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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

"John Bigelow, my Joe John Joe, having
strayed from the Republican fold because he
was the subject of some criticism on points re-
lating to some disreputable wire pulling which
resulted in the disastrous Black Friday, has
been taken in by the Democratic flock and
made lion. Let us see. He was editor of
the EUeHi'tg Post, then a conspicuous item in
the Black Friday conspiracy, then black
sheep from Republican ranks, and lion.
What chameleon!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

Really, now, it was not right for Professor
Marsh to get Louis Richard intoxicated. He
could, with much more propriety-and every
one will agree with us-have taken his pupil
istic satellite into some disreputable drinking
house, and there, amid the paraphernalia of
iniquity, surrounded with dancing beer-maids,
according their movements to the bewitching
notes of the violin, slipped the cup that cheers,
then maddens, then stupefies. 1t is simply too
bad. Its deed well calculated to send lach-
rymose thrill through the most Indifferent of
the white-robed. Oh, that a professor of
great institution, which was founded on the
orthodox principles of the most prominent of
the Christian churches, and who publicly pro-
fesses to be an Indiau-loving and papoose-sym-
pathizing gentleman, should have for moment
forgotten the dignity of his lofty station and
stopped to get half-breed drunk Shame is
not an adequate word. IT'S awful, tits.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

rlSS CIRCULATINs LIBRARY
READING ROOM,
At the rooms Of the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Corner Ninth and streets.
Evening classes in French, German, English,
Latin and Greek.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS
At MONDAY, and O'Clock p. IN.
ALL ARE INVITED. se22-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

"Liquor and Slaves Wanted; Inquire Of
Welsh and Marsh" This placard is painful
commentary on the lives of two men protesting
to be "above suspicion"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

Professor. Marsh, during his researches at
the West, discovered alfossil bird with we'll
formed teeth, and after making a critical
examination of the curiosity, he concludes that
it is intermediate between the bird and the
reptile, and suppliessone of the missing links
in the Darwinian theory. Y. Tribune.
Curious discovery. We wonder if the
young editor can inform his readers whether
this is the animal "thst biteth like serpent
and stingeth like an adder" This would be
truly interesting from the fact that the scien-
tifc gentleman has been thoroughly investi-
eating the serpent and adder that biteth and
stingeth, and If he can prove that 1t is really
the connecting link that has been troubling his
fellow and fossiliferous comrade, Mr.. Darwin,
for many years past, and that so unhappiy
troubled the halfbreed Louis Richard few
months since, light will break upon the
world of science which is needed more than
anything else.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

Our WINE DEPARTMENT is conducted with
great care, and our stock Of WINES and LIQUORS
Is the mosI complete to be found. In purchasing
we select especially for ine ret4iltrade. We prob
ably have as fine, If not the finest. stock to he
found in this county. Our IMPORTED GOODS
are shipped to us direct from the custOm-house
and our DOMESTIC WHISTLES are purch ised at
the distilleIy. Any thing purchased from us not
giving satisfaction can be returned We guar
antee all our GOODS 10 be pure and straight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

The New York Graphic, moved with uu-
usual compassion, says: SIT would be cruel to
compel Vice President Wilson to remain quiet
long enough to preside over the Worcester
convention. One day you hear of him at the
White Mountains; the next day he turns up
in Chicago; before night he is reported at the
White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, and the next
morning he breakfasts at the Fifth Avenue
hotel and entertains an interviewer with a
view of his kaleidoscope political opinions"
The next time you see him he is in print
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24
PERSONAL.

NOIO00O0I000IOIOIOIO-00O IOOOO0ON0OOONOOON
$4,000 TO LOAN In SUMS TO SUIT.
For sale at a bargain, one small BRICK HOUSE,
in northwestern part Of the city. An oTer wanted.
Fifteenth street and New York avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

Ex-Congressman Beck, OF Kentucky, is an
other man who is trying to stand on both sides
of the financial question at the same time.
He thinks the Ohio Democrats 90 too far in
the imitation direction and the New York Dem
ocrats too far in that of specie payments. He
is afraid the Eastern section will cause a split
in the party by adhering too closely to its side
of the question. 1t is safe to say that if Mr..
Beck's views were to prevail the country would
be good deal more likely to split than the
party. According to his views there is no such
word in the dictionary as 'nation," and If his
views had been accepted there would have been
no such thing as nation united in this country
1t was only ten years ago that the majority
of the people of Pennsylvania would have re-
toiced in the depths of their hearts to have
seen Cyrus L. Pershing branded as disloyal
subject, who had used his influence against
the maintenance of the Union and suppression
of the Southern strife. There is enough food
for memory still existing in her burnt Cham
bersburg, in the myriad marble slabs at Get
tysburg, in the yet visible signs of predatory
and merciless war, to prompt her citizens to
realization of the truth that their sufferings
were created by the acts and influences of Just
such men as Pershing, and also to awaken in
them a conviction that when the elements of
disloyalty and treason have once taken posses
sion of the soul of man there is no power on
earth adequate toEthe..worksof q thorough
cleansing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

O. 0O0 AND 5000 TO LOAN ON REAL
DO.OOO estate ON short time, and so, 0O0 for
two or three years. J. STANLEY JONES.
se2l-6t 5ll Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

e~N0TICE To STOCKHOLDERS OF
BANK.Hrhe Annual Election OF Trustees Of fins this
Bank will be held at the banking house, corner
a o2 5 s%a
the hours Oh anu 0eIoi e PPRRRSr1ss, Cashier.
Washington, August IS, 1875. aGEs-std
hw ONLY PURE SPRING WATER
rs used to make the Soda and Mineral Waters
sold at Temple Drug Store. jy3-tf
- Soda Water Is at the Temple Drug Store,
drawn from the steel fountains. JyStf
ae IMPROVED APPARATUS AND
~ Steel Founts guarantee the purity OF Soda
and nd. Mineral q Waters at the Temple Drag Store.
~ PURE CREAM. GENUINE FRUIT
mi Tsm aTd soda Water to Be had
~IMP ROvED SODA,
WITH GRADUATED ICE.
Fresh Fruit and Cream sirups, in glass fountains,
TRIUMPH-
First quality Drugs and Medicines, Perfumery
and Toilet Articles OF Crown stamp, at
K0hB'S,
jy1 Corner Of Seventh and streets.
H OF GNkIvALED FLAVOR,
h1IDurn'B FAMOUS FOIar 8O0a,
At 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
is the most superb and delicious drink yet intro
duced. je30-tf
~TEETH 81 PER SET. EITHER
~ jaw, by DE-. A. PRATT, graduate OF Ohio
College Of Dental Surgery, and Of the Rush Medi-
College Chicago, 401 Seventh street, east side,
corner Of d. Gas and chloroform used in extract-
ng teeth. cliff
~DR. j. b. JOHNSON, OF ALEX.
kS andria, Va, offers his professional SER
vices Surgeon. Physician and Oculst to the cIti-
Zens OF the District of Columbia.
Office No. I'LL Pennsylvania avenue, between
Wizards hotsl and the Owen house.
Once hours from 10 q. m. to p. m. my2S-tf
~LEGALA AND OTHER BRIEFS
rs PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
atthe REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. nol3-1
~ELECTRICITY WORKS WON
rs DERS IN THE CURE OF DISEASE
DR.. Sturgis and wife warrants cure in less time
an 4 for less money, than any other known treat
ment. No. noS street northwest. mya-ly
~ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
k compounded at COUGHLIN'S TEMPLE
DRUG STORE, Masonic Temple. janR
~wRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE
S at this once,
~CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
kS Of tie DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
and All other city papers, can be OBTAINED from
under q. Cloud hotel, corner and Ninth streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

ENOR SALE AN EXCELLENT GRIST
Il and SAW MILL on Columbia Pike. Fairfax
county, Va, and about six miles from Washing
ton. This property Is known as the ''Barcroft
Mil, " and Is now In complete working order. The
property offered contains about TWENrY-FOUR
ACRES OF LAND. good dwelling and orchard.
For terms, apply to THOMAS BAYNF, 21 ID
street southeast. Capitol Hill, between Second and
Third streets, Washington, D. G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-24

~sC0L0MBIA C0GNCII, sOVER.
~ EIGNs OF INDUSTRl.-Regularm meet
Ing; friday EVEN ING, SeptemberA A full at
tendance is requested. BY order OF
se24s EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks UnsettIsS and Somewhat FeVeriSh-
Lake Shore Passes It's Dividend.
GOLD 11e rs A 117 Is.
Money Abundant on Call at 2 and 2 IL Per
Confederation in the Public Debt.
WAL STREET.


THURSDAY. July l-6 L. Al.
But for the disheartenlpg influence Of q decline
pm Lake shore. resulting from an unfavorable re-
port Of lis operations during the past year, the
stock markeG today mIght nave been nrmly mp
held uncer the leadership OF Western Union,
which started out at so and advanced to SOH,
communicating more or less OF steadiness to other
securities Wlen 1t became known, however,
that the Lake SnOro dividend had been passed
she chief interest concentrated upon this stock,
and In the decline that followed from 61zS 10 so
no attempt was made 90 sustain the general mar
ket. Incidents OF this character may
produce temporary effect but they can.
mot permanently obstruct natural move
Inents. The report of the Executive Committee
OF the Lake Shore Company shows gross earnIngs
FOR six months OF $6,04l,00O expenses S5,465, Ooo
and net earnings, $l,476,O00 After paying the
interest there is a balance OF about $751; 600. The
"details OF the report Will DC found elsewhere.
Next TO the stocks above named Pacific Mail at
eracted attention by It's advance from 391S TO 405
and its nrm close at 4OK Erie was steady az
"a 14S. Mr.. Jewett, the receiver, is reported TO
be making good progress in his work, having 1t Is
Raid already cleared up So 600 900 OF embarrassing
claims. Wabash was steady at 5H 5&
northwest common sold at 3sH 3e8
q 3sK. The preferred ended at 40. New
Jersey Central sold at HOY q Ill. Mariposa
moved up to 12X. st. Paul advanced from SO n TO
"a, but ended at SsH. The preferred stock closed
Rt 81. Union Pacific receded rom f6z to 75H
ending at 75el. Rock Island was steady at 1887
1O3X 1881 10S%. Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph at %. Quicksilver common ended at l5K
and preferred at 20.
THE SALES TODAY
amounted to 276,OOO shares, which were dis.
Snbuted among active stocks as follows
Erie. $500; Lake Shore, o. 500; Northwestern.
$500; Pacific Mail, 66,OOo; ST. Paul, $500; West
ern Union, 7440O; Wabash, 600; Union Paciac,
1900; Mariposa, 1000; do. preferred 1900.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The folIow1n. table shows the opening, highest
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY 2 l875-TRTPLE SHEET

she bank reserve 60 liabilities was 3sZ per cent
against as last week. The unemployed bank notes
ia the Bank OF England amount 60 ella. 072 1916.
The specie in the Bank OF France decreased
10, 452, OOOf during the week. Erie at 2 p. NJ was
quoted at 12h. Inc following are $3.50 P. NJ.
prices:--Oonsols Tor money "a; do. for account,
e43S q o414; Erie, 12h a l2H.
RAILROAD BOND5.
Railroad bonds were firm The largest trans
actions were In the Union Pacific issues, which
were IN active demand, lrsts selling a. 1O2K
100 ex interest, lana grants at Oo% and sinking
funds at 945s OAK. Rock BLAND sevens sold az
los. Albany ana Susquehanna nrsts at no. New
Jersey Central consolidated drsts at 104% los,
ST. Paul Iron and Mountain Division at rs, Central
Pacifcs at 1885, Pacific seYens, guaranteed by the
State OF Missouri vt 1904, and ONO and Missis-
sippi consolidated sinking funds at 9bH, all Elk In
terest Michigan Central seyens sold at lO3A,
New York Central SKIES OF 1888 at 1903 and do. Of
1857 at 101h.
0OyERNMgET BONDS.
Government bones were quiet. The Following
were the latest quota Limited States sIxss,
1881. registered eek ntefest. 1909 a 1919; DO.
DO. do, coupon I29H q 1923; do. lve-
twentes 1862 registered. us a Il8A; do. do,
do, coupon, 1ls a l1sE; DO do. 1864, registered,
Ilssi a 1883; do DO, DO, coupon, llsA a 118T;
do do. 1885, registered 120Aa 12OH; do. DO, DO,
coupon, 192 12z71; do. do. no., new, registered.
1909 12O5S do. do, 1894 coupon lex INTEREST,",
1909 1908; do DO, 1907, registered, 12l 121H;
DO. DO do, coupon Tea INTEREST,". 1919 a 121h;
do. do. 1865 registered, l21h 121M; do. DO, oo.,
coupon lex lnteresp. l21H a 1918; 40 ten.
forties, registered 117A 1l8; do do, coupon
lls 1893 new fives, registered. 117& us; DO,
coupon, lls1 llS% Pacific skies. 122h 1874
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
I'D fOIIa NJ ais
1919; United Railroad OF New Jersey, 12e%; Penn
sylvania Railroad, so; Reading Ralroad, 55S;
Lehigh Valley Railroad, sOh Catawissa Railroad
preferred AZ; Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad,
2O% scnuylkln Navigation, preferred, is Northern
Central Railroad, 29k: LehigA Navigation 50;
OH Creek and Allegheny r. r., eT; hestonyIle
Railway, %; Central transportation, ASK.
TREASURY STATISTICS.
The following is the statement of business at
the United states Assay once, at New YORK, Tor
the month ending June 80, 1905
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July l. 1875
ding, L5c good ordinary -2Sc Net receipts, bales
Cotton quot .mlddling, i5sic low nSdIinS lie;
Exports to france. ASST Sales s5S s,Oct oI
NOZZLE, July l. 1876
lac. good ordinary L56e. Sales, 100. ntock, 2,66A
SAVANNAH, July 1, 1873
cotton Gut le e Et reccips 9" 4, b SSs 49,
coastwise ia sales, as stock, 1893.
Cotton suet nlddug lssS %AI5'G SidS SHE ls
good ordinary issfi 5,c An Me- recrl2s 20 baes
Flour steady sales 400 bbts: No sSpiGe s. H. am
R Wheat sm Ss bsse 81 e Gqsp White sH ehsaS
81 ~ 1000 DO No Milwaukee club 81 II; the close
Bstcd sss Snboed So SO 80 s6io
WheS 5jc corn aud rye sc o" oats S c e. New
York lunbet, g., 20 % me hudson. Lake receipts
meDts-Whea- 5000 bushels; lumber a5s,OOo feet
BUFFALO July l. 1876
els corn 10 od ' oats 9aoGJ do Receipts by rg
Ell a M 40 N oVV onsisi corn 4Oo
1885, bS wheat 400 5aR9s s1 so5a SS Sss
5000 business corn 15o5 d. oats 7oo DO 10 ' In
e I1na sSS 9GS oIs@SS corn 1850 DO
to New YORK, tolls inclu,ed filur quiet ana arn
ncmer sales "a iOOJ6 fort Washington 81 i}s 81 -;
aSyv M,h,e s'" 70 Aalte' al ~ Ia, sou 90
s. i l9JO 10 Minnesota 90 81 ~; 1000 do, at 81 Isl;
Milwaukee held at 81 "a. Corn quie' and arm sales
of 4aOyO bushels NO. mixed Wesjern at 72tsc.
leyNone here, seeds dull pork quiet at sal for heavy
mess Lard quiet at 81 IA Sill,s nighwues nomi-
ToIEDo. July l. 1874
Flour firm and in fair demand Wheat active 80.
white wabash, " 2Si NO white Michigan ~ u amber
Mcnigan 2S 81 2sA; July, 81 az August 81 ~
septemb9ri 81 $50; No layton ana Michigan red,
- ga guy, ~ "a August 81 "a rejected red 81 Oj
Corn shndo higher high mixed nc l2lc duly nc,
8c d9@sss@ &c. '' Cats da I'N No. g" ss aSsS
beri NC FreShta dul; to Osweg0 &C. for wheat iSe
eelP"-Wheat WV bushels; corD 2UOVl 90 oais, 3&
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90 shIpment.-,gioar Loo bbIa whsat ZOO Oushelsi


corn, 700 90. oats. 1000 90.
CHICAGO July L. 1875.
Flour dull and unsettled. Wheat excited higher, uu-
settled closed strong; No. I spring 81 0jK; No do
81 u3[ 81 0tk. July; 81 %, august; NO. do, 81
rejected soc. Corn buOyant unsettled No mixed
E6tsc. Oats drm and In fair demand; No. re. spot
5OlSc July Rye fair demand and higher; No 2 Ole.
Barley quiet unchanged. PORK dull aud unsettled
AZ SIs A sac So spoti so o. $40 S. August $40 IS
heptember Lard dull and a shade lower, At SIS %
SIS % spot; sls M ss 80 August So % september
cali OF the Board wheat unsettled al 81 Oif July 81 Us
81 05X August Corn steady. At &c a tslae. July
pc, cash O,,c., July S9c' august $50 5ss sep.
BIS 10 July; sI3 50 August; Sl3 90 September. Re-
ceips-Four, 500 bbls wheat 4io)o bushels corn;
bbls' wheat $4,000 bushels corn. A.OOO do oats.
$4,000 do.
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IUtuI'.s'.. d6bJ QUO
Transmitted to United states MINT, Phila-
Oelpnia for coinage, gold. ............ $287,5O9
The following were the receipts and disburse-
ments ar the Office Of the Uuited States Assist
ant Treasurer, at New York, Tor the month OF
June, 1875:
Nav 1875 bY bal SOL Q1 200
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA June 9. 1876.
Spanish gold 200 a 2IO. Exchange quiet on the
United states. 90 days. currency, IS q 81 premium
short sight currency IS 90 premium 90 DAYS god I4
a Il6 premium; short sight, gold liS 10 premium.
on London l46 1913 premium on Paris ia 10 pre-
augar quiet; No. IL Dutch standard, IA l4i
HAVANA July !, 1875.
Spanish gold. 2Ds a 200 Sugar quiet; No. ~ Dutch
standard 1874 reals per arrobe IN gold Ga reals
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OPBKhJIOkS OF TIN GUILD EACHANOk BANK.
Gcu balances. 81, or, 46l
currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Loss, ~
GLOSS Cleafahces........ 32,SOl, 600
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchan 4S2 $50, 446
guiIehcy Dalences. ................... OLA, I0y
God exchanges.:............... S,779, 743
Nod odldnCes.. l,S69,S9l
The bids for gold at the Sub-1reasary today
Aggregated $2.455,000 at from 1896 to 1875
The following is q list OF the Treasury gold
awards:-John Wallace, $55C,000 at 1IGS9 a
1855; W. T. Hatch son, $35, 600 at 11o 50 lilo
HI. Manuel Co., 9l25,OOO at 1l6S0 a l1e. 80: c.
Unger Co., S11, OO0 at 1I6.sS55; J. r. Undernin d
CO., $2ld500 at 1l6.Ssh; j. q. Bates Co., s5s5Oo
at I16.ssH 1864 Total 81, 100000. The specie
shipment to Europe to-day amounted to $4o0, 600
of which S25Oo0O was gold coin.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were dull. Fourth National sold az
ss a co. 60 shares having changed hands. The fol-
loving were the latest bids :-Amertca, $50; Cen
Sral National, 96; Chemica', 1000: City, 800 Com
merce. 12oX Continental e7; First National 200 /;
Fourth National, 9S2f; Importers ana Traders
19s; Marine, 1870; Mercantile, los; Merchants 100;
metropolitan, 12o; Nassau, 100; New York. 1872 !;
Tradesmen's 14O; Union, 1872.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
AdVices from Washington report the following
balances In the United states Treasury:-<}ur.
rency, $3,973951; special deposit 85s,4I5,OOo:
CON, He,S54 40, including com certificates
81, 300; outstanding legal tenders ss7577f /.
$50. The payments made rom the Treasury by
warrants during the month Of June, 1875. were as
follows Account OF clyi aud miscellaneous
s5,l42,O76; war, S5,354624; navy, $I15O, Ooe; in
SeriOr indians and pensions), 81, s55,4T2: total,
3i1,5z2,2 $50. The above does moi include payments
made on account OF the interest or principal or
she public dept. The Assistant treasurer paid
out up TO noOR to-day s2O4,O0O gold on account OF
interest and s17 900 in redemption Of hve-twenty
bonds. The national bank notes received for re-
dempton to-day amounted 20 $4,000 revenue
receipts, $3.50 O00 customs receipts $4,000. The
public debt statement for June shows a.decrease
In debt OF ST. $780, OOO The Treasury holds So5oooo0
gold coin after deducting outstanding Obligations
There remains outstanding t10360,0O0 OF called
bonds on which interest has ceased.
THE FoBEfGN MAREET.
London advices report consOls strong and
hgber and American securities quiet aud 0rm.
Erie was steady at 1911 l2]. The gaak OF Eng
land did not change ITS minimum rate OF discount
to-day, which continues at So per cent. The rate
81 discount IN the open market FOR three months
bulls was 81 per cent or a below the bank rate.
The bullion In the DanK Increased G1.540,04S aur.
ina the week, ana the amount gone into the bank
On balance to-day was 100000. The proportion sI
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ofJuy 20 the eth OF August Winter quiet and I'M
changed the msf8et BONG nominal at about 81 80 a
~ f0r red, 80 a 8 i0r amber
and 81 70 ~ a. tOr white Corn wa IN aIr dema
for 500 sc Tor sail aud Zoe 7Sc for Western
mixed, Oats we're hrm. We noe sales IA 900 bush
els az ~. tor sord, exc. for No. CHICAGO mixed
ahOaI 6aAe, dc Tor Canada mixed, 661<c a Coo Tor
white an Gle 63c. for mixed Iowa. Rye dull ana en-
urely nominal Barley was quiet and without import
ant chtnse Barley matt quiet ard sieadY The
state.
GUNnEs-The demand was fair AMI the market was
steaiy and prices we're without decided change. We
Domestic cioth l3o. bnrneO JOuripOre, l3c. Calcutta
&c. a lOc; bags, l21se a I2Ac.
Heap And JUrE.-lne market for hemp ana lutte
duiet and prices without decided change The
demand for ute butts was fair and tie market was
stehuy AZ iull unclaimed nr es We quote :Anerican
dressed per ton $40 $2O for double S235 1zlJ for
single; Manila hemp 7%c 5c. god. per h., the at
ter Tor choice Russia clean at $40 SIS gold Ial-
IAN 500 ~. gold; Jute, 80 5hc. Jute butts
IIIpps IN 80 81 ~, - 20
rial change he sales L3OO city saugDters g1sc
Wequoe -Buenos Ayrss 25lOs a1s lbs, 2sc. do 20
lbs 70 lDs Zoe. ZlAc MOnevdeO. y lbs 2lk BIS,
zlo Oorrlentes u lbs ~ lbs 1876. rio Grinde,
200 zlc. California, 20 lbs a 25 lbs zoe a N5sc.;
Central American, u lbs 81 lbs I9c san Juan ~ Ibs
a "a lbs 10 Mata mOrO9 ~ lbs "a los 7c a l5c
Vera cruz Is 9a ~ lbs, l6c lei Iampico 70 lbs
caibo, ~ lbs - lbs loo. Bahia q lbs p lbs Ice
Puerto Cabello and Laguayra 20 lbs. a % lbs l7O
lec Caracas, 20 lbs - lbs 49,. l7c Paya 70 lbs
70 lbs llc. oisal, b lbs ~ tbs IKE o. peachy,
~ IDS Y ibs &c., Tobasco. 20 lba Il lbs, l6c- god.
LEATHzR-The demand from exporters was moderate
ana The market was quiet al iu Unchanged We
quote;-
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Wheat active tor export and prices advanced
&c. &c. per bushel the market closing at 81 IL 81 lS
for No chicago, 81 q for No. Milwaukee on the spot
Tho demanu was almost wholly for export and The sales
were unusually heavy. comprising about 520 bushels,
on the SPOT and 10 arrive, az 81 10 Al is for No C
the spot 81 lGa LIST Of july lbS 81 l6} Tor
az July 81 y Tor NO Milwaukee on the spot u " tor
ab July; 81 "a a 81 - for NO Milwaukee and Green
Bay on be aDot eI s2 Tor No Milwaukee from tue l5Sn
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

McKEE-FIsrIK. --On Thursday June a. sk
Grace church, Jersey CITY, by che Rev. Or Rice.
THOMAS j. MCKEE 70 ANNIE w. FIsTIR.
LAFoRGE-WHIrE.--AL the parsonage, Pleasant
Plains. ). l., June so. by Rev A, Van Deusen, Mr..
G. TREssIE WHITE OF Stapleton, S. l.
TAYLoR-GARDNER.--A sharon Springs, N T..
June 20, by the Rev. H. Heber Newton, Lieuten-
ant DANIEL III. TAYIoR, United states Ordnance.
10 ANNIE /. GARDNER, daughter OF John II. Gard
ner, OF that place.
UNDERHILI-- HORsFIELD.--At the residence OF
the BRIDES mother. East New YorK, l.. l., en-
Wednesday. June co. by the Rev. Joseph |. Else
good. John X. UnDERHILI- of Locust Valley. L. L..
TO CATHAEINR L. HORsFIELD, daughter OF the iato
Richard T. Hors fed, M. d. No cards
WHITNEY-LoNG.--On Tuesday. June 90, at tho
residence OF the brides parents, Astoria, u. l..
by the Rev. Matthias L. Haines. EDWARD Al. WHIT
NEY 10 FLOREKOE o.. only daughter or chief kn-
gineer John IL. long, United states Navy