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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-21
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Made In Two III onIhs. Wall street
Operation The Banlking-house of
Alex. FrOthingham g. Co, No. I2
Wall-st., who deal in stock PriviI-
eyes, have paid this enormous sum
to their customers during this
short space OF time. Some persons
have made as high as $4,000 from
only 500 originally invested and
many have made o. 900 and over from only
so, They paid in single day over $40 OoO, foi
profit to various people They employ continu.
0usly from twelve to fifteen competent book.
keepers and assistants. With this strong force
they are often compelled to remain at their
work until midnight This energetic firm well
deserves the cre1lt of being the leading house
IN their branch of business, Il Is most wonderful
70 acknowledge that they have established this
business IN the short space OF five years
tney nave customers who reside in nearly
every state OF The Union, the Dominion OF Can
hua; nom Inc Island OF Cuba they receive or
ders from persons who are continually dealing
IN stocks. Their business has become so extern
hlNe that two experienced irespondents ara
employed to attend TO thoir advertising ac-
counts. Their cards may be read In every first.
class newspaper published IN the United States
10 this they attribute portion of their success
we advise those desiring to place their business
WIN nrm possessing the very highest record
lOr uprigntness, and who conduct their business
upon honest principles 10 deal with this house.
Ihey also issue weekly report of the condl.
tlOn OF affairs IN Wall street, which they are
gao TO mai free, for one year TO any one who
desires and cOntemplates speculattng,
send Tor t-EDening Mail, ". Y. jy10yl
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70 cleanliness and proper feeding, with a need
ful supply OF dust, grit and egRshell. forming
material. any one may keep Poultry leven IN
eontnementl for any length OF time with both
proflt and pleasure Package Is cents. FIVE for
Of price. Address, A. O. MEYER q CO.,
June l2m8 Baltimore, Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON June 24l23o mAt i2do p ~ ,b sne nhn
England directors posted their card announcing n
in the rate had been made United states rive
twenty bonds l565s old, 106 new loan. 1884 Erie Kan
shares, l2oe - .ooo co,.o, a.. .,o.a,or. MIA
ding Jplands II nd. Middlng Orleans 3D. sales izVOo
bales Including 900 bales Tor Speculation anu rSing I'm
OF shipments OF the crop on the pass Oh Aous w
LWERPooI, June 2i-2 p m-Cottonroi tne SAFES ,ooay
69O0 bales AInei1can Breaustuns aio qoI Snoe'0
So y cwt. for new. ,r-.A..o. ,oa por,s
LONDON June 2-2 ?. m-Erie halfway shares iZs Faris
dispatches quote Rentes at GAL LOG l., A., nj, -, r.
GLAND has Increased during the past week. This is
The LARGEST weekly increase since 1872.
LONDON June pa p. m.-The amount OF bnllon gone
into the Bank OF England balance today Is G240OO.
The proportion OF Bank TO liability which last
week Was 46 cent 43 Is cent ConsOs for money
and the account, 93sIs- Ere Railway shares, II
RIs June -EvenngIhe specie IN the Bank OF France
has 000 during the past week. ReDtes GAL
zoe.
FRANKFORT June 24-UDted states Ffvetwenty bonds,
1862 $50 - 90 CT. -. 49,. - A.,
basis of Middling Upands nothing below Low MiddllGs
deliverable August and september at 7'e sales OF shipments
Of crop the basis OF Mdding Uaands nothing Dc
low Low Middngs at isied u
LONDON, June A-5: o y. m.-Tallowi 449 Y cwt
ANTWERP, June 2i-Peroleum, 26L v gallon f0r me Pae
LONDON, June 24-Evening. Common Rosin 53a56R cwt
Linsee OIL p cwt Spirits of rurpentine &c g cwt
LIVERPOOL June 24-Eyenng OIL "a G246P cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
The Daily Bulletin, in discussing the question OF
@ Ala n,.oanurr gold balance SAWS:

The Daily Bulletin in discussing the question OF
"the Treasury gold balance says:
There is no hazard in making the assertion that IN
they seem" the 21st inst, the "coin balance ow
reported from as aToInin I'm 20 owned
by the Government is held In TINS city ana ye'' U
ported at only $46,6OO0oO; leaving 500 400 600 as
distributed among the various other rnears
so ar9e ne especsy Considering that the New0eans
gold was transferred TO this city during the late otos
tSnS Ike that amount Of gold is held other points
deposit and the conclusion is suggested Shae hb
sum OF 2S 100000 there is included something WHICH
called gold only by very wide stretcn Oh hohe
clature. !, $780,. -. Tho rrobab,e
composition this item by the OF tne pa
OF held In the New o5sstd on tie
2lst inst OF $34 100000 OF gold, $22OOOOo Oh sser,
and Of coin certificates linus we nav we H
$466OOOO0 Nearly ten millions OF paper certnca,e 5
reported to me county s ie Kept
constantly. This paper gold representng L s
ne has been paid into the SubTreasury chiefly as Gus
toms dues, and is awaiting cancellations anu WIiic %
inc conSenience The certificates while thus resting In
the cashiers TILL reckoned as outstanding Ieaus "
gold owned by the public as well error of the
extent in respect to the amount Oh god III INC
This fact shows how the coin balance may be seriously
misstated from mere methods OF bookkeepng %
OF this kind arises from the manner
of keeping the Loan Syndicate accounts iions peins
frequently credited 10 the Government lana c1uneu IN
its coin baance) due from the Syndicate when only
gold claims the Government a. G. bonds or coupohhS
are TO be received settlement The importance OF s
source msconcepon may be inferred from the lact
that, during the earlier stages OF tle uhuiS ~
the reported coin balance sweled to the extent VI
S34 1000 in this way. l.. ..,sos
according 10 press advices, about $9OOOOOO OF suver
purchased by the Treasury for the new SILVER coinage
II allowance be made for these items VIII oe seen tnS
the amount of actual gold in the country much less
than it is commonly supposed to be-
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania 6s, 11212; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
2Oss Reading Railroad, 547s; pennsylvania Kali
road, 90. Gold, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
,,r,, ,.,.,. oooo orunsry, 1a,sc. sross receipts.

Low Moonng I4'sc GOOD Ordinary 1Asc gross receps'
ToTPoLk June quet Midd,ins ne' Is
cepts $50 bales; exports coastwse oo0 Daos sso' 80
Oa Msps ma. nns StCctton firm offerings light Mddins
1tsc net receipts rs bales; shipments 6s2 baies sAeS
800 baes stock, 1881 bales. ,o.s,u. ,St,c. Tow
BOSTON, June 24-Cottcn dun Midanng: ,e.enfs 22C
Mddling ll7c Good Ordinary, IA sci gross recep'S
bales experts TO Great Britain, ABS baies sales ~ oaeS
A. LOUIS June 24-Cotton pominaly unclaimed MIG
ding ii &c Low Mddlng, lac Good Ordinaty, 1S
gross receipts A8 bales shipments ~ baes s"cA' ''
bales. ,us,u,, 1As,c. low
Mddiing IlLc; Good Ordinary 13c; net recepts' oAs
hales: sRpments ss6 bales stock. b,522 bales ga,
io,syIiIR June 24.-Cotton quiet Middling IA
sIyhssaH June 24-COton quiet and nominal Mldanns'
14sc low Middnng Good Ordinary l4c net
ga bales exports coastwise, 81 bales Sales Ao o"'
stock actual count 1885 bales. MA
NEw.ORIRANs June 24.-Cotton hrm good aemano az
dling is xc low Middlng l4l2c GOOD OruinaIy
net receipts "a bales gross lSA bales saies i-oo
MOBILE June 24-Cottsn unchanged Mddins aes n, .os
bales exports coastwse, 80 bales; saes on Daes sA'
CHARLESTON June 24Cotton steady; Mddng i2c, 10"
Middling Ia Iac Good Ordinary 14c net receipts ~
exports coastwise l64 bales sales zoo Daes s'ooA ~
bales. -. 49,. .,st,,~ 1ALc Tow
Middling l4c Good Ordinary, 1910 net roooiP's
sales 237 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

York Jgns and se total Tor the
i "a the same time w,is s's
a,1ssSs s e iaa 'Ss sas
Sssi g sSs ~ si sIs..
Gs e T sss;s: e city
GG fdo sass er nsfton
G. ksyso foTJ n H arS accom-. 100 Texans.
So sfr 1s w ra'ss g
S.ssr "a AZ Eesst rffs
S So q g ssf So for RySods ssa live
ws sessrson sofa on their 1853 no:
steers ow at from IL c to dress 81 d. to 10 &c. 70 ofe''
wesem sold their account STs. 20 81 nG Sc
gross cwt and Tor Poor sler 81 cwt at loc'
70 eIsss Morris wa1es o he '; ssS.:
s snd a. d. es i1ons e. wont
GsG.ss Cssy 'sd for n No dress s. ~ Il
os t. q 81 srs. ST. { s. i0 to dress
2s sr head ss %sss
nS last last s asss dsys selling
and extra tsvs ssss and an" and ss
S # :ss is5 n Rsass ss.
Mancox Peters sold 90 County veas $50 h. at sc
and g Je5sey De- Is,.e 2o Rsa T. rs H. at 7c NJ IA do
1876 At &C. $50 az &c .v.r,s.
IS State do Ii2 H. do 2l7 at 6e IL oat ~ ~
f sahnecer nedden sold II Jersey veas 1875 average
SIR Or g r nssss
s s s at ay for dealers
s Sas %'sf1s sns a'd Tor and saO'
sggsa qS Sf isssE g. sSns snSs
Ese OILS sold 20 Jersey spring lambs S5 average at
80 rs at 7sc. and do, Al b. at &c q, a,
sold 1913 Kentucky Spring 1 iSs sS 81 q ~ at
s dS 81 Ss 81 # he at % SsI S Sso
s soafse KENTUCKY TO- 10 D. & and Al dO cu IS 3D.
ss sa la% gse q S sS SS
c KsntffS s Rsn sS At %o SRsFs '
sod g se,seS pos da lambs 90 "a M
d. 50 at &C., and III rough Kentucky sheep lol 10 az
today ssgs OF S4S nSss msf ass
Srmer at S@s 10 p b. heavy and light weights with few
CHICAGO June 2i-CArr1R very quiet especially for in.
teror grades closing weak scsRss s s22 Nave Stock
LINE HOGS active at decline OF cents receipts 5000
s. i5 cosng and shipments 1000 600, to Choice
dull and easy receipts 600 saieS POOR oH0'e
Juss 7 &C. B BSish: STEADY e.
Cattle slow NATIVES scarce Texans ps s az ~ Me-
dunn IS 75 Good Texans 50 SO Medium, so 80 Far,
s. S7a; Common s2ds2 20. Receipts. l4oo hogs 24oo
cattle.
EAST LIBERTY Penn June 24-cntral Stock YdrdsSAr n
Recepts Tor the week ending June 23 were sf4S heai
2 week before 800 OF the above were through
the balance 1877 for sale here making good
snnniv Causing falling of In price OF fully Ice on common 70
MEDIUM which formed the bulk of offerings and about sc 70
c nm GOOD extra demand good although great
any are still and not few Will have TO DC
on or sell al sacrifice Prices about as follows Extra
~ zoo M 81 medium good, 100 to 400 b $bdS5To;
common to fair LOO 10, 1926 % sockers 10 70
e0o M 81 2Cdi4 80 Texans light 80 25d IS TO- Duls,
a. 75as5 sales for the week footed $50 head. - -,
HoGs-Receips 23Sl5 head 9anst loyo WEEK Eek pe
100 from inquiry for light Yorkors and they
s sIe no% Phadaphas n 56as 10 heavy Workers q
81 TX light Workers II 5d7 25 common hogs $685. 90
suefPeReceps were % head against 900 week be
fore supply heavy prices of soc from last week good TO
ayra az 10 100 ~ ~ G2dS4 81 good TO extra IoO 70 SV 10,
az 25dS3 rs common, 10 TO rs 10, duh at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY June 24-whea dull Rye held at sl0 o5 for
tS' Oats active future delivery
demand sales two High Mixed Western at &c.,
S4s sss = e e. '
Se dull and r dun Mana
i for Southern aS White ~hss White
s "a SS s sie last si
&c. DUH and nominal Hay dull and LEVER penasylya
PS, and g. B Meats soad
sc; Clear Rib sides, i2c, loose packed 9Gl2tc Bacon
se RE- s wn M Hams Lard
L Butter qs Sn %ss Tnd Ehra
6e Refined l22alz Coffee unchanged Whisky offered
4 sgssS sl 50 Esta.
Si 9S e SF
Es s fse aaS
G. 1s es' t sS conn., CO Data $500
S ,'sssy wSss' !, ss aTs
and ws Rs s@ sad az sS ad
Shoulders ssc Clear RIB sides 4e cash ac buyer
Iay S:.' sss' f sss. iS
20 fGvl EsssR'jS June ns2G ssS%1s
PTass EsiTs s.
At SO 70 $50 Weight Bacon
sides i34c Corn dali articles unchanged
Exchange-New-York sight y premium sterling IS IL
pailADr.rnIA June A-petroeum dull at l2c. for Re;
l2c Timothy and tlaxseed unchanged Flour duh and
rather weak Of 400 bbs including Iowa, Wisconsin
and Ohio do IS 7basS 80; High grades So 5oes7 TO-
Rye Flour IS 2ods5 81 Wheat In better request for
sumption Red 81 30d$l 30 Amber, 81 30d$l 80. Rye,
81 05. Corn In moderate demand Yellow, 80c Western
Mixed 799soc Oats depressed White 64a65c Provisions
for Butter quiet NewYork Extras 25d27c do
do Firsts 23624c Western Extras, 22d23c do, Firsts
lsd2le; Rolls Extras, l4dl6c. Cheese steady NewYork
Fancy, IL 7dl2i9c. NewYork Prime, 9dl0lsc. Western
Fine, 10iadilc do. Prime, 9adl0s Eggs firm Pennsyl
yania NewJersy, and Delaware Fresh 22c Western do,
ST. LOUIS June A-Flour dull and dropping; very little
doing. Wheat lower and fairly active No Red Winter
81 2sdsl 2Sia cash 81 2grdsi so Jnly; 81 August
August oats lower At ssat4e. Rye unchanged. whisky
SIS 81 = cash sic 4cosis So August Dry saed Meats
unchanged no sales Bacon better Shoulders 9d94c;
Rib sides, ~ &c Clear Sides IL isd Sc, cash ~
buyer August for Clear Rib sdesN Land dull Summer
Recep4-flour 1000 bbls Wheat. 5000 bush. Oats 1000
bush
TOLEDO, June A;FlOur steady. Wheat dull and lower,
Ertm I'd, DO, q 3ehi Amber Michigan q ~ July.
u y; 10 Red 81 22. juiy;, 81 22a Corn
Rsh H dn x 7iS sS sHns 5osc sgy 5c
grade 6sa6s c Damaged, zoe Oats duh lower No.
J. 65c; NO. bse.; White, ella Freshts dun Wheat 10
Buffalo sc; Oswego, Receips-F1our 1000 bbls;
Corn, 2o 600 bush; Data 1000 bush superintendent
LOO bush; Corn, 2s,oo0 bush; Data 5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
the latest street prices :

The Secretary of the Treasury has called for
$4,000, 600 more of coupon 500 bonds, with inter
est to cease Sept a. and the following are the num-
beers of the bonds included in the call: $780, 21,OO1
to q, 700; 500, 59,1O1 to $4,000; $500, 31,901
TO "a, 600; 8, 900, 9,501 to $4,000; all numbers
inclusive.
In State bonds Tennessees were firm, the old issues
rising TO asa new selling at 47s and new series at
47ssa47l4. District of Columbia 3.65s stifened up
60 72l4, and small lot of South Carolina, skies,
new non-fundable, sold at sig. The following are
he Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange:

There is no change in money. and on call, loans
are done at cent the best grades passing at
3l2a5. The currency movement continues In favor
of this center The customs receipts at Washington
to-day were 1927, 900, and the Internal Revenue
receipts 1924 900, the United States Treasurer re-
ceiving 81 $50 900 IN National bank notes for re-
emption. The Clearing house statement is as fol-
lows:
Cury e,chanres 1924 Gold exchanges. s6153 600
Curry balances 4,252,955 Gold balances. l,O4O92l
Government bonds were dull and pretty much neg
leeted. In tone the market is steady. We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

CHsE-Te export demand continues TO improve and prices
sdecded In the quality OF the stock arriving
trade better business and the stock Of Western
being have been taken by shippers at our
figures Western offered Is SOFT not suited 10 the
OF shippers. We quote
New State Fancy -, Extra western iltdlI
for home USE. ..l3 dl3A2 western 40, com
New State, Prime TO mon 70 fine, ...-...l0 I'll
Fancy FOR EYtIa..l3 1854 Do. SKINNED. a s
Fair TO Good. IL 0l2 | State do, q do. "a
RICE-Stock Of Rangoon this evening 1000 bags the
steady but very quiet sales Of Carolina at
7Isa7ac Fair Thai &C Tor Good 7Ts1sc for Prime
and sitds1c Choicei 100 bbls Louisiana at 7a7'c
for Fair Prime and 62a6c for lower grades and Ran
COON at 62d6fsc.
TALLoW-The demand is fair at prices sales Of
sTEARiN-fHe market is stronger with a fair inquiry
Of so Western at Is & to arrive at c 90 tcs
of grade at l4isc.
fJGA RS-The business in Raw Sugars is only moderate
being apart views, but 10 sell extent
given below about a that could be obtained
nominal Of $50 hhds Molasses Sugars at fc
TOO Cuba Muscovado fair good S and 5000 bags
Centrifugal exc We quote fair 10 good Refining Cuba AZ
77sdsc Good to Prime do At Centrifugal hhds and
steady good request ssa9 for Soft yellow 97se
soft White Ac for Crushed lie for Powdered
and s<c q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
COTTON MARKETS.

BALnnoRB, June A.-Cotton quiet Kidding. l5c Low
Mddng. l4sc Good Ordinary, l3 &C. Goss receipts. IL
bales exports coastwis 20 bales saes 1877 bales spin
neeA 10 bales stock, 22l& baes.
GALvEsros, June 2.-C0ton nominal Middlng IA kc.
Low hidding, 1890 Coed Ordinary, l3c- receipts
64s bales; stock. l1.672 bales.
WILMINGTON, June 2s-Cotton unchanged MiddnE I4isa
l4ke; Low Mddl,ng. l3'e- Good Ordinary. l2tc.j net
bales
PuIIADslSHiA, June A.-Cosaon arm NiddiinG l6ac. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
or city bank stocks, 124 shares Bank Commerce
cold at 120, ex-divdend, and Continental (6) at
1881. The following are the bids

Railroad bonds were quiet, and about steady for
Pacific issues The Fries were strong and higher,
6rsts being 101i 291O2i2. aud Long Dock 1000 0l.
Harlem 7per cent frsts strong at l10l2;
Delaware and Hudson registered bonds of 1891 sell
ipg at no. and New-Jersey Central convertibles at
IO7la. The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
The bids for stocks at the close OF the ExchanH

The London markets opened steady for British
consos and American securities, but at the close
were easier Money has undergone no change, ana
can be had at per cent in the open market on uo'
eminent securities while three months bills are done
at $50 per cent No change was made In .he
minimum rate of discount the Bank OF England al
the regular meeting of managers to-day ana the
fpure is still 3lo The Bank made gain IN bullion
during the week of f1 307 900, supplementing 1t by
further gain to-day of $4,000. The proportion OF
reserve to total liabilities which was last
week 46ls per cent, is now 43ls per
cent. and the amount of unemployed BANK
notes f12,272, $50. In Paris, French rentes de-
elined from 64.32l2 yesterday to 64.15. The BANK
of France, during the week, gained IN specie
e325 900 francs The dizziness of late noted lii the
foreign exchange market continues, and while the
working rates are on the basis of 81 s6l2@$4 81
and 81 s90$4 90, the actual rates are $4 e7i2a
81 9Ol2. The bids for the Treasury gold numbered
ten agregating 81 735, 000 at prices ranging from
1878 to 117.15. The award of half million was
made at 117.O9 to 117.15. The details are as fol-
lows: ysrs Hate,
$4,000 SIT fs'iieS SGi 100000 :.i171O
al0 600 .........1l7l4 5000, 0O0... lIl4dllflo
nboo6o. ii7oSaii7lSl,o 100000
The gold market was dull and devoid OF interest
all day. During the forenoon the sales were at
lI7ls but later the price stfened little to 1l|ii.
On gold loans the rates were fat and per cent paid
for the use of coin, and later sixty-fourth. The
suevia took out 100000, one-haf of which was
gold CON- and one-half in silver bars The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest on the
public debt, and redeemed $16,700 in called 5-2os'
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared, $31 1872, 900; gold bal
snces, 81 ,O47 800; currency balances 81 ,23S,9o9
The following were the principal quotations for
gold ,,,,.,ooo ,,,,.
1880 ..ll7e l2o0li7s l30 iiii77t "oV'''ii'@
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury COM
pTised -
Gold receipts. s249sss 4e Curry payments s4l3559 90
S.od nsyments b776s 92 Curry balance. d. 1883 n
Gold 6aauoe a ,6sl.656 95 Customs'' 2Seooo w
Curry reeepts... S5l,3Sl 81
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were Currency, 81 $50 OOO coin, S72 600, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
Ordinary 1ss. Strict Good Ordinary l4 Middfne i5%
Good ord. l4as Low Middlrng. 40 % Sood narios
quotations based American standard Of

TOta. Zco i.too
For future delivery moderate business was
an advance of isc d. follows all on basis Oh 10"
Middlings: -, ,oo ga. eoo 1sisc 4,
August 1900 i5%c October, 500 Il.c Soyc%bs Loo loo,
1s sssco d peHs%Ser SSo Sach ao5 is
bsies Yesterday Ia al sny
october NSvemOsI5 ia,sSlsa'1r eb DsHs
March Ma Ag5 is ra
do,deo Al. n rnJny 800 15isc; 200 10 sszc.i
loo GSss aS 5OS 10 'i SS
Is lis rec; ioo Is Sc 800 100 i5Hs 4oo
1900 % sepes%osSer lSo 10 Ed G . 40 6coseP
sSc 'i e.; & $50. Set; sSS . lSe
January 100 Ia sac; 100 Siec February 200 10 2sc;
400 lblsc March 100 70 isc APRIL TO- ogs 10 % e bSes
Flour AND MEAL-The Flour market Is very quiet
No snnerfine and good Of shipping Extras are fairy
active well sustained the supply being moderate s PLY
1900 are firm At the the market Is fairly active ana
Steady for grades under s. 80 Medium grades aa onS
dnl and irregular Family grades steady sales OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25


berth market firm for spot and
strong for next week sieamers win gooa snd
from the Grain and Petroleum interests with rates steady for
t ss S as4 Sy s ter me- bush
e coo bush first ms1S week az S n FOR next Week.
s. SAIL bush d Grain R a. SS On 50 9na
terms rhe charters comprise an austrian DsH nghe Amecan
g sTs y SSI " Of SSe a SS s
Is Cd; German bark from Philadelphia to Hamburg or
rGm do to Sla for orders do o
65s DO At Is from Ba!imOTn German BSS
S6s DO At O. d Asf or Bso w
$50 qrs Cd Norwegian ship hence to Cork ior
T bark SSS se fese i rs
1 sitn 1890 50 SS do at as % 10 per
for sgng Wheat at early Change hangs
ter Is heavy the market closes lower and quite tame
s sssi Snyg fs5 sSs winter
the sales g 600 bush at 81 y for No cne1ga spring
ss HS ]! 8 .eI i r. sf 81
8 g IgT A%Ssr week wss at 1 sS
STs NO sas on 81 sSS Bush H. LAKE
oT on pryafe terms Oats are lower freely me
900 bush New ono MsS a. Oh ,S AZ s sSg
Mixed at g. as6Sc aioat and White at 6Sa6lc. Mixed
s at f Ss and Corn o%e4 G an%e Sss the
demand not 80 active od held at Sac ~ sto. ana
for steamer and s2dsic for SAIL Western yellow at
HAY AND sTRAw-The market remains strong and fairly
asye on sShs &c. ove va se nf SAT- at
steady but the demand u sng on we auSe s
a ays a" S'aS''' snort 0O oO~'O' anu - '0~O0,
q s Sr Common to Good Strained Sales OF 100 bbs No
and Pale at 81 IS 90 bills No j. sias4 25 10 bbls no
10 spirits . H On at 81 sales q Tar ar SOs n
light request at g. I2S52 g. Fitch is without movement
S very G At ua sqrS s saqSi tod
Psre and Ps Ro% primal a for PRESENT sa
m nnS tame and other Ss ~
market weaker for 10th cpas v spa
quiet We quote Refined at 2e for spot and month to iSa
4oc O. b aSs for i 81 to 2o do 1000 5O
l2 o bsls on spot At se 1909 s SS s. 7S S1 sps IN
fair request sales DO ayoIiis brand a. $50
e ss S5aa but SC d if at I for spot At
81? wfS l s anG Sns a a. DO de- tor Ra
asked Adces from the sources Of supply as received
0 PRoVIsfoSsH PORK market is stronger
s %ss a aSiesna i1 S 70 5000 S
Closing tame at sg 80 LOO 6s' h aS seller
.Se'ss%1sPa ;S
dSiei
sc Sy s s md; u 49, 81
slender for S%Si 3 Sr n 0 d. fr soS
Fresh Fresh Bellies ilc 5000 II rib Bellies q bulk 10 n
OF IS boxes city R' Long ceaf %
in fair demand and steady at 999Hc Lard Is scarce and
saies Of 10 tcs City, chiefly at i@c re
SS e; i%a s
tcs August at l9sec 1850 seller september at
since our last lots favor The seller and
dnne in light supply are in demand pals
Standard n a not sold as well az Good and Prime Western
the receipts Of Western are Increasing Tubs are selling at
Western has improved in quality and fully u to some Of the
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The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were Currency, 81 $50, 900; coin, 72 600 900;
less coin certificates $21 100000.
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sIAE on souru CAaOLNA. EIIcUnyE DEPARTMENT

STATE OF SOUTH cAaouxA: ExEcyriyE DErARInEyr.l
V'HE COUPONS and interest orders Of the
Consolidation Bonds and Stocks OF the II south
Carolina due July 1878 win be pad that date present
alton at the Treasury Columbia the Banking house
OF Morton Bliss 4 Co. Eew.York. n y -
The orders dine Juiy 1874 and lam
airy / is7s on all consolidation bonds and stocks issued
Of the above mentioned place. Y. L. CARDOZO,
Treasurvr b. q.