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! s;ocoad ,nonh Observation-Disclosures. G. II
AA'Fs' o,:o.,,- III w. on'aa
rh. +h;-a ~ 80 - j.
fh,,-o,, ~ sae eslsss & 81 nateu ~
: ing. with tho following programme:
i. Ch2nt--- reu Me II winged Winds .Evsr,
= Violin se,o" s13,a2ae!;; e 1.5 SHs.1. p,,.n,
!: William Ie45is. ''''''1 ~s"'''
3. Bass Solo" Nazareth .Goun
alr. Good,'t:tse.
! Nrs: jonas ana ills Ksiiner.
s. Quartstte-" To Thee be Pra!se." Arranged
from. ...>.............:........... Cos
| ChotT.
O. f1sno s'olo-~' Adas'o" irozn sonata
No' . = p,S;t oee'oo''
Z. oontzalto Solo" s.lvc Mara .srorcadan
NssS het4he7.
H. 1T. .t.-, ss".tf;;: ~ ,; i. eH
.. "cantate Domino ~. .Bus
- r.. GAo'T.
49, tf<-srs ~. ~ H ';..f; G-cf; '0'oe'S
H. Quartstte- =" Tausum Ego .Rossi,
/ Gaotf.
r GAtaoL1o 1as: 1snAsr coscEHr.
Tibrarv Assoei aim ril be- . concart ~ ha s,ya
At tho L;brarY Haii on the 17th inst' r;,S th
| following programme: -
nns.sv,o1,r, ,.a ,,;,.,-,.,..+t
| Aes*rs y: u. Pound and .dan1es Grant.
T.. T,:,<. ~ Gnse, My bsne :snln!a'
+@'s aeoa''e' A's' +{of9aso' 1T. HseSs1, &nd Ar
] 8. sn1o o... ' o.,....x
~ Thomas Goounth1
u ~ AI5 Us...:. -Ab
s. Solo 49, n"e'''''' a.,...,,
Hys Woy,3s,m. '''''e1s'''*e
&, Piano 4olo-"Weddinn March. y .rr.no.a bx r,,.+
=. Dnst-.Fror, =. ~; 1i,-ih, 4, = = 1'asfsr.
Ns.sr. H!...s 49,: 80 O. S1o5o"
.. solo-"Tho Last Rose Of Summer ~.s-
A1s NcGusrs.
>. Ballad d.:.........,...... ,se1ected
>, en,. W. y: Crosby.
IL. smlM. $50 - ''N&'<'>''
MUSICAL GOSSIP.
Alfred Peaae pIaved lask Th,,rsday afternoo1
in New York with Miss Sophia ueilbron.
Rfr uarr c,to. re,.,,t1, ~,.;,
~ th;a c;tr "a nnT1 ~ eses ~, "enAuown M tonof
Aaeiphi oua1tetta r. to- cjnb s S'Dof u LUG 1>'ssoa
The Boston Philharmonic Quintette Club will
glvo concert il this city Anrll Is. MisB Nay
Bryant, soprano, accompanies the Club.
On tho Sd inst Mrs. Fannie Goodwin Iunt
sang LoretZ' :" ForDaken," aud Ha1del's "Come
unto Him, " at an organ concert il Nen York.
The m.uv friend. or Mr. cb,r1., p;ra ~.
tenor. vii tc riad - frax. ~. 10 III III, sne
homa this uceR sfts~ ~ -nnr.na 80 ~ @It'ss
Enrono "~~''' ~ VA ;" oA~ D4'o@o9 aoaeneo IL
a complimentary concert ia to be tandored to
alr: Edward Schultze, the tenor, at McCorfnicks
Helt, On tho 9Th OF April, to which We shall make
further altasloa hereafter.
Trba ,ee- .,,n,o..b =, r...x ,
choir ainpars p;th r.cr,.r ;otarsst sasoea Dy
yoires = @cnersl sn,;..@ .'aanin 71Gn'; as ~ ~
that tbere vii Ia aorso uar, ~ Ptnosoie
our cl,o1r, o@19 way Aaae@4 e4'AoSea !"
e'
IL Is intended to gro Eichberg's pretty little
opera 'Ihe Doctor OF Alcsntara" 1t the Second
Cnlyersattst Church on the 18th inst Tho prin-
:lpal parts will bo taken by Mrs. o. L. Fox, Hiss
hancoz, mfs. Dnah, and Mossrs- Sloan, Good !
7ch, and Lee.
Amusicai o7enin~ w,, r;v.c 1T Farr H.n
r,ako Forest Yhn~s1.,rav.nn;nrr s'det1 aot1 ntI |
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ills: Ictt;: Gosa,sd Mozart
Noarogor's Gathering gn.....,.,.
1f,. Jattes Gill.
ia. ia NafS Tayic+: ii,r.''"'''''@'' 'hsn
T. "F1owoxs of the Forest t"....,.,,..
.hr. Jdns<s Gil.
lI'ss zuta G;oodia;rt''''''''' Goodman 't''noe'
Ills Gaudis GuI. '1'''ess
T. Roy NiSo Of A!diyalloch n..,,.
ar. lan<s GiK
Hi.s Iiia Ea;i. 'e6op'n
2. :" q, Whistle ond I'll Coma to Ypn. Nv radn
AfT. Jamcs Gill.
10. khapsodis Honerotss. Yt1lpner,
HAS Anne Ha,7atd
II. "scots, Wha Hae VII wallace Dlod r,,...
Ar. James GiI
Hiss Harry His1a;a. '&an
HR- RALATKAs BENEFrr,
Tbs Liederkranz Society have rendered THAR
leader, Ar. Bslatka, benefit which will take
place 1t tho North Side Turner Hall On snnSsv
evening, March q, with the following sxcollenIt
programme:
j. Overture to !" William Teu .no..,n,
"1n D,rhsntns Kisst, soss 49,. l. 1a.A.r
3 oanearto, with s1ehs;tal .Hunn.,
Aiss cru NMraoc*
+ Tbs Ocean Has 1ts Pearls roatnzs. Il, Thiea.ea
s. o'ertnra to The Aerry WIvos Of windsor nNIool,,
0schest7u>
L 1he entire fourth sct of :. The Husu.noss IN en-.
sams. Nth scenery, and connplets orchestral &C.
DnAxAz1s txnsoE8.
s,cni aI -Msa Anna Roesetd
s .. G. uuessen
,e,t 60 NsV9ss: Mr. G. Wirtaeh horek
.oaas u o&o ds1s. E cvertrcf
Mf T. Hchuit7a
!, ;. c. Schuetler
NA1*'a''''' '''''-~~"''''''.'...,,.A1 9. Haunaua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON. June 1912 sop mConsols for money 93s FOR
the account 97 United Fiyetwenty bonds 1865
old lO6l Erie Railway shares IL z DO Preerred II
Uplands he'd Mdding Orleans 7's sales, $4,000 bales,
Including z, 900 for speculation and export -
LONDON June 23-2 D. m-Er1e Railway shares, l1sa
LIVERPOOL, June % msacs of Cotton on the basis Of
Middng Upands nothing below Low Mdlng. deliverable
June and July I'D. do d. deliverable July and August,
7eisd do do, deliverable August and September AZ Tied
readstufs quiet Cheese, % d y cwt for new.
LONDON, June $3.50 D. mcErie Railway shares ia
Paris dispatches quote Itentes at 6if "a &c.
yRRPooL- June 1880 mOf the sales OF Cotton TO-
day. 1900 l1les American - 49,
the Bank Of England balance to-day IL f2500U0
LONDON, June 23-5 p. mErie Preferred e. Paris dis
patches quote Rentes nj 64f 80 l2c
rnAsS.c.r, lyme 2S-Vatea states Fiyetwenty bonds
1867, 1884 ,Jsf--sT - i..--~ -. a. .
LIyEBpcJL, June 23-5 p m.-lard, 566a5s p cwt
LONDON. June 2s-5 m-Tallow, a. cwL ,r ana pa,e
American. , o. o,., ~, q. .or
Iinseed Oil, % a2i cw Spirits Turpentine 2ZoD2ZIs
Pcwt ,,. ,,...,.o oo q n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. June 2s-Cotton steady MlddliDg. l4so15c
Flour very quiet unchanged Wheat duh and heavy No
Western Red 81 29as 30; No Milwaukee SPRING 81 10
other grades unchanged C0rnSouthefn steady Western
quiet Southern White. 81 1885, do Yellow. S5c Western
Mxed &c., spot 82e after July g. Oats dull unchanged
Rye dull nominal Hay easieI not quotably lower Pennsy
yana Maryland &lsd$27. Provisions quies but firm
Pork $i9 5Ud$20. Bulk heatSshoulders, SD
ss1c Rib sidos IL c loose packed 9dl2c Bacon-
Shoulders Clear Rib Sides l2'sc Hams 1904 &C.
Lard dun and hesyy Retired iigiSe Butter dull Mss
Crude b'sa6e Refined i2ssiyse Coffee quiet bat Arm
iv Whisky arm ct 81 1891 2o latter for obbins sales
BOSTON June 23.-Fiour-Demand moderate trade pur
chasing o in small lots AZ wanted and large lo ec1d only
supernns 81 ass Is for Common E1ras f5ete rs for
brands; Is as rs for Waite Wheat Ohio Indiana and
Michigan % 5dS7 rs for Illinois 50 26d$s for st. Louis,
including choice southern Flour and
prices nominal 81 756kS for Common Extras and Choice
Family Fancy Minnesota. e66$8 for Common and Choice.
moderate and prices arm sales at 50 f9oc
Mixed and Yellow Oats dull at 69d74c for Mixed
and White Rye 81 Is bush. sh0rts $40 Ell y bush.
ssS4 S6s Corn, s,a35 bush. Wheat 400 bush. DATA
$500 bush shortA ,766 busli. Barley 285 brsh.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Bark-Held at f3A for No. l
decline VI c sAles Of 500 bbs including supernne
E.tr. Family q isSSts ~ Psnn:ylv.si; lnaanH
Rye Flour S e. Whs., Qa,st and ~oisr.ss :gppiy Red
- aa fs wsstAtn Corn sow yellow and Mid 800 osts
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COTTON MARKETS.

AuGuerA June 23.-Cotton dull and nominal Middnng
l4sdI41c' Mddiing. 1874 14c Good Ordinary lSN
az ac net receipts go bales; sales. ~ bales
NoRFoLk, 23Cotton quiet Mddng i4.c n vi, TX
ceIpts 80 bales exports coastwse' cVV pAoS 49,"
GALVESTON June 23-Coton dull and nominal Middlns
liLc Middling 13c; Good ordinary i3c nes org re
cepts $40 baes exports coastwise lao paes saes ecu
MsxPHIs June 2s~Cotton held higher firm Middine.
l4ac net receipts 20 bales; shipments 500 oaies, SAFES
400 bales; stock. 9,l05 bales ,,,,,,- ,.a, rnv
CNcISyATL June 23-Cotton quiet; Mdding, l44ci Low
Miidng &C.; Good Ordinary 1870; net receipts ~
bales shipments $50 bales sales 80 bales sock' o'oos
ST Lours June 2s-Cotton unchanged Aiddling Ia
Low Middlng 14c Good Ordinary 13t gross receipts
IL bales shipments ia bales stock, 3693 bales. -,
BALTIMORE June 23-Cotton quiet; Mddhng, loc i,w
Middng llsc; Good Ordinary 1891 gross receipts l5o
bales exports coastwse 80 bales sales ITO pos soeA'
2265 bales ,@.,,,..
WILMiSoToH June 23-Cotton duh and nominal; Middns
IA sdl4Lc.; Low Middng 1876 Good ordinary l"2e'j
net receipts Is bales; stock, ,024 bales
BOSTON, juno 23-Cotton duh Mddling, lohc; low
Mddng IA ci Good Ordinary si net o re;eiRis oaeSi
NOZZLE June 23-Cotton steady Middling IA Low
Miiding l44c.; Good Ordinary 1890; net receipts -
bales exports coastwse 1913 baes sales % bales stock
"sXyxsSAH June 23Cotton nominal; Mddine, 4sc; Low
gross 203 bales; sales, 8sg bales stock. S97! bales
NBw.ORLEAss June 23-CottOn quiet Middling !otc;
Low Middlng Ia 2 Good Ordinary, 1896 net receipts Va
bales gross 357 bales sales 100 bales STOCK paes
CHARLESTON June 23.-Cott0n unchanged Middling Ioc
Low Mddng 14iae; Good Ordinary, l4c net receipts IA
PaILADEIPHIA June 23.-Cotton duh Middlng loac
Low Mddng Ace Good Ordinary 4c.; net receipts 90
bales gross, 1853 bales ,,,,, 80.
LOUISVILLE, June 23.-Cotton steady; Middlng l44c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

Total ..... SO, 1874, 40 $2,ZoZ,o3V
Increase. SSSZ,OoU
Increase, per cent, 39A4.
The 6eures rejecting the China and Japan busi-
ness have not at hand, but know that the gam
there is equally gratifying. Since the management
of the Company has been placed In close harmony
with that of the Pacific Railroad, the income OF the
Company has been largely increased both by re-
duction in expenses and an advance In rates.
Arrangements have also been recently completed ior
extending its lines so to secure the lions share OF
a lucrative trade hitherto monopozed by Engnsh
ships. A contract has been made to carry the Aus
tralian mails for which the Company will receive
about 100000 per annum. This is but small
portion of the advantages which will be gained, as
Messengers and freight will be diverted to this new
mail route from Australia to England over the
American continent. This opens new field to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and its Importance
cannot be ovorestimated by those interested In this
property
The wisdom of the policy of substituting on the
China line large iron screw steamers like the City OF
Toxic and the City of Picking for old wooden side
wheelers has alreae been demonstrated, both by the
great economy in expenses and by the increased
speed as well as by the increased favor in which the
line is held by the English travelling public who are
n..,' TO escape the sickening heat of the Red Sea
onte tnf who Guild not travel in old wooden side
wheel steamers.
zee no reason to doubt that the country will md
I'm the Pacific Mail Steamship Company an enter
pnse which will not only be credit to the Amerl-
can flag, but will lead to vast extension OF our
commerce with China and Japan and Australia, and
which by its profitable results will lead to the rev-
val Of steamship lines among our people. Permit
me. Sir. TO subscribe myself one who still has faith
IN the future of American shipping and who there
ANOID INVESTOR IN PACIFIC MAIL.
Hep- York, June %, 1873
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rn,.s,lea White seNe7o; Mixed sc. ProvsonH qnet ;
Mess Pori go s6as2 smok Hams l4e DO Sides les
do Sides DO Shoulders sag har n s,aady
York Extras 25d27c.; do, Firsts, 23s24c; west
ern Extras 22s2Sc; do Firsts ls92le R2ls Extras ~
Prime Ssiorc western Fine, loaalic. do Prime gsS
Toe Eggs Arm receipts liberal Pennsy yania, Ne6Jersey
and Delaware Fres 22c do Good 20a2lc western fres
Dc Good 10 d2Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WEDNESDAY juno 70. 1910.
COFFEE-The market for Rio is quiet but prices remain
steady reported from first hands at TINS port
Baltimore sale OF So bags per on terms
not anspred quote ordinary cargoes, 16016,sc; iar
do l7dl74c good do, 17s40lSc, prime dop loHGlo|c'
Mid grades firm with fair inquiry.
COTTON-There large business accomplished IN
spot since last chiefly last evening expoes
taking hold freely the market s firm with hold
asking higher prices at the close Receipts at the smg
ports today 1854 bales this day last week ooI pac
this day last year bales; consolidated -four days)
receipts bales exports 10 Great Britain 20 40 bales
Continent 5605 bales stock In ork leooo
bales consolidated stock, 221 1903 bales , g..
standard OF classifcatlon IN 1orce sept
iS74 and on Upland In quality not
more than half grade below the grade auoed
ordinary 1914 Strict Good Ordinary, l4s4 Middlng
GOOD ord Low Middhng Good Md, 64
Quotations based American standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

posroy June 23-Wool unchanged; demand steady but
moerae In the present depressed state OF
disposed only for immediate wants and az the mar
ke OH the seaboard comparatively lower for old Wool than
the the bulk OF supplies VIII De
brought here grades OF Wool wanted in the interior
are Medium feeces and Combng and Deaine teeces put
manufacturers anxious TO them as rev
weeks ago hesitate pay the prices asked Supplies OF
all kinds at hand New California rs arriving quite
sylvania feeces have been at 60d56c, as TO quality
Wisconsin eeces at ~ UJ0c Unwashed Comb
ing Deaine nclung New Kentucky at 43Q41c super
Pulled Woods have been quiet at 35Uo7e as TO quay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE RESOURCES AND DESTINY OF THE
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

THE RESOURCES AND DESllNt VI iiii1
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
70 ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: As an original stakeholder in the racine
Mail Steamship Company, who has stood by his IN
yestment through all the vicisstudes OF that
strangely managed enterprise, permit me- through
vour columns to address q few words TO those VINO,
ike myself, may be interested in this corporation.
In view of the recent unfavorable reports In regard
70 the Company, evidently set aoat for speculative
purposes the present is an opportune time TOT the
truth in regard to Pacific Mail to appear.
The msfortunes of this Company have never peeh
due to the lack of traffic out of which to make
profits. The trade has always been there, ana
qeat deal more lay behind it ready to be captured
by any management that knew how to acquire IT,
There was no compel ition to make rates unremuner
ative; no danger of the trade being diverted; IL
simply waited to be accommodated on such terms as
the Company might dictate. Never had shipping
enterprise more splendid opportunity. Yet strange
20 say. il has not until recently had management
that understood the great possibilities within Its
reach OF that was capable Of conducting its afars
with reasonable prudence and economy. In TACT lts
management in former years has been SO reckless
and wasteful that nothing but an extraordinary GER
tainty of resource and the comparative absence OF
connection have saved it from rretrievable ruin.
The steady growth of the regular business OF the
Company between New-York and San Francisco Is
shovn nv the following fipures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
ASdses. :. @ BIZ 60. New: York City:

NOTICE. y,
In accordance with the provisions OF Chapter Sixteen OF
the acts Of the extra session Eighth General Assembly
of the State Of Iowa. approved May twenyeghh eighteen
hundred and s1yone hereby notice that on and after
the first day June D. eighteen hundred and seventy
the principal and interest Of all bonds over one hundred dollars
of the State Of Iowa accordance with the act above
mentioned and known War and Defence Bonds
shall be payable banking house Of Messrs KoUNTLE
BROS. In the City Of New-York
c. c. CARPENTER Governor Of Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24


The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn,
,ylyania 6s, third issue, 113; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2Ol2; Reading Railroad. 90; Penn
sylvania Railroad. so. Gold. 1174.
The following securities were sold at auction To-
day at the Exchange Salesroom:
$50 shares Bank Of Commerce. (Exdiyidend l.VtgiEV
$4,000 Third Railroad Company per CENT
istered bonds. WV
1oooo Rochester 'iS ""''i W ~ ....e....... 104is
loooo BIookyh o'y Z u'n0 ~ ..e....... 10l .
1000 Brookyn Ol'y ruono a" ~ .e....... ~
1900 Brooklyn ely a aes hanen' " " ' lO2
tkisee,ci ctu ING Company so
~ SHARES polPnl "a =, mr. noct Company IS
~ shares New, ON r Ns,.npsl Rsnk 126Ie
80 shares Third Avenue Railroad Company ~
fSeGO Metropolitan Gas Light Sef1p wv
1000 Dutchess and Columbia RAILROAD company LOU TX
mortgage . ponu9 I;.,t ''''' ....... 2S4l2
- shares brOsS 1ay t,snS ........ 2s4i4
80 shares h%sns ,nsnIance COMPANY
1850 Peach Mountain Coal Company ISL moiSaee' Al
pfrc cent Gold bonds "
1000 Cincinnati Richmond and Fort Wayne Railroad
w. COMPANY LIST Mortgage per cent Goid ponds
Of lil Interest June and December lntr
est and principal payable In gold CON- anu inc
payment OF interest guaranteed oy lnoolso-
inent on bonds by Pennsylvania Company
(ruciunati, Hamilton q Day ton, ana oiano oo,-
Rapids 4 Indiana Railroad Go -: -. OF z
400 shares Brookyn City and Newton Railroad Com- =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

vance sales Of 400 tea No City at 12c 35o tcs City
l2kc $50 tea Western grade at 12hc $50 Tea hennea
for Havana at l2i2c 10otcs Western steam ~ isi@
I3s,sc 1000 tcs seller September, 1891 a.s
BUITRR-Under the less liberal receipts OF chore
prices seller. Western has met Win pe. va
and prime qualities are wanted both ior tne ocaI u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
Dipi6en0 Notices.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NEwYoRE June ls, fs. r.,
DY direction of the COMMISSIONER , OF hrT
OF COU MISIA this bank July VIII DC paio oh anu
after MoNDAf Next "i'nou' TE0 T. BAKER Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
coupons DISCOUNTED. Stock and Bond
" Scrip, Defaulted Bonds, bought and sold by

| RECEIVERS OFFICE, FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
PETERsBURG Va, June IL 1873.
| EOR SALE-100 shares stock in the IndianOla
l. city and Land Company Texas par 81 900 This stock
will sold much below its valne Apply TO GEO r. BAKER
| Cashier First National Bank, NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
7 OST OR STOLEN.

T OST OR STOLEN.
The July 1875 January 1876 and July 1875 Coupons
the follow ng Government Bonds:
80 600 Coupon 52O 1867 1852 to 1901 nclu 80
50O Coupon 500 1851 OJOol5 lO9nclu 80
$4,000 Coupon j2O 1851 Nos 81 ol 800 nclu 80 ea
1883, 1884,
1914, 9I9l5
1900 Coupon 900, 1867 Nos.{ 97,9Ie, 2977I} 80 ca
29,770, 5624S
10 90 25i inclu
Payment the above has been stopped at the u Treasury
Offices. -
also lost three Coupons $500 bonds of Paterson City,
called Bounty Bonds Nos 5l8 $40, 556. And from $1,000
bond OF Long Dock Company, No. 1888.
$1,000 will be paid for the recovery Of the
above questions asked and in proportion for part
thereof.
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AS SIOCNS. -
" NETWORK, METROPOLITAN MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and all kinds Of Brooklyn and York Gas Securities dealt
in by GEO IL PkENilSS, =, ~
Room %. 80 Broad ST., N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

sTEARIN is rm but Quet sales Of ~ tcs Western at
l6i4Q15Sc 4. - An -.
sUGAsThe market for Raw sngars Is very dnl s S
hhds. Cuba Musc0yado 1ar 10 eool oD
8 300 hhds do good fair to good at we qnote
far 10 good Refining SdSc: Prime do az S Cen.
tTifuga bhds and boxes s.d9 and No ~ Box Cayed At
Sac Refined il firm and fair request; S'4g3H Tor sot
Yellow; 0d1Oc for Soft White III &c TOT Crusheo ii*c
for Powdered, and 1890. for Granulaed -. 81,
TAIIOW-The mar firm with light offerings; sales OF
10000 ID. at STc. =, -,... ..,o. -.
afS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

RECEIPTS FROM PASSENGERS.
--1S74.- c---iS19.--ot.,a
Number. Receipts Number. Receipts;
Outward . S,4s3 $514,921.. 4,002 $2962g9
Homeward.. 3,62S 24Z,4oo.. o'9oV <<''ofo
Total ..12,111 $757,41O.. |,4oI @o%4,o4o
Increase 4,629 Z3Z,ooI
RECEIPTS FROM FREIGHT.
-lS74.- ---1S73-----0
Tons Receipts Tons Receipts.
Ontvard 435sS 81. O93. 792. .27, 431 $96S,022
Uomeward "A $40 l2S32IS .3O,772 759769
Total SIS, 537 $2377, O10. SIS, 203 81, 727,792
Increase 1874 64921S
TOTAL RECEIPTS. 1900
1874. 1873.
From fTeieLf 2377,O1O 1,727, 1872
I'LL go 1aA 100 60 2h2 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

CuHRsEIhere feeling In this market and for choce
prices the seller shippers are a. luz
2GI3c qualities moving more Freely
Western las met with better inquiry. We quotes . -,
Now state Fancy Extra Western. III Ql2
for home ''l25xal3L Western
New State, Prime to mon 70 nne 81
Eoncv Tor Erira 10 dl3L, Do. SKINNED. % 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THs TRIBUNE
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1878.
"WEDNESDAY. June 23, 1878.

The following complete list Of exports shipped in vessels
which cleared today for foreign porn:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
Financial.

A LII parties opposed to the present funding
N scheme Of the West Wisconsin H. II. Company and wish
Ing protect their interests will please send their address,
with Of bonds held, to b. g. 81 Box 272 ~ a. r. o.
4 MEETING of the BondhOlders of the
Chicago, Dubuque, and Minnesota and Chicago Clinton,
Dubuque Railroad Companies viii be held on
June 90 at O'Clock Room No. H. Parker House To
hear the report Committee OF Investigation. full at
tendance earnestly requested by order OF the Commte
CHARLES p BOWDIrCH, Secretary.
Boston, June IL, 1915
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-14

swttt running waters. 1t IL necessity III
this f-h to have access to r,,nnin. arratrd
wafer ~ well for spawning as for health.
HE Reed pond salmon have been so drv.
-n by the erection II dams on most at The
or,s.hs aud streams that empty intO this
lake. I" seek oin'r spawning places. that
na"y III tia IN vii d'',r'sif their eggs an
s'i"i bare IA the p""d itself; th--- ~yys
never hatch. ~ certain amount Of motion
ahi circulation Ia the water seems abso-
luirlr essential 10 that proccss.
Cn'es~ the inhabitants living around and
In vicinity II the waters 81 Maine. In which
tn ~ IT," fishes are f"nmi. caa oe srou ed
To The Importance Of preserving ~ 4 pro.