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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21
THE BOGY INVESTIGATION.
General Doris Repeats His Fifteen.
Thousand-Dollar Narrative to the
Committee-Why He Considered He
Had the Inside Track.

Committee-Why He Considered He
Had the Inside Track.
Ut. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 20, 1873.
General Doris was before the Senatorial Bribery
Committee at Jefferson City to-day. He testified
that he brought to JEFFERSON City about four hun
dred dollars, and his son Tom about fifteen thou
sand dollars; TOMS object was to give .
banquet to the members in the event Of his
fathers election; he gave an account OF the
amounts OF money paid to Wilson and Edens here
tofore publshed) and the tenders Of loans to Pope
and Morgan, members Of the House; when he ar
rived at the Capitol he found all the Old
''stagers'' In business, and he was
neither Wilson nor "G Edens u had ' lived sup up
10 their pretensiOns; his offers TO Pope and Nor
gan were made because he heard that Phelps
Guided he had been deceived; his disbursements
back 10 st. Louis thirteen Or the fifteen 1000
drafts brought mp BY Tom; neither Kitchen nor
sSs
hls transactions and BOgy he no more anticipated
Mr.. Bogy's election than he expected 10 be struck
expecting that contingency wonld arise when
the election would come to . dead lock and
had nopes he woSa bs that man PM much the
Same way az WOodsar was nominated for
Governor; $4,000. which he proposed to spend,
to him; he would not feel so small an amount;
he thought ne had the inside track ss he had the
most money; In regard to using influence to
secure the support OF the republican members he
SAID no would gladly have got them, and
rather expected such support, for he
had received letter from Senator Logan, OF
Illinois, whom Doris said he raised, expressing
hope that he DOrris) would be successful as
against other candidates who might be more
severe and uncompromlsing against the repub-
hcans.
The remainder Of the evidence was merely cor
r0Doratlve OF the statements contained In his
afhdavit read In the House some days ago.
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A TERRIFIC OIL EXPLOSION AT CORY.

-.,.,-.s-, -, CORY, Pa, Feb. 20, 1879
One of the stills in the Downer Kerosene Oil
Company's refinery In this place burst this morn
ing, about ten O'Clock, blowing on the roof and one
side of the building. The steam pipes were use
less The man who was tending the stills had just
left the building, thus saving his life. The @xpo-
sion shook buildings mile distant The IRE was
caused by the explosion OF two agitators contain
ing 5000 gallons of heavy naphtha. The agitators
were IN too close proximity to the engine used to
other two agtators in the same building, which Is
close to large iron tank having about six thou
sand gallons Of tar In IL.
The fire will not extend beyond the building In
which IL Is now confined.
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THE HERALD COMMISSIONER IN CUBA.
From the Danbury News, Feb. 1911

From the Danbury News, Feb 1911
The NEW YORK HERALD has sent one Kelly to
Cuba to look up afYairs there. Kelly has received
notice from the Spanish that he may be cut Oh.
This naturally engrosses the attention OF Mr..
Kelly and he communicates with the HERALD about
It. The HERALD Immediately assures the Spanish
government that If Mr.. Kelly is deprived Of his
quota Of afr it will have to pay dearly for It, THIS
restores Mr.. Kelly to q state Of serenity and ne
punges anew into his researches, with the blessed
assurance that If he s sent into eternity 1t will be
money out Of the pocket Of the Spanish govern
ment It's quite evident to cultured mind that
Kelly Is no SLOUGH.
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NEW HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY a. ls7s-TRIPLE SHEET

ana their associates incorporators. The petition
accompanying the bill states under oath chat tue
Club now possesses property in furniture, books,
pictures &C., TO the amount OF $4,000.
THE TROY RENSSELAER, POLICE BILL
was finally read through, and carried by vote OF
II TO IL.
The bill to increase
THE PAY OF FIREMEN
In New York city was discussed in Committee OF
Whole
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POLITICAL ARRESTS In ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb 20, 1873.
Speaker Parsons and Representative williams
Doth colored) were arrested to-day BY the United
States Marshal on an afndavt made by Mr.. Hunter,
er, charging them with conspiring to prevent an
election Of United states Senator on the second
Tuesday after the organization Of the Legigatsre.
The parties are Al republicans. Messrs. Parsons
and williams were released on entering into bends
to appear for trial March 49, to which time Judge
Bpsteed adjourned the United states Court
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., Treasurer OF the New
YORK and Harlem Railroad Company, yesterday
received proposals for 100000 Of the Consslid-
ated Mortgage Bonds, due In 1900, but only
the offers for sl.s00.000 were accepted at from
lO2h TO l02k.
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Mr.. Eggert Immediately after giving the check
became suspicious, and informed the bank officers
accordingly The original was presented during
the day by the aforesaid Hull, but it altered to
$1,000 Hull was arrested and brought before
Judge Bowling at the TOmbs Police Court yester-
Smith. He was held under $4,000 bail to answer.
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MURPHY GIVES BOND THE LIE.
LEAvRNwORrn. Kansas, Feb. 2

LEAvRNwoRrH. Kansas, Feb. 20, 1873.
The Hon. John @. Murphy, OF this city, ex.
member OF the Legislature, says the statement OF
c. II. Bond before the Pomeroy Investigating Conf
mittee at Washington 10 false. He says he neve
approached Bond.
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FREsHET IN THE ALABAMA RIVER.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 20, 1873.
The rain stin continues. The Alabama River Is
swollen to an immense extent, and fears are en-
tertained that il will rise still higher.
Condition OF the River at Selma.
SELMA, Ala, Feb 20, 1873.
The Alabama River at this point is now two
inches above that Of the July hood, and continues
to rise slowly.
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ANOTHER CHECK FORGERY.

Altering @22 to S1,2O0-HOw the Cheat
was Frustrated.
William Hull alias John Smith, was arraigned
before Judge Bowling at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday, charged with altering check from $22
to $1,000. 1t is alleged that Hull went into the
tobacco warehouse Of William Eggert, 1873 Water
street, and purchased quantity Of cigars, valued
at $685. In payment he presented $50 bill, telling
Mr.. Eggert that he would like to have check as
ko wished TO send some money away. The follow
ing check was accordingly drawn
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HEAVY SNOW STORM AT OMAHA.

CHICAGO, H., Feb 20, 1873.
Teegraphic reports have been received Of q
snow storm at Omaha this morning, which APP
peared to be coming East. The weather here is
cloudy, with indications OF o storm.
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No. I'll. u,,, NEW YoEx, Feb. 49, 1873 s
Pay TO the order of William Hull twenty-five 00l0O
dollars
$2 00I00 WILLIAM E0GERT,
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minorlty wen .-~,----ss s..
ONCE MORE 70 WORK
The latter made an onslaught again on tns thi r
clause which CLASHES the terms of ONCE
This was voted down. ~ they s snen t dF1es
years instead on i've and to increase the whole
humber of the Board to twenty-one. This, too,
lost as sns Sea auoSsr
amendment was lost fixing eight as the number
70 constitute quorum instead OF majority OF the
Mr.. Mcclure, Of Schuyler, sent up an amendment,
which provided that In case OF vacancy occurring
during the term OF the Mayor
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
should act as Mayor until the beginning OF the
stay in once Tor the fun term for which the Mayor
was elected, as the section reads. Mr..
MGs ss a as az 1ps
amendment was lost by vote OF 27yeas to 80 nays.
The twenty-flth section, which relates to the ap-
pointing power was reached at about four minutes
to six II was read through by the Clerk and there
was at visible excitement all over the House,
the majority evidently feeling Tor the nrst time
LITTLE UNEASY,
not indeed because Of any fear on their part that
there would be break" In INES put that tney
heavy eratorical guns for them during the debate,
and might seemingly to outsiders push them
Would i'd be e' in the end Triumphant 0pdyke,
about whom there were many rumors during the
his ts nook - to O. the left Of the chair
where he had ensconced himself early IN the morn
ing to watch every move on the noor oI we
House, and where he could quietly issue MS
orders to his friends, kept his eyes steadily
upon him as II fearful lest he might not perform
the task allotted to him. The Speaker, however,
finding the hour nxed for the adjournment-six
oclock-so near at hand, took the chair and de-
clared the House adjourned. SO when the members
got together again, at quarter-past seven, the ma
jority knew just what they had to do, and
oPDYKE's COURAGE,
fortined by hearty supper, was not exactly
at fever heat, for he knew that the change OF front
he had been induced to make would leave him
1 q nj nnft frA fhn
minority that would be anything but eeable
and how could he offer che rnendment, the general
tenor Oh which every one knew before IL was
| presented in the face OF his dissenting report
which in its every line bststled with arguments
against putting anything IN the bill that would
strip the Mayor OF his executive ability. When he
took his seat the galleries were densely crowded
nearly all the Senators having come down stairs to
listen to the debate. The House finally called
to order and Mr.. Opdyke at once rose and offered
his amendment rs folows:-
Mr. oPDYKEs SUBSTITUTE.
SECTION 2s-The heads of all and al com
missopcrs shall De appointed whether full term or
to I'll vacancy in the manner following Al any tue
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sycTroK 2sThe heads of all departments and al com
missiopcrs shall De appointed whether for full term or
to Gil vacancy In the manner following Al any uuie
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the question OF the appointing power will be re-
newed by the minority with tenfold more fierce
ness than ever.
RECORDER HACKETT's BILL.
Senator James Wood introduced bill, which, 1t
proVdns for motions in new trials or regard
ing writs Of errers upon conviction in the Court
Of Oyer and Terminer Of the FIRST Judicial district,
and lcf the CITY and county OF New York, and to
upon such writs Of error error ,,,,,.
The Lieutenant Governor this morning an
nounced the following as the select committee to
Senators woodin, Palmer, Foster. Narrower and
Murphy. The formation Of the committee was
the seG.s WSen the sns
a eliS"e 'a although the use rest q the cor.
unbiased mind OF the Lieutenant Governor alone
could have comprised. There are only two regular
are liberal Or democratic, and Mr. Foster, the only
actual republican associated on the committee
with Woodin, is very quiet republican at that
pointment Of the committee than appears on the
surface, and the democratic preponderance In its
Johnson, who originated the motion for an investl
cation, is not thought OF In the naming OF the
committee CON When the committee was announSed
ing he demanded re-reading Of II, then read over
the journal to show that Woodin had not made
the Lieutenant Governor had committed an out
rage upon parliamentary usage and courtesy and
asked to be excused from serving. The Lieutenant
Governor made an explanation to the effect that
he was somewhat befogged as to who made
the motion for special committee, but thought
Mr.. woodin did. He was very sorry, but did not
propose to alter the committee on account OF 1t.
Palmer was excused frsm serving, and the Lieu
tenant Governor has now the chance to do justice
10 Johnson, a democrat who fathered the motion,
or rectify the republican balance OF power on the
committee.
THE CASE OF TWEED.
Senator Lowery introduced bill this morning to
repeal the section OF the Revised Statutes that
permits member OF the Legislature to qualify at
any time during the session 1t is understood to be
the 6rst OF series Of legislative shafts to be lev
elled ct Tweed, In order TO bring him down from
his high place as senator by courtesy, entitled to
his ace vet not liable to the pains and penalties
OF expulsion. This bill will vacate Tweed's place
or compel him TO qualify, and thus put him within
reach OF those senators who actually desire his ex
pulson though 1t is not by any means TO be under
stood that all the republican members OF the Senate
are anxious TO bring him to bay.
bill was introduced by Tiemann TO incorporate
THE LoTOs CLUB
IL names whteaw Reid, John Bnrgnan, Tnonas
w. Knox, w. Appleton, Jr., O. y. Chickerine J. Z.
Routon, ]. Henry Hager, Daniel Bixby, Charles =.
Myler, Charles lnslee PArdee apd Thomas Morris
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

H. GALVESTON June 10, 1873
Net Se Bales Sales sSS go Stock ss i'''
- :. 81. ,, New ORLEANS u.s.; June 10 1873
nary i5e. "a iS.c: low mddings, isy1e: isc.; mid.
saes evening" s oek oasi
MOBILE June 10, 1873
mans EaSos s
wise, isa Sales 200 Stock, 2L4sl.
SAVANNAH June l0,ls73
Cotton dull: middngs 1870. Net receipts sse bale.
Sales, IA stock, l6.O5
Cotton en- an sa. niHd9s % Net receipts sa bales
WILMINGTON, n. c. June 10. 1873
a S Of s rds pSt s g. Ul
and 50 Tor yellow dip and virgin Tar auietatss2a
Flour steady and unchanged seles 2o bbs at SIS Is
No sprng 80 70 for amber Winter $40 Is Tor white
@ NJ uYsH club Corn da
sss IS sas Sad s ee At
Meed dull shorts SIG So ships!uns vi middlings
and * ,s 9s Is
Sea oe to
AlhsMy sse Receipts ~ lassas bushels q wheat
wheat s,4oo do. and 22O7 900 feet lumber
BUFFALO, June lQ, 1873.
Flour isss, Sbls wheat, $500 bas6ei GS7o9
aS sss ssisX so cd RYE
sSs Raj sxGsT's IS;so bushels corn,
lss .SsA'Rsi .s as :. sss;
bushels Miwaukee No spring TO % arrive sisi a 2oo
No snr,pg, g. -; MiIwsukee No Spring 81 ssl.2;
white Michigan 81 oua 81 93 Corn firm bur little doing;
sales ESQ bushels No mixed at +6c quoledNo
&c. Oats quiet; sales 2C0J bushels No in lots at
&c aoe Barley steady Canada s5e 81 Nee Western,
yDc Doc. tvo.rOwcd state SIC SIC. .yowed q5c
Rye nomnally Sc Barley mait-western, 81 a 81 10;
prime Winter Western, 81 " 81 Is; prime Canada,
81 20aSl 70 Rye malt held at 95c. Other articles IN
changed.
CHICAGO, June TO- 1873
Flour Guiet and weak few choice and fancy lots of
extra sprug sold at SO IS S. Wheat firm and in aIr
demand; sales OF No. Spring at 81 30 s. 81; No do
At 81 2s1s spot 81 2 seller June; 81 23, seller Juy
No do 81 l4ls; rejected ST. Germ in fair demand and
edyanccd sales OF No mixed ut $685.. spot seller
June; 3sc, seller July lc.. seller August rejected &c
oats IN fair demand and higher sales 2StSc
a2sc cash; zsc Soc, seller July Sc, seller Hu-
gust rejected 5hc Rye steady at Gle tor No Barley
dull and nominal Provisons-Demand light: holders
hrm Pork higher; saies at SIS So cash. held at SIG 2
seller Jnly, $40 bid Lard in lair demand and higher:
sc bud Tor round lots spot Bulk meats steady and
changcd no sales Bacon quiet; sales Whiskey
steady al SDc FrelshE Corn " Buffalo. &c. wheat to
do. 6ic wheat 10 Port Colbourne, 7c corn TO do, 6c
keceiptsyDJ bbs nonr % U0J bushels wheat 2420 do
eorn $4,000 do oats 5000 do rye and 200 do barley.
sbipmens-6,0W bills flour, 5000 bushels wheat 2aU0O
do. corn 10000 do. oats and 1900 do rye.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEy MAsKxr.-LoSDoS June los p. M
Consols closed unchansel United States aye:tweniy
Railway shares 49, Consois opened at va Tor money
92s9 for the account United States Ave twenty bonds
1868, old, ok 1868, e4; ten-fortics s915 lves
Ss,a, and Erie kailway shares at 49,.
Paris BoURsR-PARIs, June 10 Rentes SCI Tie
FRANKFORT Observation-Disclosures June l0.-Uncd States
hvc.twenty bonds $50 tor the issue of 1882.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET.-LvERPooL, June 10-5
=. M.-The market closed unchanged The sales OF the
day have been l20O bales including 20OD for specula
ton and export OF the sales, 500 bales American
Sales of cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston
May, at sgd; from the ports deliverable in june
at ssld from New Orleans deliverable August and
September, ut Sl6d The market opened hrrner with
middng upiands SGD. and mdding Orleans 9d. Sales
Of cotton clipped New orleans deliverable August
and September, at Cd.
TaApE AT MANCHESTER LIyrRrooL, June The mar
ket for and abrics AT Manchester In quiet but firm
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurrs MARKTr.-LtvERrooL June 10
bP M-Whsst lie rs "a. per GENITAL for red Western
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

The old weakness waits upon them. The trans
actions to-day were inconseluentla, and prices re-
main about the same. The following are the quota
kions tennessee, ex coupon. 49, 7ol5; do,
new, 1874 q 70; Virginia, ex coupon, AZ a As !;
do. skies, consolidated bonds, IS a 55h; do do,
deferred scrip 10 a II; Georgia skies, rs so; do
eevens 30 a 80; North Carolina, ex coupon, Is 90 !;
do. TO North Carolina Railroad, 90; do. funding
1866 II 10; do. do, 1883, 10 Is; do. new, Is a
II; do, special tax IL a IA Missouri skies, s4i4 a
g42; do Hannibal and ST. Joseph 81 90. Louisi-
ana sixes As 81; South Carolina SKIES new, Janu-
AIRY and July, l5i4 a 1854; do. do, April and oc-
tober, % a rs; Arkansas skies, funded, 80 40.
GOLD li5sl 1179s.
The movement in gold to-day was somewhat in
sympathy with the rest OF the market-dull and
inactive. The weakness may also doubtless have
mad cause 10 the payment by the Assistant
treasurer OF 100000 In redemption OF Five.
twenty bonds. The market opened at lI7i&, but
soon after declined TO il7ss 1171s, and closed at
che latter figure. The following were the nnctua.
lions or the market as recorded at the EXCHANGE
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wheat was in fair request and nrmcr mt the
but the demand was soon supplied and the market closed
dull and heavy ut yesterdays figures The sales
about 10000 bushels part Last evening" at 40 81 for
rejected and prime No 3Chicago, 81 80 81 So for No
dos Including Northwest ~ for No do 81 50 for No
Milwaukee, 81 IS 81 50 for No. 2do-the latter an ex
IRENE sale for Choicest IS for No do 81 SC for No 10
arrive. 81 70a 81 IS for white and Duluth Spring 10 ar
rive ON private terms Corn Ia fair demand and
prices were shade higher The sales foot up
bushels nj Tc A,c. SIC. for steamer mixed Sc Soc
Tor rail mixed G2lsc. Csc Tor high mixed Csc for
western yellow 6c tor old In store Oats irregular
and closed barely steady The sales aggregate about
bushels at from Hc. 45c. for Western mixed 48sc 1gc
Tor inferior and Soc 53c for fair TO choice white for
car lots OF extra choice old white state Barley was in
active and entirely nominal Rye sold TO the extent OF
FREiGBrs in gram by vessels the berth has
been much active to day but at lower rates For
other produce rates were unchanged. The charterng
business active the demand being chiefly Tor vessels
adapted to the grain and petroleum trade Rates were
firm. The engagements were TO LIVERPOOL by steam,
1850 bushels OF grain At lid. I'D 80 hds tobacco at
tUs 5000 boxes cheese 65s. To Glasgow by steam 900
bbs flour, j. 9i $50 boxes cheese SIS 200 boxes bacon
SOS. To Cardiff Bristol, by steam 1900 bbls flour at
S. Sd. The charters include "A Norwegian bark hence
Cork orders the United Kingdom LOO quarters
let, 800 quarters do same voyage at ss. 3D. 3D.. on
bark To arrive, hence for the United Kingdom 400
quarters grain, ss 3D. an Italian bark Gre
S. Cd. a British bark, hence 10 a baltic
port, 5000 bills refined petroleum at "a 3D. British
American bark, hence 10 Bremen, 1000 bbls crude
petroleum at Is I'd American brig ga tons hence
Malaga, stages AZ previous Iaes an Amegleap brig, wv
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For future delivery basis low middling the sales hay

. o
For future delivery basis middlng) the sales have
been as lolows:-Saes last evening, after three
oclock-June, 800 at ls7sc 800 at Is 2yc July 500 at
10 6c, 2CU ut ~ l5S2c August 200 ct 9 l9-32c
i9sc september, 1000 at lssc TOO at Is 7l6c Total
itO bales Sales to-day up TO three o'clock r. M-June
- gs.c s4 at q lSc 200 .ssc 100 at gs2c. so
100 vi zS2c 200 at sc August, at lg'.c 100 at
" 25s2c l994c 800 at 10 252c 2 I9.c 100
ls sHc 30 ~ 10 lsl6c 200 q, 800 az slIsc 100
Ispc; December, 100 at H1sc Total 1900 bales Grand
total 1860 bales. The receipts at the port were as
savannah, 6s6 Charleston 2gs; Wilmington, IL Norfolk
2lO; York 755 Boston, IL Total 212y this day last
week As4J; this day last year LIB Rates 10 foreign
ports nominal at the following tguros TO Iavre
by steam, lc., sail, lc., compsessed Hamburg by
steam, 10 Bremen, by steam, &c; 10 Liverpool BY
steam, Id m hl6d quote =
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street parance are called 1.-THE boys - held almost
entire possession OF the market content TO turn an
.'honest" penny from the fluctuations OF the
various stocks Nothing occurred indicative OF
serious results: and, indeed the Oldest loungers
on 'Change were quite as puzzled at the curious
figures challenging their attention from hour TO
hour as II they had been invited to read the
heroglyphics on an Egyptian tombstone.
few days ago Pacific Mail was
the hobby then came Union Pacific,
followed by Ohio and Mississippi Yesterday and
to-day Western Union and c., c. and ]. G.. appear to
be their objective point, including . dash at st.
Paul. The truth is, the market has rarely been in
such an anomalous and perplexing condition as 1t
is az the present moment. There are no precedenLs
TO follow and no examples to initiate. Every man
is watching his neighbor and caution and suspk
cion appear to be the ruling motives OF the hour.
The tc0e OF the market may be automatically sum-
married as foll0ws:-Westem Union opened at
s3k, improved o fraction was STEADY through the
first and second boards and went Oh to S2ss at the
close. New York Central sold at lOo1l lol 1o1 u
le1H. and closed at 1904 Pacific Mail was ste2dy
curing the day at from 4OA to l0s a 4o%,
out at tho close weakened TO 40 and
struck snag at 39I. Lake Shore opened at Oh
and maintained q fair average at that figure
Union Pacific commenced It's career at 285s, re-
coded to 2s through its fractions TO e. went down
to 26x, but rallied n the end TO q. Rock Island
SOLD at 1851 1887, but finally went of at 10S.
Panama was steady at 1l1h. St. Paul common
opened at 81, but showed the effect OF hammerng
by dropping to 52A at the f1rst board and to toh
at the close. c. G. and !. c. commenced at 29x
and receded to FIX, dropping about two per cent.
Ohio and Mississippi partook OF the prevailing
fever and yielded from 3sA@ to Slater hard
fought battle. Illinois Central sold at ia. Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western ct 1861 log.
Toledo and wabash opened at 81, but at the close
dropped two per cent Erie showed sympathy
with the London market, opening at 62h, advanc-
ing to 63as but at the last board declining u per
cent.
MEMORANDA.
The following were the earnings Of the
Illinois Central Railroad for fvGmonths
to June ], 1873. -, O27 O7o
Earnings for five months to June l. 1872. 2953,276
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Spring The receipts the three days
been $1,000 quarters, including 1900 American The
receipts of wheat for the past three days have been
2oO6 quarters including 1900 American The market
Is dull Corn Us per quarter.
Evening Common rosin Is Cd per cwt Spirits surpen-
tine 26s Sd. per cwt
LONDON PRoDucE MARkEr.-LosDos. June lo.-Rehned
petroleum. lad. gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKEr-AnTwERP, June l0-Petr0leum,
391aE Tor fine pale American.