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New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
OPENING OF THE PALISADES MOUNTAIN
HOUSE.

The Summer opening of the Palisades
Mountain House, It EngiewoOd y. j.. was celebrated
Monday night by a complimentary hop, given ny the
pruprietors Messrs. Cozzens * Murray, tother
and other friends. The large and elegant parOrs were
comfortably filed by ladies and gentlemen who danced
TO the merry strains Of the waltz. lanciers, and
azorrka almost the entire night. Meanwhile, without.
the broad balcony was crowded with promenaders who
either preferred this method OF enjoyment, were
cooling of and preparing for the next gaop. Perhaps
the beauty this most appreciated BY look
ersOn who from distance could 5ne handsome
hotel brilliantly lighted distinguish The promenaders
upon the piazza catch gmpses Of the swift-moving
dancers within and hear the vivacous music mingled
with merry voices and occasional outbursts Of
laughter. Among others present. beside the
guests OF the hotel, James D. Morse,
Horace Deland. RaWle Deland, J. D. Jones, Dwight
Jones Edward Humphrey william Humphrey, stephen
Van Br1int MISS Coe Mrs. E. s. MunrOe, Miss Munroe
MISS Wheelright Miss Leeds Senator Lydecger Mrs "
LydeeKer, and the Hon j. Van Brunt, all Of Engle-
wood william C. Stewart, o. L. Stewart and Mas
stewart OF Ridgehed the Hon c. Christie Of Leonia
David Anderson wife and daughters, Mrs. A. G. Kersop,
and william Earle Of Hackensack Miss Darlington OF
New York City j. Fisher OF satterthwaite, ~ Y and
Miss Taylor OF Arcots n. j. AT midnight the spacious
dining rooms were thrown 0pen ana for siderable
time the scene Of the festivities transferred 20 these
admirably arranged apartments, IA which tables were
spread with b0untliu and artsuciy arranged supply
seasOndble dencacY. Al Int ODCus0n VI this
rtioH OF the enterta the deserted parOrS
again dlled, aud several hours devOied 70
masIc and dancing
The Palisades Mountain Hotel which 0riefnAlly
Opened 10 the public last season, Is pctureSquey
mated and scenery round about IA charming These
attractions, coupled with good management have az
sisted ~ the favorable position which IL holds
and tins Summer has many guests who do their
business daily the and retire 10 tina
nightly, Among other guests az the Mountain House
may be mentioned the following; X {. feliOws and
kamlv A l. Putnam and wife, A. Lendgrehs and wife,
T. Nstzen and wife Charles Kosteti ara family; T. j.
Hoyt, wife and sister O. W. stanton and win the
WIsscs stanton, T. II. Williams. jf, and family, L
Cavlns and vile, Miss Cayus A. Iselin and family
James ODonehue and family, N. Leavey aud family
LANES Al, xander and family, T. Yard and FAMILY, ID. T.
Hosg and family Nrs Porter, +. j. DOnnei anu family
J. " Howell aud wife, T. N Davis aud VIE, Miss bnl-
Ties n n gkidnOre and wife, Miss skIdmore. J. "
Fowler ana WIFE A. H. Lazar and family, Miss Lazar
ID n stanton aud family, GeOrce Iegrath and family.
A Cslnpfen ana family j. " How and family, I. ;.
Smithers and family, and j. W. Cornell ang VIE.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
Cattle MARKET.

BrrFato JuIr 2-CtrE-Eses..s to-day. -c.ul1s 81
uod 70 arrive making TIE .Ofa hs s,eA hu-
isr agaust ~ log .a ame NJ +t Fr'k
the market hold ter buf
.t1rf ana poor VI 1l. sCes
burrrs attendance; 1tert O sa vsf tss,d o
rom Itl --a f5 80 %
huo. gagAB 1 - - 10 ~ heaa i1'
steers averaging - -j o. rrIa4 ers, GyergsIg 1
f "a = 81 sbese tserokee stern lt-rgiz lb4 p &5 o
81 Ae.d Mchcan stsars. rsg1g B 70 ll5J 70 ~
Ohio Hon L3IOf0 30 10 l1 - ~ 4
sst.
LAHBe-Reerts to-day lur-lng reported mrir.s
head uaEiBg slaf 5
arAr. mtrLe Ulere- r at
lauhs; S4GS5 - auada sheep - ~
sleeD Il head dcg p. ralns fn - 20
he1 Indiana sheep l.- ~ 81 - ~
~ sheep from - 10 Al - u. - = ~
rom i5n 90 5 2 - tO1 - 5
Canada lZt -
Ho5s-R-oeipts aug 1850 t-ac.
n Total supply itus 900 head, against l5 roo
tue market .tlr more ie r-
81 ~ sales ~ heaa luos hogs nH ny fol 50 70
- d. a. - s5i. he nafkel qao.ed ss 10 % ~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
nrrrcrIyE CoNsroCK ASSAULTED.

In the United states Circuit Court, yester
day. Judge Benedict presiding Joseph Kendall was
tried for sending improper articles through the mall
and after being several hours the jury announced
that they could not agree. Judge Benedict informed
them that he mad no further insJruosous 70 give, and
that II hey did not agree by II p M. he thought De
gould lock them up for the night Immediately after
the adjournment Of the Court for recess In this case
an atercat,on growing out Of the part leteeve An
the stairs leading the Court roSnI betweeu him and
DR. Geo Selden- several blows Yere struck by both,
and Mr. ceyed cut rom the Doctors cane
which lrOng the blood FROM his forehead
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

H.. iSsi. NsAd.n Par.ridze BorsesgI Brett. sop Ca
a.. yrre Bsrle guebec HeTiett 4 forsance
,JE r,os G CeTo Brstoi Bnz, fer orders Fuboh BJes
Co 60, ,.... 4. ..,,...
a. P,-.sbE Br h MastsTd Port JohnsoA. 5rf. EehS JOB
HoihFnk HuTrr for ORDERS ofd hoien-
p.-r V,vst paH Kngstar Jam. 4. a. seionoH h %
rg ~ sosn y = for "-o~rs snoN vry-s--
~ ~, tItat a1asao. Pamouh or 0rlerS soeoVeb 20
a. ~ s'rib iBr Mal'ord Jarne 8c p hsrpasI a @
~. " " e., l1rf p lnift
,F Lugpo tItal LamHea Gibraltar Tor oTfs r'''e n''s
R, ,,s,sst. fBr P.h Spain or orders Jones iepVh
ma LlWtrT JackssEgr.le. va hril1 q. pro
i.alre. Green Deer ltle, T. X a.ipfs . -
Lort Hier.rrf EclhonI Va Fll Dfli o Do
g. a. r. 3s-riegtos Hoitreas Wellfe- &e n g. fostsr
| p tsolrln ae-,frg stasrori sfaEf n lfaHa'a ans "a.
.r, sse g.r.rn Barley stamford saaSra hansaeHnnf "a
sosp james tiengy heafns AeN u@.,~
s. ..- 81 u.voss ss .eH. Havana asd
ss.ap Resnon4 Ho1gcs Ricbmond, cy Poa' aso S"ffoi
.u4 nl.e and rls, 10 b. Dominion STEAMSHIP 20 -.
Steamship isaae Batca Bebmnu OV fo4 A'' '"'''
Brg s. g. PaiH4 10 P.o1sucC Rosrfi' 'as1f' Do Jaw ~
noas-ss
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sosrov JsY 2Arivsd steamship O mrus, froH ifff A.
HHAaLEsroy g. Jaly 2-hrnrei. sealsslo 80 "es "'n
Sailed. steamship south fof NrH-lo-t
July SaB Jselnte .is heNi
nery ron hes-loff.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrEsrwE JAY 2rhs Cnard lane steamship Baa'ls Aou'-
land ron her-ierE Juns a. Ter Liverpool, snvso as a. oeA
evening.
LvrIrool Julv2Tas --arn'tip Ep, Or n, S..on 4r, d
t0dly NtsIgk rhe Gst0as tatasais Me-
and alss ron Hivre Or SrsY7rr J1nr -
lFor Lmes' sup et0s see Serenh Pqgc
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
ssIPPNG INTELLIGENCE
PogT oY SSw-ioRK.

PogT OP Ekw-ioRK. ..................,......JulI
CLEARED.
s.sbfp Cir q Galveston Rowina N,worssns n Mallory
Co 49,. - -.
seassp rai hmsE1, Gel NordeuaO bTenen. Ac Oeincas
sss,msAp Asemlr surl Norfol de- OH DounOu s,slub p
s-.m,hip Reanoad Hodges seron Sc oa DoHirioa steam
shig 60
stsanaV Metropolis SetersH wuHlrror S c. Lon.ri steam
shIp Co
steamship weysosst Potter Por,uPruoe EenYah and West
iBlles steamship
Steamship Philaepbia. DAVIS PhAdslpaiA
Stsaazhg beVVrlg. Pierce. fhiizJeiDisA
ship Gilbert Thompson lbf D. Hutclnsu Liverpool G. l. Wright
BAI SeVtuDs tBL wIDaE Cora Famosb Tssns DceknAhb
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

The Grand jury of the Court Of General session =
FOR fhcy tenn OIL BE- apanehd Nrdsv The of 'e
shi Eah.f gasE-oa sho munf OF '.fnh'
GiAsot aas Mari So isan Nay ti
viii. t aid their early oonaderauou.
Tn the Jefferson Market Police Court before Jus
Cor. esterisy Jacob KaheeF of No. cb
NTH passing cbect Cor s5 Dupofnn BE- ssuel Gr~eb4an
Bros Co.. Matthew - Cauber VI So 6 RsEsrv
rirt 1r ersranation.. Aatthse
Gagged shsppsra A.vng ateh anI a.
yrnff n ehfcf of SO nd g1H
pahaht ekcPada a. he faoesin "ayefy n J
viii SIepqafd Hotel
iodk te when be
morning. Sheppard prisoner
chef having ben arrested L Deieruve tan II W
Kghth crccBct hat A. present iht nlStraer
Heureid T. ne stou.iT oeae
h gsi a7t. tA 1din- be ptoolou' tr eaIi.e st
ont hail. fulf -
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
p4SSFVG FPS ARRTTED.

FRoM LiVERPOOL-Ia siedHship Frdhe July lhts T1ppeE
ir,n and servant Mrs Habbeston John a. MoEncr
daughter servant Miss NJ Oute Rev v" Aah vile sSs
Jolb r. Huison AHd Nj and Mrs Sse1soe
Ms O. R:Ksepng, Misses Ruens AATy a9a ho'sa & - Ss
K RehArdsOn and cAdrer NJ ~
Jo C.b af aud Mrs D. s. Flynn NJ 0ison Mss aay
sculy 2. Hubbard. Miss Savyer Mss Ne FSp'e y
N,s,m. (y,ngeub Ars Rose Miss l. H. Robson Mss MAJ
Young Miss ia FROST Master Goais Frost NJ" - D.
ef nj -hter Mis- RAta Bnnis Missss. NJ f. l. b. ana y
S,n. T. as-ssn sev- a III Hid A. wAcon fhoa,n kgar J
Shsg " K Cogbsr John BIslOs, Btssfs " y Aoifes
y T.b.ybrrs O.car lfopefeen W 81 Dawes = i~PAAN
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
sHARKEY TO BE SENTENCED.

Recorder Hackett has directed that William
J. sharkey convicted the murder Of Robert Dunn, Oe
hrought from the Tombs this morning, to the Court of
General Sessions. AS in the ease OF an Affirmative de-
eison on the motion made for new u1si, sharkey's
presence Court would not be necessary, 1t is to be
presumed that the sentence OF death Is 10 be pro-
nouuced This view Is strengthened by intiInation
from a Trustworthy source.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
TIE DELIAMoRE MORTGAGE SUIT.

SIR Your notice of the arrest of j. WI
llams, J. G. Duncan. aud Vim. H. Mitchell hardly does
these persons justice The transaction occurred ia Sep
tember 1861 aud IL took Delamore almost six years TO
discover that he had been deprived Of his property by
false representations Delamore knew just AS much OF
the property covered by his mortgage the other par
ties did Before making the exchange he personally
aminsd the mOrtgaged premises and ascerined their
value and made the exchange solely the nf1rma ion
thus obtained and until uow has never complained OF
being swtndlea. NILES * BAGLEY.
Yeir- York July ], iS73 Atty's for Win. n. Mitchell.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

Mr.. Sidney z. Morse retires to-day from
The Ne.s York. Oaserrer win which lac has been con
nected since 1850, the health Of ms family making II
necessary that should reside abroad His interest IN
the paper has pissed into hands Df bis partners and
the Rey Charles stOddard. ID D., who mas been en-
gared for sane years IN editorial WORK, ana now
becomes "a member Of the nfm
In the SurrOgates Court, yesterday, before
e D. Van soha,ck referee, the testimony oi h'Defi
Jsliah taken In the settlement OF is hhA
account ~ administrator oi the estate of lAchAIu
Julian. Post Poor the administrator aud Io"n
shend h@A0n for the petitioner.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
wnnL NARKFT

Bo.roN Jnv 2Tnrrs good demand of Wool md iesrihe
los s lg E market 'heatus about CON
expect L1e1 rpts ~ hH
tr rhch j rr0rt, taan year Low
yrs sf neglected ud the ind amor NOS
i,vnbs or ny improvement 1escupou present lurrr
sales - Mcngln. Oho and Peunsaua feces a +9d
Jz5e Hampshire 4c Meun western tJe lnaind sna ~
tf0rua Iid Nupertre
and Pulsi ~ 15c henturk tomorg =
IS. Wcs.cra C0muug, S44s tne Noa 49, ~, ~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
PASSING ERS SAILED.

POR IIyERPOOL-Ia sxansAtD BgoatEs july Miss ", 8
sh-rmsn Marx Miss y x Holien Miss u Gilfisu Col
" sfp, hs. sE Ar A. Nught sol X Aather ahd
Ms Morton and child Mss Nellie Gardner ds j. p
Harms. NJ Lslars, ChAries Harris T. r. Pker FrSnes T.
T. Baldwin Mrs L. .thauer, Miss Nsn DuEer Miss
MaeoIe Miss l. PrkIel Mis- W Bmruus Ar and hTs J.
Charlotte hav A. Bruce, Mrs w Lehngseu
Miss ~ HtohcocE Rev G. " DehRgvel J. BurTn~s esq AeI
Aneruou & Osborn K Geo hstbe Dr. Acue~
tvu Wok Oohsu WedQr Pc son Wilson child
a. Nsu.er X Edwsrds. l. Bl. J. p Ronss D. AcPhersot.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

Precinct Police An insufficient number cf patrosnen
renders impossible 20 patrol TOE district properly anu
the officers In command frankly confess their weakness
10 those no complain OF the roBberies The Board OF
20 increase tne number of patroIne In the precnc and
to hire rooms the Fifty ninthst station house tOr
their sleeping accommodations TINS action VIII dohDt-
less, remedy The defect
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
c,rrrn.ns-rr, ~


grrp EsE CouRr JUpens q IeA Cae1.
daf called az y .l
. The People ee johnson AZ. Wat.
Guseu, tollro.le son % A.
A.. Sf.qe- &c. "a Bell .rt.B Bel
arts saiue. ~. rne PrUpe Ec.. McAr1.s
118. .9tevrHs Poef act koeher
Z9.. .SeS-OfssIs bohe 49, i4Cameron agt Hi1e 90 AL
pevss x 4 co. aet Won d.5. GueHer sgf schmidt
Holman 81. .Bishou asL heselef. o
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
.,x,1ruRs ALMANAC

p, - .,........... Moos ets........ e.0-
- 'i''a''''''' -.
go H.. 10 1Cors aABa.... i55 asb 3as Ferry. o.. &44
SAM '''''' s,as wArNH THIS n.y.
-. a. - "a tsoy's 2l6 ieI
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Pubfir Administrator Fsaao Dayton, for himself shd
Daniel ". Gilstt for Hiram D. BLrras
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
1HE STATE or TRADR
nLrlrA KyrnArGP

U.v.ra rrl. D. Ercarrr srn. sn uritsd ~ tavs
rsne, u per cent ureans g1t oo I
ud. 80 yer rcu Short stt g. pep cen. Irnni ol
Lollo pcr plzlzIami Pars - cent premium
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
5tationeru

SLoTE & JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
- ERS ud BLANA.B0OK MANUFACTURERS n, "A Es,,,...
ACCOUNT BOOKS MADE 70 AlJ paisrA osssa ssAsl.&
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
Ctrun Steamers

A NCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
n saii from Per 20 SOria hvsr SssYoft
TaISAC sdnssaa, JsF CALEDONIA. wednsaa, Jay e
Plselters booked hl4 or..s. . 2ns 2 l M "a, oso s
fl.s % o. cess. ssa ss bouqs, al oess sarr,s, s,.
" applying 81 TIE ''''''r ok HssDsRsoS EsorHgs I,s
INFECT LINE TO HAVANA
~ PKuGRESO ATD VERA CRuZ
NHw-TORK lnt MEXICAN MAIL srEAMsHr LiyE.
CT0psrSG :, 7,1,Ss ", "a =
cry OF sBXTcO uiav,rs snd Msrool........ luiy-
CITY or HAyASA tHsvanA aad sAss,ui. .-..... J4r J,
CITY OF MERIDA Havana ouTl .Jay d.
''sA' '' -'y? GExASDRE soSs Bro.a.,,.
FoR LIVERPOOL.
fvrAgUPgvsTowN
CARRYING THB o. & MALI
rHE by ERpoOL AND GREAT WESLEYAN srEAN CoNPaF1
G,paisn q s tass s power Ion sersT 'ss s'i1'
IRON PIER 30 al y. &. EHERT HEDssADAL
iolorn
IDAHO Can't GrlRp ................Ja7 O. a-aopA
MINNESOTA. Capt FasEsAs........Jaiy 20. - If5y a.
MANHATTAN. Capt JAs PacE, lr...Juiy p $50 "a
MONTANA Can't Jas PAicE. u....JaiT %, sta3)
NEVADA Capt. .Augusf o. a. ..Jo
WYOMING Capt MOEGAs.. ,Assasi j. a 800 o. -
CABIN SO. go'd.
serase ps,sage tOEes. 80 Broseusyl. 80
WILLIAMS L oCroS 50 i w,an
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il - RALEs Os ERzIGhT I u, hSgggBD; s,gglB D;,,,p,,y
R.g1sr MAI steamers sl,ius on t6s 25d o. sTer
n.
OSTARIO Cant. q. SIocun. september q.
p, Perssasss Ela 1Si Rio JIasro ssg r,ass 20
engastnento Of reight o. passage, apply o - s - ~.
wh 2 GA2RisoS. Asess 81. s 5BgEAHs-Errea H'+ Tor.
VNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
L LIVERPOOL La steamer aBvoste q sai - iosE
CITY OF LIN ERlt A.... SAl UttDAl sut p D. ~
CTTi OP SAT- knAi ya'. p n
CITY Or WASHINGIuN........IHUR URsDAl. snlY ID p p
CiTi 0y SEW-Y1aE.. THURSDAY. Juy z. nAa
An. s,s St ta.sses sATUlDli asa TaUiDAi Pa a.
Sorh River. r-rs ,,, o.s,,ev
CABIN 81 so sci .ul. According 70 a'"nr s'n-
.AGs-io Lyeoo Quesas,,vu. Gzsgo. Lsalopaerr.
Louaaa f1s.ol Cr1f 4cL FeI trr-scatfs p lrrnrl
Pa5seugrs oEanl aEe iAn1lr. saelea 'eT'ii Des-
aul Pans W rellcel laies-
Ufsrs Issued owes. 49,.
tor Passage l1 sles Jlrnes sp' a. 9 N'shi V'e
For s.serass Passags. At 2 Broalssr. ~ - 49,. 49,.
o,pOyNEtL 4 PArLK ~ Caesfau.-st Ph.aselsa.A
N. s CREtGH. ~ S-atf-st. boatoa
p G. BRUWS, CaT-. cor LAkr--t, Chicago
WA INhAN. Liverpool ln1 40 ? Roe Ses'.' r.s.
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
: rt.k SOUVH WALLS ATLANTIC STEAHsnF cONPANiH
NEW. ERSrCLANs, flLL~PON bbEu til lpr-n' lbI Nm
saifn vii pcHusYysna Railroad Hsfi s-~e' ~;
PEMBROKE. ~
GLAMORGA AA.......... s.s's.'''.. ~ ~ p
PfhBkOhh .''''''''' pry-et, 10
,r1 -ds al pss.esrs st throuzn AZ - -
a1d Canada be Bns ChsAI<i ana :" s@Ssf
Toes tsEslps buIt .rurrs,y piov nth Al
Gin. 20 'rproyss,1., fif I- COR
CABIN ASD sTEERAGE PASsESGE.t>
Drst CABIN. .........-.......... ; p And 80 'sT's'.
sse"na Canir.'.''''''' - - esii,-,'
prsps,a s,eerags CeTubeaes ron Caraf 81. oaueDs'
Fo- Esr 11ls n car. canpAar, ofss' IA
'''- AsCHIBALD BAXTER Co. Arp"
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

FOR sOUrHAMPrON AND BRbAkk
rns ste.msnrD GRAF BlhNAkO X ~ Nfae ot - -
EDNhSDAf, july ron sessu ris oFs llfl -
roboEen. o ioitOEeo
KAU Can't II. A. P SsTuabsf On - hDhi 1s
tPAYABLs ~ COLD saUIyALKST N crAESsci.l
cabin
t.r .r.,yrt =, 49, apuiv 70 OELRJChs
N'-'''sN'N rBowI.ua fueer.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
nropensity for getting squeezed. The memory OF
,hi North West corner must completely die ont be-

,-ononsity for getting squeezed. The memory OF
this North West corner must completely die ont Dc
fore any experienced operator OF large means wiz
make himself sweet morsel for the bulls by selling
what he cannot conveniently deliver. The true
sory of this furry seems to be that large purchases
of Erie shares were made in London for speculative
sale in this market aud werc probably sold rs fast
no received but of course, the business was man
AGED shrewdly. Instead Of using the identical GER
tjGcates Others were borrowed and sold, and the
impression thus given naturally was that
the sales were for short account This
enabled the importers of London certificates
70 sell the daily incoming stock at much higher
prices than were hoped for in the beginning OF the
enterprise and of they cared not what erro-
neous views might arise from these tactics so long
as their speculation was success. We hear That
still more foreign certificates are coming, but they
cannot be expected to pay so largely as did the first
three or four consgnments. Like everything else
in this progressive country, the business viii prob
ably be oyerdOne. Pacific Mail il gradually taking
the back track, as the public become accustomed to
the comparatively low prices and acquire better
knowledge of the COmpany's financial status
We have held but opinion of the value of the
shares since the deplorable expose made by the late
President and those who have been disposed to buy
even at these prices havo dsregarded the Companys
own figures and our disinterested deductions from
them. We cannot find that any powerful party is
inclined to uphold Pacific Mail and if the pubic de-
termne to let it drop the concern must be for the
time quite friendless There is scarcity of good
per cent stocks that are selling at about par, and
the disposition is to turn to these and let the pure
fances alone, especially while so large proportion
of our professional Spectators are absent.
Those inclined to go short OF Northwest were en-
couraged TO the extent of about II per cent that be-
ing the decline since the first transaction OF the
morning The business was light, aggregating only
1900 shares, and confirming tho belief that the
shares are pretty well distributed, and must now
rise or fall on their merits IL is expected that this
once fvorte Of spectators ofeyery degree may soon
resume it's old position when its moderate and fire.
ouent fluctuations gave satisfactory profit to those
who operate for small gains and quick returns In
vestment shares were firm, and miscellaneous and
Express Shares steady. The general market closed
strong at a recovery of Ito per cent from the low
est point. The following table shows the opening,
highest, lowest and closing prices of stocks:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
TUESDAY, July 22-p. NJ

TUESDAY, july 2-P. VI.
The stock market was fairly active during the
early hours of business but after midday it assumed
quieter tone The general market outside of Erie
opened firm and advanced, but decline subse-
quenty took place. though at the close prices partly
recovered again. The strongest stocks of the day
were New-York Central and Lake Shore, the former
selling at 100000 and the latter at ei!099a.
Western Union advanced from 90! to Oh.
reacted to 9O! and closed at 9Oa. large
business having teen done. Northwest Common
fell of j per cent. and closed steady Union Pacific
after selling at 29.02Ss, closed at 2Ss. Ohios and
Wabash were irregular. Pacific Mail fell off from
39a TO S63 and Panama, after improving from ll6i
to 117., declined to ll52 Rock Island receded from
1lIs to llOs Erie attracted attention early in the
day, but was less marked feature in the afternoon
Cash and regular transactions were at difference
of per cent at the opening, and later at I, while
jast before the first call it Il. Later on the diff
ference was about to per cent. The range of the
stock regular was Oil and 59I and cash 62 and co.,
Sales were made at 59.G59 seller three days. con-
siderable portion Of the short interest has been COW
ered and the stock felt the want of this support
day
The changed tone of to-days market for Erie was
a surprise TO the innOcents who had supposed that
the transactions Of the two previous days were the
unnistakable premonitions Of brst-class corner.
Ii was believed that certain opulent speculators were
short of the stock and they were to be twisted"
even as the radiant Henry and the venerable Daniel
were twirled in the memorable Northwest cyclone
As usual. the public seem to have been the suf-
ferers-that noble army of martyrs. the small
operators, who delight in buying dear
aud selling cheap. and have an iueurable
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
THE MARKETS.
rcarefuny reported for rus TKrBuvs.l

TCarelullY reported THE TEIBuSsl 80
~ TUESDAY Jry %, 1873.
AsHEs-The receipts 20 pkgs. There stealy ., oo5ng
demand or unchanged pnes quoted at - 20 Fes are
dali nominal ...--,--
BUILDING MATERIALsThe market for Bcss luiet and M
adoa slJa5l6 Dark do aad Sl60 for Red do or on le
dock for parcels the price 20 hgher FlIe aoA
al s28aSO delivered $33dS37 Hyersiaw Bay Bnek M ahosh
DO delivered Sl0G$ll; Upyer d.. SIHSI %, dor Dc
vsT - a. ~ 30: Jersey do at IS ~ do delivered - so n
80 Pale - 5OGS5 delivered a. 20 oO Lahs and Lime are
without change. - - ,,-..-... =.
BOOTS AND sHOEsThe rie IN this branch OF business continues
Right Dot usual this OF the The oraefs
@ The are limited confined St. small lots, 80 keep good
oreuts OF leading styles. Manufacturers busy gathering np
k for the Autumn trade already received orers 10 some
extent FOR goods suited the Autumn trade The demand o the
es ar Mex 90 has been sustained We
have had more Bges Webs Drills Laees Lasngs
&C.. a full former prices. =
been raer inquiry and The market IS
steady quote small saes Of Southern o3 311J and western a'
BROOM CORN AND BROOMs-The for Corn remains very
quiet. but holders Brooms quiet but hrm .
1OTTOSThe for Cotton the steady WIN only =
limited demand We quote follows;
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

PRATHERS-TIo market il hes quoie Prime At sOe
and Mired at GOc.
FERTILZERS Lays limited den,nd bat the leading and
yodte ern Fish Gaino light supply and far senAId
former figures. 80.
PLAX-he for this staple has been light and he mast s
steady North River and Canadian, fair % PRIME o0l6
and Western 2Hl6c Spinning Tow steady AZ to@lOc 10
Green Tow = selling slowly az 2i4G2i2c = n
GRANh DOL heaFy u01ef We moro
literal favorable adyces from Great Bnri at ese
The markets Quet the tie favorable Seaihe
ropo from Liverpool the West check the shipping ngu;
Winter du and prices uncertain; the sales are 5000 bnsh
Al 22asl n for Rejected Spring No Chicago Spng acmils AZ
f304 a.; Al 3ldsl 80 Tor No. Chicago sprng s $50
$I az for Mvukee; SO for No MiEaukee 81 30 Tor
New White Marani; aud Z 500 bush. No. hisaukse,
seller lest half August 81 623 Barley quiet and tame
rey Ma heavy Inactive anf ose hlyefs nod
Of and the supply the 3OO bush M Oo
Mred at ABE: white Al 47djlc; Black al ila422 Wen
NIsd At 4Ia43itc; White az 47aJlci hfed a. 4Zi1D3Jc
RE dul and prices Com Is e 0ierei, and n, 0y
misr,te nqgy prices and uuqetef the salts are ~ oy
1sb Dsmp and Unsound a5Oc Dot and warm "rtm Mined
5l Q5Ga for steamer and j6a 80 0E SAIL heseh hASe az
6gdTOc; Western Yellow al 5Jdblc %,
GuESIIss-Bags very dali anl nominal Al lf Por C6h
there rather inquiry sales Of lOO DolesAc
Cloth rs Al Dc rolls Boston private terms Heavy
Weighs auotei 014c, and Calcutta Al lOflOlc o.
GfNSIsG-The market with inquiry a. u ZV1tI "
10 strictly Prime. ,--.,----,.- .-..-,- r..
American. l41 Tamtico, lDJ5 iona
md sos oossise: total 6742 stock 9lOO Buen9s Ay Eno
RIOS o. 7 900 Mo1teo $500 Rio Gr1uae $50 tltfl amen
e,p 900 Bogo 500 Iampco and sou le1as
ard Southeru. total. 2UI7JO. WeQuOte: