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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-23

Wheat was dnil and scarcely 50 firm The first sample
Il Finch sous. The berry was finely developed and
si i2ios No. ana anEfaded spring. s. ssss SS
Sssase s9s for red limos &ne for x xM
spring 81 90 81 81 for No Minnesota and milwaukee,
about bushels &C. mixeS &c "''s Sac
t ehoee oho and Barley was entirely
'0 M sy
ship to-day at tul rates with Offerings chiey Of flour
steady .ry active market vessels suited TO the
@ SAsa sS"S eashss Gs
bacon, IS s sS bushes wheat Cd 70
carsa BY seam bis hour at g. The charters in.
With 100 quarters sraia terms: SorSegian
5 ar e and kg Ss1R
4rs T S @ Ss d nsnss %
voyage, private terms; British bark hence 70
n"s S qsqsa : DD
Dol # DOR S css 3d. w9
Norysran bark, hence o Cronsladt with 5000 bbs re-
with ssS bbs refined petroleum. bns and
tse sss AND sSsyss s sass ao oa philadelphia & to
Tna Of aSsau WAS r. IN the
w was quo
Ss sd se lssss dc esss srSs s
FSrso Flea 81. G 7oc English Islands 4ds
NAVAL sToREs~fhe market for spirits of turpentine
a
s s ~ Ss al; sss
a. g y lots Ins s
ton Pitch active sales OF 100 bbls city at 81 70
There was q fair business in refined
but III rsss
at FAC a5oo bols June a. l2nc and 500 bbs Al,
Eye H.
@ oaae m or 5 ana and ~ for Sb e
markets were generally quiet but steady and
TiiaiS laa Pa, fsrSsrs
bbl. deiissrsbe from LIST to 9TH of'Augus at i2c
+; 80 packages; lard
AIRY "a Ss II fsSi s pSs
prompt delivery ne ss a. per bbl and go
ss 'as r. Pc esss
al previous quotations Gu, meats were about steady
5 Fl
r s;s ;s' ;$ s':s
lsSe ana 80 d DO .r city .as SPOT
and
srcAR;-rhe market Tor raw sugar was quiet, Without
& @ S go ns s g en IL
ss 4 ISL
and o3sc. for 81 anulated per ID: We quote =
Cuba-kchning, inferior TO common &c. &C. fair to
good TIC; 7sc. good TO prime, SC. sic grocery
iair 70 good SIG SIC prime 70 choice, shc SIC.
molasses, hhds and boxes 7c; 7Nc melado, Hs. Z
pc. DO lot H. sc q sfc. do = e Is sMc gHc
Izc as.sc grocery lair TO choice, skc s<c. Brazil,
sla a Sos &C. s.s ' xaniissaperior and
extra superior, 7c. a TIC.
in lots beng accomplished at our last quotations.
TALow was In fair demand and firm sales OF $50 hhds
city at SIZE, and 10000 lbs out of stock &c.
SIC the latter for very choice.
STEARtSF continued inactive and nominal at 12zc for
Western and l3c. for choice city.
WHfsREy.-Rcceipts 70 day, 532 bDls market steady
and moderately active. Sales 100 bbls, at 99c.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June "a, 1874
Cotton dull and weak good ordinary, I5c.; mddling,
Tc. Net receipts 9S bales. Exports, coastwise, ga
stock, 1908.
: NEW ORLEANS June r. 1874
Cotton steadcr; middliDg. NC. low Inddling, Iec,;
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For delivery basis low miduiing) the sales have
been follows Saturday evening after o'clock
July 800 bales at ID q 2c, $500 at 1896 400 at 10 23c
August 1850 at II lls2c., 200 at 7sc December 100 at
100 short notice ssdS at is a5slc 100 short notice. at
l654c July, 400 at 10 2932c $40 at ID l56c, 400 at
32c 1905 l7c 100 at II l32c 200 at II Lice, 200
l71sc: 400 AT II 52c, O at 1sc 100 at II 3Sc., 100
gust 200 at lo at 76c 800 at Z l3s2c 500 at
u.s. 800 1t 500 at Il sise q
at Il E32c. 500 at II s.isc.. 100 at l7is-s2c; octo
Der, 100 at II 732c:, 600 at l7Ac., 200 az II 6l6c
100 at II 932c. 100 5l6c December 200 at II lGc
at l7c Total, 10 AGO bales Grand total 80 100 bales
The averages Of saturdays forward deliveries were
follows, viz July, l6-s6c August Hs3c; september
2Nat 7-l6c. october 500 at 7 1929: November, 100
II 5s2c August II 1899 October, 100 at II lls2c
November, al II 532c December, 800 at l71sc. Total
i7oj bales Receipts at the Professionalism y8 bales
Nav Orleans Sao Mobile, s9 sayarnah s2l; Chareston
Sesh,a 3 Tss day. Day last last w rs
3lN this day last year a,lso.
wheat SIg7J bushels corn 7, sos DO oats 2so75 do.
and corn meal $50 bbs The -four market was very
quiet and scarcely frm-except tor lines OF shipping
ektras which steady The sales about II 100
tbis.. at the quotations appended. Only Il moderate
business done in corn meal sales being confined to
500 bbls chiefly az 81 gu 81 TO tor Brandywine 81
81 30 for Western 81 10 81 10 tor Jersey and 81 As
n AIss.r, w.
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MEMORANDA.
The Continental National Bank has declared a
dividend OF per cent, payable July i.
The interest due July on the first and second
mortgage bonds OF the California Pacific Railroad
will be paid as usual at the Park Bank.
cn1pc AT TUT NryU vop1 oTnrv pyruANnp
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$4,000 Tenn G's. n ST..
iUCOy fem Us, n. ex c..
lUO 0Ten o's, o, ex c b3
5Ju0'NY q Isl m, r.....
30QpC a n W e c gb..
1000 n j Cen conv....
5OuO C, g, 9 Il | st be
100 c. & d J 6 "a M.
1900 G, & a. | q LIST BIS
200 sns Canton Co-bc
60 spring NJ Coal. .b C
"a do
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A PARTNER WITH FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
n wanedro join advertiser In startinga dentists
Office In connection with established drug store the
best stand Ia New York 0r the business ~ Canal street
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FIN AECIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LosDoN, June 2-Even
ing.-Linsecd OIL f29 IS. per tun.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

A PARTY HAVING VALUABLE REMEDY FOR
the cure Of toothache earache bruises Or spra,ns
only. For furtner information apply In person or by
letter to Y. +. OSWALD, lIllk Division street
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Cotton Firmer-Flour and Wheat Easy
Corn and Oats Ffrmer-Pork Firm
Lard Weak NJ tho Close-sugar Steady
Conee Higher and Advancing-Petro-
leum Easier-Rosin Dull-spirits Tur-
pentinc Quiet-Tar Nominal.
MONDAY, June 22-6 p. M.
The merchandise markets were less active In
some departments but more active IN Others On
Change hour and wheat were less active and the
markets favored the buy er instead OF the seller as
OH Saturday. The sales were very moderate.
Corn and oats were in good demand and frmer
large business was done in the former at i'm
proved prices. Whiskey was quiet There was
continued, frmness in the hog product and nearly
everything brought better prices. Pork lard and
bacon were all higher, with good demand for
the first two. Freights were steady. There was
some movement in petroleum, but at weakening
prices. Naval stores were without activity.
Cotton the spot was frmer, while cultures"
were higher, Coffee met with sharp advance and
closed with the tendency still upward Sugar was
quiet and unchanged.
CoFEEE.-rhe market was very strong under con
demand with further sales OF 4994 bags Rio
per Merrmack at ls4c 2lc per h. and 1852
bags do per Holsatia private terms Also, at Balti
more, l79s bags BIO, per r c. Wright on private terms
Other descriptions without quotaDle change In the
absence of reported sales held decidedly higher
and The market for all kinds closed with strong
upward tendency under vigorous demand. We
,s BE oI sooa do e:9sSsS & 's
2s.c extreme range Tor lots 1916 a2zc java govern
ment bags, &c. z4c. grass mats &c &c Ceyion
ise. axe; Maracaibo, is,sc abs; Laguayra is5sc
Rico igc a 2l1sc Costa RIGA, l9c poke; Mexican,
Isi,c i9Sc. Savana, 6c. 2c.; Curacao. l6c l91ac
goo COTTON n on the spot was more active
improved spinning and export demand, especially the
latter and still larger business would have been
sumnated the increased rnncss Of holders who
offered sparingy at quotations. The sales for export
said to show no change IN prices sales. not in
cuded below said 10 have been made late in the
afternoon a consderab extent and for export For
fu ure delivery fair business consummated at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-23


At REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY ON LIFE AMI
II Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and Other
Securities Insurance OF all kinds effected with best
companies j. j HABRICH CO., III Broadway.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

nIsSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHfP.-THE CoPART
~ nership heretofore existing under the firm
Basch, Cohn Co is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All debts due 70 the old firm be collected
y COIN Co, who alone authorized TO sign the old
firms name In liquidation.
j. BASCH.
. s. COIN.
NEW YORK June %, 1874. M COHN
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned this
day formed copartnership under the firm OF -
Conn Co., and will continue the leaf tobacco business
s. COIN.
M. COIN.
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1918 and I1;3O A. NJ.
First Board-IO.3O A. M.

s20c0 Us $50 CO &c l2I $4,000 SIS 1o4o r.. ll9s
10000 5's r. sl.... 1874 5000 o. 6s cur..... lis
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Second Board-I r. N.

$1,000 Us SO c. VI 12lL 1890 US 20 C. go. 1911
1000 do......... 1915 1900 Us lO-io Ala
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connecting lines that is impossible to believe that
the gross earnings of Lake Shore have not decreased
since July in the same ratio with the others. and
ask rather pontedly, II they have not. where this
road has got it's business from to make it the excep
ton. They further say that the boosted great re-
duction in expenses is due to the fact that the road
way is not kept up to standard. and having sur
plus of rolling stock above the requirements OF its
present business that instead of repairing equip
ment they draw upon this surplus. IN other words,
OUTLAWS for repairs of road and equipment that must
be made at some time are simply postponed to o
more convenient season that, under this kind Of
book keeping about the worst thing that could hap
pen to make Lake Shore accounts look blue would
be such an improved business as to require an i'm
mediate expenditure for the delayed repairs. These
are few of the arguments advanced against
o further rise in the price of this stock.
Erie was weak all day, on the decline OF the price OF
this stock in London, and the reopening OF the
Angel suit. The market may have been affected to
some extent to-day by reason Of the fact that an
active member of the Stock Exchange is reported as
having failed on his obligations growing out OF the
sale of stock privileges of which large amount Is
said to be floating about among innocent holders.
We learn from one of the victims who bought one OF
these tempting instruments that the appropriate
committee of the Stock Exchange have had the sub
ject under advisement but concluded to do no more
than admonish the member against the practice OF
entering into contracts that possess no quality OF
mutually" Exactly what the Stock Exchange
means by mutuality" we do not know, but II we
are not mistaken the courts of our State have dec
ded that contract for consideration paid
in cash. to buy or sell particular stock
at future day. at a given price, is
legal obligation. The stock market closed
in feversh condition at about the lowest prices OF
the day. The losses and gains compared with the
closing prices of last Saturday. were as follows
N. Y. Central gained per cent; Lake Shore /, and
Western Union Telegraph, J. Erie declined i! |;
Wabash, II Pacific Mail, II; c. c. and !. c., Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, Panama, and
Quicksilver, each Atlantic and Pacific Preferred
and North West each Z; St. Paul. J.; Rock Island, /;
and Ohio and Mississippi per cent. The opening,
highest lowest, closing prices for active stocks sold
IN don follows.
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MONDAY. Oct. 5-P. M.


The business at the Stock Exchange to-day was
below the average for the past week, having been
about 100000 shares, of which $4,000 were Pacific
Mail, 81. 200 Western Union Telegraph, 1900 Erie,
$500 Lake Shore a. 300 Union Pacific 1920 North
Western and 1900 other stocks. The market
opened at about the closing quotations of Saturday
and for time prices declined After the First
Board the list showed signs of recovery. and was
firm through the o'clock session. in the later
afternoon business there was nothing worthy Of
especial notice outside of general heaviness
In the market. Lake Shore as oflate, was the best
sustained stock upon the list, selling under 81 only
for a moment. The recently converted bulls In it
still talking of its improved condition. and great
saving in expenses, resulting in larger net earnings
upon q smaller business. On this point il is
proper to state that those who decline to
take stock in the glt-edged unofficial re-
Dorts concerning tins road, say that with the we'll
Known large decrease in the ssrnings Of other and
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ss & e. 's'. .ss d mn, q
'ssi: .'sSi'' 10 e ss,;
r os SSss - . Ss' sr.i o. ss iy ~
OhiOs e.t a ic sad for hyne'. 81 Virginia assn .
'IS cs..s o. s. ss.rn., 90 ose .,.r. ,.. .,.s 80.
IHiss e a. s. ,ii nd s:s.ssss :ss
CHAIR sss i9 s.ss si as .ss % 81 ..
1Gs aTs So & ss ares. p G S To- ~
s. n dgs'; AZ; :! ss e. rss' Is 81 a.,
oy and for steiafeIai Bsrle 81 sa,s
5Sae evt at from s' n 70 dress IS n. to lo, 10 dre'S
Ms. Fuller Co for MsFg.s Co. II ohIs steers 81 e. -
ess 81 . and 81 Ishsda. "a s-t, Sss b. IS D.
Bsns W..'%smsr for Ies@ss s,o,ssr' 100 vs,. s.lc
smooth SsI: :,s:S s.;.s, !, 81.
rs Fs.Ss q = ss.%: Co. 70 ssl;,a.
IS b; Brdsuu g Ohio sheer. e1s7 m i0'sii9.
NJ for D. shanberg - do "a ewt at lo%e' ADD 10 dot
'i n ao% s e; sS w...a Co. 81 cs.rol.. s. 50
. q So s'i, md Sr s.a. Stern n$s S,s .ss as
ksqtsi, cattle 81 sW to e-t at from 81 n. dress % n.
D. W.iI. Tor Morris wal Co, lac Cherokee cattle, o.. e~,,
padsy Meni, c. s. Ten,. q. e-. :. .scss 7'.
TSa dS. s g Si 81 5ss Ts's: . s 6
Lauerbaeh for Morris Co.. % common native steers s-tS
'
MICH COWsThree car. 80 fresh arrived Forty
ss s:n:s
5Ss s. e. -. IT,
each and ScGfs- h:S carload
20 .rsa nd and d. total for Ii. ~..s
soo against o7 '; wees sss Ss.1 70, the 20 .s
back. .od the demand sosi 7Sios pss; pom.
on he scales and % @ ~ Se gave
Hs s c o - SIS % sat-. su 20 e.s s -
si7 seai ~ DO at $40 o. head sra do 80 avsse
s. ssS,!s%y 3 -. Il .,
yseaS Do is6 sTess io y ~ and lss
2i3 B Sc aud caring the week. 2is $40 20 Y
SHEEP AND LAMBS grsA ocs9g. .od.y Y Rony7
81 6sss %a.Is sosaO for wse against 80 i2t
were little scarce and ase sS%sf and isus. wee sss1.
sh.ss sis' sSs s snH :sS 1 % E 10 o ION
"a? SO s a's's'9 81 sH ~ &c. ;;s'
:sssp aS 70 i
S'% ssd i s. - 9 % s:.i
b. los ea":s. 'Ss sa 81 ~ q: g
Canada sheep 81 p SC 9s 2so Obs SO 81 State s'
oil is IS 5S' ;s's3 En-. 2os
state g. 49, s. : q ose d. s.
and "a State lambs. u r. 81 and during the "sei So7i
.s: SKI X 90 e, :s; s.;.5 e.
1;s1 as ts sssP 81 a.. s.G. .S 81 = u % ana %
lambs, to syerage 81 As y head.
Pdcoek sold 2ls Psnu'yvnia amb: 81 .yer,e 7rl
b. ~ KsStaessdo 81 n :. 6H 80 Do 7o'2 n "!s. 29I
do 80 TO- 6c; l25 Kentucky do 81 b 6s l47 Ohios OL
10, at 6c and 40 SO u. &C.; and dunng the tsS
sheep and smb. to 81 81 hesahs sheep nss "
5Ad6l4. b and the lambs at range Of 6l407 ~ No.
sWINERseps eriy and to day oO ferieths''
and 81 At Jersey C total Of II IL 376 hog max
ing SO ISL for the j3 week and 1907 for tho
corresponding week last large baa transacted hvs
hogs but at low 6gue T. H. Rl sold l21 Ohio hogs III
6lac 10 l5l DO, los D.s 6l4c las do, III 10 -
6i go do l57 at Set l59 Michigan. lbl ID. AZ 6sl "a d.
1856 10 at 6e 2&3 State 225 10 at 6ac and "a do 1873 D. 80
S. So y 100 10 Dressed hogs dali at lad5as 10.
CHICAGO 6CArrLE-Receip 5000; market fsiry seiv
prices moderately bat uneha g troUgh Teran and lnds
81 25ds3 IS, f Texans, s5i god choice "a BOO
So 10; shiDments, / 100.
HoosLve dull and uphauget Receipts II 0oo Common 10 go.
s. 50d So 10; SHIPMENT 5000
sHxsP steady; Receipts, 500 sales At So 6Od$4 90
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ars.yr Oct 5wbest in moderate demand steady prices RE
ss s y. Western Y sS ' s HI9 .s1 @ sac. Of
No. sIrOwed state q % and ore ear No. Iss,on coan so
81 5 si g. " md ii s sssT a 81 SSs s. o
s a1 SS Vs 1sS quoted al so a@t S
BAIrnonu Oct 5co,,on dull .Yd he.,y Low MSii.s. I'D
sss 81 90 E1as = 7S@s5 soase 8.
sS q Dc Et' s sSss3 az S 70:
Choice: southern demand No Red ,e 81 ssl -;
s s% g. gsss H$s q e. q iass
4 80 Sas Go 81 srn a~ %ss f se1 ossl
% 90 o tssSc SI Srs . e.
sI e5 " ssy ssess TS d P
s ss Is sis s lsais
S Sss . Ss.s n Il 81 q and
Flour 81 stsss 81 Tss 2; g: y &c.
6 ;1 ss 600 S S.s s si
Ss; ok "a ~. 9o aiu b 5 sa a; o oisr Ss
OF A kSS ' sSsss & s. ws s ID y 5cSs o.
& o y 5 sa g. Less. is a. o ss %s
Canada S scas 5 W I 81 oas Co.
unchanged ....
cac.eo oe, 5-Flor que; ard rneh,ngea oy c, ,aee
We, e ea,s Of s oeoS 81 o1r o sSss
7 Hss7s Ss:s' Ct. 1 s No. s'sf%Si. Hs S
SsI ii: ss%:sa s 40 r, ss y; " e: s 81
ssslsf :,s "a Ii, sS Esssl t Ss'ss
Gs7 So seller year Lard steady at l4i2 cash llSe
,r ali the bulk Meats and unchsuge Wlsky s~ady
Al al O3dSl 03s Fr,ight-Corn BufAo. sa1te On
dali At i9l.d7y cash aud October ReesPssO0O bbls Pour
1919 900 bush l39 900 bush Corn $1,000 5ass Oas
5000 bush Rye 5000 bssl Barley shpmen., 700 Ibis
Oats 1000 bash. Rye. $4,000 lush Barley.
CINCINNATI Oct Flour dull Wheat da and unehSuse Corn
05 Barley unchanged Batter qnst and UNCHANGED Pos
pal nothing Bulk Meats du and unsettled
Shoulders nonnsy l32dl4e Baeon opseitei sas
800 suction oriei on account 81 Louis par
1es AZ ~ as c s spo, Sides quo.bs
4adl44e ior Clear hb SIDES los for Clear s'des WHISKY
cIsvsiAsp Oct 6-wbeat qGe, and steady No Red wP'r.
al III No do 81 O5 anebangd Oats dull and rressa
No state 81 d52c; No 2, 6Jc White 53e Petroleum qass
standard wuits, os, S4aeSs state lss, I've
DnrEotr Oct Qae aud unchanged Wheat steady
Extra 81 i7i No. White 81 l3 Amber hehss u " Corn
dali sad Doe Oats gosi demand 81 ACE Rsedls-
900 bbs Flour 7l0UO bush WHEAT 5000 bash Corn Ship
reats-2 Flour SGUVO bash wbes 200 ba,h Corr
Oct 5flour Gr and 10 fair demand Wheat sady
10 elevator O.t. srm 3, elevator Rye steady ssss7
LornLx Oct 5Four and Wheat unehsssei Cor. qo'es and
s3as5s Oats fmsr e6eIoe Rye 9oe ssi an
i3h Psis iSe Bulk Meats quiet and snehssssl hsf-ts
lUi.c WHISKY, 81 o. BssCng upsk,ased -. .n1~, ~.
hxnPHs Oct 5.-Flour dai sud lower - ~ ooes.
sbss Old New, The eat IS soSS LAY ~ np iss@
MILWAUKEE Oct 5-foGr Quiet .na aneh.ngea hsss vel
No 81 No 2, 92s4 cash. " " oe'oesii pie Ne,s@os,
tlm blsAsr No ase YIN esl .sa over No. s ID
al oSi Ia Ne svnas po,inally frsshs- wsss -
sas.o Ae: soo ia Rseeipt& 500 sbs Flour esooo
bush IsS OIL. fSsr iss cog s''s w.,s
nee Seveuth PaSe
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HAVANA MARKETS.

Oct 3-Sugsr-Hode high sor hnytS stoel N
vsrehou.t Havana MI $4,000 boxes and 300 hbds
Al and 10 hbd exported during the
1900 and 4i0 bhd nuds 500 boxes aud all the hbas
United Bacon S3Sdfj9 Batter American. -
1855 quintsL Goshen, $6S0s7G Flour s22 jOas2t Ham
S37 $50 = qantat Lard kegs az
quna S47di4S; Potatoes, SlO0Sll y Dbl; Tao1.
So so y quinAl, wsI. Yellow. slSqsl4i White, s2S
dS2 arrobe Onions 81 bb Empty H0gshea n oVo
Lumberwhte Pine s73d75 per ~ Pitch Pre t52 shoe
nominal Hoops nominal Feghr-Loa Of Havana os the Ugei
States per Sugar 81 25dsl sos per hid Of -
S. %; per moe, 80 25dt3 60 Pnoa,b and ore'
35s 3Ss per Brcnange quiet seay tie Und States
90 days, IS d0 premium short sight 12a4 premium
80 days gold sids6 premium short sight sSas9 prmsm on
10 Paris S6Voo SPANISH god'
lS3dlS4; American gold l87dlss
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Railroad bonds were generally firm. New-York
Central Frsts sold at no. Morris and Essex Frsts
from lO7i to 1O7s Sevens of 1871 selling at 96t Union
Pacific Firsts advanced to 49,; Sinking Funds,
however declined to 74t. The following were the
bids: '' -.' '..|
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There has been expended for construction III"
equipment during the year, for Completing hneS
which were in progress new shops, steel rais' TIC"
aide tracks Al new locomotives and lS3 new cars Oh
various kinds. the sdm of 1895, 66S.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svlvania IS, 11Ol Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
IA; Reading Railroad $50; Pennsylvania Railroad,
54s: Gold, 1lOi.
Mr. President Keep, in speaking of the Changers
and particularly of the Potter law of Wisconsin,
says:
In the confused understanding OF the intricaces OF
railroad transportation ana OF the multiplicity OF ever
changing circumstances which affect IT,, there mas
sprung up within few unreasonable antagon
porations and railway management Most OF the ROADS
In that section OF the country built by money I
Dished by eastern or foreign capitalists, whether az
traeted thereto by the allurements OF land grants
by local considerations by the glowing representa-
tons Of parties Interested Ia the country that was SO
greatly benefited by these roads.
The State OF Illinois, after repeated attempts TO regr
late the rates OF transportation has directed Board OF
Railroad Commissioners to establish tarn Of rates
which shall be standard OF prices by law. beyond
which the borden OF proof OF reasonable charges Ia
made desoive the railroad company thus lrequir
Of anr tner own Se 10 roys "i% s o
cent OF te crime Of ex0rtOn, in they exceed the
State Rates Commissioners are appointed by the State
TO promote the enforcement OF the law. = ,4l.. ID /
Some OF the railroads have already been DRAGGED into
court under this law. and nearly all the pal com
panies have been compelled become defendants n
suits brought against them by tho State because Of ihis
change Of front her part and tho exactio statute
law. uf different conditions TOR corposse Immunity than
the cofporate ssi. crsstiSs the sS@psa.os 81 80
Tue state Of Iowa has imitaed The example Of Illinois
@ dec SS s are
Sa 81 ssS. sna .a "a
Minnesota whose balance Of adyantA9c iron hor syt
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Offering. ssterd and toda were ~ s
I'd 7 f,d 9 i s resp as '' week
TIE receipts 20 of Tet, aad Cherokee sse ' poor
e the sverige qna VS. i incline. Up 70 nse 10.
msris .hses weaker bot feeling m morning and
81 silts were ss essasg sfss %
$50 SO d poor to prime naive seeIs and
S s: s2ass et' an ,'V %S native
e ', si s md e Cherokee S az g IS Si,
to r. , Gis.; ns % a 5 1i but
never With natives and Texans as for the last
A. One huudred,. C. Ra,tm,n had 80 Morri, wsiIe
Co. g % .I,. COO doa Us ~ so sss
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.rr C. f a sss ia . % TO SS
sss 81 sis &C." u.sv s. a. is4ai az -
:r3ss @ s. s s' a.. a. aj i've Weight
ayys S p f E, s,s.. % IS .o. steer.
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,6 s. 81 s s.1 s. eefs'n' o. n''l' ''fs''
cs,ev for GoS ulery $50 KsUtrssy steers 'an' Ga e"t
Merritt bu4ss. . ~ BGi aS keaas 1873 Kentucky
s .s ssIs 's .Ssa' i:,
sctp .. to Ssss Se s GO
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s ~ r. 81 ' :. 81 St. h
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CIT average al os.d7i.e y So 10 goss
Co. IS good Cherokee cattle, 09S n,
ve weight 97 TO- 10 dress 80 10 TO the e.s and
as do V92 10 sve<sgs. at 81 re TO dTsss 50 ID. ".. .
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laails 2 10 70 dress 81 b and u prime liDos ssssrs 7se
rs. c~t AZ l2iadI3I. TO dress IS 10
b. wsreL for Morris Wsrels Co, ~ Illinois ewt, Of
ii nc D, dress 81 b; 50 do, 90 cwt, 9e n 70 dres'
SO h. rI
s.. dv swt, 81 Die y ID. 10 dress So n. JOE .
ear. k.ss bic p ear. s.l.s ss.rs can" Gree.
s:s cars: r., e
ean brown can, slsni.di Baker Fori. cars
Ben Hasper car; O. T. Bel, eArs and Wsilsek eax
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