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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03

It rarely occurs that disasters in
crease in horror as facts are devel-
oped concerning them, but the flood
in France, which was supposed at
first to have caused the death of COM
paratively few people, turns out to
have drowned two thousand persons
at Toulouse alone. The amount Of
restitution is immense, but the French
people are as liberal as they are pa
triotic, and yesterday, less than week
from the first day of inundation, a
million OF francs, or 100000, had
been subscribed for the benefit of the
sufferers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03

Hon. Asa Packer of Mauch Chunk,
Pa, is said to be worth 500 600, 900.
There are few larger fortunes in the
country. He was a poor boy, and
has accumulated this large estate by
good management and industry.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03

New Business Locals.
WALL PArENs-A large and yaric(
stock. Call at d. G.. Pcrcv's Drug Store.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03

HONOR 70 THY VETERANs.-Hon-
or also to the inventors whose genius
have emancipated the race of woman
from the drudgery of the needle.
Honor above all to firm which like
the Wilson Sewing Machine Company,
distributes its machines broadcast
throughout the land at prices that
even the poor and humble can afford
to pay. A frst-class machine for fifty
dollars This is the proclamation of
the Wilson Sewing Machine Company
to the people. Machines will be de-
livered at any Railroad Station in this
county, free of transportation charges,
if ordered through the Branch House
at S27 & 500 Broadway, New York
City.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company wants few more
good agents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03

IRoN.-No sales Of American Pig
Iron, of any Importance, have been
made lately, and the market is dull
and depressed. AS has been the case
for long time past, buyers continue
to purchase only enough for present
necessities, and as state of affairs ex-
lists, of course business can not improve
to any marked extent. Quotations
are more or less nominal. Business
in Rails shows some Improvement,
there having been some transactions
in Old Rails. There has also been
some demand for New Rails, since the
date of our last writing, although, we
believe, no sales took place. The mar
ket for Manufactured and Scrap IS
dull. Osman for Scotch Pig is light.
On account of the advance in freights,
prices are stifiening up somewhat, but
as stocks are already so heavy, and
additional lots continually arriving,
we can not look for much improve
ment in demand-Coal and Iron Re
cord.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-03

The jury in the filtonBeechcr case sti1
out This is the ninth day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE H. l87a.-TRpLE SHEET

good. sssc $50 40, prime 10 choice, SIZE. sc cen.
trfiugaL nhds and boxes NOS 70 Is, sac. gSc. mo-
lasses hhds and boxes To I16c;i meado, ee sac
cayed, boxes Dutch standard, Nos to 14c. 20 &C.
do. 10 20 ~ sc sec. do. Is 10 IS 9 ysc do, II 70
IS $50. l0lsc do, ~ TO 70 O'Sc l07sc do, white,
7'sc. sisc.; tair 10 choice Shc &c. Brazil
Dutch standard Nos 10 IL. 75sc. sbc Jaya.-Dutcn
standard. Nos 10 20 II, SIC &C. hanua-superior ana
extra superior, 1850. S6c. standard A. O76c,; Co
crushed HE. powdered n16c HE; granulaied,
l0sle; yellow So DC. extra = sc s4c; cut loai,
sTEAnrsr was dull and weak i4s4c iS'4c. for
Western.
SENSITIVE note sales by auction Is bales goat a. Csc
per H.. and bales deer at &c. per Id
TALLow was dull, with sales OF 5000 bbis prime at
sac. a - l6c.
teas including 2sl hachests Moyunes al from q sc
62c. per IL, TAI dc. uncolored Jnpans ut from SIC
60!lc per lb aud AT do. Annoy Oo!ong al from 2osc
3llac per ID.
MnIsGRY-Receipts 267 bhl' The market was steady,
The sales ~ hbls. at 81 70 per gallon
rREIcHTs.-Grain reighs hrln. Oh treghts were
steady, with slight advance. and iair demand Tor
pool BY steam 10 0O bushels grain at Id buhel and
10 ondon by steam 500 Dbls hour at p Sd Fhe char
tiers IAN Austrian bark hence 10 Cork Tor orders
with 44OJ quarters gram At o. per quarter an ltahan
BARK, with 4OOJ do do hence 10 Penarlh Roads Tor or
ders S. Sd, with option OF Waterford NJ s.. ID.
bOlA refined petroleum. al IS 3D. German ship, same
voyage, with S,UU bbis do. do at "a I'D Norwegian
bark OF $50 register, hence 10 the Baltic with 2UOD
bbls do do I'd British bark ito nrrive OF 549
tons register hence TO Java. with oil. 26c. per
ease another hence to London with $500 bills petro
register hence 10 hamburg direct with refined petrole
IS Sd.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BALL-MEApE.-At the residence or the BRIDES
parents IN BrooKlyn. on Tuesday. June Is, oy the
Rev. Halsey Moore, OF Harlem, FRANK z. BALL 70
MARY AuGrsrA, daughter OF James N. Meade. No
cards.
LRsTgR-c ARPESTER.-on Tuesday, June ls, at
the residence OF the BRIDES lather, oy the Rev. r
N. Abercromble, d. D., rector OF st. Matthew's
church. WILLIAM WINE LEsTER 10 ANNA N. CAR.
PESrER, dau. liter or Z. II. Carpenter, Esq., all OF
Jersey CITY.
Eastern papers please copy.
ACRAY-GRERNFIELD.--ln Jersey City, June 10,
by the Rev. Dr. I'm lie, ALEXANDER MACKAY, OF
Govan, GLASGOW. scotland, to NARY JANE GREEN.
FIELD, OF Craigavad, Belfast, Ireland.
RILEY-FfSuER.-At lOnkers, June 8, 1878, AL
FRED JOSEPH W. RILEY 10 Miss NARY ELIZABETH
FISHER, py Rev. q. I. steven. No cards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, June S. at the
Anthem Memorial church. IN this city, Dy the Rev.
william di0rvllie Dory, rector OF st. Pauls cnurch,
Waterloo, y. y, MIR. BURRirr STEPHEN STONE and
Miss EMMA RYoKMAy. daughter OF the late Albert
Ryckman, OF this city.
SULLIvAS-FERRis.-In Brooklyn, Tuesday,
June 10, 1875. Al the residence OF the BRIDES
parents. by the Rev. Father Thomas Ward, Lieu
tenant John a. SULLIVAN, United States Navy. 10
SADrG A., youngest daughter OF Eugene Ferris.
NO cards.
wEnB-wRTMoHg.-o Wednesday. June 1G, by
the Rev. II. NJ. Scudder, HENRY p. WEBB, TO SARAH
K. WETMoRE all Of Brooklyn.
WooDuAMs-BARER.- June the 18th, By the
Rev. w. ]. SABINE, PERCY WOODLANDS, OF New
YORK, TO CHARLOTTE L. BAKER, OF London.
London papers please copy.
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COTTON or THE SPOT DULL AND LOWER
FUTURES BARELY srRADY-FLoUR DULL AND
UScHASoED-wHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL
CORN QUIET AND sTEADY-oATs FIRMER-
RYE EoMIxAI.-BARLEY NEGLECTED AND
EoMISAL--BAnLEY MALT QUIET AND uS-
cHASoKD.-PoRK IRREGULAR But ACTIVE
LARD QCIET-PKTRoLEUM sTRADY--NAyAL
STORES QUIET AND FIRM-oRocEREs QUIET
AND sTKADy-HIDEs DULL-LEATHKR QUIET
ous QUIEr-wHusKRY sTEADY-FRRIcHTs
PRM-HEMP AND JUTE oUIEr-oUNNLRs
QUIET.
"WEDNESDAY. June le-eP.M.
There was bat little important change in the
situation OF mercantile AFFAIRS. Tue markets were
stan more or less irregular and In some cases
prices were considerably lover. Flour was dun.
wneat was dull, lower and nominal Corn was
quiet Dat steady. Data nrmer. whisksy quiet
PORK was Irregular, out Less active. Lara
was Without decided cbsn9s. Freights we're
nrmtr. Cotron on the SPOT was dull and lower
and futures vas barely steady Pstroisu N Was
steady. Naval stores wsro quiet ana nrner.
Hides we're doll and unchanged. Leather was
quiet Ola also quiet Hemp ana Iute we're !
active, onnnlos were also quiet Groceries were
quiet and ste tdy.
coEvrE The market FOR Rio strong Otnsr
grades were quiet and unchanged. We note sass
q 500 bags Laguayra on privato terms We
quote s-ordinary oarg0ss, &c. 1910, iair do.
nc l751c good do, IKE 1870 prime do, ls1So.
IKE. extreme range Tor lots lekc. 1879; gold.
g y q DAYS Java. government Dass Ae 75s. 40.
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,,.s. Bss0os 1ga S Ssa,gornis I Qg,rtaoco: re
ks sHn ::: ass &c ~ s.' .s' SO
s:sl ssnas:a s .s IS Sc Is s.ls *: sc
SSSs S.@tsss backs sISS.
&c a &c: middle ssd over crop Sc sse Rough
hemioek. 2ic 2sc rough oak 2sc SIC. beInes l4c.
aoLAssrs.-The market was auIl aud Inactive. We
clayed, zoe &c DO, muscoyado, refining. 80 Sc.
S dH M M Sew F o4san sGS sf En-
NAVAL BE- s5 nsrket r prt. tGrpsaiiHe was
ine sales 10 obs strained At 81 % LOO bbls DO
mani drm tie tade was good and the tone was weak
We sales d 80 Dbs Washington ~ 81 Is We
81 IS 81 sO Wilmington tar - s11a; Washington do
oTla@iinseed quiet. Lard was in fair demand
ana me tone wa, wea5 0otoa sec vas quiet ana IN
N BUYERS favor give was moderately active red was
Crude sperm and whse we're ma '.lye Palm was also
very quiet We quote ;IuLye, Aarselies quarts "a y
SEED " t sS e "a ana bis g. s wha erae
unpeached winter zoe 75c 10 bcached win.er. 7sc.
ale d. oieaehed spring ~ &C.; 40 nneleacged
bleached 81 %; % DO. oleacnei s: % bieached.
. SSna nsn me Il y Ell icy red weser scd eaes
ssc do saponifed 7sc 7sc; cottonseed crude 65c =
6oc. do southern yellow, sc.s .Oci do, yellow and
ale. straits as. natural laoricauns, y 80 gravity,
0RAxsxs AND Lxxoxs.-we note sales BY auction Of
800 boxes Palermo ano Naples oranges - 50 to
tfrom - TO 80 ~ ana lao cases Valencia oranges at
l PrrsoISrS@16e marEet was dulI aud closed stead,
at l1gSe Tor refined The sales were 100 bills renned
l2lss. deliveries up to July - aud 00 bbs do
l2sc dc iveries rom July up 70 the 18TH Crude
IN bulk quoe1 al sac. lor prOmpt and month, sc
tor july DO. 10 bols sse Tor prompt and mouth We
prolRp and month, i2Lc I3c. tor JAY IS haohtha,
5<c Tor prompt aud month, sc. Tor July eases lsc
Ssomp Fs ana a6a We f as July = sno
l2,sc for prompp eegrspnlc siyices from tue oil
aaoed ST Sal, ~ oil cily-Qaist al 81 ~ House:
Sllls-guiel and steady 81 &asI 80 Iidoute-pul
hf Paor,s,oss sseeip-forS packages cut meats
500 bills At ss IS SO tor August and sy ~
hams were duet a. i7c. isc Tor Wes;crn Beef was
moderately active. he sales were ~ Dbis extra mess
80 srs sss ,er aa su sea y sss' p S mesa
~ SO; do. extra mess 81 packet beet. 10 terees;
prime mess slJasis bacon aul a. illsc Tor long
clear Cut meats were quiet Uut strong ~ skc lOc
hams. isc 4 itc ior smoked hams Tic. NE. Tor
smoked shoulders. and l4c. rs Tor bellies The
:soSSs ssS srd vas quiet With sass about
s,Uev uerees az lyze l3Jsc fyr August and ~ eroes
prime city 81 lsAe. Dressed hogs were quoted - 9c
k.cn =. s market was quiet but steady The sales
ssssoo mosi a. Sse euo ss
gSSa eu,. aE OEs S sT fac S 70 pms
a1l colllnon qualities down 70 D. hangoon. 6,<c.,
currency fst9a; Is re 'arr'n'y' Eang0on' 10
'rcia- Tie market to- raw SUGAR waa quiet A. sfc,
sfected 81 concession, which hooters were unwilling
70 maze 1hs market Tor refined was quiet bat seaay.
so as 'q aen @rs " S Sda W bhds 1 q
ana nascovado sugay At 7ssc. a SIC Der 10
~ gaoS so Tar y gSs 1sir we
SIC. Do rooa . prine' s'se s1ss srocsry' TAR 70
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DIED.


ABBoTr.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday. June is, 1875.
ADDIE d.. elder daughter OF Benjamin F. and DAN
CO 4. ABBOTT, aged % years.
Funeral services VIII be held at the residence,
100 PuInam avenue, on Thursday at Two r. N.
Relatives and friends are invited.
ANTHONY. -On June 10, at the residence OF her
mother. No. 1873 Bloomfield street, Hoboken. n. j..
the widow OF Thomas Anthony, Ia the 27tn year or
ner age.
Funeral az the house. 18th inst at one O'Clock.
TIE. remains will be taken 70 Portsmouth x. l.,
Tor interment.
ASTHoNY.-At Dorset. Vt, on Tuesday, 18th inst,
ADDrE A., vile OF Edward X. Anthony.
Services Friday, 15tn inst, a. Greenwood. Car
riages rom "a West Ninth street, at ten A. NJ.
APPLICABLE. -AusTIE, son OF Ellas and Pheoe
Applexate, aged SIS Years, on June 10.
viii DC buried from MS late residence, $50 East
Egntn street. on Friday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
ARSoLD.-on June 10, In his 24tn year, GUSTAV
Inc relatives aud friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited TO attend the lunerai from his
late residence, Arnods Hall, llotn Stree, near
Boulevard, on THURSDAY lIEn Inst, OF tweIVe NJ,
sharp.
AxMAs,-On "Wednesday morning June 10, 1875,
alter a short but severe ill1ess SOPHIA, beloved
wife OF selgman Axman, IN tue 0OIh year of her
age.
BethE aud societies Gates 81 nope. BrOtnerly Love
and New YORK Lodge, No. !, !. .. r. b., and Edward
Everett Lodge, No. ", l. q b. d. (Of which GabrIei
nousman Is a meniberl are respectfully invited 10
attend the fuDefal on Friday morning, the 18TH,
at Ten oic.ocK, IRON her late Residence, Temple
BETHEL Lexington avenue and slxtj third street.
Connecticut papers please copy.
NoTIcR.-ine members OF Temple Beth III are re.
Quested 10 attend tho unera VI Mrs y Axman,
from her late residence, corner OF Lexington ave.
nue. ami Sixty.thlrd street. on Friday, June Is, at
ten A. NJ By oruer Of the President.
Z. y. JO5EPHSON, Secretary.
3AKER.-Suddenly, on Wednesday mOrnlnQ, osn
inst, on The cars OI the Union Pacific Railroad,
near Ogden, Hon. sTrPanS BAKeR. VI Pougnkeep.
sic, la the SON year OF MS age.
Relatives anu irieads o. toe deceased, and OF
his brOthers.in.iaw, J. @. BALDWIN. Martin Bates
and Marlin H. Greene aro Invited 70 attend the
funeral, at Cnrist cnurcn, POnRnkeepsle, on Fri.
Oay al hall.past TWO O'Clock, without Iur her 20.
tice. Tram leaves Forty.see street Depot ct
eleven O'Clock A. VI.
BRowE.--Ou tuesday June IS, JOSEPH BRowS,
aged - wears, nailYv OF Multgiarnam, county
WestmeatH. Ireland
The iriends oil tteIamilv and those OF his sons
ip.iaw, henrr McAdems ana Carries Thompson,
asO ms brOtners-in-law, Micaae. Tnos. 0nd James
kternan, are requested t. attend his funeral
ME late Residence. 81 East Thirteenth stree. on
Inursday aornlnQ, ~ niue 0ic1uck, ~ the aarca
ot tue llnnACul lfe Conception. East Fuurtasntn
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day 70 have tremendously arranged all their diner
ences. and II Is not much 70 predict that
within ten days old passenger and freight rates
VIII prevail TO great extent over all the late
competing lines. Mr. A. J. Drexel, OF Pniadel-
pnia, Is largely credited with beng the mediator
between Mr.. Garrett and colonelScott.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
are quoFed by Messrs. GlendinnlnR. Davis
Amory az me close OF business: CITY skies, new.
l07; United Railroad OF New Jersey, 1914; Penn
sylvania Railroad. sos; Reading Railroad, o.; Lee
nigh Valley Railroad, ex dividend, 60h Catawissa
Railroad preferred. 414; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, e07s SchuylEill Navigation preferred,
l4H Northern Central Railroad, Soa4; Length
Navigation, sos; OH Greek ana Allegheny Ran,
way. 10 sales; Hestouvie Railway, 25ss; Contra
451s Market steady.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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grass mats 2sc. Singapore 40. 2lc- 2Sc. cey.
Ion, ac a2l1<c Aaraeaibo. 1886. &c. Laguayra,
l9c 2oc. Jamaica, l71sc. IS5Se Domingo l61sc
lie Porto Rico 7ca l9c.; COSTA ca tic. zoe. Mex
lean i9c 2c; Angostura, lsc. 23sc; savania, lsc.
q 2i1sc Curacao. lie 19s1c.
CorToS the spot all and nominal Quotations
were reduced hc, per 10. Exporters refused on
except at still lower prices spinners purchased only
meet present wants ard refused bill round lots
The offerings were comparatively The effect Of
the Bureau report and unfavorable advces from the
Liverpool cotton marke Their with reports 81 i've
commercial and financial failures abroad including
mat ot one prominent house in London caused a
iceng 81 uneasness Which resulted in decline " slice
Ia contracts Inc mars ct feyers and closed barey
steady az the io,lowi nv quotations June IA 81 s.c
i5c July. IA SlsZe i5c. August. 10 33c september,
octo9er, IA u 81 November "a 7-3c a IA 9l6c. ,
December "a gl6c. IA l9Sse. January IA q SIC
IL l6c February. - l1S2e. 47Sc., March, Is ll6e.
l5hg april y 5-i6c IS u -s2c. NAV Is DOC.
Quotations based standard classification
N iorce September 1874 ana on Upland cotton "a
store running IN gu All " not more than naH a gr'
above or below the grade quoted :-Ordnary. Sssc.i
good ordinary, Asc strict good ordinary lFSc; low
niddlng, BIKE. mhddng I59c. good miidling. 1915.
Quotations based OIL American standard OF cassiiica
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON June 16 1878
Cotton weak and nominal; middling li5Sc. Net re-
ceipts, ~ bales Exports coastwise, ~ sales, l7a
Stock, l5,l5s
NEW ORLEANS. June 10, 1875
Cotton quiet; mddlng. l5c. net receipts, 50 bales:
gross a. Exports TO France, 2Ii9 sales. LOCO Last
evening, 100 stock, 56,62l. ~
Cotton unchanged; middling, l4tc Net receipts, IL
bales Exports coastwlse, sales, 200 STOCK, S,sSa
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Wheat dull, lower nominal closing ut about
Winter was wanted ana prices were decidedly higher
The sales about 10000 bushels l6a Tor No.
kee. the canal 81 IS 81 4us red and amber
winter also about 1900 bushels las: vening al 81 ll
was quiet but steady The sales were 2J0U bushels al
better request and higher with sales OF 5000 bushels al
lie. Tor ,anada, 69lse Zoe Tor mixed Western lie q
TIC. Tor white. Rye nominal az Doc ST. in bond
and tree Barley was ne elected and nominal Barley
malt was quiet and unchanged.
without change. We quote domestic cloth lie. Dor.
neo, Gourpore lSc utta, 9s<c lUc bags. IKE
HExP AND JuTE-Tne market for hemp quiet aud
unchanged. Jute butts inactive ana were
s2ss for double s2.0 sii5 Tor single Manila hemp,
&C. si4c gold per ID; The after Tor choice Russia,
BYE Jute butts quoted At 25sc ltlcc currency.
nIpEs4i6s marSet was duh and without material
change. lhs receipts Tor the week were ;-ssis from
oGs B O arP aeo caSso s
Eche S2ss rom ssy1nia per oisroei S2ci IRON As.
GER Is III from domestic ports Total aO7ss hides and
l7 bales Calcutta, per Gencorse. stock on hand =
Sry o sG Sranas do cas9l
do Bogota and sayanilia 50 do Porto Cabeo s9D do.
4 sDeo G 49, d veg e iasS B S ~ and 600
Texas Western Southern Total s 200 hides and III
Da s yssE s hides Sa So Sass E na
We Iaiasssss e $Krsa z 10. g es
lbs az lbs. 2ic 2ac. corrientss II Os q os.
osnoc BIO '6 S = s los s s s. esorn Ge
ibs. a rs lbs. &c. Central American. Is lbs. Il
Ss rs s % fS S seAI M vera "a is " SaI
- lbs, I7e. lsci iampleo, 20 lbs 2lI los lie. 9
Ss sIsH S s ss S' Il O & S PcrS
capellO aud Laslsyra y lbs " les. l9c Garages
i7c TObasco % lbs 81 lbs. isc.. gold selected.
win ds@nnd 8 1aCnppssa prices oTSs
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For future delivery (pass low mddling) the sales have
been follows Yesterday after two Il. M.July L20J
al Is 532c sO ia l5lsc; August $500 al l5Ac Septem
ber 100 al - Sa2c October lOI at IA 70 52c., 5D at
IA SS2c 6OJ At "A II l6c January 20 at Il 1916 Feb
ruary 5OV al ~ l5-ihc SO at Mach O at 10 sl6c.
Total 400 bales. To-day up 10 TWO 7. June, lOl ut
IA l5l6c.; July, lOi at loc S11 at Ia 81 s2c ut
Ia isl 40 IA 3ls1c 100 l5e l0U "A 32c..
40 AZ l5c " at "a 3l-S2c, At IA la6c., 200 ut
August 40J AZ is lac 10 al IL Cc., 100 at Ice 200
Is 6c 6U0f Is 33lc 200 At Is lSlc lg1l at Is ll5c
SO 10 53?ca 5UJ III Is l6c, To- a1 10 l2 so ut
Is Iloc 4 IS 33c 40J t5c 100 Mt IS 532c 2UJ
5Slc, 2lat l5c sOj IA 3l-32c 2y32c 500
5c. oct ober 100 NJ llGc J ut y si6c wv AZ l43c
IL Ill c QUO "A p 32c November 100 at i4el6c
20 l4isc. 400 ut Ia io2c loo NJ a y,.6c December
200 IA II we. January, ~ at l4hc 100 at II xl32c
2UJ al l4ssc lO l-l6c February, 80 IA 3l6c
Io;al "a Co.! bales Grand total, ,O bales Exchange
LUUO nber July eyen lu0 June for July
he at the ports were As follows:-avrston.
% bales: Sew Orleans So Mobile, Is; savannah "a;
Charesto -; Wilmington lao; Norfolk, AL; New York,
81 Bos,o Al; Philadelphia. ~ Total, lcsl This dav
week, 800 inns day last year 2l23 Total since
epteinbdc l. 34l7Ssl bales Cotton ireignis closed
fo!lows:--r 70 Havre. by steam, &c. TO Hamburg. by
steam &C., compressed. 10 Bremen. by steam, isc..
compress sed. To Liverpool by steam, ll-S2d by sail
9S2d.
fLoug AND GRAM ReceiDts-Four. ,493 bbls wheat
ll9 800 bushels; Is 65U do oats 2i50U barley
malt 2 500 do rye, ls) do nc flour market
tluued uu, bu prices were unchangeo, We note sales
1870 Dds kye nour va, dull and unchanged. Corn
quiet The sales were 40 bills ut 81 40 81 50
Tor 1T ind wine; Western yellow So 81 81 IS; Jersey
ana P0.nnsyvania yellow s. 81 "a Is; coarse 81 81;
fne sitted 81 %: uolcd yellow, 81 To boted white,
81 IS Der loo lbs Jersey sacked-Coarse, 81 So 81 co.
nne yellow 81 ~ IL rs, and fine wnIts 81 10 81 IS
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Ink. FRoTHISGHAM CO. AXE SPOKEN OF
" the Philadelphia Inquirer follows:-"They keep
ten financial report weekly condition of the
ket. We advise perusing IT."
ALEX FRoIHINGHAM 4 CO.. Bankers, IL Wall
street. are mentioned follows by the Pittsburg Dis
patch They und oubtedy do largest business
established in their line"
ALEX FRorHISGHAM co. are mentioned as fol-
lows by the Kansas City News:-"we believe them to
be the successful house the stock privilege bust
ness"
ALEX FRoTHINGHAM & co. will furnish to those
desiring invest and quotations weekly OF
great value containing many points those
toned Wall operations Their ADDRESS Il Wall
street."-Boston News
Albany Post says:-"Nessrs. ALEX. FRoTHINGHAM
CO., Bankers and Brokers' offer facilities liberal
than be found any other house In the street"
American EJournall says:-'There has been
5000 profit paid in 30 days OF Privileges
by the bankers in the street ALEX FRoTHINGHAM
co. paid the largest amount OF any single house /"
The only satisfactory and safe method Of specializing
to advantage is to purchase Privileges Stocks and
those conte mplatng operate should DO through
the banking arm OF FRoTHINGHAM co-New YORK
Independent
Advlsea-The Evening Mail advises .1hose desiring
TO speculate 10 place their business with ALEX.
FRorHISGaAN CO., Il Wall street, the leading
house In this branch"
"ALEx. FRorHINGHAM g CO.. No ~ Wall street.
have issued q circular giving q Hns comprehensive
statement now money invested sums Of so to sO0o
nave realized many thousands OF collars pronL"-Grsnd
Rapid Times
ALEX FRoTHISGHAM CO., u Wall street have
in their employ twelve bookksspsrs ana assistants.
There arms who employ as many as SIX men,
CONNIE cisl Advertiser.
"a Profitable Invostment-If you Will sand to ALEX.
FRoTHIYoHAM CO.. BANKERS and Brokers. IL Wall
street. for explanatory circulars containing tailed
statements price lists &C relating % stock Privileges
you will become posted as 70 the best and most PROFIT
abe investment you make with your money as a
aud sure means OF increasing your capital with no
such risks OF losing AL or making nothing IS Is tue case
nothing can be lost aud much may be gained lnvestl
gate tor yourself. n-DuDuQu3 uowa) Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN CHARLES
4 Weifzel and Henry Eberlmg has this day been dls
solved by mutual consent Charles Weze Is TO assume
all the liabilities Of the business affairs ,,,r1p,
HENRY EBkRLING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
FINANCIAL.

Q7A lln WANTED-ON BOND AND MORT
PlV.OOO gage, az six per cent on improved city
property IN Ninth ward worth S4lWUi good ponusmln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

was nrm 10 the morning, and great strength was
developed as the dly wore on. The Cunard
steamer takes out nearly s2.OOoO00, and 1t Is said
about s1.20000O Is engaged Tor the German
steamers tomorrow. the advance or the gold
premium TO IL, u whlcn rate II was 1rmly
maintained, was regarded indicative or higher
prices.