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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

BURNs AND ScALDs Every family
should have a preparation Of As1setd oil,
chalk ADD vinegar, abouI the consistency Of
thick paint, constantly 90 bend for burns
and scalds. A noted physician siatos thA.
DO has employed The mixture extensively
in hospital and private practice for the past
forty years, add believes that no apIhcs-
ton oaa compare with il, "A rsgAEda relief
Of pain aud curative resahs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

HAEp WRiTiN0.-Wn Chesterfield correc [
when he said that every man who has the use
Of hs eyes aod bis right hand can write what
ever hand he psases 20 lf So would Byron
have put his burning verse iuto such mi,erabie
school boy scrasl, Emerson write so s2rswling
hand, or Napoleon I. have written the worst
hand on reeord-so bad that bis letters 10 Jose
phine from Germany were sometimes mistaken
for nsps Of The seat Of war; No doubt the vile
ness Of his pot hooks was aggravated by hs
speed with which he wrote. jacob Bryant said
Of Arcbdeseon CoIe's hisroglyphics, that they
could he called neither hand nor = fist, but 4
foot and thst club one. sydney Smiths
hand, with the exception Of Jefreys was the
worst tina, Coustablss printers had 10 puzzle
out for the Edinburgh Rsrietr lie hi usslf com
parsd il 20 the hieroQlypbics ofS swarm OF ants
escaping from an ink bottle, and walking over
sheet Of paper without wipiug their legs
When his vifs inclossd to him "A illsgibs pas
sage from oae Of bic letters from London, con
tanning directions about the management Of bis
farm, aud asked for an explanation he simply
returned IL with the remark that he must dscius
ever reading his own hand writing "a hours af-
ter he bad written it,
Rufus Cboote's hand writing could not be de-
ciphered without the help Of pair Of compasses
sud quadrant. The best specimens look like
the hierogyphics on Chinsse tea chest. Hsv-
ing been invited on = certain occasion 10 sddreis
public meeting 10 New Hampshire, be replied
by letter hat The committee after puIIliRg for
hours over the scrawl, despsired Of deciphering
10, and were Obliged 10 send special messenger
70 learn bis answer.-N y. O5i0Uer.
"A new town is just started in Kansas,
10 Which no one is 20 be allowed 70 settle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

SroNsE CAKE.-Taks cupful Of -four.
one Of sugar, three eggs aud tesspOoniBl
Of cream tartar stir we'll together !; thsn
dissolve one.fourth Of teaspoOnfal Ot AL
eraius 10 tablespoonful Of not wafer. add
TO the cake stir briskly and bake halls an
hsur
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

CAS- TINS BE TRvE PIT is stated a. a
fact, not gensraiy kuova. ,hst rho entire
expenses Of the Pcnnsylvsnis Stste Gov
eminent are betrayed by the proc sod. Of
the tax m gross receipts If railroads. which
yields the treasury about S150, 900 per an
NUN .-NcV Iork Times- Washington
tciegrUm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25
Farmer and House Keeper.

~To remove stains on spoons, caused
by using them for boiled eggs, take a lit.
tie salt, moistened, between tho thumb
aud finger, aud briskly rub the stain, when
il will soon disappear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

PoRK CAKE.-TWo cops Of sugar. ons
emp Of molasses, one cupOf sour milk, one
pound Of pork minced 6no, one pouRd Of
raisias, four ePgs, ono nutmeg, one tea
spoonful Of soda, one tablespoonful Of eir
namon stir as fruit cake.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

fEA Frlnch farmer from three years
practice believes that n small quantity Of
old tan bark in each hill, applied when
planting, is prove ntive of he potato rot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25


A Bio Flowing Bowl the annals
Of history nothing eau exceed a remarkable
bowl Of punch that vas msdo 10 Eoglsud
in lGli /, vas mnde in fouotain 10 n
garden, iG toe middle Of four wake, Gov
cred overb 9ad with orange and lemon trees,
and 10 every walk Was = table, the whole
length Of It covered With refreshmeDts In
tho fountain were tho following ingrodi.
ents: -Four bogshosds Of brandy, twenty
i've thousand lemons, twenty GALLONS Of
lime juice, one thousand three hundred
weight Of white sugar, Thirty. oGc pounds
Of grated nutmeg, three hundred toasted
biscuits, and one pipe Of dry mountain Ma.
lsga. Over tho fountain was large can-
opy to keep of the rain, and there was
bull, on purpose little boat, wherein was
boy, Who rowsd round the fountain and
filed the cups Of The company. Il is sup.
posed more than six THOUSAND men drank
from the fountain.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

The lates, libor-,aving Invention from
the land Of wooden haEs is lootbpick
that picks both rows If front teeth 81 once
a Lending advantage II il. according TO the
inventor, is that IL can also be used a. a
comb.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

ESJosH BILLINGS gives the following
advice % young men 'Don't bs discour-
aged If yer mu,tacb don't grow i, some
;imos ba1pens where wgstach duz The
best nothing e's, daz 50 veil
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

csStrsn dog laugh. lie calculates that his in
crease OF salary as = Congressman cost each Of
his commitments three cents aud 90 whenever
Any one writes TO him complaining Of the grab
he replies promptly and pat, three.osnt stamp
on the letter, which Is worded thus
Denr Sir,-You will End your three cents on
the outside Of this letter Yours truly.
BEyJANiN +. BrrEs
II iS very wrong that he should be compelled
to squAnder hi5 hard earnings in this way.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

ESA PHYSICIAN, on presenting bis
bill % the executor of the estate Of de-
ceased patient, asked DO you wish 70 have m y
bill sworn TOP NO replied the executor,
phe death Of tbe lece3en, Is sufficient esi-
dence that you attended him professionally. ,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

81 Do not neglect giving Jour stock
salt. Il is essential.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

EF-THE last excuse for crinoline is, that
the weaker vessels need much hoopinR.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

ESo Why is lovely young lady like a
hinge Because she is something to adore
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

"A new town is just started in Kansas,
in which no one is to be allowed to settle
who smokes or chews tobacco
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
COTTON MARKRTs.

NEw-oRsASs Jolly lO-Cotou qnes orliBay l1lc; good Ont
nar I5l Mddbngs l7c Addngs 8to; net receipts, go
bales gross $40 bales eTpOrts-to Great Britain 60 bale' es ~
baes Last TO bales stock As 93 bales In the receipts are
included bale Of Cotton The hrst the season from teas
LoUI, July l0Cottonq "a and nOmina Low hddings l5c
receipts. 40 bales shipments. So bales 49, 49,
NOZZLE July l0COton quiet, Mhngs l8ci net receipts ~
bales eIposcoasgse $50 baes sales 100 baes stock 1900
bales.
WILMINGTON July lOCoion steady Mddngs Ble net receipts
Is baesi exposcoastse u bales sales bales stock, lfso
bales
CNcSsGr July ic-Cotton dan Nalng l9dl9lc receipts
II bales Shipments l36 bales; stock lb.i+6 bales -.
MEPHs Jay l0CottOD irregular Low Miidlngs T&QBsci
2s6 shipments $50 bales stock $50 bales
NORFOLK lOCotton du Low Mddng, 8tc net receipts
lob; loo )35 bales
GALVEsros July OCoon dull and nominal Good Ordinary l5c
receipts lk2 bales. sales, 90 bales; stock 1891 bales
CHARLRsToN July l0Corou steady Mdiiny l9c.i Low Md'
dngs I8c Good Ordinary HE Ordinary, i0l5c net recp5
93 bses 1884 bs sales 800 bales stock III
bales.
PHrLlpErPHIa July lO-Cotou dliet Jddings 20ic .
BosroN July OCoton quiet; Mdihgs 2lc. net receipts, %
bales gross 80 bales sales go bales stock 1000 bales
AUGCsrA July OCotonDeuaud good Mddhngs lsc receipts
Go bales; sales l03 bales
LOUISVILLE July l0Cotton unchanged hhdhng l8c receipts
A. bales; shipments, 9k5 bales 49,
saVASsAH July l0Cotton very bare Mddlngs, 8ei net re-
cepts l26 baes, sales. 10 balesi stock, $50 bales
BALTIMORE July i0Cotton dali and nominal Msdings N3e
gross receipts IL bales eIpOrto Great Britain ITO baes sales 4J
bales, stock 1859 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

81 20 BIs white Michigan At ca 1850 bush 70 M
Yankee Club al 81 a. Corn arm Gales Of 500 Dasn hsp ,, !,
Soc. 1000 bush Low MiIed SIC 1905 bush NO no
sTrive at Sc Corn Meal 81 Is for Bottled and ~ 10 or
boed est Mneed unchanged; Shorts, tle Sbiptuh
Mldding 81 y ton Canal Prght-Whea 7tci Corr ana ny
sic EevYofk Lumher 81 rs 70 the ssoa - p 70 ne~
York Railroad Pr,gb.Ploar philadelphia zoe % Boston 20
Wheat II SOC bush Malt f6O60OO feet Lumber shipments by
Csnal-I50O0o feet Lumber
NEwORLEaKa July l0-Com-MIed 6a57e; Yellow ssc white
s6e Other articles dali and unchanged BEchange
Sterling 81 2Gi EewfoTk sight premiam Gold 5A The int
was ei strictly good and good staple It goes BY 10 New
York
PHmlpmpHra. July loPerosam, tnaBsss small; quotations
lower Crude PIE Refined IA he for JAY Buzn September and
October Coffee unchanged Molasse4 unchangej sngn. Cuba
hale PE1.eed demand scuye afyane % va ~ 2
Coyers~ed ard Timothy unchanged Fionr dull sod
quotations. barely msBauei saperone ~ 80 - 10 bIt,a
458s5 Is state Ohio and Indiana 81 @@ss 70 Extra Paml
81 6 ss IS Wbeat du Red s ga 81 20, Amber 81 $50
8 g.; White 81 TO- No. Spnug D. Corn demand COOL a.
fall prices yellow oslo M1d Western e3@o6c; Heated -
4o Oats White tsatGei Mixed tO41c Barley and Barley hA'
uneh dill Western Rye, bac
July 0Four quiet but 6nn aud uncbsnged Mhea
du wer sales ONO Red fs At 81 80 Corni 1000 Gem
Mixed cash. 38a40, seller August ga e ot
Sacked Oats active and aher al 29Gic or No ca9 ana
Jaly 29c seller August Sacked Birley-So market
Rye n a62e Whisky dali At S3c Porn hm az ]b 81
for Fancy Dry Sabd and hghc loose Shoulders sou
he wanted At 8lc foT Shoulder ya Oc ioi
s4SL Cattle steady "a Prime Cfoce Receipts
4Oo9 bbs Flour 1900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn 1900 bush
Oats. and LOO Cattle
TOLEDO July iG-Fou good demand Wheat steady Amber
Rel 81 81 No Amber Illinois, 81 Co. No Co., Slbl@@ bEI'
steady; Mred fi August Ale September SOC
Grade 4oc Damaged Sac Oats quiet and I'M
chaDgcd No 39c No Sc Pehis steady and unchanged @
bu,b Oats Shipments 900 bJs. Fou 1000 bush Wheat 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

determined to close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold
Loan and thereafter to pay no higher rate of inter
est than 6per cent on further issues of ts bonds the
limited remainder OF the $40 loan noe being disposed
ofthrough the usual agencies.
This affords desirable opportunity to persons
wishing 10 reinrest July interest or dirideHds.
The Company now has more than 800 miles oil It's
road built and in operation, intending the entire
Eastern Division connecting Lake Superior and tue
navigation of the Missouri River; the work OF con-
sruction Is progressing satisfactorily; the Company
has earned title to nearly Ten Million Acres OF i's
Land Grant and sales of lands have thus far average"
IS GO per acre
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Paciics.
JAY COOKE g. Co.,
No. 90 Wall-st., New-fork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

...,.o, p,ssnss PhsdrAA with na'e and pas TO
la s,'i SsS G. Johnson Portland With "'' and pass 70 J.
AHeS -, prcokyn, Capt AndfeW bryeoa haaelra
Wa Beasds JOY o London via Halifax. s. July 4, With
His IVA a'a'"'~'
Vail re, tohn n b. Caller Two hNert, n. 81 " dayt
hths, 6e "a. u,a-on Baltimore.
hesi A DOMESTIC PORTS.
r,,r ta-Arrvd brig LINE J. Bigeow, from S. Martins
oeisss Nrrick from 1acmel
SIR Ga Iuly lOArved steamship seminole from Boston
s.,xssrS yu Ssaied steamship Clyde Kennedy from New
.. ,,o.
vrUsrvy July l0Ihe lnman line steamship CITY Of Bristol
s,.,u snsrifo New-Ycrk yesterday
oyrsK JAW Anchor line steamship Csaa Butler from
28 Glasgow. arrived here this morning.
Allan Lime steamship Peruvian Richardson
t,or Montreal Juae n, has arrived here.
DISASTERS.
The shin Castle (r from Calcutta for Eevlok ashore
nj BEN ada reusiued n the position June e.
The Of Wales Ll Enhyson from Liverpool for
baltimore puudsh July win probably
ls TIE Of Wse bl4 register and owned in
6Assow.
NAVAL.
PoRrREss MoSRoE. vs. July l9-The United States steamship
RearAdna Geoge ~ Scott arrived here at in company
Wyoming anchored Oh the Fort All vel on board
For Latest snip Aecs see FIN Pdge.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
THURSDAY. Jnly 1O-P. NJ

Unusual V"'9 We
The stock speculation of the day has been about
equally active with that of yesterday; and though
weak at the start prices rallied afterward under
advance in New-York Central to 1O4 the whole list
with inconsiderable exceptions, responding to the
advance. After midday, as Central yielded frac-
ton the other shares declined in sympathy, and the
afternoon market became more quiet and was con-
ducted on a lower range of figures, the prices and
variations being given in our usual comparative
table Hannibal and st. Joseph was exceptionally
strong and advanced from 40 to AT while Harlem,
Pacific Mail and Union Pacific were notably weak.
Northwestern closed strong at &c. The misce-
laneous shares other than Pacific Mail and Western
Union Telegraph (which were well represented, and
investment stocks were quiet and uninteTesting.
The general market closed steady. The following
were the opening, highest, lowest, and closing
prices Of active stocks sold to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
RTRppRAN MARKETS.

LONDON u Te rate Of discount Of the Bank Of England has
been reluced per cent and Is now per cent -.
LoNpOS July lO-l1J0 m-Unted States IenFory bonds vi
Ere Railway shares, fi
FRASKToKr July lOUnted States FyeTwen bombs 96I for
he issueO Of 1862.
PARts July lO-p mTe buion IN the Bank Of France has
deeased g the week Rentes 56t bVc
LoyDoN July l0-I D. m.-Bric Ruway shares, i5l.
LivERPOO Juy Ol mSales o Cotton shipped rom Savannah
or Charleston deyeben August and September at go Cheese
LfyERPoof july lei D. bs Cotton market qnlet Midibg
Upland SD. Mddng Orleans 9 sales RICO bales including
81 for speculation and export. -, 81
LIyKRpoo JAY iO-Eio p mses Of Cotton shipped from Sa-
yaunAh Charleston deliverable In September and October al $50 Ia
LONDON, July lO-J p.m .-Ene Railway shares, ~.
PAitIs, JHly O-Freuch Rentrs 6f soc
LoSpoS July lO-3:3J y. m-Ere RAILWAY shares, fst.
LoSpoy July p he blOn in tue BAnk Of England has
increased &33 900 during The past week M
LONDON, July IO-4 ?. m.-kne haiSaJ 'hAresi f'1'
PtsIs. july iG.-Rentcs, 5dt flc
LospoS Juy IO--4:3O D. m.-Ere Railway shores 49,.
July OiO mOfthe Cotton sales to-day 6Vo oses
American BldnfS Inactive Cheese !" per cSt "f VIC
best grades of American Fine. -.
LoSpox Juy iO-EveDirg Turpentine, % per cNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

TEN PER CENT NEw-ENGLAND ISyEsTMENT.-
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS of
the LAMOuIE VALLEY, ST. JoHNsBURY AND ESSEX
COUNTY RAILROADS, One hundred and seventeen
miles long, from the Connecticut River to Lake
Champlain, and forming the Vermont Division Of
the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad Trunk Line
Issued in denominations of 500, $780, and $1,000
and absolutely limited to $4,000 per mlle WITH A
BAsIs OF A CASH CAPITAL STOCK or 81, 100000 PAID
IN AT PAR. Principal due in 1891. Interest payable
in Gold Coin in Boston or New York, November
and May They yield, at present rates OF gold, g.
PER CENT and held To maturity 10 PER CENT per an
puu interest. No security is greater than these
frstclass railroad bonds based on large property
as well as on large and constantly increasing in
come The building and management OF the road are
conducted with such economy and integrity as to
make the investment very profitable and perfectly
safe.
EAT. FAIRBANKS & Co., st. Johnsbury. W.T.
FARBANKs g. Co., 81 Broadway, New-York.
FAIRBANKS. Brown & Co., Milk-st, Boston,
Financial Agents
~ For sale by Bankers and Brokers generally
OF the FIRST MORTGAGE 2 PER CENT COED
BONDS Of the N. Y. MIDLAND RAILROAD less IMAM
$4,000 remain unmatched. With THE Kali CON
NECIRD BETWEEN NEw-YORK and OsWEGo, tne
earnings of THROUGH BUSINESS must soon JUS
tify the great merit claimed for these bonds.
To hyEsToRs.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company baYins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

lower the price al present aording profit sales
TO arrive. The Bank Of England managers at the
weekly meeting to-day reduced the rate of dis
count l per cent and the minimum now
stands at FIVE. the bank gaining in bullion
during the week G447,00O. The rate for money at
Stock Exchange on Government bonds is reported at
about 4 per cent. Upward of million gold is now
beng packed here for shipment on Saturday. The
steamers, to-day, took 81 10000 in gold coin, and
S240,00O in silver bars. The bids for the Treasury
gold amounted to So 600 at prices ranging from
1l5 to ll5.72 The award of million was made at
1867 Clio TO 1872, as follows:
Berry Heiser. s9500Do NJ llb6I blo
T. Sweet a 90 ............. 5000 at ll5.72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
A SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
7 PER CT. GOLD BONDS
oPTBB
Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway.
AN EAsr AND WEST TRUNK LINK.

AN EAST AND WEST IhbNh Iipn'
Total length of Line Mic
'',o '
In operation. ~
Under construction. ID "e-
These BONDS have UNUSUAL STRENGTH being secured BY
FIRST ONLY MORTGAGE extension Of 9 miles, am
liability corporation representing go "'s
NET EARNINGS OF the Road LARGELY EXCEED ALL IN
TRREST
A gain Of 1896 OoO 1871 on number 81 miles
Receipts for June. 1873 lIS ~
An examination Of the Will show eoncassey that h kosd
peneates country Of productive capabilities has local Business
far than selfsupporng and that Trunk LIMB.
DTegng Champaign the road has Western terminal points
and Keokuk from which through connection aedy
Of construction it will reach ST. Paul Mnhesos and
Grand Island Nebraska the latter following the borders q
Missouri and passing through the h Platte yss
The amount oftrougb business from these use
ing lines will be OF great magnitude
From the road hls close connections With al the gt
dverging routes leading Atlantic also WITH roads 'dr
the Ohio River and points son'h
We Offer 90 and interest in and WITH
tnowege and business Of the road recommend
them UNQUALIPIEDLY ss being
SAFE FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per korth Rirtr aTd Rdirodda
Jrtv 10 ukzN bbl- Copper 2s cakes Copper, 5
bales 8plgA Died Fruits ~ 5b Egg 44 6es flour
Los bb Meal no bags Meal l52 g73 buh Wheat 8289 bush
Corn 2i5 bush Oats 20nO BUSH Rye 62S bush Malt l7O h5l>
Beans 20 Hemp ITO Hides i75 bd HIDES 6o sides Leather
5 pkg on Cake 4iA Butter lg23 pks Cheese 1871 pkgs
TaoW rkgs Stean 2g pigs Beef 2g3 pkg' Pork ~ p Cat
Meats 1y7 bids Tobacco III pkg Tobacco Eo0 ba
Moal NbskT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW fonK JuJ lbBHKyKs-The arrivals to-day lg Al
Commanpsu 0oehundrrdLi aid 10 :. WssA.visa
1ty beeyss 77 last Tarsay s1s head sud mas
for this sesl s1 s9s lst seek While ihe
m1e tNs Of the places opened du and hss u the hd With me
Of eans thsre b WITH fair sbos VI buyers
demand for rood fat bes,e and tbsJ sod quite really
hi ssnngp sssb dA Jbs ssaAy pBsss han ssse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
GlendiDning. DAVIS d. AmoIy

Gold has been strong throughout, with the pre-
ponderance Of business at 1b., the extremes being
Il5fa1l5s and the rates paid for carrying o. and o.
The ease with which large amounts OF gold may be
carried on small basis Of capital and the revival OF
shipments Of specie 10 Europe, make II
easy for the bull clique to mark up the price, the
more especially our export elearanceS OF donesuc
produce are materially diminishing. In London
affairs continue to improve, COnsOls and United
states bonds being firm, though Enc 10 weak and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

In railroad bonds features were elected
The Pacific mortgages were steady, closing as fol
lows Central 1904 to 1905; Union First s24 to 80;
Land Grant, 20. to II; and Income, 60 to cot. The
sales are recorded in the printed Stock Exchange
lists above. The bids were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

sTEARlE iay and hrn sales Of 100 tea Prime ec 9o
n Choice Cts LhdS at 9c "a bids Fancy private terms
TALLOW dull and esdY sales Of S0 within the range OF
Hd5ie the latter extreme ard IOO bba Prime Western
at
WHISKY and more sysi Of 80 bb se sna 50
bblt A. We. dosing Al The latter priee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

NAVAL STORBs-Ihe marks for Spirits Turpen,ne has Tie
sealy moderate business transacted sales late yesterday OF 10
supng order price Rosu STEADY and fairly acyei safes Of
s b Strained at a. co. 20j bbs d. Gj u bills Good Do
~ IS 3oO bills cost and freight .on private enns; 90 9os
7OO bbls Good do al 80 5i a bb Good No AZ
& 80 bills Extra Pale at SIS Tar quiet aud steady at % %
25 Later heard Of 5g eb STRAINED Roam on private n
bbs as IS aud 100 bb Pale 10 hf DO 81 SITS %
OI-in.eed and moderate jobbng demand al - ave
n ggd39 10 bis Crude Fish steady Fh modsfsie
demand 4Sc Crude Cotton Seed 10
moderate supply, ard 10 steady. other oils re dull
PROFESSIONALS Pork msrket less active and Is lover the DE-
the limited sales Of 200 bbs Mess at oil 81 cash
spcei The ssles cash aud regular are 90 bh at 80 ~ o o
Mess sl1 FOR New Mess, and S3 1504B for Extra PRIME
$s 50 for Cesrj for future delivery nothing done Beef IL IIe
good and qualities tuner; sales OF $40 ha DDS
Family 2 and IS half bbs at 80 50; sales Of a bills a. 81 3
for Plain Mess and +lias5 for EIa Mes ami PACKED
$50 &l3 So neroe Beef ms qae and tame Beef Hams are
steady IS bb lee Cured 81 Cut Meats steady and
fairly aetye sales Of 50 Western Picked Hams u D average al
i3ic bbls do do u n AysTg at l3G oO City Pieks d.
smoked lie 20 boxes Backs private 10 40 lOl 10
Bellies private 1000 Green Hams Is p average, at re
fT condition 9 90 boxes heavy Western long Clear at 5de
Hogs stronger; quote at o. ale Tor CITY Lard
go bb and 80. d3Bc C latter
lite for fa to Prime STEAM and l tes Western sun
mer al delivery, bear Of 500 s seller july 81
al size. October quiet at Ice and November At Sic
PETROLEUM-In Crude there has been moderate speculative ~
oury steady prices with sales o 5000 bbs reported or
October spot quoted 7Ic Refei has been light de-
msnd and Without quoabe change We heart Of 200 bb spot sold at
lie and quote caoes Juy III Qsc doll and steady a.
Philadelphia trade reported on Change and the mir
ruled steady OIL offered fo JAY bul there see OF any Ho'
oil Civ q IS Petroleum Centre and sodtl IS At Psrkefs
Carolina at 7id8ic anI 80 bags Rangooh at id7e.
SUGARsVe arm aud some brokers quote &C. advance on snnei
Cennfrg Demera and 1905 boxes Centrifugal N6ia
lJlGc Refined unchanged We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoNTcIhIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 80
JAMESON, SMITH g. CorTING, IA Broad-st.