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New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

antic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad. Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company. Norfolk and Petess-
burg Railroad Company. South Side Railroad Com
pany of Virginia and also the regular quarterly diyi-
dend of per cent Of First National Bank of New
York.
The directors Of the Housstonie Railroad Com
nany have declared dividend of - per share pay
able on tho 18th of July at tho Treasurers office.
Bridgeport, Conn
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive %
specie from tho Port Of New-YOrk for the week
ending July /, 1878, was S5y56s,6sl
The Central Railroad Of New-Jersey has declared
a semi-annual dividend of per cent. payable on
and after Monday, July 81 at the office Of the Com,
psny. No. 119 Liberty-st. Tho transfer books Will
be- closed from the 7th to the 22d inst
The amount of bullion drawn from tho Bank Oh
England on balance to-day was E4O,OOO.
The rate Of discount for three months bills III the
open market is . per cent below the Bank oil En-
gland rate.
The announcement of decline in the British reYe-
nues lattens the market for securities, and IL ls
probable will serve to advance the Bank rate
The Philadelphia stock market Is dull Penn
sylvania Skies, 1Osl; Philadelphia aud Erie Rail
road. 94l: Roadng Railroad. $50 ex. div; Ponnsylya-
MIA Railroad SAT. Gold. 1l52.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
In 49, IInited States Circnit Court. Yesterday.
DFCISIONS-JULY I.

Supreme Court Chdmbes-Bv judge lnrraham-
Holmes az Petteng aOreT setei GOodchh sgt Matthews
Motion Denied Wih leave to psind answer motion IN ten days
Superior C0art-Special Ierm-By Judge Monell.-
RAge aOrder masking the ahmAnce OF the
Of this Court and that receiver costs on
Bannen 81 aL--Order OF reference
By Jules Van vorst-Dewey AT Dewoy.-Oder settled
Common Pleas-Special 1erm-By Judge Larre-
or-Boene sg ground Of action shown German sgt
oo gauted Csrngan-Aohou denied without
prejudice without Gusts Martin agt Gould lsee meul
Supreme Court-Generdl Ierm.-By Ingraham,
J weIdenbug sgt Buke-JudSmen al
armed, with costs; opinion by Brady, j.. - r,,
BY Dsv Pasche and Mun. JJ-Hsmmersley sg The MAYOR
kc-udgm,nt reversed and trial ordered costs W ABIDE event
Opinion ty all the judges
Before ngrAham j. and Brady J-Nuusy sgt HarWsy-Judg
affirmed by Bradley J. Hull agt Mcheson
Judgment unless plaintiff appeals the courts IN
Pennsylvaua investment In this state
Marine Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge JOacbimseD.-
Snsher TO strike out part OF the answer
sham granted tr with 40 10 the pnth
abide event; Sohupper st Standardization
entered Pin lsten-hOloo to
granted Seaman gt Staples
Motion denied hchsels BeseMOtou to vaea
The order 5eue the bal reduced to s and costs
Of TO plaintiff abide the An inquest also taken
hy pspu others Cooke and smother for
H. with ard . extra allowances Ch5 Nhep iOf tue
plaintiff, no attorneys asms gwen for be defendant
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
The COURTS.
ARRESTS BY sHERlFFs OFFICERS.

ARRESTS BY sHERlFF'S OFFICERS.
Simon Gruhn was arrested, yesterday, by
Special Deputy Sheriff Gale, on charge Of fraud
Dale Brothers Co. OF No 90 wOrth-st have begun an
action N the Supreme Court against Gruhn, for the re-
coyery of g s Co. due goods delivered. They allese
In their Idayits that IN September 1872. Gruhn, by
means Of false representations, obtained goods from
them and within 80 days thereafter suspended pay
ent that on November Gruhns entire stock aud as
sets were taken Of by the United States Mar
sba under proceedings in bankruptcy; and that his
sets then amounted to $4,000. and his liabilities TO
$1,000 Annexed to the afidavits of Dale Brothers
CO. are the affdavits Of John ]. Hinchman Of J. F.
Hinchman Of No. 25 White-st, and William LOttimer Of
Iottmer Co. of No, rs Leonardst., who declare that
rhn made purchases With intent to cheat and defraud
his creditors Upon the strength Of these adayts the
order of arrest issued Bail fixed at $500, but
had not been furnished at a late hour yesterday.
Isaac Williams OF No. 80 North M0Orest., j. g. Duncan,
baker OF No. 52l Pearl-st and W. II. Mitchell, real
estate agent No II Cedarst, were arrested yester
day By q special Deputy sheriff, on order issued by
the Supreme Court, at the suit OF George DallamOTe
Who charges thCm with fraudulent dealings and claims
SI5OOO damages. DalamOre, in hls affidavit, states
among other things that Mitchell introduced his code
fcndauts Duncan aud Williams. to the plaintiff as hon
Die aud Christian men" Neither OF the prisoners had
furnished tue requisite bail 800 each 1T late hOui
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The trial Of Francis Gillen for the murder of his
wife Blen Sunday night June s viii begin WdJ in the Court of
General Sessions
In the TOmbs Police Court. before Justice Hogan.
yescrs Italian named Vita en committed for knocking down
he was Walking through MOttst
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before justice Cor John Chryse Of No 134 Beelers charged
Tboma Price with having stolen diamond stud aud COLLAR button
valued $50 from him The robbery committed while the
psnsnt drinking Nth the prisoner the lsgbeer saloon Of VIM
Never OF No 2 Beeokerst The accused held default Of
$1,000 Henry HAYS agned charge Of burglary preferred
BY Godens daughter bedroom with quantity Of
wearing Gnpa valued $50 packed in readiness 10 be carried
of justice Cor committed Hays without bail.
John Gallagher and Thomas Hastings were brought
Bsse1 Mfte Police Court yesterday before Justice Scott on
charge highway robbery The complainant John Curtis liquor
dealer Of No IL North Wm s that while passing through
Chesi Canal be met the whom he knew casually
his the other struck him violent blow the aoe
Knocked him down his watch and cham valued t rom
pocket time and endeavored % Afe rom
inside pocket which seceted there The ene OF
Ohce Heron the spot and he arrested both oi he
committed them without bail tor trial In the Court Of
General Sessions
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday.
Flood guilty. defraud the Government by Illegally
moving whisky from Spring Valley De Jboy sned
m sentence Brown indicted for dealing in counterfeit money
vs released on his recognIsnce Brown boy who has hereto
had good reputation. aud h appeared that be hAl been @
dealing In Counterfeit BY Shsfpers tie intention NOS 70
prosecute himself the futuro Joseph Kendall IN
eudng articles through tho mail was put Oh t
m Nichols charged with sssauitng Herman Songer he Sd 7
H. Seeand 900 bail .Ormsbr Roidy, charged WIN
passing counterfeit 80 bill discharged BY Commissioner SHIELDS
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

| TUESDAY, July 1-P. NJ.
| The stock speculation has been active and quite
excited in one or two of the leading specaltes, but
in the general list it did not amount to much, being
in the main about steady until near the close, when
it became strong and higher, closing almost buoyant
on Lake Shore with sales high 9j4. The lead
ing feature was Union Pacific. which was vigorously
hammered from the very beginning of the market,
and the price knocked down oneper cent on liberal
pressure of sales The occasion of the decline was
the poStponement of the paymentOf the interest due
to-day on the first mortgage bonds, until Thursday,
tho Sd instant on tho advice of Mr. Bartlett,
the counsel of the Company. 1t is understood that
the interest on certain of the bonds held by the
members of the Credit Mobilier has been enjoined
by the Government though we hear Of no develop
ments in the suit of the Government agt Credit Mo-
bilier. We understand that Messrs Morton, Bliss g.
Co.. tho Financial Agents of the Union Pacific, have
been placed in funds to meet the interest and had
intended to commence paying to-day until they re-
ceived dispatches from those in authority directing
them to postpone till the Sd and in the time
it is probable that they will be furnished with a
series of questions to be put TO parties presenting
coupons for payment with view TO the discovery of
those bonds against which the injunction has been
issued. Pacific Mail was made the target for bear
attack and the price was crowded down 10 3iI,
under the pending litigation, to which
reference was made in THE TRIBUNE this morning.
There is rumor in the street to the effect that
tho Pacific Mail Company has notified the cOntrac-
tors for the new steamers that it Will not DO able to
meet its payments as they fall due. This may not
be literally true; yet it is undoubtedly true that
! the Company has not now the means of meeting its
engagements to the constructors of those steamers
SO bankruptcy seems to stare the p. M s. s. Com
pany directly in the face yet it is net improbable
that just upon the brink of financial ruin the
wealthy gentlemen now connected with the man
agement of the Company may come to the
rescue Just in time to save the concern
from striking its cOlors and passing under
the red flag of the auctiOneer. There was
nothing special doing in the other shares unless we
mention decline in Atlantic and Pacific to 49, about
One-half the price at which it sold some two months
ago. IN the Investments, Michigan Central sold
down to 90 on the failure to make the usual divi-
dend SO was bid for Fort Wayne Pittsburgh bring
ing S7s. Panama strong at 110i on the extraor-
binary receipts of the past month. Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western sold at 97i. There no bus-
ness in the miscellaneous shares. and the express
shares neglected. OF the coal stocks. American
sold at OH The opening highest lowest and closing
Drices of stocks were "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
CIVIL NOTES.

IL pursuance of Judgment obtained by the
National Bank, in the Supreme Court. against
city. for s23,o.7 o., Under sheriff Joel o. stevens,
yesterday. made levy upon fire engines No IN Lib
erty-st, and Ne. % in Fultonst
The United States District Court adjourned,
YESTERDAY. till the first Tuesday in August and Judge
Ratchord has gone Newport 10 spend his vacation.
and decide the recently argued before hun The
by mail 10 the Clerk of the Court.
Testimony was taken before s. d. Van Schaick,
a. referee relating 10 the final accounts Of Alexander
Maitland and II. VI. Alexander, executors Of r. L. Matt
land deceased who was the executor Of John X. Don.
nell, deceased Henry NJ. Alexander was examined as
the Jcns aud accuracy OF the accounts OF the e1ecu
tors after which the case adjourned until July g.
Cummings & Beach for tue contestants, Ira Shafer and
Joseph $. BOswOrth, IT,, for the executors.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Curtis yesterday. Josiah II. Baker sued the Excelsior
Manufacturing Company to S32 IS and costs for
coffee sold 70 them The defendants admit the sale
price Of the coffee but claim that they have already paid
the plaintiff S5l n, and briDR In counter claim for
Nl9 % for services and the furnishing OF coffee urns,
Judge Curtis reserved his decision II. y. DenlsOn for
the plaintiff and James oConnOr Fabb for the defend
Robert Graham fled, on Feb. 1, 1873 a peti-
ton in the United states District Court asking that the
AHsOrdam Fire Insurance Company be adiud-
Gated bankrupt the ground that It had committed
certain acts Of bankruptcy on about Oct IT, 1872
udge BatchfOrd denied the petition because IN was NOT
ned within six months after the commission OF the al
legged acis Of bankruptcy and appeal was taken 20
the Unned States Circuit Court before Judge WOodrud
who gave decision yesterday, sustaining that OF the
Court below. Robert Payne for petitiOning creditor
Au interesting argument is pending in the
Supreme Court Chambers upon order 10 show cause
why nlandaous should not issue compelling the Con-
troie ~ pay the bills Of the Sheriff, which long
ago approved by the Board Of Supervisors The Con
troer IL said RAJ the question Of the validity Of
the obsrges made The case will be decided to-day or
al the futhes Saturday, and the Sheriff stated TO
TRIBUNE reporter that he should take no notice OF
article which appeared IN an evening paper, 10
evidently designed 10 influence tie proceedings IN
court
The examination in relation to the estate Of
Anthony Jones was resumed in the surrOgates Court
Yesterday. J. Horace Lacy was crossexamined, prin
cpay concerning the genealOgy Of the family OF the
totesfate and OF the claimants. The aidavits OF T.
spots wood. Charles Paine. O. Roach the Rev. Peter
Armisead (cOOred) and Of j. Horace Lacy IN relation
O the father mother brothers and sisters OF the intes
tate who are dead, wero offered IN eyidenee The
was then adjourned untn Wednesday July o AeH
auder Green for the petitioners, and L. d. Arnold, Jr,
for The puDlc administration
In the Marine Court Part J., before Judge
JoacdmseD the case OF Frost a9ainst Pnkerton has
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


Tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-S0 First Mortgage Gold
Loan and thereafter to pay higher rate OF inter
est than per cent on further issues of its bonds hs
limited remqiad@ Of the $40 loan no~ be'Hg dSpo'sa
oftbrough the usual agencies.
This affords desirable opportunity to persons
wishing TO reinuest July interest or dividends.
The Company now has more than 800 miles OF ltS
road built and in operation, including the entire
Eastern Division connecting Lake Superior and the
navigation of the Missouri River; the work of con-
structon s progressing satisfactorily; the Company
has earned title to nearly Ten Million Acres Of Its
Land Grant and sales Of lands have thus far averaged
s. 66 per
All marketable securities arc received in exchange
for Northern Paciics-
JAY COOKE 81 Co.
No. 20 Wall-st.. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

been ,ried The action was brought TO recover $500
alleged 10 have been frauduienuy obtained The
plaintiffs Testimony disclosed the fact that tho plaintiff
had continued in the partnership after the discovery Of
the alleged fraud and the Court dismissed the com
plaint Jerome Buck for the plaintiff and ]. B. Jenkins
for the defendant The OF Palmer against Latham
was brought SIS promisSOry note. When
il was presented for payment at maturity the defendant
offered 10 pay In legal tender notes. but the notarys
clerk wanted certified check instead OF tho money.
After the protest the plaintiff again applied for the
money and the defendant refused 10 IT, claiming he
not Obliged to pay. having already rendered the
money Judgment for tho plaintiff with interest from
the time OF the second demand. G. Whelp for the
plaintiff, and A. J. Delaney for the defendant
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
Glendinning, DAVIS & Amorys CLOSING prices were I:

Reading closed In PhiIadeIpbIa at, on DIV, 1iO!
In Amsterdam the Central Pacific first mort gage
bonds quoted at $50 Union Pacific first mort
gage 7O. Union Pacific shares, q North Western
preferred 73l st. Paul preferred, Gl! and Illinois
Central shares, 9ll992 The London markets were
easier at the start but prices picked up later and
closed strong will be by reference to quota
tions under the head of foreign news. The Bank of
England rate is unchanged at per cent money in
the open market being quarter below. the bullion
withdrawn to-day IN balance being $4,000. IL IA
stated that the receipts from Internal Revenue in
tue United Kingdom for lhl fiscal year were G75..
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

The charters bst sfys
Cok orders with 1900 ora grsin prVsts terms
mord bark With 400 ar. Do VoJsse at b. ID ssedss
bark Tho Baltic Oo bbs Refined g. sNs
Ssed,h hence n the Dsnn swedish Baltic, With s
bb RelDed private Norwegian sp ys bsnes -
Continent with 1900 bbs Refined DO sld
schooner Of 2fD register tens " aguaTr sh gne,s
cargo,
RlSHD Cod setvs demand .ni the m'rte, s.J
quote 66n - lj and Pcked Bnk - 10
16 MAckere remain yery que bn dnn qsote Al fH0sH
for No Nauochusetts Shore B'GDSB - i0r No DO 69Sa
10 for No do large sI1aB2J for No. Bsy; ti50sB fQ NJ.
ldo sls 0AsD - for 40 naEi No do raefisn hd1rrs
sI56sl6 90 ana No. DO Inland BlHBl 80 Boz Hsrmg srs
,teaiyi ~e quote At i5aisc No l. sud 2a&c Tor Soa4od
.,b linda edulI H'eo
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

PRITs-Tbrs rather doing LaJsf kssas sin
prices ngers The market f0r Porn U1
unsusacoU conua0a pouoei iPr
pat CurraDls ssdy Tarssh ff1los hfDs
light sarines Igs sh snail th bed Afny sses
1000 R4ns coag - ooe he'ci'' o. a. % se
81 i15 boIes Cufr'ntI \ d5 sl5O ca, Ip fnss ~ ~
do Legbo Cifon PsciB Nas yc sad small sales 'f SS-
dnss a. Isle for a. bOIes snail ish. -
PTRBCRACKE.STbe has been only ncfefste nf bs
market steady sales ass Nv boxes l0tsi ~ ~.
usnal tine. -.
FHATHER3-Ths market q8. bat srn tbs supply light; 80
quote . 85c Tor Prime, md 62ic for ht-t -
FERTILIZERS 10 lin M sHand bu. prices of hs esdaE
and popular Kinds steSg
CRAIH-The Wheat market opened ql ard ms hoogh III %
Good SPRING mach u the "hTst 70 banf oN
previously sold ami the assortment Nis not ie.es nf
1u value The msrse Tor ~he eo.es loser
only limited inquiry FOR eIpor Wners over sno ans'a9s;
bush ~ Ds 81 for keece spring 81 p
for 80 Duluth 81 - o No Cbicsgo spring Al N@b II Of
No Chicago sDnsg 81 No. Milwaukee, 81 ~ or ksd
Western los Whit Michigan; 81 e) for Amber 90
Muankee seller last half of JAY al ~ ~
W bush hslf Of July m hsn Of August a. ~;
Iowa spring 81 D. Bade DOL soi
nominal nsotiVe pncss uncertun Oats
active Ower closing iAt the sales 620 lash Nes ono
Mrsd 44taGic; White 5eaa3c Black ST fdfc Wesisra
red al "a D4bc closing G4jc White a. 5095Jc eal
hssvy Offering; ss,t 2OOO bush Inferior Corn
Irregular and quite scye Car 0s seaer and ChSs
Canal smer bi. good srgoe to be bad at lover gues be ds
chiefly M ssls 20 vl bush Dsmp shl h"s ~
ibDi J0G5c tho latter ior Dr. s'sAas
Western White at 65l gG3c Western lelOE al 5Td5Jc
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02


Porssr delVeres-Ihs transactions are very gh IS slightly easier
eAY mOGhs er months suest the o1srss gh sales
q OoNs eli on toe basis of Low NdiingS
S.lcs last. evening, aner p July, go at %
9.l6c 200 at 20 - 3Oc. 1uO lOlo. August, 40 ss
lo.s October l3e; November, 2O0 as Il6c 200 As
iy total ZOO bslss. Sales 0ay yey 200 a. sOt.
s si6c August 20 59c 100 20 76e September
u l3 6, 100 At l8ic; October 100 81 8tc 100
is Je 100 At is 100 10 9l November. 800 5lc total
80 bales; grand total 100 bales
COAL-Te demand Domestic for the local and Boston trade has
prices the receipts have been large
daily sales Of Anthracite At t5 1886 Is
ton monthly sale VI Scranton. Of 5000 tons wednesday
last. the prices obtained show improvement Lump advanced S
per ton Steamboat ic Crate l3e kgg, Tie StsVe. l0c and
Chestnut I6c sales Of Pennyvin. and Weslmoreiand % at 80
west Virginia s8 5O6s9 Foregl has ruled dm and V
for the Liverpool House Csnue S Liverpool Gas
Sl60Sl8 and Newcastle, sl2 80 --~a--~.@f c.s--H-'
COPPBB-rhe market hA become dali Sat prees have m,nei
abOus steady'o 1gsf Lssu,yrs sud Msnsbo si a9O
Jsva 9ld22ic., gold; the market to-day quiet
CAhDbbo-Ihere has been Ony moderate Obbng demand al
previous prices quote AdimAntne 10 OI l9G2oc
JOc: Patent, 40c; and Parahne a I20JJc
DRUGS AND DYBS-Opum very but srmer quosi SIS
god, In bord Qunine quiet but stesiy ~ 650s1 Oh from
outside hands aorphnos higher sales Of P w. outside sod
81 s00t5 S. currency Rnglsh Chemicals steady and IN fair
dsm.aa note sales Of sota Asa a. Sal sois
75G 30; Csusue Sofs 6 5Ii 30 80 Bcarb Sois IS %
S5sll Bleaching Powder S2niGsl 69, SanieOas OIL Berga
mot lots, % III W A. CO.. 49, Ssn1ersons oil Orange,
~; Slule0n OIL Lemon. 81 300 80 30 Brehmers
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
THE MARKETS.
rcuehlly reported for ruE rslBuys :

TUESDAY. Gniy T. i571
ASngs-Tbe .epts to-day pkgs. Pots
an demand Oly Moderate We quote At % o. Pearls are SUI
yer,d dui sud nominal
BUILDING MATBRIALS-The Inquiry FOR bncks has beea only
miei prices the buyer Cement steady s sr se
B3
100 b6lN DO erwha s. - bbA DO Roman 81 50
currency MODERATELY sought after Rt prices steady
limited demand st about previous prices oIher desrPuoa
com ng uuier 'h. hesIiug quiet and unchanged
branch Of 81 THIS
OF lie year Is yerr qet the c sni ghbohoO
1si 20 asng small lots Of seaooab styles keep good their
ortments orlsrs from the interior about the uualm
r % ysy early form opinion The probable
trade he com ng Autumn bat good safety
200, has continued good usual at
he volume business aTssr ana we tnink 10
90 te certain improve
BROOM COIN AND BROOMS-rhe market Tor Corn remains
u .nd prices uomnaly gnchnse Broons very quss at
old pnoes 81,
BERSWAX-The market is dull and nominal the
supp liberal We A0Bk for Western ni southern
CoTON-rhe Cotton the has bssn ouir mod
,s bat pfees 400 without luotabe change We quote follows
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
Foreign exchange was weak and dull, v
|. to 3-i6 below the official rates annexed:

Money during tho forenoon was in free supply,
and borrowers call were accommodated readily
at and per cent mostly at the former rate. About
half past two. however, sharp demand set in from
those borrowers who had been dilatory in making
up their accounts. and they forced to pay the
full legal rate. Prime discounts are and T.
Government bonds were quite active and firm,
despite the decline in gold. Skies of 1881. Five
Twenties of 1865 new 1867. and 1868 quoted ex
interest. Fisk * Hatch report as follows at p.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
Droposals

PROPOSALS for GRANITE.-EAST RIVER
-SbALhD PROPOSALS will be received until July 40,
& 9 f the The ds, Of t7so ousl, yards Of cut GRANITE PACE
lOnE ana amenaee backing during present for
the hewYorE Tower East River Bridge Plan. .d ,p6csoEs can
be Soon al the engineers ohoe. Address.
NRW-YORK BRIDGE COMPANY Breoilyn n Y
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
ID " WIIT u II
Ohnrnl Aakeli.

Railroad bonds were quiet and generally steady.
The non payment of interest on the first mortgage
bonds Of the Union Pacific Railroad had depressing
effect on these securities, which closed at 50 to &c.
Central Pacifcs were strong at 99!9lOO. Canada
Southern First sold at 90 ex interest Tho quota
tiona ara anneXed
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MONTCLAGR RAILWAY Bonds
guarantosd by The Midland Railway for sal9 at 80
JAMESON SMITH s. COrrING. Ia BrOad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
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Cloth !, IN mil.I ie y O rolls q - hsU
woSa Cioth gao' iJi9le Ciou''a do at 'ioa
"o''' O''' Is73.IS72.IS7f.
BsgA Bsgl Bag
Stock in importer, and dana.'n sO''ou -.
'TS,s Yo,t juSe JS 1900 6so ssa
Boston darinz ''''''''''.''' N' =" ~
'0''' Is73.is7e.IS71
BasA BsH. BasA
o'9s, sa.,ao 70 Tops' I1Ds = SUI ''. 800 800 100,
oIs. Ss. Y,tE Y pyprso .. .Isgo 1850 IiIos
sb1one6ss Issd cor.ampnon from Nsr-Yors
during June s1} %"
GIHsBNGrhe market bat arn the stock IN Chni oos
siicrsbly reduced. We quote a. tl,l3Vpl o.
HIDFS-Ihe Dry HIDE, has been quiet ,n5 s'tfsr'
drm without quosbs change " el hes srs
good demand s market s,eaiy receipts r la etes fFa
been G95 lg3 bales fOm iorgB and b Hides res.
s,, Non o er Hyack Jil from N0n.sgs per Olive Bnuh.
Va rom C o Neuco 3 from Siuo Douingo per
Rapd.a Belize HON. yer t'ti, Ibt bom AspDNal s
Hslr, Csnn ey Fruao per Heny Ctauncsy ts
Geo. WaS ng.on 10 from pir Corei 65) hon Hs~-
from AVnty0mei % from savannah per Lo'
8 from other s@.'s' g. from c.o. Ia o1 Sl ca.
sua3; . bales Calcutta, per RiyrIsaF ale- noos
as 2 a,t la,e bee. l J'g ai u H. SD q Ie Month. sss
800 Dfy Aon7ieo d. eoh four month. selected 100 Dry
Mon zxieo Selected. p b. ct 2lc, gol iheT nn - DJ
Mexican, 3 Dl0 H. a. IDc gold A. it fih 'oy ". D -s
I50i7 H. lsc gh they run zoo Dr., Corpa ,lfs' = @ ga
W., Saltei 3.c goa 6J DAYS selected ol "st
S.d B. Gor erpor) IS h. y re. cod % dsys ,:ee"di
li s,lPd Ctg OK ~ -. ll clsrc1cy selected 3D. be
c,Icuita Gov . b. on prIss a 80 b.s Csts B1f,lo q n.
private Tie s,cs On hlld S.~ hi-e. 2ul % loo
Dry Buenos Ayres 100 Dry h0usyiieo 1e 900 Of no
G,.ads 30 @ D ,y H,fo' %s., @ 20 M ,Si 5a Tess To- os.
Calcatta Buffalo j53 bales CAcslta Gov
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
Eoan Offices.

NO. 1867 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch.
1V Room BPaIor Po Ladies Branch No zO Brosdw, aepr,
loaned dsBoss watches jessy 4e same boaybt AID sod
LINDO BROS
NO. 1,l9i BROADWAY, at H. B. MEL
~ yiLlgb Coral and Gold Jesery Sofs Diamonds wAiehss
ery &C. ke talon storage aBd SBeI AdVaaeod squte Ka
Lib Broadway, sBaf Tw ortf gbhst w.