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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-04

a lot of twelve bales of cotton sold
Yesterday morning at the square at IA
cents all around. This is a considerable
looking up In the price, and holders for
IS rents can reasonably load for market.
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~ Peerless Early Rose and Russell
'9tatOes at
Id. II. w. SMITHS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-04

EE Very few people were in town
first Monday. The heavy rains kept
them away.
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NoTTCH-

~ r. WILKINSON'S FARM FOR SALE
i at greatly reduced price FOR CASH OF
on good terms. n5u
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~ Landreth's Genuine Seeds, in
,ulk and papers, at Sumpter & Lacey's.
lehlS-2t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-04

ET- We have not heard of a cent be-
ing added TO the wealth of Giles county
by the last Louisville Lottery.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-03-04
ReaI Estate Transfers.


II. II. Aymett, Cl'k, to Cope Whitfield,
l76, acres. 9 dist ........$ 705,6O
II. J. Anderson, TO B. F. Wheeler,
6S acres, II dist ......-..... l,4S4,4
Matthews and SmithsOn, to Jos.
Flippin, Interest in town lot 202,00
c. and NJ. TO Merritt Eslick,
SO acres, IL dist ...... 1912
% to 4" q"
45lR acres, IL dist ......... l,l76,5O
- TO Ben. Franklin, d94
acres, IL dist ............. ] ,4OS, 90
JOS. S. Edmundson, to easy Gil
bert, l4ll6 acres, dist . $4,000
NJ. 5. Waters, to II. NJ. Jones,
67A acres, 3 dist ......... ] ,65l 80
o. T. Walker, TO J. w. Boatright
SII4 acres, IA dist $4,000. l,2lS,S4
JBo. b. Williams, TO S. X. GOoch,
acres, 4 dist .... 49, 10000
w. r. Collins, to A. B. Holly,
14s5S acres, 10 dist ........ $4,000
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"THE LOST CAUSE ("

A MAGNIFICENT Picture, $4,000 copies
hAlready sold. Il is - n IS inches in
SIZE printed on heavy plate paper, beautiful
IN design and artistic in execution. Il repre-
sents confederate soldier after the war 70
turning TO his home, which he fnds lonely
and desolate- In front of the ruined ottag0
telling a SAD tale of the miseries Of war. are
some friendly hand has hung garland To
the night the calm river rnd rising moon in
dictate peace and rest.-The stars, recn be
tween the trees, represent the southern
ross. Il is q picture that will touch every
Southern heart, and should fnd place IN
every Southern home. Sent by mail mounted
on q roller, and postpaid, on receipt of ga
cents. or three for 80 cents.
Address w. N. BURROW.
Jall-4t 200 Main Street, Bristol. Tenn.
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Clocks, Clocks, Clocks.
If you want to have IA good time, ,
buy clock from
1t WINsHIP.
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MOntrOse Vineyard,
PULASKI, TENN.
Concord, Ives, Diana and other Wines,
LUNMIXEp. PURE CRAZE JUICE.l

WE HAVE FOR SALEM OUR CELLAR
w 1000 gallons of the vintage of 1874.
They are approved by physicians and con
noisuers as genuine and of superior qualities
Can be had at the Vineyard and at the drug
store of Sumpter & Lacy. at prices so low
that all can afford this healthfnl and delicious
beverage.
Also, at the Vineyard, Grape slips of all
varieties; Potato and Tomato slips, Cabbage
plants, &c, cheaper than at Nashville
prices.
feb25-tf AUGUSTINE q co.
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A LONG Eel? wan? SUPPLIED.
THE LIGHTNING
CHURN DASHER!
Butter in 3 and 5 Minutes.
COSTS ONLY 81 50 and $500.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNC-
w ing to the people of Giles that we have
secured this justly celebrated invention, and
are now manufacturing, and determined to
place it within the reach of all.
In the execution of this Dasher long felt
want has been ably supplied, AMI we call
particular attention to TIE many intrinsic
merits of this new and wonderful invention
1t IS cheaper and more serviceable than any
other patent churn. II is simplicity itself.
Il is rapid in its operations making butter
in from three to five minutes. IT will last
for years. It goes in the old style dasher
ehuTn, which found in every farm house
in the land.
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THE TILTON-BEECHER TRIAL.
C.,,,,ued from Fourth PAGE.

thing far appears dreamed OF; de'ud'ns ner
With the sorbry that she 10 be his defender BEFORE
4 council Of ministers. " All. have como 10 you again
and again. when and depression and discomfort
weighed upon me- and you have been to me rest and
cheer Your soft hands and gentle voice would comfort
ma Now you have strRk me- down TO death and ruin
VIII you defend nc ~ L. this statement to her husband
all the imagination Of Triton How could Tilton have
thought OF an Argument Of this kind addressed
nv Mfr. Beecher TO Mrs. Tiltonf Did he invent
that lettcri Was no appraised by any means OF any
Of the details Of the interview between Bcechcr and
Mrs Tton except 10y the declaration and confession OF
Mrs Tiltoni How did he know That Beec!lcr had ad-
dressed these arguments 10 heri How did he know tha
the letter that BeccheI got dictated by HIM. rs MIS-
Tlton declares How did he know that Beechcr IN tho
prostra;ion and humiliation OF that occason-broNcn,
crashed he when he left the door or
Molton did Tilton know that ieecher had said TO
bis wife: Your letter or statement has ruined ne my
work is ended" Yet gentlemen, you are to believe
this You are believe that that rcasscrton so dnmag
ing 10 Beechor, destructive in its implications upon
him and his oense you are asked to believe that that
WAS written by this lady at the dctaton and compuson
OF her husband rather than being the spontaneous ont
break Of regret that the personal uence OF cecber
shoud have led her ndcreton Of her former note
The Court then adjourned until tbi1 morning at III
O'Clock.
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FERACTIY OF JOHN J. PRICE.

nxptTAIIoS OF AN ALLEGED WITNESS or I'M
PROPER CONDUCT on MIR. REECHERs PART
PALSY STATEMENTS DECLARED TO HAWK BEEN
MADT ny HIN.
The reputation for vcIacity Of John j. Price,
whose nane vas used Ia publication In The Her York
Herald in which asserted that Price, with aroher
man. had seen undue Familiarity between Mr.. Beecher
and Mrs Titon, hes been made subject or inquiry
Thomas j. Evans. proprietor Of the Franklin House. in
Fntops, Brooklyn, made tho following statement yes
terday in regard t. the report that he had Pad
Price money for giving him information concerning inc
burning Of his property in PcoSskiM About three
months ago" said Mr. Evans, Price came here and told
me that my house, situated on Lane-st PeekSk had
been destroyed by fire. and that Vance Decatur resi-
dent of tho place. had asked him to tell me- Price
Is a total stranger to me, although am acquainted
slightly with his brother. very Industrious har'worh
ing man residing in Peekski doubted the statement
Of Price and questioned him very closely but he an
swere ali nv questions in q straightforward manner
What led put much faith in his story was that
he said that his mother held mortgag, upon the prop
erty adjoining miDo. | knew that the owner hau u
mortgsged hut did not know who held the mort
goge Prioe gayo mt full description OF the
burning OF my house, saying that he hau
been an crew itness asked him il he was resident OF
Peekskl. He said be DOt-that he was only up
there visiting his brother and expected to retnt next
day Price hung around ,y place all day. and threw ont
a number o. hints that he was out OF money
did not feel disposed to give him any, but allowed MN
10 have all he wished TO drink. and told him WAS GOING
10 Pcekskil In tho morning, and would take nm up II nc
wished Toward evening he left the house. and
o,ve mt seen him snoo to my knowledge.
ain the morning." continued Mr.. Evans. started 10
Peeksku 90 500 what 0mOunt Of damage had been DONE
and I also g.yo notice to the insurance company tha'
was going and would send item word about the loss.
Wheu got there found hre had occurred, and had
been deceived by Price"
.l1I hat e filsn
ip falling him such story Sir Evans said: "Prce Is
worthless fellow and drinks My bartender had put him
out Of the prior to his yine TO ne The only re
son that / csn give for lih telling euch q Story
yss that he boIed ia get soBo money ont OF me"
Mir Evans remarked that he had heard thst Price
had nlayed the same trick at Mr. Becchers and mao
stated that Mr. Beechers farm house had hecn Destroyer
nv Are IA Mr. Beecer absent ut the time from MS
Brooklyn home gave Price about 81 for tho IN
formation
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were as follows:

LII railroad bonds there further decline IN
Chicago and North Western gold coupon cOnsos to
49, The Pacfcs were strong and higher Centrals
at 1O5l4, California and Oregon branch ut o. Union
frsts at 1914. Land Grants at 9S and Sinking
Funds at 92 LA 3d. Erie thirds were up one-half of
one per cent from last sale. at 9Ji2; Toledo and
Wabash frsts selling at 80 Rock Island scyens at
10; Albany and susquchanna flrSis at 1ll4 ditto
seconds at 1913; and Milwaukee and st. Paul
6rois, La Crosse division, at 81. The bids arc as
tolioWs.
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orsde Central, and the Utah roads, In all OF which
the Union Pacific IL now largely interested
The exports of produce for tho week ending to-day
were s5,672, $40 against So $50, 537 for the cor.
responding week last year. and $8.571.935 In
1879. Tho total exports since Jan. this year are
$40 $40, 1914 against $131 351 1858 for the CORE
spending period last year, and $l2s.812.OOo In
1873.
sylvania Gs, third issue, 112l2; Philadelphia and
Eric Railroad. 81 Reading Railroad. 53is; Penn
sylvania Railroad, 5O3s Gold. 1884.
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Tho bids for stocks at the close OF the Exchang

The London adyccs report Consols weak and
lower on heavy sales, in consequence OF further
panicky talk and the frmcr feeling in money,
while United States securities were irregular but
conparatively finn. The Bank of England made a
gain in bullion to-day of f2J,000. Foreign OK
change continues strong at the nominal rates an
noxed, the selling rates being on the basis OF 81 81
aSa s7la and 81 9Oasi 9Oi2 At tho Gold Room
the business was limited, and the market strong at
1l6a4a1167s, on the large engagements OF specie for
Wednesdays steamer Cs1,75O,OOO. On gold loans
the rates were per cent for carrying. and fiat and
21o DER cent for borrowing. The export cearapces
Of domestic produce from tie port OF New-York for
the week ending to-day were to the currency vslue
Of $5.672.s19. The Assistant Treasurer PAID out
S217 900 in coin in redemption of called hvetwen-
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-Thcrc but little nothing passing and prices
nSmn,y At &C. ior Pot and ST. for P a orc..
are barely maniano West quoted at BE- and South
Doors xND SHOES Is little Of interest note in
ANY but % d % o a az a a n Da % So
able for seve, weeks past and business Is nov confined en-
otbing supply city relaer, Manniscturers a. a.
n:s t~ " S are 1
h. been % cs c Sea,ai are IN
dr. Dr. n s GD; i sG Cotton n dg sS@c ssns
s5 TO- second qualify an a. sys wPah T
bh96G fair business passing sis in small small
M and RED and Ea TgpSS and f f.y
at aoon, former figures ~e quote Pai NJ at SO; Jersey
co. Up y 10 rsn BroSn p DARK
s3gsii and Rel at $llo$5 phia'eighi so 80 ana
ysr oi tgs ' on ibess nr,ss RosTdalS
ane. but r% at e I ro a. IS 81 na 10 s sr
IL ctve demand al about prsyions hg"rrs
s sslss 81 as at a. for ~ and
a ui e 5e s @ Sa% 90 s i's
ca a"a r Goat @r 2 1s are Gq,sy
seem to as hold at present Wls
COMPARATIVELY light stocks both hero ana az the oatports
sales 1000 bags on e mort a ed aas
terms fns here This evening ~ ~ bags VIC qnote
&S is't' and 7 ali S Mid
of - gold QiOle
2tc Singapore u BE- Ceylon 2Og2i c Maracaibo lga
die; IaguayIa lgd2Ot l72a She: * Domingo
IGiaq lie Porto Rico, l1 l9c Costa it!ca ~ 2oc MeN'
can lnq.,Oc; Augosura, 1921 2c. Savania lod2l ac
and Curacao at II 1919. all gold ,. l.,
COAi-The coal marLe beginning 10 show signs OF I'm
nt tho last adNices Pennsylvania state tist
OASIS oi
is and that . sriko yriuaiy at emil The trade
Th' ~ IS ,aTiy active bushes, N and stove si1es
Cumberland a. reduced prices WIN mcieasen
from steamship companies Gas oais are
rather qot prices favor tao bvei foieign Goals arc
we nUue - 1918 20; Cumberland 20 oV9
Iyesle1 Nirltt, df1; james River. 70 @"0tt 3O
Janss River CarIonta 500 50 40 American Cannel III
osif English Canuci ines hai va - ~sio' f'e"''0
H. ai,DoSt market AT an
the demand all quarters proving very gh ana scarcely
hands TO establish values inc st
noted III orr last mas Dech taken o
again today but the re-, ngs Or less nominal
higher tiln eau c obtained Oh t.e very ie"
its drawn ont Receipts the shipping ports TODAY are
I7os bales last week, Loot bales mus day sst
wear Jt3 sept - l62uO bales same
lire lasi year 369s bales consolidated Nree days.
receipts 81 exports t Great i.rt5 l2bbi nse5
g,nL an New YORK II 1872 bel consolidated stock, 2oIoio
a, follows June 1890 July l6.S2c.; August. i51!c
September. I5Sjc October l652c; Noyenber iiy'c.
Drcembr II 2Iasc January lJ02c; February 10 'ssc
March. lj4lc. Apn Is sssc. May, l97oc. hrst cail
Iog II sssc; January 700: Il lc February lOo 10
Api IO0 ib i'sc 100. IS 7lsc total, ZOO bales; second
caJune 100, 10 Sssc August, 40. 10 Ss2c teDr'aIy
60 10 &c total 300 bales third call september 700
ec February, 500. Is i'isc; April 100 10 sci Total
,uG'aons based % Of classification in force sept
1874 ard Oh Cotton store running In quality not
than half gsdo above or below thc grade uloi,;
Ordinary. strict Good Ordinary 10 Mil1lng - .
GOOD oni. i4la Low Midilmg 49,, Good Midrl7
Quotations based American standard OF clssucation;
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LINsERD--There has been nothing accomplished In this
market sales Of Bombay r.po to IN our Last Cs
IL nominal I'll 30.
IVMBEK-Tne retail trade con1ues quiet and there no
appearance Increase IN the deiaId 10 Gauss aes 70
Lay stocks. %hlo Pine Ia, seam. TO hod rs own az IN
changed figures HemlOck and spruce nav ma 10 SUNNY
decline The OF the decline bowevrr nos
and whole sale dealers
Albany. Black Walnut, Ash and White Wool arr IN lnt
demand Yellow Pine Is selling at retail u moderate luahu
Several haso been piAcod
but ont er e could not learn.
NEThIS--We have again TO note slight Improvement ID
our Ingo Copper bt the demand has peen less
active; claimed checked business some
what transactions for tire past three days include "
300 900 Lake 2S2c Manufactured Is dull AZ 3Oc ior
for Brouzo and Yellow Metal Sheatug and 2c Tor Yellow
Iron there Is but EtIe or no move
accommodating and the a'lces from orfsn
untat Orabo character u tio seih4
interest prices BUYERS favor Gengarnock 4Iood
S3l Eginton sold In lots AT ~ 1tIi oc
AMI $3OG$3. American IlS SIN nSe,t.d snu
r nominal stocks quite bei Rail- dull and nchAngea
Old at $2U0S 27. Domestic Pig Lead rteaoy wiz
only q small trade passing. Foreign h fscuyS sne
9c and Pre- 9L2c, less 10 per ceat 10 the trade
Foreign Speer IL without movement and v9les nominal
quiet az former rates 20 JcS 20
currency. Tin there has been little business doing
but scarcely enough t6mahe MARKET gnd the position TO-
mains nominal quotations remain as beioro
10, 1870. straits and l.. and +. Plates are sun Ia
verS dun and Unsatisfactory position the a.ylees nn ns
uDavoIable and buyers are hoidug OH
we cneriDps If Charcoal lin for july delivery - I
900 boxes Tin both not transprt othes
Ae;aI tltIl We
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ties and $4,000 interest on the public debt
The days business ct the Gold Exchange Bank Gov
cred Gold cleared. $50 .224.O 900; gold balances.
$1.212,243, currency balances, $1.42l. 800 The
quotations for gold were az follows:
1000 ...I}sS iI:so ..Iis1 i9o -I,st 2sS-}isaa
hoo. iis': 1870. .ii6S 2o0.".iiSss
The days business at tho U. y. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
Gold receipts COG oS3 50 Curry paymeuts s718lee 81
Gold payments 25s79t IS Curry balance. 4B00t 87s 81
Curry reccipts... I039340 20
The Treasury balances Mt the close Of business to-
day were Currency 81 200 OOO coin $50 800, 900
less coin certificates. $19 $50, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

In State bonds, District of Columbia 3-Gos wero
firm at 1919 1885. and old Tenncssees weak at 1886
Missouri Is Of 1876 sold at 1913, and Texas los OF
1876 at 1929. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

In our last report the market closed quiet MGdng l6c
liverpool was dull; Uplands sisd; Orleans 81 SATURDAY
light demand at nominal 9nStons sss
7s orleans Tis,sd Monday the tone Of the market vas
auet: sales Middllng. loci Liverpool was steahy
sales, 200 bales. Tuesday, there WIS
moderate LELAND At decline; sales $50 bales Mdding
bales Wednesday there was far demand i.y
dncei ic Middling I5a.c. Liverpool dnl upAnds,
lid Orleans I'D sales, 5000 bales. Thursday the
market was duli the indicate recuarity In prices
sales 27s bales quotations unbalanced yerpoo, was ae'
bales prices unchanged le5'ey
Tho t,na9cons were moderate &c, decline sales 46s
bales, Miding iJc Liverpool dull sal - 500 bales;
7iaad The receipts this week nave
been 5s5 1913 bales corresponding week
Last wear and the foreign 2s2G3 baos against 2o2
ha.s in lisa Tie totals far tbs year. be seen IN INC
fables given above The following table Will sho" tho totsis az
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For future delivery, tho market Sc lower with
moderate business sales a. follows all basis Of Low Mid
ding: ,o, -. I'll, , ,oo
Is i,o August 100 I5tc 400, - ssc ,sptemSer 100
l., t,c October 800 Is lac: December 2AOO ~ Eygc;
January 700 il lac. Fec laTy, 800 10 'ac April. 50.
Is total 1890 bales. Yesterdays closing pricesgne.
ssp:@ssr s$ osttT l,uS ri ., S"yem Is
i5i,.c; February 15a, .tc.i March, i5'sal, 'ssc;
hpi 1870 10 &C.; May. ljs.al5 i'lsc Market steady
Salen today NJ 10 D. .-July 90 lsc. 1000. Is sc;
700 800 d. POI l5'p;S co ;A I. I 1899
is he 500 10 ssc 200. 10 sssc 200 l6slec 300.
Is ss.c scptembsr 300 i5sise 400 IL Se 400
Der Ise 500 ii's,.e 900 "a s'ric LOO Loo f.
600 iii-e, February, 100 lSisc 900 he March zoo
20 lb iY"c 10 i5Sc total 1900 bales gran! total.
So Zoo bales Eyehanged-sc paid to exchange 100 bales
September for August .
I'M 1878:
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c,o.t iccn~cn " ~ Present
Ans H. snce Total Exported $50 s.och
1878 IOG ass $50 7,S48 S.754.708 2,672,t03 Z7l,.5I
i97i.lI3i y 3,392,9j3 3j06.3sl 2,52tO2S ZI20of
From Liverpool Yesterday We have tho following report.
Sale, Of week bales N which 5000 bales were 10
exporters 900 spectators leaving 5000 bales to the
trade 900 bales OF which 5s5 600 bais
American This slows an increase OF 5000 1as ia Tue
can Import Of he week 900 bales including $1,000 bales
Amerlcan Actual export 5000 bales The market opened
heavy sales 5000 bales Upiands. INA. NewOrlrans.
7ad and closed dul and unchanged The cearsnccs hays
bals CITY o, Chester 9o6 bales The Queen so bales
ships-Wn Tapsco, q. 80 bales; st. Flians 92 bales
Steamer San Marcos 2,0S6 bales Total, li.o Daes.
Bremcn-steamcr Mosel lei bales Antwerp-steamer A.
Andre 95 bales. Grand total, 1873 bales. a...o
DRUGS AND DlESOpium is nu but steady az - 90 oV
Castor wing slowly at about former rates ales
Baker IA AT al Oils about steady. but the
business very sLt confined chiefly to small lots san or
sons Lemon s IS. gold Sandersons Bergamo 80 81 ri
Ans 10 and Cass 81 gold English Chemicals are aan
Caus,ic soda a. $50 al e2a; Bi Sofia 81 6it and
Bleaching Powder at 81 83sa all go other descriptions
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sfs ss. sss Mn
: :s: assS : ;ss
$s:Ss:: :s% :; %aa.s Es. %
IS S;ss .ss &s.s:s y :
iao cd% SusS Prime icG eash 3D. Lax s
snS at srr el s sns 81 S the esn IL
E s 4 Sys %ss9 M aa
quiet. ss n Of Loo s Sssss Ia. ans chiefly or
and r ana sa e. 1s ~ :s
d. yoy E s sgas s s' arc
We sre indebted - MT VIM wsnsford for the foiewass
sSs1s ooo y s.e saturday pss b m oats
Stock Wheat 4,s2S.ooo bush: Corn. Sis''ooe
continue: 2 be little or no as%ao so is
Iasia sass q So5 rolls Domestic In Boston at &c., aud
nc sna.ss !" sr Z, 4: e
nand tending metals . weaken en-, The feet ss
Ing ssa xa@ Ss n1 dull
without q ha are N f demand e. qII M About
81 s S Fetal retail lott S s @ o ove
viii! iady full former =, as9Toss; Long Rye Sossoe'
HMP-Mana held with connience At forme, nsares
Ss9 ere a a E D sss
ana 900 e arrive s q; 3 same rate @S saSs
In &C. S Snis Butts 2f.c, currency,
hayY a gain e. Ss "s c embrace Try
s AyT s.y q M :. "a sS :s
usual selection 22o Dry Bse1 scc air sss Dy lnrs
ss s r., &c. ee ss r:s a ,sls:
ssisa kG ~ 4 adss Ds .. a s
fs m so "is Ty gsg,
H ls lss ss' &c IA ; geld S
Mszasn a nd Acsp1So 10 ~ Pa, ouaIa r. Tc
isiS: s. ssss ss Pr Nssssa
corpus Gers 5000 ~ 2las Currency 60 ssys 70
aS months azG re- esii l5o
selected .Go9 Dry Texas and Mezic"n hips ~ 10 TO-
r raTTsS,y e SasS a sisseS s. rsI,
S is%s es $40 .s % e ssoS Guy
s%rrsacy cash selected iS. zos ssTTS ass. s,
:Sss D!s
% Mon's voc gold ODD seisse o@22 1900
H H ass s. s S9Sso s SS3s p
S. % Ma Ms sSa !ae
selected Vera cruz. 1919 ~ lta7c. ei selected Tam
vs s az; ssfPs E i1f 4s s
n.le.1 sS ISS sa$
p pickle s ass :f'f g. 'aS9 ss 1n%
s sS .yss 1857 S2z q ,s'Y "f 90
SorDSs Christi n 2;4 2stdo 2oi b. & Currency
s sessssa and ssss.s S"'o s. issSs. s%s
Dry Upper Leather HieS-Rnenos Alre ilc pIanns
klps iUd H. &c. gold seected Sierra Leone. sdlO ~
oc currency selected Gambia and SAG H. loc, cur
rency. selected Mnas ioal n lsc gold as they rum
Maranlam. 9ga % D. BE- gold as tney ran rs,nS%posS
gold a, they run Payt 2Je5o p &c., gold Us hoy rsn;
s aaFasaSC i sSr' so as SD they . run 2s
Iyc currency selected Texas, Weserd. aud sonth
ern, 2SQ3s u, BE. currency selected Wet sA.rd
Hies-Buenos Ayrcs. $500 "a. Zoe. goi, so-teh ITO
(r.ude Has 10 lOc gold, selected California - no No.
lOc gold selected; Para IS 10 d. &C. gu seIctji Ma.
mOros 45QJ5 lUiac currency, s-eci,'i Texas pulled
500 20 H. lic currency selected T0As Ia kes 600 ~
lOo cure new knife. SOD, 20 ~ 3rt e cur.
rency selected; Orleans 30 D. ic o-irr-Icy srie'e
Country Western J0G 10. od9c onrrec scic.,ol
SOUTHERN -O0J0 II, currency selected ~ ausnter
OK 500 is u. 9dYisc currency, selected Cy Slaughter
Cow Al no y. 12Goc. currency, selected
HOPS-There little nothing doing In this market
complaining Of duns aud are not purchAsns
oo'o"a INV" ~ Ca i, TO- Ch.Hn.
Eastern. 2se3s Oils all growths s sSs
Is nothing beyond small raaa passing -
aouf bgureS In this about or 10 cases Ae
ia have 701S5c and do MairaS st oVc cur
again 10 note decline most al des 1pobs anu "
not active inquiry. Crop-Best grades move moo
eratey. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

nora 2ll bales speculators and 9fle na!es
Gross recclpts port the week oS41 bses Sncs
Sept baes against 892 772 Lest ysAx 6tocks ~
interior towns, June IL, 1875; s.-s 1914
1878. laf4. l9Jcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
4 Western Union

SECOND BOARD-1 O'CLOCK P. NJ
Sdles Of State Bonds Railroad Bonds-Bdnk and Ra0
road Shdrcs-Erpress Stocks -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

Money was in great abundance, and lent freely on
call at and pig per cent, the discount market rul-
ing quict at last quotations. The Customs receipts
at Washington to-day were $500, 900, and the In
ternal Revenue receipts. 100000, the United
States Treasurer receiving $65O,O0O in National
bank notes for redemption The Clearinghouse
stafcyneut ie follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

bonds to-day, and the demand could not he mot ex-
cept at advancing figures. Sixtysevens sold up
above 125 again. and the whole market left oil
strong at full figures We annex the latest quota