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FINANCIAL AM COW
1 String and Active Stock Market?Weittm ,
Union at the Front.
GOLD 112 A 113 1-8.
?
' Money on Call 2 1-2 aud 3 Per Cent?Gorexu
roent and Railway Bonds Firm?Investment
Securities Steady?Foreign Exchange Finn.
Wall Strut, I
Wuouuii, J una 2S?0 P. M. ( |
.another icorcher to-Uay, but Ibis lima tbe fiery fur- |
uet <ru In-doors. and the coau of bears alone sullered j
he singeing. Ii must be confessed tbat Jay ?oul<l is j
rather ? hiriate type ol Pbirbui Apollo. But ho !a '
with quickness and effect. He did ho to day and tbe
bears writhed and wilted under the attack a* they
would have done under a physical sunstroke outside.
The symptoms of a turu in tbe market, which were
jut noticeable al tbe close yesterday, were finely de
veloped before noon to-day, and broke out in an erup
tion In l.*ke Shore. Western Union, Michigan Central,
tbe granger stocks, and to a greater or loss degree
throughout tbe wbole list. Tbe first two were, how
ever, eminently tbe favorites, being at onre tbe subject
of the largest dealings and of tbe most important ri?e.
Opening at 66X, Western Union mado Its way upward
steadily, and without halt or hesitation, to 70\, when
il paused Tor a time, ultimately to reccdo to and
so to remain at tbe close.
Tbo unexpected advance has set all tbe street goos
ing as to what? it moan*, and although tlio movement is
put down as the handiwork or tbe little red man of
Forty-third street, brokers are about evenly divided as
to whether bo Is actually short or long of the stock.
Tbe Morgan-Mills party tollowed tbe leader closely
with LakeRboro as a specialty, and Ciirr.ed it up from
Ci tooSX, holding it there al the closo.
Michigan Central, always initiative of !.ake Shore
and to-day havtug the additional impulse ol' Mr. Samuel
Sloan's election to the presidency of tbe cotiipaay,
showed Its metal in an advance irorn SO', to K', al
though at tbe end a shade easier quotations offered.
There was nearly one per cent improvement in the
granger stocks, due to sympathy with the favorites,
and It was enlivened by a little comedy played
betweou tbe Broad street clique and tbe thirty
second brokers, which consisted in tbo party
of the first part sending over on a run
and at the tame moment a dozen or more of the
present who cm dart bia rays !
parties of the second part, cacti armed with an order to
purcbaso or Mil 100 shares or stock. It had the good
effect ot placing many a conmiision wh?re it was
needed, and promoted peasantry and perspiration.
Th? only important storks that sulked and refused to
participate in the general buoyancy were Pac.ilc Mail
aud New Jersey Central The first was almost totally
neglected, and did not vary more than an eighth the
entire session, while the tatter slumped off from 74^
to 73>4, with sales on 30 and tlO days' options at 1 and
2 per cent concession to the cash price.
there was a hardening also in the rate of loanablo
fuuds, S and por cent bolus readily obtained tor ac
commodatlou on call. This Is probably due to the near
approach or the 1st or July, when many bank* aud
other corporate institutions pay their semi-annual divi
dends, and to the <loslre of having tho latter ready at
hand lb the shape or cash.
TfUC SALES TO-DAY,
The transactions in stocks amounted to 20o,000
?hares, or which about 06,000 shares represented
Western Union.
OhK-MMO. HIUHKST AXU LOWKST PRICKS.
The following tabid shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day
. ' Opriiiny. Higk'tL Lou*, si.
New Tork Central 106\ io7'4 io5*j
Harlem 13.s i:? j:Ut *
"rie ]4 J3v
Ukt 8horo & '55
wtboeh.... 2?4' 2* 01
Northwestern 42 \ iTu.*
.Northwestern p re 1 erred... 6? w*
Kock Inland 109-', 1O0?, 1 Uf, .2
'itlsborg *?.; ??
Milwaukee and St. I*aul... 40?^ 411. 40?
Mil. and St. Haul prot.... ??-<, 7?i UH>"
' ulo aud Mississippi lfli, 16; 16S
.Vew Jersey < entral 74 741
l?el., 1-acka. and Western. 1071071. 107 4
Union 1'aeiUc. 03 ?3
C. ?X and 1. Central 4 4 4
Western Union 791;
Atlantic and Pacific Tel.... 17?, lh i-><
I'anflc Mail .2iJ\ g..
Panama .. . 1:19 1;J{, 1;]1J 1
Producers' and Petroleum. 119 119'^ 119
CLOSING KRICM?3 P. M.
'??* " if'-'i C.C.O*! ... 43 a 4.-,
let... #!>', h 7n . u. * * I O. sv a a
Ati A Pec fel. 17J, ? 18 l>el. L A \V. ..".107 *. ? HTS
Vmckttlver.... )4 it l4?i hrte i-,i? T ij
1M " 2 H?n It BtJo..". 13V I 14 w
,Hl* ? 1w H * St J opt.. J* I
IkrLs i, pt. II) n 1?)J? Lake shore 'tlm iii'j
i!'*."!. 'V-'lJ., * 11(? Mleh Central.. 50'J I "f*
' sVl. Jl 5?^ * NY* Harlem l:nij^ * 14J
? S Express. .71 a 73 > Y C * U K..W7? t 107'*'
?-?*'* A? 8?s , tKi KJcea 73w: ? 7a2
IUL, " Im'i Ohio* Miss.. l?i>4 a 17
a ^3'4 Panama 13* * 14G
4?ff i v\"; i 4 " ^ Wab. 25a *
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ADVAKCS AXD SICLIXC.
The following aro the chaagoe in closing prices com
pared with those of yesterday ??
Aovaxcb.?Atlantic and Haeitlc Telegraph. V; Mew
lenu,ali C..C. end I., 1; .Delaware and
Mi ?"'U "i; Hannibal oominon, '4 ; Lake
ibore, IS; >l?ehigan Central, *.; ^o^thwest. ; do.
pmerred, 'i ; Ohio and Mississippi, >f; I'acitic Mail
Si Froduoera* and Petroleum, ; Rock island ? St.
???UK X; do., preferred, ; Wabash, ^ ; Union PaciOo.
2; Western Union. t%. ?;old, '4.
DKcuxa? New Jersey Central,
The real of the market was stationary.
moxit ma bk nr.
Hooey was in fair demand to-day, and call loans were
made on the basts of 2 and a 1* percent, with a close,
however, at S per cent Prime mercantile paper is
qooted at 4 and 4>, per cent. The following are the
ratea oT exchange on New York at the undermentioned
cttlea today:?Savannah, premium; Charleston,
holiday; New Orleans, cotnmereial bank cin
cinnali firmer. 50 dlscoant. and.Chirjigo, par. Sterling
ezehanee was quiet and firm. ?*rime asking rates,
*.(?>? and 490^; selling ratea, 4.87Xa4.8"X and
iMXa4.M. Reiehmarks, M>a a06\' and a M.
tables, Prime Paris, IV. 16 and S.12.V
rum uold vahkct.
Uold was firm and closed at 112^ against 112 at the
opening. The rates paid lor carrying were 1 and 2 per
rent and lor borrowing Uat to 2 per cent
urxnATioxn or ran uolu axrHA>as bank
Gold balances 4gg 054
Currency balances *. l'730'wU
0 ross c learanres _ . 20,840.000
CUUKlMtf HOl'fcS 8TA1KMKMT.
Cnrrency exchanges |4? 414 J4A
.urrency balances 3 7^?>
?old exchanges. ]. 4 399'
Sold balancna. 1.610.4AJ
The specie shipments to Europe to-day amounted to
WW?.00 sold coin.
T?X 0*lr?O STATKS TKI.UICttT.
The tTnlted Mates As?istaut Treasurer to day paid
out 11,044,000 gold for interest and $10,0?s> lor five
twenty bonds redeemed. The sliver payments were
$21,400. Revenue receipts to-day, $2?JU,'j00; Cos torn
receipts, SSOO.UOO; bank notes received for redemption,
tl.OOO.OOQt
?wv*K>ak>r Boxes.
A strong investment dnm.ind is ayoin observable in
those securities, both by banks and individual in
vestors. Prices advanced \ a per cent, ?n?t the aup
?ly was short of the demand. The market closed Orm
u the loiiowing quotations:? United his let currency
tixes, 12Q>^ a 127; do. do., 1M1, registered, 119?, a
uw%; do do, do., coupon, 1*'.^ a 123^; do. do.,
MOi, registered, 1HIJ, a I10^;do. do, do., coupon,
ll'.S"1 da, do., new, registered, 1I7?, a
llT\;do. uo.. do., co'ipou, 120\ a 12br,;o*> da,
1M7, registered, ll#5, a UtV:*4a da, an., coupon,
122*i a 122',, da do.. ISM. registered, 121 a 121,S; "lo
do., do., coupon, 124 a 124)f; da len-lorties, regis
tered, 117a 117J<; do. dm., coupon, 118', a U?>4";
do liven, 18?1, registered, 117), n 117,4, <0 da da,
coapou. 1171% nli;>,
vta tb no son.
Jtsle bonds at the board were \ per ccnt low^r lor
Lootstnna oefens consolidated, and firm lor Tennessee
?isos, old aid new series, nod North Carolina sines eld,
?? WfeMh dealers were eootioed.
BAJft SJtAaKS.
Tbe only aalea or city bank shares weru 10 Hanover
at 80, and Metropolitan at 123.
1KVKHTK K>T HUAtU.S.
Iuvcatmcnt shares were firm. Jersey Central wa%
active at 74 a 74* a :?* a 731% a 73H *
73* a 71*, aeller 80 day*; Delaware and Lack
awanna, 10"a 101 regular, and 104* a 104*?
aeller 80 daya; Rock Island, 109* a 109*; Bur
llngton and (Jomcy, 115; Chicago and Alton, 102*;
Pittsburg, 82* a 93; Now York Central, 105* a 106^
a 107*; Uelawaro and Uudson, 106 ??'; Producers' and
Petroleum, 119 a 119*; Untied States Expr^pa, 71.
TH* rORSiUK MAKKKT.
The London advice* report Contois weak and * per
cent lower. United States bonds being * a * per cent
lower for lead's and lMT'a, and tbe otAr issues steady.
Erie common declined to 12* and the preferred to 18.
To-day is settling day at the Block Exchange; ?93,000
went Into the Bank of England on balance. Tbe fol
lowing are the prices at live P. M.:?Consols for money,
94 a 94 * ; da for account, 94 a 94*; 15H.5 bonds. 106 a
103*; 1887 bonds, 108^; ten forty bonds. 107*; new
lives, lO?Si a 100*; Krie, 12*; Erie, preferred, 18.
! All Continental boursoa are llat to-day, Tbo Pail Mall
GazttU quotes silver at 50 *?d.
KAII.UOiD HON I'M.
In railroad bonds Harlem coupon firsts declined (o
118, and Union Pacific firsts to 100. Union Pacific land
grants sold at 101*, Wostern Pacifies at 102* a 102 V,
Central raclficsat 110, Central California and Oregon
1 branch at 94*, Milwaukee and St. Paul (La Crowe U:vi
sion) at 104* a lot'*, Milwaukee and St. Paul consoli
dated Milking funds at 93',', and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy eights at 120. Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated cold coupons wero firm and in demand at
93*. Milwaukee and St. Paul consolidated sinking
I funds rose to 03J?. Tlio above mentioned bonds are
being taken for Investment owing to the increasing
traffic ob the roads and tlio prospect of higher prices in
July, when the Interest und dividend money Is rein
vented. This applies also to railway mortgages gen
erally, which are strong and only offered lb small iota.
The following arc tbo closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bond?:?Union Pacific firsts, 103* a 10A;
Union Pacific land grants, 101 a 101','; Union Pacific
sinking funds, 91* a 91*; Central Pacific?, 110 a 110*.
The Lehigh and Wtlkesbirre Coal consolidated bonds
| made a further decline to 82 for $5,000 and 81 lor
j (4,000 and closed oficifd at 81* without a bid. These
bonds being guaranteed, both interest and principal, by
: the Central Railroad *f New Jersey the steady doclino
ol ten per sent in their price within the pual few days
is tbe subjcct or general comment and wonder, because
| the directors of tlio latter company are supposed to lie
amply ablo to buy more than would be sufficient to
sustain the price at a lair market value for a good seven
pur cent bond. Of these Londa the Central Railroad of
! New Jersey reported as among its assets on January 1,
1878, $4,783,3i>0. The query on the street is, whether
the bonds offered lor sale are the property of the
Jersey Central or a further issue by the coal company.
KUIIXO I3TKLt.IGK.SC'K.
The San Francisco stock market had another relapse
I yesterday, nearly ail the prominent shares suffering
more or less, and some of them to the extont of one to
lour per cent, tho minor speculative* holding their
own with remarkable tenacity. No special comment
is in ido by the local authorities, and tlio decline seems
j to bo regarded meroly as one o( tho.ie episodes which
| h'olp to give 7.e8l to tha busmesi ami to maintain San
! Francisco's right to be considered the stock specula
! tor's puradi.se. It tho great bonanza mines are not
; ?ioiub' as well as ut any period or their
history we can only sty that the truth in
I regard to tlicm is very Kuecosstiitly dis
. guiseil. Tho bonanza kings, being only human,
I are tuure or loss stricken with a desire to travel, to
, visit our Csotconial, to astonish the moderately
' rich hobiM* of our watering planes and to muke the
< tour of Kurope, and thus their uhsence Is a godsend
, to the boars, giving then) an opportunity to strut
' their brief hour oa California street and feel that
! they are monurchs or all tlioy survey. The daily sv
i crage of tho ore-bearing miucs on tho Comstock lode
' is stated in tons as follow*:?Consolidated Virginia,
.">00; Kelchet. 4.000; California, 300; Ophir 300, Crown
Point, 150; Clio liar Potosi and .lust ice, each 120.
There nre no special items of intelligence from either
of the mines quoted on this market.
CALIFORNIA NlXIXri STOCKS.
The following ure the closing official prices of mining
stocks to-day:?
Consolidated Virginia !>'}? Crown Point 10
California 73 . Yellow Jacket 30}4
Segregated Belcher... TO Alpha 48?*
Opbir ...49 V Belcher 16?{
i,nollar 76 Coniidence 18
lavage 1?V Sierra Nevada 14
Consolidat'd Imperial 61, Exchequer 17
Mexican Overman 57X
Gould It Currr li}4 Justice 22
Best* Belcher 46^ Caledonia 8J{
Hale K Soreross 0
inouni.
The Manhattan Savings Inslltutiou will pay their
flfly-rirj>t semi annual dividend on all deposits on the
1st day of July next at the rato of six per cent, per an
num on sums of $2,000 and under, and five per cent
per annum on sums over $2,000, payable on and after
the third Monday in the month.
We have received from the Stock Kxchange the fol
lowing report ot the Producers' Consolidated Land and
Petroleum Company, which explains itself:?
Bulance net earnings from state
ment or March, 18T0 $115,200-07
Receipts Irotu sale of produc
tion and purchaso oil; net
profits on sundry contracts
and valuo ot production oil
haud nt currcut price, say
$2 26 per barrel. 148,055 55
$200,255 82
CONTRA.
Current expenses for months of
March. April and May, 1876... 50,020 72
Dividend No. 3, ot six percent,
payable July 20, lb:e 150,000 00
$200,028 72
Surplus net earnings on baud on May 31,1878. $57,228 90
The E til Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Company will pay on July 1 not only the interest on
its bonded debt, but the principal of the old bunds of
the KoM Tennessee and Georgia, which were issued ten
years ago an 1 mature July 1. Yho Kast Tennessee and
Goorgis is part of the present consolidated Cast Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia. It speaks well lor the
management of a company that In these times of de
pression snd railroad default It me-ns not only its in
terest but its principal. This company for many years
has been under tho control and management of Mr. It
T. Wilson.
The following sre the spproximste turnings of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway for tho thtni week
la Juno-?
1870 $54,674
1875 49.297
Increase $5,376
tit Lou s, Kauss* City snd Northern Railwsy Com
pany's fstim atcd earnings:?
June 16 to 23, 1870. $39,833
June 16 to 2a, 1*75. 46 076
Increase $12,856
January I to June 2:!, 1876 $1,447,0*37
January 1 to June 143, 1875 1,197.53.1
j Increase $249,534 j
The Metropolitan Savings Bank w.ll pay its forty- |
i sixth dividend, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, on |
j snd sfter J uly 19.
STOCKS AT ACCflOX.
The following were sold to-day :?
ily order of the execstors'?r Ktizaiietb 8. Jones, de- j
CS asset-91 shares Bank of New York National Hank- j
Ihg Association flw each, II"'-; U shares Trades- j
men's National Bank, $4oeerh, 124: 84 shans North ?
iiiver Ib<urun< >! t 'ompany. > each, 1*9 v By order
M e 'tutors.?o5 <4wm Highland Mining Company of ;
' 1'utniu. county, New York, $lnii each, 50; 440 shares !
Houston snd toxas Central Railroad Company, $100 ;
each, 18 V By oriler til administrator'?34 "shares
Kxehaugu Fire insurant* Company, ?<0 each, 140; 20
shares Atlantic Kuc Iii'itraiice Company ot Brook*
lyn, tath. 121'j; ?0 snares t.qultahle I
I Irusi ?'< mpauy "l New London, Conn., $100 |
each, 107',; $100 Chicago and Aorthwesiern
' Hailroaa Company trst mortgage 7 per cent
1 Siukiug fund bond, due 1885, interest February and
' August, 10#X By order ol administratrix:?") shares
Brooklyn Gaslight Company, $25 each, 206; $5uo Cnned
! fetattts a-20 registered bonds, issued under act March 3,
1866, 114.V, $.!,i8i0 Great Western Railroad Company,
i of Illinois, second mortgage 7 per cent bonds, due 1893, ,
ruupon from May 1. 187A. unpaid. $1,000 each, By
order of the administrator of Jehn A. Merntt, de
ceusnd:- 91 share* Kome, Wet et town and O$de?sourg .
{ H i iroad Company. $loo escn, 21 ?, a 22\ ; 2M shares |
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad Oeinpnny, com., j
$lu*i each, 2 Vor account ?f whom it may concern:?
$40,000 Mobile and Alabama t.faof Trunk i.auroad
t ump ny, first mortgage, 7 per cent gold bonds, dne
Ji.iv 1, it.4, interest January and Joly, 1175. coupons
; attached, *1,000 each, H, $4,000 Citixen.' Fire In
1 s-1 ranee '"ompaay scrip. 67; 10 tlutMa urooers'Bank,
$40 each, 93; 25 sharrs National Trust Cnnpsny, $100
I Well, M. 50 shares Grocer*' Bank, $40 each. 091; 20
shares consumers' fee ( ompnny, of Now York, $100
, sach, 30 : 26 shares Cltlxcas luturanoe Company, $20
I each, 1U\.
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loo yulck Mln be l*X 60 " ao ?? ????.
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3100 do 70 200 do 7.< ,
io Ao ..... ?? ??o 73'.
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(VIKlina-. .bo 71 4<>0 do .. 4J|,
4<W PnelB.-Mall ?K.bo 25U 1?W do b3 41)4
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400fcri?KR. ... be 13\ |u> Mil it ill 1'pr?.b c 7o"*4
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a000P?cof Mo lat.. ?4.-4 IKV do ,? V.%
ltiUOO MA MP con af . IW do .e 5j ,
10"J0 '!.? *1* l?l,l<?C. 1H4'. I'?? do ..b3 M.
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17 .ba M*tr?i?lt'n Bk. 123 J VC a.
11K) Con i)oal 40 do.... a.1 56*,
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200 do I>i 107*. ISO do ft*l 4
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4'jO do 7**Ji do . b3 .iti i
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I ilj, do 7i'S 100 do 7*.
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, 20 1 Chi .? fi Wpf...M d ??' do a?n 104*4
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2200 d? f?f.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTOM, b!1>X 1U11I.'?C1,All, FC11 CC3 LOWKU?
riA>rB QL'U.X AMD lASI?WHEAT DCl.L AMD
tAB* ? CO*M KAMXB ? OAIIS (4 VI XT? POBI
riBMZB?I.ABD P1BMRB? WHIBKKT QL'IRP? |
PKTBOI.Bl'M rnmxi?IATAL RTOKBS QUIET? j
OUJ STEADY?OBOCBBIU ITBM?FBtlOHTS
UENEBALIT rUM
WCBKMIUT. JUl>? 8 P. M.
TUe trade oiovfin nl wb* anil quiet hat pricoa ?riih |
but frw exi '-ptiooi w?ro Bloadjr on cbau^a. Flour *??
<jm?t Bud *a?y. Wheat ?**? dul> and cB?y. Corn closed 1
evior. On 1 a wrro quiat. Wb .har waa quiet. Pork :
bu4 lard were Uriucr. Preigbta w?rc quiet aa a whole, i
bat >rtn lor ehBrt?rlHK lonna^e. Cokob on th? ?|>ut ;
ruled i* iBTor of the buyer. > uturos ware l ldc. a
lower. Uroceriea wara tlriu. >a*ai aior?i vera t,?iei. Oil.
ware ataady. I'atroleam W.I firaci
loriaa?Tba aarket lot Mraill. nr.. <ialal. but a!r >uif.
Mild coffee waa naUI. bat ataadj. Tlia Kia lelagiam U la
haad adrUtne?B.laa far Co It. 4 Htata. iim< 2l.t ln?t . :
ll.OuObapa Bblnai.tiU to Atlantle port., It?.(**i bar* '
Btoca at data. 37,<0 > li?if? A*era(a daily reerlptt. 2,7'Ci
b iga. Rica ?Market rerjr Brm. ?,??*). Ki baofr, 2.">'Jd
Wa qaotaOrdinary earaoe*. I.V4a. a li'jat iair do. l*e.'
B lly.; food do., |7V>. a I7?,p.: yrinie do.. I"'. a IS'(r ;
est am* range for |ot?. I4^?. a 19'4>'. ? fair 10 food,
IH'je. a 17V , gold, ninety day., .lara, gor.raoient b.;.,
Vie. a 23c.; do., irraa* ?ala, 2IV- a 23a., Singapore, do.. IH?.
b20c.; CeyloB, M.'?c a IS^r.; Mataeaibo. I4^c. a !*? :
I.amiayra. IO?-,e. a I7^e.; Jamaica, lie. a lie.; M.
Ilomlngo. 14>,c. B 10c.; Porto Klco, 18c. a IS^c.; Coata i
kica, T7e. % I He.: Mexleaa, l#>*c. a l?c : Manila. I7r. a ,
IHe.: Aagtntura. 17c. ft ls?.: earaailla. I4\?. B ISa ;
Curacoa. 14',0. a lie
Cotton ?111. market for apot colloa waa dall and irr.gu |
ar, with price* ralla^ la faeor of the uajer. Kaiure. were j
I-We a lower. The fallowing prices tu day compare
with Tuesday's price. a. follows
Ttir* lav, J un* J7. WvJntmiit/. Jun' "JK.
June... ll 3?3. a II 13-10 June.. 11 3333 a 1 l?i
July. 11 3-V:)J a || la-m July . . 11 a?3i a 1P?
Au;uit. II 3Utt it 13 August. U 27-33 it II',
Sept.... 11 15 1.1 It II 31 33 fw.pl .11 13-Its a II 37-32
October 11 ? ? October IP. a II 31-33
No*..,. II 31 32 a II II 16 Nov.... 11' 17 :?i it ?
Dec ... 11 '.'I 33 a 11 M.I6 Dee ... II 17 33 it ?
Jan ... 11 13 HJ a II 37-33 Jau II 3 33 a 11 11 10
tet>. ... 11 :tl-33 it 13 Keb .... 11 13-10 a 11T,
March.. 13). a 13 3-1# March.. 11 31-33 a 13
April... 12 5-10 a 13*? April... 13 A-32 a 12 .1 IB
May . 13 15 33 a 13'. Mat ... 13S ? 12
?Isolation* are based Jn American ateudard uf classifica
tion, and on cotton lu store running in qnelity uot more
than half a grade above or below the trrade quoted.
' t>?i. ALiUiviu. X. <h'nuu. Trjr<uL
iiMaMaMiMMi
Ordinary A it |u * l).|l> 8 ?? 10 8 '3-18
Strict ordinary it*-' U'B y1^ 0Jj
Hood ordiriar>, .. !? 15 10 P 15-10 10 1-10 In 1 -10
.Mrict li lid ordinary. 111*. lO4, iOji l"V
Low middling II l lti ll :< 1? ll 5 10 11 r>10
Strictlo* ui;ddltn_'. II ', II \ IP, 11%
Middlli i 13 13 - 13 3-16 13 ;~1?
liood middling 13', 1j?, 13\ 13\
Strict *ood middling I'l 13' I:i'? i:i>4
Mi'ldlihu lair 13;, 13".. M', 13 ??
Kait M'4 14 J 14.', U j
?Sta.ued-1 iood ordinary, 8;\t>. ; strict cood oidiuary,
I"W middling, lOV^c,; middling, 11.',c. Spot sale*
ware an loilowt
lu- Ou;,. /jut ftrnify. 1'o'al.
Kxporl. --7 7
Congo mp lion 3~>? 411 3114
Speculation 17 t 31
Total 371 51 MxJ
?Delivered on contract. 7')) ball >. I'or luiurs delivery the
sains worn .tsiolloer?Yesterday. alter iwo f. M.?Aiivu-i,
500 at 1131-32(1.; Scpteiu er, 1U> at II l;i-10e.; December,
I'M at .11 11-Itfc.; .Tanuarj, .kKJ at II l-i-IUc.
Tula), 1,3'Ji bates. Today, up to twa I*. M.?
.luly. 200 At 11',c., l.iMtat 11 3:t-32e. ; Augu?t, l.loti at
11 3H-3Jr.. 0,UUU itt 117,i- ; September, tVAl at U'^C-. I 5ts)
at 1137 33c.; Oetober, HO'at 11 ll-UV.. 41*) at 11 23-32C..
K?? at ll ll-IHr., 7(Xl at II 2l-3*2c : Novem.
ber. ?>.? at 11 %c.. 300 at 11 ll>-M*3c., I.K?) at II
17 33c. ; Dn.'aiubor, <??.I at 11 ',c.. >,il'l"? Ml 11 17-:?2,-. .Ian
uary, C'Xlat II ll-We. Total. 1H.7U0 |.a!?<, llrand total.
I8.7UO l>alu>. Tb? receipt* #i tits |>.Tin vrcra a* lollowj
Citlvetton. IHtltt; NewOrisnn*, l.llHS; Mobile.-'ii; Sa
vannah. 333; Wilinintrtuu, 1; Xorlolk, 35M; New Vork, 1<>3;
Host">i. :i8l; l'liiladelpliia, 41 lotal, 2 54 > ba:c>. Tbli
day l.vt we.'k, l,3l'3. i'ltis day liml yMr, W7. Total ?!u??
hepteibber 1. 4.(>59,33t bale> Cotton lrsit;lit? closed ;ta fol
low* To II ivr?, by ileum, V^c., comprstaed; to Hamburg,
by tteaiu. ?,(?, complained , i ? Urvnieu. by atetin, 4c com
prvaaad; to Mterpoi'l, o Hid., by (teaui; by taii, ? 33d.
V i.ot a Outix. - K?cci(ds Klonr. 18.1JO.' bkU.: wheat, '
47,3??' biubula; cora meal. I.ifi >bbl?. and il77 sacks; o?t?,
4<',iif?j busnsis; eura, 44.iK>i do.; rye, 15 U3f> do.; barley,
ftuudi*.; barley malt. 3,M5o do. Tin" Hour innrkvt wax ijiual
and prices ruled in lavor of tb? bay tr. I iie??!sf am uoli d
to about I3.^m Bills . lucludlni; Stats. Western end South
ern, ai ibe aiiiier.ed quotations. K.'? Uot:r was dull; 30)
Lbls. sold nt $1 5?? a *?'> 15. Cora :ti?al was >tsady. with ,
?a!ei of 1,500 bills, at $3 35 a ut? $3 7"> a *3 35
superline Statu - 3 Si a 4 30
Kxtrit ataln ? 4P'ta 5 3.1
I'ltoi. e Siatp ft 35 a 0 00
SupsrBue Weotoru 3 80 a 4 30
Kxtra Wesl'irn 4 75 a li 30
Minnesota . 5 25 a 0 7-'>
lionnd boon Ol io, hblptiliig briinds 4 So a 5 30
lloand hoop Ohio, trade braudt 5 511 a 0 50 ,
Pa:nliy 7 OO a H .'>0 i
si. lunula, !o? estri 5 Ot a rt oo 1
St. I.tmis, straight extra?. ?l r*) a 7 00 |
ht. liOiiis, choice double extra. 7 OO a M 35
Si. I.ottif, eliiiice tumlly H 3.? a I) 50
Ilyo Hour, hue to supcrBno 3 70 a 4 30 i
Uoulheru. No. 3 3 0>a 3 75 I
Soutliorn. Mioerline 3 So a 4 30 j
Sir.illiurn, t'vtr:t 4 7 ?a li 7o
Koutbern, family 7 U> a !? <*t J
Com meal. Western no a 3 35
t'orn mnai, ler^ey . . 3 0ia "J 35
Corn ineal. Brandy wine 3 Hi, 3 50
Corn inoal, puncheons 30 0 I a 30 >0
?Wheat <* >? dull and easy. The s*l?? wers about 1 (n.O'O
bnsbsli. at f 1 l<4a.fl 14 lor No. 3 Chicago 'pring, $1 (i|
tor No. .'Ido., $1 13 a SI 17 5>r No. 3 Milwaukro spring,
SI u< loi No. II d".; r<Jc. for iintiiorchanlaiilo spriutr, u5e. a
SI 14 for tinirraded upriug, *1 lo i?r No. 2 Now Vork In
r-pected, i?l ill it #1 is lor red winter mid $1 for amber
ijtate. I.alo yeslerdaj S,0X< bu?liel? No. 3 Milwaukee j
?piing sold at fl 04 and 3.'/""I buthela No. 3 Cnlcago
spring at $1 03. Cora wtt easier at the cin<?.
Tltc sales were about ll5,iX>i biiihel*. at iiOc. i
a 54c. for damaged and heated, 'aic. lor uu |
grade, 54c. a 00' .c. for ungraded lulled, 50o. a 00c. for :
low -nixed and 57c' h .'isc. tor -toamer, chieliy at the latter, j
Kye ? n? steady; 3.SOO buslieli sold within lbs ranee of OOc. >
a l)5c. lor Canada In bond and ssc. alkjc. lor State and I'euu- <
aylvimia. Ilariey *as nulet. Hurler mull?We note sales
of 13.O0O husheie city uia<lo <m private term*. Oats re
mained quiet, with halei of 35,000 bushels at 30c. a 41 !{.c.
lor mixed We*teru, 34c. a 45c. for wliitn do., 43c. a 45c. for
white Stale,.:ti,'jc. a;i7o. for No. 2 white. New \ork Inepee
tion; 33c. a 43c. for the raa^e ol talked and 34c. a 35c. lor j
the range of white.
Ucxniks.?We note sale el 450 rolls bagging at 12JWc.
lt>.ar SMtJl'Ts. were quiet. We quoteAmerica!, dresied, i
91'JO a $300 for ?Ingle, $300 a 3335 for double and $13oit '
$13 i lor rough: Mauila hemp, ti'4e., gold; Russia, cleau, #-?' O
a $310. gold; Italian, $.75 a $3t?l, gold; jute, 4'4c. a 5V?., ,
currency; juto butti. 3,4c.. cash, Si?ai hemp, 4>jc., gold;
Istle. 5'je. a .V.c.. gold.
Mot-ASSKS w as gvuerslly quiet. We quotaCnha, cen- i
triiugal and mixed, 32c, a 3Sc.; clayed, 2Hc. a 3.?lc.; do. {
musenvado refining, ftOc. a 34c.: do. grocery. 33c. a 4'V,;
l'orto llico, M.V. a 50c.; Knglisli Islands, 32c. a 60c.; I
New Orleans, lair to good. 48c. a 53c., prune to cnoice, 55a.
U <"*0.
Savat. i'torks.?The market wat generally qolet al Menier
prices, -MA) bills. rood .South Carollua win aoitl >141 MO.
We quotatiplrilt <?( turpentine ?t 20I.C. Hioin?t.om
iiioii to cooll sunine'd, %1 7" * $1 76. fur? Washington,
$ J 'J5; do., Wilmington, #2 37,'j ? $2 So. Adn<v.? Iroin
Wiloitugtun wero ?> follows:?Wilmington ?Uosin, strained,
$1 26; good strained. el !I0. Tar Hrm,$l Uo. lurpcmina
firm ; soft, $1 HO. Spirit* steady, 27c.
OilWo uuie tales here or about 4,000 gallons sperm
oil fur niaaulacturlug private tcrniii. We quote.?Lin
seed, Clink*. Stic., cottonseed, crude. IISc. i Souiborn yellow,
4Sc. a 60c.; yellow winter, &?lc. a Me.: white wintur, tt-V.:
lard, present aake, HOe. a H8c , *porm. crude, *1 36; do.,
bleached winter, $1 0.>: do., natural do., $1 HO; whale,
crude, Northern, 80c.; do.,Southern, .Vjc. : bleached wltlor.
70c. a 72c.. olive. catkt, SI 17'j a ?1 22.'.,; do.. cases,
ft 35a$4 40; winter, bleached B*b. 4Mc.; crude Bib. U5c.
a 37c.
Ptfttot-itOfc?The market wat Briner; 5,000 bbls. re Rued
sold at l.Vti'c. The closing price* were a* followsCrude, In
bulk,H%c. aOc.; do.. In lib!*., lie. j rcHned in bbla., lA^e,;
do., in e??n?, 1m*4c. Kellued at Philadelphia, 101,0. a IJJ(i;
du. at Baltimore, li'4c. Advices troiu ttie Creek were n*
lollowsParker's quiet and brtn; United, $2 117,',; altered.
$2 0?.'4; bid. $2 Ob'4. shipment. *2 2li'4. Oil City weak ;
T'nltefl, (Ufa bid: shipment, $2 25 a 30.
PauvisiOHK.?Receipts?I'ork. 37d biila.; lartl, 2.1*3
tierce*, cut meats, Ui packages; bacon, 111 tiercel and 1,524
boxes; bcel. la>> tierces and Oftt) bbla. Ttic pork market was
Brtuer. The closiag "call" prices were as follows:?July.
flH 3-> bid. $10 ?o asked; Augu-t, CIO 56 bid. $19 70
asked; September, Sin 7.~> bid, till 06 asked. The tales were
about 2.."><??tlerecs at $1? .V>. $1H HO a $IH H5 for August,
and flu SO a $10 Ho for September; spot sales were 100
bbla. mess, at $11160, cash; SO lbs. prime nirta sold at
flit 75, and .xbbls. larolly, at$10. Cutnieaia were firmer;
sale* were HM tiercrs pickled bams, at I *c? and lO.UUO
lb*, pickled hams, 11 Ihe. average. at ll>?e. Kreihbams
were quoted at lo'ie. a 12c , fresh bellies at B^e. a 10c.,
flea led bams at ll'4c. ? li^i pickled bellies at ?44c. a
0-..C., ai d boxed bellies at tt.'ju, a 11'jC. Hacon was steady
wllu sales nf 100 boxes o-ty louix clear, on private
teruis; city lonfr clear quoted at lt>?? and Western at
10',e. Beef was quiet and unchanged, rttilas. mess sold
witt.in the range. We quote Barrels, extra mess. 911 a
$12; plalu mess. $H a $10; packet. $12 a $111; tierced,
city extra India, $22 a $23; India mess, $21 ;jirime mess.
$^U Beef bams were dull aud Irregular; at $22 a t-* for
prime Wes.ern; smoked meats were Inactive,'looted at
M',c. !br haina, aud 10c. for shoulders. The lard market
wks Urinvr; the tales were about 5.OU0 tierces at
$11 4>; $11 V>. $11 ;>J>a and $11 m for July,
$11 oo, $11 H"> and *11 HT.'a for Auirntt, and
$11 75 a $11 *1 for September. Spot tales were 2SO
tierees city at ll,Jae.: 1.IAI0 tiercel Western al$110>,
$11 :<)>,. $11 40. $11 4.1 and ?ll 50. Kellued was
qunted at 12'4C. lor Mouth America. 12c. for Continent auil
1 Ic. for Cnlia. S iles were 40.I tierces tar Cuba at I lc.. and
I0t) tierees city No. 1 at 1 Ic. Butter and cheese were quiet
and eteady.
Kit'k.-The market waaitrong and active. We quote'?
Carolina, fair to prime, .V,c. a tiKc.; Louisiana, fair tu
jrotid, a 'i;4c.; uo.. prime, Oc. a U^c.; Kauz"on, fair to
^oi.d, H'4c. aH',e.; I'attia. Kood, 7'4c. a7*ic., gold; Ran
jfouTi. In bond, 2%c. a 2'4c., gold.
Siroait.? Ihe markel lor raw was Orm : OT'i hhds. Cuba
told at Sc. lor fair. Kellued eat strong. Wo qnote;?l air
to good refining, Sc. a ; Cuba, grocery, lair to cholee,
ss4c a 8y.; do., centrllugal, hhda. aud boxes, snt. M to 13,
s ?e. a '.141V; nolaMN, bMl. SMI boxes, lljje ?7'.- .
I'orto Kito, refining, t inini.m to nrime, 7c. tKi,c.; do., gro
cery. fair to choice, Sl4c. a st^c.; rellaed, standard A, li?e. a
10 ?c.; off A, "\c. a M'?e. ; crushed, IU*gc ; powdered.
It If,I. a Hi'ic. ; pr^nulateil, IO?,c. a loi^c.; serof.d quality
do., 10'4c. a ?ut loaf, Illfje.
STKAai.NK.?lteeelpt*?12tiere?. and l'S bbls.; 60 tierees
prliue told at l!i34c. ? quoted at 13,'^'. a 1'' '4 \
TSiLLow. ?Receipts?12-"> hbdt. and 4.p>7 bnl*. The market
was quiet at S.'jc. a s It-lbc.
WMLskKT.?rteceipts? l:tO libit, whiskey and 50 bbls. alco
bol. The market was quiet. We note sales of 60 t?Mj at
$1 12 cath atd .y) bblt. at $1 l-l a ?1 1 :i? j, 7 da> t.
I't;ui<:ii.-t.?Market foe all descriptions or tounaga wa*
quiet egrept for petrti'ieur.. which <r?s lairly a<'iiv*, chiefly
for ilalilc, ioadpig. at stronger prices Berth room in the
instance ??? grain to Liverpool was lower, but apart from
thit there was no change The engagements were;?Ti'
Liverpool, per ttcaia, U2.4JOO bushel* grsln at 7d.;
boxes chrcte at 65s.: ba- itt quoted ut 42s. 6-1 . asked. To
1/ouil'in. by sail. MJ0 bi>l*. ttnur at 2t. Ud., aud per steam
l,i<*l linxet elieete at .Vs. The charters comprised An
Austrian nark -now here) frmn Baltimore !o Cork furordsrs,
with U.200quarters gra:n at 7s.; an Paiianbart 'now bnmi
fr.im lialtimore foi ante to?*ie, wilh 5,'?>i quar
ters do at Hs Ad.; iwo e?s?e!i, of 4,'<l(> and
H.i/iO i;nartert respe- theiy (now here.1, then-e f-ir
taiae vnvage st h?. ttl , a British ship (to a.
rivei, from Baltimore to Antwerp or Bren.cn. wnn
H,V aj bhla ref-ned petioleum alts. I0>^4.; aRrltish bark 110
arrive), thence lor asuie vntnt-e. with j,.'esi bbls. do. at 4a
10,*|d . a tiermau "lil|>. hcuce to Antwerp or Bremen, with
10,1bills do. at 4s 4,'vt. ; a 'iermsu ship Jto arrive-,
Irnot Baitimure to Bremen, with *,<"JO bb'.t. du hi
41. Hd.; an American brig, hen ? to Danish
or tierman Baltic, with -l.tXk) kbit do. at 5a. <V1 . 17th -Inly
clearam.-a. a Belgian elilp. from Philadelphia 10 Ane-vorp.
with 1,1'IU bbls. do. at 4s. 1M.; a Norwegian brig, hence lu
Rorga. with l.s"! bbls tlo. at 6s. $i?<i., a Korweglun bark,
hence to Cronatadt, with 4.2<ri btfa. do. ea private terms;
an American schooner, ben-t tw Maiseilles. with ...Vs. libit,
crude petroleum at 4a. **! ; a British bark, heacs to Uer
man Baltic, with 2 ?*?) bids, refloed petrnleum al .1%. :tI und
a gratuity : a vessel, reported out and home to the Med'tei.
ranean. with neneral ear.n sub iet tint, t i'li petroleum as
private terms
NKW YORK CATTLE MAKKETB.
V.'?i.vk?ti>T, June 2X. la76.
??cunt roa two pats.
lull >Aeeji
oa>f us/
funj. krntm. Ai?i, Ot/r'?. i.un'n. hoqf.
Slatietiistreat I,(e?7 2 IW s*t ?
Korty-olglith street ' ^ 2TI0 ?
1'ortletli >'reeI. ? ? ? 461
Jersey City I.'2ai ? M.!?l;l 1,6X1
Total! 7 .V_-? ..,(>"?? 4.o*4
Hi 1 vks ? Trade tluw avid ie?-rat ear loads ol home I eat
tie unsold at noon. I'rket ?%,r. a l<l'4e. per lb ; wels' la
?icwi. a S cwf. KriNi .e'? lb-, a 67 lbs. lias been all?we<t net.
lienrralsales vn ?5 Mis lotliei wi net Ti e herds ss a'mt?
quot'd ranged In.in p.ia~ t fair, being In general -roarse. hm
lit At Sixtieth street yard* T. C haslman sold lor self IW
cart nf horn d catile ->*let at lollews:?Itl Illinois aieeit
al * v per lb., weight ? tel.; 21 Illinois ?teeia it l>e per
111., weight 7 cwt., 17 llllMia slaovs at I>e In., with fl
on pei head. ws-;i t 7!< c?-.; at Illinois sl-ers at
per in., weight 7 4 cat.; t?n Illinois sieora at t>'4c. p?r la.,
weigiit 7!4 cwl : >'lt Illinois steer* at ?'4c. |iefib . weight
6'4 cwt ; I<1' llllnnt* tteer at I' r. ner |h . weight ? \ cwi. ;
311 Illinoisstaets ntn' c per lb., weight ewt . ifj Illinois
tiaers at . pnr lb.. Willi $1 un per her head nelxlst 7t4
cwl.; 2<l f 11 its--i * steera at I1' per lb., slili iille. on pat'
bead, welrt.* 7>i cat ; 10 llltmus ? eers si M te. per in.,
wrigut 7', cwl.: ^4 Illinois steeri at H?? per lb , with $1
on ps' head, weight 7', cat i lit Illinois steers a|
per lb , with H on |iai bean, waixhr "',rei. T. tfbeeier
s-ila for dowdlsii A Wright lls> lows eieets st
ilijC per lb., walgtet "'4 cwl ; 24 Iowa ?leer.
a; It 4c. per lb , with f 1 off pe- beau, weight * cwt , 4 l iwa
stears at lOe per In., eeight M rwi.. 12 lewa steers at in',
per It., Weuht M cwt. ; held en sale, I r<r oad of luwa
steers. it. Wailsi so.d lor Hurt's, Wsixets A 4?tv ?llll leu
Illinois steers st t?'4c per lb., seeigbt 7 ?wt ; Jt? lllinms
t'eert si Uric, per lb wltu $1 off per head, weicht (teat.
? 1 Illinois ite rs at ufyt per lbs. weight s cwt. f ,V
Kajau sold lor self 12 lllinnts steers si Inc. par
ih.. weight *'? ewr At ler-e.r ?'Itr ?sr?ts Honey A
Meflie ?? a sold lor l>. M. Maxwell K| Illinois s eers at i?a, a
1' c. per lb , weight * cwt ; far s. W. Allerton 13a stilt ltd
1 iiiiioik ?te*ra hi ?*?. a per lb . witU utpi at frWe, I*er tb.. j
weight 7 cwt team. K. Vugie aold for M ?rr1.? i v% aixels
Mill led IIUduU H??n at t?c. per lb.. with a fraction <?lT per ;
|t? ., *eucht ?*mueU & licii-U'lein ?vld :ar lltr?ch, ;
M?\er a Co. 'jii still led Illinois ideri ?t l(*c. j>?r lb.. weight ;
H ewt. ; held on >41# 77 ?till fed Illinois -te?r?,
Dudley A Toffsy ?oid lur Morris ,t W*l\t*Is .1% nil, l.d I III- |
noi* ?teer? at ttc. y*r In., wei/ht 7 r?rt Mini'i 'W ?lilt fed
Illinois steer* ?tMc j/er lb., with $1 on per liiii weight 7
O. i)?nu?tl ?oli| fur 8. W. atl??*rtou *'?t Illinois * j
at t'V*. l>*r lb ., fill '?<?.? ,ir per head, weight 7 . .-wt M. J
LuuterLacij ?old lor Jdorrit .fc Waix* !? 74 ?$U1 led Illinois
steer* ki Uc a 9)^c. par lb., weiubj 7 cwt. scant: for
llfrsch, Merer a Co. ?J >till fed Illinois
steers at ftc, a t?^o. j>er lb., weight 7 cw*. scant; for K.
Olover IB Missouri steers at 9c. *>er lb., weight b'4 cwt; 1M
Mlseoun kieer* at Ue. per lb., with #1 on uer l?e*d, weight 7
cwri. ; Missouri ateeri at t)>4C. per lb., with *15 ou per
lit*ad, weight 7 cwt., ft'routf. M. lioldachtuidt sold for ?
llirM'h, Meyer A Co, IS Illinois steer* at rt^c. per lt?., ;
weight 7fj. cwt. . II) lUluoi* ?ieer* at t)c. per lb,, welch t
ewt. 1*1 lljimta Me?r* at i>\?i per lb., weight 7*.; ''Wt., '
?cent; for Klopfer a t'o. *2'j MUtutirl steer* st,.?"4e. per lb ,
wr>igtu 7 rwL. string; 11 Missouri steers a; 1?V. per tb? >
weight* 7\ cwt. a 7V, cwi <J. K ah n aold fur KaUn .t k m a* xi I
Still ted bull*. gross aei^ht 1.4UU lbs- per bend, at 4<\ per lb .
Sni>p j?vp L*mk> ?-Trade glow, j.?*nerai fcslt*? in stsftll
tola. Shtip kiI4 hi 4 :?c. a tic. jxt II*.; Umbw at af^-c
per lb. W Rlllett ?olq !'J8 Obi?> sheep, weiybt lb??., at !
4 ?,??. per lb.; 113 Ohio ?h?'ep. weight ?*.4,-,t) lbs., at 4fL'c. per
lb.; '3 ObU> sheep, woljrlit 1*960 lbs., ai 5*?c. per lb.; It? '
Ohio itlieep, wciifbt lbs., at tic. per lb.; ki*v X F1Jco<k t
sole! 10U Ob|o sheep. Weight H,2Uii lbs., at "jo. per lb.; -?6 |
Otiie nhcep, weight Ibit , at 5^e, ;ier 11#.; 1111 Onto
tlieep. aetght lO.tJCO lot . at per In.; 4tV? Kentucky
1 am In, weight 2tf,lt*i lbs, at d'^e. per lb.; 310 Virginia
laiubn, weight Is.iKMi lbs . at 7c per lb.; 71 Viririnia 1 ujHs,
weight 4.2.0 lb>? at 7,'ac. per lb. ; 10 Kentucky lambs,
weitht 7ao Iba, at 7' >. per lb.; 74 Jersey Iambi' weight
4.<??X? lb*., at ?' ,c. per lb.; ICS Jersey lambs, w??iffht 0,330
lb^., at lK*. per lb.; t'tl .lemey latub*. weight 4,:i4?? lb?., at
V- . per lb. 'mid ?fc Buckiu'jrkam wold M Ohio #Ueep, w?igLt
4,tviO lba, at 5l4r. per lb : 57 Ohio sheep, weifht 5,3(IO|ba., !
at ??Jper lb,; 10? Kentucky lambu, woiuht 7,^f? lb?., at I
0j4i\ per lb. : 1H4 Kentucky lambu, weight 13.OU0 lb-., at 7c.
t?er lb.; 204 Kan lucky lambs, weight lJ,7SOlb?.. at T^c. per ,
lb.; 4'k) Kentucky lanib*. saifkt 25,0^0 lb#., at 7,|C. per lb.
Vism asd 'The animal* to hand are generally
esii w In qunlity, and have been "#14 Irotn 5c. a 7 4c. per
to . % Sth buttermilk led calvt^ at 4> . a 4^e. p?*r lb., trado
heiiitf slow.
MU CH Cowm.?Onlv a tew hoad were dis|^o%cd ?f. Trices
ranged front $40 to $??.' per head, calres included.
H?m,? ?One car Tottci ol Ohio hogs, entt&iatft greis waljfht
19*' lb*, per !j?rfd, aold at 6^4'c. per ll?,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
(UurciTOji. J UM 2S, 1870.
< 0U011 may, aiidillins. ll'.i : low mtddtlllK, HI' .'' ; /."id
ordin.-n 1, Si' ..? Kei receipt?. Ill Kxporls coiutarikA,
*?. Stici. ISO. Stock, s.aux.
.Niw OlUUJia.JnM 38, 1871
Cotton quiet; miiMliiv:, 11 >,i\ : low tnindlliiK. IWiJc.: pood
Ordlnni v. Net recripn, l,?SS bnlu?. I'xpori. coaat
*i >., is.J. ?*le<, 1,0 "Jl ttMek.HU.T70.
Mulit.B, .futie 'J8. IKTt'.
Cotton <re?k; mid ling. 11 : low middling. It?>,i-.;
tro??d ordinarv, t>iv Set r.oelpLn. :itt bales, livporU cokkU I
wise, TK. ?<;;?.?, SlO'.W,
Savamka!!. June a*, 16TU.
Cotton quiet; middling, lie. ; low tuiddlin^. ; igood I
swiner 1,b*je. Set rei*tpt?. bitlps; gnus. :rJ7. Exports I
Ci,??;w.,e, Mock. 4,2*1.
riiAKi.RvTOt, Jnue SM, 1874
Cottcn?llolldsy Stock, J.TUU bale*
Om?*<;o, June 2S. 1S78. i
Klour uncliiuiKed; i?l')S I..'"**) I.bl?. Wheat dull; So. 1
Milwaukee club. ?1 M; extra white Miefeltfan,$1 M Com !
dull; ..ile^ ul XCKW bu-'i.ls at 07<*. a .V?c. (>at? >iuiet; eales |
of hiau< ?i ? t orn meal nucliaured. Milile'il u?- j
thaa.'ed. Canal frei?l.t? niiehaiicvd. UaJIroad ire.gtiIa ?
Kleur. U-V. to Bostou '. - V. to Sow Yorfc ; 2'?<j to Altian*.
J.uke ieceipt??\\ Uent. U.MOJ tiutlieU; ooru, 17 7tkl do.; lum
ber. 4.1.t?.<? ft t'anal .htpnient?- Lumber, i'7 ,oot? ft. :
tlraiu on Ilia citt.al from Xullalo and Oaweco lor tide water i
ye?tordn) noon?Wheat, h.i; ,(K>i huabels; earn, ilia.'X)0do.; ;
o.ius, Mu,0Uv> do.; barley, do ; peaM, 7, ttm.
Bt r? ALO. June J8, 1S76. |
Rei-eipts Iit Iskn---Klour, l.Rfm bbls.: wheat. I'.'li.iiOO ;
buikelst ooru. J7U,uOOdo. By railrMili-flMr, 'J,f1 bbu ; !
v> heat, ii.fJOO bitsbe1*; com. ltk'J<iti do.: oats, ll!.tsi0 do.;
l arley, kii ? do.; rye,do. Shipment! by caual to tide- !
water?VS he?t, Ul i.n.huihrli; iurt, lli.CMO do. To the I
interior?Wheat. ".(**? bd?i?>ls By railroads?flour, 2,4tK> !
bill... wheat, t?.tw a> bu-liela; corn, do.; oat?, TJ.lKX)
do.; barley, KX? do.; rye, J.OKI do. Canal IVuitflitK weak,
shndinu ?le. for whea:, ol^c. !or roru to New York. 1 "lour
flnti; ijood demand, anofatlons uu.-bai-.^fil; sales l.l'UJ
bbls. \Vh?:?t in better demand: lower; ?ale ol lti.tHOhu?h?
rli ilreen MarClnbat^l 10; "J.000 do. So. 1 Minnesota at
(I L'O; U.OO )do. So. 1 hard OttlutU ou private term*.. Corn
ijuiet, eaiy; tales '..'.MM bu^iel.-. by sample, at 47',u.;
!>. .0iido. Iii^-li mixed nud yellow nt l.jOO do. So. 'J
mixed at Mr. Oats retailing only; held a'. a IKV.
? live?A tiua'.l sale of Wlseonsin ahadint; *<?". Malt dull,
l'ctk Cull at fJ'i for heavy mets. Lard dull at 11,'jr.
llighwiues nomina ly SI 13 '.or oily make.
? ToJ.Xiui, Jn us L*S, |H"t: [
l-iour t'.nner. Wheat Qrmert Xo. 2 white Wahash. ft lUU;
No. 1 while Michigan. #1 27: extra do, $1 .H',; sniber j
Mirhlitan, ?l 111; .1 uly. $1 1 No 3 red winter. August, |
fl 15; Xa 3 red, tHMc.; do., Dayton and Michluan, vfcle.;
rejeeted red, 7Wv. Torn tinner; bii;li mixed, o'Jc.; July,
f?l',c; Aneu?t, ; low tnlxed. 4!?*?c.; August, held at
51V.; no urade, 4n\ ; damaced, o7o. Oaf* unlet: So.
?l? .C.; Mii hitran. :t'Jc.; rejeeted, -4;ic. Receipts?
husbclo wbeai, l?,0(l< I d?. eoru, 14,fkKiJo. oats. Shipment*?
2'iKI bbls. flour, ltl.UUQ bushels wheat, 27,1X10 do. corn.
Cntrsuo, Jane 1870.
Vlonr qniet and unchanced. Wheat stronv and biKher:
No. 'i Cliieaito sprms, 91 03',' a til 04'^ ; elosi'd at If I M,
? pot and J two; $1 1*4', a 1 04>4, July: flOO'j. August; So,
3 Chicago spring, ; re.ieried, 7">c. a 75)ji: Com a<' i
tive, flrtu uiul hiidter; No. "j mixed, 4>>v:., <;atU ur .1 uuo; '
4H'jc.. July; 4tP1c., bill togu*l. Oatu sternly ; So.'J at 30c., i
?pot. Rye firmer at 67^.'. ab<4c. Barley active, liriner and
higher at Ol'^c. a I'ork aotlte. linu and higher;
I? 1: i a flu 40, snot i 9^0 22%. Jul>. l.anl firm
and higher: (II 2i. spot: till ^2'-, a $11
July. Hulk Meats?Sliouldor?, 7' .r. a 7^,c.;
clear rib Hide*. OTijc.; clear sides, lO'.e. Whiskey llrm at
$1 10K. Kallruad trelghts, 'JOo. to Sew York. Receipts?
k'lonr, KOOO bbls; wheat, 'JOO.UIObuabeU; CortJ, lo.t**' do.;
oats, 84.000 do.; rye. 4,000 do. ; barley, 3,01*) do. Ship
ments?flour, bbls.; wheal. M*' bimhels: corn,
C0-<,000 do. ; oats, 43,000 do.; rye, 000 do.; barley, 8,'TJO do.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Havana. June 2H. 187(1.
Spanish Bold, 217 a 217!?. Exchange weak; un the United
j State*, sixty days, currency. H14 a R discount; short tighjt,
'U a >0* discount. Sugar, in lull' demand. No. 12 D. S..
I 7?, 11 if, reals per arrotie. To morrow will he a holiday
1 here.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
I Loxmm I'lminci: MAiigrr.?Lonoox, June 2*?Evening.?
Linseed oil 23?. 3d. par ewt.
KI\A.VriAL,
? f REASONABLE RATfcrt.-MONEY ON UKE AND
J\ Endowment Insureuco Policies, Mortgages ami other
securities; insurance of all kinds effected with neat cuu
p antes. J. J. HABRICU k CO.. 117 Broadway
RY AMOUNT TRUST FINDS TO~LOAN OlTllOBT
iia<.t; city or Brooklyn. Apply to LEVITT A WOL
COTT. 10 Pine st.
??TOt;KsPEt:ULAKlUSCAN KECEIYR A(AMPLB
? copy ol thli week's doings In Wall si. free; contain*
predictions as to future prices ?t stocks, with quotations of
stork privileges for seven to 60 days ami information as to
lien mode of operating. Address Tl'.VIIItlUiih k CO.,
Stock Brokers, 'XI Broadway, corner Wall at,. New York.
LEX. KKOTI11NUUAM A VoCrAKKKRtl.12 WALL
st.?Reliable puts and calls. Send for explanatory
eircnlar.
jjKY DOCK S A VINO S B A~N K, 34l~ANil 343 BOWERY,
corner ol 3d St.
The Trustees of this Institution have declared tlie semi
annual dividend on all deposits entitled thereto July L
1B7H, as follows
81 x per cent on all sums of <2,000 and under, aod Ave per
cent on the excess over $2,000.
Deposits made on or before July lOwiU draw interest
from J uly 1, 187u.
ANIJIIEW MILLS, P:esi<leat
William V. Wcistcb, Secretary.
fThLAWARK. LACK AW \ N N A AMI -WESTERN R AIL
1J road Company, New York, .Itine 27, IH7U. A quarterly
dividend ol two end one-hell par 1 ent will t>e paid
.Iulv2'l. Transfer books done Juan .hi ami open Jul) 22,
18711. r llKltK. II. OIRBKNS, Treasurer.
X<-ELsioRVAVINOS BANK.
J Oorntr 2 ul st, aad Otli av.
fifteenth Dividend.
| On ami after Wednesday,.I uly it*. isTtl there will be paid
I t? depositors a (--toi-anuual Interest dividend at the rale of
j six r?r cent par snn mi on all ioai of live rtolUrs and ?j>
? vrsrtl. mil unt ex ceding une thousand dollar., aud of Die
[ *r cent per annum on ?utns over one thousand dollars nad
| not exceeding two thousand dollars nuU lour per'-ant per
eauwa oa the excess of two fiousaud dollais. wUiaeu deposited at least oue month prior tojulyl,
, IMTil.
Imere-t not -:all?d for w!!1 be credited as principal
ilep isits in?de aot later than July IO will draw Interest
fnirn July 1.
K N. MA/.AItO. President.
II. E. Till HI! Lit, \ ire I'rrsideuk
OxomiK c. Wai.imi, Himvar>
C"lALVBSfd*. HOi.'SToN aM? HKNDhRsoN RAIL
T road Company of l"<71.?'The Coupons due July I,
|p>7d. ?n the h?nil? uf the above ennpany a ill be pan! in
keid by V. P. J AM !?-? k CO., 40 Wall ?i.
IOiIS SKAI.T, President.
al*ay? havk money to loan o> mokF
C?i<e New York ,?t > property; elty K.vllrnad -to.ksar.d
Bon Is bought .ind sold. II. L. M' AT, 14*- Mroauway.
0
911 New Vork and Brm-kl) i Re 1 Estate.
Hit per cent tn-'.tey for Hrrt vlase loans.
Money loaned on iupkoykT* nbw yore
P.nperty at H a .1 7 per cent, at ;ue,.>t e> . , tfetv
an I I e*>elu>ld Morts,?je? ?: *e?/ terms
tih.ti. W. hTaKK. 1 ?') llrosdway.
N^vMMuyy7?a vot'N't vri m*w7 hnarcially
emoarrasaed, desires to meat an U luorftole ifctritnnniu
w uo ? >uld laa.l her Immediate assleMtmliess BKK
KKENOR, box 120 Herald I ptown Brandt office
OmVh ItuitiKWixMI lNSrit t.Vi'Kl '<). .BKOOKLYM,
l">7d. ? A aeini ?mia>l dl-.derid et seven i7>
p -reent is deoared. par^bl* to the etcekn< lder. nrt de
in.fid. at the New fork office of this coinfiany. 170 Broad
war ? 1. A. sCoTT, seiretsr;.
I ! l< E ?>b i HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
t'owp tny.
New Vo?g, JaaeSI, l-<7t'.
A ilvidead of ftar per cent ns> o-.? n ?I'.iwM by tois
kuaiprinr psraHe ttie ?-,? day 01 iug?<t aext, to the
li 'dflrs oir la.i | aid shares. rtx'"rr?d ??'. t'>e close ef the
14tn d?j J*(f naxt. after wuleli end until the ">th da? o!
Antra, lie trai.sh?r hooka will i,eel. .ed
L V I RAXDOLril,
Treasurer
ftMl* fiMTii\n natminaT. m?nk.
I Nca %nitk. hiae .'4. I*7<1.
The iiretiori Ol this liana ,iave this l*> .1 clared a semi
annual dividend f > rue per txratsl* to the >t<>rk
hetoers nn and a'lei the 1st of .1 .!< n? until wbl> h tiae
the translei l?>oka will teinaia eh e1! 8 tl.AlM "F %'** '
II again-t oreaa National Rsnk : said elaini ? ilt oe i-asd
in Octoocr Address A. R., not lilt herald 'Hre.
\\*aniei?- a Mian <o "fa-Vjiu, AT -IX P1.1: . r.xi
II ;? r SOI;urn; seiered lit In-t ot irlgaga n well I
proved "ill av. pt. wrtr ; ,.rm. ipe s irnly n dress T. M., sta
ll m h New fork PtW iffi ?
tl'VNll.O-A UMN or "MM PtlK ONK YK\h"; A*"
TV ple-tcurlt}. I ir pi.tictiaf. add ?.? Y. T? Urn I
olhce.
i-i||| T11 "1.0AN- i.N ! NIRniOVEO PltoPKRTY
in lu.i,t< t irdoi rwesrtr-lonrtli >a'd;legslea
|.?a>e> eulv. Ad.Ui -? Al [OtiSK V ho* '223 MeraM effi e.
it') -Tllll W\>llv?~ON \ MRi?r t'l.V". I.KfC
?J1??)"" hold, t.ear City Hell; nam') warned fn- en
Urgemeat of preta'seai MtlMeis utx> also apply. Addres
A I. ilerald office.
(J>?? V M? M.'hl --V- ? .I\|t !!, ii;t.?E
?P""''""' ?on. y n 1 ult lai pro^esl* ?.t| orftperti.
? r sal*. t41-e.? V Ml' \ :IA ai, llera<d offi.e.
FlffAXClAL..
J?o 71| in '*ami.h, a? *iji fLkDuct, Of
tpO.UUU <4i;< on improved city broperly. Ad'treas t.
J., km lid ImU i ptowii Branch tin
A I /"? llilll lo I,OAS UN MOBTOAUB" IV
CtOO.UUU amounts required; part *1 *1 per ?-'?!
II V ATT.
111 MtNKS<. OPHOHTtMTIEft.
A' VaKT.VKH WASTED WITH ?l,'a*i IX A FIHSl
c.ais lie creaiu. bakery arid confocllouery i>?slne?s; a
luari Willi ? knowiedre of th? buatu >? preferred OAPP
NKY k MMITH, 17 Ceewe sk
\NKW ABTlCLBTMKbLIMU PA8TER THAN I CAJf
manufacture It ? W*ut a partner, with SI.1"* ', lo as
tend business . ?!?<> Stair Ki^liU fur sale. t^'uem Oouult
Laud Office, if:-.' Broadway.
\ tiOOU OPPOBU'NITY-TO_ LET. At MODERATP
J\ rant, liru claai IJestauratit, Kn. 411 Broadwav; fix
ln^i Inr >?!?. Apply on primuses ur lu fc. I LO( k J
CO., 'MO Broadway.
\i '?* I'KTKNT PARTNHB?TO TaKI'. CIIAKiiE ft
b *>k? and rutsld.' basiuesi, will) about JM.OkJ. will
Hud a desirable i iianm in u wholesale furmtura manufac
tory ; -t*am. complete machinery and trade nil over the
rr-unlry. inquire of ur addre*? .1 >t; II I'.f'l BKll, 140 Ea>l
b'Jd >t, to U A. M and alter .< I'. M.
VhiioifuK m.i i. ?vam ki> xoNk niTTao iEoSIT}
:K>? families atixlou. to patronise. lo'iulreofMr DA>
lu new block, :td ar amer.Vdh at.. Brooklyn.
Vi AniAl.M' Willi fl.uuo (TO CONTROL 11
li i in >?* II > a ill lliid all op|H?ininfty of luakiuu _"?AI pel
cent on it iu tau months by addressing T. C., itftt i.'anal ?
New York.
VmTtsinKSS ~iAV WITH PKOiTi^lU T?ri6,uou
wanted. to take fall charge of au old established bu?*
urM ('all on or address X., 'J'i Clinton place.
A N ACT1VK B I' 8IN'RSK PAKTVER \Vi\TKI> -WITH
J\. lUmi i-'.K". to extend note; uo rink; good profits.
Address U.. bin .'111 Herald office.
I ) I HI N ? . Il'l'i i: I I M I \ -VV A N I ! H A PARI* i O
I) purchase an niton >t in a manufacturing business. A>U
drew VI. 11. J . II, raid offl?a.
l|lMMr lioOM FOB HALK ? BKST LUC ATI (IN ~XV
1 ' city. Aur party wauling busluc** aIII do well to ad
ilteu, at nnce, tt ASIIIXiiTl> V Herald office.
I | in i. in ill- .t PBBtoN W iXTBD room STO i tW.
1 * All ladies i|v one In greatly needed. Inquire of Ml.
day, Sid. " 'i n >i. H'ooki * u.
h'di: l>l?l?o>AL OXL OK TilK BKST M vBKETii OM
the welt Mile; leading avnuua. full partieularl ul
TAYLOR * LANK. 7t? Barclay ?fc
Hwim, v VALi'AHLE hutk ii'r'.iKiiY"ijTwoiTiil
Itiirorder, with number of Aeren adjuiniiii' ?uilkiaal
lor workiui: oeveral quarries, I ilealre In placo the property
In tbe haudt of rejpon^ibla party. In >*11 or extdmOK* loi
oilier Ileal K>tat?. Addrao .1. S. NKILL. No. ."> > Meekmau
?t.
PlRTNKR \VANfi:i>- riin.AilKLPHIA Bl'Sl.NKS'iC
paying largely, $1,000 required, half down.
I1ANKINS. L's Weal 29th it.
rjUlK AI?VEUTLSKlT"woi LI) I.IKK TO PURi'llArf*
i au Interest lu a desirable OIHre bnniness. I'leane ad
dre?>. tiainfiis huaiuesa, price, Ac., HOMO, bok 17- llanild
I'plown Braneli ufHce.
r[M> LBI?AT T11K"\K"l?Fr.\K HOl'SK, ItiKlkAWA?
A Beauli. L. I., Shontitiij Uallery for the saaaoii. price ?t JUO
. Mh. A K. S Wlt'ELLM.
1(1(1 fASII WILL Bl'V O.VK-IIAI/K IN fKBKST 131
iptuu (iood Will. Slock, Ac., iu my bu?iue*>, paying
$lltm per month. 6">s Kuiadtray, ronut tl.
ijjul roii IIA LI i\ti:kk>t is \ uTno kstab"
lulled luauulacturlBK iron buaiui'ts; will pay
lioni ?li to $ls per week : Inuic laaae; ofu-ap reut; plenty ut
work. Adarers ('ASII, box 1-t Herald olllre, for three day*.
dfl'lUUk ?PARTNRB WANTED, WITH ?1.00o7"T(i
?jpLa' fUV'. taka half intend in an oat) ca?U buaiuaii
tout of town), capable of $C.0l) t yearly prulitt Principala
preparod to talk bimiuei* call A r OKAY, -II WMI :t-'d ?i
^I'lll'lll ?1*AKTNKit W iSTKI); BtSI.NKnS Y5T
ipl.tMM;, tabli>lied ; yearly Kuarantaed ; cap
able of uuliuiitad extension. "Ml Bleeeker St.. h>w*r ball.
$?) ( WW I ?wantbo.'T "party WITH $3,000 "to
iWU'/, iure-l In a cucus already In runuiuic urdar,
Willi a com plats aompany, now parlornitUK; only liiosa
moaning bunine** naed answer. Audrasn 11., Herald Phila
delphia Branch ofllco.
4.111 ||7\<| will~pl;b?":haisl an Fvtbuki'Fi*
a very protitablo busiuesa. (.'ail, betwoea
IU and I J, at H.1R Broadway, roam t>.
?Jis ? >| | I WW I -A 111*; NTI.K \l AN 01 IIVANCIAL
nblliiv wanted with S'JO.iOI, as treasurer
hi a inuniiiaL-turliiKstock cotnpauy ; urtlcla staple as Uoui .
larga cash urdora on hand paying per cent profit. Ad
dram 11 v it\ EY, Hara)4oBoo.
$-i| < W W I -l'AKi.NKIl WANTED, IN MILL. AND
fJsl.v/'/w. .ilver bullion aaparatin^ and _ rr&uiUi
basinet-; established ac 3 pa> iiiff Urco prolits. Su cKauc?
of les?. H. (J. LOCKK, i:? 8th ?t.
OBITDARI.
n ARItlKT UAKTINXAU.
A cable da<pateli Trom London anuimnesu deaA
ol M:ss Harriet Marlint-au. hbo -lifd on Ta?.i<lay ulftiit,
in licr coveuty-liith year, at her rogidenco, "The Isnulti,"
Ambleside, Weal more land county, Knptand. Mine
Martiueaa wun norn June 1.', 1U02, at Norwich, aud
was (lio hixth of eight children. The founder ol (lie
U.irtinuau family was driven from Krunce by the revo
cation of the Edict ot Nan ten and ecitle.1 iu Norwich,
where he became well and favorably known si a
Mli-goon. The profession was haodeii down from ou?
genoratlon to another in th? Martineau fisitiily till 11
defended lo the uucle of Harriet, who was regarded
aa one of the best provincial Burgeons of his day.
From all that can lie learned, it appears that to ail hit
nieces ho gavo the best instruction that the uifc'bbor*
hood ronld oflord. From au early nge Utss Harriet
Martlnuau showed evident tratUol the character wtilcti
in alter years distinguished her. >bo resolved,
when quite young, lu be independent, cirvu out
her own loriube, and make h?r own way
tn the world by Iiternrv tfsertmn. Wheu
Just twenty-one yearn orag?, in 1823, her tlrst work, en
titled ?? Devotional Exercises lor the I'ne of Yoaag
People," appeared. From tbiu time she continued
hard at work until severe illnt*? caused tier to al.io.fu
tier energies. lu the following year ?' Christmas Day"
appear#0, and In llt'Jo a xe<|<i?l to It, " The KrtsM. '
made ita appearance. " Principle ami Practice." and
"The Rioters ' tollowed in lS_f>. sndthesu in turn were
lolloped by 'Mary Campbell,' "The ram Out," and
a "Sequel to 1'rlnclplc and I'rac'.lce." Her sym
paiby with the working classes, lu whose wolfare abe
ever evinced a strong lnierr.it, wax ibown la a aeries ol
tract* aud a tale called " My Servant Itachei." In Um
yoar 1831 a work, "Traditions of Palestine," appearec
( irotn bur pen. la this work she exhibited
a more elevated tone, and her subsequent
writing-) also bore that imprest In 1834 Miss Mar
Line.au visited the United Stm.es, where abe bad already
1 won numerous Iriends by her writings. Iter stay hers
was a pleasant one, and the numerous association!
which sue torined while on her travel" in the New
World comprised the subject ol a work under the till*
of -'Society in America," "inch was published la 1837.
In this work she discu-sed polities, domestic economy,
civilization Mid religion "A Hotrcmpeet of Werners
- Travel" rollowod In 1ST8. In 1H39 her first novel,
"Oeerbroon," was published. Th.s is regarded as hvl
most popular work. "Tbo Hour and the Man. " haviiis
lor it* hero Toulsssnt 1'Ouvorture, followed In IMC
and ran through three editions. Itelore this work wai
complete her health became greatly impaired,
and, alter writing a series el tales far chii
dren, she wits forced to retire from any active
pursuit of work. Uer Illness continued flroin lS.'W tc
I js44, and was irunint in experience to herself ane
iienefl to her lellow ereatures, as shown in her volume
entitled "Lite tn the Sick Room," which was published
' tn 184."., "Forest and Game l.aw Tales" was the nett
work sbe published after her long Illness. In IS*fl -In
mido a visit to the Kast, and her experiences tn that
expedition arc described In n work in which her Its
pn-sstons ar> occupied hei
mind, as a volume ot "Letters" exchanged Itetwees
Imrseil and hor friend, Mr. H. O. Atkinson. ?
philosophical Stad'-nt, "On the -I.sws of Msn'i
Nature and Development" will attesf. ?h?
also published in h condensed version ?
Compte's "l*4MUve Philosophy. 1 she contributed i.
Ihe I'-n/iLr 't Jin*rnat. Ow' n iMf mid other period,
cals. Slim Martineatl w.i.-acousclontiocs woman. II?r
refusat to accept a government pension wtiieh w?i
tendered by Lord MalMwrtiS was declined by ber
from a leeling that she c >'iid not wbare in the proceeds
of a syMctn of taxation which sue reprobate.! in her
werlu. Ail through hi" she was an Indeiatlgable and
labor,ob*. worker, *ud she lias lelt many evidences be
bind h'er ot unnrtng toil. A friend ol the operative
classes, she used bor pen zealou-dy In tho reformation
of many ol the wrongs they suffer under. Her works
are numerous and emblMce religion, travel, politics,
education, trade, reform, philosophy and romsucc.
BAD WHIHKKY IN H \Hf.KJJ.
On Tuesday, trie 'Jttth imi.. It even tie Agent Mcl.eer,
a-s.sted by Mes'n*. Hall and Ryan, oi tr.e tinprrvisvr's
office, seized an illicit dUtlllery located on the corner
ol lOtuh street and Third avenue, in Collector Coster's
district. The officers experienced much difficulty u
I iting InM the building, but on entering loucd the
distillery in fnll operation Ibeprooerty seued ?wn
Si?ted ot one <-opper still el'about 400 gallon* eapacitt,
tome d.000 ga'loun of molasses mash, a issnuvv ef rum,
two pumps, a lot of rubber base sad ail other appuite
nanres of a complete distillery The es'abltsbmeat
had been running lor soiau wi-ekx. rb? illicit dis
tillers escaped, leaving ail their rrNMhtng tiubiud tbero
The oflc-rs who mane the set*ure heid po?sesst?a until
the place was turned over u> the Collector'! offleers.
THi; DNIUN .SQUARK ~UOMIO?l>E.
Coroner Ku-kboff yesterday rtnpanrl ed a jary is
thecsneol William Mchroeder, the tterma^ baker, of
No. 310 Pev m street, Rrooklyn, wno was sesaoJted
wh.lv .taieep os a bench ia I nion ?<{usre last Sunday
iM?rat?g. aioi .. U<? lied at ileile.'tte Usip Ul on fue
day ntgiti. rbe ajtoj^y v??t death was the
i. *uit ?i IMaratiMi ?f the bta.n. t!k> iaqeeet wtU be
he <1 alter the fourth.
"qimffff"
THE HOSl'ON VoittDlDK.
Bi.sroN. Mars., J-me is 147*
John X Jordan, the colored cattediao o( c.oaete at
Ihc ttoston sad Albany I'.aiiroad depot, who HA been
uiidtr suspicion ol ruurdenag tbe unknown maa ane
wasiottnd in the closets last i'hurnfay. conk-'-'vd the
murder j vsierday, but says it wqtm ?eu <teien? I he
Coroner s jury louad a verdict M scrurdsnce wab nit
coniesf Ion.
4fBUCK BY UetmflKO.
Cmmmiwt, rem., iane ?> mm
? Near t'oepers ironworks, Lve or ata u?ik. 'ivm
> ('?rtersville.ps.. V*n in t*t?io? !0'.Unt;y k(de?i
' and h s son badly buried by iifbiaiof last ersaiag

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