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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
NETWORK SUPPLEMENT-

roads, and months dividend on guaranteed stock.
This would seem to be bad enough. but there are
malicious bears in the street who assert
that even this poor statement has been
cooked and suggest the question: "Iiow does
the debt Of July ], 1875, compare with that OF
January, 1851" Western Union. whose friends
insist that it will advance still higher, was strong in
the early and midday dealings, selling up to
sOas but subsequently declined to 70 and closed
at 1888 Pacific Mail has been fairly active
and generally strong while the remainder OF the
market has been weak. Lake Shore, under tho I'M
favorable and generally unexpected report
was really strong in maintaining It's price
at 59ls at the close. Union racine
was neglected and declined to 75i2
although it closed at 1854 bid OF the remainder OF
the list the summary which follows furnishes suf-
fcient comment. The total business of the day has
amounted to the purchase and sale of 27S 500 shares
of which 10000 were Western Union at sO679's
a sO3s079a7 1885 a 1893, a decline OF y per cent;
Mariposa Land and Mining, 400 shares at 12i2d
1913 gain of IS per cent Preferred, 3lOO shares
at 1913, a 1878, gain Of % per cent; Pacific Mall
g. 700 shares at 4Oa 39ls 40os a 40s "a 4Ol2 gam
of - per cent Union Pacific 5000 shares at '6lid
755sd 1915 75l2G7 a decline OF ls per cent ;
Northwestern, 800 shares at $3.50 80 i233o's0
3SasG3s5s a decline of "a per cent Preferred ooo
shares at 5Ol2a49 decline of Ia per cent 81
Paul. 900 shares at 33 LA 34d 33ss decline OF y
per cent Preferred, 100 shares at So Rock Island
LOO shares at 1O3ai a 103i2d 1881 1898, a de-
cline of ls per cent Ohio and Mississippi, 3,4oo
shares at 23isa 231i 0227s decline of y per cent
Wabash 600 shares at 5asa 5l2G5li. decline OF 4
per cent Lake Shore 100 700 shares at 81 ga GOs@
GOa4 590 592 59ls decline of 2a4 per cent and OF
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 100 shares
at 11sl2D11S24. ex div, no change The market
closed irregular and unpromising. The opening
highest lowest, and closing prices of active stocks
sold to-day will be found in the following table;
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al-Proposed ending settled Lustg agt iustig.Upon
vouminous furnished
by the parties clearly 81 the opinion ought not 70 inter
fere with the decisions already made in this Court In s case
This motion for order punish the defendant for his al
legged misconduct In refusing and negecng 10 the amony
due by orders heretofore made by different Judges
the Special Term BY the first order the aimony was
fixed at Sj per week The defendant failing to pay ami be
before the court for misconduct almost the same ex
excuse that IL his ability and furnished and argu
appears by his papers, quite cOCet as those pre-
this The amony after full discussion,
reduced SIS by this second order (and he was
bound TO pay that and some arrears Of the Tor.
allmOny then duej unless the 81 SO per
week should be modified by motion for
that purpose made has been made am now
asked refuse enforce this statutory remedy which In ~
feet setting aside the last order instead Of enforcing IT, This
do would virtually render the statute nugaOry and
introduce conflict Of action between the judges holding
the substantially the before each
judge The plaintiffs motion must DE granted Order 10 Dc
entered notice. sutro ct al agt Fargo, President, &c
The parties appear before the 18th Of July al 1880
a. m, with the pleadngs and charge Of the Court ,
BY Judge II, edman- agt CanirelCase settled
See opinion McCadin sgt Rsey.-Case settled. The Pro
Bank Of the CITY Of NcwYOrk ag Morton alJudg
for plaintiff. See opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

NEW YORK. July l. 3gKYEsfle fresh offerings -
l5O3 head s at Jsrsey CITY aud the
days 1858 3is for the corresponding
days Of week Good and prime cattle
quality NOgh not compare fayoaby with the Offer
either yesterday Monday The market firm for
smooth fat seers ADD tho 81 the best cola
as fun prices quality considered but inferior and ordt
grai,s irAss and avcragc sales lower
day than yesterday Very very good native seesy
ranged ru 10 &C NJ dress SO no. up To l3c TO dr-ss 50
p, to,s gDg Is h aud poor decent
and Cherokee cattle sold az from 62sc TO- Ia dress IS n
&C. 10 dress IS % few loads OF ordinary fair
tive steers remain sold
The droves ~ Jersey city AZ for Morris waxs
Co, cars for W. Aerton. 10 for C. r.
car. Tor w Poor cars for Hutton Perry for Graves
4 Harper. and cars for N. H. Doty.
d. @. Culver sold for - w. Alerton 46 Illinois steers ~
cwt svetaee At i2tql3bc 70 dress 81 ass g the
gross cwt ~ do IN cwt IL l?sdl3tc Ia dfess 81 n58
% do, Ia cwt- al I2sdl35s. TO dress 57e5S ~
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DECISIONS-JULY /.

CfDr,a,r Court Chambers Bv Presiding Justice
ays willard agt Fargo have examine the bcts hand a
o. sl Of the opinion that the motion should pe 1e
ued far j. concerned and rlei sought may be
IN amendment OF complaint hec's
>Ary The plaintiff bringing IN new parties by ms sup
elemental bill must against those DcgiD Ms una nr 'o
40 costs without pfiuuict 10 any
new that plaintr ma be 'sed 10 bring and WIN
out prejudice 20 amend the complaint 20 af'
l,gUOi ArnOd.Ihe inquest ia i.s
the circumstances have been taken and should be SCI a
Tie afayts that MI Handy paid the whole amount OF
March under circumstance NllCh give
lin night to effect settlement with Arnold am ne pro
C.eugs further costs were not JustihaDe Tho aiOi
ney notified Of the intention o. Arnold 10 settle Win
Handy recognized his night 10 do The inquest u oct
with $40 costs. In the matter Of FULTON WIT
GOepp agt Hufnagie Brand agt W0rl.-OTdeIs granted
Carr at Gibbs payment Of the Of preparing for
posing inoti, aid puaing 10 refer the issue for trial
b. ~edgNlCk such referee paTes
uOn inquest De opened and proceed 10 tria be
fO.e such referee such stipulation u be served within
the clerk within nNe days after notice thereof
Salmon agt Leonard paying costs Of the trial 10 be al
lsd and costs ~ opposing THIS notion the answer may
DO amended asked iO IN the motion papers such amend
" the adjustment u tht by The clerk The Issue TO
stand Of it. date ana plaintiff u be at liberty 10
to the amended he De
NUpcT}OT tOMt-Npcciql Icrm-Bv Judge Spell
esis II the motion Goci'r agt WlbnrIhe receiver may
interfere o. he nAy be advised the foreclosure mentioned IN
We petition and may bring such Affirmative action may he
b aside cancel the specified
uEreln Hargan agi. EeganF Findings Of facts aud Law
sted Let 0fieT be entered appointing v French
t Referee 10 take ami state the accounts Order 10 be
~ul on nOtice iannJ ACT lanny1he plautin ~ entitled
decree OF divorce dssDyDg the marriage contract and
eIuued 10 the care, custody and control of the child
%cmczzni agt IacmeIzni-The plaintiff must have ludg
@o1' lot decree 10 oatcfod on notice Brown agt OBneh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
CIVIL NOTES.

The Supreme Court, General Term, met yes
terday but rendered decisions, Judge Davis stating
that the engagements Of Judge Brady and himself bad
prevt nted their giving the necessary examination 10 INC
eases submit ted they hoped to have some decisions
on July \ TO which day the Court adjourned.
On the petition of AdOlph Kcssler, the SUI
preme Court General Term, yesterday directed Samuel
u Stewards TO show causc July g why nc should not
be thrown over the bar The petition stated that sew
ard-'- real name SchwaT-, that hc was convicted IN
Austria OF crime, and served sentence OF two years
sever, IN New KcTchcn, and tnat he was
admitted In 1-G- the bar pTccnSc That nc was
titiz,u. before he could have become one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
TuCRSDAY. July l-P. VI.

The stock market to-day has not sustained the
homes of those who were looking for higher pnces,
and after an active days business shows general
decline from last night closing prices This result
has probably been aided by the Lake Shore Railway
Conpanys report Of its business for the past
AK months. which is even more nniaV"iapic 'hal
WAS indicated in The TRIBUNE OF this morning.
showing only SOL 900 net earnings IN excess OF
s,nouut due for interest on bonds leases OF other
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ruE cAproRs oE ale nR1G MARY cHmroN.

David Lawson, Charles Borus, William Bar
,ett August Hoch and Frank Albert the sailors charged
with selling in the harbor Of St Andrews, the American
brig Mary Chiffon. with sailing away with her to the Gulf
of Mexico and Of abandoning her there and escaping III
one OF her fc-bOats Cuba arrived in this city ycstcr
day on the steamer Georgia from Havana IN charge OF
OtScer. lanes Daphclt and simon Barclay The sailors
were taken b!urc Commissioner Shields. whO III default
OF - 900 bail each. committed them for examination
Lawson saws that they all drunk in the harDor of ST
Andrews: that there intention OF running away
with the brig and that OF the sailors have any dis
tnc idea Of how they reached either the Gulf OF Mexico
~ n
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CAICNDARS-TUIs DAr.

SUPREME ET-CHAyBFRs-DAvIs. p ].
SO Bailey &C. agt soul 176 Newton agt. Contnen-
ter &c tai Bank
81 Fisc her act Wessa &c 22n Schwartz agt Meyers.
1Oj Furniss AIT. Furniss 25S .Goepp act Huinagle,
art IIufnace
&C. 265 Dummcr agt King
l66 Burchiu agt. VoOIhs 266. Wright, &c, agt.
&c. Wright. &c.
III Matter OF opening OF 26S. Kelly agt. Plum.
Ninety first At
GESERAl TFE,i-Adiourned to Thursday, Juys.
SrRCIAL TEsA-NESTBROOk, J.
537 Mutual Life ms Co. 1888. Crow It al agt Carpen.
aft. smith Ct al. ter et al
sUrEgIoE CouRT-SFECIAL TEEN-SrEIR J.
80 Pollock ct al agt. smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
NETWORK. BOSTON. AND MONTREAL SUIT
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS OF THE TRUST FUND
BY JUDGE BLATCHFORD

APFOINIMLNT OF RECEIVERS OF TIE IKVoI FVND
BY JUDGE BLAICHFORD.
In the case of the BanQue Franco-Egyp-
henne and others against John Crosby Brown William
Watts sherman. Jesse selicmsn, william Butler Duncan,
James Brown, George II. Brown Trenor W. Park. the
York. Boston and Montreal Railway Company,
Hermann Il. Batter. william c. Taaks Frederick Adams
and the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, recently
very fully reported in THE TRIBUNE, an order was
granted by Judge Blachford OF the United States Cir
Court, requiring the defendants to show cause why
receiver should not be appointed with the usual powers
in ike to take charge of the trust fund
mentioned in the bill OF complaint, and remaining III the
bands of the defendants. John Crosby Brown, William
Watts sherman and Jesse seligman as trustees No OPP
position being tho appointment OF such receiver
Judge Batchord upon the motion of Evafts souhmayd
4 Choate attorneys for the plaintiffs, appointed Her
mann t. Batter and william c. Taaks special receivers
OF the trust fund referred to-
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THE COURTS.
DEALINGS IN FORGED CHECKS.

DEALINGS IN FORGED CHECKS.
TRIAL Of CHARLES I. spRAGUE-C0NrRApiCiokf
TESTIMONY IN REGARD TO THE CHARACTER of
THE OHIEF WITNESS.
The trial of Charles |. Sprague, broker from
Railway Jersey, for putting counterfeit two cent III
terna revenue st amps bank checks TO which had Dech
forced the name Of Colgate Co.. was resumed yesterday
In the United states Circuit Court before Judge Benedict
John r. Raymond. the main witness for tho prosecution
finished his testimony relative TO Spragucs attempt to
induce him in the business Of dealing III iorReu
checks Ii brought out nothing new, however, except
that spraCue instructed Raymond to take the checks
bearing the forged name OF Colgate Co. to Parker
Handy and purchase geld with them, ana that ne
Csprague, acknowledged to Raymond that me had been
engaged several years in donS an illegal bushe So Tor
persons in New-York and Philadelphia
On the DISCRIMINATION for the purpose OF nhpeach-
ing the character and crcdiDity OF Raymond, cXJudge
Garvin OF counsel for the defense asked him H. IN GER
tain case tried in Toga County, he admitted that he had
forged the name of sherry 10 promiSsory note; but
Judge Benedict ruled the question out the ground that,
in attempting 10 impcach witness, General character.
and not specific acts. must be shown Detectives IhOmas
Sampson and Thomas Fisher corroh0iated Raymond
testimony relative his exposure OF Spraguc and SAID
that Raymond had acted under their instructions III
causing SpragueS arrest for the crime with which lie IS
charged. ,-, to-. o..
the purpose Of giving the defense an opportunity 70 I'M
peach RAYMOND by witnesses from Waverley n y, who
were anxious to return John X M@I{ 91s onD,y Ui
George L. Harris. iewclcr; Clark Hartford consia-
BILE and othciS testified that Eymonds character Tor
truth and Neracity bad, and that they would not
believe him under oath In rcbutal. MI Purdy called
o. H. T. Kinney, H. :. Butts. 4. j. Lyon, j. :. Patter-
son. and Othcr respectable citizens Of WaveIcy who
testified that Raymonds character for truth ana Ncracy
was good and that they would believe him under oath
AT the resumption of the for the prosecution Po
hccman Kelley, who arrested Sprague testified mat IN
New-YOrk his character was that OF professional
swinder Kcccy then identified the checks IN question
They four in number and on e'ch one rs % @
two cent Internal Revenue stamp ana the iorGeH name
OF Colgate Co. on the CrOsSeXamlnation, heeley sdld
that he received the checks from Spaguc but from
RAYMOND Raymond had testified that he obtained the
checks SpIague. The trial of this case VIII be re-
sumed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
TIE bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The San Francisco and Carson City Branch MINIS
resume operations and commence the receipt ana
coinage of bullion to-day. They have been closed
few DAYS for the annual settlement and for improve
mcnts. The MaripoSa tunnel had been driven in
$50 feet on June ~. and was progressing at that
time four or five feet per day toward the main vein
The Hale & Norcross silver Mine had 3,71s tons of
ore OH hand at last advices. The ore produced by
the Consolidated Virginia Mine during the week
ending June - amounted 10 3,5Oj tons. The
Treasury Department is reported now TO be the pur-
chaser of all the bullion yielded by the great silver
mines on the Comstock Lode for coinage into money
10 take the place of the present fractional currency
1t will require about Si000O,o00. The following
shows the fluctuations of the leading mining stocks
Inn, limo
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The closing quotations Of foreign exchange are
a. follows:

Money remains in its late condition of unprece
denied ease, call loans making at 262l2 per cent,
while prime mercantile paper found ready sale at
3i265 per cent, the supply being limited. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing house statement: Currency
exchanges $50 ,3s2 900; Currency balances s., PA,
159: Gold exchanges, $S,779,743; Gold balances,
81 369,s41
The payments made from the Treasury by war
rants during the month of June, 1875, were as
follows.
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TIE INDICTMENTS AGAINST TWEED.

HE INDICTMENTS AtIAINSI Nv FIID
JUDGE BRADY'S DECISION SILL WAITED FOH-THE
SIX NEW INDICTMENTS WITHHELD FROM THE
PUBLIC.
A decision was expected yesterday from
Judge Brady the motions To Quash the indictments
against VIM NJ Tweed. but none was received. and it
may perhaps be delayed until next Tuesday No action
the six indictments is anticipated by either side
Copies OF them have been handed 10 Mr. Tweeds counsel
condition that they be not communicated to the pub
he The best information aanable is that they arc on
tie six warrants which amount together to over
S9OO.OO6 which charged against Peter b. Sweeny IN
the suit against him, in addition to the ak millions
obtained by the special audit swindle and that in three
o. the indictments Connolly and Sweeny are codefend
suts with Tweed while the other three William hlnG
q madc q defeudant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
Sixty shares Fourth National bank stock sold at
9949S The bids are as follows


There was a large and active business in railroad
bonds at advancing prices the inquiry being slim
ulated by the liberal amounts of money in the way
Of dividends interest &c, now being set loose The
folloviny are the bidI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
CHANGES IN HEBREW WORSHIP OPPOSED.
In the Cont of Common Pleas before .Jud Ice


In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
IArrcmorc. motion for injunction against the Con
gregatOn BNai JCshurun was argued yesterday. The
suit is brought by Israel j. solomon, pewhoder and
original incO pOrtOr Of the congregation and President
Of its Board Trustees. After struggle the trustees,
by majority vote, resolved that instead OF combining the
wives of the members Of the Congn cation TO the gallery
and allowing only the the main floor they would
alter the stinss into family pews. There was also
resolution passed looking to the introduction OF choir
and organ.
The plaintiff insists that these innovations contrary
70 the very purpose OF the organization. That the cx-
dressed purpose Of its formation to God
eordng 10 the Jewish and Polish form. That these
changes are matters OF substance in his religion, and not
simply Of form and therefore that lie has night, even
II alone, resist them. He further claims that there
were irregularities in the proceedings, and that the full
twothrs required by the bylaws, and the terms OF
the leases Of their siingS was not obtained.
The defendants claimed that the changes were mere
reforms and that If they more, majority OF
che corpoIators had the power to make them and con
form the ritual and worship TO their beliefs The Court
reserved its dccison Gardner q GOOdhcart appeared
for the plaintiff; Townsend and Waldhcmor for the de-
PENDANTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

RICE1.e stock OF Rangoon th morning was 1000 bagA
The Grk, Is steady with fan demand Tor slca ~ saios
- casks C.IJr at e4,c f0r faif To PINE 10 Ooa
Louisiana -a7 &c for Fair To Prime and 2dO5sc foa
lower GRADES, and EaHg"on al 6iIG' ~
SIEAEIS j. lNtry light demand AT steady prices;
sales Of ~ ties on sTalc al lie.
sUGARsiaw sugar, are less active bat steady sales az
go hhds cuba nu-,oyaO AT and 100 boxes Ctntfu
gal at 9c quote fair goOt Refining cuba at 7Sc
S-c Prime do Centrifugal hEds aud Do1es, ~
sa-09I4c. aud No. IL nOx 1aycd AT S'2e 80 Renne4
in request and steady Al 50 90 for So't GLOW
9l.qlO4c for soft White: II -flltc for crushed lie
49, .--. nl.ll ID I'll GIauIlaiD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

In State bonds, old plain and new. series Tonnes
sold at i7l2 new July and January South Caro-
linas at 80, and District of Columbia 36js at 72ls
The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

r.: E Es% s S.as,vv,o,. SSs ~
Corn Moa is steady and in fair demand saes Of 700 bba
"e1ooi'x .,, r.r,er 90 75aA 90
corn Neal western White 9os
Meal. Brandy wlno. ................'' s2s %
Corn Meal. Golden ............. 700
White }isey sas s Ss. 90 a a@ Yt ' o G
23gsI % crD srst er berth rom is quite nr bot
shippers holding Of and there had been comparatively
and Peiroum tonnage there fair inquiry, AID. with lin.
n4Ie oh n s e. p2 Sa a' aG S al hoa vita 1900
Gram s. g. aat s9St,r snSs for 1s S Ss Ss
g cSrt for order vii. o9S orr At br ws s9
Petroleum current rates American brig henoe to -
lonics with 1909 Of Refined Petroleum At Sec
Bristol Channel with 22oo qrs Gram at g. 81 an laasn
according sS.t S6is ed, f g S'1 ::
bark from phaephs TO antwerp or Bremen with $50 nnS
Grain TO Liverpool by steam on pirate terms ana ovS
What maIAe, opened much higher and ;ons
Winter Is scarce and higher The msk closes 1.let 81 We
tho demand good for spring ior ne future Winter
o qp GS ARE Ss SGy the TO- Sf U s a
esn 81 'nPSssH the s 1 Ss 1880 ,|' a
So t@icaee sS1ns NE .p%,, and 3 i.;asii Is2;s
F xas sad al Sa JIM n 'y a * T M
wagke sos and 81 lG:i = to arrive The ,r n, s q s
al 2o2 for Minnesota 10 arrive n and on the spot M
Cue In the $1,000 bush. No. Milwaukee, Ssllor
last hall Of July az 81 ~ 10000 BUSH No do seller hrss
August III % 5000 bush NO Minnesota 10 arrive
socn 2jqti % = 1900 bush. hmber Western - snoaI
Barley steady and I'm far demand sales Of bOO BUSH
Four rOwed ~ So 1000 bush six rOwed state
400 bush Choice Western 81 3d. cash. and
700 bush state Al 49, cash. oats are IN fAf
demand again beor the trade buying u some
extent showing more conhienee The sales are 900 bush
Ohio Mixed at 90 a6J c track aud ahoht "hito
soc. atoat and Dngy White at O2dG2lc; western
Mixed at 63 % IN store and % &c anost Nhite AZ pa
65c afoat state Mixed at 65G6ic ahOa and White AZ
6l0Gj c No Chicago at 63 2d0ic arOat Rye IL 1uieS
better active. shippers buy
ing freely; sales l3 bush Damp and CnsouDd
76a77c; Mixed II 2d-oc. steamer 10 10
SIC for sail; Old held ri ~ S3c In store Western
White soc, ami Western Yellow at c2i.0S2-.c.
indebted To M.sSrs Archibald Baxter CO. for the
following stock Of Grain at Liverpool 10y cablr):
July /, 1870 Lrs March 81, 1870 Qrs
400 900 l22O0o
......-..... $1,000 CoTn..-......---.... $1,000
HAY AND STRAW->hippng grades are steadily held.
fair inquiry retail lots quiet and unchanged We
quote shipping 6jd7Oc. retail lots soc AL 10; Clover
Coo salt D0d7Oc straw arriving quite freely.
inquiry only limited Long Rye AT sOdJOc short DO
al 1Dc' and Oat d6Oc., cash.
MOLASSES -The market continues dull under increased
receipts part direct to rehner the stock OF Refining and
trade qualities large aud fire. " offered prices ruling N
buyers favor. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

The above does not include payments made on
count of the interest principal of the public debt.
Government bonds were firm Oh good inquiry. The
6s Of 1881, 5-20s of 1865, new; 5-20s of 1867 and
1868 quoted ex interest. We annex closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

NAVAL SrORES-strainei Ro.in Is quiet but cannot Dc
puI has-d less than 81 1881 80 for common Ia good Ae
and Fine fair demand At steady hgrts sales OF 30
bills common and good strained al 81 1OGsl ~ chiefly OF tho
Latter 700 bb kinds at II SO0 ~ 80; 200 bb' Pals
~ - JOasi 10 spirits nrpentne Is steady with sales %
$50 BIDS 80 be- and l2j bb- AZ 32t Tar Il duh ~
~ 21ds2 %. 40 bbls Washington sold al 81 20 Pitch
selling in small way S2dS2 2s Later sales OF $50 bbls
Fine kOsln Al : jOd ~ 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

CuIF-Ihe heavy receipts and hot weather have giyea
buyers advantage, but prices re about steady al DO
cline Shippers purchasing {" iar oNtent az our quo
tons l2ul2 70. Western u arriving more freely ana there
il m accumulation. The demand from the home trade u
fair and ices about steady. We quote . 800
New state, Fanc,, EXiia Western III OILY
FOR home Ise. 22dl2}. Western DO,
New stale. Prime 10 mon 70 ma. ------lo oit
Fanry FOR Extra .l2Ldl23, Do. SKINNED ........
Fair to- Good I'D GIlLs state do. = do.
CONrARAIyR STOCKS or PORK ASD BEE IN sE"-iOsk Ass