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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-05
Morning Star and Catholic Mssssasos

TEE MORNING STAR has BEEN saAEAaG
with the approval Of the ecclesiastical
authority of the Diocese, to supply an
admitted want in New Orleans, and d
mainly devoted to the interests Of tAo
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere aR
politics except wherein they intsESGse
with Catholic rights, but will axpeos
iniquity in high places. without regaza -
persons or parties. Next to the spirlt1az
rights of all men. 1t will especially cham.
pion the temporal rights Of the poor.
Approrele5 tie Most Roc AreAbisAep
We approve Of the aforesaid nuaaa.
aking, and commend it to the Catholics
our Diocese.
~. II. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORLRAnGgs
December 10, 1867.
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tAsHINGToN.-Between tbro.
clerks. with the chiefs Of h no lour G H
nome for election purposes. TSS a G nave
~ row run by those who hava . ,..,.l
sgsI foreigners and wOmen.wT No VS Ssh;
iSss IS HS1 i1Ssit ShoTs decrease Of So
aye against Gen. Oiiver q lTSt. yen. How
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Sss The market va. aais. and .icaay We quote
Lasssd soos:ssd sraas 4os .ss; south S;is
81 rude nG ss IS
~nss ~ o Winter e. AZ ss crude s
Baltimore a. ibse The closing prices were foows:
's sS. ss's DC ss
. .sr ss !. S b-p CRY s s
va unissa y .s f..ssr. aas s and a'~
Of:ss ais @
ii s.; 's;a s ss;s sss
asG; ~ q ss .s ss.':S
.sd =. :. s ss :s RIMS
Ss Sas .s ss. s s sss sn :. on
s ss s.:: !: ' s: .s ssS: S.s %
ilc. Bacon dull and easier, 500 boxes short clear
ss cd xs'. o. ss
Hsassasss 90 ss :Sa s';ha ' plain so
packet 81 SIS: ssrcod lily extra inds 80 SO;
oGs s a Il @
fs sT ss sass gsss All s
lard market quiet and easier The closing call prices
+; s'' y ". AVE " Il! .s VA
s ssS1sd 70 about sp srce. july
.slss. q sSdo il Ills
sales Of 100 ,erce Cuba At ic Butter and cheese were
Kios wa. steady Ws quote :-carona. fair 70 prime.
&C. eAs Loaisisaa lair =, 20, good s%s S.s 90.
+. good. 7ass. 7as gold Kanx0on. in bond. assc.
s gold rn. market for raw wa. nrm. sales were 10,
alds Cub. a.d' a SIG and s s s Ssss
NJ sssI: d. sss,Ss. AsS.
hhS, ana s r0G 80 sa ssss %
,ssnsd standard sae sfs Of o A. ss a crushed
d. psTss.sa sisss'sa vs. second S'A
srrAaisEaihs marke. wss quiet: ~. 49,, 10 49,.
Sales Soss aSoas 'icoo Ss at aSs ss.c Marsss
.Wnsxry.-Rsceipts. 30 bills whiskev The market
quiet; SO bbis sold NJ y Il cash. g. o,.,-
eu with Moderate trade also effected in grain
strong. while for grain they The
TO liverpool per an gssn nomna sss go
and .a 5000 bushels grain = a. 100 bale. COTTON q
Sass oee sns 4S @ st hour At and by SAIL
bushels 3D. 5000 bbls our private terms To-
EoisTi.m per steam leo1 Sqshsl. grain \. 3D.
as ws
cargo flour propertons,e price an Italian lark hence
Italian bark hence with quarters voyage
pYssa vt. t as. Ssss S aSss'
bashei bark tons reported from Boston Cork Tor
s s s q Il. :. rom on
French bark a4s tons reported hence :" Nat,
i ssa 40 sA .aa sn'I &s% Rns
At H.: Germsn ship from baltimore 10 Brsmsn
rh ss sa q D sss s d. 4 So
British bark hence tho unised Kingdom direct win
SSy age with 100 oos do At a. 3D.; british bark. hence
@ % eI ss 70 for II. .s With s d. at
British ship chartered 70 srry.1 irom
BAH 70 the wth s1Sa, hin from
to hs,'s with 1905 erads petroleum private
bbls. naphtha At 5a -e
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$lOO0 Dis Col 3.65's. #.
fsann 4 A. "a . . -
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON, SPOT 1-16o LowER-rUTUREs 1870.
A Lice LowER-FLoUR DULL AND IRREG-
ULAR-wHEAT QUIET-CoRN fIRM-oATs
QUIET-PoRK FIRM--LARD EAsIER-wHsKEY
QUE FIRM-NAvAL STORES
QUIET-GRoCERIEs FIRM-FREIGHTs FIRM
MONDAY June 28-6 r N.
The movement In merchandise has been rather sox,
but values have been toeraby well sus-
tanned. On 'Change -four was dull and irregular.
Wheat was quiet, with prices ruling in favor OF the
buyer Corn was fairly active and hrm. Oats were
quiet whiskey was quiet Pork was firm Lard was
easier Freights fairly active. Cotton the spot
was l-l6c. lower. Futures 1-32c 1i6c. lower.
Groceries generally firm Navsl stores were quiet
and unchanged. Oils quiet. Petroleum was hrm
CovrxK-The market Tor Brasils quiet but hrm The
stock here tonight 2e5 bags galveston $500 do
q, New Orleans do. at Mobile, 1000 do Savannah
do; baltimore, 1881 DO a6ost and loading for
United states May ~ 1901 do purchased for United
States TO ~. 1900 do We quote Orduay
l5ze We fair do, tic alike good l7Jsc. IKE
prime do lSc. lshc; Tor lots. l43&c.
lgkc.; Santos. fair good 1916 Ike gold. ninety
dsys; Java. government bags 20c. 22c. do, grass
mats 20c 23c Singapore do 1sc 2oc Csyoh I6lsc.
ls1Sc Maraeaibo. Il<c. ise LAEusyra, l6kc l7hc
Jamaca, l5c tic; 81. Domingo, i41Sc. i5c. Porto
Rico lsc 1870. Costa Rics lie. lgc; Mexican 16sc
Isc Maniis. lie. lsc Angosura. i7c lsc Savan
lila i4s<c. y lsc. Curacao I41sc- = lie
CorroSThe market for spot was quiet and quotstions
market closed quiet steady The closing prices
to-day compare with saturday prices ~ follows:-
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE r. ls7a-TRIPLE SHEET

s' g. ''' ssis: 10 s.ss sss' ssSs '
sAvAsxAn. June %. 1876
ersssay, s.e Nssrsssps s4s Sao' Gross, 49, stock
CHARLESTON June 20. 1876
ss:''n so sS %iasss % sw 1ssu j
Exports coast wise. $50. stock s.74e.
oswxco. june 20. 1875
'; s. d. No. e e 81 a y
i.Es '. :.s' s
s o s. sse ss sss es s':ss s,ss 10.
ssc sale. q ID ~ Csc Corn meal unchanged Mn feed
ESs. g s.son ss sS lS %.s: A's,y oe
bushels; lumber. Ia. 600 feet.
Recsipss by lahemrlour, 1850 bDls wheat $4,000
ss % ss seo ssss
isni bushels: $500, a.: is o. DO, barley,
xSss TO- ''p%' s ssD' a. ''a; he
soo 0S ~h.. sss1s s. ~ sos %
d. q doc oats 1900 90 barley AZ tac o. do rye
lsssis oas. j., ais d.; aois malt,
ss csS sa sSs sas 20 Ss@
York tolls included ,sc Flour steady; trade iair
II e.: . S.' ssss as%.Ss ri :s
" csaa ss!s .s. sS'es ss ss
inactive In Barley neglected Nj, dull p.Th dun q sao
s. s. e heavy mes" Lard dull h's'"''s' n'ma"'y
SnlcAco. June &c, 1875
lover No cscsss spring y 9s spot o. June; q o.
yssc,s ~ o7t ga III. IT, sp'ns
$685. 47Sc bid june 4G,Sc bid JUL, 46ssc bid
August Oats quiet, but steady No ~ 20c August:
ss ssc spot; sss 1shc July Pork steady SIC loa
soot sli IS sli III, Jny Bulk meat, steady and in
fair demand; shoulders 7tc; clear rib sides. ysc
sales at 81 To- Freghts unclaimed. Receipts
Flour, 10000 bbls: wheat. A2,0n bushels:
corn, 100000 DO oats 80 600 rye 4 90 do BARLEY.
5000 do. shipmentsFlour. l20J0 bbls. wheat $4,000
bushels corn 52l 200 oats. 10000 do 100 do
barley 400 Do Al the stteoon ca, Of the Board wheat
easier; 81 Obs 81 O3ea July; 81 Ofin August Corn
quiet: 46c 44c.. July; 46iac 4o7sc August. Oats
quiet and lower, 2ya4c., June or July.
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and Pittsbure, s3 Adams Express Ito; Delaware and
Hudson Canal, l06; American Express, 6s}s 6sA;
Wells Fargo Co., SO S9AS; Norris and Eassx lolx
New York Central, l06
UNITED srArxs TREASURY.
The gold payment At the Sub Treasury to-day for
bonds and interest amounted to only $4,000
The silver payments amounted 70 sie,Aao Of which
SO, 43s was to lso personal applicants
Revenue receipts to-day $500 900; receipts,
$500. 900; bank notes received for redemption,
$l,10o,o0o
In State bonds Tennessees strong and advanced
TO 46s for new and new SERIES old selling A. 45k;
Missouri long skies sold At l0S LOUISIANA consols At 20
and Virginia consolidated ex-matured coupon 67K
Rank sHAREa
The only sale Of city bank stock was 70 American
Exchange a. 100
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds the issues OF the Wisconsin roads
the features they attracting the attention OF in
they rule lower than any other bonds
established roads which are beyond doubt, earning
considerably than enough TO pay tho interest on
their bonded debt The Milwaukee and St Paul hrsts
LA Crosse division) advanced los the Milwaukee
and St Paul consolidated sinking sold oS osk
rhGChicago and nrsts sold At los u 1851
tho consolidated lo3,s and tho gold At sax
o3,< The other bond showed decline, OF y in
New Jersey convertbes In Missouri Pacific hrsts and
y in Union Pacifcs In tho afternoon Harlem coupon
nrsts rose to 11sk Chicago and Northwestern consol
dated coupon gold bonds advanced TO 93x, and later
reacted to 9sx; Milwaukee and st. Paul consolidated
sinking funds declined 10 o. Central Paciacs brought
no. Union Pacific land grants 1914, and Fort Wayne
Hrsts l2l Tho following were the closing quotations
for Pacific Railroad bonds Union Pacific nrstA 1858
lo63l; do land grants 10l loiK; do. sinking
funds, 0lA . %: Central Pacincs, ITO ll0k. The
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Bkty n u
good. Isias r. general coarse but s,
e S = weak ss vi sS Us .ss.
ss y.sds g ri:T1H mol, ,s.
per H.. weight cw 90 Illinois steers At s<e peru,
wssa: i. s s~s q I!,aais steer. s.s per H.
s.s ss ..s % Sssss :o ei
iis "s - ss; ::':,; % E. ri s:s
VS's ..ss, .sla tor a M
io1se ~. weigh. ~ eS. 7 G,,is: sold AZ n'isois
: sss .sa aos d. II, II a ss s',
20 aS as ss' Tee ssa: Y 's' o'ss ss s.
Siege. Meyers sold selves Illinois steers ssc
s:ss a sn s' Ohio &c e's sss
sold Tor Morn. w.sss los s: led iaoi. .sser. ~ SGs
.s Ia u. VT sssh ss steer:
s PER ".a . al :s III .:s e. .s
ies ,s .o s'iss:
per III ssA IT, ss pen on s s ~
sssI n With y, ss .S.
g s p .s S sA y ?" !. yer bead ~ss
weight ek cw.. g .siil nea Illinois steer. q
s ss dsass s .s4 for ''i k, ss ss'2s IL i
N:Ss s s sr b. weight ssEss
ose per Win g or per hssa. weight sst;
a'.:::. :'ss; rs =: s ssjs': -
- io per ~ Weigh, ~ evil Ni;s,ar .s:ers a.
pei ~ s, s, !. .s.s 2.
X sxi-; % Illinois ,'sof; w..., i %, Per
10 o.r. s Ws.s. 20 nsl. . .sss; ss.d as
s.sa q s Il %
H. .'.s On per ss.d .s'ss, n sw
II as :ss 81 @ ian Tsi1 rs
!"s s. ss'.a 4 III Us, Illinois Sss d. .: :sss:
f Tssn., .s si 10. IS A,.,aa Is s steer. a
p. y aS steer: 4 4
.:ss: :s..: ' q INF: .:: ::
To- with c ss head weight es D"s
O.. per To-, with 81 on per head; weigh, % ext
"% 81 "a PER- IS LIMOS steer. " S p.r
ssss "a %'; rsaS
ras = .. 81: So n' I'd sfis Illinois p:s v
weight swt; -. Ino. 's;,. . &c per b weigh, s
Il Gs :a y IS H. H. s ssss'
..: steers a. as per VI weight a. 0s, q lasi;
81 ns. ace. Z, sss: y, y: weigh. ~ s., !, ~.
pss sas,.y i,ss e. &
sheep Weight siso iSs * SIZE per Judd sseinS
ham tx s. xss'ssas :A.:P ssss saso ~:
~ xss,as.y lambs. Ssis" 3: n H. ~ Pc, "a nT
ss 'ss.s as.a ss M: alag
:s::s Is: sss NJ s s ohio
is9'os. : re p.T s. s.yss.ai. lambs. weight sSoo
ate per u 80 Ksniacsy lambs weight 800 bs =, &C.
per ID. Sold during tho past week. 1890 sheep and
lambs. ~ 0,sc. lie psr pound for lambs; 4tsc.
9,.c. per ~, for sheep; average per head - ~
I.s a g per NJ 80 Ohio sheep ssixht sa2D bs, ~
~. IS ohio sheep. weight $50 lbs, u &c per %. i34
kentueky iambs weight a2,o lbs tec per lb 81 Zen.
tucky lambs weight 800 bs SIC ID 2O5 Ken
taeky lambs weight y, SEQ !bs . sc per ~ - Ohio
sheep ard lambs; average per hesa -, W. Elliott
sold - Ohio lambs. weight 1850 ibs. az &c.
:. s,se per. 10; aaf Kensuehy lambs, weight
1O5O lbs ~ size IL 363 Ohio sheep. weight 2557O
lbs ~ She per To- ~ Ohio sheep weight lbs -
5c per ID 80 ohio sheep weight $40 ibs a. 5c per
b sold during the week. 40 sheep and smbs aver
ago per head - ~.
MICH Cows Those 10 hand held on sale.
WAL AND CALvEs.-s0 smooth quality veals to hand
Bustsmilk fed caves se Go per H., ordinary quality
ealv D.. DC. &c. per ID.
Hoas-a5 ONO hogs. weight aa7 lbs per head, sold
live Xaight 1 utse per ID.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

THE FOREIGN HAKKET
London advices report cons0s and United States
bonds shade easier than at the close on Saturday.
Ere is steady at 1875 for the common, and Il per
cent lower for the preferred at Is. The Bank Of
England gained f26 900 to-day Tho following are
tho quotations at half-past one r. M:-Contols for
money g4h . 944; do Tor account 941s 94t4; Ave-
twenty bonds 1905 old, lo53s; do 1857 bonds. 1851
ten oriy bonds, 1914 l07k new lives. l0dx; Erie,
common shares, 129S; do. preferred Is; New York
Central 81 a sS The market for silver is fat The
nearest price that can be quoted is 5oIsd
The following table Of the clos prices Of the prom
nent gold and silver mining shares including the open
ing prices Of to-day, as received by telegraph from
San Francisco furnished BY Mr. William Ward, Drexel
Buding:--
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DIED.

AMERICAN Suddenly the 25th inst. CARRIE A
AMKmcAx, aged years tNt
Relatives and /, lends are respectfully invited 70 At
tend the funeral, on Tuesday, 9Th, A. one o'clock,
from 4y7 West 18th A.
san francesca Cali and Chronicle please COPY
BAxKs.--On SUNDAY morning, June Is, 1876, At the
residence Of samuel T. skidmore IN whose family she
had lived forty 1--we years Mrs MARv Asx BArEs. aged
loo years, 2 months aud days
Her relatives sno friends invited 70 attend the
fvneyaj sssvcsa - ~ Ann's ehuseh West lslh -
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PHILADELPHIA srocgs.
PHTLADkLPHIA sTuCkH
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations



Al meeting Of the directors Of the Producsrs Con-
solidated Land and Petroleum Company dividend Of
six per cent declared Tor the quarter ending May
81 Tho books closed the 1lth inst and the dividend
10 payable on the Goth inst
AT Detroit to-day the following Directors Of the Mich
igan Central Railroad were unanimously elected
Samuel Sloane Moses Taylor. George =. TaIman John
j. Astor, Isaac Bell August Belmont. Nathaniel Thayer
Frederick Billings and Roosevelt @. Rolston. The
gross earnings for the year ending May 81 amount to
80 $50 oe4; expenses Of operation a. so2 002 Reports
say the OF the road greater before
but competition has cut down prices so that the
ceipts really larger The OF iroigns has
been $40, 748 tons over any other year.
The Banking and Currency Committee this morning
agreed 10 report the Ten Million Silver bill just a. u
passed the Senate
The following are the approximate earnings Of the
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Railway Company for the
ending June a. 1879, 10th 10 2sd, working
days.
1875 lssd Increass
81, oas IS $3s, los o. Sla. 2ss "a
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

0AGvxsros. June 26. 1915
Cotton weat: middlipr, IKE: low nsiddipg iUse:
good D<e Net receipts 2l5 bales Exp0rss
wise. ill. sales Isl. STOCK = -.
NEW oaLxAss. jane 26 1879
Cotton quiet; middlng t13<c. low msddiin2, lu1Sc
good ordinary. vkc. Net receipts SO bales U,2
Exports Great Britain. 1o80 the Continent, 20
xossLx June no. 1870
Cotton aalss - saass, nisdiaE liza low siatuaG
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BARSRs-vArnERvooRr.- PIainled, ~ j., June
"a. ny tho Rev. }. q. Bliss. Ambrose r. Barnes to
Carrie n. vandcrvoort, both OF Brooklyn, n. Y. No
cards It
wxAxs--ADAnsox- Tuesday, June 20. 1876, by
the Rev. j. Edgar johnson, Miss Anna N. winans only
daughter OF the late John G. wnans, Esq 10 tue Rev
william s. Adamson rector OF ~ Thomas church, Of
Ravsnswood, l. LIN Y. Baltimore papers please
copy
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Ihs for wheat quiet with prices ruling IN r.
she buyer The sales only about 1000 bushels
sst izsi y for 10 Chicago sprias sse y ,sr 20
~ IL - No. Niiw 81 W Tor No. do
81 10 50 No spring aud 81 81 ~ for urgraded
SPRING Corn fairly active and nrm We note sales 81
1JO0 bushsls <Dc Sac for damaged and heated Jc
tor grade. Soc Sic iov steamer mixed 5sc Tor low
graded mixed sane for no grade aud 6zc for graded West
err yellow Rye quiet Barley vas quiet Barley malt
from Canada barley. Oats quiet SAFES were 5000
bushels 1t 49, Tor No thcAg9 Mixed se - ior west
state. STE for No 2xhise and ss,e $40 ios rejected
hKnp AND JUrn.-Ths msftss quiet. We quote =
American dressed $lvU 500 for single. $500 t<l5 for
double aud $40 Sl35 for rough; Manila hemp, y gold
Russia eean e2iO guild. Isslinn. 10 $3.50. gold
ass ssa 5Ne currency: juss butts; $780, cash; s''s
MoLAssxs Quiet and STEADY. We quote -Cnba
centrifugal aud mixed. 2xc 2Sa csysd. 2ss S3c ;
Rorse RAes saA kn; knsiish idSadss x2a 90 !
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delivered $40 bales For future delivery the
sales we're ~ follows saturday. after y. NJuiy.
2UI q ii!se. laoa. II 27sac August 2ooo A. lac.
May i2xe Total. 1850 bales: To-day. up 70 two
r. hJuns, 100 short notice, 2sth. IKE. lUO short
nee aysH 4 liA o. july ison !: y asas;.
100 80 Il 81 s2c 500 a u 5lgc 200 - y sissc 20, =.
4 SsHssmO.s 100 . Il islec LOO A. u 2sssc
y 2s-sac s1ss me, iy9as 4 2s,aIe 900 q ilae;
.i,sae December s,o.t Il il.ies 400 y y ai.sas,
200 = Z, aS-sss February, 100 -, y Size ss
The receipts ~ the porte we're - follows :-Galves
ton. 1I5 bales; New Orleans, s66; Mobile, ia:
Savannah, sts; chsri...on ss; wimingsen, 4; Nor
This day last week, 3371 THIS day last 5z
Total September L. AO5t710 bales Cotton ireghs
closed FELLOWSHIP havre by steam. &c. compressed;
Hamburg BY steam. 1se, compvessed 20 Bremen. BY
steam. Lc comprsssd: LIVERPOOL. 56c. BY steam: BY
sail. v s2d
FLOUR AxD Recsips-Fiour 10 $50 bbia wheat.
s43 bushels; meal 10 pbIs aud 49, sacks
67,57 busheis corn, l2l 80 do rye, 4,u33 do. bar
Icy do. barley matt ASST do. The market Tor -four
dull irregular with prices ruling In buyers favor
The about bushels iucudnx stsle. West
ern and southern the annexed Quotstion Rye -four
sdy With sales Of about 100 bills - so - l5
Brsndywns and ~ IS - for Western Jersey aud
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New Orleans fair good 4sc $50 prime to choice eSe
. 5Sc
NAVAL sToRKk-The market generally quiet o. about
former prices; so bills No rosn sold AZ VI ~ Iar-so
bbs Wilmington sold 1t 81 S. We quote :sPrts tgrpen-
tine 29kc osn-CofnInon good strained VI TOAST 70
Tar-wsshtngon ~ rs; do. Wilmington. " s7a " SO
Advces FROM Wilmington follows:-R osin steady;
strained 81 rs; good strained 81 30 Tar hrm a. u 20
Turpentne-Hsrd, 81; son. u 80; virgin, 81: spirits
sfn Ia
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There was an improved demand for government
bonds this afternoon, and the market advanced y Ak
per cent. closing nrm ~ the following quotations:-
United States currency sixes 1885, do do, 1884, regis
tered 1893, al2u do d. DO, coupon, 1871 1881 do
DO ls6s,regstered ll5k lloh do do, do, coupon,
ilsk aAoS do do do, new, registered, ll7k all7k
do DO, do, coupon laok 1903; do do, 1897, regis
tered 1l95s llsk do do, do. coupon, l22,s
l2ak; DO do, $685. registered, 1904 1917. do do,
do, coupon, i24 12<A; do tsn-forsies, registered,
u7k li7k; do. do. coupon, llsk q 1lsH; do.
avsa, 1854, rsgistered ll'k NIX; do do, do,
coupon, ll7h il7A.
iSvRsTnBxr SHARES
Investment shares were steady. Jersey Central
brought ssk 7sk = 5sh "a. a 7<,s Delaware and
IAckawanna, lo7k lo7; Chicago and Alton, los
102k; Rock Island. lOek; Harlem, lax; CLEVELAND
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes closing prices CON-
pared with those Of saturday,
ADvAxcA Hannibal and ST. Joseph. X; do. pre-
srred, n Pacihc NAL, y Producers' Petroleum, u.
DHclixn Western Union, x; ST Paul pre- erred, l;
do common, Is; Rock Island, \; New Jersey Central,
Il; Northwest, Vi do preferred u; Missouri Pacific,
Il; Lake Shore, u Erie, u; e., G., q. aud l., !; A..
lantc and Pacific preferred, y.
The rest Of the STOCK market was stationary
the MONEY NARKEr.
Money vas In large supply NJ az and per cent on
call and with government coilaterals low n per
cent The following the rates Of exchange ON New
York the undermentioned cities to-day Savannah
per cent premium Charleston, slightly easier; SELL
Ing, y s-lo premium; buying, q premium; Cincln-
matt, easier, 20; discount a. par; New Orleans CON-
nercial \; bank, n; Chicago. par Sterling ex-
change vas nrm Prime, asking rates, ASK and
A9ox selling rates, As7z ASS and s0 reichmsrks,
0sX . osi< and ss,s . %; cables, ook ss5s prime
Paris, 6lS and 5.l2h.
the GOLD NARKBr.
Gold nrm a the close n ll2h. The only other
quotation TO-DAY Ia The borrowing rates
LEA per cent per diem and Q. 2 and per cent per
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
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Printing cloths market duh and unchanged.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRoDucx MARKEr-LoEpoN, June 26-Even-
ing.-Linsssd oil. 22s. I'd. y 23s per ewt.
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COPARTN EltsHIPs

HkW YORK JUNE 90 1870 lf r
IN DIssuiu rios ~ PARTNERsHIP AND
DIsCoSTINuANCE or BusINEeS.
This ooro existing the Arm
Of WILLIAM MENZiES 4 son 10 this day mutually dis
solved The business will be discontinued FOR the esen.
Either Of tho will sign In liquidation Parties
holding claims of nature whsssosyer against the firm
whether requested 80 present tho
for immediate payment. Unmatured claims will DO sub
jeeted rebate the rate Of six per per
- WIN MENZIES
II
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residence NO. AL "ost ia -, on wednesday, zoA
MosaoAmrr-in Brooklyn, on SATURDAY June n
Jonx MoGRoARry, IN ms $50 year.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited " A.
tend HIS funeral from his ato residence, 697 Dean st.,
this ucsdayb morning. 81 nine O'Clock, 10 St. Joscpht
church. where solemn requiem mass will DO offered
up Tor tue repose his soui thence 10 Holy Gross
puncsIi--On Jcne 20 1915. at tho residence Of his
son, John Purcell, No ais Hoyt ~, South Brooklyn,
pmLP puncELL, formerly Of Borrisokane couaty, TIP
Ills remains TO be taken on Wednesday, June %. a
one O'Clock, to Calvary Cemetery Tor intermenk
Irish papers please copy.
Ronnsrs Al hls late residence, No III i:aqueer
St, Brooklyn, Saturday, June ~, wiLLiAx
RosKnrs, 10 tns 55th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are invited 70 attend tho 10
neral THIS Tuesday morning, - hali,pass leu ocock
the Church H. Mary star Of the Sea. ol
Court and Luqucer ~, where solemn mass Of
requiem will be offered for the repose Of his SOUL thence
ROCKS --As MandsfsnIe. La, June ~, CnAaLss
OAKLEY Rooxs. IN the 4Sd year Of ms age.
SANDER -saddspIy, 2s,h inst, WILLIAM Il. sAxDsA
Tho body viii DO takcn 10 Baltimore for iussrment
sMrs. --on SATURDAY. June "a, Lucv, widow Of
Funeral services viii be held =. her late residence
81 Lexington av.. Tuesday, 9th, at Two O'Clock.
srcgass--on FRIDAY, June ~, o. diphtssria, Ar
VI, youngest son Of Libby and Charles 4. Ssur
GEES aged years and moDtha
intevment was made - Keyport on Saturday, June
wiLpxY--At Tarrytown, n. r., on Monday, June
20. AZ one O'Clock A. ~, wiLLIAn wLDkY, aged u
years ~ At
Relatives and friends are ilvissd 70 attssd The
funeral, from the residence Of his brother ,n-lsw,
Captain Jacob storms. on Tuesday, June ~ az four
o'e,ock y n; Train leaves For'ysscond street depot
wixrxnnorrox. On Monday, Jauo 20. 1879. Ixvuo
ARTHUR. eldest SON OF James n. anu Naie Winter
bottom IN the ID year OF hrs age.
Tho relatives and friends VI the family are respeot-
fully invited TO attend the iuncrA IRON tho residonos
o. his parents, l<s SIN A., on "Wednesday, the 2Sah
inst. ~ ten O'Clock A. n. Ii vni ~ tnksa
W kyack Tor Insesmonl NV MN * t AZ