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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
Netr Yo1'js Market.

NEW YORK, April :6-flour beav,: suge1-
line cstern ami state, "a % a S5; common 20
good extra, IS G3 IS; good to choice, 50 3ll5 ~.
Whitc wheat: Western extra, " yAy6 20; extra
Ohio, 80 O3g6 So; 81 Louis, S. 9s a Ryc
-four steady at s. 3jtsj ~ Corn-neai quiet:
Western, S4ll4 a0.
Wheat iii nioicra demand: No. spring.
81 25(Gl %; No. spring, >! f5igl IT; No. : Ghi-
caYo, 81 1901 ~; Nc. = Noi tiwestera, 81 ~ q
l Il: No. : Miiwaukee, Il ~ agl IL; upgraas,1
Iowa and Minnesota spring, 81 sal ~; winve.r
red Western, 81 24tsl %; amber " estcrn, $. y
pi 3a; white Western. II - e1 40. Rye auies:
Canada, s2 II; State, 81 10. Barley more active.
but prices are unchanged. Mxlt uui aua
heavy. Corn in mtnie, ate demand: ,iprxe3
w cstern, ~ aS;5sc; yellow " est IN, 9iaSl ,.c.
white Westcrn, s9..c in store. Uals iowrrss
mixed Western. 7a,g 7ai,; white Western, 7kaazc.
Hay unchanged.
Coffee firm and in fair demand at I6t SiEye.
Sugar very s:rode; f'ir good refining Its
GS 5-l6c; prime, s5sQg 7-l6: rvGncl, laA
~ 13-t6. M0iasses iiriDcr: So test. 43.iGsac.
Rice quiet aud unchanged.
- Petroleum. Gunsr: rsiitezl. lsS:0tiac; ,Jude.
6Xsns: Strained fvsiA firm Is u i9es lE
Spirits trrpenrincc steady ztSi a. si-s
Eggs drn: Western, ysaiSsS
Pork lower at sgs aI,s. Secr unchanged. Coz
meats, quiet Mittiics firincr: Western long,
CUT isxc; short 10. isSe. Lard asivt ana
drner; primo stcaal, isxe-
Butter heavy: wcsssri,, is@tsa Cksess
2teHdy ~ 1uf9lcMc- 4-1- =
WHISKY quota 81 lASa Ix
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

BROOKLYN, April 26.-The seventy-tiftb
2 day otthe Beecner trial opened to a fair
audience. All Lhe principals were pres.
elit except Mrs. riiton. 5. s ParIridge's
crOss-examination was resumed. He tes-
tilted to payment of BUwen's scven-thou-
sand dollar check TO Tiiton in 1871.
Witness separated the written slip,
already testified to, from the check, and
pat it in n back drawer. A,terward he
put it into his pocket-book, where he
carried II three years. lie showed it TO
several persons, including his family
sand Frank Woodruff last summer. Wit
ness produced the Old memorandum
book, and the slip was ioided up and
placed in il by Mi. Beach.
2. Etafts, then began the redirect exam
Latlon Of Partridge. Tho Judge would
b6t admit conversation between wit
ness and 4. y. Woodruff, Saine debate
sAsued, tile defense Claiming the right
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
Rni!ig1ape Market.

BALTIMORE. April 26-Flour quiet, steady.
and unchanged. Wheat firm: No. . ied VI c Z
ern, Il 70 Corn fraer: Western m,xe,l. S..
oats quiet: Wc>terd White, 7O4Iio; Westera
mixed, 6Sg69c Sye quiet aila uuch mged
Hay dull amt uncaangtt.
Provisisns quiet aNd easier, but sos quota
bly, lower. PORK Ss2 aDn23. BulA meats na,o-
inal: shoulders, SSif9c; Clear rib Il x e,l.tse.
loose. Bacon quiet; shoulders, ~ al0s: clear
RIB, 3tyl34c: hgns, 1Ga1jkc Lard r aiea.
l6 a16Ac. Butte: nGw fauly active; ehor.s
to extra fine, i6ia9', good TO prime, Is szsr.
old dull and nouinal.
Petroleum nopmaily at 6sSllG21c.
Coffee firm aud unchanged.
Whisky quiet at IL i41s VI IS
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

OWEN LEONARD and Jas. Nuttle were
arrested on Saturday night in the Ma
tional Theater on charge of disorderly
conduct. james Nuttle In the. Police
Court this morning was sentenced to 30
days Work-house and fine of $25. Leon
ard was fined $40 and costs, and on the
charge of assauting ore Lee, police
man, in the gallery of the National The
ater, was sent to the Work-house for a
term of 80 days, and. received In addition
n fine ot So5
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
philadei,ihia Market,

PHILADELPHIA. April 26.-Flour duh: Wis.,
consin and Minnesota family. s. IS as IS.
Pennsylvania, Indiana anu Ohio ilU. 50 "a ar6:
high grades, 81 Rtatd7 So. Wheat slow: rod.
81 .5,gl q. Rye held at 81 o. Corn IN good
demand: yellow and mixed, Sc aSTc OaSs in
good demand: white. 6lg7oc; mixed, CSC.
Butter quiet: New York Bradfosu county
extras, 2Sg3Oc: firsts, s32l2Ic: II eseern exGras,
2aG2ic; 10 flsts, lS.g-Uc; do rolls, ~ as2a:
Cheese firm: Western at l6 yi6zc- Esys
irmer: Western at II cs25c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
NGslriiie LNnrHet.

+ NASHVILLE, April 26.-Flour in fair demana
at 70 lE6 60. Wheat steady at II %. Corn in
lair demand at 3Jc. Oats steady anu advanced
TO Sic.
Conee in fair demand and firm at 20agac
PROVISIONS III active demand. Lara fGa
l65ac. Bacon In fair demand and advanced:
shoulders, l0c: clear rib Sides l3.c: clear, I4c.
Bulk meats in lair demand and advanced:
shoulders, &c; clear rib sides, 12,sc; clear. &c
ougar-cured hams, l4c, ali packed.
whisky in lair demand and firm at 81 1G
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
Chicago Itenas.

CHICAGO, ILL, April 2G.-The trial of
Wilbur +. Storey, of the Times, on six
indictments for libel, begins this morn
ing.
1t is rumored that all work on the
Custom-house Will be suspended until a
thorough investigation and charges can
be made.
p Fifteen cases OF infanticde have been
Jeported in this city within Il month.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

ST. LOUIS. April co Flour in fair demaud.
Wheat active: M. ) red winter, 81 81, cxsh:
81 AZ a(G1 Is, May; 81 3jlai 36.a, June; no.
do, 81 %: No. Chicago spring, 81 VI asked,
II U31 bid. Corn hrn,er and q shade better:
No. mixed, GSa(G7. &C, cash: 76sc, May; 1Sc.
June. Oats inactive and weak: NJ :. ii3a.qs
Csc, cash: 65Jac, june Barley q IN ana sead-
ing up; offerings hgnt and Dut little done.
Rye: No sales.
Whisky hisher, at 81 II.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

L0UIsvILLE. April aG-Flour: superdne, $40
a 25; fancy, IS 7If96 2j. Corn irm at 7s 74c.
Oats firm ut G6 a6Sc. Rye frncr ut IL " ON ar
rival, in bulk.
HAY quiet and steady at StSG2i.
Provlslons in good demand and prices are
Advancing. Pork. S22 (@2i Bulk meats, S1
@ll4@i2Hc. Bacon, 91.gl2X@I 4c Hams:
sugar Cured, l3zQ!4c. Lard: priuie steam.
15lac. tierce, lGc; Kegs, l6}a(nl6kc.
Whisky, 81 -.
Bagging quiet and firm at 1a% 5l3Hc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS. April z6.-Flour: medium grades ,
scarce and firm at S5 Is a6 %: others dull and
unchanged. Corn meal heavy: receipts de-
press the market: caaric, 3s. Corn IN fair de-
mand and adranccd: sheiieu, SjA Oats scaroo
and firm at 75c.
Hay dull: timothy, ss5 81. Bran scarce, Rra
and nom !naily ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
LOST.

r OST-SCALES-Ices scales ON George strce.,
Lbetween Race and Plum, or Sixth bstWccn
Plum and Central avenue. The finder will To-
literally rewarded by leaving them AZ 40i Vipe
street. Ire
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
Boston NdrEet.

BOSTON, April IS Flour in good demand
tras, $5 5OG5 T.; Wisconsin and Minnesota ex-
tras, 80 75G6 70: white wheat ohio, Indiana
and Michigan, SO 10; Illinois, s6aT; St LoEu.
$6,G8; fancy Minnesota, S7e0S 81. Corn hrni bus
duict: mixel and yellow, 93 gy5c. Oats, mixed
and white, rs .76t.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
Miitro,fKee Market.

MILWAUKEE. April 80 Flour steady and
do, 81 U41a; May, 81 05k; juno. 81 U6lls. Oats
scarce and higher: No. :, IN store, tic COM
Duoyant and higher: No. = mixed, IN store, T5e:
May, 7Sc. Rye firm: No. /, in store, 81 1e-
Barley firm and higher: No. spring, u ~; Ne.
3spring, LII STORE, 81 VS.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 26.-Flour steady n
Der, 81 l5tg1 IL: white, 81 1901 70. Corn steady:
ear, 69G70c; sheled, T3>17ic. Oats steady-
mixed, 6O@6lc; white, &c. kyc, $i0z Braa.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

DETROIT, April 26.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wneat N fair demand aud drYa.
extra, 81 25X; No !, 81 %. Corn in lair de-
mand and hrm at 15hc. oats quies and un-
cnangcd.No. mixed, 63c.
Clover seed 81 3D.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

diameter, thirty feet long and containing two
fifteen inch flues each. Her cylinders are egh-
teen and one-half inches in diameter, with six
feet stroke. She willT draw about nineteen
inches forward and twenty three inches aft.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

PITTsBURG, April 26-Wheat very dun. Corn
firm and hIg her; mixed and white quoted a. Is
(N8zc; prime yellow. ~ 9S3c, free IN eleyator.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

CLEVELAND. April s6 Wheat firm: No. ! red
held at 81 %; No. 9 do, 81 IL Corn higucras u
(G78c; ears. 74c. Oats unchanged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
BuBaiO Marjcet.

BUFFALO, April 28-Wheat more in demand:
Nos. and Minnesota, 81 II. Corn quics and
firm: sales Of new on track at 8Sho' Barley
scarce.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

TOLEDO, April 26.-Whcat demand gocr-
Prices shade lower. Corn dull at U,aUxs.
Oats, mixed, 65c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

OswEGo. April 26.-Wheat quiet: No. Ma-
Waukee, 81 70. Corn quiet at SIC. Barley dafl
Canada, 81 3SX.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

Toledo Market.

PEORIA. April .6.--Wheat nominal Corn.
7Ohc- Oats, " 1<tgG7c. Rye nominal.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
Aear Orleans MI

Near Orleans Morket.
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-COrn firm at 6z,,
Sc. Whisky easy at 81 12Jl l5.
Others unchanged r."
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

MR.. CALLAHAN, the new Prosecuting
Attorney, Will take his place on We'd
nesday morning in the Police Court.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

CINCINNATI. April s6-2 p. n.
The receipts and shipments OF i've stock for
the past "a hours were as follows:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-19


THAT it doesn't pay to go into business with
capital taken out OF Building and Loan Asso-
citation.
That Lehighton needs street sprinkler In
use, on its business streets. especially. Who
will take the matter In hands
-That the young lads are saving their pocket
money for fre traokers 80 they call them
in anticipation Of the coming GOTH Fourth.
That our old friend Sheriff RaudenDush's
hearty greeting has the same genuine ring of
oordiality as Of yore. His " "h-o-w-d-o-y-o-u-
do ~ 10 natural as ever.
THAT statement" about bevy OF young la-
dies having drank several bottles of liquid some
what sti onger than champagne, at Glen Unoko,
last SUNDAY, ia true-lkewise that they became
greatly elated over 1t. Don't take too much
| next time-in public, at least.
THAT the young man who called in this Otilco
| Thursday morning, and got of the following:
"uaye you got eny flddles banjos. cordians,
| organs-eny nstruments-I play you them for
| nossng Also teach the little boys and sisters
| TO play-at once" is about the worst kind OF
| fraud travelling, and sharp eye shouli be Kept
| on his movements. He was shoeless-he was
dirly-and we doubt not but he was lousy. He
| has also Travelled with circus, 30 he says. ana
| the Lord only knows what he hasn't Deen-so
he got his walking papers tmusically) and We
know he won't come round here any more.
That the Dover tN.J.) Mail. has suspended
publication. 1t was "child of our raising
and grew exceedingly vigorous under our care
bidding fair to grow up strong, with power
that is felt and respected by reason OF It's D. isho
newspaper appearance, together with the haru
meutal efforts of its editor, Prof. W. j. Bruce,
whose excessive use of midnight oil seemed
but to be wasted on the desert soil We left the
once early last winter, since which time to the
day OF passing in its checks, 1t had quite time'
metapborically speaking and finally succumo.
ed TO the inevitable early in May last TO its
Stockholders we tender our regrets for It's early
| dsmise and kindly advise them to take IL pnllo'
sophically; remembering only "nothinS ven; 1;
| tnre nothing gain-and what have Lheysgdtneui
Better Iuck TO you, gentlemen, next time
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-19

sioners, accompanied by their Clerk. Mr. Jas. r.
struthers, Judge Houston. and Ex-Commis-
s1Oner Beineman. paid a lOng.intended visit to
the district poor house. As nearly as your In.
the condition Of things at that excellent institu
ton.
"A wise young man is he who wednesday
afternoon was seen showing the bsby's carriage
through the principal streets Of the borough.
Were he to enter the matrimonial market, he
wonld Gel tainly command q premium, since II
Is decidedly what the ladies like ~ see.
EAST MAycH CHUNK.
Tho molasses-lick mania has already crossed
the Lehlgh. lick No. 2havlng transpired in East
Mauch Chunk H'bernan circles Wednesday
evening week ago. 1t 10 represented as hav
ing been grand success, and the licking most
Posters in conspicuous places remind tho
citizens that dogs must either be muzzled or
tied on the owners premises; hogs are forbid
den TO roam at large, and cows and other cattle
must be penned up during the night. But how
about goats
Mr.. Herman Reihman, on Tuesday last,
buried his firstborn Of the masculine gender
wee boy three days old
RAIDER & Co. employ a considerable force at
the School House connected with st. Joseph's
r. G. Church.
Mr. Chas. M. Ebberts pisoultural estab.
lishment will soon be stocked. It is quite q
novelty IN It's way, and well worthy an occa-
sional visit.
"A painter has now been added to the origi.
nal two at st. Johns P. L. chapel.
--one OF the most valuable shade.trees has
disappeared by order Of tho Chief Burgess-be-
cause our Juveniles would attach swings to II I
What vandalism
TUESDAY evening the 18th inst, Mr. 8. @.
Mann, weary OF single blessedness ent tered into
partnership with Miss Emma Blakeslee. They
will hereafter do business as " Man and Wife"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-19

l"1DEtuht'
We have received from Hon. A. J. Durling a
copy OF the General Laws passed by the Legis-
lature during the session Of 1875, and find there
IN the following law in relation to the publiGa.
ton OF the statements Of indebtness Of munich
paities.. which is Of great Importance to local
officers at this time, and should receive their
prompt attentions
SECTION 1. Be q enacted. &c.. That the sixth
section of an act to regulate the manner OF ln-
creasing the indebtedness of municipalities, to
provide lor the redemption of the Same, ana to
impose penalties for the Illegal increase thereof,
approved the twen6ieth day Of April. Ammo Do
mini eighteen hundred and seventy four be and
the same ia hereby amended 80 as to read rs fol-
lows, viz:
SECTION g. The corporate authorities Of every
such municipality or district shall, at the end of
their tiscal year. prepare and publish in at least
two newspapers of said municipality or Of the
county in which the same is situate, If 80 many
be printed therein, Q statement showing in de-
tail the actual Indebtedness, the amount Of the
funded debt, the amount OF tho floating debt
the col, the valuation OF taxable property. there
In, the assets OF the corporation. with the char
acter and value thereof, and the date of maturity
Of the respective forms Of funded debt thereof;
and neglect or failure so TO do shall be ms.
demeanor, punishable by flne not exceeding one
thousand dollars.
APPRovED-The 18th day Of April A. D. 1877 s.
]. F. HART RANFT.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-19
Our sIatinKton Letter.

FRIEND MoRTHTMER =" Now and tben''menns
occasionally, or at different times rs news is
as scarce as the "miRhty dollar" at present.
and the humble "Newsist" beng otherwise Ia
ken up, the ass1n1ed term was truly realized by
the long silence. The times are not as brisk as
in former years when every Tom. Dick and
Harry had enough of that which the Bible calls,
6 the root OF all evil" but ut all events, we are
jogging along and are making efforts 20 bring
our borough Co higher standpoint Mr. Dav.
Williams Slate Factory, which was reported IN
Also Mr.. ii Thompson WeTt's scSooI s Slate Fac. c.
tory, new structure lately erected, situated in
Walnutpo t. wos put in operation two months
ago. and 10 doing right well. Both places dc.
mand from 30 TO N hands to run them.
And now it is settled fact that we are to be
nccomm 0dated with an instituI ion again, Na-
tioDal BANK, an entei prise long needed, for the
benefit OF our borough business men, as well as
for the lradesmen In bu siness in the thriving
SUR oundngs OF Slatington. Az a meeting OF
the stockholders, on Monday last. matters took
and % 000 additional will be paid in shortly Mr..
VIM. Gish, formerly cashier OF the Dimes Saw.
ing Fund" OF this place, was unanimously cleo
eseary arrangements with the government are
made the doors will be thrown open for the
Snsy roo% vii be aecupeG a. tSe ormef Ban
was in. alongside OF the Lohigh Slate Company's
Office.
Tho Vice President Of the Pittsbmg Nation.
superntending the opening of uitchos and con.
Quoting the erecting Of the Gas Works in gen.
eral. In two weeks he expects to give orders Ia
strike the pick in the ground.
-our citzens are alive to the Centennial
cause by giving their mites assletance and in
making liberal donations TO the Floral Fair held
at Allentown this week. Ye folks Of ye olden
times we're credtably represented ~ our party
Harry, the typographical change on your
sheet, and the remarkably longer and more In.
teresting reading matter In its columns deserves
the highest praise. May 1t continue to rise and
prosper with the rising generation, that ere
long IT may cast its banners over " the whole
land of the free and the home OF the brnYe."
SlntlngtOn, June IL. NOW AND THEN,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-19
s'Niarcutio" Speaks.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Your spirited journal comes u
hand regularly, and Its sparkling contents are
greatly enjoyed. note that the copy of your
paper received to-day. is marked
"I,r
Now, Mr.. Editor, you should have seen how
I blushed thear), how confused was when I
beheld the mystic Interrogation, brackets and
all, staring me In the face, as If 10 say Mar
cution why lie this { husG" Yor gaze upon mo
weekly, you CLEAN the news of the Valley from
my columns, yet never word have heard
from thee, ayel not in CANNES age" Mr. Ed.
itor that nj has made me ashamed of myself I
shall reform, ana II an occasional line from
Yours Truly will be acceptable, I will try
and cast thnt line IN the direction Of The Car.
bon Advocate. Yours Truly, NARCOTIC.
Phila., Pa, June i2.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-19
Tho Lehigb Valley Emery Wheel
Company, ut weissport, Pa.

Having in our last issue introduced you to the
establishment Of Messrs. olewne q Miner. we
shall, In to-days, endeavor TO make you ac.
quainted with another, equally prosperous,
concern in our midst.
There is no place where we would rather
spend q spare hour or two tnan in the busy
workshop. Indeed, we have always found time
thus spent the most profitable investment we
could have made Of our leisure hours. 1t Is hero
where we may witness tho practical solution OF
many, to us hitherto incomprehensible, theories
or problems.
We knew, as probably everybody else does,
that there existed such mineral as Emery and
had heard and read much OF the existence at
weissport, OF "The Lehigh Valley Emery
Wheel Compnny's works and the superiority
over all others of the wheels manufactured by
them, but had never had ocular demonstration
Of this superiority until last Saturday, when we
resorted TO the works TO see for ourselyes We
x,I, -, -, ,, 1 =,
mad not Deen there long. oeiore-as we saw tne
hardest steel dles ground in two in the twink
ling Of an eve and an old circular say M ouick
=, - =. -. -, - -,
~ Brounu lnto hosl Hintasuc shapes-we aHkeu
ourselves: What metal. indeed, can resist the
nowerfn, action of these wbee,st we osraa
$500" % 0'o w "eAou
, Mr.. Il. u Burgess. the ponte superintendent
the same question who told us he knew of moth.
,ng but d,a,o,5s ond avian thasa ,rou,d ,vao,
ine ou. "'A"'V''''o' "nu e'on 'noeo "ouiu me"i
away IN comparatively short space OF time
when brought in freouent contact with these
no.,. rns,- -, ,,,
"neeis inis puzhleo US sui ho'e' We couiu
not enthusiastically explain to ourselves how O
lighter porous. substanca- tbesa xybeeIe ars
-e.o-' ,.. polo..' ''uo''"noe-ioi .no'o "Ho'ie ais
neither weighty nor the substance very com
pact-could, by contact so quickly destroy the
beav,ar prt this tho,, So no. a., ,,,o ,,o,,oa ~,
no"''e.' Du' .ni' '"eS uo'"or 'iu wo no'ice tn'
| least traces OF rough usage upon any Of the
vbeals tried after having been snbiected tn tn,
- ,'NH -. IS ~. '.,,H'-,, ~ say
most severe tests' Even "Franklimte' IRON
.,'"1 ,Voo.' WI. away neaiH 10 iAaV ~ :.
eno euo i".'oi' "ino'o loaNlS As Inucn rs scraVo'
upon the wheel The composition cuts glass ai
readily as n diamond md for 0rind,ny o. p tinish
| -, 80 ~, -, = : ~ 20 : : -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-19


There Is still no general resumption of labor
at the coal mines in the schuylkill and Lehigh
coal regions. At some few Of the mines IN the
former regions mining has commenced with
small forces which do not much increase tho
weekly prod uetion. The prospect as 20 the I'M.
mediate future Of the trade Is not materially al
tered from what 1t was at this time last week
or this time last month, except in the fact that
necessary in the means Of living IL compelling
some OF those at the mines who have resOlutely
hell out so long 10 accept the situaton aud re-
turn to work rather than subject their families
TO further privations- The number OF such ere
likely TO increase until resumption 81 all become
80 general that all win turn IN. It is also clearly
apparent that the operators ave determined not
70 yield u part go far there Is little de-
maud for coal for manufacturing purposes and
scarcely any as yet for domestic uses ccnse.
quently the supply OF coal about eqllls the DC;
Inand when the market for tho usea named
shah quicken there Ia every reason TO believe
| that the supply wall equal II and prices be con
! fined within the present reasonable char gea--
| Phila Ledger. June IL
The following table shows the quantity OF
coal shipped over the LelIgh Valley Railroad
for the week ending June 5th. 1875, and for the
year as compared With tho sumo tlme lat year