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The Portland daily press., 1870-06-10

Brief J0iiin.s.
Some of the disguised yatchren have re-
turned. --t iselt st~E
The fog whistle for Matnicus was placed in
position last week, and is now in operation
While the workmen were putting it up the y
distinctly heard the fog whistle at White
Head, eighteen miles distant. Charles Staples
q Son have commenced work on a steam fog
whistle to- be erected on Petit Menan, off
Gouldsborough harbor. This win be ten inch
whistle.
We would call attention to Mr.. III. p. Wood $
advertisement in respect to furnishing tickets
for the West. 1t will be seen that the roads
have reduced their fare 1925
There is gentle moisture in the atmosphere
nowadays. ac
The steamer Hercules having discharged her
cargo of coal for the Rolling Mills was expect
ed to leave for Georgetown Wednesday eve
ming. She was delayed somewhat by the
breaking of one of the engines used in hoist
ing the coal. The Leopard has not vet sailed
for this port.
Good weather for ducks but not for locals
The members of the Commercial street Clam
Bake Association are requested to go down to
JEWELS Island Harbor on Saturday afternoon
and join the Yacht Club in grand clam bake
and from them escort them back to the city.
Several of the Association left for Bath yester-
day noon to join the feet.
Lieut.. Com. Preble has bought fine yacht
in New York and leaves for home, on board of
her, to-day. Commodore Alden, who is a
Portland boy, win spend part of the summer
with Lieut.. Preble in this city.
Rev. Dr. Smaller, of this city, made an ad-
dress at the meeting of the Alumni of the
Newton Theological Seminary in Newton,
Mass, Wednesday.
Our citizens should not forget the reception
to Mr.. Whiting in the Aldermen's Room this
afternoon.
Capt. Freeman, the new commander of the
U. s. r. G. Mahoning took command of the
vessel yesterday afternoon. On going aboard
the yards were manned by the crew, who gave
cheers, and salute was fired. Capt. Webster
formally delivered over the vessel and intro
'duced Capt Freeman to the officers Capt.
Webster leaves Immediately for his new sta
ton at Wilmington.
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New Yerk STOCK and Mouex m.r,.,

NEW YORK, June 9-Morning.-The Money mar
ketl unchanged. Sterling Exchange is steady at
yesterdays quotations. God opened at 1884, b1S
der the pressure of heavy purchases early the day
BY German bankers, the premium was irshed up to
1l3aa. whence it has receded to 1881.
Inc srecie shipment to-day was 100000 gold bars
per steamer Hanover.
>, Government bonds were stronger at the opening
than last nights prices by g !, except in currency
bonds 81s, which were slightly lower At the noon
call the market was ,airly steady.
The Government pui chased one million dollars OF
bonds for the sinking iand at noon for which the pr
posas aggregated 1851 250 at from 10 80 "a 111E3
The Stock market has been very strong with a
marked advance in North Western and Wabash. =
The Vanderbilt shares are also better the balance
the list sympathizes.
NEW YORK, June -4fternoon-God closed dull
at ll33 Money easy at q per cent. Sterling
Exchange at 109s.
There was the usual variety of conflicting tele-
grams from Washington relative to financial meas
ures in Congress, but the market was not mrch af-
fected by Them.
laxrarI aIaIatx r4oa L.
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THOSE who in their youthful days read and
treasured up the sublime romances of the Ara
bian Nights will remember that Cogia Hassan
gave to fisherman in his extremity piece of
lead, and received in return from the fisher
man as q token of his gratitude a fish, the first
that came to his net the on the subsequent
morning. Cogia's wife, in dressing the fish,
found in it diamond, which the lucky Hassan
sold for hundred thousand pieces of gold.
His worldly success was then assured; for as
Stephen Girard is reported to have said, it is
very easy to become rich after you have got the
first million The modern Cogia Hassan has
preserved in an elegant engraving the leading
incident in his great prototypes history, and
has incorporated it into his advertisement.
May his good fortune be equal to the Ara
hiau'S
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NEW RAMPsMIRE.

CONCORD, June 9.-The Senatorial contest
interferes with all legislative matters. The
city to-day is political Mecca, every Republic
can office holder aud every expectant and
friend are here The cities of Portsmouth
Manchester and Nashua are nearly depopulat-
ed of their active politicians to-day General
Marston retires from the field and his support
ers are said to be turned over to E. r. Rollins.
Senator Cragin leads Rollins and Stevens fol-
lows, but Hon. Mason Tappan stands in fair
chance for the nomination. The caucus to.
night bids fair to be lively and extended one.
The chances are that the Cragn and Stevens
bis election
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NIX w YORK.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The creditors of Ztz
Brothers, the defaulting tobacco merchants
offer reward of $4,000 for the arrest of Chas
Zitz, who is supposed to have been the princi
pal in the swindling operations. 1t is believed
that both are concealed in this city.
The revenue authorities have discovered one
or two large tobacco manufacturing houses in
this city engaged in smuggling heavy quaint.
ties of leaf tobacco
The number of immigrants who have arriv.
ed at ibis port this year to June Sth, is SO, 671
which is 1917 less than for the same time last
year The head monsy this year amounts to
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THE NEW SUNDAY PAPER.-We understand
that Capt. Knights new Sunday paper-Tae
S.ar-to take the place of the Sunday A1utr-
tiser, will not appear until Sunday, the 10Th,
on account of the impossibility of getting all
things seasonably in shape in the new estab-
lishment. 1t is proposed to give the paper an
entire new dress and renovate it thoroughly.
Capt. Knight is going into the work with Wig
or, and he will give the people OF Portland a
Sunday morning paper, we think, that will
soon become INDISPENSABLE.
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Municipal Court.

IHURsDAY.~State VS.. John Cnllman. Assault
and battery on Lafayette Tebbetts with deadly
weapon. The testimony did not vary but l;t.le
from the account given in the papers of Wednesday
Tebbetts was standing on Long wharf and Culman.
who was intoxicated, was chasing some men with a
knife in his hand. Tebbetts told him he ought not
to do so, when Cullman turned upon him and stab
bed him. Cullman SAID he was intoxicated at the
Time and remembered nothing about it. Cullman
belongs in Belfast. He was ordered to recognize in
the sum of $500 for his appearance at the September
term of the Superior Court.
State VS.. Eugene Scott. Intoxication. Pleaded
guilty. Fined So and costs.
State VS.. Michael Scott and James Todd. Setting
bonf re on Cumberland street near the pasture.
Fined So and half costs each. '..--t,.t
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Ward Caucuses.

The Republicans of Portland are requested
to meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
Friday Evening, June IOih,
at eight o clock, to choose six delegates from
each ward to the Republican State Conven
uon' TO be held at Augusta June 18th.
Inc delegates who may be elected are re-
quested to meet at the Reception Room in the
City Building on Saturday P. NJ, June 18th
to select four delegates at large to the same
Convention
Per order of Republican City Committee.
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60 M M e n @ IAL.


AecccsPts Dy ASatlfO8ds ana Sfea m boats.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BOSTON, 10 hdls
shovels % cases Shoes 81 bb,s rum baskers chan
payne 90 bbls flour; 20 do oil, bale corks, so pkes
a1rnture iron Sinks 20 bdls cor, rolls sheet iec l.
~ ods paper. bags cocoon NUS 10 bags sc d. hhds
cider pianos, Is bbs and Is talf do be IT. trupxs
10 bds water pipe, sewing machines, tcs ard 90
bbs pork, 2Cjcs lard, $40 pkgs to Princes Express
40 do to order For CapaLa and up counrv, 20 bag
dye wood, II bars irOn 80 green hides. 20 bds eat-
er, piano, casks sheep skins, 8 bales cotton IL
pales wool, sewing macnjle, 120 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEo RAI1RoAD-c5 cases oil
Goth, cars lumber, do barrels, hay rakes eses
goods % sets springs 10 bbs plugs paper 20 bales
cask potash, pkgs merchandise 81 cars freight ior
Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1856 cans milk, soc
bbs flour, car wood. do paper, Go shook, 2 dc
shce pegs - do iron, do ahs, do oats do aebes
do corn. do bark do shingles, do staves I dc
lumber do surdries. For shipment east, 1850 bbls
Hour, car oil.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-2O0 sides leather
% bds doweis so do excelsior, 81 bxs scythes cal
potatoes. do unfinished furniture, do sat S. 1 do
hoops, 81 cedar posts 40 bdls wash boards 81 boxes
merchandise
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TELE6zRApuvC UTEus

The Democrats of North Carolina have NOM
mated VIM: w. Ship Mecklenburg for Attor-
ney General.
A cable despatch received in New York in
kD Sa Rs m mthase
ry. The accounts are somewhat exaggerated. y
The Democrats of West Virginia have NOM
ins.ted John j. j acobs of Hammhire comfy
for Governor
The bill granting State aid to the Hartford &
Erie railroad has passed to a third read ny in
the Massachusetts Senate, and the House pass
ed to third ding the bill to establish separ-
ate prisons for women.
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THE FOURTH OF july ORATIoN-We I'M
derstand that the committee on tae celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July some days ago ten
dered an invitation to Gov. Chamberlain to
trust he may be induced to accept as it would
be productive of great qualification to our cit-
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Ten eERANcE UNION AssocrAIfoN.-This
Association held meeting at Reception Hall
last evening, the President, S. L. Lyford, in
the chair. 1t was voted that this Association
app rove the sustaining of a political Temper.
ance organization (third party, and that we
also approve the Mass State Convention called
at Auburn by the State Committee, to be held
on the 18th inst
1t was voted that the Association attend the
Mass Convention at Auburn in a body.
We understand that there are over sc } names
ON tie books of the Association in this city.
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PORTLAND, June 9th

PORTLAND, June 9th.
To thu Editor of the Press:
One of the Oldest fireman of our CITY now
i-~~ ---.4;s.l- ~.---5rn vouors--r-.--a
cannot possibly live. lie has wife and four
children in suffering circumstances. He was
formerly member of Ex-4 Association Il
think he is now; would like to ask if they are
aware ofit?) have done all in my power to re.
lieve their wants; but think the firemen
should take an interest in this matter, he being
well known among them. Let us help one an.
other. Any more particulars of The case can
be learned of an EX-F.aEMAN,
"a Exchange St.
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PROPOSALS
For Furnishing Rations md Fuel for
Llght-Vesscls, supply Vessels, md
Tenders, in the First Light
House District.
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE,
PQkTIANQ. MAINE Mau % 1874

LiOIlI-hOUSE lNSfECIOR'S OFFICE. I
PORTLAND, MAINE, May 20, 1879 I
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office I'M
Til ~ o'clock NJ on Wednesday the 18th day of June
Tender Iris other Light Vessels and Fuel for the
Tender Iris, Light Houses and Steam Fog Signals
in the First Lighthouse District, for one year from
the LIST day OF July, 1870 to the 3Oth day of June
1871, inclusive. The rations to be of good and an
proved quality to be delivered alongside of the
lighthouse tender, or other vessel provided for the
purpose, at Portland, in good and sufficient pack
ages, barrels, boxes, and cases. and in good order
Tor the number of persons which will be specified by
all expense to the United States agreeaby to speci-
fcations and tables marked A and b, attached
thereto, which will form part of the contract,
Office.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed "Proposals
tor Rations and Fuel for Lght-Vessels, &C." and
then placed in another envelope, land lett at or d.
rected to this office, prepaid, it sent by mail
By order of the Lght-House Board:
j. B. HULL, L. I'll. Inspector, list Dist.
Satmy 81 1aW3W ia ~ ''''
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WEST INDIES.
nnhn-
Cu08s

MORE SPANISH SUCCESSES.
HAv.NA, June 9.-The Captain General re-
ports number of recent skrmishes near
Puerto Principe, in which thirty eight rebels
were killed.
Nothing later heard from the George Upton
expedition.
MThe new tariff goes into effect July 1st. The
duties on caS.le impOf Jed into the island will
be reduced one half for the next six months.
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LARcENY-A youth, 16 years of age, who
gave his name as James H. Stratton, and be-
longing in Portland, was arrested in Boston
Thursday morning on the arrival of the boat
from inns city, on charge of robbing James
ID. Wild OF Paris, of watch and fifty cents in
money. Wild made the acquaintance of trat
ance on the boat and they lay down together
on some freight, when Stratton picked Villas
pocket. He was bound over for trial at the
June term Of the U. s. District Court.
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GOOD PLUCK On Saturday afternoon, while
two small boys were bathing in Royals River,
at Yarmouth, one of them, by the name of
Willie Mann, who could not swim, was acct
dentally pushed from raft by his comrade
into the river where the water was over his
head. This so frightened the boy on the raft
that, he could render no assistance. Omar j.
humphrey, lad about 10 years of age, son of
Capt. j. J. Humphrey, seeing the boy as he
was sinking the last time, plunged into the
river and caught the Mann boy after he had
disappeared and succeeded in bringing him
safely to shore
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WARRINGTON.
RESOLUTIONS SIGNED


WASHINGTON, June 9.-The President has
signed and approved the joint resolutions for
the appointment of managers of the national
asylums for disabled volunteers and soldiers
and in relation to the compensation to assist
ant marshals for the taking of the census.
THE INDIAN DELEGATION.
The Red Cloud delegation called at the ex =.
ecutive mansion to-day and had an interview
with the President. The call was of short du
ration and substantially repetition of what
had already been said on both sides.
Spotted Tail and his followers had a final
interview with Secretary Cox to-day. The
Secretary told him he must expect some
trouble in his life. White men had troubles
The chief laughingly said, if the Secretary
had had as much trouble in his life as Spotted
Tail he would have cut his throat long ago The
iast chlefS who visited the great father return
ed nome barefooted, and their people laughed
at them. Secretary Cox said they should go
nome horse back; They left in the best spirits
Ihey presented Gen. Cox with an elegant pipe
and Col. Parker with an deliberately worked
buffalo robe.
THE REPUBLICAN 6UcUs.
The Senatorial caucus organized promptly at
q o clock this evening with Ezra Stearns of
Rlndge for chairman and f. w. Miller of
portsmouth for Secretary. The vote was call
e eni by division of counties, using the check list
Inc whole Republican vote in the House and
senate is 203. Messrs. WadIeigh of Milford,
Preston Of New Ipswich, Henning of Far.
mlngton and Walker of Portsmouth were APP
pointed committee to count the votes On the
hrst ballot, whole number of votes was BOB;
David Clark had 1; Frederick Smyth 3; NJ
tnanlel Gordon s; Mason w. Tappan 81; Ed
ward II. Rollins 80; Aaron L. Stevens 43, and
aaron ID. Cragin 95. No choice.
NOMINATION OF MR. cRAG I.
90 On "a ballot the whole number of votes was
2o4. Daniel Clark none; Frederick Smyth
none; Nathaniel Gordon 5; NJ. w. Tappan 20:
". ID: Rollins 81; A. T. Stevens AS; A, III.
Cragin 100. On motion of Senator Scripture
the nomination was made unanimous
INDEMNIFIcATloN FOR LOSSES.
The House Committee on Claims have
agreed ON bill designed to idemn.fy citizens
OF Kansas for property destroyed or taken by
Its troops during the disturbances in the terri.
sorry from November 1st 1855 to December 1st
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CYA IL.
sNGpLs4 sTOE--DIsCOv cry OF A SUFFER-
------ RANEAN OucI,Er To SAT- La .

A sNGtLse sToE--DIsCovERY OF SUFFER-
: rss RANEAN OUTLET TO SAT- Lac. ~ .'s
CoRNNA, June ga subterranean outlet to
CreaI Salt Lake has been sound opposite Cor
inne and is between ice Fremont and KINDA |
Islands. Schooner Pioneer, Can't Hannah,
while sai.'ng in t1at entity last Sunday was
drawn ilto the ore1iDg, which IS an immense
ma'estrom or strpendous whirlpool. and the
Desert and circpiar motion of the water was so
rapid and ' Oiant that The vesse, was made to
SPIN around d il VIII frig1tful velocity, and it
was only og The high wi1d preva ling all the
tTe that sbs was enabled to sail beyond the
influence of the chasm. A party OF scientific
men VII leave hers Immediately On steamer
Kate Conner 10 investigate the great wonder.
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T. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at 3 O'clock P.
M. to-day the property on the corner of India
and Commercial streets, known as the Bradley
Hotel. At 10 o'clock A. M. Furniture, &C., at
their salesroom, No. Is Exchange street.
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FUNERAL OF CAPT. CHAs. BAKER.-The fun
eral of Capt. Charles Baker took place from
the Park Strant Ch.rel- ,-oete-arJ- afsorr,vouv
The sacred edifice was filled with large con-
gregation of the friends of the deceased despite
the rain, including not only the prominent
men of the city but also large delegation of
citizens who desired to pay tribute of respect
to one who possessed such loveable character
and was the author of SO many charitable
deeds. Precisely at the hour designated for
the services the church bell began to toll, and
the members of the Aged Brotherhood, Of
which Capt. Baker was the Secretary, and the
LigOnia Lodge of Odd Fellows entered the
church. After the beautiful chant by the choir
beginning, "Ard l heard voice say unto me
arise" the pastor, Rev. G. w. Buck, read those
impressive passages of scripture describing the
end of the righteous man. Again was heard
the solemn strains of music, at the conclusion
of which the Rev. Mr.. Buck delivered very
proper and very beautiful eulogy upon the life
of the deceased. He said that the words of the
Gospel just read described the character of
their brother more fittinsly than anything that
could be said. He spoke of how often we hear
the words "well preserved when speaking of
the aged, referring to the vigor Of youth re-
tanned by them to an advanced period. But
their brother had not only well preserved his
noble youthful impulse so that the soft twilight
OF well spent life would cling around the cold
clay of his material being. In fitting words
he described what an example his life present.
ed to all to follow.
At the close of the services in the church
the casket, which was covered with beautiful
flowers, and which had been placed in front o.
the reading desk, was borne cut by the pail
bearers, consisting of Messrs. H. Trickey, N
Walker, N. Seton and James Todd, together
with the President and Vice President of the
Aged Brotherhood. The funeral cortege then
departed for Evergreen Cemetery, where the
remains were finally inferred.
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CONNECTICUT

NEW HAVEN, June 9.-Hon. Lafayette F. S.
to-day elected by the House of Representatives
Judge of the Supreme Court Of this State
The vote stood Foster 1877, Seymour 4, James
Phelps 1.
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Miscellaneous Notices.

CONGRESS SQUARE CHURcH.-The christen-
ing services announced for next Sunday VIII
be postponed one week.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-10

IF you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them Nov ste
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YACHTING EXPERIENCE OF IN ED1ToR.-
The yacht Laurel, Capt. Goddard, arrived home
yesterday afternoon. She started from Harps-
well with the fleet on Wednesday morning. but
finding herself unable to cope successfully
with the head winds, put into Cape Small
Point Harbor, where she passed the night and
left there for home yesterday morning. The
local editor of the Advertiser, who was a pas
senger On the Laurel, furnishes the following
bit of marine news to his Journal:
.Arrve5-- Laurel. Go lizard, ftom Small Point
Harbo-, where she put in in distress three weeks
since, having carried away her lee scuppers. Her
provisions lad given out, and for three weeks her
crew subsisted on quahogs One case of black vomt
OH board, the result OF tremendous swcils which she
encountered. She was guaranteed for 1everal days
and her crew placed in the hospital but under sur
giea treatment by mu quitoes, bedbugs and SPIDERS
al recovered She is to go into the dry dock for re-
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KID FITTING Skeleton Corsats call and see
them at l.. d. Strouts, 3I5 Congress st. j Aft
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-10

VERY FINE all wool Harris goods,-Pant:
and Vests Sc 90; whole suits $13 90 at Bur
Ieigh's, 81 Middle street. je1O-Gt*
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ARRESTED ON SUspICIoN.-On Wednesday
evening last man stepped into Thunborg' s
oyster saloon and had a. stew offering in pay
ment a twenty dollar bill. The proprietor
said it was counterfeit, whereupon he stated
that he had no other money and would step
out and get some. He took the bill into several
stores, the propretors calling it a counterfeit.
He however found some scrip in one of his
pockets and went back and paid for the stew.
Deputy Sterling heard of the affair and sent
officer Hanson to find him. Hanson, after
considerable search, found his man near the
horse car depot on Spring street and carried
him to the station. No money was found on
him, but he bad some letters showing that he
was on his way West to work at numbering
and Furthermore parties here knew him who
vouched for his honesty and he was allowed to
denart
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CHAELSsToN, June 9. Cotton Middling up
lands at 202c.
SAVANNAH, June 9. - Cotton frmer; Middling
IN uds at 21c.
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THE st. Julian is one of the best ventilated
Hotels in the country. All of its rooms are
cool and dirY
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-10

ASK AND YE SHALL REcEIvE.-The only
pure and harmless preparation for the Hair at
J. M. Todd & Co. s, "a Middle st. jeSeod1w
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HOOP SKIRrs,-HooP SKIRrs,-the best as
sortment in the city at Anderson's, 1853 Con-
gress Street.
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
| LONDON, june Glib A. M.-Consols 92s a. 925
| 10r money and account.
American securities-U S. 5-2os, 1862 500; do
ieoo, old sss do 1867 81: us 10-40's, s6i. Erie
| d Great Western shares 80.
| LONDON, June 9-11.15 A. M,-Cotton quiet; sales
| ioc3O tales Middng uplands 103d; Middling Or
| leans 1OE q lid. Corn 3Os Sd Pork 1O2s Cd Lard
| lSs Cd.
| FRANKFORT. June 9.-United States 5-2O's opened
trm and quiet at e5s a. 95y.
LONDON, June 9-2P M-Consols 99s for money
and account.
American seeurities-U s. 5-20's 1862. s9i; do
1865, old $50: do 1867 81: U. S. 1O-4Os $751; Erie
shares ISL. Illinois Central shares 49, Atlantic &
Great Western 90.
nplands 1csd. Flour active at 23s for eapal
B-eadsSufJ active. Bacon SIS % cwt for Cumber-
lamp cut and GIs Cd for short rib middes
Freighis.
NEW ORLEANS June 3.-The market is dull. both
light. - 81 10
steam, Cotton to New York, &c; to PHILADELPHIA
&C. Flour to New York SOC; to Philadelphia 75c.-
ny SAIL Cotton To- Liverpool 16-32d; IIavre 1916 q
Liverpool 40s; do to Bremen 40s.
MOBILE, June 4.-Freigbt are Quiet in all dircc-
LIONS, and rates are lower We quote: Liverpool
9-l6d. Havre I'D. Coastwise ports by sail, "a.
5ossoa StocE Etss,
Sales at the Brokers' Board June9
american Gold.. lt2l
United States o cs lO62 go, ....,,.... ga.
u. ~ cuiy. 1900 ..,-.,.,4,. Il32
Vermont Central LIST mortgage bonds. ........ ssh
Union Pacific X K Skies, gold. ......,..,.,,,, So
Union Pacific Land Grant. Seyens. ........... II
MS a. eau :, i24
EromI; C Ce..la. n.iIoaa, ....'.."...... 12oi
franklin Company, Lewiston. ................ 1881
Vermont Central I'd mortgage bonds .......... A.
oa'es Manufacturing Company. ........., SO