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COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16C. LowEE-FUTUREs
CLOSE QUIET AND FIRM--FLoUR QUIgT-wHEAr
FIRMER--CoRN sTEADY-oATs QUIET--wHIs-
KEY EAsIER--PoRK UNSETTLED AND LOWER
LARD UNSETTLED AND L0wER-PET2OLEUM
QUIET BUT FIRM-sPIRITs TURPENTINE QUIET
ROSIN NOMINAL OILS STEADY - FREIGHTS
QUIET-coFrEE QUIET-sUGAR STEADY.
MONDAY, June 30 p NJ.
Tho merchandise markets wcro generally quiet and
without decided change, but there were numerous ex-
ccptions ON Change large share Of attention was
devoted the annual election to the neglect OF tho
markets Flour was quiet Wheat in fair demand
and Irmcr, tho nrmness restricting business some
what. Corn steady. Oats quiet. Whiskey easier
Pork and lard unsettled and decidedly lower Freghts
Market quiet but steady Cotton on the spot was
quiet and quotations reduced l-l6c. Futures
easy. Coffee quiet Naval stores quiet. Oils
steady
CorYsE-Market for Brazils quiet. Mild coffee also
quiet We quote Ordnary cargoes l5c. 5c; lair do,
l6s4c 17c. good do IKE. al71ac: prime do. l7Ac.
lsc range for lots l5c l9c Santos fair good
l6tac IKE. gold, ninety days.; Java bags
zoe 22c. do, grass mats, 2Oc. 23c. Singapore do
&c., Zoe. Ceylon, tic. l9c; Maraeabo. l53c. 19c
Laguayra l7c lsc jamaica, is1sc; St Domingo.
l5c 154c. Porto Rico, l3c l9c; Costa Rica, lie.
l9c Macassar, lsc. al91ac Mexican, lie. lSc Manila,
lie 1Sc Angostura. tic. lSc.; savanilla. l5isc
IKE. Curacoa. l5lsc IA like.
the sput quiet and quotations marked
down Futures quiet bnt Arm ut the close.
The closing prices to-day with Saturdays prices
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June ). 1870.
Cotton strong; offerings light; mddiag 1875. good
sna Sales S ssg ssseH - bales Exports e0"'s
Cotton quiet mlddling il.sc low m.dilins, Ioac good
Ga1y @ Net ssp': sose F bales. sy1
Continent. 7os. Sales. i2uJ. stock. llo.ss5
CHARLESTON. June s. 1876:
ding a1e. lO'sc; good ordinary loc Net receipts
Cotton dun miadIns. lie; low mIddIng, 10 Flee good
port. q to Channel $50; eoas,we. a7s sales, s.
MoDILK. June s. 1876
Cotton qset middling. lie; low miad,ing. ioe good
s sssssy rs ss S 81 sssE IS bales Exports
WILMINGTON. y. G.. June o 1879
Spirits OF tufentne quiet and steady at 27c Rosin dali
ToLrpo. June 5. 1875
81 SO; No. 1 white Michigan 81 80: No do. 81 III
sTs ao y sd sssr M Iss,sa u 81 June sna Jay
high mixed. June aud Jaly, soc; low mxsa 4s1sc No
s. sss a,sIisas: ssss. ksssp,.sc ssl.. asar
100 bbis aour 1900 bushels wheat. 1000 do
corn, $500 do. oats.
Receipts--sy lake Flour 900 byis wneat aol, oD1
S BY l"oas Sos $3.50 S sa to- rs %
corn, slOoo do; oats. 5000 barley. 2,so! do :
ss 1905 saa' malt
iS.s0' ' Si sass.
Do. oats s7.oyo do barley; 400 do rye $50 do.
. SSst , si i sss" q
bushels: 35.Sj2 do. 2u,SJ5 do; malt
do. Flour quiet, Irm: bbls, sold al un.
changed prices Wheat good milling in specua-
lave dcmRnd OF 49, 0 bushels Sheboygsn ~ 81 -;
"a go DO Port Washington e. y 70 ~ 2,h: = % do.
lots sample ut 49c 5Jc; high mixed 55c No.
mixed 52c 53. Oats neglected Market bare Of and
barley. PORK dull at $40 30 tor heavy Lard dull
nj Ike. seeds inactive. Highwines nominal.
CHICAGO June 8. 1875
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat strong aud higher,
but unsettled No. Chicago spring u o,' spot; 81 o5s
Juns 81 O5sa. july No TO- 3 rejected, Sic. Corn
moderately active and higher so. at 4asc, spot xc.,
June. A9sc. July: reeced ac. oats stronger. No 81
2yc.. spot; 204c. bid Jny Rye hrnIer Nssc 0ssc.
BARLEY h,msr !. 57e rs,. dull lover and unssssd
August; SIS ia asked, scp,ember Las dull. weas
$40 SIX asio So August, Duk meats IL fair acmass
bat lower: shoulders 8c. clear rib sides. vsc clear
sides, Ysc Whiskey III % asked Rccc Flour,
seis whea.. iosyD bushels: corr. s,ooc DO: oats.
Flour, 900 bills wheat 10000 bushels; corn 3isOU
IsUl do. 2,OuJ do A. tho afternoon call
Of the Board wheat aud higher: 81 uU4 June.
y w. q vo'f July Corn hrm and higher Ace June;
45l6c i54c. July Oats firm and higher, 2olsc cash:
2yisc July Pork higher 81 " July sis i21a
August, Lard Arm and higher; $40 W CASH $40 10
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE s. ls76-rRIPLE SHEET

June $40 so bid $40 30 asked July $40 70 bid $40 20
SO 80 bia, 81 s. asked We note sales %
June $40 80 $40 IS and 81 Tor Aurust sales
~ terces city ~ ole $50 tisrces Western al iuc ana
~ terces choice sid a. sI 20 Refined Quoted
lec tor south America. lOisr 10 lice for Continent
an ips Tor rn Sales were 100 iierces Tor the .n'n.nt
Ter was quiet but steady 2O 24c tor state and lie
2oc Tor Western. Cheese was dull and defining We
io,.c SKINNED. &c a &. Western. ic a ioc
Rck-Wns ia fair jobbing demand and steady We
aJ ir i css sn i"r g pms &C. &c Louisiana ~
Ransoon. fair 10 good DC 6ac.; Parma. good, 7ssc
S,.e, sols Ransoen: Il bond. aFse. .asse.. gold
100 hds good refining NJ 7sc 40 hhds aud III boxes
damaged museoyado AT e and 200 hhds museovado
We quote Pair refining 7-sc; good do Tie; caba. gro
cery iair 20 choice she do centrifugal hhds
boxes a e Poro Rico lsn nI 10 prs
&c Sc do grocery, fair choice. sac si=c refined
standard A. vsse asc; of A. 9'sc a9c crishes iossc
srsAmSEiseeeips 100 tierces Market dull, and prices
marNcrwas quiet. 10000 lbs. sold At sac.
Wmskrr. Receipts 1913 bbs The market was easier
fRnlcnrs-This market was inactive as a whole. with
rates quite steady The To Liverpool
per steam 1000 bushels gran at " lOd 40Jo boxes
cheese. at Dos. 500 do. bacon, Hos. TO London per
stcam 5000 bushels grain or week.. lid 80 lbs
AMI * sail, 5D bbs nour, "a i'd To Hull steam
5000 bushels grain iosd, 90 lbs The ehsvers
rits 4'p, bbls. crude petroleum. at "a ID nm
Italian brig, hence TO the, LevaIt. with 1000
hence ~ Cork for orders with 33O quarters grain u.s.
"a an Ameriea schooner hence to Bristol Channel direct
Oporto with 1000 quarters do lie per bushel ita
ian brig, as2 tons hence Cork for orders with 500
tsrs ao at Is ID British bark hence TO Calais with
Cardin with 1000 do at 6s, but not confirmed.
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The Stock Market Generally Firm
Activity and Strength.
GOLD 112 SO A 112 "a.
Money on Call Loans 2 10 Per Cent-InveSt
mrnt Shares Firm.
Government and Railway Securities Strong
Foreign Exchange Steady.
WALL STREET.


There has been mark of master hand in to-day's
transactions the market has been left itself
not to Its deriment either in point OF strength for
there exhibited tendency TO higher prices, based
on the better feeling which prevails Under this nflu
ence there was an advance in Western Union OF TX
per cent In Lake shore of ,S and in St Paul preferred
Of per cent
Such activity as there centred in these stocks
although the shares OF the Ohio and Mississippi road
were brought into semi sort of prominence by
ceptional desire purchase The Montreal admirers OF
THIS security having been thawed to the surface under
The bland summer days. seem once inclined to
Try their luck, purchases by their brokers to-day
will testify. The advance, though practically unim-
portant is held inducement to purchase the
stock, and quotations at much higher prices arc
promised TO those who have faith.
The almost certain u per cent dividend in Western
Union, and the probematcal one obscurely promised
In St. Paul preferred wcrc still traded to-day with
tho result OF fair advance In both properties. How
the cup is to the lip what slip dealers may
perence TO their discomfort, matter for the future
to decide
II is supposed that the important operators have
closed up their accounts for the season, finding the
attractions OF the holidays more allurlng
than the dull drag OF Wall street. AS the street de-
ponds upon them I'm the absence OF any general bust
there IS likely to result bepgarly account OF empty
cash boxes before revival takes place
Money is still cheap. loaning at ~ per cent and
the disposition to loan stocks at about the
shows manifest shrnkago of the short interest and
more confident belief IN the future. Such improve
ment, however, is likely to be slow and painful, and
those who look for sudden burst Of prosperity are
likely to be disappointed.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
srcgstcd 144 900 shares:New YORK Central and Hud-
son, 1885, Erie. $780, Lake Shore, 4S, 500; Cleveland
and Pittsburg 1o5; Northwestern, $780, Northwestern
preferred, AGO. Rock Island 1000; Pacific Mall 1900;
ST. Paul. 1900; St Paul preferred, T. s0o Ohos 100;
Western Union. $4,000; Union Pacific, 100: Panama
800; Michigan Central, $500; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1000; New York Central, 1,945; Union
Mining Company. 1000.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
In, vcSt pricn NJ tlc day.
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REAL ESTATE.

At Exchange yesterday the following foreclosure
sales were madc:-
A. II. Muller 4 Son sold building, with lot 20 4xso,
Scvent avenue, west SIDE 1877 feet south OF l27th
street. tor sl4, 900 to NJ D. Wilson.
4. A. Lawrence & Co. sold house, with lot o. Ok
9S o. on East Thirtieth street, south sdc 1476 feet
west Of First avenue, for 81, 900 to A. NJ. Boyer
Jere johnson. Jr., sold for $4,000, to the plaintiff
onc-cighth interest in tho following property: 80
buildings with plot 4sx7s 2x4sx756 Nos. liz and ia
Leonard street, the plot extending through to Cath.
crime lane buildings with plot 45xs0 l0x4S 6xs0 TO-
Nos. III and l19 Leonard street, north side 45 feet
west OF Elm street. building with lot 22x5i0 No 81
Franklin street, south side, between broadway and
Elm street, and 30 Aka In rear.
All other sales announced Tor the day were ad-
journcd.
TS st. Booth s md s's TO p 81 s 2aoxoo
issn =, ~ = az = e 81 I'd av asxloss; N. ).
ha s aar.ss q cfGs a sa .sySfd M
Bio.a~ay ward, Henry = bssiia.r Nom
3I:s n hsas'aa
4,.h =. >: 2.s T. 8, a,xico5; Charles Fox and
as;a Il ~ ~ aaio,!x6Sssinssa. 80
ss.a =. n =. , ..,s properly George W Glass ana
sxi7s !aasa,wssaJ 4 llays;ie Peter ays.; 1000
TiarcscE wife to q Il sroees ..........'. i225o
=. u.
vert and wife to Chrstana Nenberger 12,5oo
9th st. Las o. W. Nv. o. 2oxs1; oscar a. ssearns
9th - ta5 10 II. u. OF 12dh st., 156x7J; Philip
Tcc,s wife Robert N. Taylor. 1900
9th NV, T.. " H. s. of i21th st., i6Oxs5; same to
9Th av o. s. sia Il = Of l27ih st. i65xs5; same 70
ncnry 4. DE 1900
same others 800. 1900
9th av y, 5D4 n. n. OF l.6h 81. lG6x75; same to
Amanda NJ he Graar 1900
ward; Annie ". Walsh 90 Joseph cudpp Nom.
57th ~. n s., ~ II. o. OF Lexington x D5
t.idcon W. Davenport trcferce) Emma
Lexington NV. w. ~, 40 IT, - OF Cbth a.. sU
John " Levi. trceree( 20 Thomas kenwor.hy io5oo
Lexington av., W. ~. sos n. n Of tth st., .Dx7O;
same same 1850
9th As g.. 75J IL "a. OF SD st., 25xiO0; Charles
r.. Lydecker referee Peter Moiler 1000
9th s.. 500 n. "A. Of 6.jd st., 25xiUU; same to
9Th av.. n. q. sd st, oO5xiOo; sane TO
1850
Baxter IT =, 1892 t. n. OF Park. 25x lUOU: Ma
th1niei Jarvis Jr lreerce) to John W. Andreas 1000
Baxter st., g.. l.o2 II. A. OF Park, 25xiDov; same
TO same ........::..... 1880
xeei reereel 70 Oscar q. steras ........... 1000
7sth st.. y s.. 100 n. 9. OF 5tn av, .; Denis
quinn treicrec) 10 Samuel J. Held. 800
MORTGAGES,
Austin, Philip y. 10 Phoebe tonkng, OF Wict
Of "a 81 t2th ward years 80. -. m. IyOU
Allen. wu. N, 20 John H. khoades and others
sxssa.o.s. q iish -, 81 sh Az years. iasp
Bishop, Catherine and husband. Donnick Y. Cur
ley, No "a Rose st year ................... loo
Brush Jacob and WIFE, 30 George Fox. n. =. ofGrAnd
o. c"nuon years 1900
Cudiipp, Jos. and wife. to Amelia Reessing, Cedar
- aud Concord ~. c2Ath vsSp L0v2
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CoLE-BALLARD In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening.
June 1876, by the Rev A. g. Lawson, assisted by tho
Rev Ii. b. Warning, the brides pastor, Mr. ALoSzo o.
Cole, OF Brooklyn, TO Mrs. SARAH q. BALLARD, OF
Mariposa Falls
DoyLE-CaANnEIs On Sunday. June g. in St
Marys church. Bergen Point, n. H. by the Rev. 7.
McGovern. THOMAS DOYLE To ELIZABETH CHAMBERS.
GRArF-lASGMAS. --Un Thursday, June l. at ST.
Thomas church Ravenswood. L. T.. by the Rev. w.
Adamson, DiEDRcn GRARF 10 LrcY, daughter OF Fred
erIck langman, ESD, of Ravenswood, !. l.
HrrciiINsoN-HowELL the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Thursday June |, 1876, by Rev. w.
Is. Reeve, Mr. EDWIN H. HUTCHINSON, OF Auburn. N.
T.. to Miss CARRIE HOWELL, daughter OF John H. How
ell Of Quo2uc /. l.
pLuan--0wES -on Thursday, June I, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES brotherin Miss JESSIE OWEN
10 CHARLES \. PLUMB
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dividend Of 81 share was declared on Consoli-
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The market was rmer but the advance checked tho de-
%ana ana II y s csss sGs as
T y 81 @ s9i 40 ssr. sn o3 ssas
Il u for Niwaasees 81 asnsI for innesoa ii 10 for
s Ss g s Gs rs sip'f IS a H.
ss As cAsnss for No. egs asss. and = @ for
graded market closing s.eadisr Corn steady
e. pt%' aas s's"' sssssas s
ST. k ss soasssn y ysss 9 &c. sc s ss
oss. quiet about 1000 bushels at
sas - ss''s. y a. Sc y Gsiss
mixed ssss' s for n, s ed s, s"s @ 9 -
Ws;.srn White Rye sus Barley also ns.
ehsss ssss ' good l. = ''
dressed % s o "s assss ss scaS.
and $40 SIS for ,eays ,n Manila mill hemp as e
sS s A :s s ssG . s:s ss:. ss
.na %ssa re sl.ysd 2S sc DO ma.eosaao
sss Rs.h E.'sss Sss o sa's SsG
TO good. 4ec q 52c prime % choice 5Gc. osc.
sss the market xsoa 80
as ss low %
80 N ssu ws &c. sJaa so IS
ssSar!Sn Isl Wilmington fH ITO =
1sss'. s% Mssf'sI ssss ~
nSs s .:. ca a. S S. sss = :ss%sas
southern yellow. s2c. yellow winter. ssc coc;
:,s: 7S DO = u. ,sss:
y. ~ wnns s: crude Se..erI %" DO southern
DO, 81 50 ~ 20; winter bieachsd Ash
fish. 3jc SIC.
TxraoLrun.-There was not . very active demand,
but prices were quite n~m. The closing prices
follows Crude, In bulk sac do In bbs lie.
refined IL bbls ls7sc si+se do esses lsc Refined at
from the Geek follows ;-Rosin dull and
na strained, 81 49,: yard ~ .fS2; snoat. l.022 Tar
steady; hard y 10: sos q; virsin g SOL yard sss
Spirits quiet and steady 27c: yard 1851 ALTO Jx
PROVISIONS Receipts Pork 2Os bbls; lard. l5fb
erces, % kegs and III cutmeSts 374 psckage
bacon. 40 tetces and 1854 boxes beef 435 50
bills and 100 cases he PORK market was unsettled and
decidedly lower closing At tho second cali oiows
June, els bid. SIS - asked; July, sis 70 bid, SD 80
asked: August, Sis 30 bid SIS So asked; september.
sale. were sboat Soy bbs sls 90 for July and SIS IS
for August. About 4OJ bbs spot sold At SIS 80
SiS So SIS 62iz Cutmcats nomiuaiy unchanged.
We note sales OF about l2Oc picked bellies II and rs lbs
average 95c nominal; ~ boxes city long
clear sold At Toe Beef quiet and nominal Beet hams
dali aud less nominal Smoked mests--We
saes OF 400 shoulders BE- lard unsettled and
decidedly lower. closing ~ the second "cs folows
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

bkhvks-irade opened slow on this forenoon ana closed
weak with loads horned unsod Prices
ranged nom ve i1sc per d. weights "a "a cwt The
being in the aggregate ia AZ sxeth street yards r Q.
Eastman sold Tor self % cars Of horned cattle sales AS fol-
~ Illinois steers ytac per b. weight ssant
H.. weight ~ ew sions 20 illinois steers At o4c per
ID weight ~ cwt scans ~ illiroIs STEERS At 9e zoe
al ss' WEIGHT sss n weight = p
,os.s per weigh, cs. q noIs steers ss a. 100
.; Illinois steers i. ioc, perth weigh. ews
held on sale 30 Illinois sses arshard sold 70.
lie; per H., weight cwt. .. W All sold for sell
Weight i ps s At w o weigh.
cwt Il \ .osenthal sold Tor Morris waxe y Illinois
- ii,asi. sss Per win per Ssaa
IT, Sss y ID p;sissd. xsIsAt y ~ Illinois
Sos @ SA sS q per ~ ssass y s~'
per ID !, Weight "a With with o Of s,a ns h wr s.
a. Illinois steer. =. los per ID with soc of per head
steers at Ss b. weigh. IL Illinois Ios.
per b. with " on per head weight cwt ~ Illinois
Gary sold for osar xsSs'
% ssssi; Vito sold III
as Son sold tor sise. Il state steers and o9s
d. ps4 Weight w ss ;..sss
II n % ss r steers fS
cwt; - Illinois per H. weight cwt Il.
y Illinois steers r. ios per h. WIN y or per head
~ iosc. lIHc per H. weight cwt segel Meyers sold
81 IL Illinois steers a. & per H.
AZ ewt. 10 Illinois lo,4c per H. weight ~
ssss ' 's ad FL Ssa fs
II; IR Illinois 4 o p, weight
aso 50. SIN re- nS, sser .o q 40 us Pc. H. ses,
sess weight. s. Missouri ..es with b. y OF
s s srf asi. i 4 yss
: s1s1 s aer. head w. sss'
e per No. sss y II ns s sssa on n Aess
with 81 Oh head head and s. head 50
per win per head On 20 head .a. ana q
S s is ws re
8 cwt; iosT y. Eastman l2s illinois steer. a. ~.
y 5af pss S ssshs o Sws H. G ~ss
nss .s sss's liz p. ~ wss Is a
soar steer. az se psT Id Yagh " cw Dudley osy
weight Ga ~ stiIlied Illinois steers idc per h.
weight eyt strong 50 Illinois steers At os.c per ID
with 5oc on on I! head and ouc head Tor % head
weight : ewt = ~ ewa =. .,,,x .,,,u 49,, !.
sF ss isa sold sssp
Weight head during sss
s w ss sss .%' for sao D ss' PA
sheep, weight oS7S is. al pss t y sheep weight
Is: a re Der Ss' iS vrriaia lambs wight
1ISO lbs at &C. h.. Judd buckingham sold - Ken
tuky sheep weight $50 lbs e o. per b; l1. kcntueky
sheep weight ~ $50 bs a. 7c per 10 Sold durinu the
past week. 1904 sheep and lambs head for
sheep "a 49, Tor ianbs - 81. Hume Elliott sold "a Ohio
sheep weight 2Od,i lbs, at 6c lb.; ~ kentucxy
lambs, weight 177s les At g'se per ID: Ios Ken,
Kentucky lambs. weight 1880 lbs. at re per
h.; y Kentucky lambs. weight 100 lbs. &C. per
At sic per it; "a 9nio sheer. weight 300, At
b.: A. Ohio sheep. weight ADO lis 54c per ill.,.
- Kentucky lambs ght 1850 lbs. ut 7isc per b. rs
Kentucky lambs weight 1850 lbs, 7ac. per ID, sold
during the week; 4i22 sheep and lambs 70 per
hi ad average
MiLcH C0ws.--There sales
vEALs AND CALVES smooth quantity veals to hand.
Buttermlk fcd calves 3l5c SIC per h. ordinary uality
calves &c. u 6stc. per ID. Trade slow.
HOGs.-Ihere no live hogs sale.
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CLOSING rRlcKs-3 p. N.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices
pnred with those OF Saturday

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following tho changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those OF Saturday,
ADvAScE-C.. c., 9. and l., ~ Delaware and Lack
swanna. u; Erie, u; Hannibal and ST. Joseph u;
DO preferred, =; Illinois Central, Il Lake shore, Ia ;
Mshsan Central Nor.4wcse1n common ri DO
nppi,. r.; Rock Island. y ST. Paul, u 40. preferred,
u; Western Uniop, Ia
STATIONARY Pacihc,. Wabash Quicksilver,
Now York Central Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and
Atlantic and Pacific preferred.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The closing rates were "a per cent Prime CON-
mercal paper is still quoted at and per cent
Foreign exchange was quiet and steady, with actual
business at 4Sls for prime bankers 80 days. sterling
bills, and 4s 9E for demand.
The following the rates OF exchange on New York
1t the aforementioned cities to-day Charleston sell
ing n 3l6 premium, buying u premiums Cincinnati,
EASIER par to so premium; Savannah, y premium;
New Orleans commercial u, bank u; st. Louis, soc.
premium, and Chicago, 75c discount
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed strong at the following
quotations:United states currency SKIES 1241 1885,
do SKIES, 1881, registered 119 l191 do. do, do
coupon, 1875 12Ss do. do, 1865, registered 115h
A1l53s; do. do do, coupon. 1855 1854; do d.,
do new, registered, 1l6s 1l65S do do, do. do,
coupon, 1879 ll9a do. do 1867, registered 1lS9x
lisa do do. do, coupon, 1914 1917 do. do, 1865
registered, 1905 1905; do. do, d.. coupon 1873
sl23a4; do ten-fortics. registered, 1l7Z a 1175S do
do coupon, 1854 llsh; do nves, 1881 registered,
ll7i< 1l71s do do, do. coupon, 1l7A l17h.
INVESTMENT SHARES.
Investment shares ware firm. Jersey Central
brought 81 s5s New York Central, 1095s 1l0k;
Harlem las; Rock Island, 1905 lO01s lo7; Clcve-
land and Pittsburg, 925s Delaware and Lackawanna,
los 1851 loses United states Express, "a Wells
Fargo Express, 70 74ss; Panama, lss a 49,.
TIKI
Gold opened at 1l2x and closed 1l2K, all the sales
81 the day having these figures Tho paid
for carrying and per cent Loans were also
made fiat, and at and per cent per annum and l64
per diem for borrowing
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

l0s5s
THE FOREIGN MARKEr.
There are no financial advices from London, the
Stock Exchange there being closed for the whitsun'de
holidays-to-day and tomorrow.
STATE BONDS
In State bonds the only transaction in Tennessee
sixes new series, which sold down to AZ
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were do, except for Union Pacific
Arsts which sold for 1o4H lo44 land grants sold at
991s, sinking funds at sos, Harlem coupon lrsts ut
l16 New York Central coupon frsts l2o Northwest
ern consolidated gold coupons 60 Milwaukee and Sc
Paul. La Crosse division, at l03 do and N. DIVISION
at %, and consolidated sinking funds at S9k.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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THE CHEESE MARKET.

UrIcA, N. T. June .. 1870.
Offerings Of cheese GAO boxes; sales sJo boxes Toe
lU5sc =, 40 boxes forwarded on commission.
LIrrLx FALLS. n. ". June 5. 1875
cheesc-Saes, $685. boxes, ~ DC lptsc. o. whc
5000 brought IUt,c. commission 400 boxes Yarn
dary-ssles z75 boxes ~ o. lu1sc Euttes-sAlss "
tubs. ~ ~. = 25u
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between s and et' avs one year....,... I.7so
7sth 81 !. o. ID av inssaiment ....'... s7II
d i4ad -. v Of 81 AZ t25d ward 5 years : aoO
ward 1000
ward; wears. ...... ...,........ ~ 1000
ward; years...... aoG
Company a. d lsth st.. v. Of 7th as: year. 05os
,rairIS $ i5sta ST. e Of iih av noiss le0
between Broolne aud spring SIS. year. 500
81, v. u dav years ...'..,.. e.75o
Of i4th 81 D Of ID Az, ....'..,.... SO
Mcdonald Michael. tn Edward Wafer and others, n.
81 roth 81. OF 18th av 8 years.......4..r... 30
tween Br,ome and Delaney SIS. yesr. 1000
Wctxel. Stephen and wife, to Anna NJ. Powell.
OF 10Th ST., ". OF 9h months. 1900
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dated Virginia to-day.
MEMORANDA.
Tho annual election Of the Chicago Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Railway took place at Milwaukee to-day, when
Mcssrs J. Weld, OF Boston, and A. r. Van Nest and
jeremiah Mlbank, of New York. elected to All the
vacancies caused by the resignation OF Mcssrs Frank,
Buell. and Muller. Otherwise the old Board
elected.
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FINSV icuu y ssh schtco
1tsnt. Is h = IS.
5000 M&SP S's. LIST, LC
1000 VI &Stp list. lad
300 NJ \ 5 + con 3 t..
1000 q x \ W ccg b.
5000 y Y Cen 6's. 's3.
2C00 n Y Ten LIST. c..
1900 llar LIST rs, c. !.
5pri,n Pac RI LIST. !.
10000 do. ...........
1000 Tn Fac rs. ] e..
3tpDr In f'ac sfund.
1000 So Pac BIDS Of Mo
5000 Pac of Mo I'd.
5000 West | c. 1900
1000 TIP 4 WISHED
500 Del X II Z. '9i.
500 Chi 4 " LIST. .b3
1860 e.. & & tist. he
x shs Rk SONY. n.
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OPERATIONS TnE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY.
Gold balances. $685. 1863
Currency balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800 2l2
Gross ciearances 81, 627, 900
CLEANING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges s72 lls 2ll
Currency balances. 5Js, SS7
Gold exchanges. Observation-Disclosures. S77s,Ul9
Gold balances. 1l7o,1s5
TIM UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The gold payments Mt the sub-Trcasury to-day were
$23,2c0 for bonds and s3a. 900 for interest
The silver payments were S13 3s4 10 las applicants
under sioo limit and s4s. 500 ON svcr drafts total,
S57,l7a
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day S33 900 gold
on account OF interest and s23 900 redemption OF 90
honda
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were firm and prices were well sus
.aincd. Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sinking
funds were active at s9ia. New Jersey Central con.
rertible from lo1 TO lola Harlem coupon rsts
avanccd 10 l16ls Hudson River second sinking funds
ought1ii Morris aud Essex seconds Ill and Western
sacinc 100 The following werc tho closing quota
srns for Pacific Railroad bonds Union Pacific lrsss
l6l,. loS; do. land grants, ssAs . ss5s, do do