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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24

FOR Choice state nrns 2Os2sc tor Common TO Prime
&c Tor Choice state anrkins n9s at iss24S fos GS S
l5a23c. Common TO Prm, aud 23d!5c for CHOICE
sf ' c%acei O' wtsiera SrSn. i$SSs 4
Prime for Choee Western Creamery a. r 10 oe 10,
in moderate request but somewhat umssttle c H
5oai supply sna not maGn
s'iG ic 70 Fancy: Gal &c 10y state pary aud
3gsc Tor SKINNED ana Hasshmed; E En AMI oe
for Cho.cs Gs we're hrm, with fair inquiry and a
state ard Pcasylyaa at I'LL 9c; Western at belle
the ar for Cnoe9; an caRda a. a., II o,s,ua sas9c for
Carolina, AMI 6GGi4c. for EangOpn. =, ,..
slow quotations. inclined b show CONSIDER bs
irrssu2ry We quote; AsL9s Lye,goJS flGS 20
81 40; other brands IL 1891 20; Liverpool Ground 81"
sEEDs-nseed was quist but steady at q s6 gold FOR
seel Is nomilly Timothy seed is dui and nominal at
rs %ere quiet and unchanged for all DESCRIPTIONS IN
s%%a %f spInrHs q % FD95 Maes S5 Sc cfss
s6a,7s stems I5c cas9-Chna sna ~ 22g a1 1et
Pliaenio. u &c .Jc. Nutmces s59soc. all vSld
s!;@ e. Sat ,s
White "A" standard 9s4jof DO 10 on a. g4e;;
Yellow Sanise Raw sgsar va rner at tnr r.f
Hga there Ts lair business omoraGPE Sss 4@Ss and
coyado at "a a 8 Sc and 200 hbds St. Croix al 7c
LALLoW-MaIEet dun and Dnchanged sales, SO99o %
rH$s tI!S qa%Jei ly,s. = n ,.,,u., r,n
TOBACCO htnuckS Leaf net ana unchanged, WIN
sales o, 200 hds at Ia ger bl,in 50 IN sod Leaf
has tery been the sales embracing 90 sundfies
a. 7GZJc, 2jS cases ONO, ls7 at 69 c aud ii5 cases
Penn 1870 IS Wisconsin, lS 40, and III
eases sew ENGLAND 1871 1874 aud Sj, Oh private terms
also, 200 bal Havana al SSc. a Fl ID.
WHALEBOEE-lhe market here continues duh at 81 7)O
81 81 Archie aud II 10 Tor sOrh- vest Coast AZ New"
eliord tre was sac OF 1900 OF The former Tor export
AZ - currency.
WHIsLYcNarket irregular and unsettled, held At 81 a.
with III IL gallon bid 4 OF 81 bDls. reported for
delivery next week az = IL p gaiOn, cash.
WOOThcre has Ueon an improved business since orr last
which brought about steady and more regular tone
The late large sale Of wooens tended TO call ont better
madis iIOm Manufacturers and hpl ers maze orr 10
realize reasonable proit Feeces arg ~ ght supply ana
coupdritvc nrn nothing can be sad about the IN
terror, The ruling ngurrs sin being 5OG3lc, wtich BUYERS
Ia great extent refuse 10 pa. Pulel WOODS, thOugh
quiet, steady. The arrivals Of California aud
Ith Woods ia this mafset not large but are
q lite hD sl at Boston. where they have met VIII
a f,y liberal outlet, TIE finer qualities espcca y. The
marsrt for Foreign WOODS IL still quiet 1n prcc5 nomi
nal than real sale, lIer.y Of 1000 10 and Ak ohio
Washed private terms 100 10 Ger;a at "a "a 2Jc
$4,000 n Eastern Texas AZ Il o3c.; ljG1O 10 do a. 2OI lie
SO D Western DO al l3@lCc 5000 ID DO at lIG
40 Sgnng California M lJ02lC, 20 bales aud OLOOO
d do al 2o12c 2jO9 Fan do at l4al5c' 5000 do at
II 30 n ired do private LOO ID Lake
al Zoe. a.d 900 b 10. ComDins at .Oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24

10Gos o1O74. Many shrewd persons wonder that
this Company, which bought its coal lands long be-
fore the war, and then able to deliver coal in
NewYork at 81 or 81 80 per ton, does not break
with the combination, mining all the coal it can.
and try 10 find price at which furnaces and fonnd-
cries will be induced 10 start up instead of helping
other coal concerns to keep prices up to point that
will pay profits on coal lands that were bought at
eXtravagantly high prices The market closed
feverish, after strong efforts TO give to
it firm and buoyant tone. The bus-
ness of the day very light amounting
to only about 10000 shares and the advances at the
close over the final quotations of yesterday were In
Lake Shore, Is; Ohio and Mississippi and Rock
Island each Il Michigan Central and Northwest
Common and Preferred each IS; Western Union, d;
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, 50, and New
Jersey Central 81 per cent; and the declines were,
in Erie and ST. Paul, each ls Pacific Mai, Il; Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph and Illinois Central each
-; New-York Central b. and Missouri Paciiic g
per cent. The following table shows the
TrIpM
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ErTDnpEAN MARK FITS

LIVERPOOL June 2o-l23j p u.-Coiion /, quiet and IN
ss 0O0 bales including 900 ior speculation and export
receipts, 300 bales q" which LOO bals were AMERICAN
Ntkang Upanl-, Low diling clause. July and August
delivery At t also sAs "i tT s1"i' Go6 S'3 I eaSs 1l
laors 1000 b.des total Stock tO7o.Oo3 1'lss
3 90 bales American 100000 bales forwarded from
.5S s d Se S %sS g. 90 ars Tie receipts
thc past three GAYS were $4,000 quarters oil winch -oOo
froo, jaas 3 saes Of New SDn c5og 2 MldGng
A IHTSro"I tne I'D p nsales Of Middlng uglands
CoSn low ulu usn6r mi Dec"inGrr eivcry at Gd
Broadstus quiet Corn S39s2o Plar,'G iot Now
Genital Tor Red sprins, and 10 gl06 for California
CLUB. Lar, 90 ewt Tor Ameresn s,orh p,, ami o,
vEToo june $5 p m-of the sales of Cotton to day
IIvRRpool June % $3.50 m.-Saes Of Middling Upland,
Cotton Low Middlns clause September ana october do
LiyEarooir June 23-6 p. m-saes of Middllng UPands
at III do do, October aud November delivery AZ 6sieL
LNEglOoI, June % $50 p m-Ihe market Tor yarns
Futures hat Common losln i9 $1,000 ~, o,o 4, ,
IKERrool, June 25-Eyenns -Lnseed on, 23g = ewt In
IoNpON, June 23-l23O =. m.-lhc rate OF discount IN
the open market for three months BLISS ltGls ieT S
L. D. bonds Tea fores. lO1P. Ere Railway shares l-''
Ioynos June 49, mConsol 9iSle for both money and
e6Sp0s June 2-2 m-Paris advcos quote per cent
LoSDoy June p %rMs a ,l1 81 o Re
lined Petrolesm 101alld gallon. .,o,. Ava mar cer,
LoSpoy n9e 3D. p %or1 Sd'iee' quote "'e PEI ''"'
LOsDOS. JuIe 1850 p m-spTits petroleum. of@'] v
gallon. o., ,,., t,,so.d nh On do3 2 b cyt
PARIs 23Exchanse on LONDON -o 30 2o 'o Sho'
SFTRyKrour June 23-United states bonds New Elves,
SwEap June 23-peroleum. 29sf for Fine Pale Amer
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S: ,s s'S s", 4, Sc ssS' Flour su:
ana @ e s.l Witt wt aTa s"'s
western so Ss,j psiy g S5S &;
aSS a.s MAI Gp sIn ss rEs a aT ~
ar GHS 60 lyme cssd %se4 a os
Saf gi fry @s s5tT ard shade hsb@r No &c.
tS Ages st CSC a' ha Tissr rey y BE- PORK
gs' tjls% Gar SIy low SIS 30 .oi gig 86Ssls So
.5! Po S.s 81 Gsl si Aas"; ssJ SSi
S zoe c O s 2o9 s SS BUSY. % Ft 1898 60
bu,h Barley $500 bush gmentsI Flour 500 m aS
Sa s E 2SCO2 7e Sn bush; co Early eo 100 bush Ss o1 e
adopted RESOLUTION to-day oa pi9s irs saturday JgE
% July or gu't Corn hner as siGEe July 3 os
spi:s Jay a. - ar, nn n-' un.,,
4sc Oats steady and firm a. $3a3Sc Rye quiet but steady
Steam RENDERED IL igSll ~. Kettle 'o lS9lS4c Bulk
Rib Sides i0GIOsS; C ar Sides, l07s@IO.c Bacon steay
e &C. SS99 G r add S ser az f os
say aud TeG IS 80 10 sPm aas SsS
and anchahsed. Freishis aaehan ca w.,
s a"1ykSH 5 Msnsso 9.sP' 3aHS s'S "'&
aS u no 95 i u say " 45 OATS Quiet sRa
NO zsc Rye " AZ go 02e Barley Eob 1s% oIl
nomRaly steady Wheat to iialo 32c. to osgcgo' Clio
ms1 So Ss cI $50 Wheat heat wheat S'
PHILADELPHIA June 23-PetrOl um firm and Advancing;
Refined 4si II &C.; Crude lOsGllc F1ur quiet, WIN
general realize, sales OF 400 bhls Including
Extra at n 9o6 Is; Minnesota Fa ny at 81 20@f6 70;
S70s( 25 Rye Flour f4 90 Wheat dull All Low Grades
lowers PENNSYLVANIA Rel II 40 Amber n AZ; Western
Red, Common aud Good, SjC.4sl Whle 81 al - rye.
10 s3c Tatl quiet and lower Yell w, 3O2G5lc;
sail j3c: While JIG, Mixed. ji9jG2c. oats unsgtuedi
White, 3i4ilc Mixed, 3Oq33e. Cuba Sugar, SIsqo Sc
for Fair Good Refining Moasses, 33l2c. for 5Oest
Whisky held 81 10 FIR Western Butter quiet New-York
Bradford County Yxas. "a be; do do frss yOa22e;
do. Seconds, Sdl0c; Western Extras iSQ2 G. do.
Firss I60l7r. do. seconds l4Gljc Cheese nll New
York Fancy 9l2Gl0c Western Fut, Sdo4c Eggs actLei
Pennsylvania, Jersey, and Delaware fresh 49, l9cj
West ru Il Feceuis-Flour, $500 bills. Wheat TO-
BUSH Corn 7l,OO0 bush. cats, 2 900 bush. ship
unents-F,our, loo bls.; Corn, $1,000 bush:
ST LOUIs June 23-Four dan unchanged Wheat higher
grade cash ami June Other quaint duh NO Red Ear
~ 54 asked 81 46' BID, cash sales at I'll 80 june No
40, Al 20 asael bids. Corn inacliyei No. Mixed
- 0i3c cash 434r, IDLY. oats dull No. 81 &c rye
iu &C Use BaTleyNO sales. WhiskyNone on the markrt
wOua bring Il IL. POrh inactive at Sl9 5OaSl9 10. Lard
and Bulk nonlnaly unchanged Bacon quiet; I'M
Hogs dull Workers, - 2Ods5 2Oi Bacon,
doing qUoiaJy changed lecepts-31O 0bls Flour,
10000 bush Wheat, $1,000 bush. Corn, 5000 bush Oats
|. o. bush Rye. loo Hogs, 400 Cattle. . 80.
TOLEDO, June 2 Flour tll. Wheat dull; No .Wllte
Mich gan. 81 10; Amber Michigan 81 Is July, u 1915
No. d., 9jc. No. Red Winter, 81 20 NJ. do, spot
and Tuy II II; Rejected Red, 80 &c. Corn quiet; Hugh
Mixed. u sc; july, II &c: August, 52c;; Low Mixed
Michigan, 30i4c. Reccips-l0 bbls Flour, J. 0UO BUSH
Wheat 900 bash. com, l.. bush. iais. Shi menis
400 Dbs FTolr. $4,000 bush Wheat $1,000 bush Corn.
D,UOO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
BRITISH TRADE AND FINANCE.

LIVERPOOL, June 23.-The circular OF the
Liverpool cotton Brokers Association issued to-lay, in
It's review of the week ending yesterday, says: Got
ton has been in fair demand throughout the elk,
and quotations were generally fully maintained.
American has been in fair demand but quotations for all
qualities unchanged. Sea Island has been in mod
crate inquiry, ana prices stead. In futures trdti-
sactious have been comparatively limited. American
lleG Isl. below Lust Thursdays rates, while East
Indies Is iirn,"
LOsDON, June 23.-7be Times OF this morning In its
Incl article. says: " Bar silver is very weak,
amount having sold for The Continent at Old.
The only rate AZ which 1t can I've cold
for India is 5U5sl. Indian exchanges Tcduc ii
lia3st. We understand that the Parliamentary
Committee of inquiry into tine causes oT the
Incarceration OF liver do not their way TO
recommend the Government to take any definite steps
In the matter The amour Of lion now III tue Bana
~ England is the largs ever record ID, ana the prOpor
ton a.! reserve 10 liability to hi thcst that II has been
for years" The Daty AerS and Standard mention sl'er
tIulsac,iOns nj 81 d. II, =.
LnNboN, Jme 23-i p m.rhc quotation OF silver to-
day is JG3i Gold. The market Is very Hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24

counties the increase will be fully 20 per cent though
with one or two exceptions, the increase Is Who'll under
grain While the acreage under cotton is IN many cOun-
ties less than last year In only two counties is there
any complaint respecting the condition and prospects of
the wheat crop, and that is "shtly injured by rust"
The harry sting of the crop has commenced; In ONE
counties 1t about over and I'll result IL very favorable
s. rC"Ort tle yield In
but the increase OF will much more than cover the
deficiency.
Corn is rapidly maturing, and unless severe drouth
should come within the next ten ia the crop VIII he
te largest the State has ever produced II IS yet too
early to report the cotton crop with degree Oi GER
thinty Thus tar, however, the condition and prospect
very good. Never better. Unless arrested by drOuth
the viii undoubtedly he good In COMMITTEES the
unfayOrabo weather in April has made the crop later
than usual The conclusion TO " reached rom all is
the year promises to be OF cat agricultural pros
pciiv. The farm labOrors wofking well. and he
farmers In excellent SInris. Oats ana barley being
harvested IN good OnltlUn but fuL is utmost faure.
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The closing rates for foreign exchange

The money market was easy and as freely sup
piled as usual in fact, the counterpart OF yestGr-
day. We quote call loans at l2a2 on United STATES
stocks and TO 3, with the intermediate as the
common rate, pledge of mixed collateral, discount
ranging at 4 and upward. The United States
Treasurer to-day received $1,OOO,OOO National
bank notes for redemption. The Customs receipts
at Washington to-day were 100000. The Inter
nal Revenue receipts footed up S1Ooooo' Inc
following is the Clearinghouse statement to-day:
Currency exchanges, $53.2lG,3S9; currency bal
ances. S2.5199s9; gold exchanges, $G,l54,74S;
gold balances, S1,105,167.
The dealings in United States bonds were on
smaller scale to-day and prices were also lower per
haps by reason of declining gold. There were no
important offerings at the decline. We annex clos
ING ,trcet quotations:
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THE Make
ICarcrulv reported Tor rds ralnNs'
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Norh Rirer. ve4ssi., and R1'Tott'.
GENERAL MAKkLr REPORT.

FRIDAY. June %, 1870
AsHEs-Therc Is little nothing gong on cnd SMALL
obiu rauc yet L"e Hsuis feAn at Dc Ior Pots ana o'
BtfsWAX-Therc has latterIy very quiet market
but uh"r changes Lave aAcu place Weseu ana south
ltUod CURN-IIs market has continued dull. and late
hcur,s nOmuaiy uuch"nScd "r quote htush ruIl green
og6 PC. i,,l ami Rcd LUDot. D. %. 3aic. "
CANDLEs-Ihcio are no changes ANA only ne usual J0D
- ~, ,tnr gir Itrun,.. : ,rlp,a. eti = sc
CHlCCUtI j. yry qn,t at 80. god. oI German ana
CGAi-ln, business Anthracite has continued small bu
IA, further advance an.ouuc.d a,c pacr 90 August a
good un,n,s- Is aujo ac tl'.ricld n.c,,s with good
NJ 1o "a yrtoo nos camel I'll gsiG LIVERPOOL
Go Sem II 5oa 90 o. iro,Ica. - 5Uas5. currency
Pennsylvania Wcstm"fri1nd, ana west Nlt'h' Gas ~ -
CHAMBERLAIN" sot aud UI"Ad'o'' s''s" o. 4N' A""' g
Cocoa Is merely late prees in the absence Of
FEEMid Coacr was very quiet and prices were with
out change mo Vas qh't Dat nm nm O. -, g
O5S Gags N,. Marin "a 20 ana zoo =, -
l. Fender terms uOt taslIed No sales at Tie out
'GoorEkADE sTocR-rncre no changes IN TINS
uarkci, withsan dul st.t" Of aHirs We quot
Empty tIog-neals. 2,6st 80; IioogS - ic,L prll
looas - ,nthe. viii Head. u sjGsi o.. -no,-
Heads. s. nChcn - 81 ,. % d. 50 h,utF -
Box snocAs. 7OG'Ie. Run shco%s o. f'De sho'A''
'CC,E6Aaf-rne u~uai trado isbcng ANNOYED NJ
lie. de- l. thread. ! nc 60 do, % thread ana y
Tread Toe, Manila Cor gr Bot rope Yarns l. - -" d"
U,Ield th - do hale Lines IOc: Iarrd Aanht
l5 fho ialrod ~ 49, "a l1th arm l2r: 1i'', o'' ~,
Lain DC Fine ,drrei 1iH1 DO 10 &c, kuHs lIrnP
Jared American iath Yam lie aud Fine larr'd American
god, quiet AMI weak marketiu i4Vr'l ana hr.h
freight raie checks any export ,Iadg 81 ~ %
,nc 10 purchase any trhcr tnan To IN tcre extent Toe
4oz or port 3i3 Tor consumption ard TO- speculation
Inc pts te pors for The =" have been lnniI Is
0OOg last week and 96is ths Voc lac, az iaf
were 10 delivered contract to-day Tue following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24


81 10 for No Milwaukee,, the latter Tor Choce ~ LOT
No. Chcigo 81 10 In store ald II TX aiOat for No MI
81 10 Good Iowa springs III Is for Winter Red
No. including Minnesota III 2S Fl 2Sla and Md
80 and 81 O2d$l 2S Tor Unerlded Sprng
There also export OF 5000 bush. Amber
less nominal ~ So S5c Western !Oay Tor Stlte
aud 81 n3t for Canada in bond HARLEY ana BA lily
~ were hrl at 9sc Win buyers az 92c Ia BOND nj n
rAs we're Quoted az - ~ ahd nSaa'e p"o s
Eye res wrIe nohidl az ~ ooafI % per W. st ot
home canG T a P nyane II I ~" per bs va bI med
l,ele was lt.'e i5 spps''N " uoi 90, n,t',.,.J
delivery Sa!es IO2 90 buzz; az go5 &C. Tor Dain4s,d
Western Mixed bic for steamer xed Western SOC for In
spcctd Low Mixed West GDc Cor ls ecte cSter " %
% Tor inspected steamer Fhti Tor llsprctt vel
10" western ana Ofab e., Tor uhsaded western hiNeh
Tor Prme ~ Mixed s3 'as ct scIi.r June sLio m
~ on,n ltie liked vas VI ue ~ o,e, s ~ ~ ".
g'ations were penng 70 lrrse liz Of a Led western o1
81 u ~ -, i; 81 '' W.; ,,y Dipn 40 ',,, 40 - is
a. ~, ,i,c51 az s ~, 81 90 tar Nn E.w Yorl Az to.
VI ,SJSg' 90 90 10 io r' NJ w. rn 03c rr
~ WV. Or 'o"' ic Ut ,n "Ae, ~ Z"
a. " 'da.s opI &c LOT VINE hn f' . ~,
Wits Saiei anu ooe sn9dt LOT lE,uU on, u, sI.a
>, o In i ~ III IN ~, Ia N, a. ~ ~ F
w ot W, ~ 81, 80
o. y, ~ ,, u "a, ~ All - oo ,.,I.'I, :, ,,,,s
wen. cn,i at Il o1SS al or air 10 ZOO, and al 5Oo
a. II w. az - Iari 90" %, ~ - ,or 1nr,ar
10 rooI and &c ior chmre. pa - % 25' X dney
al % Tor fir 10 good Wmte and II 2JdS - Tor
prime 10 choice do
prccs an, nere uouiI nj a, late urotauus
nay AND fRAW- mo dem mi iOr ship
ping grades al Hay moderate but suG,ont
present ais Consequently ntcrablc
Straw WAS ritrr duiri ana barely steady We uuoe Hay
Shipping 7Oa Toe Retail Guaes sO5 Clover GOD
7Oc salt GOd6jc. Sjriw-sl 10 4sl for Long
HEMP AID JUIE-ilenp WIS uul at G'i07c for Manila,
and 49, gold for naL ate ssll dun and nominal Jute
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Total sales for the wa
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.

y rs 'iS;3 ss 4 "a, sr "s'
PeBnsyiyan' a r. s9a 53s, northern q R.R. 3s3 -,
r snaS vssT So So, g.. LshsS Nav loi
The London cable advices were eager and un-
important The British C0nsos were a little easier
but United states securities weref firm at the late
figures Erie yielded fraction and closed at 1888
for Common, and at ISL for Preferred. Money WAS
easier in the outside market three months bills
being done at 1ll01 per cent. The sum OF tloooo
bullion went into the Bank of England ION bal
ance" to-day. In Frankfort, U. ;. New flves were
quoted at 1924. In Paris the i've per cent kentes
were lower ranging nj lOj.07l2 TO lOo.o2i2. Sight
exchange on London was quoted at 25.2Sl2, while
foreign exchange here firm at 81 ~ and ~ 30
as the official asking rates of the standard drawers,
the actnal selling rates being on the basis Of
"a s7lqa$4 s7ai to the pound sterling for
go days bills, and 81 S9l2GSi e93i foI
three DAYS sight bills. There further weak
eninc of the gold market and sales were down to
ll2I0112, doubtless the expectation that the
JnIv interest will be paid Monday without
rebate 1t is not unlikely the price would be lower
if there were short interest uncovered Out there
is a scarcity of cash gold and borrowers to-day pafd
for its use q g. aud 22 per cent per annum ana HAT
The engagements # specie for to-mouow's steamer
amount to $500 600. The import entries of foreign
dry goods at the port of New-iork for the week
ending tonight were TO the gold com valuation OF
1929, 434. The amount marketed was S69s9l|.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl5,OOO III com
interest on the public debt, aud GiIOOO III re-
demption of called bonds. The operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered; Gold cleared Slo.-
6G2 900; gold balances II. OIL $50; currency bal
ances, @l,l715ZI. we annex pTlhclP'n 4i''1'io''a
of gold
nro tIol, ,11.soll2ls 100 .l12ls 2:3O.....1l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
NEwNORN, June 23.-lhe lOho"!H a.o VIC NOV Nv
,f Cotton al all the ports since sept l, 1906
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA 2Swool is arriving IN sn1an o,s l
demand prices steady Shpl ampIo go oI Isl III!
inia and alovc 35c " soc; Medium Sc; CoAIS,, 3OD
SawYor. Michigan. Indiana, amt western i!ht, Jue;
Mriiuu 35 jc.: Coarse. 5OG32c Combns, Nashe' avg
I'nwa.tel. Caaada Comtiur 456JOt. tlle
T,vashri Is4gOc Coarse ana Mc"iun, 70 &C.,
I'm "A asled b U37c. Colorado" Washed - ~; no IL
raubei IA .j,; EXtra and NernO, PGled 2>6oVci No
arI 13Oc Texas, ZINE ami le luh -vc.'
Ia lJc; California me ahu Ae'u io"-O0''
do llGllC.
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BLINKING AND FINANCLAL.

A SAFE PAYING INvEs rMENr.-Long Island Clty
N. " Water Bonds, bearing 7 pr ceut interest
PAYABLE scm-anaua ", at Marine Bank, New YORK
iIiV Oniy 81 900 for sails 1T 07l2 and interest, IN
lots to suit buyer. l.. b. NEWBURN, 90 DrOad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Jnne 23.-Spanisb Gold. 2l8a2lS2 Exchange
weak the United g. days currency, 9GS us
count: sSht TO-, 72i474 discount 60 days, goid ~
D3 !. prenlldLI: Snort 81 sht do -, premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24

Sfuc Good ord 20 MiudiuR ..-.-.... 90 ~
For nlurc delivery there small business nj decline
Of iis0ass , ~, ~. 49,, ,nn
he r,t Call-Angust, COO. l2s ~ OCT =, 90
iIz1c total 500 bales second ali-luly, 100 ll"sc
Oc66r 20 ll4sag,. January 100. lli.iec.i March ZOO
IJsr total 300 bale mini Cal-Nu transactions sales
IN ~ M, 10 rnunc GOO lI,,sc. Loo, ll5iagc; Jul,
~ o. Isl &c. Loo. l5irc.; 100 llSi}.c 900 l'sc. -
rus 1900 l-5gsc q, l2iisc. ]. o. l2'ssc Scn,mgrr
100 lzi,sc 100, 2sgc. october 600 j. s-c' lo1 ~ ~
Noyrflcr ilzc: December. 800. ll2's.c Total, l23OO
bales grand total 1880 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24

THE HANOVER NArIogM BANK THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
" NRw.YuRK, jane %, 1875.
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
N Of this bank, held the 22d inst, Mr. JAMES l.
WOODWARD as unanimously elected President, wee Mr.
JAMES STUART, Resigned GEO w. PERKINS cashier:
LEX. BINGHAM & Co., Bankers and
N Brokers No. q Was. make for Gus omsIs aysiiaois
INVESTM ENTJ OF large small amounts In SlOChS OF
legitimate character which frequently pay IRON n'e
times the amount invested every thirty days . ,..
RELIABLE STOCK PRIVILEGES negouated q, iasods
bic rates stocks bought carried long desired on 90
pos Of three i've per cent CTcuIars anu "eeAV iep
sent free