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National Republican., 1875-06-23
HITT0N...THE SIMMER Res OFT.

Asa summer resort for Washlngt0nians YATs
TON in Loudoun county, Virginia, W. q y. r. r.
offers hne attractions. Only i've minutes Walk
from the depot. Fifty miles from washington,
Reautiful mountain scenery. Plenty fresh milk,
butter and cream. Every thing for health and
comfoFt Terms moderate. Address GEO. w.
WRiGHT, proprietor Yatton, Round Hill depot,
W. o. x. r, Reference Z. g. NARROW. I2ls =
street northwest. je2-WFMtf
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HY6EIAN HOME,
Florence Heights, New Jersey.

This model Health Institution, for the treatmen
of all classes of Invalids without drug medicines
is deliRbtfully situated the Delaware river. be-
tween Trenton and PhiladelphiA Boarders as
well as patients accommodated. wholesome fare,
shaded walks beautiful groves, fine roads, eroquet
grounds swings, boats, gymnasium, &c, For par
uSnIas uSla so59a r TRAIL, MD,
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CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,

SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
DR.. X. ID. BAGNALL Resident Physician,
Great variety Of mineral waters. Daily mail.
Excursion tickets by Bal fillmore and Ohio railroad.
Terms SIS per month oftwenty-elght days blI per
week. For pamphlets address
ies-2w A. ]. MYERS, Proprietor.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

ACTION OF The BOARD CT POLICE.
FIRE DEPARTMENT DIFFICULTIES.
DEATH OF NIB. TFOMhS E. LLOYD.
THE CITY OF BALTIMORE SKUNKED.
Crystal Palace Garden-NeW Buildings
-DeIinquent TaN-Payers-The Ma
riue Band-The Pacific Railroad
News Items Letters From
the People, 6e., &C., &c.
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Auction Sales To-day.

s5-Csnt Ofiee Coats
A. SAKs & Co.'s.
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35-csnt Office Coats
A. SAKs * Goa
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DEER PARK HOTEL
IL Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
will open JUNE q, 1875. JOHN DALEY, MANA
ger, formerly of the GladeS hotel, Oakland.
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ROCK ENoN SPRINGS,
TrRNs-s5o FER MONTH

TERNs-&SO PER MONTH
Fare from Washington to the Springs and re-
turn. 80. Leave by b. & D. Z. X. at 7:5O l. m
Through cars to Winchester. zine. light coaches
from tnchester 10 the SPRING, arriving at pm.
Tt Ose looking for pleasant home in the noun
tains for the summer, where they can have every
enjoyment, free IRON the restraints Of fash
iOn-where they can enjoy pure air, bealth- giving
waters and Grand scenery, cannot ind more de-
nkhtfnl snOt thHn Rock EnOn SDrIngs. iCl2-tf
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oo-VenS OWco Ooabs
A. sAKs 4 Co.'S.
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oo-Cent OmOe OOaIs
A. SAKs & Co.'S.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
II TRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPE-
CIAL TERM, JUNE 8, 1876.
In the case Of ALTRED sCHUCKING, administrator
ofFREDERICK PoLKow, late United states army,
deceased, the administrator Aforesaid has, with
the appreciation OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict or Columbia aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY,
June g, A, ID. 1875, for the hnal settlement and
distribution of the personal estate Of said deceased
and OF the assets In hand as far as the same have
bee n collected and turned into money; when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from ali benefit In said deceSsed's estate:
Provided, copy of this order be published once
week, for three weeks, in THE NATIONAL REPUB-
LICAS previous to the said day. -
Test: A. WEBSTER
ies-W3Ws Register Of Wills.
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LEGAL.

HIHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court of the istriet Of Colum biA holding Special
Term letters OF administration on the personal es
tate OF GEORGE r. EDWARDS late Of District Of Co.
lumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day of June
next: they may otherwise by law be excluU ed from
GlFbeneht OF the said estate.
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of June,
K75. CONRAD D. EDWARDS,-
\ ieIs-w3Ws Administrators,
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ADJUSTMENTS. 80

CONNSCO0-0-CS~~N~CS-- -CSoOoS0OoON~ONOOO0NO
r A = A Il L.
IL ROSEDALE VS.. PYTHIAES.
"WEDNESDAY, June q on Olympic ground
4:3O p. m. Admission IS cents. LadIes frrr.
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ITALY'S IMPROVlSATRIcE.
Hiss GARDENERS PICTURE OF CORINNE.
BENEFIT OF THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
ADDRESS OF DR. ORIs. O. COX.
MUSIC, ART, WOMEN, AND DANCING.
Centennial GlOrtes-The Memory OF
Washington The Neglected
Shaft Native Artists-PallRs-
Like America, &C., &e.

Last evening \ very large company was assem-
bled at Willard Hall, the occasion being an ex-
hibition of Miss Gsrdner's picture Of Corinne, an
orstiOn by DR.. o. o. Cox, and the concluding
pleasure Of dancing. The lady managers were
Mrs Bouligny and Mrs. Morrell. The reception
committee consisted Of Judge Macarthur, chair
man; DR.. Blake, Judge Johnston, DR.. O. O. Cox,
Judge Norton, DR.. Peck and General Nelson
The master OF ceremonies was DR.. Ruth; and the
floor committee were Messrs Morris, ance,
Wilson and Brown; and the committee Of arrange.
ments were Messrs. Barlow, Brown and Barrett
In the hands Of SO many competent people the
affair could not be otherwise than brilliant sue
cess, and we regret inability TO hnd room for Q
full description. 1t was q patriotic affair, and
for the benefit Of the Washington monument
Those wishing to view the picture Of Oorinne by
daylight can do so so to-day after Il O'Clock. We
refrain this morning from criticism Of its merits
1t would hardly be polite, under the ctrcum-
stances, and besides the subject will keep.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24
WIT AND WiSDOm.

ALL honest men will bear Watching.
1t is the rascal who cannot stand it.
y CHURCH at TicOndcro@a has been
converted into Il cheese factory. The
mite society Will meet there u usual.
HANNAH GARBAGE of O-amc County,
kaS., wants Il divorce from John f. Cab
bage. John seems to have proved very
sour krast to Hannah.
AMAN called on Il dilatorv debtor and
politely said, "If You'll pay me the
amount of your bill Immediately. You'll
obIi~e me; if not, | shall have to obli@c
you"
FAIR woman was made to bcwitcl-
\ pleasure. a pain, 4 diSturber. "a nurse,
\ slave. or a tyrant. Il blessing or curse.
Fair woman was made to be-which:
- SAY. Bill, what's the difference be-
tween your watch and 4 bill postcr?';
Il give it up julius" well, onc is Il
Biil's ticker and the other IS Il bill stick
er."
DIR. BETHUNE used to tell Il good
story about two Scotchmcn who came
to this country several years ago
"What's the matter, Andrew, that yc
seem sac troubled this morning?' Il
had a fearful dream in the nicht."
.'W'hat did We drcam?'' Il dinna like
to tell did We dream We saw the
deil?n "No, it was far waur than
that "Did We dream Yer mithcr was
dcad?" "No. it was far waur than
that "WeIl, what dd ye dream,
mon?:' why, [ dreamed l was hamc
again"
If You have Il good coat and don't
choose to Wear it, it is Il very different
thing from not having Il good coat at
all. But mistakes may thereby occur.
Not long since Il gentleman of some po-
litical and public note, but also noted
for his carelessneSs in the matter of APP
parcl, was thoughtlc>>ly sitting on a
portcr's truck in front of one of our SUI
burban hotels. \ lady traveller, very
naturally suppoSing him to be the por-
ter, requested him to carry her Sachel
to the depot. He readily complied, but
on reaching the lady'S destination he
blandly declined the offered compensa-
ton, and with a graceful bow, left her
wondering at the di>intere>ted politcne>S
Of her "pUrter.'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24
A Rat Story.

Whilst Mr.. Joseph Terrell was sitting
in his back porch about dusk the other
evening he saw two rats coming from
under some wood close by. Noticing
something peculiar about them he paid
close attention, and discovered that they
had 4 straw in their mouths. one rat ut
each end. The rats went down to q lit
tie pond in the yard, laid the straw
down, took Il drink of water, picked up
the straw and marched back in the same
way they went down. just before
reaching the wood Mr.. Terrell killed
them both, and upon examination found
the largest and oldest rat to have been
totally blind. Nj. Terrell says the old
rat was very fat, and is satisfied that the
other rats have been feeding him on
young chickens and turkeys, as well as
Watering him.-BaLard (Ky.) NewS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

was the leader of the Opposition in the last
British Parliament.
The first fast mail train west from
New York over the New York Central Rail-
road left that city on the 10th at All 3. H..
two minutes late, and reached Chicago on
time at + - q. M on the 18th.
The grand autumn mancuyers of the
German ARMY recently took place near LEG
nitz, lasting three days. Two army corps.
each about &c. M strong, We're pitted against
each other. The Emperor, attended by Won
Moltke and his full suite, watched closely The
details OF every movement. Many foreign
officers CT distinction were present.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

WHEN the hands Knocked off from
work for dinner at one of the buildings
being erected ON Alabama Street vc>ter-
day, the bod carriers got into Il joking
mood. \ street-car passed by at the
time, when II of the negroes remark
ed: "lou poor niggcrs didn't know
that | used to be 4 stakeholder in the
strect-car company" "You'se a fool,
ni@gah; else you t'ink We is" said an
other. cts Il fact; | was" protested
the boastcr. "IIow much of Il stock
holder was you, now?" asked Il third
darky. "Why, | held de mules up
hyar at Peachtree Street, when they
changed de teams to &c cars."-AHan-
tn (G0.) Constitution.
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THE

1ST. LOUIS. September 81, 1875.
BF~EvEs-Cnolce, s~5.7596.23; Good TO Prime.
e~4-7595;75; Cows and Heiiers. $2.SOg4.N;
Corn-Fed Texans, $3.5o94.50.
HOGs-Shippers, 3 209 40
~SHEEP-GOOdt to Choice, s~3.25S4.15.
F~LoUR-Choice Country, s7.r81.S; Xxx
'WHEAr-Red. No. >. sl,5lsI.0; No. 81
CoKS-No. 2. Mixed. 56s;Ghc.
OATS-NO, ,, SEQ SIC.
RYE-NO. >, 70G.Ic
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, s2.:Os2.55.
T9nAcc01PlanteTs LGgs, $'.~s7.s3;
HAY-Prim New Timothy, I6.5OS IL. 90.
BUTTER-Choice Dairy, 2692SG.
EGGS-I56 l.c.
PoRK-standard Mess, s2l. 75s@25.
LARD-Rcfined, 132. q liC.
WooL-Tub-washed Choice. so; Unwashe6
Medium, 3l933c.
COTTON-Middling, lS4c.
NEW ORK
els.
HoGs-Dressed. s1O .5Oall.C0
~SHEEP-CIipped, s4.25g6.50.
FLOUR-GOOd to Choice, $5.90gG.34.
WHEAT-No. , Chicago, Sl.l4gl.3.
CORN-Western Mixed, ia &c
OATs-Western Mixed. IS SIC.
PORK-Mess, $2l.l2R9 2l.2j-s
COTToN-Middling, 1870.
CHICAGO
BE~EvEs-Common to choice, $3.50 o 4 -
Texans, 81 .509 4 90.
IlCHS-Sbo'l W SiI'AtS y a.
~SHEEP-Shorn, $3.5094.15.
FLOUR-ChOice Winter, Extra s6.759T -.
Choice Spring Extra, $500 rs.
WHEAT-Spring No. =, $l.O19l.07ta. Sprin2
No. 3, g9 9jc.
CORN-NO.2 ,, jG9 see.
OATs-SO. ?, Boa 35Iec.
RYE-NO. 2, "a aJc.
PORK-SewM Mess, AL. p %.
LARD-Per cwt. Sl3. 500 l3.3T5s.
CINCINNATI.
FLOUR-Family, s6.3596.50.
WHEATON,, S1.i0 sl-45.
CORN New, 6,6.Tc.
OATs-NO. ;, 35g SOC.
~PORK-NeW Mess, go. % p 80.
LARD-Summer, l3d BIC.
COTTON-Middling, l3Hc.
KANSAS CITY.
~BEEvEs-Native Cows, a2.75s4.CO. Texas
Cows, S2.0O93.1211.
MEMPHIS.
~FLOUR-Family, $6.259S.25
CORN-New, ia 75c.
OATs-New, 43G 45c.
COTTON-Middnng, 49,.
NEW ORLEANS.
~FLOUR-Choice, $1,000 :. 90.
CORS-White,S SIG Sc.
OATs-4Sg SIC.
HAY-Prime, S21 as co.
~PORK-Mess, S22. 90 q %. 60.
BtJDN-97s glI5t.
10 Prime .969lIc.
C~OTToS-L"w Midilir 2, exc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

=. p. WINTERMUTE, who killed Gen.
McCook Il, Yankton, d. T., has finally got Il
verdict OF not guilty.
THE Rev. +. j. Toby, n Methodist
minister, wa, recently shot and killed by some
unknown person, between Cameron and
Eiizabethtown, New Mexico. His horse
was found tiled to "A. tree a short distance
away.
EX-SENATOR II. B. Lowry, of Erie,
Pa, has given a house and grounds worth
$4,000 TO the Erie Home for the Friendic-S.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

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5n' s,.;L,
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

WHAT word is that in the English
language the first two letters of which
signify a man, the first three Il woman,
the first four a great man, and the whole
q great wOman?-Heroine.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

a DISPATCH from Paris states that the
formal conference Of the Bonapartist
party at Arenber@ has been abandoned.
The causc assigned is that the popular
excitement is 50 threatening, it was
considered more prudent to remain
quiet for the present. The Bonapartist
organs and leaders preserve the strict
est silence in regard to this affair. The
Government is closely watching all
movements OF the Bonapartists and is
prepared to act with yigor should cir
cumstances require.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

ACCORDING to the report of the Ma
tional Cotton Exchange, the total cot
ton crop for the year ending Sept. /,
1879, was 3,S27, SO bales, of which
2,61,44S were exported and l,2oo,l73
bales We're taken by home spinners, in
Guiding l26,6JO bales net Southern con
sumption. The Sea Island crop
amounted to 1861 bales, including
S,139 Florida, 1,O74 Georgia, 1,30S South
Carolina. and lG6 Texas. The aver
age weight of the crop is 4G8 pounds
per bale; Sea Island, 392 pounds per
bale.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

An Interstate Convention is to be
held at Vicksburg, Miss, on Oct. ,, for
the purpose of devising some means of
protecting a large portion of the State
of Louisiana from destruction by the
~crcYasses in the lcvces of the Mississippi
River, and also for the further purpose
of uniting the efforts Of Louisiana with
those of other States subject to the same
disasters; also, to obtain the Joint eff
forts of the States and communities in
terc>ted and doing business in the valley
of the Mississippi, and desiring It's i'm
mediate material prosperity, with the
view of urging Congress to make the
locating, building and repairing of sucn
levees a national work, independent of
all State concern.
JUDGE GILBERT of the Supreme Court
of Brooklyn, y. Y, has rendered a de-
ciSion in 4 civil-rights case wherein
VIM. F. johnson, colored. sought to
compel the principal Of Il public school
to admit his son, instead of sending him
to the school provided for colored chill
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24

TIE Nebraska Democratic State Con-
vention, held at Fremont on the 18th,
adopted resolutions favoring Il return to
specie payment, and deprecating "alI
attempt TO commit the Democratic
party to a system of paper money based
upon an unconstitutional exercise of
federal power, is Il crime against the
common welfare and Il wanton vio}a-
ton Of a cardinal article of the Demo-
cratic creed The only nominations
made were for Judges of the Supreme
Court.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-24
CURRENT TOPICS.

ANOTHER terrible disaster occurred
on Lake Michigan during the storm on
the night of the 9th. The propeller
Mendoza, when of Point Sauble, found
cred and sunk, carrying down eleven
persons to 4 watery grave. Among the
lost were Captain Fairbanks wife and
father, besides nine of the crew. The
remainder of the officers and crew, nine
in number, were saved in the boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June q 1878
good ordinary, sc. Set receipts III bales. sales So
sEw ORLEANS June ~ 1878
Cotton nrmi offerings lisht; middlns, l55Sc. low
bales gross 80 exports 10 Great britain LID sales
MostLE, June e 1878
Cotton quiet mlddlng, 1870. a l4ssc. low middiing
ports, cosstwi.c, Isl safes, i5o stock $50
SAVANNAH. June q. 1875
ding aa s soa oPa aa Ne eee s baa a
Exports coastwisc. i46. sales, y stock, a70i
CHARLESTON June %, 1875.
Cotton quiet middi,ns, i'c low middiag, l4hs a
l47ic, good ordinary, ltc Mt receipts. y bales Ex
wnuseroS June p, 1875
spirits Of turpentne quiet 04c gosin quiet at
hard 81 p tor yellow DIP, ami s. g for virgin Tar
steady at 81 ~
Lake receipts i, oP1o i7so ebs. wheat 1000
bills wheat 4Wo bushels. corn, 1900 10. oats lOi0J
S9shds' corn g@ndo os 81 ~, az eapSi sainmSnt
70 tidewatrfWncat 9Lou bushels; corn, u 0oido 10
canawheat 70. corn, 6sc. Csc 70 New YORK, tolls
s. Is 81 rs for spriug s. IS SIS Tor BAKERS SIS 30
g z ioI amer 50 l5a 2 lor white IS - tor rye and
ton. 70 operate among milers q speculai9rs5 sale
10 hard Milwaukee al 81 IL, Corn duh and heavy
sales OF lob bushels high mixed al 16c 30 coula be
I'VE and barley none here. Pork and lard unchanged.
Flour quiet ana unclaimed wheat quist aud weak
No spring, 81 9l% 81 ", No Edo, 9sc spot 9sssc
July sl 0tAl ueusti No do 95c. soc, rejected
SIC. Corn quiet aud weak: No. mixed. 691,c.
bid spot; 7liae. Bad, July 7lssc.. August; rejected,
Csc oats 10 air demand aud lower; 70 5i5c.. spoti
Be bid july; &C. BID August reiectce 5lc, rye duh
No spring 81 IS spot 81 OS ST o. september. Pofk
duh lower and unsettled -acs st SIS 95 SD spot; SIS
81 July; So 1875 August Lard duh and dropping az BIZ
gga $il 70 SPOT; ~ 70 siS ~, August Bacon steady
whiskey y 6 Frcighb unchanged AZ the afternoon
July ealst. August Corn weak and lower at 69itc..
Juy 7ic August Oats heavy md lower Al s31sc. cash
Or june pic, July S9&c; soc. august PORK shade
lower offered at SIS ~ july SID 10. Augng SO % bid
september Lard shade lower at ST. -. July Sl3 To-
August Rcccipts-fi0ur. 90N bbls. wheat 900 bush
corn. 5000 DO 5000 do. barley, 2OOU do.
shpments-F,our, 900 bbiss wheat, 400 bushels;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23

s5 81 ana ol Banks ats1 The demand for macSerel
Was better We note sales OF 2oJ IBIS prime shore AZ
~ ter 30 AM 81 - Tor 10 z 20 do poorer GRADE
w4s II GOOD demanl tie es were 500 lAc, seated
AZ $50. Barrelcd herring was dull aud IN
- i $40; No 2, none; s. 5, none No SHORE.
so Sli; No ?, S. - 80 No. 3, nonet No. English,
none; No. 2 none; No. q 50; GEORGES hank goldfish,
50 81; Grand S. 50, Western, new large threes
81 50; medium, 81 51 scaled herring, &c. 3jci
No 1,
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-Fiour, 10, $40 hbls. !;
wheat ~ o. bushels; corn a. 100 do oats, Gl90 do.
neal 80 buls and So bags anu barley matt $3.50
bushels. Ine market continued duli, tut prices
nomia lis unchanged. There was some little demand
Tor shipping eNtras. but much. sou bern quiet
and without change fhe sales were 1900 bbl-. Rye
wa. arm and wanted, Corn meal was dull. The sales
were 35l 6bts., at 81 20 brandy wine. We quote
Western yellow, 81 - p; Jersey ana Pennsylvania
DO s. 81 IS; coarse, 81 81 me sel. 81 81 boiled
yellow 81 70; waite 81 IS 100 lbs Jersey sacked
Coarse 81 81 81 20; fine yellow, 81 10 81 rs; line
WIN b d b q We -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23

EXPORTS.
The exports OF produce from this port for the
week ending to-day amount ito s5,o97,ol9, against
$6429,oTS for he corresponding week last year,
and $5T2s.el5 in 1878. me total exports since
January l. this year. are slle, $50 3i3, against
slS7, 7sl, o33 in 1874, and $l3l, e4o92o in 1873.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed nrm at the following
quotations Limited States currency skies, 1925
a l22A 90. DO, 1881, registered 1908 I'll; do.
do. 1881 coupon, l26A I26h; 90. hve-twenties,
1852, registered, us; 40 do, do coupon, lis q
l1sh; do. 40. 1854, registered l1s7S 1917 (;
do. do, DO, coupon, ll9 a ll9i<; do.do., 1865.
registered, l2l a 1914; do. DO, Co.. coupon,
1924 l22N do. do, do, new, registered, 1908 u
l2l; do. do, do. do, coupon, l24 l24k do. do.
1857 registered, 1914 I2i1s; do do, do. coupon.
1855 a l25A; do. do. 1865 registered, l2lk
1919; do. do, DO, coupon, lbs a 1851; do. ten
forries, registered, 1175s 1lsH; do. 90,
coupon, 1ls4 1l95s; do. nves 1881 registered.
ll7x 1lsS; do. do, do, coupon, llsA 10.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following are the treasury balances re-
ported to-day:-Currency, s4,5oO,ooo coin.
s73 ESQ 600 less coin certificates s23e5o, ooo The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on
account CT interest, and $4,000 in redemption OF
nve-twenty bonds. The customs receipts at this
port to-day were s346,o0o. The bank notes re-
celved for redemption to-day amounted TO
81, oo0 900. Revenue receipts, sl25.ooO.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report a gain OF flss,ooo
sterling ~ the Bank OF England on balance TO-
day. The rate OF money at the Stock Exchange
on government securities is a ga per cent. Con-
soils are nrm and higher and American securities
firm. Erie advanced 10 ID, but subsequently, re-
acted The following are the late prces:-Con-
cole for N
93k 93H; United states fve-twenties, 1865, old,
lOoA; Erie IlA a IL; rentes In Paris, 64f. 35c. An
evening cable despatch states that meeting OF
Erie bondholders, representing flooo,ooo sterling
or Erie bonds, mas been summoned for July 5, for
the purpose or adopting protective measures.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23

ADVANCE AM DECLINE.
The following IRE the changes during the past

tWtHIE -IUUT HUUF8s-
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific, preferred, x;
e, q. ana a., Us (; Delaware ana Lackawanna, =
Hannibal aud -. Joseph, Is Erie m London. =.
UECLfNE.-Atlanttc aud Pacific Telegram. j.
Ere, F.. Harlem 81 Lake sngrc, y Northwest
common. la; ONO ana Mississippi, =: Pacluc
MAJ, ~ Panama, tat QnfrN-tVer. 81; Rock
Island, Is -. Pau, E Un0n Pacific e. Western
Jni0n / /, ~ Paul preferred, 4; cola, q.
TIE MONTY MARKEr
Money was easy, aa1 largc blocks OF capital
were offered Tor the year is low as per cent.
on caf loans the rates were from 1 70 2ls per
cent. Business paper ls unchanged. Foreign ex-
cnange Is quiet ana steady. Prime sterling asking
rates 4s71s and 4.901s selling rates, 4s65s a4s71s
and AsoH a 400. Reichmarks, pa 94s ana 051t
q a55.. Cables, e55s Prime PARIS, 5l5A 5l2H.
THE GOLD MARgEr
Cold opened at ll7H and closed ~ l17j4, the two
extremes OF the day, Ths borrowing rate was
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HAVANA MARKET.

nAVNNl. JUNO z, ItI1.
Spanish geld, 2i1 a 2ilj6 Exchange nuict and weak
on the United states 60 days, currency 81 IS premiums
short sight 50 ~ premium: - davs gold. 16 Ia
premumi short sight. gold 10 ~ premium on on
don. ~ l43 premum, Paris, ll6 a us premium
EugaT
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ETROpEAN MARKETS.

IfvEnrOoL PRODUCE MAWKEr-LIvERPOoL, June ~
Eyenng-spirits OF tnrpcntine, rs 9L 2fa per cwt
b0NuON fROptCk MAnNfT-l OSpON. June 22-Even-
ing -Fne rosin 49, a Us per cwt spirits Of turpen.
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NO. l-JOHNSON BROS, 1850 BROADWAY, HAVE
n Estate Funds 10 loan on BOND and mortgagei VIII
casehod and second mortgages, New York. Brook
anu Westchesler
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NY AMOUNT LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A on prime Now York and Brooklyn Real Estate,
Mortgages cashed no bonus and lowest rates Offices
IL Pine ST. and 81 East 18th 81. V. X. STEVENSON, Jr
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MEETING or HOLDERS OF SEVEN PER CENT
"A equipment Bonds issued by ioledo and Wabash
Railway Company, VIII be held at l3 William street,
third floor Mondty June % nj IL NJ TO take measures
10 protect their interests BONDHOLDERS.
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TUESDAY, June %, 1875.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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TOHN 5. PIERCE, NO. PINE STREET, LOANS
81 money without bonus approved Real Estate in
New York, Brook and Westchester county also
chases Mortgages at lowest rates