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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25

Regular communication Thursday or IL,
fore the full nf the Moon !. T.. TAYLOR Sec.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-06-25
l1rh and SfIfr -5lrus.

Village meeting Tonight.
Nh Livingston has begun haying.
The new situation: Hot. isn't it /!
The Cnult may adjourn Saturday
The \rimnnt Editors take THEN
mul r>cm~ion this week. going tn
w. Mansfield to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ass Jq S he Ey &C q s S co 'ss e 90.
and state ots oec Oats quiet OF yesterdays pecS VITA
D bafm6ss July So~1otton nominal Low Miiing AYE
&c W sScS %a5ss tS sa 2 81 "a
20 Western teri, r. Il y PeI@ssyi,sSs hr y SsTsi 81
a. Yssw Sc , %sss.n M o:,:
saern s.Tn M M sSSe ai t do
demand Maryland and psDnsyyan s2s% 81. Proyisio,s
Saect s4 S r s loose packet sSac
5palsT' lo@iSe . Sssr ~ sds ,, irs I lS n laa%s
cnlngcd. Petroleum miner Crde. 5,a5.c Reaned, 40
sc. Coffee qdrt but hrm OnnaI! 10 PINE kio carsoes
l.l4ql94 o6oins lots, i7Aq-otc "isAy nrm at 5. 2iS
BOSTON, July 3O-Flour dull market and quite
limited; Western supernne $3.50 % Common Exa s. IS
%mtewhest OHIO Indiana and Michigan, d ioas7 81
s. So soatan Flour saei 81 Is 7S%s 50 Tor cS
mon LA'ra and Choice FAMILY Fancy Minnesota u 25a e.
Tor Mixcd aad n6,e, rye 81 10 shorts Fine Feed ana
1880 BUSH Wheat %. 500 bush oaIs, VlOO BUSH sho
wh.ai 5000 push Corn, 2c9'oOo bush. Eailroaa
ss S.S So; So. s, sso "a S.S
shymcnT to ;5499 bush Corr issooo
sar!yyMReat &c. la 1a , Corn 7eaas Ca.,
s. pSs s. o BaSsrs 81 s. 20 I or Shfs"
p ior ys Wheat neglected nominsy asking 81 81 ior
craze demand; Gales $1,000 bush no Mixed Western =
ys 3 8st dS sn 4 eq'h wS ono at s
quiet aud steady q, ~ 10 Lard quiet lialix0 Hixh.
snicIGo, July 30 four-demand far and market firm
Whea-dtmand chiefly speculative AMI prices h.
kN active; buo ant, but unsettled Nc. >pring. 81 ~
~ 1 =; No. do, 81 - spot sales at I'll l70rI 20
gust Closed at 81 10 August I'll 10 september 81 Al
the year: No do. I'll i3 Rejected, sc. In fair
maud but AT lower IA opened nfm but closed duh
Mixed o. spot sales az Gylsecgi,c august closest a
demand air AL piiSs have b en- adyancd NO be- SPOT;
AZ bid August 5stc bid september 81 ~. ali the year.
barley but In good demand NO Spring. VI sop
quiet weak = j0as2o 81 SPOT; go i2i 6xsO as
August go .2o 65, september; so 7h0 IS OctS
b,I Lar uul tending sl3 i5dtl3 "a spot
changed. Whisky steady and unchanged IralxS.s
Corn TO Buffalo. &c. Reeepts-s.OoO bbls. Flour,
10000 bush. Wheat 10000 bush. Corn laO
400 bush Barley 1000 bush Rye. Shipments 5000 bb.s
Flour 5000 bush Wheat, $4,000 bush. Corn TO-
oats loo bush. Barley 900 bush Rye Al tho ateroOn
call " the Board Wheat active and hig 81 49,
Al IS :, September Corn nrmer at sta7 August Tie,
ptembef Oats higher at 53c cash. !. c August ~
a3S4c september. Pork easier and uuchasg,d. Lard
/ lover.
cgavElASp, July so-Wheat better No. l Red Winter
81 50; No do ~ 81 No. Spring, 81 81 duh bul
Unchanged oats dul and lower; No. l. ooc.: No.2 g.
Whie ole Petroleum quiet standard White csc. sat-
| Test 'Olsc. ">
DErkolr July 3Orour mer though not quotab,y higher
iAua Winter 20 oOd 500 Wheat lair prices
Lave al, anced 2e closing easy; Extra So No White
Michigan. IL 33 No Amber II 50 bid 80 ASKED COR
steady and hm No. Mixed, 7t2c. Oats adv and frIn
Whit; Western Michigan. &C.. Nv. Mixed dc. Gecspts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
THE STALE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON July 3O-l2Sg p M Consols for money and the
account, % Cnted States bonds lS6Ts 1854 Ere Raj
way shares, I3i4 do, Preferred, 2j.
July 30-l2JO r. m.-Cotton Ia hardeninge
Milllng Upands, Iis. Mdding Orleans, 1'ieL; sairst
bales including 5000 bales for speculation AMI eL
port The sales the week hayo be u li.0D hal.A
including l2OO0 bales for export AMI 81. 90 bacs ~
speculation Forwarded the ships s.de direct "
spinues 5000 bales The stock In port ,OiooO Daies
bales American. The imports Of tue wrek
been 400 bales, including $1,000 bales American
Actual exports 10000 bales The stock anoais fvioO0 oao
which 29O0 bales Amor Cotton 10 arrive Is easi
receipts OF heat for TIE past troc days have ucoa
"A 900 quarters including % 900 American. an.
LONDON, July 3O-l.}0 y. m.-Eie Railway shares l3N
Paris dispatches quote kehtes at 05f 9Oc.
LIVERPOOL, July 30-l;30 m-CoitOn-Arriyas seadifi
basis Mdlng Uplands. nothing below Cco4
Ordinary deil cradle september and OctoDr at ISL uoY
nothing below Low Mdnl, Serable July AID August ~
I'd do delyeIab september and October AT Iis ialows
LysRPooL, July 1880 p. .-Bna,stif, are firm. ek
cent Corn. Is dul; corn, 33?G3tH quarter toe
Mixed Wheat 10 5qlU Tor average taniOfn
White; 10 5dl12 for CLUB do. 5000 Tor BED westeu
Spring. - ,. ,.. - an, H.. -.
dlng UplJDds nothing below Low Alding dcil'erxoie
Angus; and september. at ID safes Of shipments Of the
crop tle basis OF Mlldng Uia's nothing below
boyDoS July SO-i3O p. m.-Consos Cor money and the
account 81 ne; United Sates fpethonty bonds loo'<
L.. q, New lives, 1913
IOSDoS July 30-ky ning.-Pale Rosin declining quotes
at ~, 6 cwt. Linseod cake El0 10 y ton sperm on
declining quoted at 81 ton Calcutta Liiseci OIL 1yl
InFRYOOI. July observation-disclosures Hosn, D 0oiJ
cyt. Tulpeutinc, ~ Uu 23f y cHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

The Pullman Palace Car Company advertise that
they will redeem tho outstanding per cent bonds
Of the Company duo Nov. Is next, ut any time
prior to that date with accrued interest at the Far
mers' Loan and Trust Company of this city.
The City Of Providence per cent sterling loan for
$1.4OO,OOO has been negotiated in London By Nor
ton, Rose & Co. at 90.
The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the port of Now-York for the week ending to-day
and since the beginning of the year, compared with
the corresponding portions of previous years:
r0 9r ss Wei, .asss,
Thrown on rset.. 2ll2,90i 2,72a,l69 2,S67,549
Entered at the nort s72 8ss272 sesaisl22 sG2983l5s
Thrown market. 7347e.7al 66,lOS.7so 62,Ss3sS7
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania Is, third issne, 11Oj Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 214 Reading Railroad, SO; Penn
sylvana Railroad, 61ns; Gold. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

In State bonds old TennessceS were strong on sales
at 5Oa5Ols. Georgia gold bonds selling at 90. and
brooklyn Water Loan at 1921. For the District of
Columbia 3.G5s, ~ was bid 72l2 asked, with no
public sales. Some considerable amounts have been
taken privately within a few days at 72I4072i2
The interest due 1st of August the Coupon bonds
Will DO paid at the Sub-Trcasury in New-fork and
at the Treasury Washington The interest on the
Registered bonds will be RENTED to holders by
check. the same as on the now Government 3 per
cents from the Treasury Department, Washington.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided to limit
the registration of these securities to Sl0,OOOO0O
for the present, the amount already issued being
about So OOO, O00 OF the city bank stock, Manlat-
tan (2O0) sold at 49,; Bank state of Ncw-lOrk ~
at III, and Bank of Republic l2O at 947s.
There was an active and strong investment inquiry
for railway mort cages, and higher prices We're the
rule. The Pacfcs were at full figures. Chicago and
Northwestern Gold consols advanced to s6is and
lists of c., C. and /. c. to 5O7o The following are
bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YORK, July 3O-BEByEs-FTesh reCe pts were 81
AT ~ixsth aud ~ Jersey Ciy-s total OF ~ ears,
on $3.50 Lead iSi Cor the last four days against
the Zine last week. Buyers rather
IN The o, AID the market rule dull aud weak. with
ng dOWnwsnl tendency toward the close. The
native sold At DC D. 10 dress gs q To the
gfoss est TAR 20 90, i" II Ii ~ - 10 ufeSs D 10 me
Texas caltl5 % ~ 40 &C., 10 drcs8 j5 n.
nrth 81 rs Tor T. e. Eastman, IL
cars Tor KnONi CO. ears Cr Garter WatcIs
Kerr a Kahn, aud 4 ear Tor ii. Meyers.
T. e. Eastman sold bis ~ Illinois steers,
cw average AT o. to dress 81 70 To the gross
TO- Cwt.. az lie, 70 drss 81 10 "a do, cwt, at
llaal2c drss 81 . 81 DO, ~ cwt, at i2c.
dress 81 N ard AZ do strong cw. at ~ 10 dress 81 N.
Siegel ~ lrdcy sod lor knOWl q CO.. lOZ Iowa
mt ewL average at lldl- .c ID. To dress 81 20
gross Cw!.
Thompson sold for Knowl & Co, 90 Iowa steers
61id7 cwt at l2c v b. 10 Grtss 81 n TO the gross
r. sanucls sold, Tor kuOwl & "a Iowa scera scant
l2c 10 dress 81 No. ana 81 head on "a do
O1 a6'I cwt., at lls.c, to dr,ss 81 N.
Merritt BurchaId sold, for Kerr Kuhn, - Ohio steers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

average e as:i b 20 !, E che s'' s'
,:s. :5 ss ;s s@t e sss:' S S
ey hss, e: .sS gs:iss ~
"Gons MCPHERSON Sold for " woods 80 Ohio stses
~ average at from ll'c, TO dress 81 To- " i'0'
81 Mcr,,an sold 4. Terau. a. ert average M sc
dress 30 20 the gross cw, and 20 Missouri sse
at "a T FG ans' IS Missouri steers GO evt -
E. f. dress so "a 3! e tx and ss
"a Or s. In fis;'
avsiss t % q, 5, gross e~' and -
DO sr al dsy e.:
Ssy' :; sS ss 1re9 The as
sal. .Sa Ts IS Gambia st
Co Iatisr@s sat 1s veal al e. 4 e % ssd
james s1 = H dT sold State vsa. avsssc a. SIC
SINS MscT HSp '9 stas sSi Sday cy
S MAXIM and d the e} sar 'Iy
The sane time week sellers and buyers aIs WIT CON-
planning tine ,' sr r o1 lambs mis at
sleep coali be s3lh Tor NOR ssn oo y" ""D
Ta.s T facsc a 1s o f.niucsy % ayss =
sp loi b. al S OHIO sheep 90 u. at &c. and do
STAT ~ sTn 81 %: s.s 81 &c.
ana James mes G Kirby se5 o. ms. 0, aye,sse
- p M u G IN o. q q at al - &C. .''
s%Sr*Kecepts today we're % at fcrtcts A. sn9s
1915 for last four days against 1880 or IN.
IN time last week None sale alive. Dressed hogs wore
about steady at Oi,siOhc p 10 for cAtIcmes
IVY a aol sars ALL rs am s az
head ss sold at 0'a'1'' '' Nv. "''
Ths n.1et Tor sheep was as aa , ,noss ssss 70:
GGS S "a eSc Sn' 3: for ehcs or r SH
tive at from a9 &C. lover common TO fair 5.eo4c. fair 70
M'i cow:UTs% are IN the market demand duh at from
sl0a75 y bead for common TO choice spring cows
tod
masE the s s, er o., w wsen s s aas @ssa
Or Sas S a : sd sss sS wss the
week dcnce for the week thus far OF ~ car; , sss
today and ,ince the last report tho ma
only s which i'll be shipped East to morrow and
s"rrr Hsp I,sus Receipt. today 90" h,.a m aS
The Total supply tor tn. s tx, dag "a. ieo sns s ia %
for the week last year 80 market to-day There are
d SS %l fep WHICH s VII be east Sna
a; s' SsS Eu1 ysns f H' Ss % c sa
such as ts mark d,sns sale o. a ea ay"s
asnE - D. Al :! o.. ....,...,-
for the week Is &c 400 head Zoe mo
time Last week, aud 400 head T. the eotrc.p.n,n.
",o lu about lay prices three ears 5e,sa rn
aging Us h. % i9 head Of light good quality lOrke
CoWHpreept: Tor the week. cars kinda which have
been t e sI g the gs q cn esn S U o~ &
new heT, s s,s s e sa % s, a H At ~
j. head niikers. with cl by thea, side, at sssasisv
he
CMAFs-kecc Tor the number lou lcM. NM
Joiity OF the offerings have been Of ony moderately ,s
uual, three weU.s Old and III l0of h,ri lhe
and all offerings found really SALE We
quote at ST. per head Tor common 10 very eco4
ualy latter price realized only Tor very few good "a
veas the average ruling price being STA 80 per heal
CHICAGO. July 3O.-CArTIE-Reccips s'0 head demand
shade higlcr or COOL sfyist
sold ~ 56d<i so; so.kers Jo"t3 lz9i snip
ping 81 rs 10 So choice sjSsS ioi shipment" %o"s
head.
Receipts II 900 head market less assive easisf
with downward tendency. closing l0c lower for bcsS
sales at ~ - for the range heavy hogs 81 oOo
81 10; light do. 81 7jaS7 S. shipments o 700 hsni
lEEp-rccipts 500 head demand hrIuer cue drove sole
Su, but bulk VI sales were ~ ~ )0afl 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
NESS, y O'CLOCK +. NJ.
pacifc Mad Erie Railway
Mich South 4
FRIDAY, July 30-r. NJ.

FRIDAY, July oO-P NJ.
Business at the Stock Exchange is gradually set
Ting back into the quiet condition which prevailed
before the failure of Duncan, Sherman n Co. To-
day the market opened strong, and the leading spe-
calties improved materially until noon, with barely
a fractional setback. Western Union continues to
be the leading feature aud during the day repeatedly
sold up to 74io The extraordinary strength of this
stock at this price compelled, ii is said, parties
who went short of it at much lower prices on tho
proyOca.ion of tho Duncan Sherman failure to come
TO terms and settle at these high figures. These
scaps having been taken. the price fell back to
e3ia, closing ut S3sa. The strength of Western
Union is attributed partly the covering of shorts
and partly to purchases for advance, based upon
the belief that the report that the Atlantic and "a
cifc Telegraph Company is TO be placed under the
control of the former Is likely to prove true
in tho not distant future In the afternoon the gem
era market was well Sustained andthe report ihatt
shorts in Pacific Mail and Lake Shore, both Of which
prominent in the days transactions. have COW
cred seems hardly justified by the strength of those
stocks ia the late dealings The former stock re-
ceyed aid and comfort" from an industriously cir
culated report that the Australian Parliament
had ratified tho contract with the COM
pany for mai service. Northwest was also
strong on reports that the traffic receipts for July
will exceed those Of July, 1874, by about SlGOOOO
The business Of the day amounted to the purchase
and sale of ia 600 shares, of which 52,s0O were
Western Union. 1880 Pacific Mail. $1,000 Lake
Shore, II, 500 Northwest, $500 Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 8 500 st. Paul. AMI 800 Erie. The advance
at the close from last nights price Il 10 lOs per
cent viz Central and Hudson g.. g. AMI = 'h'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
The latest San Francisco quotations for mining
The following treasure was shipped from San Fran
cisco for che week ending July 81:
Sl37,9i3


The bullion shipped by the silver mines at George
town. Col. for the week ending July 22 amounted to
$50 60 and the orc and bullion shipments for the
month of June last wore $4,000. The Colorado
mines are being very encrgetically worked AT TINS
time. owing to the approaching end of the season
when operations must be stopped all mines Oh the
snowy range.
Tho Savage mining stock has advanced from So
July /, to 131, July 20.
Tho European advices report fine weather. growing
crops. and improved prices for securities in London
when tho market strong, with 1O4Os up to 1O6'2
and 1SG7s to 1884. Money is also abundant at
Yesterday rates, and in Paris Rcntcs advanced to
G617l9 The foreign exchange market. by reason
partly of the crop advCes, and the belief that there
will be no great supply of commercial bills, and
consequent necessity for shipping gold, was strong
and higher with rates up to 81 S7l2 and 81 9Oi2.
Actual business was az 81 S7a$4 S7l2, and "a S9i3
0$4 90. The gold market was quiet but
firm, and the price opening at 1929, ad-
vanced to 1875 under the advance in foreign
exchange. The afternoon market was easier. On
gold loans the rates were for borrowing, and per
cent per annum, fat and lei per dion. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in coin interest
and $1O7 900 in called 5-2Os. The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank as follows: Gold
cleared, $50, 142 900; gold balances, S1,15o9O0;
and currency balances S1.3135i3. The following
were the principal prices for gold:
ISS$ II5 IsS5iS i5Si ilss 300 ls'
The days business at the u. ). Sub-Treasury COM
priscd:
Gold receipts s25l J24 18 Curry payments 1923 739 81
Cold PAYMENTS 1885, 80 90 Curry balance 5oS0a9d5 6S
G cS@ ' sceS, 81 f7 8 'o000 %
The Treasury balances at tho close of business to-
day were, Currency, $2,2OOOOO; coin, $69,-
$50 600; less coin certificates. so, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

Money is back again in its Old accustomed chan
nels, and on call was to-day lending freely at 2per
cent The best mercantile paper finds sale at gig
per cent and from that up to 8. The Customs re-
CENTS at Washington to-day were 100000, and
the Internal Revenue receipts $4,000, the United
states Treasurer receiving $4,000 in National bank
notes for redemption. The following was the
Clearing house statement: Currency exchanges,
sos, 749 400; currency balances, ST. 1854; gold
exchanges, $3.50, 591 gold balances. $685.
Government bonds we're in moderate activity. but
considerably stcadier than of late. The closing
street quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

and Mississippi and st. Paul Preferred. each is per
cent Union Pacific. Il Erie and Rock Island, each S
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, and st. Paul
Common, each i2 Lake Shore and Northwest Pre-
ferrcd. each 1 Northwest Common, lie; Harlem,
Ia and Pacific Mail, 1Ss. Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Preferred, and
Wabash each declined Il per cent. and Panama z
per cent. Other stocks closed Oh yesterday. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Is e q nc Inquiry and prices are n0"'
BEESWAX-The market ia moderately active ana STEADY
sales Of 1000 n Southern at "a HT15 10. . -.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Tho only movement Is OF
jobbnx csract Choice plenty and for such W 90
di3Lc Green Hufi Choice. I2dl3c short and Me-
dunn 9iaaiIc.: ked and Red Tipped at 7dyc. ,,
CUFFt fair business transacted In RIO and
market IL firm sales embrace 4U2 bags per Henrcn
AMI 4782 bags Acsna both 10 arrive all on terms ot
TRANSFERRED We quote ordinary carsc.s at lIhaa ac ia
and fair to good 19tT2lc MI IA les are qniet but
firmly he'd; stock limited va quote Java e. 2oD2sc;
Il a?ore 220zic Ceylon 2ld22c Marcaibo 10 81; Ia
gusy a. .Oiaa Isc.; ncs, lsnlgc Santo DmDgo II
d.c Porto ico. Is d20c. Costa Isica l9a,2o MeNcan
20G2lc Angostura 1874 c; SavaDi o. 2Oa2 G., and Gu
Rcoa, lSiad2uc. gold.
CO1TON-Tie movement in spot Cotton was exceedingly
limited and the market Is finn the extreme prices asking
checked business The Liverpool sdviccs favorable TO
the holding interest receipts at the shipping ports TO day arc
LILA bales total since sept t63O2 bales same nme
last year. 37532iS bales consolidated x days. receipts
1895 bales Ia Great Britain 400 bales. exports to
Continent SO bales stock in New York, Cs066 bales con
forward deliyerics follows: August lf30c Sep
TENDER. li06c.; October 1850. November l3cjc; Dc
cemb,r 1860; January IL ODE; February. 22c March,
14sa.c.; April. ~ First call October. 100 l32sac;
loo Ias,ec; March g6o iliIs.c. April 500 I4s,c. May
200 lisssr; total 100 bal second January, loo.
133s2c.; February 100 14sc. March, 10O lisa May,
100. l5c. total 400 bales. Third Septembrr, 100,
l4sz; December 6UO l3iSlec February 100 Ia SCI total
standard II classification IN force Sept
l. 1874 and Upland Cotton ia running In quality not
than half grade above below the grade quoted
Ordinary l2a strict Good Ordinary u Miding "a q
,aaa Anal tpfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

cKAIN-Wh,at open Il stronger under tho moro favor
Ts s to Cine the sre%nr crop
bitter and ar svs rr1 Ai'f more acVe the s are
islo bush a Slasl 80 for no enaso spring
s .i As u g for 80 - S%aaE1 sr
s. q ! j, S;s Ss:
for Mixed ed 'ra for G N,St S =. a soa &C. s
White 65~Gc western 3Aci Il ic a9a Miie s at %
fp new ,rop jIsey many o. n scoIay owing
rains, AMI bush q A,xed .asa Ian, N store
Stronger 81 Ss ana a9 in fair GsaSd d- he trade
s s I a1d mSss at ' f for Hot wc;cr MS At 81
e. steamer and 5gsCc tr SAIL and Old on private
GTNNIfs domestic Cloth Is in far Teques at firm prices,
within the range Of 3sIi32c IniiA CON nominal We
qnoIc DOfc,c 10th 1t 3eal3Ic. 3orneo Is &c; Calcutta
Y %sD .taA%Eeler. remain very aTp IN Their sg
thc Iryl, Hi',d SLIPPING at soG9 nav at
s0a,5c straw l., 0itt but without q able change In
ir,rs 75o90c. or Long Rye o5SO5c ior short do aud
Gs 30 & L. without important movement but prices
a ,S t tipsus s? Ia1 o O the crtco q 10 ae at &c,
G faey vi s uI,' iut ,, 5c Iats Butts 2casc
'p1r 5P III re ras only moderate business accomplished
The recent heavy rains and 100. N hns nna
h,, h influence on Inc marAot h'ro Tie ''oeA
LDei Al anh prices sustained W qloiei c, - :,
New York, new ? 81 Ycerlng, g
Lseil e cis all "a %
We ZIP lie iolosrg ffou Mr. Lmmet Weiss Weekly hop
Circular ci This late; a., =, -
n that the recent heavy rains and fods In En-
gland damaged the hop plantation, Ia nrht an sussex
aud rs-.Lcd the chances ~ large
Weld In districts tho London mfAel Ia consequences
ha, los. 2O-. itiub
In eool horizon the stock hOr- The market
naming un-old supplies there have b"cne %
her. Ing TIE n'ti
of r.anwng Shipment. that side. Tho Ioaton OF 1000
or 900 bales This market at - particular time
vo. pIO1uce very saluay effect upon lie iac h p,es
TO ntO'k that
a. 49, M have 10 10. rarrel iuo tie That
W. can tiy suqr tn quantity N hops Above rlrd i1i s'ln
No., .uvL IN tho trlno
30 r'isoI y hn u at all familiar with the amount VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

Meal ~ faiT demand. We Quote flne
White II gOdS2 Fine Yellow at ~ 1891 Sol Coarse
at II 1891 20 Ground Feed At II 6jdSl 40. "a
REtGIITSBerh Ia in limited request and with an
Liverpool 10 other points il Grea, iria or Continent there
Is very little doing berth by steam SAL and rates are
Carrng tonnage IL extremely quiet In tie gram
only moderate business Transporting III pvtIO
enn other kinds with rates without particohr change
brt shade easier 10 tho Ealc for petIoe
tonnage main business doing IL "a vessels " arrive
many which previously stated, 81 II IN Europe or
vessels the spot aud fears are expressed tat uns
will be the the coming month and all through
tie Autumn large quantities VI tonnage Will be required to
move crops. which promise to he abundant. The en-.
gagenens TO Liverpool by steam. 400 bales ton
al I'D; 5000 bush Grain at Cd, standard; 1000 bnsh AZ
7aasi4d To London, by sail 100 oars nj "sl lbooo
bush Grain, bys ON private terms The charters COM
pr German bark 10 arrve, hence 10 the Baltic WIN
bbls l.ehnc Petroleum. at Is Cd German bark from
Philadelphia to BTeeu Hamburg, with 800 bls do
ssd Ia be at IS 9d British bark 10 ar
rvr from Baltic with 90 bbis do. oil;
British bark arrived. hence for sap'e voyage with 2,oO0
bbs Cd British bark from Philadelphia TO Continent
o last evening. with 5000 bbls at o. ; an
American ship arrived reported but aitofward
lump sum equivalent Ia per quarter British bark from
hia Belfast, with about 1000 quarters Grain On
owners account
FRUITs-There cont TO be fair )obbng demand al
generally price, There Turkish Prunes Ia mai
only limited quautity Of Erench Cnrrpnts IN fair re-
quest d6tc Layer Ia sins held ~ - 20 box
with sales 81 222H ~ 20. Tho sales OF Naenolas given
close all In Inst hands the sales arc 5000 boxes Ni
Rasns ate terms 700 boxes de- NJ 100 Osc .9V
boxes Layer do ~ 800 boxes c. private terms go
bbs Curranis at 64dGsc. Sarines ate selling III small
uuau les al