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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON June l6. 1878
Cotton-Estimated receipts 100 bales stock OF.
Cotton IN fair demand; ordinary rye i3c good or
Gn air io,sc 1919; low mddlngs, I&c; mddlngs,
Great Britain, 5.l6a Sales 6OOi last evening" 1880.
MOBILE, June l6, 1873
Cotton firm; middings, islc low mddlings, TAe.
coastwise 2Ss Sales, $50 Stock, i7,72s
SAVANNAH, June 1s, 1873
Soften in 5000 demand for EXPORT mddng isc
i72 Stock, A,SGi.
Cotton quiet: miadlines zee lss. Net receipts
Sss bales Exports coastwise, TIC Sales 300 Stock,
s.,.,,......., wnxrseros, N C., June ls, 1873
for ST. ransa Crude uTnsnns steady hard and
Flour has declined &c on an Grades; sales Of 1850
sass Of siwaaSss eaS at H.a' CORN
II s% q;
Ssi oF Eissa s: = ID
Ssc to Boston so e NeT York 4os to Albany
Sashels Wheat $50 do Corn isso feet iumSer
ao,; oats. ssss9 DO: peas, 1854 DO. matt, 800 do
hosSsnsssr n,s4s S$s Shsas ssSssS sSssls
Wheat is.s S%shss corn ssh DO Do oats y? DO
s'Hr s5 %sssfs ss1 IS wsa 81 % s sS s
Wheat denorazed and but few sales reported Quoted
s!S 81 oSsa Ss spFsa Wife oaa.sa
81 9s; white Michigan, ST SO a ST 90 Corn dull and
lower; sales of 1900 bushels Of No. in lots at age
45c Oats dull sales OF 1900 bushels of No 2 blown.
T. 1S a ssS ss nassS aSssi
State: Sic ssc. iourrowed state 95c. Rye nominaly
81 10 81 ID; prime Canada 81 20 81 Is Rye malt held
at 95c. Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO June l6, 1873.
closing firms sales of No. 3whte Wabash ut 81 IS; No
white michigan 81 IS; amber do spot and seller june
SIX. seller Jul & t3 seller August rust q 81 No red
August ls9c.; seller september, age: low mixed spot
and seller June alc white 47c Oats dull; declined &C.
bushels wheat $1,000 do and 1900 do oats Slip.
mcnts3QW1 bbs Hour, 1900 bushels wheat S2 do
and 5000 do oats.
Flour dull and dropping; extra Spring was, sold to
uar and lower; No. Spring sold at 81 7lf 81 1914 spot
81 l6S 81 49, seller June; 81 "a 81 l6a seller July,
closing a. outside price, No Spring n sold at 81 % No.
dull but closed active No mixed sold SIC Tor
regular spot; ss,.s &c seller July s5sc ssfc:
active sales of No at 36iac spot, s7c seller July re-
jectsd, 2s}sc Ae Rye dull! and lower at 66.ac for
spot; s5 So seller July Lard sold at So s2]l cash.
ds4a SC qa0saee 81 rib &a fer shSu
so sold 'nGis 's% shcHdsrs sse '0G; FOR
ea rib as e sor for ed5 u es Eeh in a de
bbls our 1900 bushels wheat 2oi ooOdo corn $1,000 do
oats and 5000 do rye shipments 500 bills -four $1,000
bushels wheat Z2,0O0 do. corn 10000 do oats IA 900 do
We and q Ia hurlc
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On Saturday Messrs. A. J. Blocker Co. sold
FOrdham Westchester county
The Bassford mansion and plot of ground 95 II. on
Fordham av and rs II. on Railroad ay., by $50 IT.

otherwise city property was comparatively dull.
The great sale OF real estate at Woodlawn
Heights OF the land belonging to EX-Mayor George
Opdyke and Mr.. Edward X willard by Jere. john
son, Jr., under direction Of Potter Brothers, was
held yesterday on the ground. and may be chron-
icled as great success. Three hundred ana fifty
lots were disposed OF, when the shades of evening
necessitated the auction to come to close. The
lots sold averaged about 5000 each, and serves as
q criterion OF what this property will be worth in u
Westminster values since annexation has become
q fixed iact and indicates very strongly that
"Ebenezerismo has very little weight against the
extension OF the city limits northward We shall
give full particulars OF this sale tomorrow.
The continuation sale of the Marion property ia
necessarily postponed until Wednesday, the 25th
instant as Will be seen by advertising columns.
Messrs. Jere. Johnson, Jr, and J. M. Gibson are
the auctioneers on this as they were the last
occasion.
Messrs O. II. Pierson 4 Co. announce a sale OF
ninety lots at Williamsbridge the 10th instant.
Fox Brothers report to Us the following private
SaleS:-
IL lots in block 9th av, between lssth and 18TH
Ii lots 18th St, 125 f. e. Of 9Th for 5000
lots 4Oh ST., loo it. g. of 9th av., 10000
The last named lots are portion OF the Banks'
estate, sold some months ago for $4,000 each.
Whether this real estate ba; enhanced much
since the first sale has not transpired, and we can
only publish the report as received ut this office.
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Bun 4 Erie new BIDS. !.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Owing to the idiosyncracies of the gold market
the business in government bonds to-day was
limited buyers and sellers being disposed TO hold
or until the probabilities OF the situation have
been thoroughly canvassed and understood.
Quotations were consequently wide apart.
The following is the table OF prices:-
United States currency skies, 1l4s 1141a; do.
SKIES, 1881, registered, 1861 49, do do. do cou-
pom, 122 1924 do. fve-twentles, registered, May
and November 116 1l61s; do. do, 1862, coupon,
do 116a l16h DO, do, 1864 do, do, 116 l161s;
do. d. 1855. do, do, 11s 1884,; do. do, 1867.
registered, January and july lis a 1l51s; do do,
1865, coupon, do 1193s 1875 do do, 1867 do do,
III 1914; do. d. 1868, do no., 100 12ot4; do.
ten-iortes registered 112la a 113; do. d. coupon,
1l324 1l414; do. dyes OF 1881, coupon 1l41z ll5
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
These partOok OF the general lethargy OF the day,
the only transactions at the board being 1000 new
Tennessee skies at 79A, and 10000 new South
Carolina skies, January and July, at &c. being a
Slight Improvement preceding quotations. The
following show the bidding and asking prices:-
Tennessee, ex-coupon, 1914 80; do, new, 7sA a
79A; Virginia, ex coupon 43; do, SKIES, CONSOLE
dated bonds, 542s 5514; do. skies, deferred scrip
10 II; Georgia SKIES, rs so; do, sevens, 30 92
North Carolina, ex coupon, 261l 80; do, to North
Carolina Railroad, SIS; do funding, 1866, 10. a 10;
cial tax, 1914 1917; Missouri sixes 95 a 951a; de-
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90; South Carolina SKIES
4; do. new, January and july 16 161a.
THE STOCK MARKET
But for the speculative paroxyms Of Western
Union Lake Shore and Pacific Mail to-day the
Stock Exchange might have closed its doors and
It's members could have gone a-1shing. The former
retains its place the leader Of the list and far
withstands the efforts made to shake its steadi-
The price opened at S5A, strengthened
gradually until S63s was reached and then receded
to SO, It's closing price. The extremes Saturday
varied slightly from those of to-day, and stood S61s
s5h. st. Paul common varied only from 4 to 4
per cent. Pacific Mail was steady around 401s
a, falling of once to 397s then selling at 4O,s and
closing at 40. Erie remained in sympathy
with London prices, and sold between the ex-
tremes of 64I 64t4. Union Pacific sold at
49, FIX, 27i, 271s 27zs, closing at 272a. Toledo and
Wabash was dun, only two transactions being
noted, at 67H. Ohios opened at 80 and suffered
decline or but 4 per cent during the day. Boston,
Hartford and Erie sold at 2h; Rock Island at 1925
O 1O9h; c., G. and l. c. opened at 2914. but at the
close weakened to 2szS. New York Central was
steady at l0lA a 102. and Lake Shore equally
SO at 9255 90. A small business only was done In
investment snares, and the proceedings Of the
rious boards were at once mOnotonous and unn-
terestng.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICEs.e
<aI1o a
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demand and steady. Sales $50 tcrces at SIC. Butter
ana cneese, at former rates, were about steady.
RICE "A fair distributing business was consummated
g, steady prices sales IS terees OF Carolina ut TIC
SIC, ana l50 bags of Rangoon al sac. a &c.
SuGAk-Fhe market for raw was more active with
sales OF some 1900 hhds, including 500 hhds molasses
sugar at Tic. h. The balance at prices within
the range o. our quotations at which the market closed
We quote '-Cuba-Rehning, inferior TO common, e. a
a3sc.; tar to good tar, re a &C.. good to prime,
choice SIC 9c.; centrifugal, hhds and boxes, ssc:
&C. hnss ana poxes Standard Se Nos 10 g.
a as rs do 10 to ~ se se do y 70 10 se
White .iOc a lie. Porto Rico-Rehning, common to
prime, 1Ae SIC. grocery, fair 70 choice, Sac. 94c
Braz-Dutch standard Nos to II, sac. Sac. java
s Bnteh standard Nos 10 to- ~ SIZE &c. Manila
tierces.
TALrew dull and weak with sales of 10000 lbs good at
SIC. Prime city quoted at SAC.
800 bbls. at 93iac.
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A CORNERSTONE LAYING.

The New Es.ificc OF the Hanson Place
Methodist Episcopal Church, Brook.
lyman Interesting Ceremony.
The interesting services Of the LAYING
OF the corner stone OF a new ediice
for the convenience OF the congregation Of
the Hanson place Methodist Episcopal church Of
Brooklyn took place yesterday afternoon. The
space surrounding the new building was at an
early hour filed with an immense throng OF
fashionable people, the majority OF whom were
ladies, who protected themselves from the broiling
sun by the friendly shade of their spreading
cheerful-hued parasos. No more pleasant weather
could have accompanied the event than that OF
yesterday afternoon. the genial sky and the cooling
breath of the breezes waited from the south. The
green foliage OF the trees which border Brookyn's
farest streets resonant with the joyous songs
OF the summer birds who sung in harmony with
the simple hymns that attended the impressive and
beautiful ceremonies
The Hanson place Methodist Episcopal church
has for few years been one OF the prominent re-
ligious societies of Brooklyn. A little more than
year ago the Rev. Emory J. Haynes was given the
charge OF the congregation, and since that
time 1t has increased rapidly In numbers,
until the precincts oil It's temple OF worship have
been found TO be uncomfortably small for its
usage. The trustees resolved to build a more
spacious and more elegant edidce and a few
months since the work was begun in earnest. The
former church, now torn down TO make room
for the new one, was erected In the 1857, ana
when the corner stone was laid with the ordinary
ceremonies IL contained leaden box with the fol-
lowing artices:-
The Bible hymn book, Discipline" OF 1857. Horpers.
hagosine National Aagd=ia Ladies Repository Aehodist
Almanac, Sunday school Hymn Book Christian Adpo-
cents.
The Rev. Emory ]. Haynes, the pastor delivered
very eloquent, touching and appropriate address,
followed by the singing OF hymn "Founded on q
Rock,o reading OF the scriptures and prayer by the
Rev. G. Fletcher, presiding elder. The Rev. DIR.
Foss also delivered an address, and the following
original hymn was then sung, the hymn CON-
mcncing:-
joyful to-day, we come to hay
In faith this corner stone.
On Bonded knee we've urged the plea,
That God the work may own.
Addresses we're also delivered by the Rev. Dr.. q.
W. Woodruff A. 5. Hunt and X. L. DashielI. The
Right Rev. Bishop James laid the corner stone In q
peculiarly solemn and impressive manner, and the
services closed with the Doxology aud Benedicton.
The corner stone OF the new building besides
the contents OF the old stone, also contains
the following artcles:-
The minutes OF the New York East Conference Of the
current year. copy OF the general minutes OF tho
Methodist Episcopal church, copies OF the Christina Ad.
Uorde Methodist Z,0ns Herald ddrdRce, IadeDeRdca, Era-
and Chronicle New York Times, Tribune, HERALD and
Witness, Brooklyn Eagle and Unon- the history OF the
church in manuscript u record OF all the members Of
the church aud sabbath school parchment and the
photograph Of the old church.
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A MAINE MURDER TRIAL.
Further Particulars About Wagner's
Case.

ALFRED, Me-, June 16, 1879
The Wagner trial was continued this morning. A
large number OF spectators was In attendance
Wagner's direct examination was proceeded with.
lie explained the manner in which he got the cop
per pennies found in his pocket, some he got at
the bakers, at Portsmouth, some at the depot and
some in Boston. He said IL saw no buttons In
the money the time it was taken from me. The
saloon where got my beer after batting travis,
was on Congress street, two hundred yards from
the Post once. l begged the officers to let me
place, but they would not do 1t. ! don't
know the name OF the person who kept the
saloon. don't know the name OF the schooner or
its master on which Ibaited travis that night. 1t
was lying between Pier wharf and the wharyes
when he paid me he stood on the wharf i bought
the rubber boots last Winter at Portsmouth,; the
size Is eleven; there were 200 there OF the same
size, and informed the officers in Boston where
my old clothes were.
the witness then was briefly cross-examned.
Among other statements he testided:-I don't
think ever saw the man who paid me lor batting
the travis. lie paid Inc In advance. None OF my
shirts we're made to order. bought two OF them
in Boston and two OF them in Prussia. They were
not alike in size on the wrstband. l never
complained OF poverty had enough to pay board,
and kept some money to buy clothes. l owed
about ten dollars to Mrs. Johnson. The reason
l laid down ON the lounge was because felt sckly
and was afraid ! woad nave 10 heaye up, and
there to see II 1t was not warm. wagner bore his
examination well, not contradictng any Of his for
mer statements, and appearing at ease.
Henry Hunneveldt testified to being shipmatc
OF Wagner: to his (Wagners) blistering his hands
three weeks prior TO the murder, and to hearing
Wagner ask Burk, the master OF the vessel, Tor q
needle.
Asa L. Kicker, Register OF Deeds, read from an
cient deeds and documents, followed by the senior
counsel for the defence, with abstracts from his
tory of the State. These were introduced to show
that the northern portion OF the Isles OF Shoals
were not within the jurisdiction Of this Court This
occupied the morning session.
After recess Edwin Burk testified to lending Wag-
ner needle three weeks before the murder. but
could not say that Wagner used II on his blisters.
stephen A. Prcbc, OF Portsmouth, testified that
he shaved man on the morning OF the murder
This acted strangely, and In paying display ed
handful OF SILVER and cOpperS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoH, June 16-5 r. NJ
Consols closed at 92l for money and 92M for the
count American securities closed UNCHANGED.
Consos opened at 92s money and ga for the &C.
count american Securities-Fvetwenty bonds 1868
R1s; lS67s 92x tenores, 80; fives a9H, and Erie
Railway shares at 50T.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRAEKroRr, juno l6.-Unted
States five twenty bonds 95,S Tor the issue 1862
PARIS goURsE.-fARIs, June I6Rentcs, 56f 05c ex in
terest-
LrvERrooL CorroN MARKEr.-LIvERrooL, June 1916 p
MThe market closed steady The sales the day are
calculated 1900 bales including 1000 speculation
and export OF the sales 1900 bales were American.
Sales Of cotton shipped from New Orleans deliverable in
june at li6d. Sales of shipped from Savannah
Charleston, delive rablc in June, al sgd.
LIVERPOOL BRFADsTUFFa MARKET.-Lrv June 49,
NoonBre adstufs heavy California white wheat, ave-
rage lis. lod. lis I'D. Corn-No. mixed, 26s Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERrooL, June To-
2P M.-Pork,63s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvFRPooI, June l6-
Evening.-Spirits turpentine, 35s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEI.-Losp0S, June l6-Even-
ing .-Linseed OIL f3S 15s a EA per ton.
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SECoND MORTGAGES ON NEW YORK IMPROVED
CALLENDER LA6RENGE 50 Pine street 80 =
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY
Proposals for $200D000
First Mortgage Bonds
TREAsURfR'S OFFICE,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,


TREAsURFR's OFFICE
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
NEW YORK, June II, 1873
Proposals sealed ana properly endorsed, will be
celyed NJ TINS Office till Wednesday, the I'd day
OF July next for two millions OF dollars the
hrst mortgage bonds OF this company.
These bonds bear interest cent payable
lt OF January ana LIST Of July the principal
1903 The mortgage by which they secured Is u first
the company
The whole issue Is not 900 ut seven per
cent and E2 100000 sterling at six per The latter
have been placed in London price yielding upwards
OF Sll0 IN currency free OF all for each 800
gold involved. OF the former $i5O00G0 Is reserved
provide for the present outstanding Bonded Debt the
Company The amount now offered To the public IL u
part OF the remainder. and will be issued in Coupon
Bonds OF 900 each or in Registered Bonds with
and principal payable order and transferable on
the books Of the Company Of S. 200 each
the option Of those offering proposals. with interest be-
ginning on the lst day OF July
Proposals must be for price flat" the accrued
interest with the Bond without specific addition
the price therefor and may be for the whole part
not less than $1,000 Each proposal should state the kind
ana denomination OF Bonds wanted, and tor Registered
Bonds the name in which they 10 be issued should be
accurately given; and each must be accompanied by n
Certified Check or its equivalent for sum equal to 1--WE
per cent on the amount Of the Bonds proposed To be
aken-slch sum to be applied towards payment in
OF acceptance of PROPOSAL and to be returned i'll Of
non acce ptance
The Bonds proposals accepted will be ready for de-
livery on THURSDAY, the 10th day OF July next at this
Office at which time and place the balance due must be
paid.
The Company the right to reject all proposals
offered
G.. C. CLARKE TreasIrer
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The July coupons OF the Erie Railway Company's
"Buial0 Branch mortgage bonds' will be paid on
and after the lst OF july at the offices of Messrs.
Duncan, sherman & Co.
The Hamilton Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared semi-annual dividend OF five per cent, pay
able July l.
The National Trust Company has declared semi
annual dividend of Jour per cent, payable on and
alter the 1st OF July
The German Savings Bank Of this city has de-
cared its twenty-eighth semi-annual dividend OF
three per cent, payable July Is
The July coupons OF the mortgage bonds of the
Buffalo, Bradford and Pittsburg, the Newburg and
New York, the Paterson and Newark and the
Jefferson railroads will be paid at the treasury of
the Erie Railway Company excepting such OF the
coupons OF the aforementioned road as are made
payable by the terms written on them at the
Honesdale National Bank
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
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Wheat In better demand both on the spot and to
spring The sales comprised about $4,000 bushels at
81 n s. ana Tf S sP1Rs 8,
asi 81 Tor No Milwaukee, 81 q Do deliverable at
SUIT Spsd S'a amber
Sc a @ sH hd sse Ter at
bushels ct pkg s5c Tor seamer 5esc FOR san mixed
Soc Oats We're as but The sales were
at s s Tor and @ or Sasy. at @
ma ss HnS Rys so t.
fRrIcnIs.-Berth room was in moderate demand, and
by y
cotton to FIJI a, Esd for compressed and sed al for
% SsSes To-Day = sos but - ssns?ay
hsai S s nf w
1000 quarters grain o. Italian bark TO arrivel
Sa quarters ~ dTsss iaH mann
brig hence e With ZOO refined
Mediterranean with 900 bbls refined do att 3D., pTiv
Loo tons register from san Francisco to Liverpool with
MoLsssSs have nothing new to note in this branch
Of trade There MAS moderate inquiry for Invoices Tor
lions small jobbng lots placed at ul prices We
quote New crop-cuba centrilnaal and mixed ise
SIC DO do sr Zoe Sc z .se Porto Rico Sc c
Naval sToaEs-Therc has been quite aiargc movement
in spirits trpent,ne today Which, with adyiSes Of
include $40 bbls at $c and 22J bbls New YORK bb) at
46c closing with Acc asked for Southern bbs in
charitable order Strained rosin is quiet today and
snday
at S. In the better grades transactions include $50 bbis.
No and low pale at IS s7s and so bbl pale at 81 20
delivered. Tar Is IN light request and about steady.
sales 30 bbls Washington at 81 l2ia. Pitch III moderate
demand and steady at 81 so for prime city, delivered
PEr.oLEUN.-On Change today the market tor refined
was quiet with prices nominay steady although weak
quoted at 1896 gc for spot or balance OF month Crude
held at ss4c Cases met with light inquiry and were
steady at CSC 2biac. Naphtha inactive and nomi-
nal quoted at lpc for Western and lie and Ike for
city. Reports from the oil producing points were OF
quiet market, with quotations ollows:-0il City,
81 ~ So IS; Petroleum Centre and Housewife So 20
So 20. The Philadelphia market rmer, with sales re-
ported OF l0UDo bbls. June, at 1896 less return
PRovisIoSs-Rec epts-Beei, Is packages; cut meats,
10o do lard 291 bbs and erces The market for mess
June July and August We heard OF sale of 80 bbls
for August at SD s and 100 bbls extra prme prompt
delivery, ut $l3 IS Bacon quiet and unchanged.
sales 20 boxes long clear at SAC. 20 boxes of do at
100 boxes Of short clear at sa and 11s boxes OF light city
meats, Of various kinds. partly at 6tc Becf-The
market was quiet, with trade confined ~ small iobbing
sales footing up about 81 packages at prices within the
range OF 50 80 Sl Tor new plain mess bbls bi2 $l4
extra do bbls so s22 prime tierces, and
and nominal; quoted at $25 a 49, for southern and
Western. Cut meats firm, but only In moderate
demand. We heard Of sales OF, dressed hogs at
61sc. TIC. LardThe market for Western quiet,
but about steady, at SIC. 1Sl6c for spot or month
We heard OF sales Of $50 terces for June at 6c
800 erces to arrive tor July at &c. on bill Of lxtirg
5D uerces for September. gsc. City Lard washPrd
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The rates paid for carrying were 2, 1. 8, 4, and
per cent and fiat for borrowing. The transactions
Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fcows:-
Gold balances. 1866
Currency balances. 6,141,379
GTOss clearahces llo, llo,OVo
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following were the balances In the Treasury
at Washington at the close of business to-day
Special deposit OF legal tenders Tor re-
deHpti0n OF certificates OF deposit. 81, 600
COln. ................- Io,Il9,S4I
Including coin certidca ties. .......... 35,6I0,300
Outstanding legal tenders. 1856, 000 900
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$527,2lo. The receipts from Customs amounted to
$3l3,o0o. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
100000 on account OF interest, and 5000 in re-
demption OF flve-twenty bonds.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money Is plentiful, with more Offering than is
needed. Call loans are and per cent and prime
60 to 90 day mercantile paper at 6s and per cent
the latter being the iavor:te with the banks and
capitalists who propose to keep on the safer side
in the event of the occurrence of the muchtaked
of Autumn stringency. The fact that the latter
has been SO much anticipated and discussed, how
ever is one of the why it is not likely to
occur, since every principal dealer is already con-
servative In his arrangements for the future, and
has trimmed his sails to meet any wind that blows.
Exchange was dull, and on GO day bills nrmer and
q per cent higher the basis OF 1895 109t sight
being 1lOh 1loA. The prices otherwise are the
came as when last quoted
RAILROAD BONDS.
Notwithstanding dull market, prices generally
remained unchanged We note sales OF the follow
ing, however, at the prices quoted New York
Central, SKIES, 1888, 92K; do Of 1887, s9i&; Lake
Shore dividend bonds o.; Union Pacific first mort
gage, s74; Hannibal and st. Joseph, convertible,
S91s; Toledo and Wabash, first mortgage, st. Louis
division, 91s4; Chicago and Milwaukee, first mort
gage, 90; G., G. AMI l., second mortgage, 71H; Bos-
ton, Hartford and Erie, 80; Burlington Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota, FIRST. sevens, ssk The fol-
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UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UREA, June 16, 1873.
Cheese-Thc market opened dull but the offerings
footed up little over 5000 boxes belonging TO "a acto
res. About onc-ha OF the amount sold at FIG
13lsc the ruling figures be. a I34c. At Little
Falls SIS boxes of private dairy were sold for l2c l3c
the ruling figures being l24c l2iac The offerings OF
factories reached 5000 boxes 1000 which sold
125sc. a l3iac the ruling figure being l3c.