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CURRENT ITEMS.
Grasshoppers have nearly disappeared
from the vicinity of LeavenwOrth, Kan.

Grasshoppers have nearly disappeared
from the vicinity Of Lesvenworth, Kan
sas.
w. R. Jouett's formerly known as the
Aurora) distillery, in st. Louis, was
seized by the revenue officers Tuesday,
The Pacific Mail steamers Columbia,
for Panama, and Colorado, for Hong
Kong, sailed from San Francisco Tues
day.
J. NJ. M'Grew, chief clerk Of sixth
auditors office, has been appointed sixth
auditor in the place OF G. c. Sheats, OF
Alabama.
The New Hampshire Legislature has
passed resolution debsrring Raymond
and Harding, Democrats, from their
seats as representatives.
An unprecedented storm has passed
over the entire State of California, doing
serious damage to crops, and considera.
bly, retarding harvest-time.
The coroner's jury in the M'Gehan
murder case, at Hamilton, Ohio, rem
dered verdict Tuesday, that M;Gehan
died from gunshOt wound inflicted by
some unknown person.
William II. Mooney, a burglar, was
arrested in New York, Monday night.
He was desperate character, and was
identified as the one who had bloody
encounter with Mr.. Shute, whose house
he was attempting to rob Tuesday night
week ago.
Saturday night two kegs of powder
and lighted fuse were thrown through
q window of Jemes Curry's house, in
Kingston, Pennsylvania. One Of his
boarders was awakened by the noise
and extinguished the fuse before the fire
had reached the powder.
A telegram from Halifax, Nova scO-
tia, Tuesday, says a fire broke out at
Bsrrasers, near Ingoniche, Cape Breton,
on the sixth instant, destroying five
houses, and sweeping everything be-
tween there and Green Cave, distance
of nine miles, and totally destroying the
latter place, which contained about
twenty houses.
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WHY Is IT that towns so much small
er than Memphis can have cotton and
wooden mills and other manufacturing
establishments, and Memphis has but
fewi if any such? Our Humboldt CORE
spondent gives an account Of wooden
factory in that place, and we also learn
from him that they are selling in that
place the adjustable spring stirrup, made
in large quantities in Chattanooga,
which, on account of its superior excel
lence, is superceding all other stirrups.
While we chronicle with pleasure these
evidences Of enterprise in other parts Of
the State, we must urge upon our own
people the necessity and profit Of engag-
ing in similar enterprises.
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THE PROSPECT.

For ten long years the people OF Mem
phis have lived through hope and de-
spsir. For the past two years the business
depression felt at the north has visited
the south, but this is disappearing. All
who have at heart the best interests Of
the city, ell who desire to see q general
revival OF the trade Of the country, look
with deep concern upon everything
likely TO promote our material interests,
There is no city in the south that has a
richer or larger scope of territory con-
tributing to its trade than Memphis.
When the people Of this area are pros
porous Memphis participates in this
prosperity. Hence it is we do not weary
in repeating, from day to day, the same
unvarying tale which comes to us from
every direction about the crop prospects.
From present indications it is evident
that the year 1875 will be memorable in
the annals Of southern agriculture. This
has given new life to Memphis. Every
body is looking forward to bright and
prosperous future. The people OF the
south are less in debt than at
any time during the past ten years.
Indeed the outlook is most fs-
vorable. Capital feels the inspiration
Of new confidence. "With reconcil-
iation and a feeling of brotherhood
throughout the land, the blessing Of
Providence seems to have fallen on our
husbandmen with the promise Of an
abundant harvest. II this promise be
verifed-and we doubt not that it will
be-the omens which indicate success
full trade will be present in all their full
ness. When this good time coming
comes, the past will be regarded as sea-
son Of disciplinary probation and our
progressive march as a people will be
frmer and surer than it ever was be-
fore,u
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ClNSoETpaTLaN,

Fs1HE Waite silver FaTgr and Texas Rail-
4 road Company having con El.FGled with
the u -mpLls and kansas city Railroad Com
pslnt5 gives 70 LAc latter Company q CuGsldeTa-
Dl6 increase Of It's capital stock and 90 is ex-
pected that the WORK Of clearing on and grad
ing the road viii be commenced AZ an early
day, bids for that purpose having been made
10 the company. The uudrrSi -ned is slIII re-
ceiV1ng subsCII ptiOns in ArEansa5 Lands for
which The company Is paying from two to
I'VE collars per acre rs heretofore published
Now IL the time 10 subscribe lands before
they are assessed for 1873.
ReIqem Der, ali taxes cease from date OF SUBJ
ScEUUOu, All CuwUuuLcsf 0Ds addressed 10
the undersigned, caro- adam. 6 Dixon, No. Il
n =tisou street, ~ amPliH, He.u. viii receive
prompt attention. 4. a. HoURAY-
Subscription Agent ID & :. 9, K. h. 70.
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The Brownsville cotton factory runs
thirty-three hundred spindles. All Of
the thread spun in that factory is used
in the same factory in making cloth.
Why can we not have cotton facto-
ries in Memphis? This Brownsville fac
tory employs eighty operatives. Let us
have ten factories in Memphis, giving
employment to eight hundred opera
tives, and then the day of prosperity
will begin to dawn.
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they have scarcely ever been so few and
so limited in extent. The. present con-
dition June lst), therefore, We would
give as follows, putting the year 1901
q! 100. 1t should be remarked that the
figures of condition for last year were
made up to June 10Th, and these arg 60
June lst.
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From!the above our readers will see


that If the season is very unfsvorable,
like that Of lS7I-72, so that the yield is
only 10 lbs. per acre, the total crop this
year would be met weight 44O lbs
about 3,574,OOO hEles; or if equal to the
unusually good season OF 1S7O-7l, the
yield would reacL 4,5SO,OOO bales; or
again. If the weather and surroundings
are similar to last year, the yield would
then be $685. 900 bales; or if similar to
the previous GS72.73) year (I96 lbs. to the
acre, it would be about 5,IIS, 900 bales.
The condition Of the growing crop Of
June lst, has not teen more promising
since the war. The stand is as nearly
perfect as possible; the plant is strong,
green and vigorous, and the fields as
clean as garden. There are of course
exceptions to this general statement, but
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WHEAT!WHEAT!
VETE are authorized as agents Of Ii. G. COLE
W G CO. manufactures OF the celebrated
brands
F, ORANGE, FF, $3.50, C0AE'S EXTRA
AND FFFG FL0gRS,

sold by us in this market for tn past ten wears.
TO purchase wheat for their mills We will
buy the wheat 81 fair prices, or where owners
prefer, we Will ship to H. G. Cole g. Co.. thew
having agreed % pay Us net 81. Louis IrIces
for all consignmeuts, being governed strictly
Louis standard, which we viii have on ez,hi-
Dluon. We VIII charge % per cent. commits
sion Tor handling aud advancing on c0nsfgn-
meIts, ana viii furnish sacks free OF charge
20 parties sending us wheat. With the latter
advantage, and IN the absence OF proper milk
ing facilities here We feel confident that own
eTs OF wheat VIII realize fully ~ much in This
way as in any other. Parties should not order
sacks until ready % ship
NCHOOLEIEEDs s7ASAs- az & CO,
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MONTREAL, June l6.-The Star Of to-
day says the firm of Bennett, Benson &
Co., of Quebec, have suspended, with
liabilities estimated at $l,042,000, dis
tributed as follows: Union bank, $780,.
600; Quebec bank, 1855, 900; Bank Of
Montreal, $25O,000; National bank,
S25, 600; Stadaconis bank, $4,000; and
J. G. Ross, $4,000. The above figures
are not regarded as altogether correct,
and the liabilities will probably amount
to great deal more than the sum
named.
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ALL Of our accounts agree that the
wheat crop in West Tennessee, which is
being harvested this week, is most ex-
cellent. Let the farmers take care OF it,
and begin to make preparations to SOW
a still larger area next fall.
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These figures, we believe, indicate the
condition Of each crop in the earlier
weeks Of its development, and show
that the present crop is one of great
promise at the date Of this report.
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SUM ER LAW MISUNDERSTANDING week
ly) begin 18th July, 1915, and end 18th Septem-
bir. Have proved of signal use. lst-tO stu
dents designing to pursue their studies at this
or other law school; 2d-tO those who propose
to study privately; 3d-to young practitioners
who have not had the advantage OF system
attic instruction. For circular apply Up. o.
University of Va.) to JOHN Is. MINOR, Prof.
Com. and Stat. Law. jul5
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I. D. CONAwAY,
RHNJTA
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
30. 10 Madison So. sgemphis, Tenn.

A LII business intrusted to me will receive
IA prompt attention. Charges always rea-
enable,
Refers by permission to Col. W. L. Vance,
r a, Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce;
Z. NJ. Nelson, Secretary HerngndO Insurance
Co.; Il. e. Daniels, President state National
Bank; Henry J. Lynn, Secretary Memphis
Fire Insurance Co.; stanton & Moore, grOcers
aud commission merchants dscI
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BROWN 3 ALEXANDER.
COTTON FACTORS
ARD 9EHERAh
COMMISSION aBRgHANTS
BsSAa 40. 10 sEsEEROgES Flock. corner
Union sI8ss ErOIzg Bs-esaa.

EIOESIGNNEGT5 solicItsj.. Orders for ali
- KINDS CT merchandise, machinery, Tas,-
ems, ETC., accom- panied with cash CT city aC-
CsDtanCe, VIII receive c2r9LGt yarSG1sl atten-
lion All CO1StFnu eUt5 90 rs and coos shipped
by rs, covered By orr open policy o Insurance.
unLeSa otherwise iUztru0tsJ. Refsl, By per-
mission. IN German National BsBE. iyS
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WHEAT.

WE will pay the highest cash price for
w Wheat. Sacks furnished on applica-
tiOn. HAYDEN BROS
tua % Front street
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TEACHERS, TAKE gOTICRI

DY reason Of recent severe sickness, 1 will
d be absent some weeks from my office.
During this interval of necessary absence from
Memphis-on and after this date Capt. I. c.
Anderson, at his Office, No. 249 Poplar street,
Memphis, Tenn, (bFick house, three doors be-
yOnd High street, at Poplar street high school
hOuse,) or at his residence, No. 2I6 Ross ave-
nue., Memphis, Tenn, will attend, IN ALL RE-
SPECTS, to my duties as Superintendent of
Public Instruction for Shelby county, as if 1
were present and acting myself.
This June l, 1873. JOHN SOMERVELL,
Sup't Public Instrct'n for Shelby Co., Tenn
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IN IMAM L.INF
ROYAL MAIL STEAM ERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND EFVFRPOOL,

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Sailing from New York on SATURDAY Of
each week, from Pier As, Eos IA River.
CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY o. LONDON,
CITY OF BERLIN, CITY o. LIMERICK,
CITY OF BRISTOL. CITY o. MONTREAL
CITY Or BROOKLYN, CITY OFNEEW YORK
CITY OF BRUSSELS. CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RICHMOND
Passenger wiz find these Steamers taste
fully GEted mp, while the S'Ftc-rJOms are
light airy and rooI4y. The saloons arc large
ard well-veutilglCi, Tie breadth OF the vessel,
and situated where there us east noise and
motion. SfGoEIug-rDOmS, LI-tGS' EOUdOtrs,
FiauoiOT,es and LlyIgIlG7, bathrooms, Bar
beT-shOp, Etc.
Instant communication with the stewards
by electric bells.
The steamers OF this Company adopt the
Southe--y route thus Ie,euiug the danger
from ice ana iOEs.
Rates Of Fassage-csJ and $50, gold. accord
ing to accommodation, ali having equal ss-
loon privileges.
Round Trip Tickets GIf5 and Ei-5, gold.
Steeg8gs-IC and from al points al reduced
rates. john 4. DALE, gent,
IS Broadway, Sew YORK,
or EE4BN. EEEgE 81.
APPS fumet bank. Memphis
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Est day Of June, 1873.

Circulars and Pamphlets can be obtained by
application To John 4. W ilsOu, at the Springs.
Juj ALLEGHANl SPRINGS 60.
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WHEAT, WHEAT.

WE are now prepared to receive Wheat on
w consignment for sale in this market,
or ship same % our correspondents in st.
Louis, If so instructed, Sacks turnis he'd on
application.
Memphis, June It,
tul6 STEWART, GWYNNE & co.
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Also, Roman, Keene's and ParlaR.
Notice OF Dissolution.

). Z, BRoWE, :. Q. ALEXANDER
Coahoma county, Miss
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

For full information apply to g. 3. samuels
No. West Court street. my26
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-The market is very quiet at about former r''
Pot at &C.. and Pearl at &c. no,once, agnres.
aa. 81 700 At %' iSr
BooTs AND snoEs-rere Is very little en.nse worthy
Of this market in the wholesale trade there Is very
Sosng @ sq gpie Swns S no sFs s9 s
summer wear Manufacture expect over
ns year e With a.s sa a q, sa
n s6 65 coES AM hSb Hs
dun and values nominal Brush s GhS ans MEDIUM s ioa
Is Is$ Sn' , ~, nuss, sa
and quote Pale NJ. at s2as2 80; Jersey 80 5Oa
Is ass UP River - soSs6 90 LongIsland s. H.yst
S.s hss ,9a
sf sr ft % and @ To-
H a ssts s sSS ss ns an
as a sSsf s' s q 's Sr Common Common and
n and az ga for Ga and
fair business passing At sh sSSa nn fits "
Coal sent rom Potsvs region last ran 81 osi
tor. sn a s ~ s o fT % wee Week at sS The
ssl n.
81 q 1's IBIS 'sss ss: isDs ~ S
against 10 s22 tons showing decrease Of us tons
fUIesn fsa aus WITH T' fS 'y
an s qs as P s % II
ss enmbtaa 81
steam % 1886 So do carboniie. ssas9 so Provincial
COfFEF-Receips OF Rio for ending this evening
"A Oh bags and sales for the time embrace
bags To-day the market for Re less active, but holders
very ru and asking higher prices BnJ ers we're
holding Of awaiting the samples Of the steamer fasna
which arrived yesterday bui samples were not on me
up late hour this and not expected Deioe
TO morrow morning ThiS the extreme pr1ees asked
checked business and The transactions were were Only
ua ndng PR Ontario. al l9c; so9 bags
per ADaross bags Csrnda. k0h on ttrms not
rsnspred quote ordinary cargoes ~ l7tdHls; IAN
nj iSi4diSLf. Eood do. lS4s and prime 10 ~
9el9.e gold 80 90 days stoeks at all ports IN, even
afGayeston 1000 bags at savannah IL 40 bags at hAm
fUn lO and Baltimore. mHd grades Arc
steadily hed but very quiet quote Java at 20 Us;
singapore 22o24c; Ceyon. II S32c; Narscabo 2d2se;
nihsa iassi7s; Porto RICO issS3osa Costs Rea. iss
2le Mexican, 10 2Oc; AngostnrA 1921 c sa'hhiiA
2Od22c and Curacao lsa 10 &c. ali gold 49,.
COTrON-There only limited business uhhsaeteI ID
SLOT holders unnI Ce more favorable news hop hu
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steady, and British Consols shade easier, Erie
being up to 1924. The course of money il toward
easier rates, and on the Stock Exchange money on
Government securities is quoted at 202i2 per cent
Three months discounts negotiated at $40 per
cent, or 6,s below the minimum rate OF discount at
the Bank of England, which institution made
gain in bullion on balance OF tl2I,VV'
Foreign exchange was dull and steady al
about 81 S6s40$4 81 for actual business.
All the sales of gold were at 117ls0l17+, and
limited the rates paid for carrying being l, H. and
per cent. The specie shipments tomorrow are
likely to be light only 900 having been en-
gagged of which $780, 900 is silver. The half million
withheld on Saturday not shipped to-day. The
export cearances of domestic produce from this port
for the week ending tonight were to the currency
value of &c. 19O loo. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out 546, 900 in coin interest on the public debt,
and 1000 in redemption of called Five-twenties'
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows: Gold cleared, $26. ,OOO gold bal
ances, 81 s23, 100; currency balances, $2l3e7 4e.
We annex principal gold quotations.
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BALES FROM 212 O'CLOCK =. VI. TO CLOSE OF BIZ!
MSS 3 O'CLOCK Z. VI.
TUESDAY, July 6-P. NJ.


The attendance at the Stock Exchange to-day has
been less than usual owing perhaps to the fact that
many of the brokers and spectators whc went out
of town to celebrate the national anniversary have
not vet returned As a consequence, the
business has been light, amounting in the
aggregate to the sale and purchase of only 75,SOO
shares The feeling of the street. whatever that may
be worth, points Enthusiastically to bull market.
That is four out of every five of the brokers and
speculatOrs one meets in IA days peramIulatlons
through New and Broad-sts believe or al least pro-
fess 70 believe, that the prices of leading st"s are
destined in the future togo hi"hcr and while the
transactions of the day be been limited the strength
Df the market has been such as in a certain way and
ior the time being to Justify the faith of the hope
full. Business the Board opened at II o'clock, an
hour later than usual with moderate transactions
and at prices slightly higher than those prevailing
at the close Saturday night last, and closed gen
orally at an advance ranging from a to III from
Saturdays final figures Western Union, Pa
ciic Mail, and Lake Shore as of late, continue to
monopOlize nearly all the speculative interest, and
to-day comprise about sx-sevenths of the total bust
ness Union Pacific, which has not been very active
in the dealings for some time past, but which, as it
il believed by many, is only hiding its time for a
more active movement by and by advanced IN the
earlier part of the day L per cent to 75l2, but
finally, very limited transactions settled back to
Saturdays price at the close. MaripOsa continues to
! advance ON moderate transactions. OF the
z5SOO shares sold to-day, %, 800 were Western
Union at 79ssa79l2 79l2a SO4G797s, a
gain from Saturdays final price of b per cent Mar
iposa 800 shares at 12l20 1874, gain Of %
per cent Preferred 100 shares at 13 Pacific Mail,
10000 shares at 39'sa40l4 a 39si a 40 ga 4Ol2@
4O7s04OA2, gain of "a per cent Union Pacific,
1900 shares al 75a75l2475, no change: North
Western, 1000 shares at 3S7s039, gain
of l. per cent; Preferred, 300 shares at so, gain
Of d per cent; ST. Paul, 100 shares at $3.50 3iG
B3i2033sz. decline of Is per cent Preferred, 200
shares at 55sa Rock Island, 400 shares at 1884 "a
1O4, a gain Of "a per cent; Ohio and Mississippi,
500 shares at 23lsa227sa234, gain of L.
per cent; Lake Shore, $4,000 shares at
5sas0 59a $50 "a 59os ssh. gain of Id per
cent; Erie, .3,kOO shares at 154l5laQ Ii
Q15is gain of ID per cent; Pacific of Missouri,
800 shares al 49l2 and of Hannibal and 81 Joseph,
200 shares rs % 23li, a decline of q per cent. The
market was strong late in the afternoon and closed
steady at fractional decline from the highest prices
of the day. The opening, highest lowest, and clos
ing prices for active stocks sold to-day were as
folloxa.
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Bellies II sverase II e GOO DO. g2 Sl s., t,
Long Clear at kd 400 boxes DO Engdn'n so os,sss
0%a9 Lard very quiet and The pusn no,
Sny.r At the cos saes Of ~ tcs City at 200 tes re
fined for Continent private terms; Wssnrn s.csm
nominal In the for future We hsa,
Of 1880 seller August at Ign WIN AT Sa
ct the close 100 tes seller sepembef at ,
PErROLEUMThere comparatively no dsn n a, ,os
either Crude Refined The rates of tonnage Dcne se
they are holding on but pse' n ss aS' pnd
5%d5Jc for month Refined isail y! for pI1apt 20
&C. for month Naphtha IL duh at SIZE at pnadehs ~
fined is dull at &c spot and month do at Baltl
more &c bid for cargo lots Adyices from The touees
supply are tusviIle 81 20 for Upper oad on
city, 81 25dsl 284 housewife quiet weak no business 70
wells 90 asi shipments, Fl IS Iaier->aies OF Low
bbls Refined In New York at II &c: prompt ,
RICEThe market remains steady With fair
ing sales Of 100 casks Carolina AT 7-dltc Tor far ~
a5Sc for Good 7'sasc for Irime stas &c ici sh%',n
a6c fog lower grades $50 bags Iiangoon at 6rat a"a
PatIta at 81 d7c,
SKINS The market very quiet; Mexican are
firmly held rrccpts-447 bales Porto Csbro al bales cane
Town. bales Truxo 2l0 bales Brazos bales B0yafe rs
bales Savanila 81 bales New Orleans saes 100 bales
bales and 40 bales Deer ssins
neglected prices reccpts-3D baes Porto
Cab. tafoa Trux md hal Ikrxz ~
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rope. very In their views askng higher
prices stcsh Il " NewYork. 1854 bales eonsoa-
deliveries were follows: July 1b2Ic. August 10 CSC
ssc Gsi"ss s2c F TsSrnary
March ILLS May Ssc Jnns iSs.c F.s Az
5+aHc; February 500, isc; March 100 I6sac total
~ saies Second o eah.0ctooer 100 lsae rsoru ~,
l6ss.c; October 500. 14aszc. November, fOO l4hssc
quotations bascd standard Of classification IN force Sept
1874 and Upland Cotton In running quality not
more than half grade above below the grade auCed
Ordinary 1871 Strict Good Ordinary, rs Niddlng Is 2
Good ord. 14H Low Kidding. 1874 Good MID. II
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We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange:

There is no change reported in the money market
and rates on call are quoted of late at 2G2l2 per
cent. There is brisk demand for commercial paper
at 3l2a per cent.
The following is the Clearing house statement:
Cur exchanges SOL 800 Gold exchanges sol
Curry balances. 5,OS2S3l Gold balances. 7l0s9O
Government bonds have been strong, and where
there has been any change prices they have been
at higher figures We annex the latest quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

The Importers and Traders Insurance company
has declared semi-annual dividend OF u per cent
PAYABLE on demand.
The coupons OH the funded bonds OF the West us
consin Railway Company, are paid by the New-iork
Guaranty and Indemnity Company in gold
The Globe Fire Insurance Company have declared
the regular semiannual dividend Of per cent, also
an extra dividend of per cent both payable on
demand.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
cic) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports Tor
the week ending July g, and since the beginning OF
the year: - 49,. ,c,s
For tho xcet 1900 30 s73s7.Is6 s8.l90,l5S
previously reported l4O.2O9G0l 144,9s0677 l2l73ooo
Total since jan s45lT, III sG3 sl27e42ioo
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania 6s, third issue, ITO; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad POS; Reading Railroad. 5Gis; Penn
sylvania Railroad. coll. Gold 117ls.
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sOAP-The quiet Msrseli.s Notified ~
Sr2o $40,
STEAKIN SOLD to the extent -9isc..
showing further advance
suGAksIioers Of rev sugars are r'n but the market
remains dull and prices without quotsbe change;
only sale 0f 50 hhs Molasses sugar az pc
We quote fair good refining cuba at 1isdsSsc; Pne
S5sdSc. Centrifugal, hhds and boxes, NJ ad9's,
and No. ~ BOX caye at sc. Refined Is strung aud fairly
active Sd9 for soft yellow gsd lOic for so White;
llc for Crushed; llal -. for Powdered aud 10 for
Graduated.
TALI.OW-The market IL firm, with sales or 100 hbds AZ
&c., $4,000 ID Of stock NJ same price
TOBACCO - The business IN Kentucky Leaf ~ very hght
and quotations nominaly unchanged No sales were ~
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