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CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1874.

posed OF, snd In other particulars 10 to the pres
ont condition OF the Oompany'h nffairs. Promi-
nont members of tho Committee express tho
opinion TINT tho blu las no prospect Of receiving
favorable action.
ARsfI HEADQUARTERS.
aon. Sherman will not l0ayo hero to eBtabllHh
tho army headquarters at st. Louis until 0o-
tobor. 1lo thinks thcro are several advantages
In tho proposed removal, among which Is mcn-
uonod tho fact that tho bulk Of tho army Is stu
toned vest OF tlo A1iHsisalppi, and In case Of
an Indian war or otlior trouble i'll that nection.
army operations could bo better directed from
st. Lollts than from Washington.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BoHEafE.
Tho House Committee Oh Appropriations at
the request Of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company, agreed to defor action on tile Postal
Telegraph bill until tho 27tll inBt., at which time
tho Company will bo hoard through thofr attor-
NOY.
Tdo President to-tlay nominated tho following
kinsvillo, Ky.; John r. Loomts, Independence,
fa John @. Coohrom VIM also nominated Col
loctor of Informal Revenue for the First District
Of LoulBiaua.
THE WEBn AFFAIR.
In tho House proceedings on Saturday IN
error occurred in tho report In roferonce to tho
money paid by tho Brazilian Government to
Webb, American Minister. It was I14. .252, not
dollars, TINT waa paid to Webb, und IT WuH
5000. not dollars, that WAS tranamittod to the
Stats Department.
PERSONAL.
Representative MelsiBh il much "eakcr than
wien first selt to tho aBYlun, aud the physicians
regard his condition ns critical.
, 1874-05-19
THE sANBpRN INVESTIGATION.
specia4 U7spateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.

THE COMMITTEE nE4DT TO REPORT.
WASHINGTON, .. G., May l8.-TAe Ways and
Means Committee promise to occupy tic time OF
tho House tomorrow. aud probably Tuosday,
with the confederation Of the bills abo1ishing tho
moietles ayHsom and repeating tho law under
which tho 6anborn contracts were authorized
Ellis u. Roberts will first present the bill ahol~
iahlng tho mofeties syatom, aud Nfr. Foater will
move two sections repoa1iug tho snnborn law as
amendments. Roberts will lead OF In the dis
cusaion, and will DO followed by other NOM
bora Of the Committee. It is not cor
thin TINT Foster will have MI opportunity
to speak on the Banborn case tomorrow,
but tho Committeo hopo to dispose Of the two
subjects by 1uesday evening. Gen. Butler will,
it ia announced, contne himself in tho remarks
be will offer to tile general principles Of law
involved. Ho hnH evidently failed in bis efforts
tn find anything dlaroputnble III tho history OF
Mr Fosters past life, ai,a will be compelled, for
once in Ills life, TO conduct himself al decontly III
it is possible for him to do.
H1CHANDboN'S IMMEDIATE RESIGNATION CERTAIN.
There are tho very best reasons for asserting
that Rchardson's resignation will bo In the
hands Of tho President before Moon tomorrow.
lilo Secretary called on Judge Z. lockwood
1loar to-day, to advise with him aH to the beat
course for him to PURSUE blr. Hoar very frapk.y
and promptly recommended him to send lu hiH
resignation ut once or, st oil events, bofore
noon tomorrow, and 1t is understood TINT Hiuh-
aydyon will act upon tue advice,
from crcditab1o SOURCES. that Richardson's nama
will, ut once hlH resignation is received be sent
to tic Senate to bs Judge oftho Court Of Claims.
vice hlulligan, daconsod. On every h@nd
tho opinion ia oxpreHsel that he will
rot be conDrnod by tho Senate,
but tho nomination will servo to ameltorato his
condition in some small degree. 1t is thought
that Kasson, OF Iowa, will introduce, IN tho
| Committee Of Why's and Means TOMORROW
which will doubtless pass by IN unanimous vote.
It will then be ordorod to be reported to tho
House. It Is to. escape this that Richardson In
asked to resign
Tho fact thpt Kasson intended to submit such n
, 1874-05-19

ney, Dr, TllonlAx DolSitts
New YonK 1lay 1B-Tllo Hay Dr. Thomas
DeWitt dio1 to-day, AGed S2.
CROP PROSPECTS.

Sp<etat Dtsuatoh to Tht chiesno TFthnnt.
this nennon iii tia amnun. 1f oosn ana b.sull
rrains plas,ted. Uoru planting laH boen In sau.
oral progress for tho past woek. sonlo tls!sls,
planted aogeyaI weeka ago, arc lnehes high.
Spring whoa: andE onts loo'; remarkably we'll,
ita work Of tintruetson Gro long. very little
winter wheat was soWn, aud tha mnst Of It haB
baeu killod, 1t Gun aoldom 10 3llccesatully grown
in this vicinity. Pasture grass Ia abundant ind
the water oouraou a1,ti pu,lttB ase we'll filled.
largo yield Of fruit.
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NOTES AND NEWS,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago yftbuns.

MATRIMONIAL.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 18.--Iloprosentatifo
Conger, Of Michigan, was married. to Mrs. s. 3.
silby Of Minnesota, at the residence of Mrs. Adj
miral Dahlgrcn on Saturday afternoon last.
The Rev. DR.. Butler, Chaplain Of the House Of
Representatives, performed tho marriage oore-
mony. Among those present wore Spoahor
Blaine. sonators Chandler, Ferry, aud 0glesby
with their wives, and number OF Numbers of
tho Eorae, and several other distinguished ladies
aud gentlemen.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
After adjournment tile Republican members
resolved themselves into CAUCUS to dBcues,
ana, II possible, decide upon I'LL ortlel Of 1llsi-
HESS for tho remainder Of tho session, and to
Adjournment. Moro than On hour was spent In
rambling discussion, which only resulted III de-
cfsion to ondoayor to NO diupose OF tue pending
business as to cnable them to adjourn sno die
tho earliest day for adjoarning tho sesaon
ngreed that tho chauces Of accomplishing thnt
object earlier than about the lot Of July are very
SLIM Should Tue House DO able to do 30. y Is
probable TINT Monday, the 20tl Of June. will be
be tho day for final ad adjournment.
AMENDMENT TO THE HOMESTEAD Law.
Tho bill introduced to-day hy Mr. Ward, Of
New Jersey, With regard TO soldiers homostoads,
provides
That much Of tue aot eu,ltlad IAN get to enable
willows and oFplall chdran, to acquire h0nicsteaM
approved April j. ls12, aud tho supplements theruto,
~ requires an aotsal settlement On 'ad ians ~
hereby repealca, ana my person entitled @ 70
honestead under eaid acts, who shall
In addition to tho cultivation Rtld improvement now
required by tho same, within twelve months after hh
hs Or ler declaration statement psnt no ley haa
each way, and tho aamo growing fora period o. o. two
yeass lnly receive paent for su2n on IT, ant @ 1
TILED an act to encourage ths growh q simaeF On TIC
Western rrairrs approved March ls73; or, N caso
Of ls Or hcE death, ho pasena shall pe asloa to h'A
| or ler legal heirs.
l." r1p thu Asyocfated p,tas1
TIT NORTHERN PAUlFIo.r
WASHINGTON, D. g., htay. 1S'-The heGata
Committee on lsalroadn to-day tooG up DR.
halnsoy's bill proposing o. Novornmant gaaIan' u
tee Of interest Oh ihe now bonds to bb Issued by
tho Northern Pacific nailroaj Company utter TUG
outstanding isAno shall llaye been returned and
tho lantl.grAnt rcllnuu!ahaa to tug United btates
The Committee deoided as preliminary TO- tas,
ing action on tha bill to call on tue Prosadont ol
the Railroad Company for detailed !nformatior
regarding tho amount Of hopda haratofofs da
, 1874-05-19
WASHINGTON.
The House and the SEN
ate Finance Bill.
The Measure Reoommitted
to the Banking Com
mittee.
The Sanborn Puzzle in the
Ways and Means Com.
mitteo.
Prescott Still Declines to Answer
Important Questions. ID"
More Gossip Concerning secre-
tary Richardson's Res
ignation.
The House Declines TO Investigate
Matters in Arkansas.
Senate Caucus Action in Favor Of
Early Adjournment.
The House Declines TO Investigate
Matters in Arkansas.
Senate Caucus Action in Favor Of
EARLY Adjournment.

TYE FTNANoNs.
s,>c,o, ni,noieh h Ttn tbicnao 4,;b,ne :
npec'a' O'spo'cn % 1"e t"'eaao -''o""s. ''.
7AE SENATE DILL nEfohE THE housE coaM1TtEh'
WARRINGTON, 1ny 16.--Ile HouBo BanAfnB
and Currency Committee hold g. meeting this
,nor,,;,r and conaiaorcd tba Financo ht,, AZ rc-
14oIH4e' aua ~, so'"e" a ~ .o o ~
ported from tho sehate. All tno 'neu1oers OF sno
Committee, eleven In u,lmbor, wero present.
Alr. Hawlcy, of Connecticut, moved to report to
,ha Houac t1,e sennte Fiuanno hi1, na It arnenrei
hoforo wr;cht'a .mondn,onta wero apnondod.
~ ,Ne. 49, '.sas - - ~. ...,st,
This was loat by vote OF u to 3. mr. taf"eu
then offered tho aonatc bill with tito Wright
amendment, but il was dofcatotl By tho
samo number If votea. Finding it inuos-
a:,,S - 1870. a.. r",,,,n:,..a .,,o, iao;ina
aio'o ~ aBtee' 'lo Iot4sso1 'non ..e',.r, n:',
to ask tho Honso to feier back to them tho nll1
as It came from the senate, Win leave 70 ahlond
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Call to TIC Isarled for II Prohibition
Convention.
Spfcta4 Dispatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
B1ooMIHaToa ILL.,, May 18:-A call vii! DO
Issued soon for State Prohibition Convention
to meet in this city. tho 30th Of juno next, to
and Superintendent OF Public Instruction. Dur.
ley Hall has benn donatod for tho purpose, and
arrangements have bcen lnade With tho hotels
and railroads for reduced yatuB.
, 1874-05-19

whom you paid 1t, and tho aun1s paid to each,
and for wlaat purpose
Witnosa-r judge thia IL tho aamo intorroga-
tory.
Afr. Woodbridge, counsel Of sanborn, said
something to witness IN 4 low tone, when wit
moss replied to Committee. ahall decline to
answcr for tho rcaBon that tho relations botwcon
Sanborn md myself aro confidential aa otiont
and attorney.
Quastton-Thon you doolluo to answer for tho
reason you havo given ?
Witness-YeB, Hir.
Tie Committee thon hold priyato consnlta-
tion, which resulted In tho appointment Of a
sub committed combating of hfcssrs. Dnwes,
Nlblsok, and KasBon, to report upon tho nul-
teot
, 1874-05-19
NEWSP
ADVERTISING.


No"spafer ADVERTISING ~ hom !t.os4e, ~ . ~.
nosh "c1 hasnR iann ~ 'uo. w. -"
1host enect'Ve n1eAns ,os oesul'uh ~. ee4- oooN'
uo .,II.ssa. ~ ,s,,,a,. rn,;rv .rd ,v,on
s.,,,a Tor.s T. -, raod ons1ttv and NJ fatr
~ 1a ., ",,..a .a.,s,t :. ,no.a..ad u.lo.
p,oo' ~ "se' :. ,aatt,a u, ".
~ M .a. 80 asusrss1 n~c.r.o
. er VI .n. -. 1.. ~ .x,rt Z, t,,o,r
intnroxt
rc,,nr aav,r,ts,n1 I, TIM r,o.t enoroetfo and viz.
,,.nt NJ ,n,,,mrn ni,arcsnnu taoyaouds zach day.
1,.or In ho ot,yor,1sor. 1rfarc.t md ccasolnselv
1t work scckiuR customers from a1l classes.
Nox.n,ror oarcrtiafng nronnotea .rode for eyen IN
@''"HPAPo1 .' ,, t s,s , -, - 49,
tho aul!est "ines aufcf!leoss 0oeA'o ~ 1"s LILO
]urgest eharo Of what is being done.
Many men have achieved fortunes In bue1nees without
H.. iii of .dvarttsino Int uIthont Il auch nnrk-
..N.sanss M ~ ~ ~ ..,r.a, = -. .,.,,a tara h,.u t.,-
~ 7ueceaaes 90 A'1"nS * ~ n'A'. ""ss n'ef' ''
possible. Tho argument offered hnds FeAdy
acccptapcc by intclliHsnt bustness men, that hav-
Ing the bcat facilities IN oil departments unrivaed
Skill in manufacturing, tne9 can enosa to ecl tue
finest goo1B at moderate prices fof experience
has shown TINT tho dea'er whose "nrea have OBJ
tained public celebrity IL not onl5 enabled TO ael!
but Is forced to so!l At nodefato price, anu 10
furnish Roou Article.
Tho public buy of a. l. Stewart Win confluence thaf'
, 1874-06-06

faot thst prices hare touched bottom, and wo olioys
the salea wero vory ast'aaotory to oao tnterossed
been W eonsileTsblo iak iurlns sla month: rhess
wools although r.ther shor. In staple aro. thts sea-
tured.
Tho To1.s wools aro ulao coming In qp!to froo-
The sdv'ees from tha West indicate that ho new clip
OF narsas VIII eo in Eoo1 condition. pricca IN the
PENNBYLyAN1A GoAI-TnADH.
Tho Philadelphia Ledger sayB. "Tle total Of
anshraolto marketed for tho week ending on tho
29d ultlmo amounted 10 As0, 70l tons, and for tho
corresponding tmo Inst ycar, noing o tloureaao
Of 188, 1856 tons. Tho biEuminous tonnage for
tho week Ia 7o.o88 tons, and for tho year
l,0o9,e ,eGe tons, against 1,078o8 tonB to samc
' s 1ssE sE s!ng S''t soa st al ead fa
~, ,oo4 tons to tho same tlmo last year, being
dooroabo Of 169, ,Ao9 tons. Eastern freights aro
ton and oJ eonis to Nov Nc York. Tic tonnugo V ot
the past woek shows farther inoreaao, and tho
trado especially in tho Sohuylliill region, wonrs
moro cheerful aspect. Tho coal and coke
tonnage Of tho Pennsylyania Railroad last woos
anthracite and bituminons thoro wore ], ,012, 248
tons, and Of coke LOS. 500 tons. This includes
tho tonnago Of coal both East md WoHt."
CALL poAND.
!iaAAuk ou taa eal4 HAd HEut NHu EOuuIlGQ
principally to corn. Pricea wore without mato-
rial change.
Call prices ranged rs follows, No. whent,
cash or aollor juno, al.1o; aoller July, S1.18}{
1.1sA aollorr August, Sill seller tho yoar,
41.04M. salos include 5000 bu aollor July at
sl:1ss1; 10000 bu do at e1.1sA.
Corn olosod OF 6G1$@57o, soI1or June; seller
July, 6711@57994o; Hel[er August, 5811l@5sYSo
sales wore. 10000 bn No. 2 seller July at 573So;
5000 BY do at 67}1o; 5000 bu aollor August at
o91o; 5000 bu do At bsJSo.
Oats closcd Of 451G G@451lo, Boller Juno, 42S6
@3ao. soller July; 8SN@sAe for August.
August, 817.90. Lard olosod at e1100 cash or
sellor Juno; s11.10@l1.15 seller July; $11.25@
11.30 sollor August. Sales include 600 brlB mcss
pork, aollor August, at $500.
Wheat was quiet In tho afternoon, cloalng
shade oaaier than on Change, ut s1.1Js1 1@l.lS16
Tor tho month, and a1.1816@1 1.1sl1 solor July.
Com was quiet aud easier, closing at 5g16@b7o
pork sold (6o0 brls) at sl765 seller July. Three
yeasols were chartered, probably all for Buffalo.
taking out IN sho aggregate about 70, 600 bu corn
at 49l@416c.
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Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city
consumption: SAG bu wheat; 6,D90 bu corn; 2aO
BIZ oats.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 224 cars
wheat; 670 cars corn 40 cArs outs 2 cars rye;
Q cars barley. Also, by cnnnl 9,0o0 bu yellow
corn; II, 600 hu high mixed do 81, 300 bu No.
2 do, and 1850 bu No. oats. Total $3.50 cars),
3o1, 900 bu. Inspected out: 7,1G6 bu wheat;
195,99l bu corn; 1896 bu barley.
The now Produce Exchange bids fair to be q
decided HuccoBs About twenty-five firms Joined
this morning, making tho membership to date
noarly $40. After this wook tho entrance feo
will DO $780,. "A fur busineHs was dono this
morning. Tho largest item WAS 500 tubs buttor,
III olie lot at 1Bo. Several boxes Of choose aud
q considerable quantity Of boans woro also sold
ilhe livestock dealers of st. Louis held another
mocting on Tuesday last; md, this time, they
declca to support tho Il 'National Stock-Yards"
Oh the Illinois shore. Tho only important an
railrond charges for trausfor ACROSS tho ryor will
be reduced.
Tho loading produce marlots were Irregular
to-day, provisions being dull. while wheat and
speculative way. Tho produce movement con-
tinuoH actlve. both inward md outward; mud tho
Inst named being in oxcoAH gives decrease OF
| our stocks iu Store This encourages spoct,-
| rise iu prices viii check shipment.
All arc now looking forward rather norvously
to tho reduction in receipts. which
towards Europe still continues brisk, notwth-
! standing tho rumor that tho demand hAB ceasod,
| 1t il evident ttat now orders are comparatively
scArco, but considerable quantities have boon
S h & aSs Ts % hvs soS.S yS S gG gs tofHe m
continue. 1t BeotuH likeIy too. tlnt TuUfand
, 1874-06-06

TNANBEEng.
Tho following Instruments we're llol for rec
ord Friday, juno g.:
'1Fr rnorr.E can.,s<ro,te,
Warrington 1t, 1870 II 0 OF Loavitt, vt, 8o113&
#, with improvements, dated Juno 1........$ 900
| Roboy 1T, 2e4 Il 8 Of Dloomngda1o road, VT,
| 231l2l IT. dated June 4................... "
Lots and 10. Webb's part Of block /, Rock
wolla Addition, dated Nlny 2o..,........., act
a3x11ai &, snd inproyements, slatoa Jano1 600
=, nd 6entro ~ n : COZ IF oilpin place.
Thro9p 81 25s It of Sixteenth at, of, 24xl2o :.
n1Ssrss S,ss t t., Of Rssas ~; i a5iia5f s ss'
a1Wakeo ~, bct Chicago AZ mi: Gsrpsni:s
1T, 0 I, toxl?o r, dated June 6.."..:.:.: $40
Datte!sel t. ias ., iHoniynaii It. o
,::s;.l 2stloo f. 1ated June LILO
wabs, ~ iaoX Il Of Eia Il, ii1idi H.
oa@et as'ne ANY a. s Il Of rliry.sssoni IL vi 'o0o
rrsm!sss Nc. IS twenty -eiahth IT, of aoi5 .''1'
west M s'Sa FIX It, S ss Of Western az; a''0
,tt12a1 sG115tx y Il aftsa 3anS ~ +so
oosk j! ?at II Of fauiina st, t. ai11o Il, 4'''
oas5s ass ss1s IT. f Of Hslssd 1t. :;siisi Loo
Moaroe i, 2ss h Of Western AZ, ':99xiio "
rhe n p9oises ss1s is7s indsn. AZ stsd May so
Van hurcn st, aos # W Of Centre Nv, i, sO1
orshas @ + II i I; q Sophia It, 81 SS1isf ii; ..'
eoeeea asa eatS1 IT, 20 Il of Ashland av ni ''
~. Z Of r. 2!hagl f. dated d,sl March sot
1T, 221125 #, dated Juno O5,...,,.,,....s. 10o0t
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"V" =
0Qu kAI.E
6HEEP-Lttle or nothing was accomplished in thI
department Of tho market tho supply Of stock on sal
amounting to only GOO hpad. Prices entirely nominal
EAST TIHEHTY

6Al+E1F-L1Ltle Or QOtnlE4 Was hcCpuDlbt0U In thiH
department Of tho MARKET supply 81 STOCK On salo
amounting to only SsS n94 RsSs entirely nominal
EAST fa juno eG!9ess 1sss recsps
for tho weof ending Juno wore $40 cars, a.942
for yard saloa has been again Light whio Tho recoin
OIL through account have boen much heavier. On Non
being sold for the baltimore market and country con-
sumption. On Wolnealay, Eastorn buyers put in
their M appearance but would not 60 III ut AZ until
the prices dena;'ssa E3tSa 14oo e 1900 ~ sc.o2
e w. saes for ff1Sn ao %es ss hea
asas! 5eiaps 81 ns Uss s ss @
supply was heavy al tho week until Wednesday, when
The reee!pta fell OF; besides heavy Of Chicago
been e case md thu narkot unfavorable to SELL
Owners held theis stock and refused to take tho
rhssD fsSs DD1' f. t
Workers.. $53o@5bo; common hogs, $4766S5 90.
Nosll1ng doing IN baltimore.
market % unlsred decline Of ESQ on last wook'a closing
Tho following tie ruling prices: Extra, 90 to 95
rs, & psms IS to % ls fir
$50. Evarythlng pretty vol clcarol out.
NEW YORK.
New Yong, Juno 5.-DEEvEs-To-dny' receipts $50.
making 4D40 for the luht four days. against $3.50 for
tho same ime last week. not enough cattle meet the
da1uand; sales quick, at q further advance Of kc.
making total Advnco Of 70 In four days Tho clos
!aR quotations wore 1oR3IMo for Toxnils and ii 18@
13c Tor uGttveg.
snEEP AND LAMDs-necepts 2,810, making B,s4o for
tho last four dRys ngaina 270 for the sao o last
weok shearo rn at 697c for fair; un4hora sold at
7Ho; lAnbs slow, ut 8H@12Hc.
sWtaE-Hecotrts 6.04U, making making 22,075 for
tho !ast four dnye. nganat 2o6s0 for the same mo
last week mona offered aivo: dressed In fair demand
at 74@7Hc.
| BUFFALO.
BgFFALo, June ob-GAT1IE-neceipts, $40; total for
week, B,101 not sufficient sa!ea to mako market |;
irosh asrfvala Hhipred EaHt IN first hanls supply
light; fat cattle not sufficient for tho demand,
SHEEP AND LAMDs-lQceipts, 800 total for week,
G200 tho marhet, with Hight receipts, closed heavy at
s4.00@G5o for clippod md wooled aleop; choice
grades ahhdo higher.
Hoas-Rccelpta 1000; total for week, TO- 400 ,nsr-
kot alow md dull at s525G6t0 for Yorkors %6.75@
6.85 for heavy hogs.
BT. LOUIS.
ST. LouIs, Juno 5.-uoas-Receiptg, l,Tot : IN.
changed; packorS' lots, $500@6.e5.
CATTLE-Neccipt8, JUST tirm aud unchanged,
ALBANY.
ALBANY, N. Y, Juno 5.-CATTLE-RccciptH 500 car-
1oas, ugainst $50 last woek. Market atoady ut last
weeka quotations.
sHEEP AND LAMnH-Narket active; good Rhcop Ao
higher; la.nba lo@13c; common sheop, i@6c; good,
eS1c; choice, 7Ao; qualty not US good as last week
choice scarce.
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1Io1s-Considcrab1y moro stock changed hands to-
day than on yesterday tho day before, but tho In
creaHed activity duo to tho lower proeR prevalent
rather thnn to any legitimate improvement i tho do
mand. Tho freRh receipts woro moderate, but tho
900 stao hogs swcE1ed the supply to excessive pro-
portions, md placed sclors ut decided disadvantage
ganco at the aales pnbliahed below shows tho dayu
work to hvo boen douo at k10c reduction from yus-
tardays rates, ut aggregate doone since Monday
Of 2s3oo por 100 y. Only few acloced drovoa
trading was dono as psiocs ringing downward l. from
$6.25. The market closed weak,
, 1874-06-06

ba!ca export, 5oo0 baea speculation, 5000 bales.
stock 9e3 m 999 eno ,naiea Amo,!ea y s'3Do9 bales, o
export, 0o30 bnlcs. Stock a1oat Zoo niea Ameri.
cai LID, 900 baes Yarus aud fabrics 1t Mnnohester
stnhdy.
12s 8d@1Js 1ocoipta for tho rpast thrco dnyu, 17.
GOO qra American, o9 900 ars. Flour, 27s Corn 95a.
Pens, 40R.
LoNnox Juno 6.-Tho weather throughout England
Is fair, hut unfavorab1o for the crops.
1tatoa Of discount In opon markot for months bills,
AZ por cont, which Ia below tho bank rate. Amount
of bullion Withdrawn from tho bank balance To-
dry, El4,o00. Consola-n1oney, 92h@b2t; account,
United stateR BccurllcH-S-1os Of 05, 10st{: 'G7a,
11o; 194oa. loAA; now o., 1oa1f; Now York ccntsAl
Ssi Erie, 30k preferred, a01k.
Iotroleum-noi,MOl, 10As.
4Anlg, June 6,-lsohiua. 0Of loo.
, 1874-06-06


poss vsry fnr trade foF Jane exceeding inat ios tno
t'ss: 4!s F.4r-ro ,es,. .,ase do ,s..s $500 ,.s
SAG. sI@ r,,,-7.ra. an, s,n,,, ~, ,,,u %,
9o.ntIN9 nnria 9no !, 4ho Mo; n sec vim, oo,. o,.
do. g.1Gaoc. '>se's'' A'"1 p'e'' 'S''' So'
snhET zrso-Fn'l Casks, 1oc; 1osu quansity, 1oNo;
,n5 s1Es u H. 2 '1ae Nns.a sen
ratsa netoah 1rnaNo 3ee 7,. "a,
d. 25aSsc 11o No AZ iso. No. aa H. is,oSni aSJ
Il sSs % 49, - 70 T. HI ~
ID: q ia; g, 2os iuli bundle % pof cent ds.
NAILs-Wero active and firm ut 1915 rates not al
bass Il is sai.i tha tic STOCK Of ails Is init, and
promptncss, Mamufact,rors claim that thoy cannot
sord to send nails 10 thia market Ut present selling
rntoa. and ara ctr.aiing thor shipments. We quote
Ss.M: ID do, A.so: Sd do. sS5: Cd do tiue' sS.7S
clinch. So.25. '@-'' 49,
anS s '
Trade In nayal goods continues nodorato Manila
iea i' hemp s.s1 eerd b % 1sSao Sns .Tlino, III ,g
il, isa20c; tarre ropo q H. i7@iSs oakuu y Snle
G5.00@g.0o; pitch, u brl, f5.oG@o,ou; Tar, q brl,
OIiS-IAbcral saies 81 carbon. lard. ltueocd. and
turpeuno wcro reported but okhor leacri,ious wcro
@ 4 asss s ss ssss I'D fsss s s,ss os asE seos
ioS7ie nscad. raw s.S5 isSs;t DO, 81 Boiled, T slos S.
whale, 80S82c; epornl. $41OR22Q: ueatsfoot OIL
strictly plirc, &116: do extra U0o do No l. 8Oc !:
bank off, Coo srails G5o: olcphpnt Oil 05c MUM.
1,aro oil f6c: turrcu,n hGson nnn1,illn f1rravity
IL nn1nhtis cf1n1tnon' iSc "ApO'"A'
II}rh'roiss-Mot with mnrc inouirr. and noacb,
blows wore stronger. being in iirht supply. bixod
we'll na!tsne ouotaops Peaebblows IL saf1o9 Ilay
ii 11iSf m. MIXED nu,l common Il, rnrfnta aI}rG
S, 90: pcachblows, iron, stoto. s.3o@l40 pcr bu
mixed lots, y0caf1.1o pcr btl.
VouLTIiY-chickets wore in better domand, and
farno snrnrs and good old an!d at fl nrccs Trkayu
%cso slow. Wo a,Ioto: Turisys uyo. o,a1oo: ehicl.
oue liye S. 6Oa325: spring. Si,b0a2. 30: large do,
sY Ot]R3 TO nor tioz ducks 81 1h -
EEEpS-1IuugariAn waB In fair demand and easier
at 46abOc and 600 for small lots from store Timothy
was offered, but there waB demand aud tho market
was wcak Ut $2QOG9.7O Glover WIS quiet anu firm at
IS 75a5 95 and S1 0tA0 o5 for unm1nnth Mtllet WAS
oict ut 40ab5o Saics include 40 bags Huupnrtan al
55c a1a Iags ut Cos TO agn at 475c 6 ba0e al l7c
60 bags tct at 5Dc T8 bags poor do ut 400 90 laus
mammoth clover at 5000.
EALT-Contiluea aotvn and steady ut the rrIces an
noxed; Onontluga and Saginaw, fine. SIT CanAta,
do $3.50; ordinary coarse, $g0; coarse diamond,
$500 ground SOLAR S2O0 dairy without baas SAYS
dairy with bags $3.GoG94G0 Ashton dairy, pec sack
TEAs-Jobbcrs report good degrce of activity in
ina!ntaincd. Young Tyson common to FUR S5GS46n
do good 550so; do choice to extra fine p5cta$l
common to line old hyson C0aB5o: common imnoroi
&H(aUOc good to choice do p5cd$l 5 fatr TO mood eu.
powder, 70G85c: choice Pngsuey $1.05@s1l5; oxtra
hfoyt,ne ri Rsai an. rhntcA Ia MIRA poW Tanau Gsc