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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-26

Ohio Dealers in DRUGS Medicines Chemicals
Paints Oils Varnishcs Brushes Dye Stufs &c. Choice
Family Groceries, including Teas, CoIees SC, Patent
Medicines Pure Wines aud Liquors for Medicinal pur-
POSES. Physician sprescripuns carefully and prompt
ty attended to. 1913
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-26
HARNESS MAKER.

w. HI. VILLA MSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
her, opposite Fisk Block, Main street. Ashabur, Ohio,
has on hand and makes to order in the best manner
everything in his line S6l
FORD 6 FLINT, Manufacturers and Dealers In
Saddles, Harness, Bridles Collars, Trunks, Whips,
DC, opposite Fisk House, Ashtabula Ohio. 1913
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Live hors were dun and rows market closing ss
sS 0 re g PTs s ba. wss "n, s
sctiys ana prices again lover closing = i9e lie
prime wssrn and southern quoted 5e
was dull, but unchanged In value We quote mess
M ssrce & Bacon fs w wa. inactive a and prices :.9s
ifssFss fss o cut ISss
manaea checked business. We anoss.pry ssasa ,. snc
snS Sss:sd % sc o .
SS sus r.a rsAs q 10 s .G
f N Ely 70 ws:ss xss ne Of
"a crude 10 bulk witch quits s.s.dy =
though n Soae & IN 4 s q ns
ws aud ls %sss dnps ana
The sales were 1000 bbs al sSc The FOR refined on
Ess with al % S ans Ss.s s,: Sr 4
n w rs some holders q s asking The rs o pOs X:
terms; also 80 COO cases oeophsSe AMI Is 600 standard
Hs ss'sss's witch
ssc sss %c & 10 I We market wsa ea ron sna c
ing Al about ssc We heard Of sales of con-
wa. IN small supply and a,r though the
heara q fa no sales but prices We're arm
II nc isc for prime 70 choice grsdes !. ...
90 s5 Gold duty paid Grass inactive at former hg
sUeAnrhe market for raw onIv moderately active
and scarcely % Im though rces @ were anchangsd prc
Rico; boxes private Rsansd quiet
%s sad ssnsy sS sas ill.,
we IssSa, : % socS @
:s ssss:,s .s;%s sSsiss To;;;;
&C. Rssans"boass, Dutch % standard Nos M
ss 3d. il e R s o ies d. ai % s. so
Soao 1s & so nS Ss0s s0e
X. ssss S: . 80 rss: were quite
wisKyyReceipts pc bsls Ths msrks. was riss YSs
bbs a 81 % . Vi o. clos ng a. sboui ~ o..
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SETON HALL COLLEGE.

The fourteenth annual commencement Of Seton
Hall College, at South Orange, n j., took place yes
terday. The attendance was smaller than usual,
although the institution, under the able manage
menr Of Rev. DR.. Corrgan, Is steadily progressing
and Is now In far better condition than It ever at
tained before he assumed the presidency. The
exercises took place In the open air. The programme
inclu led an address on "The Power OF knowledge .
by John r.. Plnnkett; "Unrecognized Greatness, u
by Joseph NJ. Flynn; "Our Alma Matern by Al
bert d. Briggs. Tie address 10 the graduates
was delivered by ColonelJ Madison Cults. brother.
in-law OF the lale stephen A. Douglas, and who has
been engaged for the next term as Professor OF
Literature and International Law.
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was conferred on
Alfred Benthall Briggs. OF washington, D. c.. John
Cllan, of Newark, N. j.; Patrick Egan, OF Newark,
N. j.; John Michael Flynn. of New York; Thomas
Tracy Hcndrck, OF Penn Yam, N. Y; MI ctael Joseph
Holland OF Newark, N. j.; Michael Thomas Madden,
Of Rochester, N. y; Michael McManus OF Patterson,
4
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The extreme fluctuations IN the leading specula-
tive aharea xyer G foIowa.-
GoyERNMENrs srRoNG.

The governme enr list was strong, in sympathy with
the higher quotations for gold but more especially
upon purchases for the reinvestmen OF the July in
terest The 67s advanced to la but fell or frac.
ton at the Close 1t is estimated that about $75 00o
900, representing the interest on the public
debt railway dividends, coupons on mort
gage bonds and like profits on Investments will seek
reinyestmsnt during the month of July. The follow
ing were The closing prices OF the government llst
United States currency skies, 1iSk a 113A; Do
slxes, 1881, registered, 1l4s 1I44; do do, coupon
NIX 11s; do. 1ve-twentes registered, May and
November, Ill a l1151; do. uo., 1882 coupon, do,
ll1H 1l1tS do. do, 1854, do do, lllM ILL do
DO, 1865 do. do 1llk l11X; do. do, 1856, coupon,
January and July. ll3ss 113%; do. do 1867, do do
llsA llS;s; DO. do, 1858, do. do, ll3X II3zS;
do ten-iortes registered, lo7A loS; 90, do, cou-
pom, 10s1S q 1oSi4. ~
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. ~
The southern list was dull except for the Ten nes
sees aud Nortn Carolina special tax bonds, which
were higher and moderately active. The following
were the closing street prices:Tennessee, ex cou.
pom, 6s,. 67; do, new, siK 64x Virginia, ex
coupon, 81 6S; do. new, 81 6s; Georgia sxes
ss a 90; do. sevens 951i e6; North Carolina, ex
coupon, 40 497s; do. new, 27 2S; do. special tax
26 26Js; Missouri skies, 9iA a e5 do, Hannibal
and st. Joseph, Sax 95; Louisiana skies, II 7s;
do. new, "a 10; do. levee skies. IS a 49, do. do
elghts. s5 90; do. penitentary sevens SO ss;
Alabama fiyes, ~ IS; do. eights. 1O1 lO2;
South Carolina sixes o1 %; do. new, July, So a
s2H; do. do, April so 81; Arkansas seyens, 75H
a 76.
THE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1877; Manhattan, 1855; Mechanics
14o; America, l4S; City, 2o5; PhenIx, lloH; Trades.
chants Exchange, loe Seventh Ward, 10; State OF
New YORK, 100; Commerce. 124; Ocean, s5; Mercantile,
12o; American Exchange, 1l2k; Chatham, 1872 Bank
OF the Republic, 100; Bank Of North America, 104;
Hanover. 1o4; Irv g. 11s; Peope's 14o; East River.
1l3; Market 1885, Nassau 1o6X Shoe and Leather, 1885,
Corn Exchange, 12s: st. Nicholas, 100; Importers
and Traders. l5s; Park le2; Manufacturers and
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ST. JOHNS collss:. FoauaAm.
The Twenty fifth Annual Commencement
Yesterday Afternoon.

Yestcrduy Afternoon
The twenty-flfth annual commencement OF ST.
Johns College, FOrdham, took place yesterday after
noon. The exercises held on the lawn bene ath
the cd elms where graduates year after year have
been sent out to fight their way In the world. There
was very large number of ladies and gentlemen
present. but owing probably to the in
tense heat, the crowd was not az great
as that Of former years The. discourses
Donohoe; Poor Laws,n Desmond 8. Lamb; .'Edu-
cation" James A. Kelley; communism John w.
Morris; Capital Punishment, John J. Reilly. The
discourse on "W0man Suffrage" was excellent, and
Mr.. DonOhoc, In denOuncng the attemp. made bv
the extreme sun,ragsts to degrade woman by taking
the respect and the love Of man, hit the nail
squareiy on the head. Miss An hony would have
gone into mysteries had she heard the discourse. The
valedictory was delivered by Gustavus L. Trempe
ana the address to the graduates by Orestes A.
Brownson. The conferring Of degrees took place
was conferred on Thomas J. Guy, Troy N. Y. The
degree OF Master OF Arts was conferred on the fol-
C e 5est A s ST. ps
4 B., NV YORK John Lucy, <: B., Fort Smith, Ark.
shiel, 4. b., Fordham n T.; Philip j. b. Vandyke,
A. b., Detroit Mich; John O'Nell, Ill. b.. New
York; Patrick Il. Hickey, New York; Charles Pinck-
The degree of Bachelor OF Arts was conferred on the
following students James A. Kelly Syracuse, N Y
Edward d. Foley, Pawtucket, X. l.; John w. Morris
Morrisania, N. T.: Joseph P. Costin, Halifax, N. s.;
william J. Ludden, Florence, N. r.; Edwin M. Cogh-
lin, Toledo, Ohio; ignatIus Macmanus, Chihuahua,
Lamb, Albany, N. Y; John ]. Reilly. New York;
Gustavus L. Trempe, Sault Ste. Marie. Mich.
The medal awarded for the best biographical essay,
"Don Juan OF Austria.' was merited BY Desmond S.
Lamb. John W. Morris was next in merit
Edebohls OF the class OF rhetoric Michael F. Dooey,
OF bellies lettres and William p. Denegre classics
The memoers OF the press are Indebted TO the
TO them during the exercises.
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PRINCE TON COLLEGE.

The Closing Dny-A Grand Spectacle for New
Jersey-GOvernOr Hoffman md Judge
Strong H0nOred with nm LII. ID.
Yesterday was by far the most interesting of the
commencement exercises in Princeton College.
The exercises took place in the First Presbyterian
church before a larger audience than has heretofore
assembled on similar occasions. Among those
present were Governor Hoffman, of New York; Gov
ernor Randolph, OF New Jersey; ex-Governors Oldcn
and Ward, JUICE Bradley, Judge Nixon, Secretary
Robson and ex Chancellor Green. After the ad-
dresses were delivered the degree OF Bachelor OF
Arts was conferred on eighty-slx students.
The degree Of Ii. D. was conferred on Governor
Hoffman, Associate Justice Strong OF the United
States Supreme Court; Professor Francis A. Marsh,
Lafayette, Pa, and Dr. Horace A. ButtoIph, all ex-
graduates.
The degree Of d. D. was conferred on the Rev. Ed
ward KempshaN and the Rev. M. Blackburn
The degree Of NJ. A. was conferred on seventy two
students.
Tne valedictory address was delivered by Hugh
Graham Kyle, of Tennessee.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, |
WEDNESDAY, June 2s-6 p. M. !

WALL STREET, |
WEDNESDAY, June 2s-eP. MI
DRFEAT OF THE CURRENCY BILL.
The report Of the conference committee on the
Currency bill was rejected this afternoon by an en-
phatic vote OF the House. which Is more than was
expected by those who knew that the Western men,
bers and many OF their Eastern brethren unaler
ably opposed to contraction In any form. The Wash.
ington telegram further says that new conference
committee has been appointed. The question
naturally suggests ITSELF Are the new committee 10
act upon the virtual wishes OF the House as
manifested in the rejection OF the Contraction bill
and 60 to the other extreme by reporting
one Of imitation The defeated bill originated IN the
Senate. Should the new one TO be prepared by the
House committee propose expansion 1t would meet
with little favor at the HANDS OF the Senate and for
this reason the currency question VIII go BY the
board for the present session. The whole country
viii then rejoice that the antagonstic position of the
two branches OF Congress on the question OF the
finances has prevented them from tinkertng with the
currency. Last winter the Funding bill hung like q
pail over commercial circles. 1t Is time the depres
sion In trade resulting from the agitation OF this
rency question was forever disspated.
GOLD STEADY AND STRONG.
Except during brief interval In the afternoon.
when the vote was being taken on the Currency bill
and when there was some uneasiness lest 1t might
accidentally 60 through (wali street being very
pcious as to what the spectators In Congress might
dol, gold was steady and strong. At the period re-
ferred to large sale occurred Canadian account
the proceeds TO be reinvested In 1vetwenties, and
the price declined from l11s to 1l1K. The average
price Of the day, however, was 1l1K. The
stronger tone OF the market was due to
advanced quotations for foreign exchange,
which In turn is nrm In consequence OF
the light supply OF commercial hills on the mar
ket and also by Of expectation not deeply
founded, however that the activity In money In Lon.
don reported to-day will suggest II 1t does not
sion. an advance in The discount rate when the
Bank Of England directors meet to- morrow morning
These facts must account for the sudden strength
which the market shows despite the continued DIS
bursement OF c)n interest at the Sub-Treasury,
where 81, $50 9l3 gold paid out to-day, making
total, thus far OF $3.6s7,939. The course Of the
rnnrkat ia shown N tho fah
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Eckford W.. Rcsoiute-Tho Jerseymcn Vic
tors by q Score NJ Three 10 Ono.
Because Of the very poor stand made by the Reso-
lutte Club in the early part OF the season. New York
clubs had set it down that they could Cross over to
Elizabeth and hammer them down with half their
regular force. How far this guess work or triffng
with the Resolutes was correct may be judged
by the wall0png the Eck0rds sustained
in their game with the Resolu'es yesterday. Minus
three OF their regular nine. the fcS0rds set to work
TO win Jersey ball. but lar from winning as tho
sequel shows, they lost one them elves, and sus-
tained an igDOmlnious de eat. SpraGne, the once
celebrated pitcher Of the Eckfords, appeared N the
nine, and pitched for considerable part OF the
game; but behind him were too many weak hands
to sustain him. The Resnntes are deserving credit
for this victory, and their STOCK In the market win
receive q r.se. Appendel is the full score:-
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STREET VuorarlMi
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
wEpNEspAY, June ee-ep. N

"WEDNESDAY, June 29-6 6P. M.
CoFFEEThe market for Rio quiet, the demand from
all sources being light and heard Of sales of i'm.
portance. Prices, however, quite steady For
descriptions the market dull but unchanged
We quote :-Rio-0rdinay cargoes, l4Sc. 15c. !;
fair do, lskc. q l5Jsc.; good do. l8alc. 1896;
prime do, l7c UHc; extremes tor lots 1fj1c &c.,
Java 2uc Singapore lsc &c., Ceylon, 7c. l9c.;
maica i5c 6Tc; Manila, Costa Rca and Mexicsn. isc
. 20c, all gold duty paid.
CoTroN-Tbe demand passably active for spinning
but exceedingly light for both export and specuation
win continued TAT offerings prices were heavy and ngan
l97 bales OF which 1857 tor spinning, 90 for export
and 10 speculation. There increase, business
transacted In cotton tor future delivery, but ct
sboai ~ lover prices the decline being caused
low mddine, for June at lsac y 7l6c 200 DO. for
Juy at 1870. l9Sc 500 do for August at lSc lsc 500
do for September at 1870 lsc, 600 DO for October
&c. 2 DO Tor November at lsc and late Saturday 200
At lsc &c., and 100 DO for August at 1870. We append
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t8sg sR8I THE SHAMELESS.
syHnts n Little Lamb.

faeFn arsng VHnts Little Lamb.
s9arR Eenaal yesterday tried number
flf J3l Is OF 4ica arvarious offences, but one r
sS gtAtcS srcst l'aham storm is q member OF
" sanlta Rn.1I His special duty is to inspect
AIfsfs Sia g a1th as he inds bad. He has
nks etf I9r years, and he swore yesterday
has iAe f-t ii years he has seized and con-
fe,ieA te way 2, ,750 caves 900 sheep, Is
fb5~N aagi 4a4R founds OF beef, 10, ,526 pounds
rk Esti eai y pounds Of game. He has proved
nsA l-.Gher than Cesar according to
fE
Atfef W tt story OF Mary and her little
1aNh Ga ps@ Walter Fox, proprietor Of
sia NJ lhing,on MarKet Abra-
1ana 't litbie lafno. On the
fr'ak Ff f4 Af, swore that Storm came
~ bfr at af n and asked for the
saFsFA tAH fas. He put him OF. ON
n n it'tf fi4t M 40 feI again and MADE simi-
IA NJ aafet a1 nant only sells on commits.
''H 4e8H 1ish the article OF suDsist-
ife, ffr fox swore that Storm, on
|SE lt =, -~---<. u his sheep and condemned
|fnem when they were perfectly good. One Pitman,
|efnployed by Fox Confirmed his evidence in every
particular. Abraham den ed tDe soft linpcachment
Ewore the meat was blown, and plated With NUT.
ton talow, In violation Of the health law and
proved 10 by SefgeaIt Thompson wnO sent " 10 the
kp1al docks. The evidence showed further that the
I;aicas remained III q nelgIborng stall three
.nours before Sergeant Thompson saw them, and
Fox claims they were tfampled upon and covered
with mud IN the intefregnum. The case was re-
yerfed 10 the Board, ana II Is probable Abraham
viii search elsewhere than Washington Market In
me Iuture for little lamb
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LAFAYETTE cuLLsGe.

EAsTON, Pa, June 20, 1870.
The commencement exercises Of Lafayette College
took place to-day. Mr.. J. j. Hardy OF Pennsylvania,
delivered the valedictory. The alumni orator was
Rev. Professor Elliott, OF the Chicago Theological
Seminary The honorary degree OF Ph. d. was con-
ielsed on DIR. Thomas w. Evans, OF Paris, and tnat
0i d. d. upon President Kendall, OF Lincoln
University, and Rev. James s. Richards, Moderator
OF ihe United Synod Of Philadelphia.
President Cattelrs leyee and reception 10 to be
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roo a,ca 70 Iva.

Early yesterday morning, between two and three
O'Clock, ex.Aderman Francis G. Helllnger wealthy
NewarKcr. committed suicide by hanging himself at
his residence, No. West street, Newark. He CON-
mied the act while aboring under 1T OF insanity,
caused, 1t Is believed, by the excessive heat. He
narrowly escaped drowning q few days ago while
bathing, and 1t Is now thought he then intended to
put an end to himself Deceased was worth about
500 900, and highly respected In the Thirteen h
ward, where he lived. lie leaves wife and married
daughteg.
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ITHACA, N. Y, June %. 1870.
The Cornell chapter OF the Chi Psi Fraternity held
their second annual banquet at the Clinton House
last night. William Sutphery, OF New York. deliv-
cred neat speech the legal fraternity. DR.. Jack
son. OF Bnghamton, responded 10 the toast to the
me lical profession and Charles +. Hendry, OF the
Coope stown republican, for the press. The BAN
quet was one OF the features OF the commencement
Governor Seymour arrived In town last night and
will deliver address before the College OF History
this evening.
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Wheat steady, closing 81 % for prine No MIL.
waukee The sales part last evening" about 900
bushels at 81 06 81 O6 for No spring, VI 40 81 % for
No Chicago, 81 "a 81 25 for soft No. Milwaukee, 81 .S
for prime do 70 arrive 81 2s for do the 81 20
Racine II 40 81 43 tor amber winter CLOSING VI 43
bid for prime in storey and VI "a for fair No. Milwaukee,
Corn steady with fair demand the sales being 10000
and 81 u 10 fof HE 9sgs ;a;s kit ssssis;
2 pvum sspes at SOC. &c. for Western, for Illinois,
and 87Sc 69c for State and Ohio or rye, 800 bushels
State were sold at 81 l0a 81 r. Barley and barley malt
were still dull and nominal
FREiGnTs. The market very quiet except for grain
which was active and at higher rates For other articles
rates were without particular change The charterng bs
ness was less active though rates hrm, especially
steamer GO 600 bushels wheat <c Co., closing al The
rate and 7OO bales cotton at Tho A
bark 70 Bremen, with $500 bbs petroleum al 8s 3D. bark
TO London, with 5000 bs. do at 5s Cd bark la
depha to Wilmington, thence TO the United Kingdom with
l,60v bbS spirits tupentine ut 7s 3d.; bark LIVERPOOL
with $500 bbls naphtha bark to Aspinwa, coal and
(not previously repored ship, from Phisdephia the
Continent with 5000 bbls petroleum. private terms
GUNNIEB were dull but unchanged In value No sales
were reported. We quote Bags. gc &c.; CLOTH sc
a3 Sic.
HEMr inactive and prices entirely nominal at
our last quotations.
Hops- The market dull there being no demand ex
cept for small lots TO supply mmediate wants. but prices
were held with fImness A few small sales were made
HAY-The market dull and prices heavy, with
fair supply We quote shipping, 75c. S0c; lots
95c $11b long rye straw Sf 90 ~ Is; short do s0c
Q5c. .,i'i ~
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THE McATHLY COAL SALE.
Material Advance in Prices.

Material Advance In Prices.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company sold at noon yesterday $4,000 thousand
tons Of Scranton Goa, by auction. There was large
attendance and the bidding was spirited, most OF
the dealers laying in large supply. owing to an an
tcipated scarcity All the grades, with the excep-
ton Of steamboat and lump, brought higher prices
than were realized at the last months sale. The
following are the highest and lowest prices obtained
at the sale to-day with comparison Of the rates for
ali sizes ut the sale OF last month";
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MONEY IN BETTER DEMAND.

There was better inquiry for money, and lenders
obtained better rates. On governments the figure
was three to four per cent and on stocks four to
five. Commercial paper was dull and without
change or special feature.
Foreign exchange was quiet but firm on the basis
OF 1927 for prime bankers sixty day sterling and
1l0x for sight bills.
STOCKS STRONG AND STEADY.
The stock market was higher for the more active
shares and steady, duh and strong for the general
list. Prices were highest about noon but reacted q
quarter to half per cent during the vote on the
Currency bill, the street being apprenenslve Of q
sudden agreement at the last moment. When the
result was finally announced prices advanced again
and the market closed strong, but very dull In the
miscellaneous railways Hannibal and st. Joseph
was active on the expectation that the directors at
weir meeting in Boston this afternoon, would de-
clare large cash and scrip dividend. The result of
their deliberations was not known at the close OF
business Harlem, also, was active and higher.
The following were the closing prices at the
last session OF the Stock Exchange Can
ION, 6sH 6sZ; Cumberland 35 q 40 Consoli-
dated Coal, 2s71 bid; Western linton, 3lyI a 35;
quicksilver, sX; Mariposa, sN; do. preferred,
Is i5l4; Atlantic Mail. 80 a 80; Pacific Mail, 4oX
Al; Adams Express, 67X a 8s1s; wellsFargo Ex-
press, 1871 16h; scrip, 2T; American Express,
AK 44sk; United States Express, ASK q 45; New
York Central consolidated, 9SJs 9s; do. scrip, OAK
a 9AJ4; Harlem, 1857 1391a; Erie, 20 q 24 Reading,
LOT 1o71f; Michigan Central, 121; Lake Shore.
o91< o93s: Illinois Central, 1894 bid; Cleveland
and Pfttsburg, 10sH bid; Chicago and North
western, SEX S3; do. preferred, sS4 s8H; Cleve-
land Columbus and Cincinnati, s2 Rock Island,
116h l16H; Milwaukee and st. Paul, &c 86X;
do preferred, 81 s1H; Toledo and wabash, 6e,s q
5ex; Fort Wayne, 95 96; Ohio and Mississippi 3o%
a 35x; Delaware and Lackawanna, 1881 q 104; New
Jersey Central, 1osX bid; Chicago and Alton, 1l6X
bid; do preferred, lis; Morris and Essex, ssX q
50; Hannibal and st. Joseph, llsa1 12l; do. pre-
ferred, 1921 1913; Iron Mountain, 4s bid; Boston.
Hartford and Erie, ~ AK; Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, 20,S a 2Ox.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The extreme fluctuations IN the leading specula-
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TIN EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending June. %, ana since the beginning OF the
year,
For the week.. $33fs,7g9 $3,63f,936 Sf4s3 $40
Prev. reported. ss,o74,oos s3,se2sJs ss4s5- $50
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from one
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. S4e 449 900
Gold baldnces.. 1893, 1872
Currency bala nceS S..................... 2131,024
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Aerchants' 1903; Fourth National 1o5tS; Ninth Ma
tiona, Ill., Tenth National. 100: Oriental Isl; BANK
ers and Brokers' Association. I03.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. JuNE 30, 1870
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

he'd tonight. The crowd In attendance is larger
than on any previous year.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.Recepts, 1850 bbs -four, 100 bbs
and 2o bags corn meal S 25 bushels wheat 4 1872 do corn
"a 4Ss DO oats and 10000 do. malt The -four market ruled
dull and heavy and to sell any extent lower prices
have had to be accepted The sales about $500 bbs
Rye -four In small supply the sales being 200 bbs
meal dull. but nnchan1ad.
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NAVAL STURkS-Ihere was an Improved demand Tor
spirits turpenne, prices for which advanced &c. Der gal
ion Al the opening &c was PAID and towards tae coe
7c obtained, ths market closing firm the latter
price Shipping lots quoted at ss. The sales were
800. sOo bols; a. Sc, s7Macs;. chiefly a. the latter
the an ans 81 grades re- % A.. 4. former @ prlcca but dull
$4 75 IS 7s 800 do. No at ~ 70 x3 as. We quote -
strained TN $3 o2; No. S2 10 80 30; MOL. 32 70
~ pale, ~ % %b extra do and window glass, 5 rs
@6. Tar was dull and nominal '' =
OILS Linseed was duh and heavy at CSC. &c., In casks
we heard OF no sales OF moment Lard dull but
changed In yage closing a. 81 Is for prime winter Other
kinds were dull at former figures. Isgs
2S6 packages cut meats and 100
bbls. lard The market for pork extremely quiet and
heavy and closed about S2 30 for wholesale
lots Lots for future delivery general held at $50 Is
Ths sas. uEe ys Dels' new Wss. y l8Ila u ~ Il