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Vice President Wilson appears in
vigorous health and is one of the
finest looking men at Saratoga. He
is the observed of all observers. Mr..
Wilson's services to his country can
not be overrated. In the positions he
has been called upon to fill he has es-
tablished for himself an honorable
name and fame, and deserves well of
his countrymen. One morning this
week he dictated fUrty-twO pages Of
manuscript for the work he is now
publishing, which is more than most
men Il do. suppose that he is the
author of more bills which have pass
ed Congress than any other man of
his day, and his work When complete
will make the most interesting and
important compilation of the events
which have occurred during his day
and generation of any yet written
Saratoga Letter.
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DR.. Geo. Walker

having for n numbe- Of years mate the above
malaGies the subject Of his special study, and
moreover, by long and careful practice, modified
he treatment used and by such
eminent men as Doctor Ricord, LaIlamond, Val
dean, Nidcl, Wilson and others, as applied by
Them in cold and humid climates, 20 as 10 exact
ly suit the altered state of the constitution oil
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St. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. +. ".
Hfl!asd rector. sunday services. u n. N. Anc
s p. m. SUNDAY school after morRfaE service.
Seats free All persons are cordially tsYItsd to
attend,
Roman Catholic, hcv. Jas. MeGolrieb. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene CusssD, Asst. Church NONE
street, above Twentieth.
T~PtesbytsrIan Church, Rev. J. Y. Cowick.
Pastor. Services at IL a. m. and ~ p. m.
Sunday School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming at N o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. 2. Warren, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and z p. m. Sabbath school at az p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Ths
public are cordially invited to all the services 81
the church,
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Wyoming COmmandery No. !. Regular eeA-
clave first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. r. a. NJ. meets
Hall, on the first and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at $ o CLOCK pm.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets nrst and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic hall
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GENERAL
Delegate IN Congress,
SOTarThind Congregation. W. r. steelt
TerrItorinI omeer..

GODerHOr-JnO. n ThaycT.
SecTst1ry-G. ". French.
ChiJ Justice % ouyrsBts Court. W. Fisher .
AsSOcafs JESacssVOs. NJ. Carey, ga. ThouH-
OPE-S SidgSS COAsGiOr-E p. Snow.
SurUsyOT GtHsrII- Silas Reed.
2ecslUsJ ~ Public AOHeyS-G. W. Corey.
Register q. 5. L1ni Orlce-S. II. Winsor.
RsrT7tJriGl TrsJsuTty-S. W. DOwney.
TsTTitOrial Agait0r-J. Il. Hayford.
/. IL Arnold.
C0DsNitsstOEsT Of PsEHrHGGFyS Charles HufloH.
NJ L. Posi-.
IsrTftoTidL Lf6rarias John Slaughter,
Commissioner Of insH7SgTuhionJ k Jeffrey.
SaPeThteHdsHt OF lHstTHchsn-John SlzughtG,
Dstnct AhOnucg-E. p. Johnson
United States COHtnElssj0zfr-J ". Brun.r.
Clerk 0t lH -IrditiGL DistTTctJ. W. BruRsT.
NdTEkGE-GiIbsrt Adams.
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asssssssOiI coke, so7sas12s IS. coke tsrns % %

:sss % o. I. C. coke coke terne % 80
rosAeco.-The market ior Kentucky quiet at 91zc.
a 2s7kc. seed leaf was moderately active The sales
srop S2 at New 9oS S crop Do Sew l?Ts
no. GcnneeeI ear9p s1 az q a. z,se 100 DO Con
DO Ohio ono crop, 1873. partly az loe ami part
on private terms. he market Tor fancy vas quiet f
We note sales OF 100 bales Havana s0c 81 W.
good Jugs lOlzc re low leaf Ike. is<c medium
leaf. lse l6c good leaf 1915 se nne leaf 6i4c
and C. 2 crop Of ss-coansssaass
s@ s @ % srs &c ST. DO pSSs
s,yvania rser' A. nc; &C.; do wrappers,
Crop ls7S-connecucut ami Massachusetts filters &c.
Mrapper so 90 s d. assorted o S e
chusets do do, l5c zoe; New York assorted
fennsy yISia assorted lots Se SSe OHIO DO Syse
M se sood os &c ue zoe 10 81 Is
Assorted lots &C. q yoc. per b. ,,o o, . a.
cidedy hrmer The sales 200 bbls al 81 sl1sc.
wooL-The market was very quiet and unchanged.
but even IN those grades tte was done he sales were
DC, 20 lbs washed heeces at i1c $1,000 lbs ex fleece
low the asking rates also on private terms S. % lbs
spring clip California 5000 lbs ia clip do 900 lbs.
do. ana 900 lbs Cape wool
zIyc steady and was quoted at sssc. sJSc to
FnEcnrs-Berth irelghts quiet. but steady.
Iae ne 6gslIes was very quiet gram
London, by san 500 bbls iour az y e. per bbL An
petroleum at z5c per case NorweSan bark rom
fhadelpnia the galtic with 200 b6is do do at S.
3D. per Dbl A British bark, from Philadelphia TO Ant
werp with 800 bols naphiha at s.. 3D. An American
neS nesroe ne % 70 ws nar rom DS re-
more to the Battle with AGO bbls do. do at S. 3d.
bbs do. do. at IS ID another same voyage with $50
bns 90 do a. a. IA Per 6oL rhe British ship re-
United Kingdom, with grain on private terms was not
chartered. as we have since learned and still in the
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

c0,.on anita. and ,..S 9. g., GALyEGrSs July 1873
l45Ge; mdaiins isc good ordinary Ike Net re.
s &C 4 bales exports eoasIwlse 2s baies; stock.
July cotton quiet unchanged. Sales s2s bales;
stock, $50 bales OA''''
Cotton nominal. Sales s7j bales MIddIng l5jz; low
Rdsns 49, sSSd Sranay - Net rsss,p "a
bale, stocs, 81. $40 bales
4o bales net receipts 22 Bales gross receipts 2e bales
Cotton firm; sales so bales; mddlins li,sc 1899
BALES Expoits sCasi%iss u Stock $saS July S@eos
8; Exports coastwise, Al Stock 2,o4S
COCO SSt SFdnsag d sts reesD s s5eE
Jniy S1cStton Market anehaHeed sales IL; net re-
Holiday; nothing doing. Net receipts. - bales Ex-
set Steady; sales, 100 bales middlins, lic low MID
ding l4Se good ordinary ls1e BAG. Net receipts.
o.,.,,.o,.n..o wnMss1Os; n: C.. July g. 1879
tor strained lar steady at 81 70. ,..-
Flour upehanged sales 1000 bis at s. 5 for T' 10
spring 80 20 tor amber winter 81 for white winter
club s cora CORN wnisS Mss
SIS O and S Sn S p O Corn Meed
steady shorts s2g sipstus s24 Diddlings s2s per
s. oa @ Rsa the H Td
wheat sS DO oas' test
Receipts by lake-Four, ls910 bbs wheat I $1,000
81 Sssp
$500 do. oats i1o barley 3OSo Shipments by y
@ 40 ae @ aO DusRs ssr y
canal to tide oi9 bbls wheat bush
SSds R1' e. % os
s s0d a tolls e g % ! rSqT q u and I.
ssts5' IS ssS2ss 9 Whit
SseitleG a. the opcans holders ~ere arm ana
aas H 0 Sghs Ne oTa sd at & %
bTyers =, y s prime No. Western offered 5
armer ceiling asking sic, tor 50. Western. hys
c aGishWlSes he held s'' Lara quiet at l'
MANI 70 White WABASH s. g, No. WHITE Nie qf
ss5s$Ss Sss5 Sishs is a.
72s Ts.e NO o sf,sae Hs ,s aia@assd S0e oss:s
snaa' s sS ana
Esssi9ts-whsat 5looO Sashels sCtn y 900 cats
do. {; oats 7,OJU do.
closing, lower; no. spring 81 oelss: No do fresh
august az 9s snS' Or No. as So
% e Sa.%G asa 'lsies
ss' 81 5s as ss 20 "a I W
&ssf gc sassy 81 S a sSo SPd prSS
ssptsmser; rork sdyanssa IN fair demand at % e,
e oSs Sa arm 1t u 81 Do @ B. Lsrd
Sis 9, sepe%Cer Bain%e as i9 good demand s6oal.
yG't tall iO ana
q Bur davstcs & SS saS s SSosD q
corn 2Sg 40 DO oass z 600 DO barley Loo DO; ship
sOs5i DO oats barley cS d. 4s the S SSsa
noon call Of the Board-wheat hc: higher, corn arm
and lard nrmer, but prices unchanged.
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following are late prices :-Consols for money
9SX "a; do, for account. 941S 1895 bonds, lo6xi
1867 bonds, 1907 1863; ten-iory bonds, 1O45z a
lO4x new nves, 1881 lo4; Erie 1925 l2A.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds the Union Pacific issues were
the leading feature, first selling at los 1881,
land grants at 100 sinking funds at 96Is 9e7S,
under an active demand. One lot Of 500, 600 Nor
ris and Essex consolidated frsts sold at 1O3K. The
other transactions were small C., q. and l. @.
nrsts declined from 4G5S to 45x.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 90 for Fourth National,
9s Tor Central National and 49, Tor Commerce.
The latest bids are :-Amerlca, I52; Central Ma
tloEal, OF; Chemical, 1900; City, 800; Commerce,
l22; Corn Exchange 1872; First National, 200:
Fourth National, 80: Importers and Traders, 1876;
Mechanics l4l; Mercantile, los; Merchants, III;
Metropolitan. 1927; New York. 1873; Pack 14Sh;
Traaesmens, 40; Union. 1873.
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports OF produce Tor the week ending
this date amounts &c. $780, 1855, against 81 $751; 1856
for the corresponding week in 1874, and 964, $40
In 1873. The total exports since January l, this
year. are slzT $50. against 1852 1857 1853 for the
corresponding period in 1874, and s145 114 Ill in
1873.
MINING NEWS PROM CALIFORNIA.
The bullion product OF the Consolidated Virginia
Mine Tor the first twelve days or the fiscal month
was $5o5,S7l The ore product has been Increased
to 600 tons per day, Notwithstanding delays oc-
casoned by water in the mine and by accidents
at the mills. Both mills are running ul. Large
pumps are being put into the q. and G. shalt.
The Sutro t1nnel at last adyces was 1856 Ieet
in length with hard greensboro rock In the head
ing The Mariposa tunnel, June "a, was sos feet
long, the heading being in serpentine rich In sui
phurets or gold.
The Crown Point Nine Is yielding $50 tons ore
daily, the Belcher 500 tons and the Ophir 1856
tons. The Savage main shalt Is being sunk below
the 1900 feet level.
Nine furnaces are now employed In smelling
ores from the Eureka Consolidated, Richmond and
Atlas mines The product Tor the week ending
June 10 was 932.725 pounds OF bullion, and the
shipments amounted to 279 374 pounts The Rich
mond shipped also 1901 900 pounds OF lead and ten
bars OF refined bullion, worth $23, In addition.
The Manhattan Silver Mine which was formerly
owned in this city. but now held in California
shipped $lo3.57s In bullion during the nrst twenty
days In June.
The ore body In the California Silver Nine has
been cut into immense blocks and squares ready
Tor hosting az soon as the new machinery and
mill are completed. The orc is very rlch-ln one
level assayng $104 TO $1e7 per ton, and in another
1856 to $685. per ton.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
A Strong, but Dull Market
The Future Of Stocks.
GOLD FIRM AT l II 1-8.
Money on Call at Usual Rates and Foreign
Exchange Firm.
WALL STREET,

TUESDAY, July Go L. N.Y.
Notwithstanding the fact that the stock market
to-day opened an hour later than Its usual time
and many were absent who are accustomed 10
lend force TO the occasion, nearly ali securities
were firm and gave token OF that strong under
tone which has prevailed Tor several days without
material modification. 1t Is true that mucn mys-
terry is connected with the move nent OF Erie,
Lake Shore, Pacific MAIL and western Unloh' ana
the mass dc not seem to understand why they
maintain the higher foothold that has been estao-
ished; but If one may Juoge from the stories OF
the street, not only these but other stocks, are
likely to improve rs a consequence OF
DUoYANr FEELING.
We do not undertake to texplain whence this
comes or whitner 1t will lead. 1t Is simply fact
mat almost every man VINO ls met has become
possessed with the very natural idea that as our
crops srow-we being an agricultural people-and
our money circulates, and our Industries multiply,
and our local debts are paid, ana our local trade
improves. Wall street VIII eventually reject the
change. Heretofore 1T has witnessed the power
oil Influence, both natural and artificial, more or
less depressing in character. Hereafter, IL may
with equal confidence look for such results as
follows new growth. the development OF fresh
enterprises, the enlargement of the money power,
and the moveme nt OF the Millions which In the
iall are Identified with the most material interests
where from the farmer to the railroad and
factory.
THE PRICES TODAY
were as follows New York Central and Harlem
were comparatively steady. Erie advanced TO
1871 Lake Snore ranged from $50 TO SO, closing
at soy. wabash was steady at 5H. Northwest
ern common advanced to SO. The preferred stock
was steady at so. ST. Paul common was firm al
S3H 81; do, pre- erred, 55A. Union Pacific went
up to 75H Pacific Mail sold at 305s 4oT 4oh.
Rock Island moved up to 104 Western Union
moved from 795S to sOhz closing however. at so q
79X. Otner changes will pc found below.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes Of the market since saturday were
as ollows:-
ADvANcE-Erie, u; Hannibal and ST. Joseph,
u; Lake Shore, q; Northwestern common, Il;
Onto and Mississippi, u; Pacific Mail, q; Quick
silver common, u; Rock Island q; Wabash. Il;
Union Pacific, u; Western Union, ~ st. Paul
preferred * Mariposa, 70.
UECLINE.-Atlanltc and Pacific, preferred, q;
Delaware and Lacka"anna. y; ST. Paul COM
mon, u.
The stationary stocks were New York Central,
c., Q. and /. o., Harlem, Panama, District Of Co.
lumbia S-e5 BONDS, and Erie in London.
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quotations We quote -Blaekb .rres cultivated, 2sc
Per one ,hri cups: 1e re %. native per cup: Sc a
quart lOc 5c. strawberries, Oneida, per quart Sc
l5e 30 Osweso 40; l2c a ;Oc DO up river one third
crate. g 81 So
&c. Zoe. do moor TO good &c &C.; carrants per H.,
&C. do, cherry l0c. Ne apples, new, per Db.
St! S5 So So per Obi; s ,na
demand was good. and prices were Without decided
chanse MoGdeoes were t scarce ana wanted
g q; do 90 fair to good 81 75 81 81 do, Bate
49, woodcoek state and Jersey per pair 81 II
GvNNIEs.-Domestic cloth was strong and in fair
quote 'TDomese cloth lsc ls.4e Borqso SouTpore
GREEN vEGETASIEs.-ihe market was quiet and
prices were without any important chang We ape1Se =
81 DO per 100 long: 7sc 81; lettuce per Dbl, soe
Long Isana 1arp per per SusSs bag green 81
string beans ear Long Island per- pushed bag
dozen sS DO oyster BAY 81 Re!%ads onions,
White per 100 SunGS SS S. per cucSmSer SO SoroE
y VI e:s5sss per SSl . y: ss%ilaovsS: per
s4yanah and odarleson, 81 q 81 50.
ana the was STEADY as iull nnsRsnsed Drises
pn sas ae retail Qualities 81 clover GSy '5e
Se rv SAT- &c 100 S, STRAY STRAY + qaSSed at sc s Tor
ar Ann d TOR int Was inactive
Manila Manila, hemp was quiet and nommally I an;
s 0f so
clean, at s22o $za5 gold Italian $500 SIS gold;
sisal hemp. SIC. 57se.. gold
HIDES market was quiet and prices
changed. The sales 6l8 wet saited Texas
and 400 New Orleans private terms.
22c; 2sc.: 90: 70 AZ % lbs, sOc axe Monte,
yideo. Dts lbs 2l1 lbs. 2ic. 2lhc. Corrientes,
Il lbs y lbs 1870 zoe Rio Grande, lbs % lbs
&c 2lc orinoeo Fl lbs 23lbs 2O 2ic California,
~ lbs Is lbs. ac. N1ac; Central American, Is lbs
2z lbs "a lbs. Tic lsc: Vera Cruz, Is lbs ~ lbs,
l6c 7c Tampico, 20 lbs 2lh lbs, l7c. Bogota Is
lbs ~ lbs, lie a l9c- MaracaiDo. 20 lbs % lbs,
l6c Bahia, q lbs y lbs, loc Puerto Cabeo and La
guayra. 20 lbs q lbs, iic. sc Caracas 70 lbs 3
~ lbs. l41ac Campeachy ~ lbs. a % lbs, &c.,;
Tobasco 20 lbs. Il lbs. lSc. gold. selected.
HoPs.-rne demand from brewers was moderate, and
the market quiet and prices without material
Eastern, new, &c Soc; Western new, Zoe. soc
yearlings lac 23c olds all growths &c. l2c. Cali
fornlas, 2sc Soc per ID.
IRoS.-Tne market tor American was dull but nrm.
cable advces quote Cotness 70s Eglinton 63s but
market here was more firmly held. scrap was dull and
unchanged and was held at So from yard Rails
quiet and without decided change We quote -
No. American $Z SIS; No do, $50; Ameri-
garnock, $685. No. Eglinton, $50 SSl; Gartsherrie
Ss3; railroad iron No foundry. SGT $2S iron rails
LEAD.-The marker for toreign quiet 62zc
&c. gold. Domestic was quiet and stea1y. We quote ::
nary, s6dh English y; foreign: refined, 81 l2,s
sheet 9ac. latham's improved tn-lined lead pIDe.
l01.c
what irregular, with supply liberal trade running
We
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wheat dull prices were fully &c lower to SELL
the market closing Nominal Ut 81 10 for No chicago
ll0 UO0 bushels at - IL 81 lb Tor No. Chicago 81 ly
aSl IL Tor No. milwaukee,, 81 "a 81 rs for ungraded
and No Minnesota. Corn was IN demand and lc, &c.
better Ihe slles were about 5000 bushels, at 7sc
SOc for damp, Soc &c. for ordinary to prime steamer,
Sc 81 Tor SOIL Lats were In request and de.
cidedly primers sales OF lO0J bushels ~ &c 6kc tor
Barley was quiet at 81 ~ o. 40 for two-rowed state,
III 81 Tor four AMI six roweu state
FRUITS -Foreign-rhe demand TOR layer raisns was
~ 90 7Ou malt boxes Vaenoia's at we 0c Cur.
rants were held firmly at Uc Almonds quiet and
without important change III prices FDerts were IN
o. tor virginia 81 ~ 81 ~ for lmingon fancy
At 81 0 81 81 81 65 Tor tennessee, 81 " ~ 90 tor
African We quote i-New layer rAisins ~ 70 u 81 ~,
loose museate s. 81 81 Currants at eISc ec. Al.
monds-IarrsRona ls,sc. Ivoa ISc. LanGuedoe, lsc,
sardines te' I. &c., currency tor quarter boxes AND
tSc'; Jsrdsn sIeei ainionas 10 soc. CAUTION gin.
ger per case So prnoess almonds at ve nraz nuts,
bko. De- maoaroni italian, at lac. Turkey prunes,
Naples wsnS S b:sahsa S asna e. o rsuS
walEuts Sicily alberta SIC, &C. BRroelena d.
bsrs " &C. .sedoss raisns IS s french prunes lvo
Aemand or change otherwise the market was DUH
We quoIs Estate apples, sliced. 7c. &c. do quar-
SSr' H. sT a. apples as su sSa' s s WIS.,
Ina prime, Ne. gc. ~ do, do, tar to good, 100
iSo, unpssled peacnla halves ne. ske. 90. do.
qpareIg 6ko. 10 biaekberrles ~ sac cherries,
state. IiS DO, southern. 100 H. rasp6erres, aSo
Fresh Fruta-Jersey aud up RIVER strawbefrteH were
nearly uone with Kaspberrles were dull aud lower
1he arrivals OF wh0rtleDerrus were ght elt the de.
iair supply aud tno demand was good At iull prices
Surraats aad eAsrrss wSrs Ia moderAm demand ~ wv
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LITERARY CHAT.

II ia said that Mark Twain's next book will De
Robbled up by Q Hartford subscription book house.
A Sunday Shakespeare society mas been formed
In London.
Boyesen,s short stories havel been translated
into Danish, anu will be published by Copen.
hagen firm.
Autographs are going mp in London. Aletter oil
Kitty Give to David Garrick brought $50 at auc
ton last month; Or. Johnsons Ms scheme for
Compiling New Dictionary" went for e57 Que Of
Boswelrs note books, EAT, ana Gsrrick letter, Is
guineas. A letter from Lord Byron to Leigh Hunt
sold for Eli.
France Is TO give US q new monthly periodical
entitled Revue PhIosophtQue, under the editoi
ship OF NJ. Ribot, whose recent work on "Tie
redityn Is valuable. Opinions Of all schools viii
be represented. The st. Louis Journal Of SpecS
ldtive Philosophy, edited ana published BY W. t.
Harris. is, we believe, the only periodical NOW
published out OF Germany devoted to meta
physical inquiry.
recent number OF the London academy con-
tanned the advertisement OF o forty-eiaht page
poem OF TennSson's, written At the age OF nine.
teen and WITHDRAWN before publication. Ths
poem wnlch was offered for sale IL entitled 1.-THE
Lovers Tale"
"The Unseen Universej or, Physical Speculation
on Future state" published BY Macmillan Co.,
Is the WORK OF Professor =. Gnthsne TAFT, OF Edin
burah, ana Prolessor Haliour stewart, OF owens
College. Manchester.
The book on English sypsy ballads. By Charles
Godfrey Leland, Professor Palmer aud Mas TuoEey
will DO published 10 q day or two In London.
Roberts Bros. will puohsh Jean Ingelow's new
novel "Pated 10 BE Free" sequel 70 "0H the
sksllgs," about the 1st OF July.
Edward King has sent the arss inatalment o.
hls "French Leaders" over from Paris 10 the
Pusaams. The rest VIII soon follow wAsa
"Erenoh Leaders" Ia done Mr.. King VIII begin
novel, winch he has had mapped out Cor some
timo dealing VITA New England and southern
life. lie mas had large experience OF both and
goo story may be expected,
The London AthsaDu1l for May a. Tsviswa ".
LaDlrsy's nlth volume on the "Histoirs do Sapo
leon l." 1t describes the work "a revoinionarg,
ana full Of sagaeity and instruction. a..
volume WI bring sno book 70 q ceAolusion-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON TIN SPOT STRONG, EuIunEs
sTnoNo-FLouR QUIET AND tIRM-wHEAp
DULL AND LowER--ooRN DULL AND LOWER
OATS FIRMER--RYE QUIET AND NOMINAL
BARLEY QUIET AND UNoHANoRD--DARLEY
MALT oUlET--PoRK QUIET LARD DULL
PETROLEUM DuLL--NAvAL sToRRs QUIET AND
TIRM--oRocERIEs sTEApy--uDEs QUIET
LEATHER DULL--oILs QuIxT-wHgKEY
FuMER-FREIGHTs sTEADY--HKMP AND Jurr
QUIET AND sTEADY--GUNNIEs STRONG.
TUESDAY, July $50 p. N,
The merchandise markets ruled quiet 10 gen.
ega thng to-day, aud tue exceptions were
not important On Change nearly all descrip.
tlons Of produce were dull. Flour was quiet.
wheat dull ana lower Corn. oats aud wnissey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

oiRsa@Rsn y. the sale. w.s
az lske. l.$lSc; November 10y bales at u 2Ls2i;
as'i Gas i0p Hsis: soru.ry ss 5 assArs Z.
April ~ bales at is sssc May, 200 bales at iS;sc.
oliows:%Gslyeson - bales; New Orleans IA. Mobile
g. savannah zs, Charleston ~; Wlmlngton s; Norfolk,
Isl bales This day last week i266 bales Ih day last
year, SOL bales Total since September 49, bales;
same tune last year s7sseSa bales :, Cotton lregnti
by am, compressed Bremen by steam. hc.
pressed; Liverpool e31d. Sled. by steam; by sail,
EGas-lhe demand fair and prices were strong,
though irregular Western sold at 22c., ahougha
lew holders were disposed to ask fraction higher. We
State and Pennsylvania, BE Canada. choice brands
2,1sc. &c. Western, do 2c.; other Western, 2lhc
nc
FRArnxRs were allow OF sale ana stocks were very
mucn uced. We note sale OF OOO lbs primo
at Csc. Id. We quote Prime new gees, 55c. 5oc
hen feathers &C. u &C. turkey feathers. &c. per ID.
FIRRcRAcKRRS were strong and quoted at VI ~ 81 Is
gold in bond, tor snort and null count
FIs-The market for all kinds was quiet A few cod
fish sold IS 81 for Georgians and 80 for Banks Her
ring and selling at 4Oc ex store Mackerel
50 = SiO: No / shore, SO Sll; No. 2, IS a IS 90;
No. 5, So; Georges Bank goldfish, 50 81; Grand, IS:
new large threes. IS 5O new medium So ~; scaled
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receips-Flour 90 i3 bbls; wheat
49, ygl bushels corn l94f 79 do oats 46 Sl do.
malt 81 s99 do The -four market quiet, but holders
were firm their views, with sales or OUO bbls
was steady, with tair demand Corn meal was steady;
sales Of 15) bbs and go bags &C 81 81 - "
Brandywnes We quote -S3 ~ u 81 rs for Western vel.
low SIS 80 81 Al tor Jersey and Pennsylvania yellow
s ts 81 s BeteG yellow 81 bosd wSe 81 S
ssfssy sn aa'hSs wS 81 per 10 S sH' samVrs