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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20
Sbic @aiienfrenno.

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perbrennun9 enti6ieo. Gs miro nod
e6itoriell bin5usefiiet, Oab einise oeutl6e
Bldtter ben sroBen Srrtbum beseben, au
bebaupten Die MISUNDERSTANDING uer=
ltobe 9esen sic @abunsen Der iuoilbeu
&eli9ion. ueberbies lei bielelbe bdufia
por9efommen, in Gibraltar uno NorOof=
rita bel Den bort wobnenoen Suoen od=
9emein 9ebra6lid. Wer fat iebt rebt
Dag Papier, auf oenl oeu. l6 oter oas>
ouf Dem en9lifd 9el6rieben wuroe. Ser
&eoacteur beioer 8latter it oerlelbe weiie
&obbi.
- 8 as Neueite lit iebt oos Srei-
ben Der Nabmal l@inen our6 Gidb0rn=
den. g8os man our9 Die Strait Der
Sbiere lei item fann, bas lollte man nie=
mails Dem Menl 4en, uno am ol(erpeuiq=
itsn Set ~ldDneren Sdlite" bes M}eulben=
9el6le6ts aufbiiroen. Rann man feline
Gidb0rn6en betommen 10 tbut's piel=
leidt au9 cine 1tarte &atte Elm Maul=
lpurf ooer gar cine &abe.
Mus Treberifsbur9b in
Seras i6reibt Der oorti9e v@entinel",
Oab er bereits am 1Sten Mpril et,ua iie<
6en5is 8uibel Mei5en 9eleben babe, Die
>ud6reno Der porausgegan9enen pieraebn
Sage ein9ebeimlt, 9eorol6en uno 3ur
Wfiible gebra6t tporoen ,poren. Ser
Weisen 'uar i'm Gountp @elleplic 9ebaut
moroen
- Gin elfjdbri9er Gnobe
I6lug neuli9 bel 8 buque in Soluo
cine WDllin neblt ibren a9t Sunoen toot
st erbielt Die re9elmaBise Yrdmie BON SIS
fir oas @tlid uno te6rte nit oie]en $45
9lildli9er uno itol5er als &otbl@ilo na@
9aule auriid.
- Sn g ousbtepiie beit.esen
Sun9en cine 2otomotioe Die eben in,
8abnbofe manDperirte. giner 6erlelben
lpran9 BORN en- Ser Ma19inc auf ben
Booen; oiele fubr ii6er i'm bin
uno trennte linn ben &opf uno beiot
8eine pom &umpfe.
- Gin Sobn Moler in pite
So>pnlbip, Mp. bemertte neuli6 geaeu
einen Treuno, Der i'm belu9te 6ab er
neununolieben5ig Sabre sdble uno nod
ME tranf se'uelen lei. saum bate er
ober oas 8ort ousselpro@en, ols ibm
| 16minoeli9 uuroe uno er toot sulammen=
brad.
- Ser u 1t tional=S emperens=
perein fat i'm abgelaufenen Sabre
ni6t tueniger als 271 Mi[lionen @eiten
papier NIT Semperen5=MobnunQen
uno Qbbanolun9en dbnli9er Senoeni
beoruden la6en ipos nit oen friiber
publi5irten Sraftaten &c. cine @eitenaotl
rpn Iber 100 Millionen er9ibt. 8efe6rte
oemna9 cine @eite bios etlpa Elm 3ebn=
tel Meni9enfino 3ur Semperenalerei, 70
tpiree f6on ldngft ni6ts Geiltises mebr
bel uns 9enoiien ,ueroen NIT einem
9unoertitel iosar 'uiiroen bic WoEerper<
ebrer nod i&leunis gum p1ligen @ieee
9elan9en, oa lie oann per Sabr um cirea
5tuei Wlillionen Der itdrtt tuerben tuiiroeu.
- arnung Dor faIid3em
@elb. - 0&an bite ii9, SIS Bias bon
Der Ola9e National 8anf, eSotua, au
nebmen, ebe man bielelben elmer Qenoueu
Yriifun9 untermorfen bat. 5000 folder
8iQs tpuroen n1mli@ 9e1toblen ebe lie
bon ben 8anf6eamten unteraei9ntt ipur7
ben, un6 BET gontrolleur Der Gurrencn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20

run9sbebDr0en un0 oenen Der Commune,
lpelde MAI, meiit erit neu einleben muBte,
neil Die friberen 1i6 gu 1ol6 elmer 9ebdl-
Isen GomDoie 1,t9t berseben ,uollten,
gut be5ablt BON Ser &egierun9 fir ibr
ni6tspiirbi9es Sreiben. l1nlere ormen
prieter peroen mibbanoelt unb ,uie lle=
beltbdter perfolst, man bot lie erit in Die
@efansniiie sel@leppt uno oann aus Dem
2anoe pertrieben, na6oem man ibnen III
Sorm bon @eloitrafe len ibrYerm09en neg
genommen. 81 Prielter tpurben auf oiele
srt pertrieben Die mel item bopon lino
arm uno 9eapungen, bon tpob1tbdti9en
@oben 5u lebeu, Die ibnen freunoli9 bon
ben &atboliten anoerer 2duoer 9elenoet
tper6en.
Wir linS oDneprieiter, obneNltar, pbne
Opfer; uniere eterbenoen obne Die 9ilfe
Der @oframente 1lnlere Sobten lperoen
be9raben obne ale fir9li9e Teier.
Sn 9elmont botten un1ere moderen
@ldubi9en mitten i'm Minter cine 9robe
9ol3fir@e erri6tet, Die lebr piel Mrbeit
uno Op|er foitete uno bofiten mir, Oor=
in Nnbe 5u baben> uns pereini9en uno
beten 5u t6nnen> oenn iie lang auf einem
Yr'pot9runoitiid; aber ad, mir botten
(le nur einen Monot in @ebrau9, benn
Elm 8efebl oes Frdfecteu perbietet uns
aa9 oarin ben @ottesoienlt.
- Gin 9rober S6eil Der Seluitcn,
iuel9e aus Deuti 6lon0 pertreben ,pur=
ben, 1bla9en ibren @obnlib in Der s ii t.
|fei auf. @el6 Elm 9obn auf Die 81
pililotion Guropa's, ooB Die Siirten frei=
iinni9er uno bulolamer lino, ols Die
n ortidrittli9en" 9}ationen i'm gDelten
jenes Melttbeiles Mie tlein muB es
einem Safer Wilbelm uno @r. 9ur9=
laudt Dem Gei6stan5ler 8ismart unls
9er5 meroen, luenn lie beoenten oaB BEL
elmer ibnen gu @ebote nebenoen Mrmee
BON 60h659 Monn 1ie li9 10 lanse ni9t
nit @i@erbeit Dem @9lafe bin9eben
t0nnen, ols einige 9unoert Mitslieoer
zines relisi6Ien Oroens innerbolb oer
@r.nsen ibres &ei@es per,peilen!
49, Ser fol9enoe @orfou aus benz @e=
9ierun9s6e5irt 8 ii 1leloorf 5eiet, tpie
| Iebr Die fanatii9en PreuBen 9e9en Ql0es
erbittert fino> mas totbolil9 6eibt. Gin
on9eiebener Oefonom par gum Mbseoro=
neten oes &reista9es setpdblt uoroen
nno 5ei9te ni@t bic minbelte Suit, Die ouf
i'm 9efalene Wobl on5unebmen. Cine
entl6ieoene @ei9erun9 miro in Die fem
Taue mitgrb0bunQ oes iGbrIi1en 5teuer<
betra9es BEL itraft Uni ler Oefonom bate
penn man 9ndoi9 nit linn Derfabren
tpollte> cine iabrli@e Strafe BON 100
Sblrn. 5u 9etudrti9en. Sn 9eoriidter
@timmuns be9ab er ii@ 5n ieinemGreunoe
Dem Bir9ermeiiter. 9ieier ertbeilte linn
ben moblgemeinten &atb ii@ eilieit in
ben Main5er Ratbolitenperein aufnebmen
gu laiien une bic Mnnabme Der Wabl
ni9t gu oertpei9ern: Sener befolste bie=
len &atb, un6 bic &esierune> >pel@e als=
balo no9fra9en lieB, Oh Der @e,pdblte
au9 einem politil6en 8ereine angeb6re,
CAB Die Grtlarun9 ab, oab lie NIT Riid=
| llt9t auf feline S6eilnobme an ertudbntem
Wereine nidt in Der Sage iei, Die na@=
9eluate 8ei itdti9ung ertbeilen 5u t6nnen.
@lio 2iit tuioer Slit! Probatum est
-Mer bat remt? Sic u9ebos
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

NgvYosK June observation-disclosures todys IS cars,
head all Weehssken making all places
four days $50 against jSi Tor the corresponding four
The market rather prices shade
yesterday through Texans
thin and largely covered with the obnoxious ticks
Texans that shipped direct from the pn weather were
the MARKET and elsewhere butchers refused
make eier for them NO cars Of through TEXANS Of better
dualy 800 n live weight sold $50 heat
6l4c 81 the gross Excepting four
through disposed Of before
Cherokee eae, "a sold at Ga Gl0c y No. TO 80 to the
goss the ontr Of good quality
and sold IL l2 & 10, 10 dress 81 20 81 N
b. N westhemer o for Roberts winsad 10 Light Cherokee
cattle, strong ia esL At Slc 10. dre 80 70
gross ew for k.nkS soop,en 40 shroah TEXAS 300 ~ live
lnd.n. steer, 7te7 e.t AZ IL IS ~ todre.s q 70. aud 81
ll'dl2 H. to dress 81 and js TO- for sma Roberts 10
Ohio l2c q n, to dress 81 n, and hall dollar
head added ~ light 90. II % to dress 81 10 anil
TIER account l52 Iaos .Seers, IA llo.ql3 D.
81 and s. the Also hal pru
Ohio So which bell and expect
cattle to Saturday
C.LysRecepts 700 head mixing 373 for urds ssan
q 50 for the time last The demand
prime be said 7stc N. Hume Elliott
sold 81 veals l5B 10; Al do, ls2
7s4e and 3 eoarse do, TAI 10. ~ &c.
snsrP And LisBsArnyss today IL Pory shhs
10 Of FoielhL, AMI ears Js.Y cry. " -
sVyY bed. aAlSx i4iv1 sf ~ Lei RW isyt x. avn w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-27

me corresponding last sssL Lambs were .,. sni SOY
Tee poorest Load q sheep had g be sold At l az %
~ and virgnia 7s.dsl, and nr to tufy
Jersey Sa3 n As mentioned previous report oar
essiy supped and surplus ~ bali fofen ear
loads affect prizes 70 the sleut of 49, In nos
ri Ksse Son sold "a Jersey lambs ca N average. 9g
M Is do SO H. at SIZE 40 virginia Do So n at e. % DO ~
o. Ga.s ~ d. so Nat ~ hssdi 3,6 Illinois sheep 90 n
Al 5is $50 phlos e2 5s and l94 Ind ~ b. AZ o.
J. Pidcock 25 Jersey lambs 81 n average 3s ~
Ksueky d. e6 b. At Sc 90 Ohio sheep 80 B t6t and % do
JaGd buckingham sold $50 Ohio sheep 81 .rsns' Sc
10 200 do. 20 u, at &c and 224 do, 80 u ~
Hume Elliott sod 20 ONO shes2 81 2 ,vef'Ss IN;
5s.e; 80 Virginia lambs SO ~ &c. and lO3 do, os NJ
swISK-Rs were II at forieibst and carr ysy
City toof % 636 bead making 10 200 for 'oe s' ss
974 for the corresponding four days last Inc
exclusively condsned 10 s,ughteres 'n here va
r live hogs Dressed hogs were In good demand ana urn 70
49, n.
June 6CArsThe receipts ieds we're 30, hesd.
thus far ~ 693 hes or ff e
last there were not su:
bui stock this week h pp~ TO
country markets The and shipments on estte DIS
recorded sDd sen to-orroS
considered will show Increase 10 The nae
this point.
last MARKET closed heavy, WITH press
weaker. Canada Sheep, - 50asJ so
IoGs-Tbe to-day including reported trrvss we've WV
supply week thus far lIo bS
against H. 100 bead tie week. the e, VS..
easier Workers s. 75ds5 ~, heavy bo - so@so o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-27


itself and the bulls, and was finally carried up sew
eral points all the active shares. SO far rs can
be judged from observation the bears are putting
out no short stock but are disposed to wait md
allow the hot weather to do its usual work In bring
ing the market down for them. 1t seems now TO be
purely question of endurance between two cliques
of SPECTATORS and IL matters little to the public
which shall be the first to succumb. III the fight
shall result in keeping money out Of wildcat shares
and permitting it TO find it's way into the channels
of legitimate trade, all agree that it VIII
be well for the country. Central and Hud-
son. considered more an investment
than speculative security, has been strong through
ont the day, closing at 99s; Rock Island, which
whether enormously or not is immateriall many
regard in the same light, opened at an Improvement
on last nights closing price and advanced with
slight interruption to 9SS; Erie extremely irreg
ular in its course but showed decided gain after
fierce fight and closed per cent above the last prlce
yesterday. Lake Shore probably as lively as
tho most active guerrilla could desire. furnishing as
it did, frequent opportunity for either short or long
transactions at moderate profit, and closing finally
at gain of on the opening price OF the morning.
and on the closing quotation of last night. The
gains on the entire list were from to II per cent
The opening, highest lowest, and closing prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.


June 2G-l2:30 m-conso's c money W iof me
account aag2a Railway shares 20 2o DO Preiefro
A..
LIVERPOOL June 26l230 Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED
Ndding Upsnds S1 Mddng Orleans, SD I'D sales lOVVo
bales ncung ZOO for and export the es port
actual Ab2uOO bales aud IS m "a
three have en
80 600 quarters. including 43 900 American. = -
1pSDoN June 2D-l:3O m.-Couos 92isdo2S for noneJ'
IaygRpooL Jaae 2G-l:3O D. m-Tbe Cotton sock shoat 70
bales i25 900 American sales on the bass o.
ding Upands nothing belDw Mng deliverable July n1 Aosns
OF a.; deliverable August ard mir al I1 ia
con is per Long Clear Mdde' and Az Tor shor' .e
Mddles Taow, 80 . per cwt. -.
IJspox jane 26-2 D. N Erie RslwsT shares. 2sst -
LIVERPOOL June 262 m.Cotton sses on the basis MA
Orleans Good Ordinary dsyerEbe July ANA easn
At 5lGl Bresdstuas duli Wheat l2i3al21 eea TOT
Average California White l26al2 10 for Club do and ~
III for Red Western SPRING CON- 80 q quarter f.a' a.
qua pr Canadian.
oyDoS June p dispatches quote Reses a, 3sf
55c .oo
IvgRPoor June 26-3 m-of to-day. $500
bales
IoSpos Jane Petroleum. 1913 hi p gillou
LONDON 20-4 mThe Of bullion wiihdrsn rom
the Bank OF England balance to-day s55OOo Bro haNI
shares 2G',G2T. -, -, a a.,
dispatches QUO 5yL 81
IvERPooL June 26-j D. CoitOn-sales the biss 81
Mding Upiands nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable Ansu
and S sales the basis Of Mdng Orleans notn ns
below MaT 1b The fAei
quiet UNCHANGED Chess 90 v
Petroleum IL all al q gallon for Refined aud I'll Tor
Spirits .,. a.. %
LoSDos jane 26.-Tallow 423 y eat. Spirits Petroleum.
ash gallon. 80. 49,
PRAvKFoKr June 28-U s. Fve.Tsen,y Bonds sG2s 077-
June 26tvenng &C acuti Laseel. 90 O1Jo LA
ed t2JQG20 s. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY June 26Wbeat quiet Rye steady at II ~ no ,es
So 2SIed State at fsare Vile ws's'
ao f s ': s" Ms 70. % D:
White Sc; southern yellow so W;p MIXED Ne. soc ga
Western WHITE eosesc Rye du unchannd nav dull .1i
Meat, nominal. In, SnO1d,T scar ce p RIB se. iS,s
iSs, Ss, r Hams i4sIee Lai steady Refined So
wecn Butter and fm caoee 23d2i Coffee onehans7'
OUR cscissarl june a5-r9at un,ase wsre, d.!
1 @s5 nR, ee r 81 ar .u$ G ST As sso
NAL Ba.I dull and Se9n sssa r i Lar Ri @
IN good deaH at 9 Clear sides ~ 81 H@ - 60 gIeoa
s ssc io S1si iSs: VIZ. arm sie n @ a,n.
s1e e tS Ga a 75 "a s Mt S Re- on a'
and we se,t NO. state 55cj No. do So, Peo,s use.lssi
rIs 81 i5 i9' i rF s as s; o S.s AS &
10 rood i' ~ w fI'i ooo S SS'S ST. .'
b1l Flour "ooaansc whea, unct ane.d Com
gs s', a r,. a. S Sss
AID uuehsHssi; shouru 7s sides lol. Clear sites.
snchaHss shoulder. 6a.I te Rib ss' oe' Clear Sd''
aLwATSsa June 2GEFcur que, uneh,ngi whe, "sa,'
SS NETT q J., u 6 2 ..S SS 10 s., Con- s az
du aud No Mixed 6O Ry dull and nominal At soc iof 70 l.
B B1i' PG sn Pss.ns no s9.s s
OswesO, 7c. RecegI32o9 bo. Fout ii2ooO bush WHEAT
June sS' s aSVS @ -
ions d Hass an. 10 HI nas saa V''
s'1: :ss'4 H. 'fia "a s'%s
2J for White Winter Double EHrs NLea
900 bush Miwausee Club 81 iO2 aEt 5000 hlsb
Michigan 81 AZ quiet c Corn Meal 80 Tor
43l for Unbct y Mlfeed unchanged shorts
Shp,tufs, 81. Mdlings ~2i so ton anal trAt'
Wheat 7c, Rye &c New hork Lumber - l22 10 the
lu.son SO - Nesburzh and 81 To- Nevior Railroad
Boston. 5Oc; New-iork, 4Uc Ia Albany SIC Lse
Rceps-li9 900 feet Lumber. Canal shpmns--5Ooo bush
Wheat So 900 feet Lumber.
cpsny es %@ wss% s S5s S So r
l6d Zoe Cheese weak and unchanged kdssnns tendency Pens
syyanil 2Oa22c; Westera, lsd2Oc Petroleum hrn fe1ne
M lss July foa. qTsr and ;;,sy sggs.sGs
II so dull; iO White q! Corn quiet I'd se,l
Yellow s2dS3 Oats aeGye Wlie 81 2dUje hKe Toe NlsAJ
9Slad9yr.
ST. IorTa June to sen Tor az grades above srss
Extra; very little doing whst-sPng chrrng, hsn. 10 II
aki 10; Fall os.r e. - ~ 20 Corn easier 20 Nled
o92a6Oe on the track and elevator on toe po, - 4 -
august oaI opened higher and closed dull aE lower to sell No =
igfjie IN elevator Rse higher sale at s2t mn,.
3j PORK timer Ss 80 Bacon hn ouy order ais aud i
msnd Lard unchanged Live oss fair demand sni unc-.nsei
Cattle in fair md and unchanged Rcep-2oO bbs folr.
loo bush Wheat, 210oO bush Con 5000 bash Oats l,5Oo
Cattle.
1oLsDo June 2G-Four t1n .ni Unclaimed wsa, dull ,ni
lover; 10. White Wabash, II IS NO. To-, I'll 30 -
White Michigan 81 a. Amber dicSigpI 81 90 spot - -.
llsh Mssd jSne ane JAY IS Aus and osS.'I %, No
changed Rec g.s- 900 bbl Flour 10000 n wheat 6ooo
bush Cora shpmeaIs-l 900 bb Fhar 2'VVO bush Nsyat.
1000 busb. CoEa. >Sz-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-27
COTTON MARKETS

BALTIMORE June 26-coton dnu Mitdlng, l7t..; Low MID
=? e.e' egn.t;.e l25 tse' 8 s..
~ exports, eoas'T,e sales. s5G bales .piaas
Be:IcS June 2sco;:on a5a. is, receipts
Britain ss srg' ,:. ' '-' 'p''' o's-'
l6 ne. fesp 6s7 bs, oe exports ae eos.e $40 s
20 bales; stock ly2 bales Teesg net receipts 32tl bales
sAyAsy.n june 26Co!ton dal Midlns lCia, receipts
weekly sst seceo s55 bales. ross S5s bss sIpo coast.
wise, 2.3jl bales 'saes 800 bales.
borl. June ?6co,ton quiet and unchanged whiting 1912
lie; receipts l2hNs SHIPMENTS - bales. weekly receipts 5si
'; fSs. s Low
ssssG' isss@' week.. CSS bales nsss
.AcoS June 26-Cotton dun nominal Low aedns l5e;
net rece @ l0i bales shipments lo9 bales ''"ek 1874 2iSs
SELMA Jasc 26.~co,,Ou receipts 89l bales, shipments. 52I
bales stocs l:7a, actual LAS bales IL, II bales
s Jun. aGSS, non nal, s1e s SSs of
bales, weekly ne. receipt 90; as $50 1 n " ''' D" W
Jun: 9eco:Gn soi; d,of i7s receipts. IS
$50 sale. $50 bales .pinner., 200 bales
ris. Is isS s bales pasa s' sSa 10" Ss9
bales is1S 1925 49,. Do bale, w,,u,. "a. .,,
I. ss.. % s,o bale, hlS 5 es t s, s bales '''
1;$s SsssS g sss:; shipments is7a By count
PORr Rorll Juae co,on-Ss, receipt, none ,0sI
ISpASoLa June 25-otson weekly net receipts Al baes ship
"i LOUISVILLE LIZ June 2s-co.ou quiet; MSdnns lie
Jure 26-Coiton quiet unchanged Mailing.
II receipts. S79 gross 800 h,e, exports,
10 bales; sales 900 bales last evening 100 bales stock, i5s53
bales
MOBILE jane 26cOtton quiet MadAns is'.i Low Nda.s.
1889; Good Ordinary IA Pc; net receipts baesi srpors.
300 bales; sales % bales stock bales ssei, sss
receipts 365 bales exports eos'twse 200 bales sales lsVJ
bales.
l57 sales 100 bales; stoek TO- ~ bales; weekly receipts
l2l3 basi CounsaL 80 bales eest~ise 90
bales sales $50 bales
PHL,DKLPHIA Jaur % oop DALI MddHng lse; net reeept
bales 36s bales weekly net receipts 'Sla bales sO'
WLssGrcy Jsre 26Cot,on quet and no"na MddAns leg;
81 bales sock 40 bales weekly net receipts 21l
bales: rIporu coatxise, PAS bales; sales % bales
eekly o.
200 bales stock. l2SO0 bales 49, -
Argr,rl Jnre lotion dut Ajdhngs. lee receipts bales
s.e. los 1874 10 7s bales 1873, 565s bales.
weekly receipts, 1877 bales shipments 67 bales Sales OF bAns
spinncr 432 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-27

a. the .ippn. port. today 1874 bales; this
1928 bales tbs DAY last year 5000 bale ,1's since sp,
.dsd IS da) receipts 10 524 o4les exports GreS, Britain d3
S Ss ?, sc f19 SSs' 2i9 The
tcyr deliveries Officially IePos Ts .'shs as psc.SS.,
i7769 second c.irl iJS bale; july II Side 800 Angus,
II 500 d. September l7l 100 90 oetsoe1 ~ %, aoO
lie; total 200 bales First Calico bales July II Sse 200
do August II si6c 100 do OetchsT ~ ss2 total 600 bales
sale, follows ali On basis Of Low Midding;
Sale. last evening AFTER mySy io sd e o99 go
ST 500 i7S 800 II ai.5ae loo II ii6e Dscene. 200
H. TOD io 100 bales ,oS s s u oc 70 n 40 Ho tod
900 II aide i qog l s5 .s SS Il N s Sss s sSS
i ss 100 l7 o no e. nsl ,, Ill ,nS s 2SS
sis 700 900 Il sS2e 100 500 II issSs 800
~ 500 ~ s Il 100 5o5 Il sss:%s
lSS Z iss2 200 io 3i o5 90 i iOV ss ioo
Il S32e 400 IL 32e 100, II 9s2ei total 10 200 bales
grand to. 20 100 bale. Exchange o- paid exchange loo
cofPEE-The m.rist for Rio .s.in e higher but tn.
2Oa.e gold bag, Amazon B.ltn.e on tern, no.
made ps Mid grades j. fair jcsOSs S.S.@4 a. NIL u isg
l7he22e T, 2odS J.Ie. i ga. sant is Do
ri e. MsIe.a 1871 3oe savsu.. l7s2lle' And Cur.sO.,
CocoA-Th. market ,e,dr With moderate trade sem,nd sale.
Of 20 bags ssn,o Dom1so 20 bags N.e.bo 32 and
si7e ID Do, sapeiof a5aSoe.' ali Gold
PRBiGHrs-The MARKET for ssrtA room ws mcdssse' ee Al
Gran By Liverpool To London, by
800 bss % Cd To ulagcw direct "A 900 bush
zoo aTs :. 81 ara Sd for Ccri order. 1000
cars 200 bb tOur at s., t,rt with 300 Grain
OF lreard direct IS 81 to Antwerp svts with
PLOtR AND AEALTe n,riet opened dali and
r' s, ?: sspt 1' b.. si' Es. s:: o
Wheat Ex quite dali and .sms Al We close ths pAilss
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FRIDAY. June 26-P. NJ.

r.
The tactics of the New-YOrk bull clique were the
same to-day as Yesterday; were attended by ikee
fort and like failure to dispose of stock but better
success in making up the price. The quotations
were made to start off with bound nearly all the
speculatives showing a considerable advance III the
very first transactions of the morning, and even
gaining still more afterward. until toward noon
an effort TO dispose of holdings brought quotations
down again and compelled withdrawal of all large
orders 10 sell No disposition was shown on the
part Of the bears to interfere with the new pro-
eramIne, nor was there any fttenp at
hammerng. The market wss left quite 10
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will be paid July 90 at tho Office of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company. Drexel Building.
D The Philadelphia Stock market is steady Penn
sylvania d, 49, Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
III Beading Railroad, SIT Pennsylvania Railroad
Aol. Gold 1lIl - - .
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASIRs-The recepts today 20 pkg Pots det at
previous ree auoteI a, 3 neglected and nominal
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-In Corn the business SIN very
HIGHT confined unserel fgares daote Ne" Green
Im salOc Short Medium Green, SG9cj short Green brush
IUa l2c and New Red ard Retppei 5d1c cash. Brooms are
firm we quote Common 81 75dS2 2J Green o. Il and D. " 20
as2 jO Ordinary a5 50 80. and Prime arl at IS oO
dSi. and 81 80.
BEBsWAX is steadily held with only limited n1ury from ship.
pers Southern for Good 10 Choice aud eseh At
81 age do .,, -
COTTON-Te trasac,ns for Cotton on the spot are stu very
light do not steI our quotations We
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THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof.. r.
Is. Elliott OF the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address TIE TRIBUNE. New.iOrk.
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BANKING AND FINANCIALLY
JERSEY CRY PER CENT WATER BONDS
due in 1908, for sale by
DANIEL A. MORAN, 40 Wall-st.

PARTNER WANTED.-Active or silent, with $50, 600
to 10000 in an established banking and commits
sion house wishing to extend their business Adj
dress BANKERS, New-York Tribune Office, with full
name and address.
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And the following for city bank shares:

The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods at the port Of New-York for the week ending
June ~, and since the beginning Of the year:
gn,.rei At II, port. 81 29j656 slis5O73 fl4S2,69s
Thrown 90 mnlst.. 75o.39S ll77,2i2 l,l76.62l
R,teres !, de port s73 200 275 s626li65s s5tst7,3s
Thrown on MARKET. 7O,672s64 ba57i3O2 67.2il.2O3
The regular quarterly dividend of /. per cent on
the capital stock VI tho Pacific RAILROAD VI Missouri
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENTAL! O'CLOCK
AND ia O'CLOCK A. NJ.
U S Gs 1881. Registered 5-2O Coupon 1861 ,oo,
3, IL 1l7i2 b,JOO ..lzV's
II 4 s10 Coanon 1864 L s 20 Coupon, 1867
"a ooo p' ll7l 1000 ........... LILLE
Z s $40 Coupon, 1860 lO,oVO ...'.'' .'''''i-i
. 3,0O0......,. .....llo'5 os, dU-t 'osPo"
10000. ................lI4
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NKwYosK June Of Cotton at all ports ases
lA-
WOOL MARKET.

PHnipsrm, June 26-woO In good iem,ni hs.iae. mail,
Do leanyvsni aud Virginia M al abo'e
6295lc.; x. 5aG5ic Mc!i.p, 5Ud52c as, ksuisS
Michigan, iaiaai std Western Fine t5sJ1 -iu tJeooes
tJe CIlblns sssseJ. 5Odd2 t'nhr-, t-tLS 400
1ss. CSsA!AA Cssx o., fss ssv.Sc ~. Cs-r~ ~ Asl
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The bidding and asking prices at the close were

The preponderance of gold sales was at lll!, with
the range of the market 112 and ILL., dealings being
restricted and the market devoid Of special feature
London advices reported Erie yet fevcrish Consols
a little easier, American securities steady. and
money below the Bank of England, which lost IN
bullion $4,000. Foreign exchange has been dull
and nominal. The rates on gold loans were one per
cent for carrying fat, and for borrowing one per
cent The import entries of dry goods at the port OF
New-York for the week Sl432G9S, the amount
marketed being S1l76,62l. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 on called bonds and $4,000 in coin
interest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared, S22,4O5OOO; gold bal
ances 81 1926 81; currency balances, Sl4s3l1'' we
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The quotations based Coffin Ia store running 10 qAuJ
al halt below the GRADE quOeL
NL.s FOR PRESENT DELIVERY