The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-08
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
The Washington Local Election
COlOred COuncilmen - Indian
HOstilities The Reports Ex-
sggerated 49, Movements
OfPresident Grant.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Spanish Throne and it's
Aspirants - Affairs in
Paris and Italy.
FROM .NEW" FORK.
Despatch to The Bosning Telegraph.
The German Trade Societies.

Despatch to The Busning Telegraph.
The German Trade Societies.
NEW YORK, June S.-The German trade societies
assembled this morning to the number Of about 5000
persons. The procession, under the marshalshtp OF
Julius Splitter, marched through a portion of the
city with banners flying and bands Of music playing,
and then proceeded to Jones' Wood, where the prin
cpal festivities Of the day will be held.
Severe Hail Storm.
At 115 this city was pelted with severe hail
Storm which lasted fifteen minutes. The streets
were nearly white with the hail stones, OF which
were as large as q roc's egg.
The Money Market
is very active and high rates being paid. Antci
pations Of stringent money market have throwna
Shadow the market generally. Sales OF gold are
light, and there is indspostion among brokers to
speculate. Gold opened at 1885,, and has advanced
slightly, being now quoted at 18S4.
The Stock Market,
in the early part OF the morning, has been as yester
day. very weak but there are at present symptoms OF
an Improvement Nearly all stocks are quoted at
nuctuation in Pittsburg, which has advanced from
1s6@1 @191H: Michigan Southern opened at 110, sold
down to 1ossS and again advanced TO 1099&. Harlem
sO@91.
Robbery Obituary.
SYRACUSE June S.-The office OF II. L. Smith, at
Lysander was robbed OF 100000 worth OF bonds,
mortgages, and certificates OF deposits.
James Monroe, President OF the Third National
Bank Of this city, and State Senator for two terms
died last night.
National Typogra phical Convention.
ALBANY, June S.-The Convention met at O'Clock
The special Committee on Proxy Credentials re-
ported that they found the credentials regular. A
long and animated discussion ensued, which resulted
in adopting the resolution offered by Mr. Conkling
OF New York, excluding proxy representatives from
the following Unions:-No. 81, Montgomery, Ala. !;
No. so, Burlington, Iowa; No. 80, jackson, Mich. {;
and No. ia, Annapolis, Md. The Convention ac-
cepted an invitation of Albany Union to make an
excursion on the river to Troy this afternoon. A
recess was taken for the purpose OF having the MEM
bers photographed in body in front OF the Capitol
After the recess a resolution adopted to proceed
to an election OF officers at $50 O'Clock this evening
and the Convention adjourned until that time.
Flour and Grain QHOtations.
NEW YORK, June s.-Flour market dull and 5@
10c. lower; sales OF 6400 barrels at S4955O5 for
superfne State; s5s0@6 for extra State; s6O59610
for choice do. $6'1566'30 for fancy do. 81 905'2
for do. Western; s. '55a5 95 for common to medium
extra Western IS 95@6'30 for choice do. s6451 80
for good to choice white wheat extra; sO-90@610
| for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; s615@7 for trade brands; sI'S5@S for
common to fair extra St. Louis: and $9@1 for good
TO choice do, the market closing dull.
Southern -four dull sales OF 800 barrels at f640(d,
6'95 for to fair extra and s761175 for good
| to choice do California flour quiet and heavy
sales OF 200 barrels at sG'75@925. Rye -four dull
sales OF 150 barrels at s4'50@65O Corn Meal quiet.
Wheat market firm with fair demand sales OF Is, 900
bushels at 81 421 43 for No. spring; and f14S for
No. do. Rye quiet; sales 1000 bushels Western at
81 90 Barley dull and nominal Barley Malt quiet.
Corn 1(a2c. better; sales of $4,000 bushels at GOA
sSc. for new mixed Western, via canal, and 600
91c for do. via railroad; 81 for old do aioat and
S7S9 for white Western. Oats rmer sales OF So 900
| bushels at sic. for Western, aioat