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FINANCIAL USD C01BCIU.
Speeulitire Sham a Trifle Firmer?Sharp
Decline in Coal Parrying Stoeki.
GOLD STEADY AT 112 1-2.
Money on Call 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent?Govern
ment and Railway Bond* Steady
In vestments Generally Firm.
Waix Strut, 1
Moxdat. June lb?6 P. 1L J
There was a disposition to let well enough alone this
morning, if not even to advance prices, but tlie coal
?tacks broke out with a Iresb exhibition of weakness
and alarmed the whole list. Not badly, however, for
the decline in other things was limited to \ per cent
? so, and was chiefly shown in Lake Shore, which fell
off from M}.j to 54J?, and in Western Union Irom Ml*
a68)f. loused the St. Paul and Northwestern shares
refused to be scared at toll, sod assumed a
deiant (ront in the shape of bettor figures.
The Old Broad atreet party, which has been dry
nuraing their (av^>ritos through good and ill report,
still occupy their former Sairey (iamp position and
by caretul attention, have succeeded to licking their
bantling into about the most favorable financial shape
of any railroad securities in me list. There is no
doubt that these lines are doing a profitable business
at paying rates, wbich is likely to continoo so long as
grain flows Eastward, and they themselves keep out oi
the cutthroat competition which the great trunk lines
are indulging iu.
There Is somewhat of a pause in the Lake Shore
movement, although In magnitude of operations it
stood at the bead of the list. There was no evldenco
that the reported manipulators were acting at all, and
tbo stock was left to be guided by tho "Judge" and his
Jury of fellow scalpers At the very end Lake Shore
rallied up to bd, with rather a Arm tone to proceedings.
Western Union atone time betrayed great weakness,
being offered down to 68X in such a menacing
manner that there was a general standing from
under. During the lest half hour, however, a
prominent broker who had Just arrived from the "sad
tea waves" of Fire Island dashed Into the market as
be is wont to do into the surf and slashed about with
the result of accumulating a considerable amount of
stock and of marking the price up to 60, the highest
point of the day. To-morrow tho transfer books
close lor the promised IX per cent dividend, which
will probably bo paid, despite reports to the contrary
ana the doubtful sources from which the money bos
been procured.
The slocks of the coal combination do not seem to be
having a very cheerlul time of it with ail their monop
oly. Too may load your horse to water, but you can't
make him drink, aud the combination may carry its
coals to market but it can't lorce buyers. Therefore,
their product remains a drug on tbo market, which
bids fair to physio stockholders of other compauies
than New Jersey Central. There was a re
port to-day that Delaware and Hudson had
swallowed the pill which would result In tho
passage of the dividend, and the consequence was
t tumble in the stock irom Saturday's price of 108 to
106. In sympathy with the abovo New Jersey Central
roceded from 78 to 76, and Delaware and Lackawanna
from IOC),, to 104X- I" the final dealings there was a
rally of about ono per cent, to supply the short de
mand sod to realize tho protits of tho day.
As s whole the markot was dull and pretty much
left to the predatory attacks of the guerillas, tho com
manding generals who usua ly "shape tho ends" of
matters keeping sedulously aloof.
THK SALES TO-DAT.
The transactions lo-duy aggregated 83,000 shares?
Hew York Central and Hudaon River, 730; Erlo, 775;
Lake Shore, 20,026; Nortbweateru, 5,600; do. pro
ferred. 7,300; Rock Island, 5,100; Pacific Mall, 8,100;
Bt. Paul, 8,100; do. preferred, 0,300; Obioe, 800;
Western Union, 18,800; Wabasb, 500; Union Pacific,
100; Panama, 100; Delaware, uacxawanna and West.
?rn, 0,200; New Jersey Central, 5,330; Delaware and
Hudaon Canal, 850.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS.
Tbe following table shows tbe opening, btgbest and
lowest prices of tbe day :?
Opening. Highest. Lowest.
Now York Central 108* ' 107* loot*
Harlem 13114 142 138 S
Brie 13* 13 * 13*
Lnke shore 65 66 * 64*
Wabash 2* 2* 2*
northwestern 42* 43 42*
Northwesteru preferred... 84 * 85 * 04*'
Hock Island 100 ? 1U9* 100
Pittsburg 92 93 92
Milwaukee and St. Paul... 41* 42* 41*
MIL 4t St Paul preferred.. 72 72* 71*
Ohio abd Mississippi 10* 10* lb*
New Jersey Central 77* 78 74*
Del., Lack, and Western.. 106*. 108* 104*
Union Pacific 60 80 60
C., C. and 1. C 3* 4* 3*
Western Union 68* C!? 68*
Atlantic and Paolflo Tel... 18 18* 18*
Pacific Mail 26 25 24*
Panama 130 140 138
CLOCINO PRICES?3 P. M.
1 ?< if.t V ail... 24* ? 20 C.C.Ct 1... 44* a 46*
It 1 at 1 a Tel... ?8* * ft* C C * 1 O. 8W a 4*
AtlA lac lei. 18 ? 18.* Del. LA W. ..105* ? 106*
t,ulektll*er.... 13 a 15* hrte l;-V a 16*
t. afck?llv<-r ot 18 a .2 Han A St Jo... 15;, a 13*
Mar L A Mia.. 6* a 7* il a St Jo pi... 22* a 23
LarDAA.pl.. 8-, * 8 Lake Nbnre.... -'5 a 15*
Auani* hx "
Aii.eiiean Ex.
t b Kipreaa .. 71* a 74 M CI 11 U..100* a 107*
It tl.wr ara..i'.x 1)0 ? tt>* N J Cea 76* a 76*
..!'?* * 10* Rich Central 48 a 4s*
t. 59 a 60* .N Y A Harlem.138* a 141)
.. 71* a 74 N Y C A 11 U..100* a 107*
atl.eisrs'l'.i DO ? CO* N J Cea 76* a 76*
CbicA Air.. l> 3* k 104 Ohlrf A Mlse... 16* a 1-Ji
(lew I'itt- P2* a 3 Panama ? a 140
<kl A N W.. . 42* ? 42* Tel.. Web. 2 a 2*
1 l.li A N W pi 65* a t>6* Union PaelAe.. 6> a 61
CI it A K 1 .HP* ? ni'?, Missouri Pae 9 a 10 ?
Mil A St Paul. 42* ? 42* Pro P Co 118* a 118*
L11 a MP pi.. 72* 72*
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tbe following are tbe changes in closing price*
compared with those of yesterday :?
Advance?New York Central, *; Hannibal and St.
Joseph, *; Lake 8nore, *; Michigau Central,,*;
Missouri Pacific, 1; Northwest common, *; do. pre
ferred, *; Ohio and M nais'lppl, *; Hock Island, *;
3D Paul, *; do. preferied, >?; Union Pacific, *; West
ern Union, *.
Decline.?Wabash, *; Panama, 2; Pacific Mall, *;
Hew Jersey Central, 1*; Delaware and Lackawanna,
1* ; C., C., C. and L. 1.
The rest of the market wea stationary.
THE MONET MARKET.
Money closed easy at 2 and 2* per cent. Prime paper
I and 6* per ctnD The following are the ratea of ex
ibange on New York at tbe undermentioned cities to.
layBavanuab, * premium; Charleston, easy and
unchanged;Cincinnati, oaay at par; Now Orleans, * a
*; Chicago, par, 25 cants discount, and Sd Louis 58 to
f6 premium.
Sterling exchange was firm. Prime asking ratea, A88
and A90; selling rates, 487* a 4.88 and A89* a 490
Kelchinarks. 96* a 95* and 95* a 96*. Cables, 96*.
Prime Paris, A16 and 5.12*.
THE GOLD MAR EXT.
Gold opened and closed at 112*, with sales in tbe
Interim el 112*. The ratea paid for borrowing were 1,
Sand 1* per cent per annum and 104 per diam.
Loans were also made flat and at 2 per ceni lor carry
ing.
OPERATIONS OF TMI COLD MXCMAXOB BANK.
Gold balances 1065,21*4
Currency balances 760.244
Gross clearances 9,580,000
CLEAR (NO MOCSB STATEMENT
Currency exchanges $04,134,053
Currency balance*. 2,803.510
Gold exchanges. 8,537.212
Bold bnlancae l,o21,36d
OOVEBNMKST SONDE
Gerernmest bonds ware firm in tone. 1887's sold at
'.23 n 123*. New fives were active aud sales
wars made at 117* n 117*. Thi lot owiug were the
latest quotations:?United States currency sixes, 125*
a 120*; da da. 1831, registered, 120* a 120*; do.
da, do., coupon, 120n 124*; da do., 1805, regis
tered, 116 a 118*; do. do , da, coupon, 116 n 110*; da
da, da, new, registered, 117* s 117*; Jo. do., do., do.,
coupon, 120* n 121; da do., 1887, legistered, 119* n
120; da da, do., Coupon, 123* n 123* ; do. da, 1968. re
gistered, 121 a 121* ; da da, da, coupon, 124 * a 125;
da ten-forties, registered, 118 a 118*; do. do., cou
pon, 118* a 119; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117* n
117*; da da, do., coupon, 117* n 117*.
TSB TORSION MARXRT.
Tbe London ndvleus report n steady market for it
curates. Consols advanced * per cent as compared
with cloning quotation# of Saturday, but have slnca
lost * per eent of th? Improvement Unitod states
bond* are * per tent higher, exoept for ten-forties,
which are steady. Brie 1a quiet at 12* a 12*. French
runs OSvaBOftd to 1084 30E 462,090 sterling went
into the Bank of England to-day. The increase oI
specie in the Imperial Bank ot Berlin for the past week
2,aS3,000 marks. The following are quotations
at Ova o'clock P. M :?-Consols lor money, 94% a
94X; da for account. >4',' aM)^; Ore twenty bonds
or 1643, old, 105%; da da, 1887, 108%; ten forty
bonds, 107%; new lives, lofl %; Krie, common shares
12% a 12% ; do., preterred shares, IB. A large failure
Is reported In Cardiff, Wales, in the corn and provisions
trade. Liabilities said to be ?100,000. Amsterdam ad
vices report Northwest preferred at 57%.
railroad uonus.
In railroad bonds the transactions were small outside
of the St. Paul issues, which were strong, firsts selling
at 116%, La Crosse d.vision at 104 %a 104s stid con
solidated sinking funds at 93. Chicago and Northwest
ern firsts wero in demand and sold at 103 %, do. consol
idated coupon gold bonds advancing to 92%. Central
Pacific* rose to 109%, do. San Joaquin Branch to 92%,
I'nion Pacific firsts to 106%, New Jersey Central con
solidated firsts to 106, and an odd lot of Fort Wayno
third at 103.
Tho latest bids were as follows:?
Albany and eusq 1st....11*1 t.TvveATolsf 108
Albeuv wiiti mi?4 2*1. .liHi^ t'lvw .* 7ol uew b ..KM
Albany and tiusq 3d luj Clave, P villa k A. old.. 11/7
Iks, liarl A Kris 1st . 19 Detroit, Monroe I Tot .102%
Huston Hart A Kriegt.. 21% Buff A Erie new lot
Hur, I'llAil lit 7'k g.. 41 1* BuO A St.no Llue 7's. ...116
I'bes A Ohio tPa. 1st 2r% Kalamatoo A Wld P 1st. "O
t'hlcagu A All sink fd... ll>i l.nkv Shore dlvidoud... 11*3
Chicago A Alton 1st.. .118 Lake Shore con cp Int..107%
Chicago A Alton Inc.... Hi i Lake- Shore i-ou rgl>l..li'4
J olio t A Chicago 1st 11 < Marietta A Cinriu 1st... 103
St L, Jack A Cliic let . lusts Mich Cent con 7'i, 188.101
Chic, Bur A y * pc let.118% Mich C litB'a, '82, tf.,112%
Chi, K I A Pac 1st 7's II1% N .1 Southern 1st. 7's... 20
C. K 1 A Pe fin W a.'95.1'JU% N V i entrsl O'e, 1887 103
Central of N J 1st new .III NY Cen it's, real estate. 100
Central of N J let con..116 N V t en IV tub IK)
Cen of N J con* 1*8 N" Y Cen 1st m, r 114
Lcblgh A W B con g'd.. 91*4 Uud K7'e, 2d in, ?f. '83.110
Am Dock and Imp bdt. 100 Harlem 1st, 7'*-, coup... 1)7
Mil A Si* let, 8'?. P 0.11*' Harlem let, 7's, rag. ... 117
Mil A s P id, 7 3-10, PD 90 North Mo let 98%
Mil A St I* 7'., g. It D 102 Ohio A Mut cob if. 98*,
Mil A S P let. La C dlv.H'4% Ohio A MUs con 9e%
Mil AS Peons I ..98 Ohio A M iu 2*1, cou. ... 69
Mil A St P id. C AM... 94% Cen Pacific gold bonde.. 1?9%
Cbl A N W sink fund.... 107 Cen Pacific. Sau J or.. 9*2*,
Chi A N *V interest 103 Cen Pacific. Cal A 0,1st 93)*
Chi A N W 1st 103 's Vt'cYtern I'a. ifle fit... 10:
Cld A NW cp guld bds... I niou Pacific 1st 1*6',
Peninsula 1st, eon 100 t.uion Pacific I g, 7's....1U*'S,
Chicago A Mil 1st...... 104)4 I nlon Pacific sink fund. 89%
Winona A St Paters 1st 83 Pacific KK of Mo 1st.... 93%
Wiuuna A St Peters -d 7'? Pacific KK of Mo 2d ... 81
C, C, C A I 1st, 7's. s f 119% Pitts. Pi tV A Chi 1st. 120
Del, Lack A West 2d.. Hot pit is, Ft *V A Chi 2d... Ill
Morris A Ksscx 1st 117 Pitts, Ft W A Chi 2d.... 10 <%
Morris A Ktu>ex 2d 110)* Clove A Pitts con sf 108
Morris A Kssox 7's. '71. 105% Cleve A Pitts 4th luf>%
Mor A hss 1st con g'd. . 103.% St Loala At M 1st H I %
Krie 2d, 7's, 1879 103% Alton A T II 1st ....III
Erie 3d, 7's, 1883...., 103% Altou A T II 3d uf 91%
Erie 4th, 7's, I8?0 102 Tol. Peo A War, K D ... 81
Krie !>tl?, 7's. 1888 103 Tol, i'eo A War, W D.... 8 >%
Long llock honds K6 lol A Was 1st, ext 93
Huff, N Y A Erie 1st, '77 88 Tol A Wall '2d (*0
Buff, N Y A K, large.... 88 Tol A Wah, eons, conv.. 37
Han A St J" cou 79 llan A Naples 1st 33)4
Dub A Sioux City 1st. ..10o% Cruel West 1st.1888... 91
Dub A 8 City 2d dlv.. . 'tOo% Uuincy A Tol 1st, lSStu'..' f>3
Cedar Falls A Mluu 1st. 8) III A So Iowa 1st 6->
]ud, Hloom'11 A W 1st.. 27 lian A Cen Missouri 1st. 84%
Mich South 7 p c, 2d 102 West Colon bds. 1900. c. 99%
Mich So A N I s r 7 p c. 10il*4 West I'niou bds. 1900,r. 99
Till PXITID STATUS IKKAIl'RY.
The gold paymeuta ut the Sub-Treasury to?day
amounted to $B7,00U lor bonds and interest.
The silver payments amounted to $23,274, of which
$10,274 was 10 130 applicants under $190 limit} the
premium on small change runges from 1 a2% purr
cent.
?AMU SHARKS.
Bank shares were neglected. The latest bids are
annexed:?American Exchange, 10B; Central National,
102; City, 300; Commerce, 113%; First National, 200;
Fifth Avenue, 210; Fourth National, BO; Hanover,
73; Leather Manulacturers', 130; Maubattan, 120;
Merchants', 112; Merchants' Exchange, 100; Metro
politan, 123; New York, 117; NintU National, 30;
Phoenix, 92; Republlo, 79; St. Nicholas, 98.
STATE HON us.
Slate bonds at the board were % lower for Missouri
long sixes, and otherwise firm, with business In Mis
souri sixes of 1878 and Tennessee sixes uew. District
of Columbia 3.66 bonds sold at 70%'.
IMVRsTMKXT SUAUKS.
In the Investment Iiuoof stocks weakuess was shown
by Delaware und Lackawanna, which declined from
106% to 103 a 104)4, closing al 103%. Jersey Central
followed in quick pursuit al 77% a 77% a 78 a 77 a 76%
a 74% a 73%. Rock Island wus firm at 107% a 100 a
109%. Illinois Central brought 87 a 87%. C.. Ci, C.
and I., 44 a 46 a 43. New York Ccntrul, ox-dlviaeud,
106% a 107% a 107%. Delaware and Hudson, 106 a 103.
Pennsylvania Coal, 260. Wells Fargo Express, 80.
American, 38 a 38% a 38%. Pittsburg, 82%.
TUB RAILROAD WAR
presents no new feature*. It liu uow lasted for neanv
two months and the motive lor a settlement is dally
diminished by the malting of contract* with tho prin
cipal shippers, both Kaat and West, to transport
freight at existing.rates lor a period extending lrom
six months even to a year. A glanco at the tables
below will show bow severe and biltor the tight has be
come. The rales of January and February, 1875, are
those that word flxed by the compromise of the rail
roads after the cutting that lollowed the opening of the
Chicago Branch ot the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
during which tho rate on grain to New York was
reduced to thirty cents.
BATKS OX WKBT BOCXU VBBIGUT.
1st 'Id 3d 4th sp'l
c Id**, class, class, cast, class.
January, 1876 $1 00c. 70c. Otic. 45c.
June, 1370 -he. 25c. 25c. 10c. 16c.
From tho West thero is little to come except fourth
Class and grain, which In February, 1876, were 35
cents against 20 now. The rates given lor 1876 are
nearly 60 per cwL below tbo average rates prior to
1873.
While tho foregoing are the all rail ratas to and from
Chicago as published, and at which long contracts have
beeu made?the rates to and lrom Intermediate and
competing point* being made upon this basis?It Is as
serted that In special cases a rebate bas been made
from even tbeae low prices. On west bound fourth
and special classos, by rail to Buffalo and thence by
lake to Chicago, tIn*rates are 11 cents. And on grain
from Chicago to Buffalo tho rate ta 2*4 cents par bushel
by lake, thence by canal to New York 6 cents more.
rutnaosiPniA stocks.
The following are tho Philadelphia Block quotations
at three o'clock this day:?
Hid. Asked.'
City sixes, new lbsjf 100
l ulled Companies ol New Jersey 140 141 >4
Pennsylvania Railroad 6d>,' uz\
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 44*4 44*4
I-obigh Valley Railroad <k> 60*,
Philadelphia and Er e Railroad 18', ISi,
Northern Central Railroad 3334>4
Lehigh Navigation 40', 47
Lehigh Navigation gold loan 10314 104
MIXING STOCKS.
The following table of prices ol the prominent gold
and sliver mining shares, including the opening price
to-day, as received by telegrnpb from ban Francisco, Is
furnished by Ur. William Ward, Drexel Building:?
June 15. June 16. June 17. June 19. Changes.
Alpha 50 52 47 47 Declined 3
Belcher 17 17 17 17 ?
Ue>t A Uulcbcr. 63 4w 4" 47 Declined 0
Caledonia t? u I) 8 Declined 1
Calilorma. 76 75 74 75 Declined 2
Chollnr Polosi. 83 81 81 Oil Declined !'?
Con. Virginia.. 63 64 61 60 Declined 3 !
Crown Point.. M 11 11 11 Advanced 1
KorekaCon.... 11 11 11 11 ?
Could k Curry. 16 16 14 15 ?
Hale Ac Nor a. 6t *11 10 10 Declined 14 ;
Imperial...... 7 7 0 0 lis lined 1 '
Justice 22 24 23 21 Declined 1 !
. Kentuck 12 12 12 12 ?
Mexican 20 27 25 2i! Declined 3
Oplur 52 53 60 50 Declined 2
Overman 65 68 54 65 ?
Raym'd tt Kly. 10 0 0 0 Declined 1
bavagc 10 10 18 13 Declined 1
Sierra Nevada. 13 13 12 12 Declined 1
Stiver Hill.... 7 3 8 8 Advanced 1
Union Consul . 11 10 10 10 Declined 1
Yellow Jacket.. 20 31 30 30 Advanced 1
?-lock increased Ave nttr sbaree for one of old.
Tho following are tho closing quotations received
lrom San Francisco by telegraph
cauroaxu stxixo stocks.
California
? ugregaied Helcber..
? on. Ini|
Mexican
571,
Crown Point
71
Yellow Jacket
... MM
70
Alpha
48 V
lie.c her
Confidence
... 17
10 v
Sierra Nevada
...
51
Kxrht-qOer
. .. 16
25
? Ivernisn
15
Justice
44 \
Caledonia
...
0?
Hal*it Norcross....
XRMOBAXDl'K.
The St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway
earnings (estimated) are as follows:?
June 8 10 16, 1378 161.318 67
Juno 8 to 16, 1876. 40.702 30
Increase. $11,615 38
January 1 to June 15, 1376 $1,380,361 20
January 1 to June 15, 1175 I.l6u.u54 GO
Increnae. $233,404 60
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRMER?FUTURES l-8c. A
3-l6o. HIQHEB ?FLOUR DULL?WHEAT FAIRLY
ACTIVE?CORN QUIET?OATS DULL AND
LOWER?WHISKEY QUIRT AND NOMINAL?FORK
FIRMER?LARD FIRMER?PETROLEUM FIRM
ER?SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET?ROSIN
QUIET-OILS QUIET -FREIGHTS STEADY COF
FER STRONG?SUGAR FIRM.
Monday, June 10?6 P. M.
? The merchandise markets wero dull almost without
exception and prices fluctuated continually, though
comparatively law Important changes occurred
On 'Change (lour was dull. Wheat wus fairly ac
tive, Put at lower prices. Corn was quiet and un
changed. Oatt were dull, Irregular and lower. Whis
key was quiet and nominal. Fork and lard were flrtner,
but nut active. Freights were ateady. Cotton on the
spot was lirmer. Futures were )*c. a 3-lCc. higher.
Codec was firm. Naval mores were generally quiet. Oils
.were quiet, l'etrolrum was strong and active. Sugar was
quiet snd firm.
Corrsa.? The market Tor Braxllt wst firm, but quiet;
3.740 hags Rio told late on Saturday at Baltimore, ex It. 0.
Wright, on private terms. The stock bert tonight It
107,422 bags; at Galveston, 4.U00 <lo.; at New Orleans.
if.AUIdo.; at Mobile. 4.'*JO do.; at Savannah, J.OUOdo. i
at Baltimore, >>1,34 du., afloat and loading for t inted
States to May H, U.4R" bars; purchased lor United "Rates
States to May ?, J4.4WH bars; purchased lor United Mutes
to June 17, Il4.i*>> hags We qnote Ordlnarv carjoe..
lftt.. !?lr do., Iflfigc.: good do . 17tie. . prime do., I'mC.;
| a lfl\e. " ? "
extreme range for lota, I4%c a I-s\,r santo. tstlr to
good, ltllae. a 17c.. sold, oiuutydavs; Java, gorernmeul
hags, 3Ue. a 32c : do., grasa matt, due a 28c. ; Singapore do.,
inc. a 2tJc.; Oeylwn, 10%#. a IrtQe.; Maracaibo, I t',e a
iwc . Legnayra, lo',c a i"fie.; Jauialca, 16e. a 17c
I iitiniiiud I AlAn is 1 fa-< - Pnrin Kistis 1 Mat sa 1Mla.e I
Doiiiiugo, 14Uc. aloe., i'orto Kico. 1*?, a l"v',c.. Uosta
Kica, 17e. a iuc.; Mexican. lBQe. a I8e.; Manila. 17c. a
IS#.. Angostura. 17c. a ISe.; SavaatUn, 14>4c. a ISc.:
Curtroa. I4)?c. a 17c.
i ottox. ? lbo market lor Spot was firmer lutone.lmt
?luotabiy higher Futures were S^c. a 3-1 tie. higher, closing
Arm The nosing prices to day compare wi.h Hsturosy'a
prices a. follows:?
A-ifurd.jy, ./uh< 17, Monthly. J-use I'd.
June.... I'd a U 132 June 12', aid fi-32
July 1J 1-33 a IJ t?-l2 July 12 6-33 a 12 3 I it
August.. 13S a 13 6-33 Aurusl. . I <>4 a 13 V-33
Sept. .. 12 3-32 ? 13% Sept. ... U 7 32 a I3Q
October. II I6-IU a 11 3t 83 (ictnher. 12 l id a 12 3-33
Nov IIU a- Nov... 11 31-33 a IJ
Dec UK a- Dvc .... 12 31-33 a 13
;an II 31-82 a 13 Jan.... 12 3 12 a 12%
Feb 12% ? 18 6-32 F eb 12 7 12 a 12 U-33
March 12 II 33 a 12 .'.Hi Mareh . . 12 II 33 a 12 1 .'.'-Sit
April ... 12 13-3 a 12 1.32 April.... 121, a 12 dirt
May. . 12 17 32 a 12 'J-Id May.... 12% a 12 11-10
?Quotations are based on American staud-.ru 01 classifica
tion, and on cotton In store running In quality uot more
than half a erade anere or below tile grade quoted .?
UpUimt*. a'uhime. M. Grists**. rerun.
Ordinary *1110 Hint) Hliitl
sinel ordinary UQ b% l>% #>,
Good ordinary lu 1-10 10 110 I'l t-l? 10 3-lti
strict good ordinary. !'>% lo\ 111% Id*,
Low middling II 3-10 II 6-10 II 7-Iti II 7-10
Strict low mtdtittug.. Ilk n't 12 12
Middling 12 , 12', 13 fl-10 12 6-10
?feed middling 12f, I2)g 12?, 12',
Mr let good middling. 13', l.i'a l.V, 13'
Middling lair 13', 13', 13% 1.0
Fair ^ IV, ? 14% 14% Id's
?
?Ftaiavd-Uood ordinary. 8%a ; strict (M ordinary.
I low middling, 10>jc.; middling. ll>?e. Spot sales were as
[ follows:?
fu-Aijb. Sut. K rnutjj. Tu'&t.
Export ? l.utt)
Consumption . 123
, Speculation 15 to) 415
J Total iss 2.14** 2.236
?UtllTcr?d on contract, l.HtlU bales. iror tutor# <l?lirtrr
th# taiss war# u tollow#Saturday, aflar ou# F. M ?
July. 100 tales at 12c.. 200 at 12 l-32c. . August. 400 at
12 llflc, 3011 Ut 12 3-.2e.. 200 at l'JVe.. V*) at 12 5 32c.;
cepteuiber, l()> at 12 1-tOe.; October, 800 at 11 29-32#.;
November. ItO at 11 13-16c. ; December, IUU at 11 2T-12e.
Tola., 2.300 balea. To day, tip to two 1*. M.?June. 2<J0 at
12 1 10c.. 30O at 12 !&., 100 at 12Wc.; Jnly.
1.2i?J at 12>*c.; August, - It*' at 12 8-32c.,
Hi*) at 12 3-IUc.. l.UXi at 12 7 32c., "00 at
12 3-16c., 100 at 12 7 32#.. 3t*J at 12'4?., HOo at 12 7-32c.,
9i*J at 13'4c., 2tto at 12 7 32c, 4UU at 12'4c.. 1,0*1 at
12 7-32e., 2f?) at l'J'ic : Keptember. Hr.'at 12 l l?c.. SO ' at
12 5-32c.. Hi to at UU-Ibc.. UJO at 12 7 ?2e.; October. "00
at 12 1 2c. Total. 0,7U> oalca. Urarnl total, 12.70U bal*>.
Thatweclpta at the porta were a* follow*Ualraaton. 100;
New Orleans. 1.974; Mobil#, 65; (savannah. 332: Cliarlva
ton. 23; Wilmington. 5; .Norfolk. 581; New York, 99;
Boston. HO; Philadelphia. 42. Total, 9,371 bales fill*
day laat weak. 2.303. This day last year. 2.338. Total
alucv September 1. 4.041.01S bales. Cotton treighi* closed
as follows:?To Havre, by steam, 'fcc.. compressed. To 11am
bu(g. by steam, 'sc.. compressed. To Bretnan. by steam,
. Jtfc.,compressed. To Llvurpaol, bv steati). 5-ltic.; bv sail,
t?32d.
I loch aMuGaam.?Racalptt?Plour. 13.75U bbis.: wnaat,
291,674 bushels; oats, 11U.9HH do.; corn uieal 570 bbls. and
3H.J sarka; Corn, 114.401' bushels; rye. 3*2.413 d><
T'ti n llcur market was dull. but without de
clued change. 'the sales ware I2,<00 bbls., in
cluding State. Western and Southern, at the annexed
quotations. Kye rtonr was unlet; annul 3<xl bbl<. sold at
63 50 a 85 -0. l orn meal ? us unlet; l,fkjf) bbis. suld ut $3 30
a $3 33 lor ilrau.iy wine, anu 82 65 a 83 25 for Western,
Jersey anil Feunvylv aula yellow, VVo quote ?
No. 2 state ; #2 75 a $3 40
superfine State 4 00 n 4 40
Kxtra Male 5 tsj a 5 25
Choice State 5 25 a d l*)
Superfine Western 4 no a ? 40
Extra Western 5 OU a 5 25 |
Minnesota 5 35 a 7 00 I
Itound hoop Ohio, abippint; I rands 1 HI s 5 25 j
Round hoop Ohio, trade brands 3 50 a 0 50
Family ... 7 i*> a 6 SO
St. Louis, low extra 5 00 a tt 00
St. Louis, str tight extra t) 50 a 7 00
St. Louis, choice double extra 7 00 a 6 25 j
St. Louis, choice laiuily..,,. 6 25 a 9 50 I
llye Hour, tine to superfine 3 70 a 4 20 '
southern. So. 2 Sod a 3 73 I
Southern, tupcrllne 4 00 a 4 50 I
Southern, exu a. 4 V*) a 6 75 i
southern, family 7 Wis 9 00 '
Corn meal. Western 3 00 a 8 25 |
Corumoal, Jersey 3 o 'a 3 25 |
Cunt meal, llruudy wine . 3 10 a 3 50 |
Corn meal, uuneueous .201*) a 20 50 I
?Wheat was in fair demand, but at lower prices, and the
sales showed a decline ol email le. per bushel, and in some
cases eveti more. Tne market was irregular and prices, to
a arual extent, nominal, the sales were about 25,1,000
bushels, at 07'tc. for uuauuud No. 5 Chicago. $1 a 81 06 lor
ungraded spring. 81 15 a 81 16 fur No. 2 Chicago, 81 17 lor
soli No. 2 MllwuuXoe, 81 19 a 81 20 lor prime do., 81 20 tor
ungraded Minnesota. 81 12 lor unsound Chicago, 81 28 a
8131 tor No. 1. Included In the above It 5o,UUO outhelt
prune N-? 1 Minnesota at 81 111. Corn was qu el but Urra
lor prime mixed. The sales were annul 105.UJU bushels at
46c a 53c. for damaged and heated 57!,'o. a 5-h;. for ateauier
mixed, 6o>tc. tur mixed. 50c. for low mixed. 53c, a 54Si-'- fur
an gran- and n3c. for white South' ru Oats were dull,
irregular and lower. The sales amount d to about ;tu,is>i
bushels HI 3t)?c. a 3-'>c lor rejec.id. 37o. lor No. 2 white,
43c. lor No. I wl ite. 33c. a 43e. lor Ilia range ol rnixod. 30c.
a OU.SjC. for the range ol while, tDc a 43c lor rnixod Male,
4Uc. a 40V,.-. for wl Ite State mid 40c. for No. 2 Chicago,
ltye was quiet. Hurley and barley malt were dull
HKMt* i.xn .lift*.?The market was quiet. Wo quote:?
Aiuertcuii dre ted, $190 a 82 O lor single, 82<k) a 8225 for
?loiible and 8120 a -t 125 lor rough: Manila hemp, *40.. gold;
Russia, clean. $2011 a $21 .gold, Italian. $u7.j a$2*0, gold;
Jute. 4'uc. ao'sC., eurreucv; Jute bulls, 2 ,c., cash; M.al
hemp. 4Vc-. guld;lstle, laC. a .-^c., gold.
MoLsasks was : enerally quiet. We quote:?Cuba, centrif
ugal anu mixed. 22c. a 2ne.; ciayed. 23c. a 33c.; do. mus
covado reniting. 30c. a .>4;.: do. grocery, 3-c. a 40c..
I'orto Rico, ..he. a fete.; English Islauus. 3-c. a 5oc. ;
New Orle.ns, fair to good. 4Fe. a 52e : artme to choice. 55c.
a 5Sc.
Nsvsl Storks.? TI10 market was generally quiet and un
changed. We quote:?Splrlls'iurpenliue, 3"l#e. a 31c.
Rosin? common to good straiued, 81 65 a 81 75. Tar?
Wuthingtuu. 15 a $2 25. Advices from Wilmington
were at lollows: ? Ifusln firm; strained, $1 20; good
strained. 61 25. Tar steady at'Sl 00. Turpentine steady *.
soft, 81 60; virgin, 82; spirits, 27e. hid.
Turd. AjL> it.
Rosin 32.910 797
Tar 555 2
Turpeuliuo 1.104 3
bpirtls U.87.1 25
Oila.?The market was qoieV We quoio Linseed, casks,
5tic.; cottonseed, eruor, 40e. a 42c. ; Southern yellow. 4Hc.
a 5oc ; yellow winter. 5Hc. a 3Sc.: white winter, 65c.; lard,
preseut make, 9 u\ a 95c.; sporm, crude, 61 37; do., bleached
winter, fl 70; do., uatuial do . $1 05; whale, crude. North
ern. Hoc. ; do.. Southern. 5.5c : bleached winter, 'lie. a 72c.;
olive, casks. 81 17k, a 81 22)#; do., cases, 84 35 a 84 40;
winter, bleached full 4Hc. : crude itsh. 35c. a 37c.
Fktholuvm.?The market wae active and firm. We note
sales of 15,000 bbls. rellned at 14Sc aud 10,000 oases at
ISO. There was a rumored sale at Baltimore of 5,0.*) bbls.
retlued at 14Hc. The closing prices were as follows;?Crude,
iu hulk, S*,c.; do . In bbls.. lie.; reliuod. In bbls., 14)*c.;
do., cases, 16c. Refined at Fhiladelpliis, IT'-gc. ; no. at lial
tlmore lltgc. Advices from the Creek acre nt follows:?
1'arlter's. qulot sud dull: butted, fl L'ntun. $1 H7){;
shipment. $2 2ii; Oil Citv quiet and hrnt, $1 961# bid, 83
asked; I'tilted, no transactions; shipment. 82 20.
1'auvisio.Na.?Receipts?fork, 120 bbls.; lard, 1,547
tierces; cut meats, 152 packages; bacon, 1.161 boxes; beef,
13M tierces, H7 bbls. and 3-hI cases. The pork mark t was
firmer but very qntet, closing at the second "call" a* fol
lows:?June 819 uo bid. 819 60 asked; July, flU 75 bid,
819 DO asked; August. 819 HO bid. 82o asked; September,
819 65 hid, 820 20 asked: October, $U' 20 bid. 819 .M)
asked The sales were 500 bbls. at $19 60 for July;
200 bbls. prime tuess sold at $19 25 a $20, and 50 bbis.
family mess on private terms; 2?.M bbls. spot uie,s sold at
$19 1*1 a $20. cut meats, were qulst, with sales of M?
plcaled shoulders at He.. H.uOO lbs. pickied bellies at 10tte.,
and j.liUI lbs, do., heavy average, ou private terms. Fre-.lt
hams were quoted at lOJ^e. a I ic.; pleated do. at H Ue. a
11*40.; fresh bellies at J*,c. a 10c.; pickled do. at 9>4c. a
1d}#c.. and boxed do. at Ul#r. a lie Hacou was firm but
quiet: 25 boxes city long clear told at 1 Ic.; 25n bnxel long
clear sold lit Chicago at 10c. Ileef was quiet and tin
changed. Wa quote:?Barrels?Extra mess, 8i2; plalu do.,
#11; packet. $.4. Tierces?City extra ludia ut ess. 823 a
$24; India mess, $22, and prime mess, $20. Hoof liaius
were dull at $22 a $21 fur prime Western Smoked meats
were quiet at 13J,c. a 14c. fur hauls and 9J4C. a 9)#c. lor
shoulders. Lard was firmer, wttli a fair busluess. The clos
ing " call" prices were as lollows :?Jline. $11 92y# bid,
$11 97J2 askod: July, f 11 90 bid. $11 Ojasked; August.
$12 bill, $12 .OasKcd; September, $12 15 bid, $12 20 asKed ;
October, $12 25 bid. $12 4-1 askuu. the sales were about
12,1**.) tierces at $11 DO, 811 92J$. $11 95 for July;
und $11 57 J,: $11 9.1, $12 OJJjl, $121)5, $12 D7J,. #12 10 and
$12 12)8 lor August. Spot salve were 100 tlcrcet city at
ll',c. and I.2UD tlcrccs W.-.tcrn at #11 PO a ill 95. Re
fined w as quoted at I2',jc. for South America. I2l4c. for the
Coutluent and II l,c. for Cuba; 25o tierces sold for the Con
tinent at I2'4o. Butter was quiet at 20c. a 26c. for Stale
and 15c. a 20c. for Western. Cheese was quiet and steady
at 10c. a HJHc. lor fine to fancy Mate and 7c. a 9)ic. for lair
to good do.
Kica was steady, with a fair lobbing demand. We
quoteCarolina, fair to prime. Uc. a U'4c.; lamtslana,
lair to good, 5t4c. a 5t#c. . do , prime. 5)#e. a tic,: Rangoon,
f.ilr to good, Uc. aUV4e ; I'atiia.good, 7',c a7\e., gold: Kan
goon, in bond. 3&,c. a JVe , gold.
Si'iiaK.?The market lor raw waa firm. We hole salea
of 27 hliUs. I'orto Rico at 6 1-lbe ; 226 hints, aud
2UO boxes niotaasrs at 7VC. a 7x,u. We quote ?
Fair to good refining, i}{c. a He : Cuba, grocury,
lair to choice. H)#4. a H'jr ; do., centrifugal, hlids. and
boxts, Noe. H to 13, 8!4c. a '.'Sic.; do., molasaes, hlids. and
boxes, 0J4c. a 7)ic.: I'orto Rico, rebtung. cominna to prime,
7c. a 6(,c.; do., gtocery, lair to choice, e'^e. a H>,c.; refined,
standard A. I'J&c. a 10c.; oil A, a 0*4c.; crushed, 10)tc.;
powdered. 10)#<-.; granulated. lo'Jc.; cut loaf, 1054o.
Stk.vRI.xx?1 be ntarke. wus dull.
Txliaiw?Receipts, .'01 hhds., 31.5 bbls. and 5 casks. The
maiket was very dull at H^gc. for prinio. salas 75.U.X) lbs.
at 6*4c. ami 20l*KJ lbs off grade at H)#c.
WtiiSKKT.?Receipts, 273 bbls. wolsacy. The markot
was quiet and nominal;."*)bbls. choice sold at $1 12)#,
FuxtaiiTa.?There was comparatively no change to th*
market gvnerally, with a lair business accomplished. The
engagements wareTo Liverpool, par steum, 400 bales
cotton at 5-Idd.. >5,000 bushels grain at 7)#d. a 8d.; 3,DUO
packages provisions within tho range of 4<)s. a 42s. 6d. for
bacon ami 50s. a 55s. for cheese, and by sail 2H,ik*i btishela
grain at i'5,d. aUXsd.; 2AC)uhda. tallow at 25x To London, by
sail. 1.1**11.bis Hour at 2s. 6d. and per steam 24.01 JO bushels,
grain at DlgtL tloiba. To Hrislol. per steam. If*) tierces beef
at us aud a small quantity tallow at 45s.. and by sail ?2,i*)U
buvbels grslu at 7f(d. R 7 ,'4d.; 300 tons oil cako at 21s. 3d.,
und 7>i hhd-. tallow at IIOs. Ilto charters comprised ?An
Austrian bark, hence to Cork, lor orders, with 3.A0D
quarters grain at ?>(. ?d. and ?10 grutuity; an Italian bark
(relvll. hence lor same voyage. Willi 3,U*J quarters at Ha.;
nu Austrian liark (now at HunJy (look; from HhOudelpliia
to L'ork tor orders, with 4.t>*> quarters grain at Os. lid; two
Norwegian barks, from Baltimore (to arrive) to Cork fur or
ders, with J.Utsi quarters grain each, on private terms: a bark
of oUO tons and n brig 2tA) toils. I rum Huston to Cork lor or
ders. with cruln at Us. 3d.; two origs, with :!,(**) quarters
do., tbvnce to l aip-d Klnedotn direct, at 6s., and an Amer
ican bark thane* to I'enartn Roads lor urlers. with groin
at 3*. 9d ; an Ainark-an brig reported front I'biladelphie, with
350 ton* general cargo to United Kingdom dLi-n. nt Ut. lor
grain, oatutoal 3a. or batum 80s.; an American bur* hence
to li e Herman Baltic with 3.2U) bbls. refined petroleum *t
4e. IO)$d.; a vessel rmn>ired hence to .lava w-ltli esses; a Nor
wegiau bark from Ba.tlmore to hlsinore lor orders with
2.8i?i bbls. ret,aed petroieiim at 5s. 6d.; another thence lor
same voyage with 2,50u bbis. do. at 5s. fid. a brig with laju
tons copper ore Iront a Hpatilsli port to New Vurk ut 9s.; an
American schoouer hence to a Spanish port with tobacco 011
private terms; a Hriilsh ship 1.26.1 tuns lain on the bortb
tor Uristoi 1 using most ut the above o utmiomtiov.
Later?A Norwegian bark Iront Ualtitttoie to the Hattie,
with 1.91*1 bbls teltucd petroleum, at ? a.'Si.; an Italian
bars hence to Trieste, with 3,HO 1 nuls. do., at 5a. ; an Italian
bark hence for *ame port, with 3..Vs> ?ols. do., at 5s.; a
Ocrmau b irk hence to the Baltic, with 2.'**) bbls. do., at
5s an Ital.an bark hence to (llhraltar fur orders, with
2,HI*) bbls. no., at 4a. Oft. and -4c ; to the Mediterranean,
privtlega of Adriatic, 5a. 6d. lor obit, aud 2i>c. lor cases.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
Miwaoxr. Juno lU. liTJL
xxceirra rox t?k r*ar wxxk
Veil'* tint SK"p <lnj
FartU, J3rnet. Cine, Otic". Lamb*. Uiji.
Sixtieth atroet.... 3,4>*? *4 4,li?0 ?
Kurty eighth,treat ? 31 874 733 ?
fortieth ureal.... ? ? ? - 10,584
Jeraey Cu/mkix
Tot kit 7.419 45 3.U7 Ift.tMg 1H, Mii
Kreali to-day 4,474 4 J9.? 0.8.7 7,'I.'J
in ?? k< ? On ? llgiit run of borne i cattle tiring the peat
wee* trade on Mia forenoon waa alow nut Arm, ami when
the taar*eta cloaed IfctTa ware no cattle untold; prlcat did
not advance on tba ciunlBil rait a of luat Irak. Haiti were
a [feeted Iroin H'4c. a lit. par lb., arclalila in, ewt. .i d'* nut. j
Irom M III*, a 5ei lb?. hat been alio* , u uat. At Sixtieth
airuut jrarda T. boatman told for at if 40 can of homed
caltla. ???*;?? at folloa* 1'il'tj-oif" filmjU atrer* at Uc. a
b>4c par IP., aaiulu i cart., acant. 11> ? III aota Metre at
tar lli. arlib a iractiou on par lb.,
weight cart,; 101 llliuofa ?to ra at U^e. par lb,
weight Hi* ?wt. ; *5 Ilduola itaera at 9&C. par lb., weight
7 cwt.. aCant. Ib9 Illlnt.i-altera at O'aC a 10c. per lb.,
aaeiirht \\ cart., aaaut. Hi l.ilaola aieeia at ??V * Inc. per
!h.. weight 7A, cat., ?tiuBtf, 35 IlliBoi* alter* at 10?. per lb..
(H,, W B I J|M B a ? at a?iua||| , '*? ? a ee e eo?.a ~ ? o ? o ?? a a -c*. we a a a#.
weight d tart., T. Wbaaiar told for T. 0. Kaiimau 70 llllnol
?trera at I0l*p. a l'i'4c (Mir b . tropin it cart ; >0 x01 4
Meyer told t..r aalrea I3?i Mill-fed llliuui* at a -ra at S?*a?. per
lb., weight 7 net.; 1-3 IIUBoii tteere at !,c. per lb., welgnt
it-* cart, a 71* cut ; 7i fllinui* rtearu at 0 ,c par io.,
eight 7'e I wt. ; To llliaola ateara at l<tr on lb., u lib $1 on
per need, weight H carl. it. M tea aold fur a it 70 Iniuoi,
ateera *1 10c. par lb., weight (Watt. if. K. IIin hero aold
lor Itanain A I'bompeon 78 a it -1? n etacr* at ;?>??. at t'V ?
per lb., weight 7** cwt., atrvug; 91 llunoia tiecr, ?t n t*c. a
I'o,i' per Ib , weight 7,W cwt., itrong. II s t: nciithai aoi I
" In at
for Morria 4 Waixel* In, utii fad llunoia ateaia at PJgc. par
ib . wricbt 7 cart.; lor it. Vogel II llllnoia iKtrt at U'.c,
head, weight .''4
per Ib , with ."arc. on par head, weight . '4 cwt. t oou at
lliumpeon aold for aalrea Id lliiiida ateara at a 1 . per
lb., weight d cart,; 45 llllnoia atear* at Hie. a lut.c. per la.,
weight bk cart. I'lery A i'ary aold lor J. II. VtllliaoieA
Son ?>H Miaeoarl ataera at Ik* a IU'*c. per Ih.. weight "**
cwt a ? cart. I. Ulllee aold lor tail 1 Hi llilooia clear, at
lOtac. a I Ic. per lb., wrigtil K1* Owl It Joraay i,'ity yaralt
11 W Altai aold tor Murria W aixela Id ilttnuU ateara at
s*4C per ib . avelitltt 7 aart,; 148 tllineU ateara at Pc par
lb . wai.ht 9 cart.; 31 Iittaaoi? >tear> at ti.'Jd- par lb., weight
71* cart. ; .'d llllpola ataera at HVtC. par lb . weight 7,'? cart.;
14 liliiiul* Mr era at U^c. per Ib , with #1 on per head,
weights cwt ; Id llllnoia ataeia at par lb., weight 7
rart. *7*4 cwt. ( Kaim aold lor Kahn a Kuril 15 nulla,
(rota weight I..MP3 Ina. per bead, at 44 Id par cwt.: d nulla
at <),t a t-,c purlb ; IIIoacla at is1** par lb. wi Iglit 7
cwt . lei oxab at da per Ib.. weight 7,1* cwt, atrong. M l.eu
tarbach aold lor Klopfer 4 Oo. 77 Miaiourt atecra
?1 9>lc. par lb., weight ?H awt.- ? ewt..
villi ?1 ou per bend on 17 head: 16 Missouri steers it
9%c. per hi., with 01 on per head, weight 7rwt H. O'Doonell
Ssld lord. W. Allrrtou 1*1 Illinois Moors at !?%r u W%c. per
lb . ? night 7V. cwt. : 32 illiuuis steers at lUo per lb., weight
7% cwt. 5>udlay A Toffsy Mid tor selves 14 Illinois steers
?I per lb . weight 9% eat. Samuels X Kegrnsteiu ?old
for Mires Iftl Illinois steers at 0l4c. a 9*.i\ j#. lb., weight
6% cwt. a 7% rvt. ? >amuel? sold for Morris k Waixles
li*i Illinois steers at tie. a 91,e. per lb.; those sold at tie.
per lh. wore allowed 01 on per head, weight US cwt. a
9". cwt.
ntntae ivo Lxnax?Jttdd X Buckingham sold 397 Ohio
sheep, weight. 37,790 I bt0, at 4%c. p. r lb.: 193 Ohio sheep,
weight 15. Mo lbs.. at 4',c. per lb. '.33 Ohio sheep, weight
19.740 lbs, at tic. per lh.; 133 Kentucky lnuibs. weight
U.rpei lbs, at tike, per lb.: 2K8 Kentucky lambs, weight
I5,640 Ibs.. at tic. per lb.. Sold lor week ending Juae 17,
1876, 4.mil sheep and laiubt. average 04 14 per head. Kase
k Pidcock sold -34 Virginia sheep, weight IH.Wk) lbs.,
at V per lb.: 230 Virginia lambs, weight 12.829 lbs.,
at 8 per lb.; 430 Virginia lambs, weight 23.380 lbs., at
n?r lh . l.'P* lambs, weight H.03O Ihs.. st Hhc. per lb.; IX
iatnhs. weight 1.17U lbs , at H\'c. per lb. ; 128 vheep weight
12.2801 be, at Sc. per lb. Hume A Kllloit sold IX Ohio
sbeap, wsiehl 5,?9n lbs., at-VsC. pet lb.; 101 Ohio sheep,
weight 8,930 lbs.. st 5%o per lb.; 103 Ohio sheep, weight
0 rt'i lb- , at lie. per lb.; 1 >3 Ohio sheep, weight |a.33U Ihs..
at 9%c. per lb . Sold lor week ending June 17. IS7U, 1,110
sheep and iambs, average 01 3d per bead. 753
calves, average t>3 J.i per head. W. Elliott s<d<l
1 '0 Ohio sheep, weight 11,729 lb*., at 5c. per lb.'
10 Ohio sheep, weight 899 lbs., at 5Ug. per lb.. 45 Ken
tncky lambs, weight 2.020 lbs., at 7'.,c per lb.: 132 Ken
turky lambs, weight 9.120 lbs. at 7%c. per lb. . 9 Kentucky
lambs, wcigut ."?UO lbs.. at 8o. por lb.; 225 Kentucky lambs,
weight 13.520 lbs , st 8%o per lb.
Milch klows.? Tuose to hand held 011 sale.
VuaLS ami Caltkx.?No smiioth quality veals to hand
Buttermilk fed calves sold at 4%c per lb., ordiuary quality
calves at 5c. ? 6%e, per lb.
linos.?27 Ohio hogs were sold on live wtlglit; terms not
obtained.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
G alvkstov, Jane 19. 1876.
Totton quiet and steady: middling, ll%e.: low middling.
10%e.; good ordinary, 9,%e. Net receipts. 199 bales.
Exports coastwise, 123. Sales, 115. block, U.423.
New Orleans, June 19. lBTtl.
Cotton firm : fair demand; nnddllng, 11?4o.; low middling.
10%c.; good ordinary, 9%c. Not receipts, 1.074 bales;
groes. L'.iilb. Exports to lbs lontinonl. ?oO. Sales, 2,tXi0.
Htock, cel. 23.
Mosilx, Jims 19. 1678.
Cotton firm: middling, ll)4*e.; low middling, inc.;
good ordinary. HV4o. a Del Net receipts. B5 bales. Sales.
25, block, 12,546.
Savannah, Juus 19. Ie47
Cotton hrtn; middling, lie.: low tuiddliug. ID I I 'c ; good
Ordinary, *14e. Net receipts. 332 hales; cross, 379. Ex
ports coastwise, QkU. Sales, JO. Stock, 4,232.
OnAitt.vutTON, June 19, 1870
Cotton quiet; middling, ll%c : low middling, IO?4e. a
IDT,i- ; good ordiuary. lite. Net recrljits, 23 bales. Ex
ports coastwise. 553 Sales, KW slock. 3,752.
Wilmington, Jane 17. tSTO.
Spirits of turpentine steady at 27c. Uostu steady at
01 29 fur siraiuoJ. Tar Uriu at 01 tin.
iIswkoo. June 19, 1870.
Klnnr steady; No. I spring. 00 75; amber wtuter, 07;
while winter. 67 25 a 07 .A), double extra. 07 75, ctmree
slous are utado ou large lots; tale*. I.- 09 bbla Wheat un
changed. Corn quiet at 58c. Coru meal uurhauged. kllll
leud unchuiiged. t'aual freights?Wheat, 5%c: corn aud
rye. 5c. to New Vork; lumber, 02 to the Huilson, 02 75 to 1
New York. I. a - 0 receipts?tt hept. 17, 900 bushels; lumber, i
2114,000 leet. 'Caual shipments?Wheat, 3.UU9 bushels;
lumber, 532,990 leet.
UcrriLo, June 19, 1879.
Grit hi lu storo?Wheat, 4.50,705 bushels; coru, 2U9.7S4 do.;
osts. 19.505 do.; barley, 13,913 do.; ryo, 2.939 do. ; malt,
49,052 do. Total, SOO.U'JS bushels. Lake roc-iple -Hour,
19.599bbU>; wheel, 44u,0U9 bushels; corn, 143,hhi Jo.,
oats, 02.000 do.; rye, lH.DOO do. Railroad receipts? Flour,
~..?X) bbls.; wheal, 22.UXJ uusbole; corn, 2S,uutl do.: oats,
19.U00 do.; barley, h.Usldu.; ryo. 1,99 ? do. Canal ship
ments tor tidewater?WUeat. 52.9X1 bushels: coru. 58.UUU
do.; oats, 40,0iJI) do. Interior points?Corn, 6.fx)-1 bushels,
ltullroad shipments?Flour, 7,51X1 bbls.; w heat, 54,990 bush
els; coru. KiO.OUOdo.; oats. I8I1X) do.; barley, 3,tX10do.;
rye, 1,909 do. Canal freights lower?Wheat, 5'4o.; corn,
o'4c.; oats, 354c. to New Vork. tolls iuciuded, this is unpre
cedented cheap transportation. Fiuur brut and in good de
mand; vulev l.lXXl bull, at unchanged prices. Wheat in
light milling demand aud lower, sales at 1.400 bushels
w hite winter at 01 .19 a 01 37; 84(1 do. whit* Wisconsin at
01 29; l.tKJi do. No. 2 .Milwaukee at 01 I J; 3.'* I do. red
Ultio utSil 29; 1,29.) do No. 1 huril Milwaukee at 01 08.
Corn ffrtn; sales 01 I <>.0011 bushels No. 2 mixed Western at
52c.; lot.- held at 52%c. at the close; 3.999 bushels by sam
ple, at t*c. a 49c. Oats retailing only; held In store at 39c.
Bye neglected. Pork dull at 019 5' 1 for heavy mess. Lard
dull at 12c. llighwlues dull at 01 12 lor city made.
Tolkoo. June 19. 1870.
Flour steady. Wheat inactive; No. 3 white Wabash,
01 20; Nu. 1 white Michigan held at <1 20,%; extra situ,
01 33; amber Michigan, sput and Juue, 01 21; July, 0122;
No. 2 do , 0192%; No 2 red winter. 01 21; <lo. Davtou
and Michigan, 01 19%; No. 3 red, 01 92; rejected do., Btk'.;
do. Deyton aud Michigan, 85c. Corn strong; high mixed,
63%c. ; June, 52c.; Juiy held at 03%o., 53c. offered; August,
34c.; low mixed, 19%e. ; nu grade, 47c.; damaged, 38c.
(latsQrm; No 2, 33c ; Michigan, 33<4e. Reo .pis?Flour.
259 bbla; wheat, 19.UJO bushels; corn. 20,991 do.; oats.
6,i CO do. (shipments?Flour, l.UUU bula ; wheal, 39.UU9
bushels; corn, 77,999 do.: oats, 3.909 do.
Chicago, Jnne 19, 1876.
Floor qnlst but steady. Wheat 111 lair demand, hut l>?c.
lower; Nu. 2 Chicago spring, 01 93% a 01 94. spot; 01 91%,
July; 01 94%, August; No. 3 Chicago spring, bB'jc.; re
jected, 75%c. Coru active. Brut aud higher: No. 2 at 49\c.,
spot; 46%c., July; 46,T,t\, August; rejected, 41%c. a 420.
Hats I'alriy active and a shale higher; No. 2 at 3o%e., spot
aud J ulv ; rejected, 24>ac. Kye tinner at 7oe. a 7u'?c. Bar
ley quiet at 3?%c. cork unsettled, opened strong and
_ 011 70, (September. Hulk meats steady aud uu
changed. Whiskey Hrmer. but not quotably
hteller at 01 19 asked. Freights?Wheal to Buffalo, 2%c.,
corn to Buffalo. 2V4c. Railroad Irelglits to New Vork, 20c.
Receipts-Flour, 9.0J0 bbla : wheal, 124,090 bushels; coru,
2311.ODD do.; oats, 92.9.0 do.; rye. 11.DU0 do. ; bar.oy. 4,4i?4
do. Hhipinenia ?Flour 13,U(S) bbls.; wheat, l5tl,tX4J bush
els; coru. 359.DOD do ; oats, 138,1X10 00.; barley. 8.XI do. At
the allernoon cull of the Hoard wheal lower. 01 01, July;
01 04%,-August. Corn easlor, 40.*sc., June; 49%c? J"j>'l
46%c. a 4?%c., Angust. Oats lower, 3 St., cash . 30-4c., July.
Cora lower, 019 05, July ; 019 2-5. August. Lard, 011 37%,
J uly.
DAIRY l'RODUCE MARKETS.
Little Fall*, N. V., Jttoe 19,1870.
The market for cheese to-day was the largsst ?f the ssa
sou, prices nearly the saute as those of last week. 5,7i*)
boxes were sold at a range of 9%c. a 19%c., but lasr sales at
the outside figures; most of the sales wero at 10%e. ; 209
farm checs* wore sold at 8c. a 11c.
Less than 190 flrkius of hatter w?re offered, and they were
to to at 22e a 24c. The top price being lor ereaia?ry make
only, while 23c. was the ruling Agure.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
Hxoriuiuicit, R. L.June 19. 187>'>.
Printing cloths are Arm at provlous pr.ces, with bcttsr
demand aud some sales.
HAVANA MARKETS.
11 at an A. June 19, 1876.
Spanish gold, 217% a 217%.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LivKxrooL Pboduck MAtikXT?Litxiipool, June 19 ?
Bvening.?Lluseed oil, 23a 90. a 24s. per cwt.
FINANCIAL.. ^
TTtSXsON ABL^itAfl-.S.-MO.VKY ON LI KB AN D
Endowment Insnrnitce Policies. Mortgages aud other
seeurltiee; tusurance ol all kinds affected with bast 00m
pVnlas J. J. llABItlCIl k CO.. 117 Broadway
A?8TOCK SPECULA VoKS CAN IlkcKIVH A SAMPLE
. copy 01 this week's doiugs In Wall st. free; contains
predictions as to (nture prloes ol slocks, with quotations of
stock privileges for seven to 99 davs aud information as to
best tuode of operating. Address Tl/M BRIDGE * CO.,
Stock Brokers, 92 Broadway, corner W all st.. New York.
AUCltcuUHtmAorN'the EVENING TELEGRAM for the
week ending Jjne 17, 1879.
AOVER1I8INO 20C. A LINR.
Monday. June 12 34,250
ADVERTISING 290. A UNB.
Tuesday, June 13 35,300
ADVERTISING 290. A LiNh.
Wednesday. June 14 37,850
J ADVi RTISINU 200. A LINK.
Thursday, June 15 ? .......... 39,450
ADVERTISING 200. A LINK.
Friday Jans 19 49.190
y, ADVERTISING 29C. A LINK.
Saturday, J une 17 34,350
y. ADVKR flSIN'G 2iC. A LINE. ?
ADVERTISING 20C. A LINB.
Total 230,300
ADVERTISING 20c. A LINK.
Dally average 38,384
Parties go.ng out of the city should subscribe for
rentes g g ^ KVBN1NG TELEGRAM.
30e. pei mouth. ?9 e year; postage jprepitld.
WIDDW sTTlC IT NO A HOARDING |HGl'SK IN A
first clsrs location wishes to meet sitli e gentleman to
Inau ner $1 Got; chattel mortgage and a choice ot rooms,
with good Interest, would be given Address Mn. LoVKTT,
Herald Uptown Branch nihce. ?
/A HOICK INVESTMENTS.
yj 7, 0 and 10 per cent.
City and County
Munteipal Bonds,
Railroad Bonds,
Cltr Rtiiroad Stocks,
Insntance sad Bank Stocks, Ac.,
strictly flrst class secnrlties,
for salo at desirable prices by
ALBERT 11. NIOOLAY A CO..
Nil 43 Pine st, New Vork.
N, H.?Reliable Investments our specialty .5 years.
1/UU SALE?$100,U*J SILVER MINIMI STOCK; OR
r wlllexcbange lii llou of capital. Tor an intar..?i in any
rcspaclable Husmeea . Muck coinprlsat our-Ulth Interest in a
lodiiiji properly In Utah, Incorporated hs re and controlled
by real.lain capitalists; a prospective fort an*; am in ?x
gerieitce.i boohkre.ior; eor.espoitd In different langtiaera,
aril understand tne routine ul commerce Address TUN
MSL. box IM Herald oflko.
IALWaY* have money to loan on mokt
jfeiro Ne.v York city property; eltv railroad Slocks and
Bonds liana''! anil sold li. L. wit A NT, 14i Broadway.
1 MMEDIA I E ANSWER* FURNISHED TO APPL1UA
A lions for loam on city Property at lowest rates.
IIYaTT, 145 Broadway.
JOU.N N. PIRkCK, NO. 5 PINK ST.. LOAN* MuNKY
on New Vork and Brooklyn Heal Estate.
Six per cent money for li rat claai loam
TO UET-THE OLD ESTABLISHED KXCHANOR
nn.l Ranklug Office. Bull's Head Hank building. mod
erate reut t' au energetic party. App.y now. bAML'EL
jylhl'A I ltlOB.
Wanted?eki.ooo on $11.1**1 for kite year* to
hull.t: the money will he well secure J en Hie ground;
no bonus. Address H.. boa IS.) Herald oihee.
4?i r.nn Wanted-foe theatrical comm.
ipl.'JUU nation : excellent artiata; commence staple m
i.er. lineral terms to capltatleu. Addrese alsH.s, boa
4.'J7S Post office. New Yore.
d?o nnn T<> W)AN ?* cedoubted bkou
Ipsa.UUU rtiy, Willi Tair salary lor eoraleet; lumber
preivrre I. Address sM.'L'KI TY. Herald office
Ar n/Wk TO LOAN AT .I PER CENT ON Pi ret
V'/t"UU eiaaa City Prepert. any amount it 7 per
cent. AI.HKltr BELLAMY. Nu. :t Pine at
(OPAIITYKIitlllPa.
'\To. hn wall .a i . NSVf yoke. 3I'NT'??>,'ic7&?
IN Noiiee.?I he Arm ul Marvin A Loniiison it this day d.?
meed by mutim eons ut. hither partner will t.gu .1
llnuidatiun MAKVlN A ROHiNmiN o.oor :e It. ear.I
Marvin. Wm. H. Kobinaonl. The uadareigned have 1I.I1
day lorined a copartnarsblp lor Ilia transact i..n ... a banking
and 1 r..aeraga bualncet iu railroad end miscellaneous n-cks.
I0111.lt and *nld?making a spar tally or railroad bonds and
investment eerurlilti. Incluelse of those not ilealt in at the
New \ork Str-ek Kr. hanj? under the tlrai nam* end style
efliEO 'IK 11. d Alt .IN A CO. Oeorge Howard Marvin,
ot the I tie ftrme at Marvlu Hr?s A Co. aad ?' K. Marvia A
Co. , Edwin K Perkins, inatnoer ol the New York Stock ha
change. W m II. Iluhtaaon * III continue on hit ewn sccoaul
. a cutnmiteioa baameae in etocka, boooa, An, at abaee eu.ee.
I BUSINESS OPFORTTKITIK*.
j 4 tiAMfi.!. a\]? Li'Nt'H k"uu'ifXs p i. i-.x'i/1 u lorC
1 -.I- .'T1!' p">'"? buslu..??, down town, a b.ifc.
I 5*11:. ?ILLUM W Nil AW, 4r\ Rxcbai.x* pl.ca.
A *AIP' CU4Pl,krh. olioiiF, NO?
? ru"n;ntf. tor *ui<'.; purt exchange: a very rar? rlmncc
business. Address MATCH, boa
TJksi I'HI.v, IN THMi '""^TTHT SBlmft fljHB
I "?cT,', l/IiT.'t Consult CAMPBELL,
Partner wanted.?th~5 m and patp rer~of~ 1
popular shirt, r.nitrullu.g a large At trade desirin* i?
reurgaiiiie I tils full, but whose capital It maufflciaut to Jo tiia
trade alone, deairas a partner, either special or aotlv*; tt?a
latter p. .'erred. Address tj. I , box Hi 1 11 -raid utiico.
TJ.vnrXh.lt TO FlKUli ASL INTEREST iN VALUABLE
iinu.r:rL.Jy,v. r'.'V iaou *tupiB- Ro?,u ? A?t..r
rlotiiu uflicn, l'1 to 4 o clock *
piRTNER WANTED?Wl f*H 0 Y.SH I.V AJf
,Tr ?"h manufact uris hu.inert : sjr* Income
P*' ?n"um: tnve?tigation solicited. AdJreaa BUT.
a.>u, Herald office.
pAlt l VKl; WANTED?WITH gi.vsrj TOffJS.UOD COM
Jr. w ..UTLiiS?* ,:,e b,rt ?aanfaeturin* hiiainctsee la thli
city, with BlOrt.UUO trade. Only tlioae inaaiiinir hutixe**,
having ready caah, noed address UALVIX, Herald office.
PARTNER WAXThlD?WHO IS "kRRRUKTIO ARB
haa (1(1,000 or $13,000 to Invest: no agent* or brokers
office *"'wer- Ahdren A. M. Z.. Herald Uptown Branch
UTitilippo^lMiTTV.-roR sale, a good, haHE
Lrodtable Business, well established: t'ooda sold to
merchants and Jobbers otil v ; the proprietor haa oilier busi
ness in same city, and will render tlio purchaser bit aid:
caali required XI,.dai; norm lull a person requiring a good.
"!ci v1"iI1?"n Y' 10 ",U' Audr " lock bp* liU Boai
' 'IKVI'-IIAI.K ivrfcitksr ix i.HiIit ok hum
,, l'u?inv)*?, paying $150 vcuckly profit, curt p?jr perl ia
idlk' * UUt 11,0 b-a'iest. Address CONTROL, 11 a raid
vy ANTh.il A PWtlNKK P. A W K I, I, EST \ ULIS1IKO
i. I'mJ",rt'ttlo" und comiuiailou biisinoas. with a caah
capital of from S.i.iMI to <0.(**l; for a young and aoiart man
a splendid opportunity to icet into a remunerating business.
Dptjw'n"BrnnclMiffl** i,UrrTiuw. A. B.. box 134 Herald
ry ANTED-A YODNO PKINTK7t" JoHHKR, AN 6
n ii 'Wf,lv- w,lh ?*"'?ll eapltai. aa partner. Addrea .be
lit nV " *tuu,lh 'or partlcuinrs, TlluS. K. KLYNN, UM
WANTRD-A PARTNER WITir$IJ.OW? To (13.000 IK
a manufacturing business ol 11 yours' slandiug, bar.
lug a doalrable established trado ; any bnsioesa man wiahlnu
W.'.Hc r a I d olllc. s. uPp""u'"V AMnmTV
S>1 1)00 -1* V; l ,Kli " ANTlil) To KXrKNin
yiiVVUa pnhllshing bnnlnnaa II Parh iww. mneda
jiJ/| onn -MANI h'AOTUitiNll 111'sIXKSS, IN BDa
i? .:V ceaa.ul operation. H years, netlinp M,(fJU to
say per aiiunin; euuipped with all n. ce sary utaehiourr
""''dd' r'?k ur liability; price $8,?IUU
wortb $ld O *>; Is oiforad for sale on favorable terms ihu
owner Pelnc called to Kurope; only M cash required
balance eitsy terms from prollta: every ltd Illy lor atrietost
Investigation. Address nTRADY BUoINKriS, ller.tld office.
S~) 000 "ilsVi" AN" ^-"VICKd KOK RALAKVOf
i|/Oiv/VH I p-JO ) per annum as casmer or auperiiiteiid
ent in some manulactiirlnK "r mercantile eaiauiialnnenti
real estate or good bonds required as security for tbo wouey.
Addross D. T. U., Herald iilBee.
jfelTl OOO ,'N , TI,K VVHoi.KSAI.IC M1LHINERY
Jb'A'A.V/t/(./ business; Partner wanted iu a good bouse
r.i'rsSfnrTJ a*?.! ,t,r,uJ%,Knd tliu b<,Kt ol couuoctious. Apple
to l.lllGfiS Jt UAKL.fc.TuN, HH II mad way.
4s9f) (W)(l -VV'ANihlU," x I'AfVTNKH, WITH TUB
VWy.VUU, above naiuod cash capital, to lako an ae
tire inieroet 111 an esiablisliod and paying business In Baa
rraiiclsco: llrst class rereiences vlven and roiiulred: for thn
right man tblals a rare opportunity. Addross Y.. bo* lud
lioralu offieo.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Waller Li. Whiting, Importer und Johbnr or lancif
goods, ol No. Boa Broadway, aud Wunor U. Townaond,
oilcloth comiiiismou merchant, ol No. lSB Dunne atreat
have madu asaigmucnts for tho benoUt of their credi
lora.
The examination of Mr. Alvln Bunt, Daniel Drew*a
attorney m bankruptcy, which was act down for Bttiur
duy last, before Regiater Williams, of Nu 4 Warren
atreet, baa been adjourned until Thuradity next nt two
r. M. Mr. Drew's examination will probably be held
this week, at bin country resort, iu Butnaui county.
_ ll Is uow said thill tho liabilities ol Messrs. William
Cbccka ii Co., a (joins and jobbers in silk und dresa
goods, of No. 'Jul Broadway, will reuoh $J60 00U
This was contradicted, however, at Ihe store ol' iba
llrni yesterday aiternoon. The llrin hope to make such
nu arrangement with their creditors aa will enable
them to resume their business. Tbey are preparing a
statement which will ahow their oxact Huh lilies and
assets. The euuso of their failure is shrinkage in tha
values ol their stock on bund.
LEGAL COMPLICATIONS.
A complicated case ol alleged conspiracy to defraud
caruo up m the alternoou session of the Fifty,
seventh Street Court yesierduy, in wnich James J. A.
Bruce, of No. 120 Broadway, was tho complainant,
and Thomus W. Wyutt. a lawyer of No. 21 Fark row,
and Wellington A. Carter, a merchant of Nu 42 Cort
landt street, wore the defendants. It appeared thai
Bruce Is the executor for three persons nuiued Kitnua
B. Uruco, Klluso B. Melvin and William C. Stout.
I'a riles Tor whom Wyatt noted as counsel obtalnod ?
Judgment against the estate of those tor whom Ilruce
was executor In the courts of Wcatcbeslcr county
fbr the aura of $80. Mr. Brace knew
nothing ol the proceedings by which this judgment
was obtained. Wyatt, it is alleged, thon procured a
transcript of tbo Judgmout, which be entered In the
County Clerk's office In this city. He next got Sheriff
O'Brien to levy on the premises No. 10& Host Highly.
Urst streoi, which belonged to tbu estate, all Dough
there was sufficient property to satltiy tbo Judgraoul
in Westchester county il tbey had seen III lo seixa
upon iu The house, which was worth $13,000 wul
sold lor $180, and after Mr. Wyatt and his client, Mr.
Carter, were satlslied the remaiudcr was claimed by
the Sbonir. Possession was still to be obtained
however, of tbu house, and this wag
no small difficulty to fel over. But Wyatt
II Is alleged, was equal to the emergency. A man
n .raed Dunn was brought into tho plot, and he leased
the house from Bruce lor a year. Having obinlucd
possession ol it be transferred it over to Wyatt and Car
ter. Then It was mortgaged and sold and resold until
it changed bands several times wlibin a short space
and then Mr. Bruce became ut last acquainted witn
the plot by which bis wards had been swindled. He
oumiueiicod proceedings lortliwith to recover the
house on tho grouud ol couspirncy to defraud and
succeeded, alter a lengthy litigation in the Hu'perior
and Supruinu courts. In obiasutng a judgmeut iu his
favor. Judge Sedgwick, lt is said, lu rendering the
decision characterized tho proceedings by Wvatt and
Carter as a gross outrage. \Vhile the litigation by Mr.
Bruce wa# being carried ou a man named Cotton W.
lluau began an uctiou to fhrclosu a mortgage ou ths
house, so as to coinpiicato matters and prevent iiv that
means the recovery by* Bruce ol the house. Bui thai
edort, like all the others made lo prevent the decision In
Brtico's favor, tailed, and Hie bouse Is uow iu the hands
of lis rightful owner. Mr. Bruco has commenced
criminal proceedings sga.ust Wyatt and Carter with
the view ol punishing them, for be holds them'to he
the principals iu the ullcged conspiracy.
It Is due to tlio defendants to ^tato that they deny
the charge lo toto, und that tbey will, ibey claim lie
ahlo In an examination to disprove the allegations here
made. Wyatt has not yet been arrested, and Carter
was allowed lo go until to day ou tho responsibility of
his counsel.
SUNDAY LIQUOR.
Tho following papor, which has boon circulating for
about s week, has received tbo signatures ol numerous
cilizunt, tho names of the most prominent of whom ars
appended:?
X*W VoRk. June 8. 1*70.
From the ekrlls.l colonial dsv. ths qtiist and order at
Monday in this city and Sialo have i.csn protected by legls.
lation and the salvor Inluxieating drink on that dar baa
beeu restricted vr I'orhidden
Ststl.tlcv shew that puidic liquor aellin/ on Monday has
b.'vn the moat fruitful toiiree of pauperism and disorder
mi*ary and crime.
Tie sentiment of the State baa wlth.tnod all effort* in
Chsna:? the lew In this respect, and It lv the clear duty of all
citrseus, Iroin the Judge upuii the heueli lu the buiubleet
servant vf the law, in give it turdlal support ?
ThU means not only that suitable measure* shall b?
adopted to punish nnrndcrs, hut that persistent and flagrant
violation of In* .hall lie nruvrmod. To thi. end the offieeri
ot the law are clothed with aiithnritv tu arretl summarily
those Who sre seen In the cuinmls.loo of crime, and thusa
whose conduct Indicates a clear i nrposeaad Intent to com*
nut crlinfi
The uii lortlgned feel that llieir aypaathlev and e>-ipera
Hon aliotild M with nil who In the?j dey? -xlilblt ie<tl In lit*
effort M tnfortt din* obedience to the uw. Prompted ny
thai. Infrcxl In whatever r* n.-ernx tii* well being ?f III*
city in wliich liter live. < It ?>? rtr|Mlf>ll; pre** upon the at
toutioii of the proper ttutliurltio* ilia rrurxun iiupii<ail by
?t.ituto upon liquor tolling. and requeat thai aueb inetaurea
?hill be adapted and maintained no will moet ?uoeoufally
t'unipi l reaped and obedience.
>or man White. Chairman; Jamey VV. Beekman, Xelhea
Blalmp. William A. Booth. Robert Carter. Thome# Dure*
tiitiK. Join Klliott. Fredrrick i>. Fetter. Theodore *K.??u,
John 0. Mereninyer. J 1'iarponl Morgan, J. M. Mnrrteoa,
llenrjr A. Uekh >, John E. rirauii*.UuaiavSchwab, William
A > until, Otia D Swan, William Walker. P. H. Wla*
?ton. Ulirar K. Wood, Philip Behalf, W. VV. Altar,
bury. Secretary Now York Kaobatit Committee)
i.eorpe W Lai e. Sai.<uel Sloan. John Taylor Johnetoa
Harvey I'M Benjamin B. Itherman, R. L. Stuart, Crrut
W Field. VV ilium Jeffrey, Alexander Stuart. Roll Ida
Krothera k Co , Tllurlow Weed. Jamea Eennoa, Brown
Bruiheri k Co.. 11. F Butler. Wllllaut Doted. I* P. Morton.
William Elk .i'v, William K. Dodge. Jr. , H. T. Morgan A
Co.. Sawyer. Wallaeo k Co.; Thomaa C. Aetna. M. k. Jeonp,
Painn k i'u., John A. Stewart, D B. Hatch; C. K. Robert,
Amm It. Rno. R chard Irvln, Valentine U. Hall. I. If.
I'bvlpa and llaraea Uray.
A paper, a*pre?aing the same object, ha* bean
tigb*u iiy ineinbara ut Uie iter, among whom an tba
following:?
D. H. Eaton, K. 1. F metier, E. S. Vanwlnkla, Rllleti P.
sheperd. C. A. tlavtaoa, S U. Storra, Chauncey Snadbr,
Wllllaut U. Wililita. J 0. Jaekana, William lallartuu,
Kulaa F. Andrewa, Ueerge E. Chaao. William II. Scott,
Franeie II Weak*. William A. Jcnuer, Edgar Ketehara,
Wiiiiain Mitchell, E. C. Benedict, Denial II. Lord, Hiram
Harney. iie<>rga llotfnian. A P. Man, Oeorge M Fuller.
().. rgo W Homey. William Stanley .Jobn I. batting, A. P.
vv hi teli a ad, K. II. (Jwrn. K. M. Crewall. Kdmund Weimore,
A. S llainvialay. Ir., i harlea Tracy, Wililaag AI lea Bailor,
Jobn I'. Cr .aliy, John A. VV rtkt. David llmrntoa, William
M Puree!!, (harlot J. Butler, I.. K. Chittenden. A. H.
Welllt, Jamea P. Hleckhnrt.. Herbert Ik Tnratr, Oapbaa
Bralnard. Addiaon Blown. William B. Croeby aad i
V? l??~~BEATINoT
At til* Fifty MYontfe Street Court yeaterday Tbomu
Donahue, of Mo. *67 Kirat arenuc, was heM Ml await
111* reault of Mljiiriaa inflicted by blBi oa bu Wife, ABB,
on Sunday afternoon. Me kicked and MM Mat, aa IM
offloer wbo nrreeled bim teau&ed, ta a BMBt aBaaiiBf
Bad brutal staaaer.

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