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BnAUTl9uL IRELAsup.-In an astiele up-
der this heading the Pail NuE Gasstts
We, Of course, know that Ireland is call
ed tho ssEmerald Isle," and the color of the
emerald is green, but never had e entered
into our imagination that there was any
where in this world TO be seen each YER
| in the rural districts Of Irelaad. The
slopes, the kpolls, the dells, fields OF young
grain, over whichthe breezes creep like
playful spirits Of the beautift1, the pas
lures, dotted over with sheep of the purest
wool, the hill sides rising mp inso mist
thick carpets of smooth velvet green. But
Ireland should also be called the Flowery
Isle. There ia not spot in Ireland, be-
lieve, where blessed Nature can fs6 an ex-
cuse for patting fewer, but she has put
one-not only in the gardens aud 10 the
meadows bat upon the very walls and crags
of the sea, from the great blooming rodo-
dendrons, down to the smaller flower that
modestly peeps forth from it's grassy cover.
The Irish farze, so richly yellow, covers all
places that might otherwise be bare or
barren the silkworn delights every where
from thousands of trees to drop its web of
gold the blooming hawthorn With it's
sweet-scanted pink, and especially the
white variety, adorns the Landscapes and
the gardens while flowers of every hue
and variety Chamber to hide the harshness
of the natural supports :; the beetling cliffs
with lovely flowers and if you kneel any
where almost on the yielding velvet carpet,
you will find little, we'll nigh invisible
fowers-red, white, blue, and yellow
wrought into the very wool of texture.
Iceland ought to be called the Beautiful
| Isle. The spirit of the Beautiful hovers
over and touches to loving loneliness every
pOLlt.
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A NEW STREAM OF ENG RATION
Some time ago the Rev. Father NugeDt, a
Jealous Catholic clergyman, known
for philanthropic movements amongst the
poor Irish population of Liverpool, estab-
lished q woman's Temperance League, as a
branch of the Catholic Temperance League
of that town. Amongst other praisewOrthy
objects Of the league is that Of taking
from the streets q large number Of the
basket girls, and after certain probation
sending them out to Quebec and Montreal,
where they will be placed in respectable
situations. A batch of between 30 and 40
of these girls sailed on Thursday, June S,
in the Allan mail steamer MOr9viau, for
Quebec and Montreal, under tho charge OF
Miss Fletcher, and all Of them have promised
to remit at the end Of I2 months come of
their earnings to the Lea8ue for the pur-
pose of enabling more Of the poor girls
who have been picked up to 90 ont 60 the
United States or Canada. The girls pre-
sented o very respectable appearance; each
of them being provided with an outfit, and
from their general sTpearance gave pre-
sumptive evidence that in Canada they
will speedily find employment and good
wages. In the course of few months Fa.
Their Nugent will despatch another batch
of basket girls.-LoHdoH Catholic Register
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As general thing, he will DO taken to
fers, Enc district appropriated to Christ
ians. Pera 10 situated immediately above
Galats, which is chiefly Inhabited BY mer-
more than two miles along the summit Of o
LOFTY hill: OF late years many elegant
mansions have been built here, and IL now
compares favorably with the more refined
quarters Of Western cities.
On the eastern promontory stand the
cover one Of the seven hills. The imperial
palace is enclosed with lofty walls, and the
whole space is covered with suites Of apart
ments, mosques, baths, gardens, and cy-
preBs-groves, So many glitteripg domes,
rearing their lofty heads above the verdant
foliage and painted terraces, produce Mt 3
however, is entirely lost upon . nearer in.
spection, for they are huddled together
without order or symmetry. The princi-
pal entrance il, on the west, through the
Babahoomsjan, or Sublime Porte, which 10
built of marble, and has. q very heavy APP
pearance. Within is the frst court, which
Opposite is the Bahia Salem, or Gate Of
Health, which leads to the second court,
where is tho audience chamber In which
foreign ambassadors are received by the
sultan in person. In this chamber is the
throne, which resembles large four post
oeu. no gate winch CormluoteS tn0 sec
end court is called Bahia Saadi, or the Gate
Of Happiness, through which no stranger
is allowed to pass. The furniture of the
palace consiats chiefly of the sofas spread
round the rooms, thescarpets, and the mir
rors. The waHs are wainscoted with jas
per, veneered ivory, and mother-of pearl,
aud the hangfugs are of silk and cloth of
gold.
But the great feature of Constautinople
is it's mosques, or prayer-houses, the
most magnificent of which is the Church of
Santa Sophia, situated near the principal
gate of tho Seraglio. 1t was built by Con-
stantiue. Among the numerous pillars
which adorn this mosque are six of green
jasper, which once supported the roof Of
eight of porphyry, that had been placed
by Aurelian in the Temple of Che Sun, at
Rome, but were removed hither by Cen
stantine. The immense size of the build
ing, the stupendous concave of the dome
Che magnificence of the columns and varie.
tics Of marble, the singular manner in
which it 10 illuminated with globes Of crys.
tai and lamps Of oelored glass, and orna.
nented with ostrich eggs, ETC., produce 9
most striking effect.
The most notable mossses, after St. So
phia, are that OF Mahomst H., which
crowns one Of tho seven bills, and standl
upon the site OF tho cslsgrAted Church O
lyman H., which 10 esteemed Of eaperio
symmetry aaA elegance.
The tomb Of Sultan Hahnoud 10 anoth o.
beautiful bailding, entirely composed o
white marble, and only recently erected
The room 10 like o largo saloon, well Lifted
up and earpeted. In the middle IL the eof
an, or catalogue. surrounded by railing
Of mother o. pearl, and covered with rec
velvet richly embroidered in geld.-AppIs
/ ton,
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SARAOENA LIFE BITTERS.

HOW To- ENJOY LIFE
II ezlyk when tho blood pure. appetite gsod
a@d AigssNon perfect. Thees win keep the osrdinal
Roints-iBrain, Heart and Lvsr-in sound working
order eao1 give thst elasticity 10 tho mind and body
which issthe. quinteosonce Sf Porfsethealth.
SAERACENIA LIFE BITTERS
II Frsper Alternative 70 consummato this
desirable result Young old robust or delicate may
alike experience their beneficial iEfuence.
Thousands testify that the SaraceniA 10 the zine gus
for purifying and regulating the hads and siren 9Th
eaing ths solids.
DR. JOSEPH TUCKER, Proprietor
Mobile, Ala.
Sold by +rooers and Druggsts everywhere.
SCHMIDT e. ZEIGLER,
FREDERICK SON & HARTE,
sel5T3ay New Orleans.
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CoLLEGE
INN ACULATE TON
Carner Of conmoa and Bazsaas ssrssts.
NEW oRLEAAs. -

ThisEiterary Insstetior inoorpatsd By tie State
LouaiAna, and empowered 70 oon6ar degrees, Con.
Quoted BY Fsthsrs Of The aocety Of Jesus The t
ings are we'll adapted for educational purposes. a
courtyard entirely Ont on nom tho street. q reserved fog
recrcaon that from the arrival Of the pupils % -
secluded and superin tended. b. -
The Coarse q 1nsrueton threefold. PrsDssaasry.
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course 10 fog beginners. -.!a i.~
The Conmsrcia Course 10 for those students who Do
wtsh to lcarH Latin aud Greek. an,
The Classical Couxss 10 for these who dears 10 have
complete education. Z TO
French 10 taught In tho three coursea. 20
Gtadcnts mot admitted, unlcss they know low 10
read and write. -
The and training Of tho studentsis ths
leading objects Of the instructors. -
Every report 10 cent 70 perents stating eor
duct, progress, rank In olass and attendance. u
The acsdemical year begins the hrst OF Octobor
and cloacs towards tho ond Of July. n
10 TERMS, &
Collegiate Course. payable In advance snd In UnsSoA
States currency, two monthe, go. NJ \ 81
Preparatory Course. SIC. = 80 49,,
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r NsTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
w Corner So. Philip and Calves streets,
Hng New Qcleaps. ,

Tho government throughogs this estabiishnens N
their instruotrvszee Rcaticu table dormatorios arc
the for al In short, everything teuds 10 pEos
mote aectionate union between the Sistere and tha
young ladies' intrusted to their n,otherly caro-.
Tho instruction u thorough and sohd and In haGmcny
with the Of seesy The oompriesa
both En9lish and FrenchJ al the branches Of Know
ledge cultivated atthe present day Each laogungo 10
taught by natives Of respective ce1ntes - . In
sure correct DronunciattoR.
and distribati0n OF premiums - whioh pareas u
Gdueaon Is here ths object Of special sttsntisa aad
seoisudo Governng these placed under sheir charge
By moral slAssn aleae The Gssars II o. yeseph eaae
TO tncucats HSincplss o. ssha p,ey, require 10
strict obesrvanee Of petite and sniAbls asoFenx aH1
tnsl feslnes 81 rseHeos and aGsotfen towards peEes
Pupils Of al assassination sAnaitAsd. -
NoTA-Ouxtng the bathing seaeeu, The Boar&SaR
School Il moved b the hay 81 Isais where TIE asto
Of b. Joeeph have Q aourlehina academy. =
T1RAG-Te b paid In a1vanee ~ follsWSi
1earding, Per three nsnshs G
NnsMs8' =. a. ........--.....-....... ~ y
Music Lesssas ana use Observation-Disclosures d
G1hBinG 1Seseno- ~
Pastel oil painting according 70 the number Of pcpo
Meede.work In all 70 varieties, golden embroldory.
artificial Covers - Taught 70 the hoadsFs without sxe
Fog further particulars addrsss .'upszasrsss 81 80
Academy 81 the Sisters OF st. Joseph Box lsll Few
'eansi or more convenient, aRR1Z e ,.vro,,
noa4 n ~ or O. b. 1iDGR 1SSSs
A CADEMY
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A woman in Mississippi interfered with
her brothers courtship, and begged him to
stay at home Of an evening. He waited
until the evening che expected her own
lover, sad complied with her request, and
now she says that fraternSl affection is q
heartless mockery.
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The most successful people are those who
have but one object, and pursue il with
persistence. "The great art" says Goethe,
80 is to judiciously limit and insOlste ones
self"
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FINANCIAL.

. TREAsgEy DEPARTMENT; OFFICE OF CONF
Whereas IS satisfscssry evidence 70 tie nm
+ ms Gsef b%S hs III r.
the city Of New Orleans in Tire parish of Orleans and
IL 70 , ssss duly a
entued st An Act TO provide national currency. 60
vide for the redemption and eircuiasion thsreof ap
Of and sis Ss @ n
che buS J0N Of baking gnter said act
& Dc he S Kew gsTg the e I
LouIana is authorized to com HeRoe tho business of
IN testinony yhereof: witness my hand AID seal of
0 fssA this S't day of Fc JOHN ~ KNOX
rSo S S6Sa of Currency.
HIBERNIA BANK OF NEW oRLEANs-Nex Or.
leans March d nder a9ovs authority this BANK
o
any balances pTinSipiS " spooai
diBGRs s rs may be a5fSsd T. rAR1EroN Cashier,
T oUIs1ANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
- DEPOSIT COMPANY,
5l-----..----..-.C Camp Street -.------.----51
RRF ss ssnt;5vv; y1H NoEpES:
Cashier-JoHN s. WALroS.
DIKEcroRs.
W. q T He acSn;S0 Il stAnArd Bronson Co.
David Wallaoe, Of wallace & Co. a.
Henry J; MuIian, Of H. J. MullAn q Co.
De W. II. Thomas, Of Folgsr & Co. del5 - ~
unERNA NATIONAL BANR OF II. oRLKAHR
NEW onrzAHs. 5ans 10. ism.
STERLING BILLS on THE HrBKnEAN BANK,
DUBLIN. payable in Q parts Of Irea nom One
Pound upwards, for sale 1t thia Bank.
tyH nIy JAS J. TARLBToE. CssAier
HARDWARE-SToVES- cO0PERAGE.
T q AtEKRNs & son,
$751;. -TcHoUPrToULAs sTRKET......-.Ss9
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Iron, StCel, Copper Brass Lead Galvenised epfkea.
Mails, Bolts, etc.
ware and Fire Grataa.
Together with the greatOst variety every
of MechAnics Tools and Hardware 70 b Hound n ~
South, at reasonable prices. iy6 @ "
@. PIrARD.
HARDWARE, CRATES,
PAINTS, OILS TURPENTIHR
WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS Etc.
349...... Common Street shs
] Ay'eSy Near Claiborne Marks6
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fhisissE. estabnsasA Insat1Nsa. faysrably known
- thopeepo Of the 9sueh will enter upon ia Forty.
tAard SSkoaatie ysar On
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

=: sssss 1 s.ssi spss x i Eesg
OCTOBER -, 1879.
ss c.,i 90
ssE:: ssds s.sr.ly s.s and e %sss
arrsasssssat and socsn SSdssssn '"' VI 'sA"'A'''a
s.s s:ss: g.: e ;. Of
1Sssscs p i .h:is
=;
Sas asS to ia: Fl
Id r.; .stss% p vrsos end P.ctios
s4s: e! e. e sss
IN s sas .as.
n Is e.
thoss who give gro9f: Of the roqaise In The
ab the Higher br1Rohs: q entitled
y a.sf.isa e awarded to
s S
TSo e
II ss S q
asd sixth years. Of the cfs.siesi Tho
stsdsnts attend lectures Philosophy aud
TIE age q admission is from nine TO fifteen years
read and write. AO" nv" ~
PER SESSION osaES MONTHS.
Board Tuition and ashns payable half; early 10 %
and in advance. 800 90
Bed and Bedding Il 90
PRESIDENT Of sPaf Z i'afifSIs Hill GSo aIei
THE JESUIT FA ITPnsi ga
Ans meet: c Ess
eel 70 ly $40 Gravier strect. Now Orleans.
st. MAKY-JE RsoN COLLEGE
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated on the MiasssIpp River, Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment inoor
Porated by Law OF the Legislature and empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened on the Sd Of
October. 1t is under the direction Of the Marist
Fathers, who form society specially devoted educa
ton. College Point and Convent Lar ling convs
nent and regular landing places for steamboats, going
to and returning from New Orleans.
TERMS:
Payable in q. s. currency half yearly in advance,
Board tuition, washing and Stationery, per ri
Doc.or1 5ees and oc;no &; o;di3S, 600: -
meas CfOr alb per annum; 10
KPtF11oe tse to BE- paid only once 10
in advance.
Bis Grace. the MOat Rev Aro6blshop of Now Orleans
For further dssas SH aSpg e. 7srg Re-,
As tho College.
OersnIy No. r4O 6ra7ioT :trSSs S New oissaaa.
SAINT TIXcENrS COLLEGE,
g. CARE GmARDzAu, MmsoUz1.
1h9 nsstlHon, sonducted n tie Prisets Of tie Con
gX0Gntio1 o. the Mteston Of st. Vtncont 81 Pal a
6esuafully located tie 0sssnppi river forty ME-
above Ca4zo md enc huuGr1f and any nHs0 below O.
The College Dnildings large eOmnoasus ana wan
vol4zletod. The grounds are boazifa oxto1SfvS ~
Wen aasRtod for heAlthfnl oxsrciSo.
teach ut Cape Girardssu. 49,
sEFf aaS aaaS % aSo 1S t5s d1s y Ga5
TERMS
Board and Tuition Per scholastic ySar...... 80
Washtng and mcndng Of articles waahed. ..,.-. =
Physicinns Fee and Medicines. Observation-Disclosures. n
AnsSEUnShbaA AuSio q
For further infOrmati1a apply 70
4 Rev. A. VERINA, @. n,
President Of The College
Or 70 Rev. THOG J. SMITH O. NJ
| eel Sly 6GJcoeph's Church. New Orleans.
MI JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier 81 the Mutual
EsslSSSss BSnE. No Ioe Canal street. Rev orIsAns.
mons59 which say DO paid 70 HIM for account % tas
above Institution
ESW oEisan Au-1st 3 ISTG
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This magnificent Inssitutton chartered February
the suburbs Of the oity. And at short distance om
and Anords a. those advantages which oontrisute to
Puptls Of an denomnations Adnftscd eutfor the
promotion OF order and regularity, all obliged to at
Tend the pubo exsrcDea and conform to the rules Of
the Institntion.
The sysssm Of education embraces tho French and
Eng!sh langlsses, Wis: beading. Penmanship Frenah
ern Geography use OF the Globes, Prose and Poetiea
Profane), Chronology, French and English LiteratuFe
EAetorc, Mythology, Natural Philosophy. Chemistsy
Antronemy Botany, Book keeping, sthemAtics, cta
Music Drawing, Painting, P1ain and Ornamental Nee.
dlework, Tapestry Embroidery, ArtAciai Flowers
TERNas-PAYAdKNrs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
esq., M ADVANCE: AZ"
Board and Tuition In French and English, per
Entrance Fec for the arst yey only 10 co
EXTRA CHARGES:
German .................-....e12 90
v1 na1 M an 80: : -, iS 90
Use OF Plano -. .....-............ 9 90
| Stationsry 80 ,....-..-.......... 3 90
Weshins -- ..-..-............ II %
Tapestry and Rmsroiry.. .................. i
Artificial Flowers .. ..............-... II Z
| 2xew!nA 49,
| Painting .................. is q
II
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The glasses commence about tho first of September
ana close " sho end Of Juuef By an examination and
BSsl. EN-. may Be procured .. the Inssituti0a n
modorAte prfooa. no ~. 4 /. .-.., =,
Pupils seesysd ~ any Zine during the yoae ana
charges usds from the date Of entrance only.
For further particulars apply the Mother SuporioR
Academy Of ths Holy Angels. n sci ID II
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Flour-QuieL and
prices unchanged. Whest-Liltle doing
owing to the scarcity of vessels and firm
ness Of lake freights; No. l spring 81 %
nj "a; No. ., 81 15ta1 10 closing at out
side figures; seller July 81 16ta1 164; sell
Ter August 81 13s1 1871, closing at 81 1Sff;;
seller September 81 Of. Corn-Receipts
large and the market quiet trading chief.
" In August option; No. 2 sold at S4a844c;
fresh 35Sc; seller July S4a34!ci seller Aug.
ust 37HG47tc; seller September 80baS0sC,
Oats-Demand good; No. 2 sold at 28ic;
SELLER July 2Sta2ssc; seller August este.
Rye-Light, sales at GOiAG1c for No. 9.
BarleY-Dull; No. 9, 6la5l3c. Mess Pork
Stronger and prices ruled higher at
outside figures, cash SIS 90; seller July
$l4 9Oa15 90; seller August $15 15A15 %;
September $15 Goals co. short ribs S5aSfc;
August delivery 70 higher. Lard-Qulet
at Sc; Augult 81 20aS 25. '
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CLEVELAND 4 PrrrsnuR0H n. II.

AnC6 VIII In9 lALt8b GLlu kAUluo w tuS AA'A-
roads.
CLEVELAND PrrTsHuRsH
CLOSES, DUE.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland. 0 q. l1.SO g. N.
HteubcnYille, WellIbuY l0:l5 4. N. 6:l6 p. m.
Way Nall Wig 10 WelIh'l 1918 q. n. lii:SO a. IN.
p,Go.9.R cCOsEN DUB.
BAllincFs &W6Sht6n. 1 $50 p. M 8 AN.
llA'phlg1BjNsy YofkI y p. m. II Il. IN.
c" Gaam6siIsad. .ts... J 1910 a, N S:9Op. m.
" E Ss S =. i&iO a. m. 5sop. N.
Cumberland, Piedmont d
New Greek. ,,....... p m q. m.
C.O.RR. ctosEs. DUB.
Way Mall. Wheeling tOI
columbus. ,.,...........I $50 .. m 6:U p. m.
Cincinnati, st. Louis 4
indianapolis. ESQ q. m. iI2:OO 8. m
chicago and ZanesVllle. 1910 . IN. $3.50 p. IN.
Cambridge 4 BarnPsVill G:tO Z. m 1900 4. III.
Bcllaire and GAINESVILLE, go p. IN. $50 p. IN.
nKHP9uLDR Il. CLO'Es DuH.
Way Nall TO Washington. 100 p. IN s::OG. N.
Washington ............,l b3O .. MI 6:oVp. NJ
lTAGE LINES. CIosEs. DUE.
81 Clairsyille and Nor
TistOwn, Ohio. 1880 q. n 1000 a. IN.
st. ClAIrsVllle aud Nor
ristOWn. Ohio. .......... 200 p. IN. 600 y. N.
MI Pleasant, Ohio 80. 100 y. m ll:O0 q. N.
Wet Liberty, Tue, Thur.
and Prid. .......... w." 500 m.
CsdlE Hack, Tues, Thurs
RyersOn station, Saturday ECO a. m, 49,.
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wav IN which 10 got trout among

possible way In which toget trout among
lilly pads. Use strong rod, heavy
leader, and only one fly. Casting on an
open spot among the pads, and beng
ready for quick work, II q ash rises 70
the dy strike him, and BY the same I'M
pulse, which must be al first gradual, then
rapidly increased, drag him over the pads
into the clear water, in which you take
care TO have your boat lying II possible
Il you can't find o clear spot for your
boat, then trust TO luck and stout tackle.
Hold your fish on the top and lot him
ilounder on the pads. BE careful lie does
not get his head under water, for II he
has one chance f0r u swirl in his native
element he will assuredly wind your
leader around six Or sixty lilly atems, and
leave the hook firmly fixed in q heavy
bud, while he retreats moi to rise again
that day.
Talking Of not rising again-iG is we'll
known to anglers that although trout once
picked with & ly hook will not be likely
10 touch another fly that day he will not
refuse bait, and trout hooked with a
bait hook and lost Is ready instantly to
try il again. | note two occurances Of
The past week which are interesting TO
anglers We were fishing down the Os-
good river, and struck two trout at a
cast The leader parted above the bob
Der, and Loaf fish and flies. The guides
were behind us with bait rods, and ! i'm
mediately called on Dupont &c take one
of the bait rods from the guide near him
and see If he could recover my flies. He
threw tho bait down stream 1T once, and
struck and landed a trout with one of my
flies; the other was gone, But more re-
markablc occurrence took place two days
afterwards on Osgood lake, at Tucker's
camp. Dupont struck fish and lost him
with his entire leader, nine feet long, and
three flies. | tried in vain to coax him
up with bait TheneXt afternoon Dupont
went down 10 the same spot and cast, and
the third fish that rose was his lost fish,
with the leader trailing from his mouth.
He landed him and recovered his cast.
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New York Dry Goods MARKET.

NEW York, July ga fair amount Of
orders from the interior came to hand 10.
day, but business otherwise was very
quiet. The market for cotton goods was
steady at unchanged prices, American
grain bags jobbing at SOC. COlored cot
tons are Inactive but firm. Rolled Jaco.
nets AID Silesia In more request. Wool.
ems less active. Fine black cloths are
taken moro freely. FlRnnels dull. 9hawls
move slowly Of irregular and lower prices
Italian cloths are more inquired for by the
clothing trade, Other foreign goods dull,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BY TEbEERhPH.
New York Money and Stock Murket.

New York Money and Stock Murlet.
NRw York, July 3-MoNEY-Easy at
4 to per cent.
STERLING EXCuAN0E-Dull ut l09h 10
100 8.16 for 80 days, and 10 for sight.
GoLD-Quiet and firm at 1l5ta115t.
Loans from 81 to per cent for carrying.
Clearlngs $5O,OOOOOO. The Treasury dis.
bursed 100000 on account Of coin in
terest, $4,000 in redemption of5.2Os and
S173 900 on account Of currency interest.
GovERNMENTs-In good demand and
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STATE BoSps-Quiet.

sTocKs-Market dull but firm, with
slight fluctuations. Most Of tho brokers
left the street at one p. NJ. The only NJ.
NOR Of Importance is. that negotiations
are advanced for the sale OF large block
of Chicago and Northwest Common to
strong parties, who have had nothing to
do with the stock since the famous corner
last autumn, the sellers being the clique
which cornered the stock then. Com
modore Vanderbilt has accepted the pres.
idency ofthe Lake Shore Railroad. There
will be no session OF the gold or stock ex-
change until Monday next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-04

CINCINNATI, July 3.-Flour = Quiet
and unchanged. Whe0t-Nominally IN.
changed. Corr-F;a at 4sa50c. Oats
in fair demand at previous prices,
Pork-Firm at SIG co. Bulk Meats
Held Shoulders at &c, clear rib SIC; clear
SIC. Bacon-Firm, held shoulders 7ic;
clear rib 9ic; clear 0he. Lard Firm,
held steam SIC; kettle SIC.