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COPFER-Ro remains dull and confined 10 small lots hold
unnge West India grades are $40" OF sale and uncertain IL value
FLOUR AND MBA-In Four Of activity, bat
grades have been purchased on easier terms NE Iss nom Tue
made di Flour nokey to keep through toe warm weather has
been gres'e on tue @a55s s sr iSft o a I @
tory Family grades ruled ye limited supply aud held
T f s@a the t 81 the failure Of The new q
Wheat in North and sOqth Carolina Georgia Tennessee
pc The States mentioned have produced Wheat enough
mon brands for the south IL virginia MARYLAND Delaware
pleased have good heugh not an syeae ed In
we have had good provincial demaa or Choice and Fancy Sae and
bly, known here have become ToPalari Winter wheat
aud A. the Close are ieayy and extremely quiet and
prices irregular and uncertain the close choice Spring Wheat
and Central America but America has been mod
crate; prices insisted on for Nes Wheat hIi STATE Flour
able falling of exports Great Britain which viii be sPpa
Is 81. TfI' eS9po S week las, YEAR today there was s
ud business for Flour and to effect s Of 'fe how and %tdSn
Pne b the close the marie. veal for al grades eIfp
Kenacky received by Kline Ross held at w. tue sales are o
SoHf bbi s. o5oss IS Ohio. Ind III spp IS SoSs5 30
No. SS ~ oi iE9 tssPpnSj Ioa IS
STATE EIta brandt i9 80 Vh t. hT W tas e ~"
we..n shDping EI Oo0 $50 Ohio Ind and Mich @G s 70
Good choice spnDs Double hiiEa 90. DO. we %
Minnesota Ssa; fl.1,. I s Peae En- sS% 50
A1 Quo A and M ieSaa. soa GO Gerse E brands
Southern Flour moderate demand and the low grades are easy
s E. re 10 f sS ", Sso, close the market s
Bait Aer and eOrVeOwn mlred to good Sup - ga % %
Bait, Aler.. aud Georgetown, Extra aud fanly hd -
Richmond County Extra .'.'.'.'''''''''''' ~ oS
Georgia and Tennessee Extra and Famy..... 25G IS
Rye heavy supply liberal sales Of 40 bills We
2sas4 IS State 80 O5a So 95
Corn Meal quiet but h and the supply moderate aes OF 100 DDS
s3 70 Ss9 * Goy I'M Meal gtTs Ss % 3 90 90
Corr MesLwsst W 20 q , co. :.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
LFHrnnEAN NARE ET,

LlvRRrooI June l70l mCoou opened irn; NJ hbg Up
lands gtQfli Milhng Orleans. $40.
LONDON June l1lO m-lOusO and Amenein securities arc
generally unchanged. n.,... u, -
InNpoV June l7-2 m-Corsols closed az 9 r both and
the account securities quiet aud eady utd states Eve
Twenty bonds 1907 9O! 605. OIL yOt 1907, sos IelFoe'
Tr;rPOoL June l.-2 D. m.-COton closed tunsr hdehnf
Hollands 8ld3d Mildng Orleans SGD; sales Of the day AsN
b18Ol for speculation export; sales Of C0tn az sea nafy
due nom been made al 8i for hing fors 81
b Dbl for fue Western Prime Mess Bacon PcsI Tor NaNOsi
land Cut. .-- ~, - -.
Pr,SKToRr June l6-Evnirg.Cuted States Hweny to'ds
closed a l6i for the issue Of 1867
PAFiS june 6-ESenug-Rentes closed active al % n tae
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SECOND BOARD,
SECOND BOARD, l 7. N.
Sails o Stat oRds-alrodd BOnds-dnk and Rdirodd-Tes
SATURDAY, June 17-P. ".


The week closes npOn dull and unlnterest-
ing stock market the speculation ruling tame ana spirit
less The Jerome Park presented superior attrae
ops TO Wallst aud there has been quite general ne
gra of operators and spectators from the street. and
dealings ceased at an early hour The general
features Of the street were much the same
rs Yesterday the special features Of the market being
also the same though there further decline no
tced either in Union Pacific or the North-Westerns.
Concerning the decline in the last-named' there
has been some talk III the street that the diy
depd recently declared was done ON borrowed
money or that obtained by the sale OF bonds
ON the Madison extension. We learn from trustworthy
sources that such is not the case but on the contrary
the Company have cash surplus which they offer at low
rates 1t will be remembered that when the dividend
in December was made the price took sharp
downward turn After l p. m. the market be-
came strong under the impulse given by pur-
chasers TO cover small contracts by weak parties
who were not disposed to leave them open Sunday
the higher range being further encouraged by the favor
able exhibit of the banks. Rock Island nOtceaDly
strong and in demand at higher figures. After these
stocks the larger dealings were in NewYOrk Central,
Lake shore Ohios Wabash and the ST. Joseph shares,
the last-named being quite freely pressed for sale.
OF the less prominent list we note sales OF Illinois Cen
trail at 1885, Morris and Essex 90 ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain, Panama, 81; C. c. and C., 2l3 and Bos-
ton Hartford and Erie 1900 sharcsl at 2ia3 In the
miscellaneous shares Pacific Mail was rather heavy,
while Western Union Telegraph advanced nearly
one per cent. The coal stocks lively, particularly
Consolidation, which sold down about per cent; but
subsequently returned to 5li. The other stocks
lower expresses being neglected The table Of extreme
fluctuations Of the week will be found unusually inter
esting as wen the suboined table showing the highest
and lowest prices of active stocks made to-day;
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THE MARKETS.


SAruRuAY. June II. 1871.
AsESThe has been only moderate ami the market
il steady at re 81 Pearls quiet and unchanged at =s@
COTTON hnsnes been
oderae advanced &c. ward E LOST sales 300
bales evening including o9 consumption 81 Tor
speculation and IT'S transit for future delivery last evening 800
Jnne 49, dlg l5l6c; 100 july 2od0ic 1000 August Wt l9c
Seuteber gIc Novemher 49, O0eah October aud N0n
Der l8jc and today 800 June 70! 2o.c 30 july ~ 1910
August 20 dc September 10. 9lc 40 No'eubeF c and
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ier White Michigan and 81 s5e br Win. 0eesse Barley
NAL srn .od IN fair demand sales Of go bah a 81 09si
or Cansda and 81 WDei ~ for City Oats bitter snt riy
Gv tse demand chiefly for THE ice the sales are o bah New
Omo bidtc On ek, and e8d69c shosi Wenen al sdt5ic,
ana o0ooe 70 arrives Ssste Rye Is tul and haVy
nonn.L Corr opened stronger ont bqJers hsdoH AMI slight
Aosknenb 20 msde 70 sell eey closing With good demand
9uohuons chiefly for etpc the sales IJ go boil, Damp and
Insound !FgIe, kDdhd at i905llc. Western Mixed al $50
Yellow =
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Toah,.,... 3Ia I7O ~ l522569 6s5 s5526 90 i eS
SING sanLI 10 Cs 6g So ll SO al 09aas hy.loz A9I9o

Sine, sepLI 20 lCj 700 80 5JyS4I7 U555E Z'z "'
last 80. 90 "a a, nc %, 20 ~ no -
PETROLEUM-In the general market extreme dn-l-ss "a.
oag. and the tendency Of prices wa doHnNao e Fan I,.
een Offered al 49, unstable Of that price, AZ the CA
further decline va noted this e 10 induce any inquiry ana s'
AZ the close was sttanabe - - Upper and - ~ % N
Refined dull and weak With contracts ofenng s Owl
GO brf os of bbl rese at 2ic and fuinored s
an 40, AZ 25ic We quote 25aa25sc. NaPhha Dan q as ~
eatg az 236Jic IN Philadelphia, june vas oHred a. @'4' ~
rumored sales Of 200 bbls. at 25te ~, L.. ....s..
RuCETbe Der and for Moderate and me u.fA su15
. m trs CaoTua al gie and small lot ~ Ice Foreign On
Changed sales bags RagOon at Gc, ami I5o bag rama " =
a 81 .. ali
SuGARs-rrsde Sngsr Moderate and oonhneo 70 s
lots. prces are steady sales li bids including Denera ahu I0
Rico the latter a. " lC. Refined selling steady ana Ps
TiLLON-The demand is moderate aud tie marAet bni s'
90 fOI 10 az "a ag!e.. for Common 10 Choice. a., "a
WHSKY-rhe market moderately active and o"ef 'a's" ~
hill, Az gle for Iron bound.
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NJ sEPT. !, 1870. TO pATG

PREGHTS-There but light movement the line Of
ghts have favored Shipper ~ the hne OF charters
moderate call for vessels ior The Grain trade at mueh
lower rates The to-day To Liverpool 1900 BUSH
Grain at sid small o Cotton a. sail and Cheese At 4s
steam To bush. Corn bGtd 200 bbts Resin a
SAIL i'd do. and 10 Glasgow 99b0 bash Grain
I'd bush The charters British bark
with quarters Grain bags Rotterdam 81 n 3d. Norwegian
with l1o Grain ann British BARK SNh 10" quarters
DO 10 Cork for orlers at s. Sd per quarter
GRAN-Our market the week has been distinguished by
demand chiefly confined 10 Spring
Amber Winter has sold freely at the deu
large, the decline prices and
VI freight Of them have been allied lis very evident
especially should be blessed with good Spring wheat which
promises be good though much DEPENDS upon e weather
during July and August that opinion advanced AZ ths
entitled much consideration Tue reports rom the
North West generally hope from MohgAa Northern ooo na
part Kansas and the accounts are poms
early with eerah 30 mu
the mouth Jn In the e"ane PAT
Of Ohio Indiana Illinois and Missouri where the harvest has assp
commenced the result satisfactory than was M
night quality be better than last year ana n
bushels In the soah OF the obo e
including Virginia. Delaware, and hsryaud 'os iesu. ~
unsatisfactory. Though better than expected Its -
estimated 2dT bushels 10 the In virginia nv
Delaware have greatly improved accounts as ha'ss f
proves much better than gcnrfh, eifwu euv
that much satou expressed We have been saewn
Wheat from Delaware thai very handsome a,k .r"sn
times when eauaed anything market and Ne uust "sn
expectations l eale the harvest progS w h
Liverpool cabled onW elnestay and lursiA hs,.
served 20 check the speculation noticeable Tor weeks P
slightly ami think about % oesn he apPH
the bush the experts OF 'ne "eA
bush to-day there VAS r inquiry er WhesN
holders decline 10 make sales OF npuk
quiet close the market 10 loser ana qhet o no
grades Ambsr and Waite Winter and Iowsr The a are
81 ~ for son SPRING VI 81 for No SheAgo SpnhH
Milwaukee, 81 u IVr AmDeI "esssfs pi~
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Mr.. Charles Spear, much respected member Of the
Stock Exchange who recently died after lingering and
painful Illness has been htingy remembered in series
OF resolutions adopted by the Board OF Brokers' which
bear testimony to the many manly and estimabe quail
ties OF the deceased.
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From the foregoing statements WIN be seen that COM
pared with the corresponding SEASON. there
II decrease In the exports this Of 1880 bales,
while the stocks tonight bales than they
at this time year The following IL usual
table showing the move Of Cotton at all the ports from
Sept TO June Q, the latest mail dates. We do not in
clnde our kilograms tonight, cannot insure the
accuracy obtain the detail necessary by telegraph
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In State bonds the leading dealings were in Tennessee
which ruled strong the purchases OF clique TO force
the short to cover options put ont some 60 days ago.
The special tax bonds OF North Carolina made an up
ward turn OF about per cent, Missours being Duoy
ant and South Caroinas heavy. The following arc INC
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OF customs t2,l9ss2e The Treasury, during the
week. bought 100000 62os, and sold s2oocooo eold'
and the programme during the coming week covers inc
purchase Of 100000 bonds on Wednesday and the sae
OF equal amount Of gold on Thursday me following
table shows the condition OF the EewYork City Associ
ated Ranks az compared with last week.
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The foIlowlng ARC the Dds fOr On Bank stOc,.s

There was good demand for Railroad bonds, at adj
vanced quotations particularly for the Western roads
The nancal agents Of the loan OF the Chesapeake
and ohio gold bonds report very large and hatterng
inquiry at % and interest. The Denver CITY bonds ad
vanced to par other OF the recent loans finding favor
among nnrchasers. The following were the bids:
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The Bank statement "a favorable exhibit, showing
an increase In the important tems while tile loans
were reduced the movement OF the week resulting In
net gain to the banks OF 7GO5 The specie movement
Of the week covered the disbursement OF sS96 on nc
count of interest the public debt and s2oo on the
regular weekly gold sales tho export footing up
g. 3V2,49l, while the Treasury received In the way
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The exports for the week ending this evening reach
total of 1870 bales, Of which 1858 to Great Brit
a 69s TO France and 2267 90 the rest OF the Continent
while the stocks, made up this evening, 22
sj bales Below give the exports and stocks for the
week, and also for the corresponding week OF last
season. as telegmphed to from the various ports to-
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OFFICE OF MORTON. Bliss d Co, BANKERS,
Npw- YoRK Nav RI IN

d. NEw-YoRK, May 30, 1871
We offer for sale at the current market prices OF
the day, First Mortgage Six per cent Gold Bonds OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, maturing from
1896 to 1899; coupons payable July and January l.
The net earnings of the Union Pacific
20 al ISL were 4S5 PSI 90
The increase of net earnings for the four
ssDSS period in $40 were........... 4S7,S94 50
ifS 6d l pet esTnDs s for the year 100000 90
The amount Of yearly interest on the
First Mortgage Bonds is gold. 49,. lG8 20 10
MoRToN BLISS d Co.. 81 BTOad-st.
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Foreign Exchange, as usual on steamer day has beeI
dull INT rates were strong as foOWs

The week closes upon free offerings OF money on call
round amounts the close being passed upon the prnc
pal Government houses at per cent the more common
rates being and Oh pledge prime Stock Exchange
collateral There was but limited inquiry for first
class commercial acceptanccs, but rates show no quot
able Change the following being the basis
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were ::
lates undermentioncd:

| The subjoned table shows the highest and lowest
prices active stocks United states securities and gold
made during the week well the closing prices Of
each al the dates aforementioned:
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The gold market has been very duh and steady, the
dealings being extremely restricted, and at l2lall2l
the preponderance of sales being at ll2 Whether the
gold pool has to grief not not assured
but In any event. if still in existence there was dis
position take advantage OF the situation and the lend
ing for ranged from dat 10 and per cent Tor
carving. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was follows: Gold cleared s3769 gold balances
Ss7lse5; currency balances, S2O2,253 The following
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THE COTTON TRADE.
From The FinaneidI Chron,cle.

BY special kilograms, received by us tonight
from the Southern ports, In possession OF the
turns showing the receipts, exports &C. OF cotton for
the ending this evening June 6 From the figures
thus obtained appears that the total receipts for the
days have reached 206 bales against 28l8 bales
last week. 32 bales the previous week. and LIS bales
three weeks since making the total receipts since the 1st
of September 1870 3S576 bales against 2500i7s bales
for the period OF 1890 showing increase since
Sept this year OF l0469s bales. The details OF the
ceips for this week (as per telegraph and the
spending week OF 1870 follows
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B.NKrsG-HoUsE OF HENRY CIEws & Co., No. 81
WAII-sT., n. Y.

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WAIL-sT., n. Y.
Cur husiness is the same as an Incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us IN either
currency or com, subject to check without notice.
Five Per Cent Interest will be allowed on all daily
balances. Checks upon us pass through the Clear-
ing House as if drawn upon any city bank.
We issue Circular Letters Of Credit for travellers
available in all parts Of the world; also. Commercial
Credits. We make teegraphic transfers OF money 70
any desired point, and transact every description Oh
foreign banking business =,
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from II up
ward on r,,,t. o
The Imperial Bank, and Messrs. Clews, Habicht d
Co. London. vi, Do-,-
The Provincial Bank of Ireland the National Bank
of Scotland, and all their branches.
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on de-
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at all money centers.
Orders executed for Government and other invest
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Advances made on approved collaterafS and against
Merchandise consigned to our care.
We make collections of Notes, Drafts Coupons and
Dividends with promPtness on all points, and are
fully prepared to offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis
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The receipts OF fractional currency for the week were
s626 the shipments Of notes, s62CO fractional
currency s453OO The Treasurer holds as security ior
circulating notes. 1868 and for public deposits
sl506,5O0 National bank notes In circulation al tiS
date, s3l6,923,694.
Government bonds have been strong ana hlghef On
more liberal buying inquiry, the prevailing opl'oh
being that the July interest WILL 10 very large extent
find its way back again into Government channels FISK
a untch renort Goyernments as follows at 2. M:
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EIIZABETHTOwN AND PADUCAH RNLROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BoNDs.-ln consequence OF recent
negotiation of these securities, the undersigned have
but limited amount to offer at 80 and accrued IN
terest at which rate they recommend them TO IN
yestOrs as a thoroughly safe security.
HAIIGARTEN x Co, % Broad-st.
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After the formal close sales were nominal, the final
street quotation standing at 1l2l dl12t.
The days transactions at the L. s. subTreasury were
Gold receipts siS $50 % Currency balance. ~ H 30
Geld payments.. lO506 "A Custom, $4,000 o.
Gold balance........ S2J3Gg ~ Cancelled gold oerth-
Currency Teeeipts..... 4b69 "a eates sent to Wash
Currepe, ,yments 6896l6 23 l0700 %
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A limited amount of LOUISVILLE CITY Kentucky
PER CENT BONDS issued for municipal purposes.
For sale bv HALLGARTEN Il CO., IS Broad-st.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
s,,vs At THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FiRsr CALL
~ l04 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

On cos ~ -. fIll lOC0l 4 $40 Reg. P......lll
l0o u ~ small Il2 G45OO U. s. $50 Coz o. ..'.li
& n K 20 Con rs ll2 900 o. $40 Coz 80 fi
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The following is a comparative statement Of the
ports of specie from the port of NewYork to foreign
ports for years. for the week ending June IT, and for
the corresponding period in the undermined years:
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II there paragraph u pages which will not be readily and
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