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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

HEAD GARDENER AT PRESENT ENGAGED ON
~ of the best places in England and who has ac-
CURED thorough practical knowledge OF the business
indoor and out In Of the first places intGat
try from all Of which he can produce first class refer
ences would be willing 10 offer his services Ike
pacity any party IN the United states for suitable
salary. could undertake the laying OLA place
in superior style. Please address, with full particulars
y, p SMITg, Moorpark, Farnham surry, England for
refercnces Ic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

900 EAST 46TH STA FIRST CLASS LAUNDREss
OLC wishes ladies' and gentlemen's washing at her
own home; does all kinds Of utlng wants to so by
the day; good reference Call all the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

A LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-STOCK FIXTURES;
IA large hail. with tenantabe apartments and stables
attached lease expires May, ISL Apply ON the corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nurses. sc.

CITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL AGED
- IL years TO take of children Inquire Of
18th st. and av. b., in the tea store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14
MARBLE lIANTELS.

AN ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS UNSURPASSED
~ for beauty of design and quality OF workmanship.
Slate Work oil all kinds II speciality.
PENRlIYN SLATE COMPANY,
Fourth avenue and sew, neenth street. Union square.
C,TEWARTis SLATE MANTELS, MARSLE AM
- wood Mantels.Ric and elegant designs al the ows
prices 20 and 2 West Twenythird street, between
Seventh ana Eighth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

General HGuseyorik. sc.
90 DIVISION ST.. FIRST FLOOR.-A RESPECT
OC able girl to do light homework plain cook in
an American family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH
"A man or groom in a private family; will be found
willing ana Oblging; well recommended from former
employer; oh cclion to the country. Call OH adj
dress G. s., IL East 30th st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

~ as companion or nurse 10 an invalid lady; could
take entire charge OF iniant willing TO travel be
well recommended Address Mrs NJ, Post Office Staple
ton, s. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY A SINGLE
VI will take of q horse COW; best refer
to willingness and sobrlety Address d. C., box
22S Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

ISC 9TH AVA REsPFC FABLE WOMAN WISHES
fOA to have few gentemens new shirts collars and
cuffs to be polished. Best city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

ON EAST 30TH STA FRENCH GIRL AS FIRST
AlO class cook III private family good city refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

OEf Sd Av TOP FLOOR.-A YOUNG GIRL JUST
OO1 from Europe, in private amily; can 90
general housework or take children willing and
obligng. Call address e ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-14

q MlILIGAN PLACE. BETWEEN lUTH AND llTTI
II sis, 9TH av-An experienced French dressmakcr
Eo1li like few engagements In the country or in the
city by the week or mouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
COTTON MARKETS.

FoHroLE Avg a-Co,on dull Low Mddhngs Gle net receipts
800 sEDors-eoAsHse, 3l5 bales sales, 40 bales stock
3,2l7 bales.
MEMPHIS, 9CotOn srmi Mddings lSc receipts, Jo0
bales; shipments, 81 bales stock a. III bales . 40
AUGUSrA Aug 9-COtton du hddlngs, IL Hec reo-pD %
bales; shipments. 80 bales 81, Al
GALvRsios Aug Texas Ordinary BE; Good O
nary I52955c recpts s bses erPoss-oois'"' Lao
bales; sales 400 bales stock. s,I6i bales a.,
MOBILE 9COit0n QUIET 1dlln2s lSfc bet receii
bales 333 baes sales 700 bales STOCK 0o-'
bales.
2NgwORLEtNs Aug O. Cottondemand mOderatei hddings
lS11ISIc; $50 bales; 40 bales exDoo
2q5 bales coastwse 2OOl bales sales OOO DAes
Last evening. 300 bAle, stock. IL. 100 bales.
PHtLADELPHIA. Aug. 9.-CottSn queti bdtings. 2Oiic
dull and lover Mdlng II tc
Ordinary 26l4c receipts 49, bales safes 100 bales stock
1880 bales.
BosroN Aug 9-Coton quiet; MddngS 20l gross receipts
1877 AZ bales. expOrto Great Dun -0O DAes
sales 200 bales; stock 10000 bales n
CfScISNArI Aug quiet Mdtugs 1896 receipts
bales; shipments 1872 bales; stock. 1913 hses -
LoUn Aug 9. Cotton dull and unchanged h1ahngs 10 -
receipts % bAlesi shipments, llS b9ies :, -,-.-
LOcisvLLE Aug 9-Coon qmeii hiddhngs loc'i receip"
"a bales; shipments, 154 bales .., -
9-C0tton dull and EASIER Mddngsi lbei net
receipts 43 bales; sales. bales stock 1862 bales
WILMINGTON. Aug 9C0on queti btdlngs j. 2c net re-
expors-eoasgese 80 bales sales, 40 bales stock JOJ
bales
69 bales e1pOFscoasse lOl bales sales O4 Oie4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

s5 So se u.n Ohio Es Y 75s7 ts@ New ssd on
Corn auiet anu Ys low 5Sa69e; hfss D..
anil 1850 Barley and Barley Mall suoo.-s "
visoas rctve, Mes. SIT sI7 ~. Wbsky 0'f:
81 Louis Aug 9-Fur quiet All unchanged "les y| an
in fair deslaHd sample n Red Pail 9rigt ~ %
No Red n,er At 81 4On 80 Com doll snf droopnsi no
Mixed 3Sio on the tack 81 the elevator 1Sfo o'
August Dat. quiet No 27ad2e IN shs eeys1or
3313fr sacked DOH sud Prime AZ Gle PoTk sead
GIG I2a. Dry Sailed Meats hruf soss sh~raet teaf '
sides At Kansas CITY ~ Bacon srm and u fair DEMAND
9lsa9S; Clear Rib Sides lOssei gesT aidss, W. i
IN mpryes Steam. 7si WHISKY 20" ~ ~,
Tuisi gnehane Coos Choice Ss.lss Seen ~
Butchers T0d$i ~; Terms 81 % ps 80 Lave hess
IN gooI demand Receipts.OOO bDs Hour iOOV
bush. % 900 BASH Corn lOOO0 bush Oi@ IOoO Oa'e'
Barley
TOLEDO Aug. g-Four steady Wheat dull and 9~rri NO.
White Wabash Ell White Michigan AZ 81 Dos Amber
Michigan on SPOT 81 37Gs 81 ~ for seotenber AZ Al S59
ID ri 30 No Old Red 81 "a. No Red Al 81 ~ =; no
DAYTON and Nichgu Red at 81 382; No. Ret u % eed
81 Amber Illinois III 50; No do al 81 40 ,oh
steady isb Mixed on spot At 4 for last bali Of August 80
IS isc for October 40 Low hrel AZ TO-
White spot 54l2 for August 54e no gr54s 49e pam s
anehsngei ReeePt2 600 b5s Flour $4,000 69h heat
900 bush 1000 bush. Shpments-i3OO0 bush
Wheat 90 900 bush Corn, 1000 bush. Oats ~
" G., Aug 9-sprts rrrpeutiue quiet a. y.
80 for Strsucg 81 Pag Crude Iurenun~
unsettled 81 HA % 20 Tor fei1o" Dip ana Vifsn Tar lover
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

OF fractional currency s6O5 900 shipments of notes.
se75.oo0; the Treasurer holds as security for Ma
ional Bank circulation, $3.50. 7sl $50; and for de-
rosit of public money, sl5,88OOOo; National Bank
currency outstanding at this date S345 727 O7s In
ternal Revenue receipts to-day, S429 400; for the
month, SS,c0s9sO total for fiscal year. Sl1 1928.
The balances IN the Treasury at the close of bust
ness to-day were as follows: Currency, 1926 fls ;
special deposit of legal tenders for redemption of
certificates of deposit S346TOOOO coin, $50 6119
including coin certificates S43.9G4 600; outstanding
legal tenders, 1856, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
Worm DTVIDYynS

NAV be converted into Ten PER CENT
NEw-ENGLAND INVESTMENT by the purchase
of the First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds of the LAMoMLE VALLEY, ST. JOHSsBURY AND
Essex COUNTY RAILROADS. from Lake Champlain
to the Connecticut River, and forming the Yer
mont Division of the Portland and Ogdensburg
Railroad Trunk Line The very large sales of the
past few months leave but limited amount to be
offered, and the rapid pushing OF the road to com
pletion nsures al early and large advance on their
market value.
FAIRBANKstS Co.. 81 Broadway. New-York,
FAIRBANKS. BROWN 81 Co., Milk-st Boston,
E. st. FAIRBANKS & Co., st. Johnsbury, VT,
Financial A gents.
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= FEoM SEPT. l. 1872, TO DATE

FREIGHTs-Tbsrs been nosra1e, business berth
advancing rates The eHgagsmeHs
Io{ wss 900 . INV. I'd IA BY s lbs 900 56
ll1iel2d To LondOr By s 800 bbls R9sn On
antwerp 5y sail 4s 6OO 15i 900 bush Rye
private terms The we're Two lta birts iae the
other dei 70 srrve orders and United Kingdom,
5000 GrAn each a. Sc o. two Italian parks nov here m
Italian bark lrelrt with $500 do same voy
% - 81. RI an 4u-t1an bsrk 10 ,riye Win from 500 70
$500 q DO same voyage Norwegian bark hence 70
Copsnhagen with $500 bb Rsfaei Pe,oeuT at Is an AUSTRIAN
gs 81 fdiree, Of ss2 register laid berth o
sessra earsS 40 4IrP an 6 3 jazz from Phsds9a
10 stettn With $500 bbls Refined DO, at To-. -
ed weather for seenng the here na "a
svaaoe 10 CUTS gaze decided THURSDAY
When TlSh hnea 9s .b s 5yc iraS Lyerpoi ieeiei
improvement established and aeve ioos and nare ee
" end Of that day exceeded that Of any iy ne
tined TO 600 bush ami loot for steady
falling O6 in The supply ,aea' o some "eS.1 e 1os 1
SLOWLY the prices the Interior Of o5 sl 10 per BUSH
as extreme pee to Hne The spnng aos
Ssse vii he issdsqns,e 70 the and leading
export Articles aHvorsby Hhueneei Tie s crop nos
l5ih July there -. reasoa 70 sPTT,hsaa
ehssre 10 the eatb about july dd those AZ
P1ssoa7 ss1 . h 1 @ s The bsV.s, o. spns
has pogesse aseiy asi aid hs 1I vAnsnis A
M better han st esr a al points present than
With iaTnss more oil g0va Hra'hf va
safe The tho spHng 1e and
hence with prices active trade seems probable ne re-
ers iref bui the demand of has been
tr4Fv ngtt urees o. Winter Amber drcncd 70 81 bl Al
vhieb inquiry for export since NeneslA
sge Buslaef done IN spng for Tue future
cung seller October a 81 AZ DO toe sr'i - aAi'
n Octotrf To- seller seprnoer a. 81 lo AMI No. 40
October 81 a. The exports d ne sset arr o4ou ei
lphl
Whea, opened the uPp, y good Moderate ahi
freight room .oae aud pces nemnaL The msr.e
~ luf fuure spring Is wanted Tor oc
r ad ior sees We heir Of 'aes o.
85O 900 Duuh, 20 AfnTe, o. private ep
500 bush arrive The lat 81 septenef
81 Goa sei oho, AZ o. - sn lar Ale %
"a I'D and While a. II ~ ihe sale,
are 575 600 81 l-6sl % oI Rejected h4nnG ~ iugtl ~
m No Chicago sprng 81 Z5dsl ~ sr No 'hiea1o hPnng
III 450sI as No Mlsauke-i 81 52s>l 20 'of n@ ~
Al 81 MusskSs 81 VOSsl " 1os ksd hss'sga SSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
WOOL MARKET.

BosroN Aug 9rhe market for domestic Wool has sgau been
quite large fleece, pulled and California amounting
million pounds OF the principal holders Of
quite Indifferent about selling and have refused offers Tor
large the rates Manufacturers con.
freely sales been made speculation
by that Wool has touched the lowest point for the
present heees ~ 2D522i Mich
gan 46a47 2 Wisconsin and Western 42G AZ Combng aud
deane G5sc unwashe 26d33 tub, ~ 154c seourei
55G72 uperine and double extra pGed 342G1Zc California
Spring 25Q36l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rr.unuu.G MApEETsS

r.v,ox lur o-42.3O D. m-Consos FOR money! 92as.i 70
lie sc5un 923 Tenory bonds 81 , Ene Railway shares 40 y
LoyDoS 9-l:3O D. m.-kne RAILWAY shares. 40 =
s4.yEyoRr Aug Five Twenty bombs " 3 Tor the
OF 1862.
Pans, Aug 7.-Rentes, j7L i7G ~ g., ..,.
LrvERPo0L. Aug 9l2:3O p. n-Coon dun ou u1s9apsel
NGnv Ipsnd, S; Mdng Orleans eli sales, IOUVO oales
Inctudiue 1000 bales OF speculation AMI export
LvgpooL 3O D. m-sses Of Cotton shipped from savannah Or
beoy Low Mdiug deliverable August, az sgd
p-e.nss are auet Refined Petroleum l3 sDl4d 2 gallon
LrvrRpooI Aug O30rhe sales Of Cotton to-day we're o@3O
b American Cheese for the best grades Of American
Fine. Lard, 80 y cSt
Loypov Aug 9-Tslow. ~ = cut. , ,,,,, -, .
,SD9y Aqg g-Eveuiug sprs Turpeutne. 81 ~ . , cFt
ELOsDOS Aug. 9Eyeuilg-pu IlrpeAule' D. 1o-e P "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

Included In the above lOl bales 70 arrive
Forward deyeesre business only limited August md spienber
show decline II sd3l6c; months areunchangei fol-
lows, an on basis Of Low Millngs; 80 $500, ooo
Ssie, last evening alter D. n-Auv 400 10 732ei 1000
l9Isc. 100 10 72ej 200 10 316e September 100 Is 952e
700 Isle October 100 IL e. hovembe 100 It'e Deeem-
br 100 II 1929 total 300 hales Sales to-day 10
4rgus 100 lg 7-2c 500 3l6c 100 l9i4. 100 10 732c
100 Bloc 300 L.; 100 10 NJ 200, 10 ll6c loo,
10 32c lgc 200 10 Il-32e September 100, - 3 l6
200 Isle October 300 7a 200 II 2j32c 200 II l3l6ci
November Use December 200, II 9lGe Total 1900
bales total 500 bales .o-oo. g,
COFFEB-Ro very quiet quoted nomnAy at 10 d20s gold
FLOUR AND MEA-The f'ou Flour markets the past
decided conrssted With tle
especially 81
shining Extras brands Mnnesoshese have
steady request varied but little The low and medium grades
Winter been the market ami tree sales
irregular have been accepted The
stoek pcs liberal bat the
disposition been known 70 force ss OF
and Winter Wheat Ertao those
Thus far the arrivals Of hes have been
Of
New offered hu5 far has proved Of
that il viii geueroy prove good judging from tie character Of the New
offered
have sod slowly material decline The popularity OF Min
nesotA brands still great and With good inquiry for
Of GOOD lines q Shipping has times gwen holders Of this
the business export has o the
reason greatly In CITY Ground Flour limited business
Wheat being relatively higher than Flour nefs
extent present about 80 600 bills The
exports OF 80 $50 bh 2OJ33 bhs the
The the week 90 400 bbl
demand TO-DAY the Flour market opened
shining R1as Medium ard Low Grades
Of dull q1et droopng Az
the steady but SHIPPING Extras snd supers
e. pleug he latter better; 800 We quotes
~
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

North River Yesoff AND kdnro1fs
ARA Ar pigs Ashes 7O5 Cotton. "a pigs Dried Fruit
O4I Dds Es 36 bbs Flour 1000 hbs Mea. - SOL bush
nbe bu.h III oats 100 bbls Besns
pigs Beewa1 - bales Hemp j33 Hides - bundles
liil bills Sln Tlpentne tiOt sides
r.tAr 7 pkes Butter l4s Cheese 100 pkgs Cut he
$40 Crude Turpeane 100 0bls Tar 10 Dds iarl 81 PA
Taloz Starch % bags Peanuts 80 pks
Tea hhs Tobacco 15j Tobacco GOO bales Wool oSZ
bblA whisky - .- A., n ,.l--,-.
Receipts Produce the week ending s,tury Avg y inclusive
bhls Whisky 52i5 bbls Com Meal La
bg com Hea SJ6622 Wheat JoO4OO busA Syn IJ III
bBsb O, 10 O3O RE 1880 bush Malt }OO bush FeA
52 pkg 800 pigs Beef 10 pkg FORK z1fo PAsa O1
aeais 69ll pkgs Lard, 1852 psgs OIcaAe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
financial.

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ST. LOUIS AND
"A SOUTHEASTERN CONSOLIDATED PER CENT GOLD
BONDS POR SALE at so and interest BY
HANNA BROTHERS, IL Wall and SeW-ss
I OGANSPORT, CHARLOTTESVILLE AND
II SOUTHWESTERN FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS FOR SALE at 81. and interest BY
HANNA BROTHERS. IL Wall and Nev-ss.
UsfOS rRusr COMPANY NEw-YoRK
73 OF Rcc0r., NEg IORK, july H. 1870
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY having paid this the Of Thirty Thou
Dollars currency, sinking Fnl under the proyons Of
their dated May l. 1872 the UNION TRUST
COMPANY Of NETWORK will receive PROPOSALS on or before
the SALE Of tie BONDS OF said
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. issued under sad
mortgage Thirty Thousand Dollars eurrenc
This right decline all proposals for the sale Of
said greater premium than ~ cst above par n cur
'-" UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK, Trustee
G. T. CAKLrOS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO 9Reeep for wek-Cate 10 O6l Hogs 20 4Oli
sheep 1887; corresponding week last yerCA 1877 Oas
"a 9 Sheer AIS Cattle better demsnd shipping gahes nrn
sei ami better
quotations range s5 90aSG Is extra - 6Qae5 sos choice,
I2ia4S5 so: - 1885 fair Sfdt4 Do medium so
50 40 common SO 5Od4 TO- Northern ii Texans - p ~ %
good shipping requests market steady ami unhauge
"a 25ds4 80 for 10 choice heavy 81 JO1es f0 af 70
good light. - 5O0S4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

The foreign advices reported strong markets for
United States bonds. but money was inclined to q
little more frmness in the European money centers.
Gold was tame and duh. with sales alternately at
115s and 115i loans costing for carrying 3, IT, 3 and
"a per cent per annum. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out S3sOOO in called bonds and S6sOOO in coin
interest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, S3l, 24s 900 !;
gold balances, S2,O7s.42S currency balances,
S25191s3 The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

oseti he rs' sample Of oz'ie vas offered todlT By
hessr- 1oasye Blos he quality color not up 20 a
ysT weighing bash Barrie Malt fair demand
ses Of IL 900 bush POurrowe trrate terms Dat. are less
.' and closing the II 900 fu New ONO
NJ. a 42a45e White at ssd53 hi Black at Id41S IVES
sn hr.d al 81 closing At Al Gl3e; White ~ @o32c
ne luist held above The views bars Corn eaf o ss
me- t and moderate demand for the advance %
oas's Choce Dry and higher the close 1e ses
~ hush Damp and unnund AZ 461f9c Western MIe AZ
for steamer and 55djS for sail Western White TOO
oOei western yellow al 57d5sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
]. b raoLL.Iog. ,nos znv-IoaE pom waEE asDIsa

Toas.3 900 37I3 243 795 sl5 1921 J05593s ls3lOG7
Port hbls Bacon b Lam. 10.
Totals since Sent l. 1872 I509OI 26j 800 GIL l65 1856 Ola
Sane tine yeaT......l29Ij9 III 53O5s4 lS53iS9s0
Beef tes Cheese. D. Talow, 70.
Totals since Sept l. l872..l0067l 769ll23l 40 95O66t
Same last year......... 5l,594 506OBls5 44blOSlo
PETROLRUM-rbe market Refined active but hold
freely aud prices barely supported The epoed
2 800 bb late yesterday, al 10 AMI 0
1000 bb September and 1000 bills October at ~ 2 which
quoted price deliveries cases quiet a. ye
quoted 81 DE, according 70 quantity Crude, IN
bulk dull and weak about G for SPOT The Creek markets were
reported generally downward with spot quoted al II 40
on City 81 32i2; ROuseye, 81 33GSl 40 Itaye ad u %
Parke At Philadelphia the market e du with prices IN laers
favor: ses 900 bills September and October deVees atlO
cargOes Tor August quoted l6ls1l6 -ec- .
RCEA limited obng Business including ~ casks South CaIoAna
at 8dgc, and 200 bags RaHgoon az 63tD ne - o
SUGARS quiet ana unchanged as 5lo bids at Isgof &c io
good Refining Cuba; lll6c for Grocery Porto co
Meado private Reaned steady At lie Tor
Hard
TALLOW-Fy active and weak; safes Of A-OOOO Dds Flne
WiilsKY-Lowsf and dull; sales Of $50 bbls at 94ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

dull and nominal at an

Money closed up easy at and per cent the ruling
rates of the day and week. The bank statement
was unfavorable, showing net loss to the banks of
s1O67s2J, the surplus in of the required re-
serve being S12, 535 $50. The coin movement of the
week covered the sale of S15OOOOO by the Treasury
the disbursement of S14967OO interest and the re-
demptOn of S95 400 bonds. The receipts for customs
were 81 ss790O and the shipments of specie S75SOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

y -T-TT
me supy Is beTa AMI the market heavy We quoe
ame Ola Hay S2sd$3O per aGood do do "a 1885 Good
ulflg 90 Sasasl9 C.amon Do DO At Sl4dSlb Prime New
nay az Zias26i Good 90 DO s22a25; shipping sl5dSlS;
Dat DO at Sl2aSi3
hoLASSES du nominal at 2sa47 for
NAVAL srORBs-Ths Spirits Turpenne ruled dull
Dn Ies r,nei from forrrg sales and the close hm, with t3e
~ iork Do AZ AZ 2 Rosn dull and easier owing 70 the
want o. freight sales Of 100 bhs Strained 50 % closing
- TOT straight lots Tar quiet and steady at - 5O "a 10
FISH quiet and anchaugei Lnseed dull and
NOMINAL a. S3d54e IN casks aud 0t095e in bbs Menhaten dull
AZ tc ior prime Lan dull and steady at 73074e for Prime
95 9JG iO Tor present make Other oils quiet
HONbIhs day len Pork market quite buoysnt
l iafF aciTei thea limited arrivals and demand
rom he at and short sellers for this sud month holders have
IN nhnd Of two houses aud the tendency FOR New Mess up
ward Ola has sold slowly well held Prime Mess has ruled
quiet TIE much higher prices asked greatly a bune preventing
limited
mainly which
eee am speculative inclination dmnd fr the Autumn trade Our
500 greatly reduced and assortment Of the various lie
che SLING Of export orders Prime quite and higher
ing strong Old Ness has ruled steady ard quiet 10 City Mess
ana Oe ~ as been for want Of and the higher
current eAcA me eonumpve inquiry To-day the PORK Market
stronger but quiet the demand Tor present. use mi the sales eish
nl regular arr 100 bb GIG 80 FOR Old Mess SIS for New do,
- - TOT Extra Prime $40 - Tor Clear future delivery hear
OF 90 D1 Mess seller August Ss ani 200 d. seller september
at -S Beef Of 40 bb $3.50 10 for
Plain Mess ard SlldSl2 10 for Mesa Meats shade
easier sales Of 800 fresh Hans al III l2 600 DO sh0ls at
fe 4ZO cset DO S2 $50 do. smoked Sac 200 DO VANS
a. l3c 400 Picked DO az aVerage) at 3 10000 Bellies
III aytge 9 bulk; 30 boxes Light Short Clear az 10 nc
Bacon m fairly supply u light weights lin
a. Dressed 0gs steady aud demand quote CHG
&c for City Lard quiet closed sales Of $50 bbs and
and for Kettle rendered. 50 Grease to arrive 2 100
tc Western 5-l6c delivery hear Of l5O
e seller stnbs % aH1 200 tea contract LAM 70 arrive IN
PKoyrsoys yRou SEwroRK PoR rus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND Y1NCENNEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Interest payable April and October 1. The remain
ing balance less than SSOOOOO) of these very desir
able bonds for sale at the office of the Company No
80 Pine-st., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDs-COupOn or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EoUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital SlOOOOOO.
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. 70 Cedar
ST NY JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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Bonds AT A BARGAIN.

MONTCLAm RAILWAY BONDS,
uaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at SO
JAMESON SMITH s. COTTING, Il Broad-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

Railroad bonds were firm with the principal deal
ings in the Pacific mortgages, which sold at 10Osa
100! for Central Union First, 323 Land Grants
731. and Incomes, 62IG62.. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

In State bonds there were no new features. Ten
nessees were strong selling at s20s2i and Missouri
Skies shade easier, going of to o. bid with sales
an eighth higher The following were the quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COM
PANY's FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND
PER CENT GOLD BONDS at 90 and interest Road
entirely completed.
JOHN J. Cisco & Son. 50 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
.leudinning. DAVIS q Amorys closing prices wer

The suhjoiucd table shows the extreme hnctua
lions IN United States bonds, the leading railway
aud miscellaneous shares and gold made during the
past week as well a. the closing quotations OF each
at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
THE MONEY MARKET.

arm. ~ TIT ,rrocx rxcuAvcyR-0FFICIAL KnrVl,
CoSDENsFD EXPRESSLY FOR The
FIRsT call lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
sales Of G0re-ns.aessd, ~ p M ! 3 % Com 81
10000 Us g. Reg Slice bs.............. ll9'9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

The receipts of fractional currency for the
week ending to-day were STg2.iOO shipments