f 27 
Uplands. Alabama. N. Orleans. Texas. 
Ordinary- ..17M 1JM 1"K 
Good Ordinary.. . <20 <20 
Low Middling..:. 215* 21.^ 2\% 21^ 
Middling.22K 22« 22H «7i 
Good Middling... 23^ 23% 23 >4 23 k; 
Dried Priiils-Sell slowly, with prices generally 
We quote cherries at 20c: raspberries, 90@32e.; 
bloctberriea. lie ; apples, new State, quarters, sc 
!P c.; extra siloed. 11 1 miSe.; Southern new, quarters, 
9.i7c.; do. tine sliced', Wc.: new prime Western. 7 '--i.n 
S‘ji-.; common Western, I'mSi?.: impeded peaches, aw 
5 <i- for quarters; I's.jhi'ie for halves , peeled peaches, 
lttolrtc. for North Carolina, l3@Me. for Virginia, and 
lVilto. lor Georgia; plums, State,, 2?(fii28e.; a lew new 
raspberries 25c., and do. blaclcberrics ottered at 8c. 
Kggx, The warm wcaiher Is umdnst a sale for 
Western, a good many lots are still going to the 
dumping ground ; buyers are afraid to work in even 
the best marks. State take most attention. We quote 
near prices 2fl«i)2le.; State. lrea'luc.. extra Western, 
lArvlTtv, freight Western, H#5<«bCanadian, 1*'.'■ >« 
17c. All loss otf. 
I’tcuu-. Trade Is dull, but prices are held firmly. 
The arrivals uro very light lor the season, and ad¬ 
vice# from l.aRO portsapeak of deereasing sllipiuents 
forward. Super and extra .Minnesotan are scarce and 
could be placed promptly at the quotations. TliO 
scarcity of lrcight-room and the high rates cut olf all 
shipping demand. 
8 u peril no State... $- r ; : jh *"< 6 7a 
Cnnimon extra do.. b 30 oo iU 
Goud t*i choice do.. .. t» t;> Cjp t» aU 
Fancy do.. 5 5a (w 7 2a 
Suporllno Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa 5 30 (<o a •>> 
Extra do. ti 10 @ *5 40 
Extra do.... b io (s 1 •' 4*1 
Clio lee extra tin,,.... 0 Jf; < r, ‘ 7 30 
Shipping brands round hoop Ohio. il 10 Ml ii iO 
'I'rade brilnils do.. 0 75 fin 8 49 
Good to eluded white wheat extras.. 7 2t) <«i 8 at 
Fair to very choice extra Minnesota.... 7 ill (<u 8 75 
Goniniou to rab- extra St. Louis. 7 10 60 9 00 
Good to choice do... 9 if, (. 1 , 10 
Extra Southern. b 85 *0 OH 
Good to choice ib>. 8 85 (<j> 12 00 
Kve, eominoii t<• line.., ■ . 4 It) m a 00 
Com uieal, Brandywine. l 8i a 4 8a 
Rvi-xli I’l-iillf.. Them Is a strong promise of an 
oversupply of oprly apples, and llmugh Mm stock 
dully shows Improvement, sellers are making rapid 
reductions, hi order to keep them moving. South¬ 
ern, per bbl., quote at Dl.2fi6ii2.tJtl; New Jersey, Dl.aOd 
2 ah. Good-looking pears are In lair supply , a few 
fuuev bring *75^8.50 per bill.; Hell, (5*1.5; Small Sugar. 
$2(.i2 '59 Ah twerp* do not sell quickly, and prices are 
decidedly lower, selling at. tia ie. lor 3d*. Illack Cans 
scarce, ami not wanted at huaic. pur quart. Illack 
hurries are abundant, ami begin in sell. Seedling 
range at liF'Ue. per qt.t the higher price for early 
sales, common, fi/uillc. pcrql. PeilOhes arrive regular¬ 
ly, hut are vei y variable in charaulcr. Pour to good, 
$l.5ut ,ii I per crate; iiVuM for fancy. Cherries am still 
quotable at Jfihlle. lor poor to lair, and rtigille. for heal. 
Whortleberries, *2,ft4Kii(5.25 per bushel. Currant,*, tw 
lie. for coimmin, anil 8e- l3e. for cherry. Watermelons 
range at y Ihw75 lUrSouthern. Norfolk nutmegs, $3.50 
(a I ill Tills year Southern shippers are more sueceii.s- 
1 HI In sending -alcalde niitinegn. Peanuts slow at 
Dl.l'G.si.Otl per bushel for Norfolk, and Dl.Uli.MUX) tor 
W ilmingUm. 
Grain. Spring grades of wheat are plenty and 
lower Wilder in lin> seller's favor wllb light sup¬ 
plies. There is some shipping demurul with but few 
orders closed nut uu account nf the scarcity of 
freight room. We quote No. 2 in store, JI.I.W f.l..'ih; 
No. | in store, fl..dia l.<Vl! whiter red Western, (I.OUliu 
l.llfi; umber Western, H.,IV« 1.75; while Western, (1.00 
(,< i.st). Rye is steadily held at ite. tor Western in store. 
Oats are edllliug ill freely and prices are lower. Sales 
at lIlKidil'-.c. lor Western ulloftt l Ib.i.hie. for Ohio, and 
■ti for Stare. I'orii is rather week. Fargo supplies 
are expected hern tins week from the break. The 
business from stoppers has been checked to some ex¬ 
tent by tlm high rates of ocean freight*, lmt there 
are u good many orders on Mie market, and in the 
event of U lulr niipfdy of freight mom, a salIslactoiy 
business would follow. We quote at .',V(<>59e. for 
slimmer lot;- of Western mixed: iHk</iII for sailing 
vessels, do. 
Huy mid Kri-uw. -The market is deiliniiiK under 
increasing arrivals ol new. Sales at $ 1 for old ship¬ 
ping; ft 2U< IT', for retail qualities; suit, (I ; clover, 
89<<i90c. The best qualities of new sell at trrun (Urn 1.15. 
straw at. fl.u5diil.10 for long rye,.S'sm'JOe. for short rye; 
75(ii/80c. lor out. 
Hops.—Sales are small witli prices tlrm. Stocks 
are very light. 
New Vorks, growth 1871,22/-'<(55; Eastern du.i82((|/09c.; 
Western ib,.. 22n,dle., Yearling* do. '711. IhallOc.; (ibis 
dm, ’iltl, hkadac.; Itavarlans, tiVsnao.; English, 00@56e. 
Pell 11 »*y ii otl Hu ole. lave fowls are doing better. 
< hlckon* are tending lower. \Vo,.deoek are iii good 
supply. Prime only will tiring 75c. per pulr. I,lye 
Poultry—Spring chickens iae.bnl.12 per pair, P Hi. 28® 
30c. Fowls Jersey, 22.2,83c.; do. Western. 21f<j»22e. 
Turkeys Jersey, l«u„2ue.; Western,do., IMigiii'lc, ltoos- 
ters per II,., Ukjrla. Min ks Jersey, pair, 21."i5i» 1.59,; 
Western, 75e, Geese Western, fl..Wii1.7ft. 
Pro visions. There Is very III,tin Interest. taken In 
pork by either buyers or sellers, ami the few transac¬ 
tions have been at #13.50 Tor this month and Aug. 1st. 
At the close this quotation is the bid. There lias 
been a lulr Jobbing trade at fl3.filkiid3.sl, the highest 
prlc- for fresh Inspected. Extra prime Ini- sold ton 
lillr extent, at (IOR'i.i ll; prime mess at $12,50. Beef 
has only sold fur ship use lit the old mugo8. We 
quote plain mess, bids., f8«olU; extra muss, die, fllk« 
12; prime mess, tcs., $12(,, |I; Irnlia mess, do., f I7i«,29. 
For cut meats, pickled nr smoked, the market Is very 
buoyant, following the advance In bogs. We quote 
city smoked hums, lam/lic.; city smoked shoulders, 
t!‘,ia'ie.; pickled bellies, boxed, ego\C.: do. loose, 7w. 
V‘..i;.; pickled hams, Western, lHgidle.; do. city, I4 i-< 
15 ,e.; Western hams. Ill tight tes.; l'p.tjifc,, according 
to brand ; pickled shoulders, Hkip.ic; shoulders in 
dry salt., boxed, akpwjJiio.: fresh hums, IV'-i «t 13EC. 
Bacon Is favored with largo orders, which keep prices 
tlrm, but freight room Is scarce and but little is mov¬ 
ing. I .ling clear, 7‘itvi V.C.. the latter for heavy Oily ; 
short rib, (Re. tor city heavy, and 7We. for Western ; 
short clear, 9 s iuiHfic.; old CutiiborluiaWhave sold at 7c. 
Tallow Is In fair demand for home use al9c. lor prime 
Western anil UMe. for etty. Stearluo has sold at lUkjC, 
lor spot, anil IPV,!:. to arrive. Market now rather 
weak, us buyers have supplied themselves pretty 
liberally. I,aril is lower, with a good demand for fu¬ 
ture mouths. Hales on Saturday about 4,111*1 lbs. at. 
9 uc. lor July, Sent, ami August deliveries. City 
quoted 8tie..; new Western selling on spot 1118 * 10 . 
Seed.—Grasses are quint. Clover 9%&9%jir. for 
i duo, lids'i« 10*ie. for State, 9%'u«10e. fed 1 Indhiiiu ami 
Michigan. Timothy at $3.2u<S>3 .)U. 
Tobacco. There Is a good business in Kentucky 
leaf from the home trade, at free llgures. Sendleaf is 
worked up close to the arrivals, with prices high. 
Virginia common to grind lugs, 7‘ ,i(v8\o.; low to me¬ 
dium leaf. 9it> lt)q;e,; good Io lino. Ib» l5e.; dark wrap- 
lil/l’U !**/( In* * Ill-lit III *, , M/.i Illir * win i ill ol'. IVr.f, ITd 
per*. 1‘ittl.io.; bright, 2IK.WU0.; smokers, 124* 17c. 
New crop Kentucky. 
I digs • .. . 
Eight 
Grades. 
Heavy 
Grades. 
Whisky.— Is quiet at ‘.fie. for Western. 
Wool.— There is more inquiry for tine foreign,ami 
the prices hid come close to the views of holders 
generally. The position of the market for the new 
clip is unchanged. Prices at the West are held too 
high for dealers hero, anil very little has been done 
In the new dip. Hales at 55o. for medium unwashed 
fleeces; (Be, for Michigan; 5lk«>53e. for Georgia. 
Scoured. 7,■«.’.(.£#1.09: lamb’s pulled, tSQe.; super and 
extra pulled, tixjj.75c.i Texas, laiuaOc. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
Nitw VolflC. July 20, 1872. 
Til kuk Isa good deal of excitement Just now re¬ 
garding the slaughtering of stock and rendering lard 
ami tallow. To such a state has the opposition been 
carried that Injunctions have been served upon some 
of the establishments, and threats are made that the 
place* will be ileum Ii sued If operations are nut stop¬ 
ped This act* against the livestock trade, ami Some 
of Ole dealer* and slaughterers have slopped opera¬ 
tions. while others urn easting about fora change of 
location, It Is quite time Mint legalised action were 
had, upon both sides of the river, ami abattoir* built 
where the parties will he protected In a legitimate 
business. As now curried on. there Is a great deal of 
uncertainty about the whole thing. 
Stnrcp ,V 
H(*fV(«l. Cow*. Cidvss, T.siubx. Hugs. 
Totals this week.7,7411 till 2,375 22,959 28,341 
’• last week.. .. 7.958 91 2,517 15,109 30,323 
Corresponding week 
lust year. 7,135 71 3,190 29,595 25,792 
Average last year.. . 7,187 88 2.301 25,152 25,177 
Hccvch.—W ith just abotu the receipts of the 
previous week, and nothing of special interest out¬ 
side the ordinary course of trade, tin- market remains 
quite uniform, with no lack and no surplus of stock. 
The quality has been quite uneven, some of the 
Texuns evidently coming through without halting In 
the States to gain flesh. One lot which cost *30 per 
head lu Chicago, was sold here ut$5\ or less than He, 
per Hi, They were a hard lot. Good Texans reached 
tl'lfo., with tliin nutivos at Hlwdle., most of the stock 
selling at ll(<M2o. Just at close them Is a tlrm tone, 
everything selling oil clean anil prices are rather 
higher than the tlmil sales lust Monday, when a few 
lots were left, over; hut not us high aw t hey were t his 
day week. The weather was hot ami unfavorable for 
triple nearly all week. Comparatively few eat Mo ex¬ 
ceeded 12c., though the very best went at I5e. on tho 
settles, lull at. an allowance of weights rather favor¬ 
ing the butcher 
Thu following are tho Closing prices for the week 
in comparison with what cuttle brought one week ago, 
lor net weight of heel: 
This week. East week. 
Gents. Gents. 
MEW-¥0BEEB 
Choice beeves, D< tt<.12S & 13 
Good to prime.II.AJ ot 12S 
ordinary to medium.lit («< 11!, 
Eiiwest, grade.. 8 <m It; 
Average sales......IIS On 
bast week. 
Gents. 
12 V 13 W 
11 % on 12 S' 
10 S on ll« 
8 % (0 lU 
11% l«. - 
... 8.Si!# 9 C. 9 (<n Use. 
..ion t<> medium leaf.9',;(<« 10 9 19% 
Good do.1 OX oo 11 11 (»12S 
Fine do. UVj«(«12ki 13 0 oU 
Helectlons..13 <011 15 <015 
New crop Heed leal. 
Connecticut and Mass, tiller#. 14 @15 
seconds.. 25 OoMa 
New York State running lots. 19 tolXtf 
PamiBylvariia do medium. 12 <«, 14 
fair... 15 @17 
Hue. 18 @22 
(►Ido, running lots... lOWOid.5 
W Isconsin and Western. ... 8)4(010 
Vegetable™.—Potatoes are abundant and huge 
coilHUtners can buy at the inside rate. Northern to- 
niatoes now push Norfolksone shlc. Marrow squash 
is arriving from all points, but not wanted at, Mils sea 
son. Bermuda onions are nearly worthless, Houtheru 
“Bldg the demuinl more attractively. Green peas are 
out for market use. 
New potatoes, E. I., bhl.,|2@2.25; do Jersey,*2@2.25 
SouiUarn, fl.n/ 2 . Tomatoes, *j,25(n 1.00; Squash,V* bbl,, 
Dl.256S_2.20, white and yellow. Cucuinbers, r luO, 
.jfle. Green peas, bug,50®75c, String beans, hag, 75c.@ 
f.E Onions, Bermuda, 50c, Turnij>s, W bbl., 12.25. 
Cabbages, bbl., f5@7. Green corn, p 199. 52c.@f 1.50. 
Marrow squash, V bbl.. $1.50 for Houtheru and *2.25 
for Northern. Southern onions, V bbl,. $2.26(02.50. 
iMileh Gimvk. The lilllo spurt of lust week Is all 
over, and uows sell bad again, uiilkmen and peddlers 
having Oiled up. It Is slow work now to sell a car load 
■ ■I Cow#, loci i ..iic,. ' ..1 .< , head llllVO to lie 
made. As It Is, there Is a good deal of dillbuilty in 
keeping the pens clear I'Tice* vary from $JkV<< id for 
pour to luudliilu. and $5.5@75 for fair to prime milkers. 
Veal Calve™. There Is a. good demand, which 
uses up the calves as last as they porno forward. 
Prices are fully sustained, quite a good many of the 
driest selling at t* 1 . o< 9V., with extra veals still higher, 
line large lot of Bucks Go. was sold at 9V.C. light 
through. Grass calves lire doing better. They sell at 
l(,itio, if It., several lots, by the bead, going at. $9..*M 
10.50. 
Sheep anil Eaiiilis. Willi quite an increase in 
arrivals, there i* Scarcely any elmngo in sheep, while 
lambs have declined le. e It. We uull the latter Hi-/' 
12c. for good t<i choice Jersey ami State, and H(„ He. 
for Western, some fat Cumulus selling ut LG .e. TmTy 
are Inereasing ill numbers while sheep decrease. 
OuotatlOliH of sheep arc Otolie, for pour to fair, BJi.m 
• ike. for good in prime, and very few cvtra*7c. A 
whole car of 85 It. M. sheep was sold Ultljtic., while two 
cars Htutc 1 7 Its. went at 5 „c.. and a car ill tt<. ( aiuulii 
lambs at II' Home ordinary .State lambs of 50 His. 
were sold at Ilk'. 
Hog™ Are falling ott in number* and Improving 
in prices in a Onnespomling ratio. The greatest 
trouble about slaughtering is in the hog department, 
people Insisting that It Is a nuisance to keep a large 
lot of bogs together, beside# the stouch of the scald¬ 
ing tubs and rumleiing vats. Grices of city dressed 
have reached lV#54go. and the market closes firm. 
I.ATICST. Monday, July ii, I I*. W.— 
Iti'i'vi'*. Arrivals lo.dav. Ill curs at Gomninnipaw, 
157 at UXIth Ht,, and 50 at Weekuwken, making 5,029 for 
sale. The weather was cool and line, and butchers 
took hold in earnest, clearing the yards at Sc. ad¬ 
vance, paying l3.Sc. fur the best selections. Some 
good i.'herokees sold at 120. 
Hogx. lteeeipts to-day, Sunday Included, 25 car 
loads at Cominanipaw and 23ut 40th Ht,., making 5,503. 
The market closed strong at ik.vl! 1 je. 
Slicrp mid l.ainlm. Arrivals for to-day’s mar¬ 
ket, 10 ear loads at, Goinmunlpiiw, 18 at 49th Ht.,und II 
.tilth Ht., making 9,909 Cm sale. This large number 
caused a slow market, and prices wore a little olf, es¬ 
pecially lor lambs, very few going above lie. Choice 
sheep still sell ut 5%i" "c. 
SPECIAL NOTICES. 
RUPTURE CAN BE CURED 
without, suffering. Ki.aktic TIHIS9K9 are supersed¬ 
ing all others. Before buying Metal Trusses or Sup¬ 
porters, send for ;l descriptive circular to the ei.ah- 
TIC' TRUSS Co., No. 883 Broadway. New York. 
Ncu) QVbucvUsemcuts. 
STATE OF MISSOURI. 
EIGHT PER CERT. BONDS 
Of GREENE COUNTY. 
Less than $100,000 of these very desira¬ 
ble Bonds remain unsold, which the under¬ 
signed continue to offer at 80c. and accrued 
interest, at which rate they pay OVER 
ELEVEN AND A-QUARTER PER CENT. 
PER ANNUM ON THE INVESTMENT. 
Interest payable serni-annually, in New 
York, at National Park Bank. 
Entire debt of Oounty, including these 
Bonds, in $415,000. Assessed valuation of 
taxable property (which is about one-half 
its real value), $8,000,000. 
Pampnlets and any further Information furnished 
on application, cither personally or by letter. 
GWYNNE 6c DAY, 
1G Wall Ht., New York, 
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST. 
DOTY’S IMPROVED 
CLOTHES WASHER, 
WITH TUB 
METROPOLITAN BALANCE WEIGHT. 
This machine will wash clothes well and thoroughly, 
much faster ami easier than can be dime by hand, and 
with far less wtur to the varments. 
What i™ Said about Ii. 
” You cannot do a better thing for your wife on a 
washing-day than to provide hern Doty Washer and 
a Universal Wringer. It will keep aches from her 
back and arm*, wrinkles from her forehead, and 
roughness from her hand*. It will do the work ol' a 
hired woman, and save your linen from being scrub¬ 
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N. V. Weekly Tellnine. 
Why the Universal is Superior to all 
other Wringers. 
it has IS O W H; 1. I, ’ JS PATENT 
-03 DUS EOCJN. 
it Has the PATENT STOP, which keeps 
the Gogs from disconnecting. 
it has the M A I* I, E AKL E I ICON 
roi,l»l>4™ (LAMP. 
It has tho I'OLDIiA'U APHON, or 
Ouide. 
it has Two PIC ESS I IS E S4 IS E VI' S, 
which give double the capacity for pressure. 
Sold by the House Furnishing and Hardware Trade 
generally. 
METROPOLITAN WASHING MACHINE CO., 
R C. Browning, President, 32 Cortlandt St., New York. 
Tie Wheat Field of America! 15 
Healthful Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets. 
’"'THE NOIMT1EICN PA4IEMJ 
1C All. ICO ll) offer* for sale its I ,;i uds i it 
am«l IVeslerii Mimiesoln, 
embracing; I. The best of Wheat baud : 2. lO.xeel- 
lent Timber for the Mill, tho Farm and tlm Kirn j 3. 
Illch Prairie I’aslnnigcaml Natural Meadow, Watered 
by clear Lakes and running stream- in a Healthful 
Climate, inla-ee b'ever anil Ayue is unknown. 
4™i-:iiu can lie shipped i(t*iic<rt>y lake to market 
as cheaply as from Ihedern l<)wu or Genll’dl llllnol*. 
Gar* now run through these l.iimls from bake Hu- 
pei'lorto Dakota I'rtcc of land close to track $l to 
$8 per aere; further away, *2.59 to (1. Scxi’il 
l'eur#‘('l*etlh ; Warranted Deeds; Northern 
I'aeihe 7-3II ICoimI™, mov selling at pur, re- 
eeiveil for land at $1.10. No other unoccupied band# 
present such advantages to settlers. 
SOEPIEICS under the New Ijiw (March, 
1.972) get ltfj acres KUBIfi. near the. railroad, by tint* 
and two years' residence. 
TIC ANSPOICT VTION AT ICE- 
III'4* El) 1C ATE) * furnished from all prin¬ 
cipal point# East to purchaser# of Hullroad bands, 
and to Hettler* on Government Homestead#. I’ur- 
ehasers, their wives and children ^l•4*4‘ 
over the Northern I’aeihe Bond. Now is the time for 
Hettler# and Colonies to gel Kail road I,anils and 
Government Homesteads close, to the track. 
Hem) for I'aill plil«*( containing full Informa¬ 
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OR 1-JO BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 
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Ho simple Hint a child can work a n 
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:r ever Invented 
lore perfect liut- 
loueed hand cun 
without it. It 
does away with 
p r I e Ic i ii g the 
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They give uni¬ 
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who use them 
say that they 
are worth then- 
weight In gold. 
bocal and 
traveling agt's 
wanted for tills 
mill other new 
and useful arti¬ 
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Haniplo work¬ 
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AND 
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They have not a con¬ 
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IKY I with Terms to Agents 
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