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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Flour unchanged Corn
quiet and unchanged ut 72@7Sc. Pork quiet at
$40. bacon-Shoulders. 74c.; clear rib. 104c.
clear, l 0Ac Lard, 12k0012Ac. Whiskey, Gao.
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r.H.'" --~------
.,u.,. n,snairh.}
!EI"'' y,,c.x,,,
UNIVERSITY VI -,
Guy ,aII ;,> arnal
-.. ...rty 81 N''''"' ..n.t in Tho
t., morning IL -
:" ..~.,, chapel. :,,. rroro..or
gil, ...,w'r ~ We 49, ~, chotr
I.avlH"1" Wa ''',' ~ - r|,>,rt of the
K 4 nr'. TO- 49, Min Nm their opcra-
r. a-,r '"t''.'''',' "ar
..:."- i"' l''>' >t,.,,ni had been in
agents 81 '"' 49, "a ,,.rcnd their
...# anm van u ,''", .,.',,rrr and 1.-THE
-.: 70, @35f' * ~ $50; ,,y,,ut O;
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MARINE aNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, july 3, 1874.
sun rises. 4 A Moon rises. .......1 0.3
sun sets........... 7.16 High tide. ut
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July Noon.-Money, 3@34.
Sterling weaker at 4SSH. Gold weak at l11%Cg
1lla Governments weak. states quiet ana nohll-
nal
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,,ror, the University.

or 7ur SOCIETY," OF Aho '.,S.,,rcorr
rr1'.>. eros OF Tur TWO SOCIETIES 0''"'
t'- .uvEA>-.
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BALTIMORE, July 2.-Virginia Us, OLD, 3o' cou-
soils, soy West Virguia's, II. North Iaroiila
6's old 20: new, 10; special tax, .. Bios to-uay'
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Murderer Sentenced.

vANKroS, July 2.-Wintermute, Wno kl II
ed General McCoob, has been sentence" w
ten years imprisonment.
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RANK sTA,EKAHENES.

EPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
III THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA, AT
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Al THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS USE 20, 1874
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANYJLLK RAiLRoA Co, J
RICHMOND, VA, June Is. lS74.S

hfSis1bSSDs A., June los % fAs y
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
" SUNDAY, June Il, lS74.-CHARLorrE Ex-
PRESS-eave klchmond At HAS p. 81: leave
Burkcvllle at 2:52 A. NJ. arrive al Dundee at s23
a. NJ; leave Dundee at 1888 a. NJ: arrive at Dam
Vile at So \. d.: leave Danvtle ~ S:37 A. d.;
arrive ut Greensboro at 11:2S a. b.; arrive NJ
Charlotte ut 5 Pm 500
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRR EXPRESS
leave Charlotte ut S:35 A. NJ; leave Greensboro
1t III 2. NJ: leave Danyllle at 1896 p. IL leave
Dundee at :is r. NJ: lave Eurkev.lIe nc $40 P.
connects at Charlotte with trains the Charlotte,
Columbia and Atlanta and Atlanta and Richmond
AIRLINE railroads from Atlanta and all points South
and Southwest.
THROUGH hLAIL-leave Richmond at / :3S p. M;
leave Burkeviiie at 4:41 Z. NJ. /: leave dundee at
Greensboro al 1910 A. NJ. arrive at Charlotte at
$50 A. NJ This train connects nj Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE and
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for At
lanta. Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans, Column
bia. Augusta, and all poiuts South and southwest.
leave Greensboro ut 81 A. NJ. leave Danvle at
5:13 a. ST.; leave Dundee at 5:25 ~. NJ; lctye
Burkeviile At 1:3c A. M.;,arrve ut Richmond at
2:22 p Nj. Thu train connects ~ Burkeve with
train: on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lynchblirg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and aIH
points Southwest.
LYSCHBURG ACCoMMoDATroS--lesv Richmond
AT 9:42 A. M. leave Burkevilie ut 1:20 z. NJ; ar
rive ut Lynchburg ut 440 L. NJ.
SCKKEyILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Burke
villt at 1876 Il. ~; arrive at Richmond nj 1868
A. n.
ThrI Ugh tickets sold to all points South and South
T. NJ. K. ThLCOTT.
Engineer and superintendent.
n - Mr. at IN q
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no VISITORS TO NEMs.aoyh sss can h.
.s.o,n,aa'is,ri Vita ROOMS, en- syss OF :aasss
Sith a.. without H0AK. at o. A.. y Rsier~
sIRsr srRKET. House anu tauie q I'd. oeGs<
enes given and required ~
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CHICK EN- PO WDEp. iERGkS
JFRrESD, OR CAIc.I6ES POWDER certain
preventive Of gapc5 and other diseases IN io"is'
" pruggiss.
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The Supreme Court of Mprylano yester
day affirmed the Judgment OF der,th in va
QerzoQk's case,
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EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIHST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH;
MOSD AT RICHMOND, IN The STATE Ot
ViRGISIA AT THE CLOSE OF. BUslS ESS
2fIII OF JTNE, 1871.
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COMMERCIAL.
7ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 2, 1874.
OrrER1SGs.-1h he offerings on Change yesterday
were: Wheat-Whlte, 2SS bushels, new. Corn
White, 200 bushels; yellow, $50 bushels
SALEs-Corn-Wh ite, 200 bushels prime at o2c';
yellow, so bushels western at S5c.
RE-ExlIIBITED.-Corn-Wh bite, 500 bushels; yell
low, $50 bushels.
REmARKs.-The new wheat offered on Change
to-day was OF fair quality. $1.35 was offered Tor
n and refused,
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COR NEW YORK The tiff
u Old Dominion Steamship Company's .sEsSEsfseas
steamship WYASUkE. Captain Couch, VIII sal
FRIDAY July Sd, ut O'Clock Il. NJ.
Freight received unit! O'Clock L. NJ.
Through bills OF ladiug signed anu goods for~
wardcd with dispatch To all points north, sordns
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare 10 New York, $l2; steerage, So; round"
trip tickets, $50. ..f....
For freight or passage apply TO I'LL.
&. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents. 's'
~ l-3t Company's Wharf. R0cKelH.
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DB.ILADELfAdA,s kELlGp's5kTl

i 'dOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM -sazssnet1a, - Z.
sHIP LINE-EoA PHlLADE ,s,nsl no ams ,hs,
nrss ~ tbs, tine win leave Philadelphia every
rrIiIEspAY, THURSDAY, and sATlRDA & s; sad
Richmond every UESDAa, FRIDAY, ana sofsr
Esr,ai.hs taken al low rates for all parts OF New
r.rseS Penu sy,yaris. and Delaware, isr ~.
;ence and Boston. Also for Lsserpooa AN AZ, ,inss
ERR rfn Red Star and American 49,
mi Nils or fading signed through. Insurance. feSs
ID at w rates for all partea who desire m ana
Passage 70 Philaielpsia nssassHRR Agent, -
Ia
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THROUGH BILLS OF &Tk
LADING GIVEN FOR FREIGHT
to Liverpool. London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, AMI
sterdam, Hamburg, and Copenhagen, by the
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
AND RED STAR LINE
PALMER, HAi;TSOOK s. CO.,
Special Agents for this Line
and General Commission Merchants, =
80 film Richmond. Va.
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CONFECTIONERIEs.
HATS, CAPS, dc.

NJ nj, CUNNINGHAM OFFERSE
W. tiESTLEslES'S "PEARL" DRESsSSS
HATS, OF his own manufacllire, at unprecedehteo-
~ low nriccs. call is solicited II his hat manu-
factory, No. 1913 Main street. J. o-2t
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAsaHsS.

TOR 2 Fl IL ABEL PHIA.-~Em
Il The steamer J. W. EyERMAS, SnsfSaS
Capt lin PLATT, will receive freight for the above
port til FRIDAY the Sd instant nj ] o O'Clock.
Freight taken for Nilmington, Del; Providence
and Boston: also, for Liverpool and Antwerp rio
Red STAR aud American steamship lines, ana bills
ladng signed through.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including. meals and
state room, IS. W. T. PORTER, AgeAf,
iv 2-2t M. 2425 DOCK street.
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TRI-WEEKLY LINE.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR OLD POINT, yUE DE L'EAU, NORF0RAhs
pDpTSMUtITh BALTIMORE, PH1LA~
DELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR aa.~
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER

Tickets for sale ON steamers, ut CARRIER y 20
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Ho<el-
and baggage checked thrusgh. Freight receiys1
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth,, and
regular landings on James river from A. II. 90
q z. NJ, at reasonable rates
Freight for Way-h.ndings must be prepaid.
go l.. y. TATUM, General Agent. =
Oface: Company's wharf, koeketts; branch Of.
Wa,n stree7s Sc
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EOk BALTIMORE. SHaf
POwHAyAN STEAMBOAT COMpAGY'S Z
TiROUGH-FkEiGHT
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
rIo DOCKAGE CHARGED.

Steamer leave their new pier In the Dock. foos
OF Tween .y-second street. every ~ ESuA AN ns
URDAX AFT.ERS0OSa at 4 o'cl6sk, !. s...
Freight received No 70 O'Clock Z. ID, ara satu1s
days up to 3i3 O'Clock Z. u. .
md rates uaranteed as low as any osns5 hne.
Apply L, y. LAi ~, az S,nsh s.1,
MaiE ST. Sets. .~-.-..-- -. =.
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TLEAR WATERl CLEAR WATER =
U The FILTER manufactured by us IS the besl
ever made to clear hydrant water. every laiiiiy
should have one. Call and examine for yourselves
at 907 Main street. ,,.o
We refer to die Following gentlemen who VII haSe
our FiLTGRs In use ;. v; ,, Dayie George Glib
SON, A. ner Harvey, H. K. Eyson, Ghariss, . camp
Dei William Gibson, Il: Currai,t, Joseph HAL ~
L. Page, j. c. Page, Jr., ). A. Gio'er' W. y
Sllntrd. ~ p.PcAMISg
s19-2W VI. ~ "a. - ------
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90 RN NJ E A l..

~ ,, ,r;, III
We are prepared 10 furnish our customers Win
the best fresh ground BOLpED CORN MEAL:
" I-4t HAXAI.I., CREHSHAW & co.
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,r-,artrIi for thc DispaE'!''i
>vFHsrrr Of NmGiNiA'}
July l>t, 1874. } .
-. + >nmni held lis ANIMAL
..'. ms.rjug AT II O'Clock III the
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

s GALVESTON Juno s. 1874
net reee!p.s sslss sales soss S
to the
go u.,,, M, NV or. oEIHA ANS Inn; lime 5. ls74
sns
6 Ssa as?G c FraSos srfai sas the CONT
Cotton dull and unchanged mi Ming i"n' sn re-
af ls,ss Is Rapcrt: ss
'"' ''0''' SAVANNAH, June s. 1874
gr Ssss0a cu sas - rs
i s sda sss 7' Sales ka a. Great Britain
esss is IT'S s sss.w.s M sas:
@ s9s he % MsfsSss Tsss Sales e.
Spirits of urpenune saav se sqGs
rs @ yellow a nS s. 50 oa 50 sr
steady at 81
Lake and rail the = sas MS
;SSS S. rs; Ssas
sss & sa ssas
SS ::s;s
SIS 'sS,s est: " SE SFss
s s% IL s ii Ss.s1I At j. ssrsy o %s
CHICAGO, June s 1874.
81 22s 81 q for No spring; 81 10Y for No.2 do,
august No DO, St i 81 Is; REJECTED 81 os Corn
size 57sc July; high mixed. 67Ac rejected CSC.
63ac Oats firm and in iair demand at 45elc. Tor No
cash 43c. do July. Barley quiet No. spring offered
at 81 40 Rye gpis. and unShanged at soc for No z
July. Lard steady at lic cash or June; llSc.. July
Bulk meats in good demand exc for shoulders loose
steady AZ CSC Frsishts1 d Buffalo, Ale aaAc to o$.
Tsea So a.? aaS
900 do. IL, QUO do. oats and l2UO do barley
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The following table shows the opening, highest

The stock transactions to-day were as fOllows:-
Total, s5,254, which was generally distributed as
follows western Union, $4,000; Lake Shore
1880; Pacific Mail, 1915; Union Pacific, TO- $780,
Wabash. 9,55o Northwest common, s.e7O; do. pre-
ferred, 1,475; New York Central, 2,s51; st. Paul
common, 1900; Rock Island, 1000; G., c. and l.
g., 500; Erie, 700; Hannibal and st. Joseph 500 !;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 400; Harlem, 800.
MEMORANDA.
The following are the comparative earnings and
expenses OF the Lake Shore Railroad Company
from January to April s0:-
Net
EARNINGS. Expenses. Earnings.
$50. 100 80 $4,377 1888 06 $2,15217S "a
1SH....... 5,7S9, 752 80 3,604,317 as 2,1S5435 A
Dec. .... $40, 407 80 $773,66 60
Net earnings. .$33 258 70
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CONTRASTS AND COMPARISONS.
The Features of the Stock Market
Causes and Effects.
More Gold Shipments
The Price Ill 1-S.
American Securities in London
Important Negotiations.
WALL STREET,

FRIDAY, June 90 +. Nd.
The leading topic OF conversation for the past two
days has been the report OF the Executive Com
mittee OF the Western Union Telegraph Company.
1t derived additional interest from the fact that
few among the habttues of the locality, especially
those who have operated IN the stock, compre-
bend the full meaning OF the information given.
In other words, the report seems to be conspicuous
for what it fails to tell. While in general way
there Is statement of results for eight years
there Is report OF gross receipts or OF operating
expenses for the past year-nothlng, in fact, cal
culated to contradict the impression that the
receipts OF the company must have been more or
less affected by the same causes that for the last
SIX months have depressed business OF all kinds.
1t is only by comparing the figures OF the report
(Which, by the way, embrace the estimate for
June, with those of last October, which covered
the years 1S72-73 and the seven years ending
July l, 1873, that any conclusion can be reached
concerning
THE REAL RESULTS OF THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS.
For instance, the reports for the seven years end
ing July1 1873 and for eight years ending July /,
1874 are as fOow5:-
Net profits for eight years July 1874 s2a Oes
Net profits for seven years TO July 1878. 90
Leaving Tor the year 1874. s., 4S9 093
or $26S,S69 less than the net profits for the year
ending July, 1873, as per report OF last October.
We present below an analysis OF the statement.
This shows surplus OF 81, 526 16l, available for the
stockholders or only
FOUR AND ONETHIRD PER CENT
on the outstanding capital OF $33, 77S,175. A
quarterly dividend OF two per cent would
require the sum Of $2,7O2,254 1t will, there
fore, appear, even according to the report
that there is deficiency OF ST. 176, 1911 short an
eight per cent dividend. Among the numerous
questions OF the day which We are unable to
answer is one sharply pointed, as ollows:-"How
much OF the net profits reported Tor eight years
was from profits on some $4,000 or 81, 900 shares of
the company's stock sold at about 81 9n The fol-
lowing is the table referred to-
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DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The total imports OF dry goods at this port for the
week ending to-day were 1890, Co., and the amount
marketed Sl.29S, 500. The imports for the corre-
spending week Of last year were $sSs.s2s and for
1872 S1,0S6,419.
BANK SHARES
were quiet. Phoenix sold at 100; Ninth National
at 1O0H; Galatin National at $50, and MetropoI-
tan at 1876.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening highest
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$ $sssssss:
and Northwest '0T No.
ii aRaersa al sw ie4 Iss
9 o s for rSa Gsfn s
only about $ 600 bushels at zoe sc TOR mixed 81 for
r M S s't DUN and ior
es s m wn store as sales o1 s
and @ @ % Wits Kite Barley nacys and
s%'d nsst sIa rye quiz for renn'ysana 81
and Tor til SsT a
@ M rsss II f a 1 most the
snsasements were TO LIVERPOOL ~ steam 1905
asS
ss; 10 Hamburg by steam a bbis Of beef at rechs-
on a Ses qSr ana 81
Brush brig hence to Penarh Roads, Tor orders with
STs I, IS @ 0ss
Win aas
Of do at IN an Austrian bark hence 10 Constantine
ef
G to cos @ Sdss to at Ss
kingdom e Continent with $500 SSls crude
1esss s asas D %a R Rs,a ss
a
& b Of 9 Ca59 dm At q M hS To-
GgSsIEs- The market was dun, unsettled anu nominal,
IL s os Ms
IKE lse; for the late months; Borneo' l2c
vs. mas been inquiry
s s se% 4
Dressed AMERICAN g g. 50 for doSoe 81 IS s. 80
t ss kas.a S
s s xs asd 1 s
ss
e a1 % sn
9p9te ;eN9rth river shippng 81 iS retail qualities
s9Ssr @ &s' for Short d.
been dun, unsettled weak small TRANSACTIONS were
3 sel ' =. Sorsienss ass . ss
$ 81 ssassf = u sf, IS os or'sssG
ana asSi ia iSs Ss ss; ysra
Ss a and s. sSs s psssd &c. ssss
isc: Bahia i los % lbs. isS Porto cabeilo and
Hashe DRY ~ and piek!sd Ds iic n
ppa':s &c. 10 and md rs ar%s3 CASH
gold as they run m, Corpus Christi list g lbs 3 c
SsiSss'sa s.: y IS: and Hs:isss
u s Il s n
Leone Soc
M ss sod sssssa
k,ps lo lbs al2 bs c 25c. cash currency, selected.
S,Ss 81
$ Ss so "a. as sSey 81 III lbs
&c., 3 9s y s il 6
siic gold selected; Maa%ores bs 81 lps
ssii p1sa 10 : sp a0 sYS S
SS pafSf e s' 1as 90 HH af lbs lbs
Ilsc country and Western 20 lbs y lbs &C. g1sc;
1' q S sriSsas,
ssesSs 1f
l aa Manila S i Isl q Ss % sSa q lbs 80 's S
s iSs
mis- has ns 8!
!s Ssass ssa az
ing the nS have mot
than 70 cause little irmsr feeling on the part Of
ss1sss g SssaDs
mt na Ws
not likely to be bothered much With foreign hops here
@ h
WITH an ns
p s Of s s IN and
spare and good prices" We quote American, new
good to choice 25c. Slc. American, new, fair
10c zoo yearlings lSc. 25c. ODDS, &C. l5c.; Bava
rians oenu,ne,, 2sc %e Bavarians tpatenn, 2sc. a
G alitornians. 25c. a 35c per Id.
LkArHER-fhe demand for hcmlock sole during the
past week has been only moaerate Yet the transactions
were sufficient 70 prevent an accumulation OF stock
al iull prices Low grades OF leather were not wanted
The receipts for the week up At $50 sides and 1892
bales. Exports, 1850 sides. We quote:-
Buenos Apres. California. Common Hide.
Light 27lsc. sc. 2ec 26hc 25ac. 26c.
Middle ....... &c. Doc. Sc a2stsc. 26}sca Nc
Heavy =. 2slsc. 29kc 27,c 2s}sc 26sc. &c.
Good damaged 2shc. a 26c 24c. az4sdc. 23c. aatc.
crop slaughter-Light bacKs. 3sc. Soc ; middle
backs Sc ACC light CROP. 53c 35c middle crop, SAC.
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e1S nOO TO $4,000 REQUIRED. WITH SIR
1lC.UUU vices Of active man, In q manutao-
trine and mercantile business in snccessul operations
to the right man this Is an openng worthy OF close ~
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Heavy. z5lsc 2g1c 271sc a2s1sc. 26lac. &c
Good damaged 2s>ac. &c. &c. a z41dc 23c a24c.
- oSa siaashier- BACKS, Sc Sc; middle
&c. heavy crop Soc 3ossc. Texas-Lght crop. Soc.
SAc,; middle and over crop, 3sc s6c. kougn-IIem-
lock. &c Sic oak &c. a 5sc. bellies Hc. Doc.
MoLAssEs.-Ihe market continued DUH except in Job
bing way where business reported fair ut full
prices We quote New crop-Cuba, centrifugal and
mixed Uc. sc. do, clayed, Soc a SOC. do. musco-
refining, &c 40c.; do do, grocery. 42c 4sc. ;
Porto Rico ioc a 70c English Islands, Acc. Sc New
Orleans, 7Oc. a SIC.
was dull and weak No buyers could be found for mer
market for rosn remained duh and nominal. strained
quoted at 81 IS % o. We sale OF 800 bbIs. Of
good strained at ~ IN, delivered. Tar was dull and
nominal quoted steady ut 81 -. Pitch steady and
sold IN small lots at - tor city delivery.
OILS. -lnseed met with fair trade demand and was
quoted al yfc 9oc, in casks from crushers' hands
Crude sperm and whale met with fair demand from
the East and were steadily held sperm quoted at 81 %
81 IS Tor crude SSa 50 Tor natural winter, 81 81
$50 tor benched, 81 81 10 tor unbleached spring
~ tor bleached do; whale Gnc. Gle TOR North
ern. SOC DOC Tor Southern, 65c &c. tor natural WIN
ter and &c 70c for bleached Lard oil was hrmcr;
75c Cotonsecd rather quiet but steady; quoted
at S5c FOR crude 60c: 621c. tor refined summer
yellow and DOC 721sc. for do winter white and yellow
Menhaden was dull and quoted nominal at 40c BANK
cod quoted at bc domestic do ut &c. Neatsfoot IuDr
eating 75c. q l0-the inside price tor No. l.
PErR0LEUM.-For refined the market was again lower
with sales at l2c gallon, which IL the lowest pr
yet reached since Its production. The sales were -.1oW
bba for prompt delivery u resale of GsnkAot' q aAc.'
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For uture delivery Oasis low mddng) the sales have
been as tolows;Iast ming, after o'cock-u ne
$50 short notice 1899 July, COZ at IL l5l6c 800 at
is iisac September 800 at lsS i05 at Il s,s2c October
500 at y 252e g., Total Zoo bales To-day 70 two
rqfs 5 Is 5ss at ,ay 1854 10 At i s
100 at Y a5s2c dOo at i7sSc. 800 at Il a5,sse..
7S sss e I oS At Apsus 10, % sSe go at
100 at is Isle, s16o at is size, 400 Al Is Ssc.
september s9o at = BE- 80 at Is ilsc 06
IKE Total. 81 800 bales. Grand total $500 bales
sew orleans IL te @ Rer bales
New York a BOSTON, 81 f fSflS A. Toia a.
This day last week s75i This day last year. 1853
Ic. TO Hamburg by steam Sc by sail. &c. $40 TO
Bremen by steam s,ss III; by sail, &c. compressed To
DRIED FEuIrs-rhe market quiet and exhibited
material change in any respect We append current
quotations as follows state apples sliced, Axe l5ac
DO. Georgia; 2ae s6c. do Virgins. 26c &c.
syss dSel.e aS
Southern &c 34c plums State, l9c 20c do south
ern. l5c zoe: raspberries, S3c. q 34c.
EGGs.-The supply continues light and the market
Western, but some holders asking isJsc. We
Isc State and Pennsylvania, lec lie; Canada choice
brands, l6c Western do, 6c other Western l4Sc. l5c
FLOUR Charlottesville 1891 bbls wheat
2s372i bushels corn, 7206O do. OATS 62,l25 do The
-four market ruled steady under moderate inquiry in
State The sales foot up about 1890 bbi including ali
kinds prices within the range quotation Corn
bbs including Brandywne, at S. Weste rU
at s. 20 "a 40 and Jersey and baltimore yellow, al
- ~ - ~ aSo r1 He S Ses o. NV SACKS OF Bat
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quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted. The sales
Today Last Eve'g. Total
Consumption ...................44 200 6A
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FINANCIAL.

A -S250,000 TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY LARGE OK
"A. small nmounts on First and second Mortgages and
Leasehold Property, city or Brookyn lowest current
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COTTON STATEMENT.
The following are the total net receipts of cot.
ton at all ports since September /, 1879
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr-LoHpoS. June 5-Evening.-
Common rosin Is IS. Sd. per cwt Lnseed-The mar.
kct is overstocked prices lower the last sales
being at 5ys. I'd.
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Pupil ars received nns time during IN,
year, nni charged from stair IN entrance
~ Deduction MaIe fnr partial absence,
nnir-H In .ssa u rratrael,d Illness, IT. div.
,nissl
Communications 10 hhi from thu Arn,Ie.
emy ARE snhni.sei to tho inspection of the
Hupsriorss~
farL Pupil II required H. have changes
ofclaihlns saiIi.ishi 10 appear M MI ti,ne-
neatly mi respectfully Irrts,L al-o sis
towels. 1is till n.lhins, eno dressing.
gown, 6us bathing guun. twD LIark aprons
knif., i"tk, silver tabir and teaspoon. nnI
nHrb,nsfit1 With ualna marked III full
lrrsAIna.fass Furnished silh combs, brush
Truth nnl uAii brushes snar. go
l'yskft moi4e, An5l I'p.itn stamps Arc 10
u. entrHstrd 10 ths birrstrass Nj rsirnd.
ilnrrs fnr Clothing ~ osler items Will b.
mala. unir~ d ann 81 Mshsy b. deposited
with the Institution for that purpose
difference of Religion forms ~ obstacle
N iha admission II snrh ~ Hrs willing %
conform 10 - established routine " The
1nstitMles eiNer NJ. pArntTIA,
MS 6uYsrisSsss.
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ssAAan III MAJ W Iha. iHtemreseni
sMa sssMrisHs ntn Ats elected IL ~
s0ss n NJ sessau M, ,he eshes ,Acsla
~ abolished Tbs qars'in should 10
~A@shet the eMes rfq~rl, hilsd snd
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M higher and hrss in'etsss y ,hv
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sAilaa play III aleli.Alne shs esRcs, ".
" vvsk M - that eampssens and ".
oslena Msa ass eha@n i, In dasi.a
A imrn,san, Ia. that Legislators
aad Granger. should NJ, fsil d observe
b that IN place. where the Supervision
u shs pallT schools are under com.
psssSs Superintendent, they are vastly
superior 10 schools In tho county with.
~ such supervision. An, a,s,em "