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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

inquiry is very light and the InarAe'is tame
traed we quote southern 81 d$5e and Western SSS$ie
IN roved the receipts liberal ald 10 ers ar getting
for me Fan T w s T sSS ,opi,, s are ns
res and eS Is sg I o close S doWn AMI er
less Sac iLan last year Auction rooms show
active appearance sumaeT lss are s, s. inS IN
MFG Gers There fair export inquiry at pDs
i Tas L at steady piists Shoe fdsr
improved %e 9sce ne n,,dS sN rpsry S ys1
5hch yard 45seoc six d. ssi
improved demand Tor Anthracite Month h
q Se psT SSa n supply
are s nOlnaa Gas c@a 1nShanEed
prices The quantity sen. Tsm s as 20 1 o rssGS
Meek Week Ti against
81. s r.ss
e. s I'll. os. up
i2t ~ tons tons
: e &
s sst c ea1sInf ssa.H
q ysse5ay rs hear and Of .sf:
ssss
STajS Se OWING and u s small S :. s on
81 ye.y qqs;s siSs
b0ld2I Inc: Jamaica, lSdl9c. banO Domingo l1dlI4c;
Porto Rico isd2Oc Costa Rica lsG22e Mexican 2Oa2le
Apgostura ssyanila at 2O92c, and Curacao ~
i1 ssoSS & cds AND market and
nominal choice lots rather scarce we quote BInsh Choee
Short Green 2 Green Hnrl Choice Green
Short and Medium 9alic Red and Red Tipped a. JaeG oo
steady With moderate demand We quote Pale at 81 80
Jersey S5a&5 so; Up River 80 oaso % long psann'
az al Hayerstraw Bay $6dx6 30 Croton Fronts !Hown
%s1a park sig afi3 and at s3d$la Philadelphia,
Ss lao and baltimore $50 1885, and stock delivered om
xas al An sdvance Of these gares RSsendas
cement Is steady but quiet al 81 l0asi ~ fotuana
Unchanged with 1904 Ialhs Are .6SSt ss "a e
and hsr. continued good demand sales OF %
NJ Lime very quiet and tame state at sts Tor Common
81 ea Tor rYnis6ns Hair unaltered II 10d lSc.
Tor Cattle and I2aa2lc for Goat Other descriptions are
steady. - - -o,...,. ,,.,o. q. .ceo,,, n .hed
IN .o and the market lower and closes Irregular
the failure duncan sherman Co was me shs csse o,
the decline they having 1000 bales which We
on the market decline Of fully &c was sasnea 'g
og norts today are I6s bales this day last week 3Js
kais fhs day last year Gil bales Total sinee sept L.
al g4i bales; same lasi year S76,%b4 bales con-
sSdsied hree dsys receipts 5Ox bale e1poris lot Al
New York 1856 bales consolidated STOCK ls1s1o paes TIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28


For future delivery the marse, e s.pe Lowe, With
sales eserday after Augu't SSe l4':se' sSS
il &C. october, 500. lac; Zoo, il ssc.; November
2eo ltci January 600 14S1sc; March 49,. , lsS
iS S t. &c. AS Sa 'gS Zoo 1s ca sns
prices -Jaly Ia 44c; August 14s,sc; September
Il &C. JaSSay Gt se February
u sasc June iSis5l5.s MARKET 9alst and steady
sales today up to Up n-Angist 60o l4t; 800 l4'bc a
2o5 its,sc ZOO il sse 1900 I4slee; 49, iSsac; 400
issesc; I.o, Sis,se; Loo, il sagc; 1.4o6, 1885,
1000. l32's4o.; ZOO. 131sc.; 1001 13slec.; 100,
Sz732e; 5O $40. october, 300 Is ssc; loo l3Isc
500 Is a'sqc Loo sec 200 l3s4c; 500 Is isc; 100
l3ss.o; 800 - Sci Loo - sqc; November 200 Is ssac
loo Is hise Deeember ZOO iSslssc 400 'sc; 200
10 sa2c; 300 - 100 10 2c $780, - oIec; December
100 l3c loo. f. sia,c. together January, 500 II s8sc
100 Ii lee; 500 ils2e; 50 ic; 200 1885, 400 Is sz
February 100 lie; 300 - lsc March 200 l4i2c; 100
Hsic; 800 llie; Arrl 200, llSc. total 5000 bales
grand total, $1,000 bales
DRUGS AND DYE5-opium is held with more irTnness.
but quiet Old at 81 25, and New at - 75Gsj Is, gold,
in bond CTsam Tartar IL tribe bter witha good inquiry
American held ac 35c and French 80 both gold Castor
oil quiet ~. with far demand, held at ljlt0
lGc for A. A. Essential Oils without change with only
far distributing business a.sng sanders1ns Lemon sld
at - 30 DO BoIgmOt at - 80 Ants at % 80, all gol
English Chemicals steady with fair inquiry Soda ASH
sold at IL GJ0.5 OGa; sd soda, ii 472dSl 90 Caustc
Soda 81 45Gtl j6i all gold Bleaching Powder ~ -OG
81 3l currency. Other descriptions slow OF sale We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
The bids for stocks at tue close of the Exchange

The gold market started off firm at 1928, and the
nrice had covered 33 on the movement of the new
party formed to bull the market at the low figures
of II2Q1113.. At once the price was lI;ed to 11O'e
in the excitement and disorder that followed the
announcement of Duncan, Sherman d Co.'S s,is-
nension on the theory that the bills OF the house
would necessarily be returned and other securities
substituted therefor At all events after reason
able profit on the sudden upward turn the market
gradually assumed normal condition. and the
price leisurely drifted back to 1872, from
whence it stiffened to Has, closing at
ia On gold loans the rates were ia
per diem; G, 3, and per cent per annum. After
Clearing house q new demand sprang up and as
much. as ls was paid in final business for over
night loans. Naturally the foreign exchange
market was strong the probability that some
hills would have to be returned The nominal rates
are given below. The selling rates were on the
basis of 81 s6l29$4 81, aud 81 S9l20$1 30 for
long and short sterling bills. OF course, so great
was the hustle and disorder that bat few transac-
tions were recorded The London news came favor
able. securities ruling strong. The Bank of England
TODAY gained f51 900 bullion on balance. The
news of the suspension had not reached
London when latest advices from there were
sent, or if received not fully digested. The
export clearances of domestic produce from tins
port for the week ending tonight were to the cur
rency valuation of $5 1856. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out $93, 900 In coin interest and $3iOoo
in called bonds. The Customs receipts were $4e2,-
OOO The days business at the Gold Exchange
Rank covered: Gold cleared, $36,3S5,OOO;
gold balances 81, 141 ,229; and currency balances,
S1.3I0.s9O. The following were the quotations for
gold: ao 40,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

At West Washington Market trade In very quie for both
calves and LAMBDA few dressed calves arrive over the
Midland they slow % l0dl2c. We quote: Bucks
County and New Jersey calves. sdSic; State, 6dShc
y. head s8ass. Iambs quoted At 7essc E1pors Of
Europe peat week. S42 pkgA pork S3J pksA
BEST 1858 boxes bacon. LOTS tea lard.
Recclpts ass bales Tho mafket very
dull and there has been further reduction IN pvces Emmett
Weiss circular MANY brewers have taken
vantage Of the late decline In prices and laid In supplies SUM-
cent To carry item down 70 The new CROP ard only IN the
Of any unfayorabe turn the rowing crop
look for more activity PRICES are nov .bont IS log - crc
stances would 70 warrant yet there be further
slight decline the crop prospect continues hacrne August
consider the most critical for TIC plant md N vsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

The ruling rates for money during the forenoon
were 2Q2i2 per cent but under the wild excitement
in stocks prevailing later and the consequent chang
ing of loans incident thereto. the rate advanced 10
4. and closed at 304. Prime mercantile paper was
unchanged. The Customs receipts at Washington
today were 100000, and the Internal Revenue
receipts 1925 OOO the United States Treasurer re-
ceiying 100000 in National bank notas for re-
demption. The following was the Clearinghouse
statement: Currency exchanges. $5O50i.O2o cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

GRAIN-The Wheat market opened unsetueu anu ioweI
with little here and only moderate demand Tor the iuure
E,nres were lower loads of No Chicago sold early az
al seller last half OF August and II ~ 10 DOW Dh ann
III 20is hid for No Milwaukee the canal Inc market
sioses with more and rather more inquiry Tor e
future The supply Of cash Wheat Is very limited and tne ae
msnd for export milling greatly restricted Wintsr
neglected and uncertain The sales are BUSH
Al I'll 2SdFl 80 for No Chicago Spring. seller last hai 9
August Ell 80 bid for No. Milwaukee, on canal and nnmi
nslly at Al HSsl So anoati 81 So for No Milwankee
aaoat and on the 81 35as 49, 81 1873 "A Tor Red
Milwaukee canal 81 81 dsl 80 Barley Is scarce and
prices uncertain sample OF new iour rowa stag was er
koited Change day by Messrs st9y Ward
by sample for September delivery Ct o ~ 70 Per Sasn
West at 81 TO- time Oats are decidedly Lower and as
bush New Ohio MiIed SOc White at 81 S6Se Io%1s
and White nominal at 63d6oc hye ~
nominal Corn and In moderate demand Tor the trde
And for export seller August at sic Old In store At sc
tie sai,s are Western Mixed at S2dSlc Tor
sfeamer AMI 8, S6c sail Western Yellow AT 80
GTNSTES- Domesic Cloth IL IN fair demand from the
sont and prices quite nrm Sales OF 500 rolls AZ - %
cash 5000 roli boston. at l3dl3te and COO hall i9s
At 3.c We quote follows Domestic Cloth, l32c ier
rois and 10 &C Tor half rolls East India Cloth Is nominal
Calcutta Dic; Borneo 134c Dass l?sGl2'tc Az, ..,.
HAKDwARE-There Ii an improves. tone 10 ,s marxs
T army from the West ana south
COOL inquiry goos THIS has had xood euec' III "o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
TUESDAY. July PIP. NJ.

The long continued quiet of Wall-st. and the
Stock Exchange was rudely broken to-day by the
announcement of the unexpected failure Of the re-
spectacle banking house of Messrs. Duncan, Sher-
man d Co. This house was established in 1851,
and Notwithstanding its pecuniary difficulties
durng the panic of 1857, through which it was sus-
tanned BY the ample means and credit Of the late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

Straits ........ az a Winter ...... ! 90 a. ~
S ihe sss st Sa say they
aGSsfs e 40 IL OIL god ass saS currency
market both Crude and Refined s
S os l0f ss s Sst
for at for Ordinary sales OF 1000 9b i9r ~
s and HSsu Ssads sds % 1ss qe!
for July Al philadelphia Renned Is hr at lie f95 July and
o oi's sappT are ~ rusSie irmer osSss OLA cry
firm Housewife quiet STEADY w esrts
eaies 81 oj bid for shipments atersaes Of 10000 bbls
Refined In Philadelphia at lie Tor spot ana AVoo oos
Provisions Pork market ~ better and fairly ~,
active; sales Of zoo bb Mess 70 In lo ana Szs
Ness seller august s2i and 200 6Ss do seller SEPTEMBER
s 20 so Ss o4 s asmiae q
Extra; sis for Packet and so tOr Family fierce Beef
s . Of % a1s & g
io western ssss ana az seS@ss
i sss'Gz e sHs m? sSoaSss .''t
to PStea R as ,a sasoS scarce and xsnssS
City long Clear held &C. Dressed Hogs in AG demand
and steady supply moderate; wequoe CITY at 100 o,c
1Ra os s s a d 10
ilss Il ssc Tor Kettle REFINED y held t ltc city quoted
@ s AZ as sSo es seller septemSer 4Sis go
es seller October ssc 1850 tcs seller tho year. ~ ~"
nicE-There fair distributing busness passing and the
market remains steady at UNCHANGED nggrs sales OF a.
s sse io Sne =. and for
Prime q & orn .n STes r% ans .oa ii lots e
srEARIN dull bu, unchanged; Prime Western is held st
dAKs~The market for Raw Sugars very dull and
% % , sSs asS
yao within our se we quot FAR e SgI@ s1nh Sna sns
ss,s ls and so - Box ehyed a. Sc Refined
remains and In fair request al 9sal0 for SOFT yellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
Buenos Ayres. CaliiorDi;

IuMBFR-The retail trade IL doing fair business and In
tb line there better feeling and prices rule
about steady hopeful spirit seems to prevail VIII
many dealers the chief cause being the prospect OF goo
foreign demand abundant crops OF cereals ana any
rce movement will affect the rates or reghts de-
reached their lowest point and expect reaction soon
Black Walnut in moderate demand White Ash ana White
Woods plenty and fair request Yellow fle
rloeys slowly. White Oak Chestnut sycamore, Butternu,
and Cypress dull aud values favor the buyer We quote
Eastern spruce $l6S2C; yellow Pine 81 1913 Cherry,
tl5OG 5000 White oak, first quality, S4D0$i5 Pine Boards
per piece, 80 1886. ..,.... ..,.,o,
META S-Ing0t Copper remains in about the same POSITION
"a noted i'm orr last continue 10 oter spaDgy au9
Trr most outside parcels under control with more lope
fccng future but nanufac rers wants are SUI, very
small; 100000 Lake al 3c hianlnic urea
a al ,c Copper Sic for Bolts and Braers ana
rnaus n small supply and The prospective arrivals are hight,
Which causes holders ask full former figures ann there Is
fair inquiry prevailing but the bids r NJ r@t- D.oW
the views holders American Pig very quiet; We nave
ONLY occasional lots from second hands az easier rBur
the eadug brands, however, especially Of the Leh MAKE S
IDEAS firm Domestic Pig Lead is moving only 10 supply
me immediate requirements OF the trade and the market re-
mains more nominal stocks accnulaung some
what but holders forcing matters for the present
abot former rates ruling, with nomnaiy STEADY zone We
quote &C. gold Foreign zig il still neglected ana varies
entirely noninaL Manufactured IL quiet Bar al sac tPe
a 9i.c; 9lc. less 10 cent Ia the trade The
peeed holders ideas pretty firm, but the inquiry rom hrst
hands light Bdaca quoted at 23c and straits az
I Plates the call from frat hands Is only moderate
and the mltci remains much tie sas oi ZoO Jokes
CHARCOAL AZ rs % boxes Coke Tin on terms not Trans
preh the latter quoted s5 81 2d$ Other Metals are dun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

1o4sIOsc. for Soft White tor crnshen ii's
ii NC for Powdered. and II lee. for Granulaed ...
sKINS-Tn Goat there Is but little doing ana pncss
are UNCHANGED receipts 100 bses Curacao b,des
bales Cristo 10 bales Aspnwa and 10 Daies New
Orleans sa so babes Curacao and % ba,es o sgres,
Deer * slowly az our fe1uced ntuIt
receipts 96 bales Aspinwa and bale New reansi sss
10 900 Central American, 5,oOO iionoiss
nfaf As.Nila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

The following shows the exports exclusive of spe-
cic) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
the week ending July 27, and since the beginning OF
the year: 1000 400, ,s,,
For the week ....... a. 7Ci ;23 4G6nl7sS s5,Irt2
Previously re ored l57, 3l5'3 lG33l55l3 lSsi''ooo
-------- :, - =, 20
Total since Jan sl62 s9j egG sI70605l03 sli39525i6
Pre- NJ eold - Il55- loss ll2SiGll6's
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earn
ngs for week ending July L. 1875, AT 5000; same
week. 1874, s9, 55O decrease !f2.s97.
The Philadelphia stock market Is excited. Penn
sylvana Gs, third Issue, 10; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 205s; Reading Railroad, 54Si; fenn-
sylvana Railroad. 5Ol2; Gold, 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

averages of yesterdays forward deliveries follows
August September tSoc oe,SSer d F:6 mo
airy, 1885 March lt.ssc; April, "a &c; May, 70 sssci
hume d6 70 i s ssSS e soS Sa Ss
second iss; ssps%Ser 100 las 400
300 H Jann;gy loo total IL i62 bales Third ns,0
bsr lod6 isissc Soysmbcr' 200 beeealer LOO
l3 sssc January 300 - ssse 100 qc February 800
l4ci 100 issc March, 100 Ia ssc April 100, IA 'iec
Quotations standard OF classification in force Sept
1874 Upland Cotton running quality not
Ordinary 1871 strict Good Ordinary IA Middng. IA e
Good Ord Low MddlInQ l4L GOOD Nh,l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

rency balances, $3.252,O14; gold exchanges,
So, 239, 1852 gold balances, 81, OS5, 450.
Government bonds were quiet but much stronger
than of late, prices having made smart upward 10
action We annex the latest street prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

owing were the bids:

There was only small trade in railroad ponds'
but prices were well supported for Paciiics. Inc
Coupon Consolidated gold bonds OF Chicago ana
NORTHWESTERN were at full prices, e5i2. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

trade and the general tone Of the market decidedly n and
S.s aso ss T SSe' s
shows some Improvement 50 20 for lodi % ao4sS 40 for
continued good trade n in . ssss
Shipping and Retail 9s ana ,s sprs s5@se Retail
os Soc Isl IL sovcr a c9s12s st sss
ss more sisn dS and SpS s
eahs jaS u s ad with
ss e s'S Gsst cusnsy & Ss
hsss s9 ss esss ST.
Sqiii dseSe in the gold premium stimulated
vance Of about nc d. the market closing quiet sales en-
s sssc a9G s Sis Dry e sn so 30
P bly 5ss sc = ss
usual s v 2e g iDsascS 49,
days selected Dry ss % private terms ioss pr
S ssy: siC S bfs
b. private terms Dry southern l6 D. private terms 90
as sa %s a g
:s .:s,ss a sss s.
aoc so ssIeee RIO Grande. 29a22 D. 2lac sola Sc
sfss S x SG9s e. fSp
gold ted ss9 Ssa ss s s
selected Vera Cruz 1919 D. l6ael7c gold ssstsd d lam
co S5'S cry and Iis So? ssf
ss2i r. s SSd ssssss HSso sc lS ssss Il
gold selected Porto oa5e clio and aggsy IRA
p i lsS f' d. isSI I sos seset
l61lo N, 1haiGc, gold, they run; Iruxlo, l6dlI D.
l7al7 gold, selected: Zanzibar, lOal2 N. l0c go
selected Corpus Chris 22925 ~ 20 &C. currency seecte
ndanola and San Antonio. 2102f b. S9a20c currency
seieeed western. 20G25 rs. &c., currency,
selected Southern Pals H. 3aaIic currency selected
Dry Upper Leather HidesBuenos Avres and RIO Grande
Kps lUdl3 1918 gold seleced sierra Leone ydiVlo
2Oc currency selected; Gambia and Bssa sdo 10 loc,
currency selected Mnas I63l6 H. 17c gold, rs they run
Dry Sailed HidesCli 5000 No. l6c, gold, as they run;
Maranham 2J430 b. be, gold. az they run Pernanpuco
2sa3O To- l3c.. gold, they Bahia 2S119 n, l3c,
gold they Paya, 25G30 %, &c., goi as tney rmli
Maracabo. 300j3 10. 13c, gold, as they runs savanna
LIS ID. l39c gold. they run Matamoros 2sGS2 r.
EN- 2sa3i TO- Isolde. currency, selected. Wet sailed
Iides-Bnen0s Ayres, $3.50 TO- Zoe, gold, selected no
Grapde aia4S 10, loo. gold seected California 45G % No.
lOc gold selected; Para 35dl0 h &c. gold selected; Mat
moro 45dJ5 10, lOsc currency, selected; Texas punes
5OQ7O H. lie. currency selected Texas packers 50Goo 10
Oac currency seleced Texas knife 5OdO H. 9dloc cur
rency, selected; Neworeans, 70 H. lle currency seen
Southern 200 80 H. &C., currency, selected CRY augh,er
OK GOa75 3D. 9iec., currency, selected City slaughter
Cow $3.50 ID. 72Osc. CURRENCY selected -, ..,,
HOPS-rhe market remains very qlct ana WIZ pToohby
continue Is received the inquiry from
have laid in enough stock by the recent
them through until the new crop comes H.
we 'u''' Ctspn Cts y n.
Newly orks, new 23d30 fearlngs ~
Ffasier1. ne an Odds all gr0wths...... SdlZ
Western new ........22a27 Caifornians. o03o
INDICO-The only business doing ~ In a lohbing way AZ
about former Manila sold at 720ooe and Madras az
SIC, currency. n, o-
IINSEED IL without movement and nominallv 81 30,
gold. - A., -, go "a 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
IIUTTER
Expressly TIE n. Y. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter

oo,ns ,or tho veek 5750; DO last week, l852b do
exDrtsto Europe past week. 1908 kins We are having one
that at some part OF inc
summer this week IL takes place ahout iLSht tai
t usual mention the latter fact ~ tlt usie may ~,
he any false impression started in tie county that WI st
larger supplies moving this The demand y MOI hgs
nj 1myers are very particular 10 qEiy state pans a
fancy creaners have advanced TO &c. AZ thr ms OIL w ge
ern "a also better, but the grades that admit
Of the extreme quotations are not plenty.
,I. of of tl 1Yance has Decn sii
den yellow Western considerably sought lor and wien az!
int for mark; taken In preference 10 low preed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK r. NJ
L s 800 Registered, 1864 lO4O Registered mn,
n a, ..-...-..-.--..lIIis
I 90 Cmpon. 1868 " L S 5s 1910 Coupon
1nn 49, 10000. ...l17s
,10o0 '''''... he. llg L S 5s, Registered 1881
L 500 Coupon, 1867 $500 3,OUO''''''" ''''''''AA'e
b.OJO..............1202
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

rEATTERS- The Only business doing is in jobbing way
-r unc;angc Eastern quoted NJ 53g1ici west
eru 1--WE gaesi rria 52a5cc and southern at 500 SIC -
FIsIf-ceors God continue scarce and held DIny WIN
sales of 200 cts a. - % Grand Bank ara IN lar sdppJ
sales Of go q 1t 81 1881 Western Bank are SLOW 81 sa
az "a so Old MaehetI No. shore are scnS at fJQ ~ 81
10 quality sales Of 200 bOls at hest hgtr and lUO
bbs Old Bay 40. at - Sew Mackerel continue IA ghs
sny and catch very Fight sale, OF 500 bDs al Fls Tor
No SassaChus and sl3 for 40. do and 100 ibis
Large fat No a. $40 Large and Medium Mo- arc scare
Two YES have arrived with 2J0cJ boxes hf OF @hlc
lave been 35c No Barrel Herring here some few are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

INDIGO-1he only business doing " III lonoing Wy
about rates. Manila sold at 72Oooc ana M~rss az
S0aSTc. currency. o.
LINSIED ia without movement. and nominallv 81 80,
gold - "a ooo
LEATHER-Temlock- Exports for the week are 10000 o
equals the receipts hut the stock on
hand being large holders to effect sales have maze sgh con
cessous We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

FIOIK ID MEAfl-Thc FloIr mIrknt 0pencd y.Iy IN
gttl.d aut lower the unfavOra'e news from Europe
c failure Duncan sherman Go. added to the dlneSs
and a:n the advance in gold and exchange efectualy
checked husnGs prices Of the low and mciun eI4 are
LAYER AZ close the market Is unsettled anu values
u. MIN g. q u 600 ltls W. O-.Otc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28


REGENTS for the week 6l0I bbs 10. last week, STD
blls The demand very moderate WIN 80 slaii supply
as 600 bbs per complain OF 81 oYer stock e
reduced rates Tor both Fear POINTS
ana ~ VIZ T. p do2 a. West fair marks II dl7a
S,a,S and penn 10 al9la Canadian .....ls20l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

Asew holders dried apples derive
,n tho c,ncr reports of Light crop aIes r year ana
f The few local saea made prices ae saae oetr
WIolsae biycrs yet do not regard The OF possJe
more than Of the usual topics that become
between crops Backberres have largely dGhd ony sn9es
vii bring tc quotations inferior oa are Inoyd as
low az &C. quiet aud nominal Ciere M pi.ns
80 Snu peanuts had movement and fancy lots
Ouofa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-1O
FIRST poARp-1olq O'CLOCK A. NJ.

s,.s NJ STATE bonds Railroad Bonds-Bdnk ana hoi-
e"''' " road Stares-Erpress Stocks de-
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

BEAUrY.-Let me see a female DOS
sessing the beauty Of a meek and
modest department I; of an eye that
bespeaks intelligence and purity
within; Of lips that speak no guile; lei
me see 10 her q kind benevolent dis
position; q heart that can sympathizs
with distress; and l will never ask for
beauty that dwells in ruby lips or
flowing tresses,' or snowy hands, or
the forty other etceteras upon which
OR poets have harped for 90 many
ages. These hde when touched BY
the hand Of tine; but those ever.en-
during qualities of the heart shall
outlive the reign OF time, and grow
brighter and fresber as the ages Of
eternity roll away.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

To understand the world is wiser
than to condemn it. To study the
world is better than to sbun it. To
use the world is nobler than to abuse
it. To make the world better, love,
lier and happier is the noblest work
Of man or woman. There are many
intelligent and talented persons who
waste the best part of their time in
useless dreaming. Their years are
spent in the world Of fancy and unre-
atty that their Imagination creates
about them. Mental phsntoUs rem
der them inscnsible to present oppor-
tunities and prosperou chances slip
by them unheeded aud unnoticed un-
til their youth and energies are all
gone. Then, in adversely and old
age they attribute their want OF pros,
perity and worldly success to some
imaginary fate or destiny, even yet
blind to the truth that their want Of
prosperity is simply the result Of op
portunities wasted.