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A GREAT ADvocArE.-The follow
ing anecdote is related Of the late James

A GREAT ADvooATE.-Ths follow
ing, anecdote is related Of the late James
T. Brady: :,
The case Of a young man Who was
charged With murder in, what was claim
ed an accidental tracas, attracted = good
deal Of interest. He was = Mason, and
that society applied to Mr.. Brady to
defend him, rendering twenty-five
hundred dollars as fee; but, for some
cause, he declined the case: Not long
after, one afternoon, neatly dressed,
modest young gi1l came to the Office
and asked for Mr: Brady. Told to
walk into his private Office, she timidly
approached his desk and saying .sMr.
Brady, they are going to hang my
brother, and you can save him! I've
brought you this money, please don't let
my brother die! she burst into, teas.
1t was a.loll, of $3.50 which. the. poor
girl had begged in sums Of: Eve and ten
dollars. Ths kindhearted man heard
her, story. "They shan't hang your
brother, my chile" said he; and, put
ting the roll Of bills in m aavelops,
tsld her to take it to her mother and he
would ask for it when be, waited it.
The boy was cleared. In Mi. Bafdy's
parlor hangs an exquisite picture; BY
Du1aud, with letter On the back assk-
ing him to accept it as . m.rk of sp-
probation for his generous kindness in
detesding this poor boz. Ar. DArdy
prized that pioturs. c-ss - n@
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-, CHAPTER ;XXXVIII.
A MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.

A>month passed and brought Mrs.
Merlyn and family. This filed the
great house with familiar sights and
sounds. Here we're the loved faces
and: voices for which Margaretss heart
had yesrned. and yet this was a haunt
id house. Her mother took the vacant
ssatoat' the table,, while Mr. Winston
filled that Of the Judge ; and in some
sort tho, old family, pictures were 70
placed but in the ii library vas ever a
vacant chair, which she never saw with
out recalling the first morning she had
seen it and the calm, strong face which
looked on hers from it, dark cushion.
The large hand which then lay on the
| arm had taken such .: firm and ,ki,dly
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Branch Office, Philadelphia
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

~ .. J; - yN |:
Branch Office, Philadelphia.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Who're the general business Of the Comp..
ny Is transacted, and TO which oil general
correspondence should be addressed.
DlRETOR
ia, Cooke, ,Phils. E.A. Ro,,,,u w..h,,...
Y. II. Uiark, fulla. Henry ~. ,a'ok.- Msen
" ns!co!cia Starr, Phila. Nm Il. Chandler, v .st.,
nE w. - AvoiAeaos fhlIa. John u. DeIress, " ash.
oeorYe +. lyle. Fhlla. Eaward Duuxs N.w Yorh
'a4nckley clark ,fhila. Il. Z. fahnestock n Y.
orr lIElts.
vLAhENVE Il. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JA1 COUkE, CnAil mxn iuxnc. sua Ex.cutvs com.
lnlItee.
AAkksvN ": PkETE, Phila. sec'y and Actuary.
=: =. . En-, asnn9ton, Asslslant secl et.ry
t.hAlNC!e y: eMlah, a. ~, AAsu,cxl Dnvc,ur.
A"u "AAhS' ii. D., Assist. Med. director.
MEOAeAA ADJ AsOAN1 BuAhb. a..
=. Il: BARNES, SuiEeou-General u. >. A.. wash.
- noH :" -, .A'el Meuiesl department, U. 8,
- n, Washing ton. ..; a..
=: =: saAss, a. 4. M,sss4shipgten.
.schetsGlAT>..ss ~ =! Z y. 4 !. .Ash A. Al 1ORNExs.
WIN: s. oHANDhER, Washington nc
aAoha1 4eHa'1se: rpeatdStsaiia.:r "a. =. T.
THIS Company, National in its character.
oaers, py reas0n fl,s Large Cap,taE, .l,ox
heses Of Premium, aid New !Tabiea. .h..
mose deslFatae;neans ott :insurinr life vet,
presented tjlhe public. - =! IL ~
, rye rates ofprvdilum, beine l.rGee,lv re-
aoced, arc fhaus xs las orabie 10 .ths in.nr-
ers as'thoss Of tAe best Mutual Compsnies.
and avoid slt The Complications and .nncer,
ts1p ties OF Notes, Dlylueuus, and the mia.
onoerstandihBer rheh the later are 40 ant
to cause thef6liey Holders.
several new ana attractive tables are
now presented, which need only 10 t., b be nm
usEstoou " prove !scc.ptatle to tho 1ublio. :
SUCH ia as tug lAyUAE thuDLCING .POLn,
~ 4 49, CnN thk14lUN POLICY.
tta !he 1"';tr.er, he po44ey holder not, onl,
essuies q l's lns"' Auee, pay able ~, death,
ENtt@ tsceNe. u AsALK, A4.sl y period VI
= .YN eAts, ~. 4h"~ut tnceape equal to te,.
tceF fe"t' \1oker ee".). VI tnepur 81 HI. pod.
es... w.. - tus 'a'tt1' Tie IompAn> agrees TO-
'ee43* q ~ asse'sttthst tvtu. anaount ofmonev
poAcy..
The attention Of persons contemplating
tnsuring cher nves ur increasing ths
o.,'.1 :. = insurance tney already have, is
esltsd TO The special advantages offered By
Inc ne Nationst Lite: lhsursnee Company. -
Circuiars, tamp4lets aud full articulars
gwen 0p spPalca atloLsto the branch Office
u me Conpanyein this city, or to its Gen
!: ~ LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED
p every E4ty-tnq Town; and application
1on eenPetsA' Psrtiest5orsuch agencies,
with suitable endorsements, should be sd-
oresssd ~ yAh CUMfANY'S GENERAL
tricts. -
eENEHAL AGENTS o + .11to.
=, PANY, .
'At yO4HE O4 CO., New York for New York Stat.
= Ca caAkk As CO., for Pennsylvanta and South
JAZZ :o0kG CO., Washington i, D. c., for MARYLAND.
yyHexme' Wy ginia, District Columbia, and West,
D. A. ELLIS co. Chicago, Illinois for 1llinoiswis
HON; N;,s.I sTEPHEs MILLER, St. Paul, for
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(Euterel according to Act Of Congress. By Mrs
janet. swisshelm, in the year 1865 In the Once Of
the Clerk Of the United States DistctOourt fol- The
Distactof Western Pennsylvania
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HENRY. We, wEARx
...,l., :, CARRIAGEMAKER. =. =,

THAvErsmovsd temy new sh pa ! sr
1.-THE Bridge; where an prepared 8 do
allAinds Of work in the ,CarriagemakinR
inc: Wagons, carriages and sleigh made
stss Partieularattention paidtorepair.
( ..tt,a1l s..at ...a..t. ...- ..-e =. Vo.Ct
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take charge ;of them and i, while, she
went on With her plan Of, life already
arranged. M: Winston vonld repre-
sent him, and make The necessa.y ar
raugement Of detail, With Ms. Mer:
lyo. He v v.s going abroad m and !..l' should
leave that evening, Margaret, heart
sank. Her h3pes Of brin@''ng aboat
reconciliation between him aud Mrs.
'Kendon, xere dashed to the ground,
more BY his manner, than BY bis words
His plaus t3ck ia nothing Of contradio:
tion or hesitation On 'ths part Of any,
and it was by the utmost effort she con-
trived to say :~''s'''< "";''- .o1
'"May they not see their mother?">.:.
he hesitated amonent, thon drawing
his hand across bis forehead heavily,
sid: .i><:-,17a
). "Do as you: think best. 1 can trust
youg' .z~.>[- i: Ii - =: s"2,. =;
!" She gained courage and continued: !:
3" "God forbid: tint I should hold this
| power Of life and death: It'is yon
who must give tho law, and may it be
asimetcifal u that verdict you shall
tneed In the last day" Il za;'::gE> oa;
8 "''Tsko or ssud' then" " he replied,
Esteiny. "Shs:must not come here :.
n'"1s4 there auything more Eshe1 in,
quired.2a dSlit ALL aJa1d s,ssc li&} !,
sG"Nothiug but what M. .Winsto,
knows I shsll'write to him when nee
sssary. Write to your mother thi
morning and let there bs 8 no delay
The house cannot remain 10 thn way
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About this time Margaret began
to turn her law studies to account,
Will still pursuing them with unabas-
ed diligence. Her Home controversy,
while it made her the dread of the
Mildmay party, won her the confidence
OF some influential people who admir-
ed her 6rmness, strict sense Of
justice and executive force. They gen;
orally gave her credit for much more
legal love than she really possessed,
and began to seek her services in writ
ing deeds, contracts and other legal
documents. Mr.. Winston, two years
from the date of the commencement Of
her apprenticeship, entered into a con-
tract with her by which she should re-
ceive half the proceeds of the Office
business. She soon became known at
the Recorders Office, and noted fol
making the most diligent and exhaus.
tive searches after flaws in the title OF
any property which client proposed
to purchase. AS this is. point on
which lawyers are apt-to be negligent
and her attention had been specially
directed by Judge Kendon to many
instances of after trouble from sucf
neglect, she made it point of con
science to be sure Of leaving no lea
unturned iu order to learn the who'll
truth.
Notwithstanding the side issue
which had divided her attention, sh
had thrown so much energy aud deter
minatiou into her study as to demon
! strate the truth Of Judge Kendon'
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARkElt.
PHApRLPHrA June uueedi Midlihg Crland 3fle
Groeere. inactive Mess Pork So 81 Hans. GGlt.c Lard
2ud2lc Four active; Sureue IS 25 Sprng Er
S6d Pauer 49dSlO "a wheat HEAVY Red ~ ~ 0s
Amber. 55dSl Co. White TeuUeee ? - RE qlet-t 20
du 5000 bush. Yellow a2HJ5e Mred t6a9c Oats
active sales 6tOJ bush Weston al 15a-bc Nhsky yJ1Gc
FRAycisco June 28FlHr ~ odSS 81 Lghi sales tr
China Wheat qet 10 ~ fDd ~ o. Legal Ienden a!
BAITIuoHE June 29Coton yer, firms Miairg Jc Flour gtis'
snd seay Wheat dul sales Choice New White AZ ~ ga ~ %
Corn weak Prime yellow Oats hruer Light, - %
Heavy. 7id00c Rye dm; held - ~ Is for Western Arss
quiet qnift; rib Sdes8r Clear Rib tdbic
shoulders I5d c Hans 2Q2c Land dull at 2oc Nhl,ky very
firm and scarce ~ 030+l o. 49,.
oswEGo n jane 29T dul and 2d50c owsri sales 100
bills 80 for No Spiug; - for Amber Winter - for
wths; Sc IS for Double ELtr Boat qus sale; ly bash
Amber Mithn 81 81 No Mlaaulee Cluh heh Al - ST
without buyers Corr drm but gH No held At Se re eemil
Corn Meal 81 IS MiceI rnchauged Shorts SllH l8i
slpsuF.. $40 sud Midlrn. s2ia+p tua Canal Fr,sht'
uncugugr-Nhcat, 8c tou, ii and RE &c.. % henl ork
Lumber 81 the Hudson Railroad RrsshisPour 70 Boston,
65c: 30 New York SOC. aud 10 Albau7, Sc
Bryytr6 H. Jure % Fsbs lover Wheat l5lc Corn, le
Oats &c 10 dali and lower CIV Groupd Sprng
OO Western SpruV aud Bakers 20 10 II ~ Amber West
ern 60 1887 Wheat inactive unsettled add dec.eiJ lower;
800 bush. No Milwaukee Cuhat ~ 81 OD bgs do = -
1000 bush No Chicago At : = eosrg tmer Corn du ara
nominal at 7bc du aud held b Br-Jsars two efrts
Canada 81 60 Peasssr. two er Canada q ~ r. transferred
% Lad quiet AZ -. d-Vc ighalta
seady-Sales 50 bbs at 51c
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FIRST MORTGAGE SIN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs OF
THE ST. LOUIS AND 81. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF Mis-
soURI-Princpal and interest payable III coin at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Newly ork.-We
are now closing out the balance of this most
desirable security at the low price of So and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited to less
than 1900 per mile aud secured by mortgage on
the entire property of the Company, thus making
the of the safest and most profitable secur-
ties for investment now in the market.
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers, New York.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOID FIRST MORTGAGE CONvERTI-
BILE SINKING FUND BONDS
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
FIFTY YEARS TO RUN,
FREE OF L. ). TAX.
ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND
.. MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
THESE BONDS, AT TIKI PRICE, YIELD ~ CURRENcY
TIN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price.
Full information furnished bv
HENRY CLEws d Co., Financial Agents,
No 81 WALL-sT.. n. Y,
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parties 70 justice. subscription Of shilling per share
Will suffice, IL is believed meet the requisite outlay
which may be RENTED 10 Mcssrs. Glyn Co. The
nltee do not state the precise form In which they
be advised 10 commence proceedings, but judging from
the contents Of sworn document quoted by them.
the matter would appear TO be simply for Criminal
Court.
The following IS an abstract Of the report TO the
Controller OF the Currency, showing the condition OF the
National Banks IN the City Of ewYork at the close Of
business the 18th day Of June, 1869: .. g..
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PR ISsSis. RdtlTOdds dId Canal
PHO bales Cotton. - 58 bush Wheat 23 bush Com,
lao bush Oats i busb Beans 900 hhs Flour 40 bbs Rshsi
Petroleum hhs Spirits Turpeutne 10 bbs Tar 2lD bills Pteh
g5l bb Rosn y bills Pork 100 Lard 81 casks Ashes 29 pkgs
Butter $50 boxes Cheese e bills Taow, l5l pkgs OIL Cake u
bis Copper bbS whisky ba,es Cost skins 92 bhs fgg
bales bales Hemp 3j bales Hops 1851 sidrs Leather
Hides bids Tobacco i9 Rice 2OO boxes Starch pays
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party Of gentlemen who propose to make survey OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad left San Francisco Mon
day for Portland Oregon, aud Olympia, Washington Ter
rtOry, accompanied by Thomas W. Caufed, General
Agent Of the Company After examining the bays and
hsrbors Of Puget Sound the party will proceed TO Walla
Wala; thence northeastery TO Couer dAlene and Peud
d. Oreie Lakes, up the Columbia to Montana, passing
by Deer Lodge Valley to Gallatn City, Helena; and Ca
dots and Mulans Passes in the Rocky Mountains. After
exploring the Passes and the Upper Yellowstone River
the party Will down that river the Missouri to Fort
Clark, where they expect to another expedition
from Lake Superior.
The metropolitan Savings Bank has declared y semi.
annual dividend payable ana after July d.
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FRUITS AND BERRIES.

give an intelligent idea Of the fut and berry uae
I p oaaiity are TIE receipts aud 80 W'de range % &c
srce tte last Charleston steamer brought W 'aa W p
~ ~, s An the wav g. so Caie1 some ,A4
iasb crates ffom Mississippi the charges on vbl were
on.bt to al Norfolk apples. vary from 5c 70 % Pc
he more eo,unp price COCA fruit being ~ 5J~t1 t 80
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Office of FISK B. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
.OpperS U. g. Sub Trsasury. .f...

We receive the accounts Of Parks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make cOllec-
tions on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in al parts Of the
Union ..r.. a'.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes of Government Securities,
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Elk
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-Cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by moneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-percent. Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
la# Fisk g. HATCH
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Sinantial.
TnE OCEAN EArloyAL BANK or Tnr crTr ~ NV, Yos'


80 Jans2 1904 I
IN the recent robbery of this Bank there was
oth bds - hs fertss ae SOD -hs -r.'.'
WITH a.
cied payable let JGl neI thereafter let January and
july.
,.,rtne1f bss been sorpci q. = STEVENSON.
GREENviLLR GSD CoLuSmA B,utoip COZ
CouvHIs 5 G.. June y, 1863 !
HOLDERS of the GUARANTEED BONDS
ana CERTIFICATE OP INDEBTEDNESS Of tbs Company 10
Vor can bav, The coupons July 1852 PAID
tor Al ne Oaee Of IT, KIMPTON. BANKER No Nassau Il,
these Bonds aud Ctrias else
where present the tatolua National bhk OF
Columbia, s. e., Tor payment II J. lANNEl !. Is'i's
VO THE Holders of OHIO STATE SIOCkS;
NOTICE. hereby gwen that due the Let dsy Of
Jov 1859 "a The Psndd hht of Ohio u be pad - the
AMERICAN EXCHANGE SATlOSAL EASk ia the cry OF New
Yo from the 18th proIo tncaireyJ aud thereafter
10 ofce 10 this city. ......
Couubus Oslo. June u. 1903 20,
JAMES H. GOODMAN Auditor Of State. lComHis'onts the
ISAACR SHERWOOD Secretary OF stae Snkhg futh q" We
WM H. WEST. AuorbeJ General NtAle oi oA@
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TUESDAY, June 29-P. NJ.
lOI O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Gold opened ut 1874, sold at 1374G137iO137b,
closing l37lalS7a. The clearinGs at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were S57O42OoO. and the balance $780,
The Wesphaa for Hamburg to-day took f6SSOO0 in
specie the amount brought last week By the Cleopatra
from Vera Cruz. ..
Government bonds opened dull and steady at the clos
ing quotations Of yesterday The transactions were
moderate. The strinGency In money did not bring any
bonds TO the market for SALE and the small amounts Of
fered taken by the large dealers who anticipate an
active investment demand after the let Of July At the
close the market strong, and but few bonds were
offered.
State bonds were dun. Tennessee bonds continued to
be pressed for sale, and weak and feyersh The
old bonds sold at GA and the new at 81 Virginia per
cent excoupOn, sold at 5s05S5 Georgia per cent So
Georgia per cent, 95i Missouri per cent, 81 North
Carolina per cent 93a59; New bonds IS; California
per cent 1879 Railway bonds continue firm under mod
crate investment demand. Miscellaneous stocks we're
steady Western Union sold at Ss3aS94. Pacific Mail
was strong selling SD ssh closing S7tasa, Express
shares were active Adams sold at 6S1a6S1 Wells
Fargo, 80; American, 40; Merchants Union, To-
Railway shares opened dull with moderate business,
and advanced from lal per cent during the day The
active tone OF the money market had apparent effect
upon the market and the transactions although limited
ia 8mOu showed great strength. The principal trans
actions made in NewYork Central Michigan South
ern and the North Western shares. st. Paul stocks
we're moderately active the Common selling at S074b
and the Preferred S5s9S5i Hudson sold at l65salG6
NewYork Central 1865 asa Michigan Southern, 1860
lO7i; Northwestern Common, sOlGsl3; Northwestern
Preferred, 944d95E; Rock Island, ll7l9ns AT the
in the second call the market steady but afterward
Long prices from to per cent lower in SYM
pathy with the activity in money. The decline was as
sisted by gloomy reports from the West that the recent
heavy had damaged the crops and that the earn
gs Of the roads seriously reduced in consequence OF
the bad weather. These TumOrs were used by the bears
to depress market and the dealings were without
spirit At the close NewYork Central sold at 1915 The
balance OF the market DUH but showed material
change in prices.
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ECCis

REGENTS, csg pigs for the week which go more than Tor
week: corresponding week list ye,i f'Vo
inv Ia prsea bot weather which injuries We Pea
co., are romiag ard 10 had order leading we ~
fgy had been sffn tine iu the eJtIty AZ We
have heu sold l0d5c per doL nat Mo sses arc MAUI '
about II f,r Western. We quote 90 "a,
j. L. sndP Y doL Is ~ i SIS as
Stsfe GOOD as Egg OAis lush goOu '''''' W.
q
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u.-.p s-.rr. rs.A,vs1 SrsYosE jan. 2 ls g r,


NINTH PURCHASE OF GOVERNMENT
~ BONDs-Poposas Will be received At this once 9nu noon o.
THURSDAY july Tor the sale to the Government q 0hE MILLION
ng tune bids w be opened and the Awards declared
Proposals. will e pecae character Of the Bonds offered Sheher
coupon and % shch aud may be for any aoaa not
less than Eve thousand dollars
The prices proposals be for the principal OF the
bonds aNfn money without the accrued interest when
will be paid coin the bonds accepted from the date Of the last
payment Of interest 10 the date Of purchase. . .
Each neose certified check for Eve cent Of the
The checks proposals not accepted will
result aeerand aud those Of others
the BoBds deTeted for which
will he made they can be duly examined
The night reserved bids adverse the Interests Of the COY
By ouler oflbe Secretary Of the Treasury .
H. VAN DiCK, Assistant Treasurer
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD C0U-
" PoSs Of FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COUPONS Of FIRST MORT.
GAGE EIGHT PR CENT BONDS,
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD COUPONS Of FIRST
MORTG iGE BONDS.
DUBUQUE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COUPONS Of FIRST
MORTGAGE PREPERRED BONDS -------- .-
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COUPONS Of FIRST
BErRolT AND PONTIAC RAILROAD COUPONS of FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS nv .. .. &c.. - = -
MACON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD COUPONS Of FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS, ...' .. -......-....- --... 49,. -.
due Juy 1869 win be paid osee NO u Puet 70 the City Of
HevYoTk and after the LET proImo less Government TAI Also
Due Jnly l. 1862
ST. LOUIS JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD cor.
PONS II SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS. free Of Government
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD or GEORGIA COUPONS OF
CONSOLIDATED SEVEN PER CENT BONDS ee Of GOIenment
~ K. JBSUP 4 Co. No. IL Pmest
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n. Y. Wholesale pRIcEs oF couNTRg PRoDUcr

FoR THK WEEK ESDYo JUNE % 1853.
The following are good condition. -
sold ~ .'go 9%'s T beside m nj Spd other charges
Boes packages sbond be carefully marked wa PAINT AND the uss
list Of tie the ag lc Of tie cover ,9a send Slirr BY
Of The produce.
Arrivals Of Beans LOO trsh or s es h'n The previous Ntst
Inc not Mea'hTr u b"I es' 'E Wy
ting that beans are rot 9tsJ 70 60 ln'a6a i su. III s
ard 81 So Ss been "a for .rnaii los We quote:
Beam Medium @Sn yG Sss = so "a 10 Pea, csa $50 50
Common to fair. S,8 Isl southern Back -
Marrow. prme. 81 a 30 eyed q bag. so , 80
rrr. the WEI 81 an Increase s,o over
s sby@ss, voc TO c.fas by ssT 100 f
porsnee 10 the principal slippers California IN
his market have a cleared gn eleagS sIrrs T1s 1s o. D f
prompt delivery ia that market Ttsiraugu tue opening Of The
yrojab Inst hereafter that win be the channel through W1h the
Ti,,' butter SI 1 e Ten Gsys s1e, 6egoSd
The butter sent ssd is the inesi Sg,,sT9 ha o. aqal1 '
ket The constant iGproye5tnt ia the Me,,srn Pro.fI
The mas rendering independent Of State crop Which 81
To Sa II nv, tpii tde 10 tie West where the crop is
sLaa9.1 and Of t9% yss @ . St ate. thee i.
Sg o9'a ' s ,' si Ss. Supplied & Quantities during month
Jane nov holds mo. Der entire polu, willie the dsmaud being
supplied v Western butter q much lower prices Even ne ,ia
H tbs cost country Eierty The dealers better aayed Of
IDEA nat zoe ' pc Wire some butter paid profit
many ' .P oG.,. ard .ps6s q last year, op
. on 9hs Of The eo # state fSs has been banded at % profit
to ds males them f 5 s9 1. II g'Ir ss pra
b 40 little outlet 80 sensitive the dealers here TO aeerTua
inter In III srie Faruer SHOULD not lose sight Of the argamen
Ter DER o. s ps 81 utsf saa cheese rave
oaetoa be ~9rd over Tae eo9t Gn a5s &
the recent heavy the Pne Of cheese Nbh su endIg
o ' ~ I s 10 lover prices dairy poue Fall Ia
@ seem. 'a1 T.1og A"y , a R,ye 10 sort to
Bug markets for u outlet but a Ese1 o% i aug @
immense erop and boarding up be put the mTes late IN ne
season Al been the ease With other products Lie
s-F R, snP6 s ce%% ss 70 f ;i,fa S sos5
Dss Ga a s e., cSs1cd Ss to d
Middle and Southern e gig
srt. 81 a. n Weston 6rkins. fue yellow. .3tG y
Co1roI 10 81 Common store packed lis az
Welsh tubs hue...'..'.'''S.a ~
Receipts S , win a ,gs %t 1Gss exported viii such Zee
receipts 4eee Of e. IN s 5i 5 Gp 70 vi, rrs v7
They have gone down faster than vas anticipated tGs oeens
beng &C. TO asny Of the operators which cost soc
u . The Soas a. more f a, the s Fan. ale. than Cheese
i'Fso; q ''j'T,y s?%sA 1s ES f S.f ,S
ccSat cheese brought re tas market teay @ lie The
oas are si2g shippers laying back jr now being
i sis F,,t eisia7 Farm dairy Slnnmsde
Common " "a G GslG Eps 6sy good is, S7
yarn dairy fbe~...l3 aG Common 'Eimnsd''''o az az
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Receipts 1883 pkg, the which 7,o %ege thar for
iS ,J% "a e"u,sS Of lo Which puI Ne quality Som,
s s ss f 5ssS a 's liz; o1 G be soss such
have been od 0d5c doL bat most sales are made '' AZ
~. 8 IS IS 2 2 "a. bush good g so'
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