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AvrCTTog sALEs.-.rnture Days.
ny Frank d. Hill K Co.,
Auciioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, l1O9 Main street.

ry1RusTEEs SALE OF A sM A L [
EpAME DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND
IN WiT.IIhMs STREET. IN SIDNEY. BE1g Dc, =
THE II WESTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY IN LIE ~
pikNu F EiiEEA yISAE AT AUCTION. ny
,,r,ne of deed OF trust from Henderson Lewis and
wife. duly recorded in the clerk; office OF Henrico
County curt, ID. Ii. %. page 4S9: aelant har ,ng
terein and at the request of the holder thereof !,
VIII SELL the prenses on sAP PooPERT conn con.
aa n g. III deed as follows: 80 FEET OF LAND
on the soat side OF Williams street; IA feet Gee P;
with 4 SMALL DWELLING tocGupis@a p 3os sa y,
Han dernen Lewsi thereon, being Lot NO. LII III
Man of SIDNEY drawn by T. nj. Lndd, surveyor.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale, anu 10 ps ai5
Al rs now due: the balance on sicn .ernS ue suiu
LeHis may .a ui'se 500 Trustee.
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BY w. Goddin, Anctioneer'
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF HOUSE
Z ANN r.OT ON UNION HILL, ON The LAST
rJsn" ts JEeShMtSE BETWEEN BENTON
hNij N STREETS.--By virtue Of . decree OF me
t;hanccry Court OF the civ OF Richmond, enierea
rs. Iinion Building Fund Company and ats, shaIi;
as special commissioner thereby appointed, pr9sSsgi
~ ss,' s =. 'oist March 1870 at O'Clock r. M !f
lair: If not the frat fair day thereafter, tne
EuiTsE AND LOT recently occupied ny Mrs.
nsvis located as above on the eastern line OF Jes-
saminc street, fronting thereon 35 feet, running
back 100 feet. c,,,r o,rh,
TERMS: One third cash; balance at -FOUR, eisn.,
added, and title retained till NJ of the purchase
" r,h ! Special Commissioner.
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G{TANG.
PACIFIC GUANO.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA..

TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA:
RICHMOND, VA, January 27th, 1879
We have this day resigned the agency Tor The sale
of The Pacific Guano CompanyS brands. .
Under the terms of settlement between the Paclhc
Guano Company and ourselves, all the unsettled bl-
siuess of 1878. Including collections &C., IS 10 be
managed by our successors Mcssrs. JOHN ;. REESE
& CO., of Baltimore, whom we commend 10 you, be-
lieyng your relations with them will be both plea
'''''' WALKER, SAUNDERS & co.
From The above card you will please note that the
Agency of the Pacific Glano Company VIII be con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from baltimore
as well as Richmond. The splendid reputation oil
Soluble Pacific Guino, earned by its superior cXce'-
lence and remarkable adaptabiiity To the sol! OF F
giuia. especially on cotton corn, and tobacco, icu
Continue to DC SuStuined guarantee being afford
ed In the wise management si the l,acliE Gllaht
Company which has practically unIimil ell resources
III its communicative, ample capital = l-0Co'uool
extensive works, most approved machinery EiSt
deposits of phosphate, best scientific ability, To III
of which add long experience III the business III
connection with the undersigned rs general agents
dating back to 1865. We will keep supply oil
inano hand 1t Norfolk, Portsmouth, PETERSBURG
and Richmond.
JOHN s. REESE 6 CO., General Agents,
ia 29-3m Baltimore ana licnuoiu.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street bet ween Main and Bank.

SzsRUSTEE'S SALE OF a SINAI LII
4 FRAMED STORE AND LOT no. 202l ON
rssIE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
SWIMMING TWENTY-FIVE FEET NORTH OF
GRACE STREET. AT AItTiONwln e eX :, n ion
ss,,scrlbcr as trustee. dated 1st Dec mbcr, 1871
and duly " cord d IN Richmond Chancery Court
,rsi;ce being thereto required by The credilor Sc
TUESDAY. l. Iii, March. 1870. at az O'Clock T.. Me-
. part OF the property conveyed by .aid deed; The
sine beng situated IA above, and ud ming j. f.
Sakins. fronting ! ] feet OH Seventeenth street. anu
running back about 90 feet 10 Union street. 1t mas
ssrst. occupied b, G. Kaufman. anda TWO-STORY
GRAINED BUILDING on Union street.
TERMS: by tic decd cash but II Is p obsble that
5lr consent OF parties credits may be allowed Tor
T.. W. GEUBBS, Trustee.
sprEns E WILLIAMS. AuctioCecrs. fe2S
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airI,ao,ll lispatttl,
sr,-rs,ay MARCH II, 1879.

WINSTON, n. c., March s, 1879.
Editors Dispatch Please insert the ar.
ss.le below in your paper for the good OF
mankind as soon as you can.
ELIAS D0DsoS.
Chwfn
Is good for hogs and chickens. 1t Is sala
ssogs prescrit 10 corn. All our seed stores ano
agricultural stores should have 1t. some
saw one acre will fatteu fifteen hogs. know
no. how true it is. II must be very great
benefit in these very hard times. IL is planted
when corn is planted; rows drilled TWO
sess apart and nine inches between each
setsl. 1t can be had in Memphis and other
Mangul Wurtzsl beets are good for COWS,
and are planted in the spring.
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BY Jno. +. Laughlor. Jr.. Auctioneer,
GIG Main street.
MANUFACTURERS

MANUFACTURERS
kTk SPECIAL SALE OF
ElCH TRIPLE WARE AND
ROGERS'S TABLE-CUTLFRY,
dr-irncd aud manufactured S
NERIDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY, ROGERS'
aud Others,
egnbraciug full and complete assortment OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS.
bearing The trademark OF The celebrated manuiac-
snrers. and 10 be sold .
POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE
at The store 9 lG Main street on MONDAY. TUES
DAY, and WEDNESDAY. March 10th. llth, aud
22ib, 1T @ A. III. and p NJ.
JNO. Z. LAUGHTON, JR.,
NH 1O-0t Auc iOuecr.
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TyARBOLINE, 4 DEODORIZED En-
~ tract OF Petroleum. is now presented 10 'he
.nSc ,s the best Restorative aud Beauti6er of the
sssir the world has ever produced. 1t performs
CHA. others only claim for their preparations.
f. 25-d& weowi Fell
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Richmond Bazaar,
No. li36 and lao FraIiklln street.

r WILL SELL BY AUCTION ON WE'D
l. NFSDAY MORNING, Ism INSTANT u
o'clack- ur,yy.DR AI-GHT
nois"'-7 "' G, c. BURTON.
hcH'' Auctionecr.
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-, =, o. Auc,tanecr for owner.
CHERIFF'S SALE.:-By virtue OF an
- order of HcnrIco County Court on .9e Tx IN
March At II o'clock. on the farm Of J. Il. qreIn,
ESQ, on The NineMlle road. four miles from Micn-
mond. the following property, belonging 10 w. D;
Holmes-lA. 10 pay off an undiscl;arceo deea Oh
trust to A. O. Bliss Harvey wilson trustee ua..
18th August. 1877: I'd, 10 satisfy dlsLresssnNs,
rant in favor Of Paul Sei1cr trustee ior .. Nj
Fleck-viz: r,rn
] superb Tk-octave PIANO,
l RoCKING-rEAlR. .,,pr
so wards beautiful BRUSSELS CARPET
SPRIEG- and one ROAD.WAGON,
iOWJEG-M CHINE, FAN, DC. c,r
WILLIAM WALSH. Deputy sheTit;,
forJ r. Jones, s. n. {.
n. T. Mr.. Holmes intending TO remove TO the CITY
VIII also cell
HORSE, one COW. cYxc,pu.p
NESS,
HARROWS.
CULTIVATORS,
aud nnobcr of articles TOO numerous To mention.
TERMS: Cash. nm 1-Au ih'""''0
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IssURANCE sTATEHENTs:. -o--,--,,,,,z,,~sazs,

rysun sTATEMENTs ~~~~~~
IrrSrisnED OF Assembly 1rPno Ed
. N, .sr11 = INITIAL MARINE-NsURANCEC COMPANY
THOMAS NJ AGENTS.
ANNUAL FGAA IEA kSTiIEEe m
ysEu E Xlk OF FUK sNscG
$IFfRST EEEf fAhhbRhAH ERES 'D
president
0rsanzaia ArgII 1897
M
NnhIm -" Agcnsn RICHMOND
snd
RoSpsAN
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EDUCATIONAL.


MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
Nl r RICHMOND.
The lectures Of the spring and summer course be-
gin on TUESDAY, March 1lth.
For announcement or any Information desired,
address ~. 81. L. JAMES, M. D., Registrar,
NH 5.d.sw,&wtd SIP east Grace s'sees
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V1RUsTEE'S SALE OF THAT VERY
). 4 wEXY AiAYhkHL@ IN r GhHkfBs CRY copSTx
by virtue OF trtlst-ceed da'ed tie ON M, ot Cani
ons from rom Robert Avis 10 IT. Robertson and John
lamb as trustees. to secure the payment OF seven
bonds to Robert Douihat or his assigns, anoMm.;ns
in ali to $4,000, the said Robert Alyis hay n,,G
made default in the payment of the bond for S6,ou0
due the 1st day OF january, 1S19, the unoeT
oao of the trustees, being requested ny opnit
Iamu, The holder of ne aia oGnu; WI, ,,cI,ou ~
O'clock i. M on FRIDAY the 18th day OF April,
1870, at the front door of the main dwelling on sil"
P rInM Known Ss' 's recently the resi-
dencc of Major Robert DoutEat; and nd, e"nain nl
ONE THOUSAND AND SEVENTY ACRES
(l.O70). ou ,.,ow, t,,, thor dc.
scrinlion is deemed unuece ssny. Bidders are In
yited to visit aud Inspect tue acd ana improve
mcntS. , Ga Or ono
with in crest thereon from the lst day Of Deem
Der ST. and as much more as may be necessary 70
pay tho expenses OF sale and costs OF executing ihs
trust; the residue rs follows s20o4 on Ie arn Us, VI
1891: another 50, 900 en- the lst day Of Jsnuary,
1881: 81 900 on the lst day OF January iSSSoi '
1890 ana $1,000 on the 1t oil January; T.
ali bralirg interest from December 1Sf, 1877; the
interest OH the four claims 10 be pay,
able annually on the lst December oil cacn year ull
the principal is paid and The interest on Tie o,heT
claims 10 he paid at the maturity OF Inc piincip~
claims. ~ . =, ,so
payahlc Al such time the saic ROBERT AVIS Siia
prescribe the payments 10 oe secuiSu ny sas tor
good security, aud The purchaser 10 pay the taxes
the year 1879. ..,o .o
Possession delivered as soon as terms Of sale are
complied with 49, =,
Thc title Is undoubted, but, selling as trustee,
shall sell and convey with special warranty only:
The deed authorizes et,rr OF me ir.Itees 70 ACT
acne uAkflsoN hobHh 49,,
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioncer. and Notary Public,
corner Of Nuth and Hull Streets
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CHES-
TERFIELD. ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM THE
CITY OF MIANCHE>TER, ON THE MIDLO.
THAN TUREPlKE.-m pursuance of deed of
trust executed TO MS by w. 6. Clarke and wife OH
the Sd of April, 1878, we shall sell at Public AUG
tion-being required so to 90 by the beneficiary II
OF MARCH, 1870, alta O'Clock p: NJ, tlr property
above located. containing ONE HUNDRED
ACRES; twenty-five acres lies immediately on the
turnpike, at Vaiia:re's: the residue in rear CT lie
above. ON fobcrtS's read. 1900
TERMS: The deed requires cash rs 10 s52o ana
expenses OF sale but liberal terms Will proDi-
bly, be announced on day of sale.
WILLIAM AMBFRS. lTrps,ecs.
joins G. ROBERTSUN,S
Immediately after the above sale. in pursuance OF
another deed of rlls executed by same parties 10 me
on The 29th day of july. 1878. shall sell y L,
TY-SIX ACRES OF LAND adjoining the iand
above described and near 10 said turnpike.
THIS land IS partly in wood, and being near inc
city on good road, should attract the attention OF
those wishing to invest in property that must III
crease In value. ~ 80,
TERMS: The Feed requires cash; but more Eh-
cl al terms may be announced NJ sale ,,-
JOHN c. ROBERTSON,
nh It'd TRUSTEE.
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Dy W. GoddIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Dy W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE ABDUCTION OF THAT LARGE
y AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT TIE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RlCHMOND:-At
the request Of the dcvsees of the late Alfred Penn.
shall offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY
the 18th February, 1879. at AZ O'Clock +. M so on
the premises, his LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
DENCE, located as above. now IN the occupancy OF
the Hon. James Lyons The LOT has front OF 81
feet. and depth Of 152 feet to an alley. the
DWELLING IS IN good repair, and possesses every
for L large family usually found IN
such an establishment: AS II Is so well KNOWN i
further description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut SIX, t~eIVc,
and eighteen months, for negotiable NOES, interest
added, secured by Il d. e OF trust.
Possession about the lst Of May next.
W. GODDIN,
Real Estate Auctioneer
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed TIL WEDNESDAY,
l 9th March, 1879, 1T same hour.
' w. GODDIN,
in l9-1aw3w&tddS Anctioneer.
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NH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM In CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va,
Ti0N BY virtue of a deed of trust executed BY /.
J j. w., i. p, II. f., and Ann EIliss and Martha :
smith to The undersigned, rs trustee dated Dccem-
her q. 1865 and duly r. corded in the clerks office
of Chesterfield County Court In ID. b. 81, page 81
default having been made in the payment OF me
note therein secured, ana being required by tnc
Uses, at j. r.. Owens store. on W EnN ESDAi, March
IL. 1879. between the hours of ~ NJ ana 0cloc.
r. M If not fair. then the next fair day thered1-
ter between the same hourSl. the properly meniioi-
ed in the deed OF trust as containing 3o9 ASfEs.
tho Brighlhopc Railway Company. and others.
TERMS Enough in cash to dcfral the expenses OF
executing this trust and TO pay of note o1 seven
hundred (S70O) dollars. with iulerct thereon from
December 4, 1868, until paid; and the balance II
any, upon such terms as may he announced AT the
sale u. III. kOBERI SoN,
fo d Trustee.
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WIN be added 10 the above sale on WEDNhsDAi
MORNING vo,rNc nsIrI, Es. about
~ "'Ao' G. e.. BURTON,
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POSTpONE1fENT.
Tho ,bovc sale has been post poued On account OF
a death in The family OF Mr.. w. B. Holmes.
NH Hit
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THOMAS NJ. ALFR1END 4 SON, AGENTS,
NH RcEMoyD VA
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CITY
the of
4
whrrofh
lay OF
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NH loot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

The London market was irregular for British con-
sos. and generally strong for United states bonds
although the final quotations Tor the and 4l2 per
cents are not cQuai 10 the best Of the week. AneT-
can railway securities were tlUcruatug, and to-day Is
quotations generally show declines for the week.
At yesterdays regular weekly meeting of the direc-
maintained at per cent, against a4G7 u per cent,
the rates at which thIec-H0utls bills discounted
in the open market The Bank OF England lost
$4,000 during the fiscal week. and has since
gained f22OOO on balance. The following are
the highest and lowest prices of securities for the
week, aud the closing sales to-day AID week ago :
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upon which the Supreme Court Of the United States
has rendered its final Judgment During the whole
week IL has been asserted that the company would
settle its tax bill this week. Ii now seems that
what was meant by the term settle" was the OBJ
tanning from the State Court an order restraining
the city from taking any proceedings toward the col
lection of the debt due to it. When II became
known that the restraining order had been set
aside all the life departed from the trading, and the
stock at the close was offered at 14S. But IL was
not known that the company had succeeded in OBJ
tanning q second order. so that perhaps 1t Will be
dangerous to attempt TO predict what will be the
course of its price tomorrow.
Inc market closed dull but strong
RANCE STOCK MARKET.
reported bu us GoLA and St9ck IeLegrlDh C1mpnnM
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ICES OF MINING STOCKS.
NnafnrlnN- In-hal
NNNINII z LVNINV T
Yesterday. To-day

Government bonds at times were fairly active,
the sales of the coin issues amounting to 81 543OOO
for the week. Early in the week there was an ad-
vance of a 30 per cent for the later issues but at
the end the 5s and is were $ lower aud the Upper
were weak with large business, covering sales Of
$4,000 coupon Is at 1913 and 1000 registered
at 1O3G1O27s $4,000 registered 4l2 per cents
at lOGlt: $jG5, 600 coupon As at lO2lsG lO2
and 50 900 registered at 102l4G102ls. OF cur
rency Gs $780, 900 1s95s sold at 122: The following
week and the closing sales to-day and a week ago:
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Total shares sodxor tho week 300


\
The stock market to-day was first weak, then fc-
ycrIsh and finally strong 50 that with few cXccp-
tons the last prices about the best of the day,
urlces of Yesterday. Il was Lake Shore and Mich
ian Central stocks that to-day exhibited the great
cst strength the first named rising rom us to IS
IN 777s aud Michigan Central from 81 * 10 80 525s,
although the business IN neither of them ainOuuted
TO ms much rs That in Chicago and Northwest. which
finally improved only % per cent, OF III 81 la, tnat
gained only u per cent Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern made a SHOW by its advance from lOdi
10 4178AI1l2, although the total amount Of trans
actions wa, only coo shares. The business and the
ducfuntiOns IN the were mcdpre,
INT with the exception OF 81 Louis, Iron Mountain
and S,sthcrn, which gained q per cent, their prices
oruerallv were a shade lower. Enc continues 10
disapDoiut majority Of tine Operators and TO he
nnrsit tcntly heavy in spite OF the strength shown
fnr most other stocks to-day ii huCtuatcd only a
ner cent but that was downward, and its final price
shaved a decline of u per cent. The coal stocks
,Cprc duli but somewhat irregular; Morris aud Essex
Gaining Ia and Delaware, IackaWanna ana western
il ner cent while Central of New-Jerscy declined
o. Der cent With falling of in the amount Of
business done IN Ohio and Mississippi there was a
decline of - per cent in its price, followed by re-
covcrv of II peI cent the preferred stock, how
eyer gained Il per cent. The telegrapds were dull
resulting IN a decline for Western Union Of Is
Atlantic and Pacific % qnd American DIS
trlct | per cent. Pacific Mail opened at IA
int rose to l4a, apparently because OF the lncom-
nrbeusible idea that the value OF the property was
Ia be enhanced by further litigation between the
company and the city in regard TO the taxes OF
1871, now amounting TO over S133.ooo-a matter
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

VI
LONDON July 25-l23OD. mCousols 9Sii for both
ana the account U. s. bonds four per cents. lOJ Erie
Railroad. 2Ul 'e
LONDON July 25-l30 m-Pars ad1ces quote three per
cep Ientes ~ 81 francs 80 centlmes for the account
LONDON. July 25-i m-COnsols, 9slts both money
ana the account Us. bonds per cents IOgs
fonr per cents lO3 81 New fves 1884 Reading Railroad
2os PARIS adyices quoe three 81
90 confines Tor the
LONDON. July 2b-5:30 m.-The amount of bullion gone
into the Bank 81 England on balance to-day $4,000
checks - ~
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Annexed are the closing quotations:
BID. AAkel. [

a. n. Us
t. = 5s 'ol iO2S. 1925 Dist OF Col. Sj5s osA $50
There were no special features connected with the
busness done in State bonds, excepting the decline
in Louisiana consos from Al to 80 and late re-
coycry to 80. To-day's transactions embraced So
600 Louisiana cOnsOls at 37l2a3S, and Missouri Us
1889 or 1890 at 1913 and 1888 at lO4 Il
CitV bank stocks dull rs usual, and to-day
only shares of Metropolitan sold at l2l. ,
There was unusual activity with some of the rail-
road bonds, and sharp advance IN prices. Lehlgh
ard WilkesbaTTe COnsOs steadily advanced from 14os
10 $685. for reasons mentioned yesterday. Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg irsts, after some luctu-
alton and being dull at abOut 90, suddenly be-
is based upon the supposed brighter prospects of the
COMPANY through Il Western connection, to be Sc
cured by the construction of the contemplated new
bridge across the Niagara River at Lewiston C;' t.
and l. G.. issues also were notably higher,
the lrss rising from q to 1874; but
these bonds later reacted TO 7G5s. Less was done
in the Fries aud second consos show a final de-
cline of - per cent. jersey CeutralS also l20
per cent lower for cOnsOis and cOnycrtibies, and
2lo for incomes. To-day there was a well dIstrib-
utcd but generally light business done, the issues
already named being the most prominent in the
trading. But Missouri, Kansas and IeXas
again were active, the hrsts rising 10 ia
G7lL, and the seconds TO 326sG32. Kan
sas facifc Is, Denver Division continued
strong. making a further advance to lO1l5@l 100,
and the Pacific issues generally were'irner. Den
yer and RIO Grande tirsts huctuated between 0lll
and 003i. closing at the lowest named figure: OF
the Western bonds, the hrsis OF burlington CedaF
RAPIDS and Northern were conspicuous because OF
an advance to 81 T. St. Paul sinking funds declined
o. and Canada Southern guaranteed Il per cent.
Toledo aud Wabash iirsts. -. Louis Division, adj
yauccd d. and Metropolitan frsts d per cent.
Money has ruled easy all the week, the common
rates for call loans miscellaneous CodtcTais haY-
ing been 2l2a3 per cent with exceptions ~ 4 per
cent and about per cent on Governments. The
results of the Snb-Trsasury transactions for the
week are: Increase OF Tl3l0j7 IN lis com balance:
decrease Of SG,OtI,41o III i!s currency balance;
But rs more than che amount of the total
decrease is due to the transactions OF TO-
day, these changes should have little or
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 5000 900 in National bank notes for re-
dcmptign Tho customs receipts were 100000,
and the internal revenue receipts were S33O,OOO.
The following is the Clearing House statement: TX
changes, S7l,3Ol 1874 balances, @7,3lj,3aG The
business 40 tie Sub-lTcasnI covered; Receipts,
s35 nIG f1J: PAYMENTS SIP 500, Os1 ;currcncy bal
aucs $50 90 7Js coin balance, SlZ6, s9J,GSl.
Foreign exchange was dull aud weak, and the
po,trd rates were twice reduced Later the market
wa, frmcr, but without an advance III rates, which
are as follows:
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON July 25.-n the Mncng Lane market there has
been material change during the past WS The recent
Improvement IN the value sugar iOoWc ~ good de-
maud for refining qualities and low brown further
lower The deliver Of coffee continue large ant prices
which ;hc close Of last week tended upward have
been irregular the latest sales showing fall OF lsupon
Ccou and East india In Tea business privately mas been
have been farther arrivals Of the seasons Tea The
ket has been sorganz an rec'dei fuly ID
Ia medium grsics OF Black-lcH Rice again
h.hrr several hoaung cargucs changing hands. spice
unchanged and the supply smaller.
LIVERPOOL. Jmy 25.-POrk-Prme Mess Eastern. steady
at oil; Western, du % iG. BlcDn-Cumberltnd Cu',
dull al - short Rio. dpll at ~ Long Gear, dun no
% 3D. short Ccd steady at 26 Hams Long cut, Gu at
shoulders dull 20 3D. ect-uGia Mess IN the
ket; Extra Me-, steady ~ ~ Prime MesuOue IN the market
steady 3lL TurpeatneSpiri's, steady ~ %. Bcsin
Common, duh Z Eine hrlner dt llbd. Cleese
Choice. nrmpr az 81 Lard on. du NJ 3d. F0gr,
Extra state, duh at "a. Whrat-SDuur, No. 3, dun at
duIi al 3 III; New southern Winter. du a-d. Corn
Mixed New, frmCr AT I'D; Mixed Old steady at 6ad.
Coouseet OiIellow American steady a % kosin-tOm-
mon at London steady at 3D. Iurpentine Spirits at Lon
don steady az u cd.
LIVERPOOL July H)l23O o. mChee3e, 81 percWt Tor The
iiygRPoOI July 25-I.3O D. m-BrcadstuGs dlll: Wheat.
Cd per GENITAL for Red Western and 3D. d9 ST.
Red Winter. Corn 6d per Genital FOR New Mixed West
receipts II Wheat the past three days 2e
Fabrics Manchester is dG and rather lower
for all aTiices
I0ND y July 1880 m-Sugar 2l Sd per cwt for No.
II Dutch standard Lnsecd or t21 10 per ton
per TaIow. 50 Cd per cwt spirits OF Tufpcntne u 3D.
al perCvt
American Lard closed at 50 francs per 100 kios-