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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-12-13
Town Of DonaldsonVille.

.J j. Claverie,
Mayor, a,. Edw. N. Pugh,
A A."., David Israel,
ts0o',.'n.r Christian Kline,
,rea's .Aug. Bereegeay,
t AssssS Frederick Fobb,
s.o.n.eu Morris Marks.
xIF,'a.s M.st r. J. Duke,
C LA Louis Lefort,
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
% r.,n.p, los. Burbridge,. .... lst Ward
g Weinscheuck, c. Martha Sr., -2id
Join =. Link, Joseph Johnson, --srd
pvn or School. DIREcroRs.-~Chas T.
s,.;th nresideat; w. G. Wilkinson, seere
tary and treasurer; N. NJ. Conway, Mliton
Saeendorph, Joseph Burbridge-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-12-13

/ A spell of cold weather is upon us
now, having been ushered in last eve
ming by regular "norther." About
ten o'clock clouds began to gather III
the northern horizon, and in half an
hour had obscured all the stars from
sight and made the atmospheric
seem black as ink. The wind blew
quite a gale for an hour or SO, and il
that brief space of time the mercnr,
must have fallen fifteen degrees. Tht
incest place we know of to-day is the
immediate vicinity of roaring frt
or the inside of thick overcoat.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-12-13
FAMILY ARTICLE.

A FAMILY ARTICLE.
Agents make sl2.5o per day, $75 per week
An Entirely New
. EWING MAC II i n e
For Domestic Use,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
With the New Patent
BUTTON HOLE WORKER
Patented june 9th, 1871.
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rR, CHASE and THE JOHN BRoWN RAID.

Although Mr.. Chase gave the Office OF
Governor OF Ohio dignity and influence IL never pos
rsea until he assumed its duties, he held 1t during
period Of comparative quiet An instance whieh gwen
Of his nness and courage during the heated times OF
th Iobu Brown raid is therefore the more interesting
ram the relief in which IL stands. Before Brown had
hen executed GOV Wise OF Virginia. fearing. or pre-
tending 70 fear an invasion Of armed men from Ohio to
attempt a rescue OF the prisoners, wrote Gov chase
informing him Of the expected movement, and warning
him that necessity compel MS to pursue invaders
of our jurisdiction into yours The reply of Gov Chase
IA for calmness and resolution and IL
follows: .,o.,.,,. ~. ,o.o
SIR: Your letter OF the a5h ult postmarSed 26th TO
gether with copy of Que OF the some date addressed W
you 20 the President, was received Yesterday NO n
gence other than that contained in these letters mas
reached OF any such preparations rs are described III
them aud the letters themselves convey no sueh n'o
nation In respect 70 place persons as ~ necessary
enable the authorities OF this state in the absence ~
ether inte gence, TO interpOse with any oerunG W
effect Whenever 40 shall be made-to appear
evidence transmitted by YOU or otherwise that Nv a.
combinations being formed by any persons Vi ,e
any place IN Ohio for the invasion OF virginia OF mn
commission OF crimes against her people u W" that
dOuhtedy become the duty OF the Executive 70 use
ever power he may possess 70 break uP sui tSof ditv
tOns and defeat their unlawful purposes anu In uN''
he need moi be donbted will be prOnipDy performed
observe with regret an intlIDatloh ~ S5;a 90 mr.
necessity may compel te ifo the territory OF adj
Joining states It Is 20 be hoped that no
will creating in their opinion ssch ~ Ohio
Indicate the mode which persons charged Win SlSe
I'M another state and escaping into TINS may % ne
andgd and must surrendered; aud the people OF ths
stae w M reouire authorities tue punctnd lu
Uilmept of every obligation 10 the Othef VI t
Ininn Tbey cannot consent, however, 10 the INVASION
AZ sr territory by armed bodies from other Sates even
for the purpose OF putsung aud arrestlhg V
Justice have the honor to be, very respectfully yours
His Excelleuey Henry A. Wise, etc. ETC., etc.
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COTTON MARKETS

LousvrLE NAV 3-Cotoa euli Adding, lolci r'aPh !"
halef; shipments, 40 baeA 49,. o. "a.
GAivssroS May 3-CoiOa s.esdy oNiriy l?lo Gco' V
nary Q,e Ies receipts Ns balasi Slies ~ 0Ae'i '"e
bales. ,,t.tr--, IL. 81
receipts So 6alesi sIpors-coastSse "a oaesi 'As' "
CniRIzsroS May 3l-Cot,ou quie AlIoss lsei n.' ~
lsg baes; exDorlscSaswise, so baeai sile ~ o-s
bales 49,, .su,-it
receipts, lU5 bales sslss, l3o bales . al,
PuuApuLpurA, May 3.--CJ0u qrieti hfiluss 9.- Ia. g
BosrOS Mag 3l.-Coto8 queti Mtiiugs sici ~ 'e'"P
bes, gross 3l5 bales; sales 80 bales sock, loo bas -
SAyiySAH NAV 3-CottOn frm Mi.iuss lsici Ae' ~ =
6s9 bes eIpors-coasy.se. lo19 tales; sales ~ oi' '
c1SciSSArr NAV 3-CO,,On stesiy hdjhss' l'.e ss'A
baes; shipments g58 bales: stock. iis5 b1ies 81 49,.
ST LouIs May 3l-CoUou tul and unchanged te'tIPS -
shipments q balrS MN. "a. -, ,se,ipu. u
bales sales, ~ bales stock. 3,51l oses ,,,,-siss
BALTiNoRs, MAY 3i.-Coitou dali, Mfihnss. 4esc eiP'
wise n bales sales 90 bales. stock 3lss bales 81. as
NORFOLK May 3l.-Coon quiet aud tins Low Mgduls' b,t
receipts sos bsss; eIpogts-c045,gse 30 bales sae'
stock. 1893 bales , 80 ..,, qs b,.H.
shipments l. no hales stock 2',i5 bsles 49, o-.,,ry 10
SEw-URLaANs MAY 3l-Couoa-deaand uoteIate VnSi, -
l2lc; Good Ordinary l5ic Low Aiililgs 10. ilc
lglc net receipts 2lgO bales 24-3 bales el, y -
/ tS bales. sales 30 bales las evening" oOJ ose' '
bales
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN HARkEIh

LoSDoE hiy I'LL ossols opened Is o. fr bb mer, "a
the account ruted stses re.T Ncnty bonds lass obi g 90
Sl Ten Foes a, New Pyes a9ii Eds Railway Baars- .si
LIVERPOOL May 3i-ln:30 LVton opeu~J qaet. Nlss H.
lands es1 Mhdhng Orleans Hla0td. ~
EFEEPooI. May 3l--l .. Cotton Il quiet and steady
b0NpOy MAJ 32 mp1so closed at ", for money aa3 a -
the securities unchanged Eh Railway hsr., 81
Pans, Nay sL-ftentes. 51L
LvGRrOof Je saes Of Cotton Airpsd hon Say,u,,,
April Ga and from the ofs dsVebs M,
and Jane 54 Bressinls quiet Bae0u jb ca Ca,
bersnd Cot Beef 81 uefce. PfOdsTe-kcase PsxOess NJ
IA. y gallon.
LJyERPooi MaY al nCoon closed qlei ard saar, "a.
sales 81 the hsTe been ~ Qu ba Including IJ spsea
and export. OF The sales .. 80 bales Nsr6 AmsaeaL
LIyERpOOI- May 3l-kyenng ROSA. l9d3 ,t
Spirits f1rpeuiise, ~ per ept.
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N0RIF lice PORTRAYED-

"A NVII1It III y w - = ,,o ,IT7,
"A EKw ENLARGED EDIrION HORAOB GREELE1SAUf
BIOGRAPHY with AupnH containing Memoir Of s later years and
Decth and the best his famous Campaign SDeeeoeE
THR PORTllIrO KvEE PrBLl6hBD REPRE
APPEARED THE SUMNER OF l6I2.
call f0E Mr. GreeeTs Autobiography, and SlsO for
more permanent Of the wonderful intellectual display which be
WcseTn the Presidential Cam
pagu 1872 have led to the issue Of edition Of the Autobiography
WITH yer large Appendix the 81 his life 70 toe end
prouene suggestive his admirable aud
Cmpagu speeches and concluding With exhaustive and
admirable ANALYSIS the campa-n, originally prepared by the Hon
Pike eIUnted states Minister to The Hague There IL,
collection Of Mr. Greeleys Miscellaneous
Writings intending among others bis fmon controversy with Robert
BALE Oaeu o. Marriage aud Divorce
bar dsOny bound IN cloth with two Portraits 81 Seat by
nail On rrcept of prce Address THE TRIBUNE NewIork
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Mem publications.
A ENCOURAGEMENT!

Tbe entir, FYrst Edition Of Fuly FaitAAlrs novel,
REID SHAAEN WITH TBB WIND,
hsvsg been advance o received mp to Saturday
on a oony rs to da7 s6ag orders received since until the
SECOND EDITION. NOW IN PRESS.
= ready. Ready IN few days
This Second Eluoa nope Will be large eaongh TO GIL all orders
received up bus all served In the due
srr IN which they are received for those who must have
a oa 20 indicate aer wsses The novel, it evident 10
" have % immense sale.
ADAMS, VICTOR. L Co. Publishers,
York.
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Forward deliveries b. with only moderate
tcoa improvement sales follows all on basis Of Low Md
sales Thursday evening after , p. m.-June, 300 bales
Al 10 ls3kc, 200 a IS 9l6c; July, 6JO 10 lJ-l6c
August a ~ 2s-J1c total 1900 bales Sales
-daJ up D. nJube 100 at l8 slse. llc0 at isie, 500
10 bite 10 lille July 800 At 10 l3lc, 100 at ec
l5-lsc 8.c 100 Al 10 1l32e, 100 3c lOO
10 i5l6e August 500 at se 800 al 10 295 80 u 5le 100
Is BE i3c september 500 at u l5ld; November
5Gc 6B0 besi grand toa $500 baeA 10 exchange
Il lice pa,d 10 exchange 100 September or JAY.
FLOUR AND EAL-We have had comparatively quiet variable
four last, the larger
a.S the less favorable advc oa Lvernoo
limits shipper the approach
gSeh buyers decided Advantage The have
purcis good their FAN
sale. Al grades lower
close. decline. shipping In
sovs demand hut TIE supply o. derabc lines" eth limited
We had Tor t iiu there abscaco
speculative feeling As yet without much stock VI aud this
value Seconds " bpnug aud Winter Wheat
have beeD le depFefs they the ke dung
June and jG We have had the dst hy Of New Flour
l from Augusta Georgia. the quality proved TO be good rather
btreT than last year, sod rs Dbl 1hi,
surprise the trade We sdle largely stock No ~
this and soli Prices al the close
quite nominal There has bsen less depression Family
brands than other Fancy Of Minnesota cold
lower and the close Ine grades
Grodut spring have una ali mu lower We
fher better supply Stale Extras but they have been
ana closed helyy decline ihl experts hs week
have been 2tt bh To-day The Fou hrsei lch depressed
thr receipts ADD pncs uIsfgL Tue low grades Sruug
aud Winter MHat EEfl quite duu snd dropping iuu grades
irruri No pelU and unssla0e AZ the cuse the
lower soe bsaJ sf al grade. Sales oftoo0 bba We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

The earnings of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad Company for the second week of May were:
1873, S62j2O; 1872 1880 81 increase, Sl4639 90
from JAM to May Is, 1913, $SG3,Gi7 50; 1872, $685.
1856 50; increase, $S0,l6l.
The Philadelphia stock market IL steady; Penn
syvania Sizes 1O9; Philadelphia and Eric Rail
road 24i; Reading Railroad 57I Pennsylvania Rail
road 81: Gold. isl.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI North hr,r gcsDs AND atod1N
Mr % sod 39 psg Ashe pkgs Beswar az bhl~ copper
To- cakes copue q go BILE Flour it0l bbt Meal oI 1s seal
Wheat lf bush. Crfn iU5n bush O ll2l hit
Mad bh Peas ga Coton. 10 pkgs Died .rai Ja
M. Eys "a bales Henp a. bales Hons "a hits lll SIDES
Tsitcr. bJ far M 1uprutne, absI psgN bnf,r
1901 pkg Cheese l pss uke % pts Beef 30 nsgA fGt
nkgs CIT Meats Ga tei LlN tD ktss Tart iu nAss au o"
49, TatE 40 blyt Peanuts I.l ptg S4h, lOi hAlA Tobacco
go pl e. Tobacco. 10 Woli 90 bbiN Whs,r . -,
Receipts OF Produce o The week emihs sshray MAJ J asso'
bile FOar 39) bb.A WHISKY 1913 boss Cora hea .i0 SAsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
CATTLE Markets

CHICAGO NAV 3-Recepts for werk-ose, 20 ies hosi =
sheep Ala Corresponding week last ysar-Saite lol 1
sheep, kJ,9N 4
Cattle In good dem,ui shippers ard oo dealer. buIngi
stock improving good Os Sod ready Sale Pree, see.
ouotaoss nanle: IS p extra - ~ - s,,
s5SSB g.; good - 6OG - s7i Tor ai 49, .,,r
dun; 80 5O0S3 IS for Inferior snd cauaou - l,@ W
Hoes moderately actye good grades COMMON los ul - 10
number pens ausola. prices irregular pAD - > M :.
even lots - 50 ~ o. 81 oomnonj - b9d - ' '
a - for GOOD; sass V for cAoee ani eAiEa Al 50
SHEKP qLet; prices unchanged - ~ ~ ~ of "V''
S. " for shorn according 70 qaaAv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

TTHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
Il Containing PORTRAIT aud BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
LEY; as0.
The Laws Of the United States Railroads Of the United States Sta
Of and Msuuicures The Public Debt the United
States; Cabinet Supreme Cont. Ministers Foreign Courts
ForythJ Cenrcss far chosen Sauug and Stls-i Committees
Hol; the Cuion Captas
Wee .or President Conessen Governors &C. lSI Com
pared with former Eections The Prudential Elections the hrss
Eeon o. General Wsngoa the second Election Of General Grsn
National
information. Price De- : for a dollar. bY nail
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ynslrncilou.

VASSAR COLLEGE, Poughkeepsie,. IiiB,n Dol.
invested fa collegiate courses In everT Careful uous
Ihed professors and oabne and % sd or everything
necessary 10 dned comfortable bone mn Sshpg Nc
-, eIert r rats BsUssuoE In Muse Rsstrar
Send for catalogue 10
Fail session Sept ~ W, N = Lien
MI YO WRITING LESSONS, B0oS S.s el,i.
~ - OU inc Arithmetic G.sRS' s sSSrI Town g. BoverJ
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SEPT J. asS 2O4sl9l l7as2 s725 o6aO'o 'i27is
yesr.Is6 lOB32o lSI2s6ls u go 2soa e6 1897 os5
CRA Hunted jobbisg tale at old pnees kAngOOa D So'c Car
oina 7lc
SKIES-The msrke for Cost dull and prices have down
wand tendency IS bales Mexican, 70 bales euIaca and II
bales Pay; receipts. W bales Aspnwa ~ bale, saNnia 6c
bales Bsos II bales MsEcan via NewOean ami bales
Texas Deer quiet AMI uuenauge saes OF LOO 70 Puerto Ca
heo 1900 Para, and 100 TeIas receipts ~ bales from Para
20 bales Aspawa bales Porto abeo agd LaguaT, 10 bales Bra
zna and No halcA TsHaa sc. We auOte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02


MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
lVA TWO PORTRAITS ILLUSTRATIONS; portrait
resnug M Grgeey he appeared Tie last Sumner Of bis e and
altogether the Hj-hke natural portrait Of him
hshe Memoir Of Mr. GREELEY his last hoars,
Of his death Funeral Arrangements the Codn Cereo
Morning People Letters Of Supa n.y. Voices Of the
Pulpit snd the Press Tributes from The Poets Rouo aud Proceed
Puhc Bodies Pamphlet BhrOn 50
handsomely bOBad ST. either free by mail OF receipt q price
THE TRIBUNE New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

/ IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT Of Mr. GREELEY,
II and BuWe have une1pec;edy received few
excellent likeness Of hr Greeley he plate destroyed IN TIE
Boston Gre a1i o1T them a. the regular prce, 81.
LOgFapb Mr. Greeley Family g. % be had az 81
~ THE TRIBUNE NewYork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

Com Meal 1921 bush wbet bash Con. ~ a hA ~
bash Malt $50 BarLy 39 h.k ~
bag. seed 80 pigs Bet 2sl DgI "a psS. -
Meats 945J pkg Lri 10 kegs LsfI J1S9 Rszs OieakA
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1872. TO D,rA

UGy-Tbe market n steady with moderate inquiry; quot,
Poms at 81 3JaS so Good ~ lOGSi O Shipping f.t qaal
nv co. and DO 6 ami Glover az ,Odo Strag %
and unchaug qaoSe Long Rye 81 ~ snort TO-
0i$SFST6e market has become que Cuba Muscoyado
l5c; Porto Rico. 35QbOc and NeW.Oreani, 5505Oc
ded ssS if1 the sac ba "a part for exports sale, bills
Nshilaoe arrive per Benefico 45lei lol bbs - shipping
ic yar lOO 6b on DOCK al 4oGfS aad ig 6G IN o
M Ros has been les seays oni fs As % 6 5 eI goa
at So - quote Strained a. 81 % Tar and Pitch dull and
unchanged. ..,,-, 49,, .,o,,-,,,.
Crnte h limited demand and steady. Prime Winter Lard -
du and nominal a73 aud present make at DC cash. Other OILS
PETRoLEUM-Te market for Retired has ruled dali and aiNer
s "a, .ao s ~, @ b jane With SO S5 ,ted At sc Cases quiet
and steady at 81 Gl6s haphha n lar request ana hn 0le
AZ Ile The Geek duh and endinZ dowdwad
quoted so OIL City, 81 20 ROaseyIs 81 goa % 81 At Pc
troem Center and 81 ParkerS In Philadelphia the market vas
quoted easier hight demand from Inst bands quoted al
slc, ssles OF 500 bbls. Jane contracts Of he -
since Prices have declined with rapid fluctuations "a Mess
the week has been chiefly conAR - es oI June ara Jn oe
livery and the s have been large We have had better export DE-
orally regarding safe to bold at the current low aga The
ep been 50 ige as early N e month bot We eotSe Goa
,s se' PRIME Me- 6. been IN m5 reolest With T,e chang. in
It's market value Mess r business may uCte enelr
$40 IS Sour Musy Mass have sold slowly at sl5d Sl5 Do
The Pork market lover tie ss Increase in the stock for the
the sales e and regular are 40 bills at 81 Is fT OH
for Western Prime Ness 50 for clear For future delivery
500 bbs Mess seller jane At sle M and go b6 At &c g.
for PLATA Mess and ii 1G SIS for Extra Mess fierce Beef Is heavy
axe lower very quiet sales Of q Sour shoulders at Sc Nv
al i3c bulk and DO. from the block at DC Bacon 2ciye
s ,a sIs % q 10y. hS Gs oSs a.. Dn,, s snd
7 for Civ opened quite heavy, but closed stronger and in
s S Sf c sd 81 Far o SO f@ aSH s to-
Crease at &c! for future delivery We bear Of s2 t for Ju.e
PRoTioSs IRON SEwosE VoS THH WHEK ESDISa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

The money market worked steadily all day, the
ruling rates for call loans having been Ga7 per cent
until the close when in the desire TO obtain two
days interest, loans were made as low as 30i per
cent The market for commercial paper is quiet on
the basis of 709 per cent for prime names.
The bank, statement was very favorable,
and shows an increase over legal reserve
of Ss4S,l75 the banks having now Sl9ls,G5O above
the % per cent required by law, against S4O7O,475
last week. There was an increase in legal tenders
larger than the falling off the specie item, and
loans and deposits were largely decreased The
coin movement for the week covered the Treasury
disbursement of 100000 on account of the regular
weekly gold SALE and Slsi5s on account of coin in
terest, the bonds redeemed footing up S39s6.9OO
The Customs receipts fo1the week were Sl,575, 7O2.
The bank statement shows the following compare
tive ignreR:
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SGAR-Raws scye prices Fair 10 Gooi
Rehnug Cuba n 2o9 hhis Cuba
hhdA Good Centrifugal az aud 81 boxes Good 20
Prime 3d. a 9d9cj Redlei tun HlIis, 10. Gll3c.
SrEARN and steady held q 0Jc 'or Prime M hb AMI cs
TALON Qa ami ,lea sales OF bbi as los FAf 20
Choice
WHISKY arm bus quiet. sales Of $50 bbA = 500.
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Eau Schools.

TOLUMBIA COLLEGE---ENTRA MI, In En b
5 AZ me College East PortJnintht; eetTee1 Msdloh Anu
sh sye on FRIDAY June 20, beginning At y oelot W.
anina,on viii extended II necessary ihCnSh he ~!
~ sTv dedrble all candidates should present nenees
promptly I" Ds ''ne WIZ A. p BARNARD LID. President
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NAMING closed I'M ThiladeIphia Mt 115a.

The suboined table shows the extreme fluctuations
inUnited States bonds, the leading railway ana mis-
cellaneous shares, and gold made during the past
week as well as the closing quotations OF each al the
dates aforementioned: -
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THE MARKETS.

TCarsiunr for The TRIBUNE
SATURDAY, Nay 81. 1879.
AsEsTAe receipts to-day pigs Pots Ia moderate demand
and stesdy at 81. Pearls dull AMI nominal -
COFFBB-The market qus prices little weak Rio edl9lc
java 20le
COTToS-Ths Cotton The spot Is without essential
rhaurr ONLY umtel We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

The quotations Cotton store running 10 quality
grade above below toe grade quoteI.
sALKs PzEsESr DkLtyERY.
To-Day Thur evening. Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
Nrw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE 2, 1873.

n q kao go CouNoiiei lit Us1o4s Coupon i1ii 1ia
n sao IA con Noii6i III us. IS OF 49, ReR116 ZIG
UsS9o go COuNollsi lisi U.s. Os Of 49, Coupn'l lle
US. els, RgJ ..Ils4 ~
There was a very light business in State bonds,
and the following were the quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

There was n small business in Government bonds,
but the early decline in gold did not affect prices,
while IN the later dealings the market was strong.
Fisk g. Hatch report az follows at p. M;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02

Corn Meal Is iairg active s.sady s Of $50 bbl We qaote;
,Jgrn MsaI " sg.,n as % q 40 CornNeaiGfnK n
'rTL Neal HssIW , 20 70 Corn Meal " o'N
Csnsisn Flour Is auet and heavy ss9s9 California s9d Oregon
quiet and tame at go $40 IS per Dbl Bag Meal hs 9
hssV Pine White ~ l50s 20, Fne Yellow ~ ~ 20
Coarse 81 2OdSl n; Ground Feed u 30sl ~ COO' 1i~@' w.
4 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
THE MONEY MARKET.

MAY ST. 1879
e,,ps AT Tn y STOCK PXC1IAEGF-oFFICIAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL. 10. O'clock AM.
Sales Of Government Bonds.
noOo u g. soc 65bc1isb 10000 IT, s. ca. c. s bc,122i
1900 US.s20 65,n l9t 5000 u B. G2o C w. oo'lo9
SALES FROM 10 TO 1oS A. NJ.
western Union Pacific Mail. Rock Island.
1,900-siAc, 1, lb9 2G0l-4l, 40h Ei i,iO9-..Dt
TS3-l00B, Ss3 2G00-4Oi, 6Eb3 Toledo a Wap'
Lake shore. 2,2pO-403c. T. 80 lOO-6Iss3
IO0-9Oih9 1,709-40{, ass. 400 ONO MISS
Union Pacific. 3,4UO-4OasJ 3,3oA bOo-Avk, 4Vb
BOQ-2IAH 620-40c, 40t,J G.. G. d l. I. H.
5OO-Il, 4Ols3 5000, 29a, ~
1l00-402, 1858
FIRST BoAKD-109 A. NJ. ,
CaI,s a, Stdtf Bopds-.PdtlrOad BOHdsBdnk and RdH-
road-E rDresg Stocks, &c.