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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON June l5l2}O D. mConsCls, s. ae3la for money
% dg3t Tor the account United states FvetWenty bonGs
-d5., OIL 6i2 F,es 1851 Ede Ial"ay sndi''s
4al4 l. do. Preferred, IL ,,
LIVERPOOL June lj-l2:30 r. m.-COu1n II teaty NIL
ding Upla,s 1Sls; Nlding orleans, fa8L; sal lOObO
l4.es Including 1900 speculation and export sairs
the hasis Middling UpIans nnt,ag below Low Milling
and September at 1s TIC rec pts OF
past three 81 90 ibciud
ing $1,000 qTa American. ~, .
ASyEAP June l5-PeuOleum. 2j al for fine Pale Ameri
no, .
LONDON June l5-2 n. m-Consols for money, e27ss
93o93e PARIS dispatches quote Rentes
al Git 3 e.
JvRspnOl- June 152 m.-Breanstufs are irncr Corn
$3.50 81 y ar. Mixed western. California Nute What
averages . v al DO CliD, J3DJ Z voiai Rcd
2US 10 p GENIAL DO Winter. D Los Y
Genital Lard, & 100 y cut. 49,
LONDON, June 1880 b. n.-Thc amOInt OF bal IN gone
inD Of England balance to-day, ~ 200 o. Ere
Railway shares Il H. .o. =.
IIyEseOO. June 1880 y. moi the sales Of Cotton TO-
day $500 sales The BASIS o Mihy
lnlauds. nothing bcOS Low Niing. deliverable iie ana
nod sales oi shipments Of the new cr0p, on The Dass
OF ding Dptlds, nothing below Low Middhnc ~ I'sl
LIVERPOOL June y. mIhc market FOR Yarns and RAD
res a Manchcst is quiet but urn .
LONDON, June l5-5 m.Iefned Petroleum, VI = gallon
ANrwERP, June lJ-p m-Ptt:oeull 26I. Tor me fdln
American .
LONDON, Ii = inThe Of Discount In the
three mouths bills Is cent, VII ca IN y per
below Bank NJ England hite Hallway shares
Preferred. 3D. Dispatches from Paris quote Eent's Ut CiL
LONDON, June lj--Evening- OIL. floo p tun Tur
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..sely Common, 90 e5ss8 ss Ysir to Medium s7os7 Is
Go'1 Il 1851 reei,s 900 :Ipp9ntr a9. a, a, a,
CisykASp June h |" 1 s, I'D !,S,Gc EsrA on
racs 1855 ats steady and rs'ian qn m.
stantsrt Wte. car l"-- iOsc st'o ieS' ID &c '
SfffcT jsaS 5og1 DIN and sT29spG 2, ssess ,s
Mlsisa p e. Ora Gsn and aT o s. Wheat 1000
bush; Corn 900 bp-h Oas 1000 BUSH shpmen's-f'our'
MmwAuRHR June i5.-F1our nImly held Wheat nsahy
S sts ah :, + 20 20 s.ofa aad sT
HIGH Nj vei G3c July 100 rye nnnimI Az w. y, ~,
az 80 CASH 81 o. ssgis1 e, r sistc Fregnts
Flour $50 6bls.; wheat, 80 900 bush ,n =, &, 7,s
81 o. Cora dun and unchanged oats no deraLlL iAI'
nominal r2coY d9 ,o up; @Tehr steady and prices
changed sales Of b5s At u e for N9 ,r no6ie TX
for A %ncN WnT y ds. w sss Of bush white
Gg az - DO 2, Il is eoins n the price Corn
staiy: saies Of 5000 bsh High Mixe at s2c 1000 bnsh
Low DO p nc Corn Msans;iS or be Sint t 81 Md
dim AZ D ton canal Fri Wheat. &c; ,'In ana
Rve De- oat. 3c New.York Lumber, 81 20 to s - IA
son Lake Recoi1s~2SGo0o feet Of Lumber Canal snip
mon, Wheat 1000 bush; feet of Lumber l4ioOoO Inc
anolnt Of gain the canal from Buffalo and os~ego Tor
iewater Yesterday noon as can b. ascertain e. was
Wheat 6JSojl 6ns; Corn $1,000 bush; Oas, $4,000
o9s tSriie June 5peroleum steady 1o',9lsc. for
Refined 9Ac. or Grade. Seols unchanged -Four INNER
Iowa Wisconsin. am Mnne-oa Family - 80 20 Penn
sylvana Indiana and ONO do = s7isd ~ - High giads
SO 90 81 1000 bbls Brendywne Corn Meal sold on p'l
terms Wb firm and IN good r. cst Red u 9,@
active yellow Sic Western MIXED, eSaSic oats move
slowly; White 72 !3c; Mixed G1Oo re. .slons quiet
81 Intter steady NewYorx and Bradford County IN
iras 27a29e DO Do hists 2S@4ie WcS d EA f ~
frmrr fine goods higher; New YORK Fancy llts@lZi2c
New-YoTk Prime lloae WsseIn Fine s ao
Delaware Fresh, &c. western no. nc
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TSfcn'c hoard A. FL s2t pskets qnot
o Al l7s; shipments. VI flh4$l 42b
PioNiSfO. S1he PORK market opened lower m rallied
AM closed With better tome ssles Of $50 nbs Mess ut
tia s5ssg 90 closing NJ s9 7' cash 450o b5s do seller
Aug Of So SOC 30 closing at tlS 30 = 800 DiS 10,
sc,er september s9 e04sio 70 closing ~ S9 O.. beef
Il rather active ard steady sales III 80 bills at : nr
thor more active seadier Of lj0 tee city Extra
lniia s21 90 s2s Beet Hnns inactive ami steady
SifoSlg Cut Meats fairly active sud sites y sales 0t
40 rieces ri Ice. for Poke, shoulders lO@n1c Tor
Smoked co.. Sc. Tor PicSlcd Ha'ns; "a ibc for
City snoled d.. 30 ties. Western fcelcd Hams, Is
avcracc. AZ f2ae.; loo boVes Clear Bellies al | &c.
IS OoNes Rio Blhcs l5al5 10 average, at 81 &c.
Dressed heavy and in mo- crate demand A. sa,'c
spot 81 sing rather hrner Tor future
of 40 CITY. l2's; 20 IL
R..uc Tie Continent At ab~ut 1872 l,Opo .cS
for SC. 80 tes New western lSc; TOO tcs
Old co. chiefly fos export Sd lS7r; for future delivery
ssl.r August l3sq 3ac. iOeO ics seller eptonD,r l32
OILS -. 80 is. egiier November, lie. go
ilCE-Ihc inquiry ~ very hgh,, and prices arr WITHOUT
Sales cf 50 casks Carolina at 7is97 c. fer Far
sadi sc frr Coed; - g for Prime ana S'soos, io
tcr VI i"i~ about - hels soil n 7s0l ~ for tar
to Ilmc; oGae !or lower grades; hangoon al o&"osc
AM lstna al 6ss &c.
si qite frcc bat other Gscpii SLOW OF SAFE
receipts iSe bales Calcutta. ~ bales Bombay, % bales Vera
bales Belize IL bales CcrIus CHRISTI, y bales La
80 bales Cahec bales SavaUiha, ~ bacs
Asifwal and - bales Ncw,'r 'eals; sales 500 tiies
NcN,au 40 bel Curacao aud 80 i4ics IiL DE Sklns
Vcry quiie aud oarey sisate' r,cti oa :
Il D N1s. al bales Vera Graz, 20 81 corpus
Crisi bales Iagyra 80 bales Pn,rt Clhsio lis ASP
wall and Domestic; sales 10000 n Mex can, ooVo
n and g. 10 fruNiio. We quote:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. :,-, c,...,.. s,.,,., n,
the acts of the extra Eighth General Assembly
Of the State Iowa. approved May twenty eighth eighteen
hundred AMI sxyoe hereby give notice that On and after
the first lay Of June d. eighteen hundred and seventy
the prime pal and all bonds hundred dollars
of the accordance with the act above
mentioned aud known as lows War and Defence Bonh
shall lie payable at banking of Messrs KoUN1HE
BROS. In the City Of New-Yotk.
c. C. CARPENTER Governor OF Iowa
Stnf.I r..
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financial.


COUPONS DISCOUNTED. Stock and Bond
" Scrip, Dsfaulicd Bonds. bought ald sold by
G.. &C. MuNioE Broad Il.
DEFAULTED SECURITIES, &c.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Land Grant
BIi HIINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD lat Mortgage Bonds
CAIRO AND FULION hAiLROAD LIST Mortgage lionr
CHICAGO. DANVILLE AND NINCENNt-' RAILROAD
ciiicNG5 ANo CANADA SOUTHERN RAILROAD LIT
Mortgage Bonds. .. $1,000.
Dan WILLIE, URBANA, BLOOMINGTON AND PEkfS
RAII!tOA lst Mortgage Bon
KANSAS Pacific IA bRoAD BDNIb~. - ~.....,
IDI'AN>pDKT, ChAWtNkiSNli.Ist AND SpJih-
WE,rERN RAILROAD LEI Mortgage Bonds.
WNNTCT.AIR RAILROAD lat Noft-aE.. Bonds.
NEW.YOKK AND OSW EGO MIDLAND RAILROAD lst
%NoRii ui;fN PACIFIC RAILROAD ist Moitsage Beads.
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD lst Mortgage
Bonds. - ..-. .~ o.-., r..,,
ST JOSEPH md DENVER CITY RAILROAD lst
Mortgage Bonds.
GfOii.iiA STATE BONDS.
LOUISIANA STATE BONDS.
MINNESOTA STATE j. DNDS. Populated
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BDNb-
CAtDIi<A 1T III. DDNiiS.
VIRGINIA STATE BONDS. 49,,
WATFRT0WN CITY wis BONDS, Repudil'ed
ILLINOIS TOWN AND COINTI BoNlls, lephliat"t
IOWA TNMN And COUNTY BpNpS. 70 iudilDti,
NISSOI ri tow AND col N1l.B us, R,pnilitt'.
bought anl s,d Nv g. 4. Bon MIX s" 20. -
Stock Brokers Dealers in Ni-ceilpus ana investment
S,SJTti,a,
No 90 Broad-a'., New-YOrk city.
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financial
T OST OR STOLEN.

OST Oh SIULE4N. - "
m. Univ ,s7s january 1919 and July 1915 Coupons on
M follow Coz ramss, onis; o- % - oso ,re $40 o.,
70 OD ,ouion C2O 1867 Nos 4jj2 IN f6Ol inei. 81 20
tOOJO Coupon 20 le Noe 099io j. lg9nc,' SV 90
'''' 1889. 1885,
=, mn ro,,on r On 1897 Noa 1916 20.77L 30 ca
is'V00 '''"i'" '-N' l2a779 b6,2ts
to 6,2J4 inci-
psymen. the above has been stopped al 'ne u
Offices. ARM honda ~ paterson CITY
called I.ouny Bonds Nos Dan 3D. DID, Anu i"'a ~i""0
L,nd OF Long Dock Company, No Z,bSo -- -, ~ =.
ryytsd OF - 90 will be PAID for tho recovery OF mo
,Iove and no questions and in proportion for any part
thereof. 49,, A.. -. -.~
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6tora9e.

HAEGER WAREHOUSES;,
IL sthaye- froIn 5 81 ~ 3iti ST. and 282 9thave
OFFICE. 80 West 3ithst
The Oldest lowest la
equipped rstab smont of the Kind In the blslss storage
fr furniture baggage goods OF description
separsc closed compartments Night psIos goods
ell hours Inspection inyltod-
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Ngy-Yote, June = I77J
ITO THE HOLDERS of The FIRST MORF-
4 Gt;F D1Ep5 of no CUfCAGD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHERN kAIlRpAD C?MnAEf s nd - re "a ~, ~
rANG.-yOu her 'ly notda % a9neir b ioie ~, =
nit"' SLit"e 'rt ~ '"it
=, t" M Irra Ds, % Illinois. AMI prof 81 yoir
bons at nv one, 81 Ni,saa St. III t,e CITY Of New
YORK, on before Inn rs lS7. .. =,
IN THE CIR UT COURT OF THE UNITED
1 STATS SOUTHERN DISTRICT Or NETWORK.
IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE OF
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Jun; :; sg Tune iG & june ISs' June asP'
age eau 81 10 quarts 30 ~ Another enonous sspy ne
SSsp Us wss low rc ~ nc, much Of price
Tor 40 quarts 81 MIX Farmers are hohug bach some o. o
~ @ ns c 81 , aS re rc,on na rem On the platforms
unsoAA Prices paid lor May 70 farmers 2+@Se
Live calves continue quote vewersey AMI Bucks
Cn as a state es 2 sc lambs are abundant sao s 10
prime IS eaiotc some fancy are quoted hi. nv
TVlos oi Trois week IS pkgs beet 2o3 pAsA
pork, s.o76 boxes bacon, 2,79s ties: lard
Roth and small dealers s; complain of surplus Of
sssi. isS. s s.ss .ss sos 81
'S oelorsO, 't : bark e"'n ia
The live poars is easier turkeys o. owing te
most Recent ns a. aSs have ay. F s e 10 an settle
spring chickens abundant and show wider range quota
TS sI Ill ssjs Dsess western 7ss 90
i,oiiers so alo Geese, Westns ~
arscys Ws.,ar sl5 s&los Chickens 1'a, OO
as showing CIV Sat ts Variety in the
and Pigeons whom prmc are m good demand al i' hs'S
Wild b geons pick. Do bated 81 oos ,si 81 50
cd dos soc. aSl 90 SQUAD ''@"sA -
st" stan led = don. l 2,a 70
Feathers are unusually ocarce and prime are wanted
present quotations likely that choice "odid w
ea ,9" s S n@9eA0' FEATHERS Turkey
Berswav Western. 33 03i Country MiSenf ass a.
HOaey, Clover COnii Nominal irte oi Won.
Feathers prime live iio''s; "a oe" "i''a, aQ7
Western. " II ....J3 d5J 10 plhInv WV
p1me live soutb IiOOps IL ioet, ord ma
ern. .............60 G52 to prime 3'@
Hen. a
VEGETABLES.
r,v,o-s n, nn.afoes mat week bbs since Juno ],
40 rs hhs period last AZ G25 hbs Oh potatoes
fair demand, bu prices are in the buyers iaNuf II
getting For old stock and there no dc' Ftr I,l poor
or epr1Ied lots A very arrival o. Bernudas came Ia
this woek-nnN 900 bbls. Sodthern are rinhg IN
condition and sizes Asparagus ~ III gol osmsL
Long islald have Gpirard NoiiO!A hnh Nc"
Jersey few the latter crop WINS uD early 'aDase ar
varied condition the lower rate u Tor Almost tavcs
shipped The Banker Hin celebration rlhsS
slut very active for shipment u boston toAy' VIZ
quote:
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4. L. Do
srfARIN -Therc but nttlc doing and prices aX IN
changed: quoted at l50l5iic. for western -,,
SVGARS-Thc geuerid position o. Raw sugars reinaihou
aver important extent bat Win holders there - 40 n-P
tjon 10 ur,e tn market be called "ies tie
hignry htsng chiefly the better grades Mie tle oNi
crsAs are after sales of " lcs tes
SC 100 htis TO- cool faE ~ &C ~
do al raaSAc, aud Il binds MOnSses sugar ~ e W.
quote Good Refining Cuba ~ sisao's iims no. d.
TfLIow-rrycrs sro purchasing srsrueiy ~ nc prize
sizes Of $4,000 Of 6 ineibg asin@h 's oh si'ue
wiisKy-Inereis little doing at steady prices Sales Of
l5O bbis. 81 al - .,.
W0OIre market developed now features since oig
rfirA about steady N1uuficturlS SOW no
irttion O aepsrring their position. t3icfiia ah'
Texs- Grades ing, and q frte sales es
arcer.sf ODD lots 0 New GIN from vlpls nt>
are irvp,sg these ing from 52Fb3e frisii "os
qiri moment and values remain unchala.u tar
let Woods IA fair nG stocks are bang etaiY
reduced holders IL tho vcWS Chtorna ran
Spin freely at stty lfctr
passing ~ steady rates For tleeces arr
prices and t'eso te:cis very btus 40
ing The embrace 10 0tJ SfIuc talf;uia BUT y ~ &c
2nGO Texas, SOC; 2J0p Eastern lcN's. Hie
terms - bales free Nh 'alorid
2liss: 10 balls SUPER pulO, 44c 5,oOJ 70 Nt-ifh
washed 4sc. BLACK pulld, fir.' Hono ~ thi"
p1eece- private terms; 3G0 NJ New Medium DO, pa ate
terms bags Lambs Pull Cd private terms 20 bags Snrri
Jugs terms 10000 10 Eastern Texas private terns
5000 Combiug. private terms 10000 roourSi california
1900 p Last Texas, sc. go bales spring "is'i
ra Do: 10000 Medium Vnwas,lcd ~ bags Comsnhg
FULLEST See. o. 90 n Texas private terms
al
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financial.
NFFICE OF ,, ,o,,n,yv

~ NATIONAL Trust COMPANY
ael AND 1853 BRoADwAY. COR wARRENsr
NETWORK, June Is, 1875.
The regular semi annual dividend OF FOUR PER CENT mas
been declared by the Trustees OF tho Company paya'" o anu
after July l. 1915 ,
July p 1875.
w." " F0h TWENTY DOLLAR BOND.
TIE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY
viii purchase any one thousand Boas that may De
drawn IN tho series drawing of TUESDAY, July 8. 1871 and
viii pay for each Of them
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH.
provided Bonds offered to TIC Company on Oh o'f'
August I, 1875.
BY THIS tho public readily appreciate the ao'
that tho Bonds Of the Industrial Exhibition Company are ''
having been drawn In the drawing worth large pro
MUM.
TIE SERIES DRAWING decides that tho Bonds drawn
shall in two months nom tho drawing be redeemed
TWO MONTHS AFTER THE SERIES DRAWING there
is another drawing. known as the
PREMIUM ALLOTMENT
ut the only Bonds participate those which we're
drawn in the Series Drawing, two months before
THE PURCHASER OF $50 BOND is certain of feo'lV'
ing back TWENTY-ONE DOLLARS, or more ana may IT.
ceve one the premiums awarded at tho fHtMiO' NJ
LOTMENTs, which take place publicly every trfe i"AtS
qe yane this given Bonds IL such that
when al tho Bonds Of the industrial Exhibition company ShA
have been PLACED win he impossible for any one to purchase
a Bond less than Its par value.
Tho PREMIUM MORTG AGE DONDS Of tho Industrial EA
h.tion Company being sold a the o"'e"l VI" Ion"
pany where application lee m"is cihi by man OF IN pen
son Pamphlets with fnl information VII Do mailed 20 any
address requested.
THE ISDUsrnIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
No Il East Sovcntccuthst, ncsr Broadway New'York.
EOTE.-THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS WANTS a
REsPoNsIBLE FIRM TO OPEN AN OFFICE On BROAD
WAY FOR THE SALE OF IT'S BONDS.
APPLY As ABOVE.
rTUE FUNDED BONDS Of the WhST
I WISCONSIN, RAILWAY COMPANY aTo now ready,
daiA.l.L hY Tho A.MAulk olaranLy lnG r..n
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.ek. 3.GJO bbls.: since Juno J..
wear. 42.G2j Ibis: oil potatoes
IRE in the buyers favor. II ~
here is no definite rate for poor
. arrival o. Dermu,,as came Ia
,hls. Sod.hcrn are rinnlDg IN
Asparagus II in COOL demant
1.piysar,.d. Norfolk aud New
- winis uD early. Cabbage ar
Dwer rate il for almost leaves,
Bunker Hin celebration makes
Iipnleut u Boston to-day. We
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Taantiai.
iEW.Y0RK

REORGANIZATION OF THE NEW-YORK
IL y O-WF9O MIDLAND RAILROAD ,ohPANf-
THE Vtca ylan ready oh ay'ic.ob 70 az .Ls NOT
cs.e Iondhs .orS. be- sent lfce by applying I'd A. ~
MAruEx Il Co, Uuca y. Y.
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DRIED FRUITS.

Rece.ps the week % PACKAGES DO last week 20 DO
T1poris for the week $50 bbls apples After The hlng o.
orders apples m1rct Romans Ia the
same 1ai-t has been noted for the past several
weoaS quotations for both quarters and sliced are easier
Warm told -0meN hat upon aches and few bots
arr gsd enough ,1g outside prics. Small frnits dun
v other toms We quote: -.
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GAS STOCKS. -,
~ NEW YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MtVIiATrAS GAS STOCKS BpUGiif AND SOLD O.,
and al kinds OF BIooxlyn All Ne" lTs 90 > u.s d,t
N Oy 'r II. - - ~ ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

There animation Ia the fruit market since New
ye~ey forward supplies Of berries Tue
fun supplies been sold out quite close dsy Southern
arrived mainly IA prime order this season, but there
ir.s1ness Of nsvor "a Northern raise that brings out
Fine Wilson's that wOuil stand ship
men, good prices today there & enlarged East
.r demand supply Boston for the 7th Ten peaches
tom Georgia have appeared Cherries begin TO show
uesr points; quality mostly common Goose0si1es not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

ReceIps for 1904 tubs last week sos do
HIkis Che te are liberal bat show
cleanliness state these sell lat iiey arrive
READERS Thai
ana Oring nust compare very closely
wiilSta state GENERALLY shade stronger. though
beiOre iisiv represent time saea C1otos;
~ IA.
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the lS7oi bhls do iast week ~ 5G3
is shade "a buyers LaSor; holders OF
class stOck demand te extreme prices
Quotations. the mark but losses begin u show and
wnsre The extreme Iates gwen TIE Las W BE- made
eood Quotations; 80. -
N and L. T. q dOz9l % - C@nsdlSn-- ..-- S'91zo
STATE aud rcIu. ID DUCK '...".' ~ ~
VEST choices nIkl9 Gl9S GoeSo. @H
West fair 10 21l9
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COUPONS DISCOUNTED. Stock and Bone
" Scrip, Dsfauliod Bonis. bought ali sold by
''' C. g. MI NisOE, Broad 4.
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ANTWERPIOTEL DE FLANDRES Place Vere-Wdl recommended -
ANTWERIiOTE ANTOINE First tie Iowniy recommended
LS-tafe
GHENT-IOlEI De vIENNE We'll =
France.
PARSIoTE RASTAD Rue taNewy for American families
Germany
DE FRANCE tHas house. smddy situated moderate
H0iLANDE.
nandEn
@ S 1 E yG a % sYP it'd splendid F large
FRA %E ys taS to the assss
GaSSaatMt ae9t s1s hotel %atd IN nt Of Rhine
CIFFHMsEN Neuuon>H0TEL BELLE WE
wRa LARGE S1 water g9 sss t 2a si s"mH; mod
sEa xh Az lac saaas a s lake Pension moderate charges
TURN HOTEL DE IA LEGIRE o
swtao lanl
AIGIE Vale d Tone GRAND Heinrich
BEXGRND HOTEL BATH DIES sALNES;
GENEVAiOTEl DIES BER!UEs First excellent
HOTEL DE
AMP gSoN FiESEa Mo Sani S% hpf Lake highly recon-
OVERLAND comfortable house and charges Rooms
NIER large sl
LGCERNE GRAND HOTEL NATIONAL. in
uGERNE lorE BEAU recommended;
ICERNEGRAND HOTEL Ito
LA 81 sSs9S esss! % %o and residence for
RAGAIZ-lOIE CAGES close to rail- highly to
zucGh an GEE RESTAURANT kRoSANnALE us
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THE GRAPHIC,

sHeekJ June c
AMONG TIE VI; a rersaglen
IigeO o @ I's
CROYDON The
EXPEDITION: AIEh AND DISCOVER
THE RUSSIAN lONIAD "pOfOFfkA
WiILMEHs ROGERS Nassau
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There additions the stock. Quotations arc
Unchanged that haye appeared
IicFs.
Receipts the week A bales 10 last weet So bales
r~f, = no s.eca change; the demand continues hight and
f f. the w Ak depressed feeling prices s always
s,~- neeleced market Crop reports good for Ills
s.tai. Visions a reports un1avoraJy.
: u. slr.ieD In
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Tor prf IN 1873 2i45O bales export cearanees for
sie week. none exports nce SEPT i, 1874 lOooo
balea
MILK
III. asy average receipts nj point. Of dstr'bn
taor were follows; by Erie Railway, 800 cans cream ~
d. mill by Harlem Rs lroad $50 DO; by Ne. Haven ia
soaL iG0do; ~ Hodsm River Railroad 800 ao Y Niaaa
Fa,lrt I42b d. by routes z6oo 10 AZ
S.s S'el Raroaj platforms the osy prices we're
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The terms of the adjustment have been
vative members who were elected by the
bayonet, have been returned to their
seats. This secures to the Conservatives
a majority of the House; places the par
ties where they stood before the hall of
Representatives was desecrated by the
L. S. Military, and secures to them
substantially the fruits of the victory
won at the polls in 1874. Under the
conditions of the compromise Kellogg
will remain in Office as the recognized
de facto Governor under the election of
1872. This is a fraud on the people and
though the adjustment does not apply
corrective to it, the Conservatives
have secured reparation for the military
interference with the organization of the
Legislature elected in 1874; and to this
extent they are the gamers by the com
promise
The adjustment will have a still more
com pTeAenSiNe bearing III IT'S "HO1esOlho
influence on the general prosperity of the
State-the restoration Of confidence
and the alignment of the strife and bit
tern ess which would have necessarily
resulted from the military interference.
Gov. Kellogg has made a good be-
ginning under the adjustment by timely
veto of bill which passed the Legislature
pending the previous illegal organization,
changing the city charter of New Orleans.
His action was in Difference to the wishes
of the Cotton Exchange, Merchants
Exchange, and Chamber of Commerce,
which represented to him the injustice of
acter.
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THE THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN POSSESSION OF THE
LATE TREASURER OF Al
CORN UNIVERSITY.
why Is il Not Paid Over 90 the
State Treasurer:

EDITOR CLARION Can anybody tell
upon what ground the late Treasurer Of
Alcorn University refuses to turn over
the funds in his posse ssion to the newly
appointed Treasurer The Injunction
gotten out by the old Board against the
new Trustees, does not in anv sense
either by specification or implication
apply to the office Of Treasurer. The
old Board asked for an estoppape of tho
new law on the ground that the Gouernor
and not the Legislature, was the proper
authority to vacate the office of Trustee
But the late Treasurer has no ground
whatever to contend tor his office, or To
refuse TO comply with the new law, SO
far as 1t affects him, and turn over the
money to the party designated by the
Legislature. 1t is we'll established that
the Legislature is competent 10 abolish
any office which it has created. The
Offices Of Superintendent and Treasurer
of Alcorn University were not ONLY va
Gated but they were abolished by the re-
cent act, and the late Treasurer was com.
manded to turn over forthwith to the
state 1reasurer-w was made Treasu
rerof Alcorn. No matter which Trustee
Board shall gain control Of the Unitersi- !
ty, the late Treasurer has no lawful RIGHT
to hold or to spend one cent of that money
Now if it is n fair question TO ask, where |
is this money and why has il not been
turned over to the LGmf,d Treasurer /
Can it be that it cannot be found? Ac. |
cordiDg to the late Treasures sworn
statement to the Legislative Committee.
there were $35, 900 in the treasury in war
rants and currency after ali outstanding
debts were paid. When the new Trus.
tees met at Alcorn month later there
was said to be only s27 900 in the treasu.
y: Is there to be any further shrinkage.
and when shall the public feel satisfied
hat proper disposition has been made
If the money? OUIDNuNc