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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-27
Is WIDE 4 WAKE on tie spot, and his
Store IN ,StroudSbury is noao g7'odniny
and granting under the locd Of
Cheap Goods just d'rtred.
JUST LOOK HERE!

spools of our best Cotton for cents.
rows of Pins for l cent.
papers best Needles, ) cents.
. large cakes Toilet Soap, cents.
Good Lead Pencils l cent.
Full set of Jet Jewelry, 20 cents.
Gents and Youths lined Collars, per box, s
and 10 cents.
Calico, and 3; Very fine white stripe Peka,
II cents.
Beautiful Shades of Grass Cloth, fine, only 10
cents yard.
Plain Dress Goods TO- Black Alpaca, 25 cts.
Summer and Fall Shawls, 90 and 65 cents.
Large White Counter-panes 81 and 81 15
Cassimeres e Summer Wear, nearly half price.
Fine Dress Linen IS, % and % cents.
Muslin Edgings 4, 6, s and ~ cents.
Ribbons, Flowers and Feathers half price.
Children's Gloves cents.
Ladies Gloves 8 and 10 cents.
Gents Gloves 10 and Is cents.
Children's, Ladies' and Gents Hosiery nearly
half price.
Hemmed Handkerchiefs cents.
Oil Table-cloths and Covers never so cheap.
Corsets, elegant, only 40 cents.
Linen Table-cloths and Towels, very cheap.
Full pound Cotton Bats ii cts.
Beautiful Carpets % cts. per yard.
Mems Pants lined 81. Mems Coats 81 and
So Mems Vests 81.
Mems and Boys whole suits, good Cassimer,
So to So.
Mems and Youths soft Hats, roc. to 81 %.
Mems and Boys Straw Hats, 10 and % cts.
Misses & Ladies' fashionably trimmed Spring
and Summer Hats, zoe. to 81 90.
Ladies' Fine Lace and Button Lasting Caters
81 % to 81 70.
Mems Fine Calf Boots So so. Mems fine I'm
dershirts 80 TO 80 cents.
Ladies' fine Undershirts 45 cts. Mems fine
Muslin Shirts 81.
Now, if you want to see RUSH, jus; come
to DECKER'S wonderful cheap Auction Store
4 doors below Post Office.
April q, '76.-1y.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-27
STATEMENT OF THE
Stroudsburg School Districts
Receipts and Expenditures for 1875

Tax rate Is mills on The dollar of valuation
DIR. A. O. GREENWALD, Treasurer
Amount of Duplicate for 1875 S2249 Sc
TO State appropriation, 447 S3
tuition of pupils not living in district "a "a
{" school room rents, 900
tax of S. l.. Drake, on Duplicate
of 1872, 80 Is
tax Of Linford Ruth on duplicates
of 1873 & 1874, 564 20
Z" tax of s. d. Dreher on duplicate
for 1875, $50 SO
" tax reed by Treasurer on dupli-
cate Of 1875, 1859 IL
Total 26l6 73
or
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-27

Here are two bird stories from the New
Castle Guardian Joseph Sankey, Of the
First ward has cage containing three
canaries, which he occasionally hangs on
the veranda in front Of his residence. For
some time it has been noticed that a wren
has been in the habit Of perching on top of
the cage. This proceeding attracted atten-
ton when it was discovered that the wren
was feeding the canaries with seed through
the bars The little wren still continues to
do this, and is now the observed of all OBJ
servers. Here is another, something SINH
lar: There is u cage of canaries at the re
sldence Of William Horncr, on Jefferson
street. a little bird, popularity known as
'.chiPpy," goes to this cage every day
and is fed from the inside by the canaries.
These two incidents certainly show that the
ieathery kingdom is endowed with more
generosity than falls to the share Of all
men.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-27

The great university race on Saratoga
Lake on Wednesday was participated in by
crews from Harvard, Cornell, Columbia,
Wesleyan, Union and Princeton. The
main contest was won by Cornell, over a
thrce-ml.e course, in II minutes J seconds.
Harvard WAS only four seconds behind, and
Columbia came in third. Princeton was
for third time the last one. The Yale crew
did not take pant, and it seems to be agreed
that this viii be the last contest at Saratoga.
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Blair PreSbvteriaI Academy

VIII be re-opened on Tuesday, September
9TH Young men prepared for college or for
business Advanced studies for young ladies.
The building is we'll supplied with good water
and is heated by steam.
II. d. GREGORY, A. NJ, Ph. D.
July 27-2m. Principal.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-27

The disappearance of the Democratic
Treasurer Of Washington county, Wiscon-
sin, minus $j0,09O, is another illustration
OF the value Of the Democratic party as ali
agent Of reform" His disappearance can
be accounted for by supposing that he has
gone to Albany to insist that Tilden shall
push the reform" issue to the utmost in
his letter Of acceptance. Tilden can do
the lecturing, and the runaway thief can
serve as 4 frightful illustration Of the cor
ruption prevailing in the Democratic ranks.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-07-27
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
All Well at Fort Fetterman.

OMAHA, July 20.-A message was re-
ceived this morning from the commanding
officer at Fort Fetterman, which says =
a private courier has just arrived from
the command i'll the field, who left on the
night of the 18th. The day previous a
courier was started with mail and official
matter, but has not yet arrived. All is
quiet and well in camp.
MINERS KILLED BY THE CHETENNES.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-A special from
Leavenworth says advices received at Fort
Lcavcnworth this evening from Fort Lara
mie state that Il party of four miners from
the Black Hills, ON the way to Cheyenne,
were killed, scalrcd and stripped by Indians.
SITTING DCLL DEAD.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 20.-Despatches
from Bisnark confirm the report OF killing
Of Sitting Bull in the fight with Custer.
Crazy Horse and Black Moon were also
killed. The total loss of the Indians will
reach nearly 400. Nearly all the bucks
are absent from the Standing Rock Camp,
and have undoubtedly joined the hostile
camp.
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Total amount levied Cor school
purposes, FTP 50
Total amount levied for building, 406 SO
Total amount levied, s 2579 OF
The Treasurer collected, 1859 90
Premiums and mistakes So 80
To be collected, 500 10 S2579 Of
Duplicate Theo. W. BunneI, collector, S55 70
Collectors receipts 7S2 9S
Exoneratons Sl9 S. paid other dis
tricts S27 II A 90
Amount due at settlement, Is So S5j IS
Amount due from collector. 45 81
From State appropriation, sos %
Z" NJ. Yetter, collector 1875, % 50
1" Theo. Taylor, col bounty tax II ~ %
&" sale of old stove &c, 40
" Treasurer and collector 2i29 IS
Total receipts from all resources 1887 2l
Teachers wages, 1927 90
Fuel and contingencies 169 70
Repairs and renewals, 80 30
Paid in other districts, - -
Printing Sl1 50, School Journal s. 90, Is 50
Debt Sli6 90. interest 50 80, 155 80
Salary Of Secretary. - 90
Auditors and town clerk, 30
Treasurer'S commissions, 80 90
Total expenditures. 1922 61
Balance in hands of Treasurer. 209 81
Balance duplicate, 10 50
Total resources of District, June =, 1876, 255 36
June 29-jt. L. L. CROASDALE, Secy.
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DIVIDEND NC


Notice is hereby given that an application viii be
made under the Act of Assembly, OF the Commonwealth
of Penns ylvana entitled An Act provide for the
Incorporation of certain corporations approved
April 20, 1874, for the charter of intended
corporation be called THE Stroudsburg Water Com
pany for the purpose Of supplying the said Borough
Of Sroudsburg and vicinity with water The business
of said company be transacted in said Borough of
Stroudsburg county of Monroe State of Pennsylvania
J. b. STORM, Solicitor.
July 13 lS76-3t
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w ANTED.

To rent by workingman, q small house, near vii
lage between troudsburg and Bushkil address, with
particulars L. SWIFTWOOD
July 13-it.l Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
COTTON MARKETS.

MonLE June 10 -Cutton quiet MhdloH lie. Low MID
ding Toe Good Ordinary. Ssagr net eoepis, ia OaI's
exp.r,s. castat.e, so bales sales 0Oo oai's' SHOCK
1876 l bass. ..,, "a, -.
receipts 80 bat. sh pmou,s. $50 bales sales LOO
"T,s gsrIS liz 4. cotton lower; NiddiIng, 10. {;
Ios MLdlug. loNGlOSc.; Good prunlry, lOc net 10
capt. bales ooaHt"i-e liI uaies sHes' "oo
bass. stock, G.S.i2 bales. ..,,, 80 49, M,
dine Iu 80 Ordinary. ss' net trceiA ~ "airs
,,u.s IL taic.. al - baIrs. siO,k. 1896 bales
J.AA- Iun- l0Cdinn nilu, good o"nihhh' NV
ding, ~ = AsdIng. It ~ 'oOl o:lihail &c
net rcccui-, % bas gr"as ''o bales" SA'' . W o'
Junc 10 Cotion dull Mddhbg. ~ &c. Low
Miadnug lOgt: 0ooI Ordinary v9ci .NrtH, c"astw 80
3 uacs ~ Bars spinheiA 10 bales STOCK 'o'S
UA,vEsroS June lO.-Cotu,n quiet Mhdlng. II Pc" Low
Al tu. 4 Ou.inlty. NS'.. net receipts lpl
bale exports wise 81 sa's .lc- To- 0ass; SUCK
/ GA birs ,o,... $3.50. A.,
dilp 100. Cool Onnary, sc. Receipts IL Oae'' s'''
gt-I,, June lO-Cotfon quiet Mmdlnr, i2lsc. low Mi
an r. 10 Orinafy lO'-r.. net receipts, 10 bales
st,s.. bale lh.NSl oates
InlIs ILLR 10 tuJion steady, hdi1nc, lHlIfc
= LOUD, June lO-toit"n trn. hddllhr, ~ -, i"N
Middllnr, r Good Ordinary, 81 receipts 20 Gal'-
100 balrs sales. . Is stock Il bales
Jdbe lO-CotOn steady Nj dhnr, ~ Low
di.ine lOi4c. Coed Ouln Jt'i >lus 700 O@eS' "
.piu.c =. 20 Uale- stO /, $50 bal 49,,
''wugfxc1oS June 10 Cotton quiet and nominal; MD
dlins lie. low Middlng lO.c' Good Ordinary sTe'
nj APP rniI June In-Cotton steady; Middng lac'
Low Nauutg. liz; Good Ordinary Zoe net receipts
L2 sales. rrIsz. 3Oi bales. $1,000. -
.0gp1IS Jnne "a Cotton hrm. Mhiding llc. net TO
eeips al bales exports. ooAt"ise 3'S oaiesi sooA
III balcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
WnnI MARKET
"DDI hARhfi'
IN. market for Wool hiss not varied dur

BOSOM June loTh- market Tor Wool Mss not yar1e hur
al ~ spring talu rnla continue
lar aid The principally con net 10 this drsrrp
MN Western Nol have DcCn un"aahco
The sails spring caring t" past week Lave lem
AL % % n al ucnng some fancy oih AT b+HsSo
hui the sars brrn piuc ally c,n Ell ~ The rance o ~
Ifg5c. Ial al form Is cUiyris are ire u rs AZ
ior thai suppl can br placed "a
bett avantsg g. than lat IN the season. Transaction
nusyl, aHi FlrtCrs have c ~ wv ~ 1u
fnoc for NJ with sal Is from Gd42c thr Ette
ior emo GO IA, which ratItr scarce Tue soe OF an
ia reduced. including ODDS ard ends
1 Let wears clip and heavy Ohio y, Which las been slh
~ CumbDg ahd Dcldino nothiug oi any cons
eprr has small lot o Kentucky Cohblns SOFA
AT sc Western G. NIB ng cannot To" ioteh ~ over 20,
q Itwa.h.t and 45OlSc. for Washed, Delalne, 42c.
Srnur-d n 7gc. Pulled Vol Il Qucl sal COMPRISED
IN non NJ Al nom cratic ard X AID Eastern ami
Maine SnlcTs 4Oa 4 the prime pal lia t,t Ia he
J2 u5 Is gooi snnply OF ruled GA inc
mar.,t and sales ca A ouly forced at low ngures-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

June 10, 81 5000; United States bonds held for cir
cylation withdrawn during the week,
$2l3,000; National bank circulation outstanding,
$500 Gs0. 900 gold bank circulation outstanding,
$2,099,100. The revenue receipts to-day amount
20 $f50,000 Customs receipts, 100000; bank
notes received fer redemption to-day 81 ,0o0,0 ;
total for week, 81 $4,000.
Government bonds at the close of the week were
strong and on the whole the highest prices were
maintained, though there was abatement of
the demand Sales covered coupon Fve-tweniIes
If 1866, new, at 1901 coupon Fve-twenties of
1867, at 1928 and coupon new Elves, at 117l2.
We annex closing street prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

1000 shares sold was for foreign account anu ~
was no doubt long stock Western o"lon was S'e".S
w at Gss, 0GS5s until just before the close the
".' 1" like 10 6Sas The market closed barely
pp % after being very strong 10 minutes before.
nv ,,,,ees al the close over the latest prices OF
.I,v we're in Erie. Lake Shore, and Pctr 'lenn,
- Ia. Delaware aud Hudson Canal, 1T. Paul. ana
Tortl West Preferred each 4; Michigan Central
Ohio and Mississippi and WellS-Fargo' each %; Del
-, Iaekawsnua and Western, st. Paul Ire
80 and Missouri. Kansas and Texas, each' y I;
and Alton, l, and Pacific Mail l's per cent
Tnr1 W.yno declined %; Western Union. 50; MIS-
aamr, pacific -; New-Jersey Central, 7s. and New
York Ceotral 1l2 per cent. The following table
shows the 80. .u,,,. ,,.pp,rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

In Southern State bonds the transactions were
limited and confined to New Tennesseos at 426s
and Missouri Long SKIES as high as 107ls. We hear
of private sale of $1,000 of TIE State of Florida
Is per cent gold bonds at 50. There is a request he
fore the stock Exchange to put these bonds upon
the Cali. Ten shares of Bank of Republic sold a.
40. and 20 Leather Manufacturers at $50. The
railroad bonds were in good inquiry. The ST.
Paul rs, gold fetched par; Northwestern Colo
Consols 9OD90is and Plain Consols. 1929. Han
nibal and ST. Joseph Convcrtbes sold at 79979l4 ;
New-York Central Gs of 1888, at 1O24@lO2l2;
Harlem Frsts at 116a,. Union Pacific Firsts AT
l05, do. Land Grants ut 100. Long Dock bonds a.
l06 and Mississippi aud Ohio Consolidated Sinking
Fund at 09l2.
The following are the comparative earnings of the
Toledo. Peoria AM Warsaw Railroad:
Frs! week June iS7g
flrst wees, June loIo....-.....-.....-...-. I51'o
Increase. 100
The earnings of the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railway Company for
First week In June, 1876. Sj4e79
firSt week III JtnA lS75~.~.. .......'...-... A. 90
Increase .sI2Gsi
The Chicago Milwaukee and st. Pau Railroad
Company to-day reports its earnings for 1879 and
1876, which compare with those of 1874 as follows
vr, week ., June ss4d;o s hS1s; si LIS
1--WE and S,S2,O45 2,S2s,O2s 1894 IL
SLOWING gain for 1876 over 1879 of $G2,6i5 for
the week, $l95,4s7 since Jan. L, and over 1874 of
$24. 900 for tne week, but since Jan. a decrease
from 1874 of $fS7.930.
Mr. 5. NJ Mills of tie banking house of S. NJ. Mills
4 Co., who sailed in his yacht with party Of
friends for the Mediterranean last February, re-
turned in the North German Lloyds steamship
Weser very much invigoratel by his trip.
The following shows the exports exclusive of spe-
NJ, for
the week ending June g. and since the beginning
of the wear: -
Fer F2sa as 55Ss s sSs ls s:5
s .as slssi S7cs 40 1905 O7i 49,
The following shows the imports of dry good,
and general merchandise at the port of New-York foI
the week ending June 10, and since the beginning
of the year:
s s $;. %. 5ssiss s5o s s Ss'
Previously reported l8e,972 % l5s.s4i,oa5 lSal7o7o1
Since Jan L.. 81 7.652369 sl55.l:s7lo sl45.o8i.l55
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period:
rO,tI Sr n 3, ns 5orr Ss S9s asaoo ssiofo,
Thrown on market. l.2OJ.1ol l.I5H3O6 s@'I"@
EutG az the 500 sj25g7 g7s slsi2I27
THROWN 56.06i5sl 64.53S.7Jo 427ti.7jo
The exports OF specie ior the week ending June 10,
and since the beginning of the year, were as fol-
lows:
P pssi ,Ss "e ~sGe 24e ISL
Total since Jau l....................s2 j,3is 577
The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports of sp1ne from the port of Ncw-York to
foreign ports from Jan to this date, for period
of - years:
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The following are closing prices Oh in'"iiis OWN
.anorted nv telegraph from san ranciscO:

The shipments of treasure from San Francisco to
Eew-York for the month of May were as follows ::
Silver bars. S1.634 ,197; gold coiu, $l,3tS 500
ulyer eoin 500. 900; gold bars, $2Jl 600; total
S3,734,175.
The shipments from San Francisco to China. Cen
trai America, and Honolulu, for the same period,
amounted TO 1852, O51.
Tho coinage of the San Francisco Mint for May
was: Double eagles, $2,750,000; trade dollars
I31s,OOO; half-dollars $33O,0OO; quarter-doilars'
$3.50, 900; total, S3.7S40Oo.
The cable advices we're Of no special Importance
to-day. Saturday as usual being half holiday Oh the
London Exchange. In Frankfort, United States
aew fves were quoted at lO2l, while in Paris five
DE-. cent Rentes rated at l054O01O5.32l2. British
Consos in London were up to 937s03i, rise of IS;
limited States bonds were a higher for 52Os of 49,
and IL for the new hyes The Bank VI England
a,-day GAINED $50 900 bullion on balance. Sterling
Exchange at Paris is 25.26l2 Here the foreign en-
change market was very dull aud nominal at the
,ates subjoined. The real business rates were
b 87l9 to the for sixty days bills. and $i S0i2
or three DAYS sight. The Outward bound steamers
lo-day took out S2JO,000 in gold coin. Cold was
father more variable After opening at ll2's' the
price declined to l2l2 which was the lowest Oh lhe
week, the highest having been ll3. On
The discovery that the banks lost very
heavily during the week, the price au'"n00u w
1928, and afterward declined to 1923. On gold
loans the rates l2a2 for carrying % Hat, ana
/ per cent borrowing. The Assistant Treasurer pad
out to-day $4,000 in com interest on the public
debt and $4,000 in redemption of called bonds
bringing I'D the weekly totals to S25s,OOO aud
S266 900 respectively. The import entries of for
egn dry goods at tue port of NewYork for the week
ending to-day were SSl9,394 1.-THE amount thrown
upon the market footing up $924,l34 and OF
general merchandise to *, 0SS, 056, making total
in gold coin valuation of So. $50. The export
clearances of domestic produce for the week ending
June were TO the currency valuation of S5574,''+7
The specie shipments for the week amounted to
S42l426, of which $20O.00 was gold coin. TIE
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared, $1j.377 900; Gold balances, Sl,2Go
$50; Currency balances, 81 ,433,57S. The quota
tons Of gold to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
CATTLE MARK r re.

CHICAGO June TO- CNTIE-Rtcrirts l,5Co head snip
nert, 2 roo head haIkct more active siaie lthrI !
Texans Il Native cows ~ 1Odtl 10 St"s' AI re"''
~ JOa{4 40 TAR GOOD shipping ste II, 81 4J@ti 10
Uy:s -iccpia, soon head sui menir 20 htaui oPeneI
. RE active mud nn dull weak and lower salch n
Ieh AZ 50, 81 20 choice smooth heavy Phadehas 80 30"
SO 80: Packing. - aSd 10.
SuHEr-U I'm rlImgHi 40 receipts --..- , ooo -, .
at - 90 - 80.
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the close the market barely steady The following

FLOUR AND MEAI~-rhe Flour uis ket was without de
ird change Low ~ drs very plenty, aud
IN lair ruet Al Ia instances slaie bcer prices,
Meun 10 LO.ce brIs TGe sigLy IN buyes LlSOT. hii
msr ate tr%ie reported hdtiy i'r O,ai use; ~ Mills
Ixtrs isk aehani chrhy Tor e est lndcs ~
iuI lrices sales, 10 bhls, including 6OO1 byin
low grade E1Jra, at - 1870 20 49, f00o bhs
Msaiuni 10 Choice Western Ixua at g 90 50 30
and b 90 bls CITY Mills Lara Al - zU@$O 20
Tis f1rsact onr were l5Gs3 90 FOR n" 2 cI,tE at
IS lO0a3 90; Common 10 ChOce suUerLhe STATE ani
v oslrrb at t+as4 40 many at - loG$l 80 i1I
tiosd ana Choice: SJ0dtj % fOf luitfor 10 ComhOn
tara STATE; % so 20 ion Comaon 10 iair 40
20 3OGS5 81 Fan 10 oOJd DO ANA - 40
as1 Cbuiee Jo.i t5aso 20 for Inferior
" Common EXtIa McsUcu - 500 - 81 "I common 10
G,"d ~ 55as7 fo Good 10 Cho.c' dOg aG - M 9IS
ChUlre do; a. % l1u 70 CI Clly his
Ixua and ~ jUds9 Tor Win'er Wheat Choice FANNY
Civ Mills Ektr9; S0nt6 20 Tor Common ~ ran thlTh
touBd lioop Ono - 3004O 80 TOT iur 10 NOod q" an
u Good 70 Choice 20af7 90 Tor Common 20
Good Patent Minnesota Exua 81 OOOd % Choce
two fayOfte brands helu "a; 50 5U0-b 49,
oca within The IS IO0 ~ % Tor Conf
mon 10 Good Jouh. &00d9 for GuJd
o. Choice and SJda9 20 for small paTcels
cl,aic closing quiet
firm gIados anU duh FOR bra.ds
Southern ar request AT steady prces
LOO 0br SJds5 rs Common 10 Good Extra - 80
Gs6 10 iOf CbO do 50 ZOaSS 90 for Common
To Choice Family $SdSS Tor Chnce % Fancy New
Process fhur In lttlr better trade do
mani, With Of 800 bb at ~ 15ds5 20, for super
Hne incln'inc Good cbo a. $3.50 o Corn Meal
du and sales 800 bbs al " eOds3 "a
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LryERroo, June 10 1890 T. Cotton Is 6rner ana pe,s
have Ai,od traction Atdohg UtHa"s, C'iTli anu
chng Orleah 6o.i sae 100 saas ll.lndils 1,VU 20 q
aud export lct elts f,2Oc bal, - u winch -
a.. Amer eau. FutIrs draIsf hiilng ullanur
I.w Aiddug claus july aGd August drysiyt az 'is.
d. to stpteuber ANA October CN"fy, et bSisi" III 40"
Augl "a ana Sept NIB delivery, al q 'pi. ,,,.,.
IIyp.i,OI. June itl.O \. m-Salcs OF Mtdi1hg Np'nh
Cotton Low Mldiug clause June aud July delivery Al Obi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12

The demand for money has been very small to-day,
and freely met ut 2G2l2 per cent pledge Of ordi
nary miscellaneous collateral The offerings were
abundant even for this of unprecedented
ease and balances were left, even below per cent,
over until Monday. The discount market clos
quiet at per cent and upward. The following j.
the Clearinghouse statement to-day: Currency
clearanccs $40 ~ ,072 currency balances ~, S43,
027; gold clear u,css, 81, $50 1876 gold balancrs
$713.72l and ole following were the clearances at
the kew-York Clearinghouse for the week
and the resulting balances; Currency clear
ances, S355,2S7J1 currency balances, Sl7.-
$4,000; gold clearances $33, 6l7,91S; gold
balances $i,96l.3os. The bank statement
for the week ending to-day shows a slight decrease
in the reserve of 1914, ZOO, the banks now holding
in lawful money IN excess of the required 25 per
cent SlG.OSl 100. against SlG,456 100 last week.
The principal change was decrease of 81 $50 TOO
in specie, though this pretty nearly compell-
stated for by the gam legal tenders, which il re-
assuring of continued and low rates Of money
during the Summer months. The loans were also
contracted over a million and o quarter. The fol-
lowing table shows the condition Of the New-York
City banks al the dates undermentioned
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TIE MARK ETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY. June 10. 1876
ASHES-There only ght trad guing and ate quota
tions nonay unchanged at DO i0r fos ana o'tc u"
Pearls. A.. - -, -. .,
CDFFEE-rhe market quiet for all growths ano
urcss uOiunay unchanged iO, Ia Invoices, qr0ic al
l4aa Sc; ioDDng lots ~ l44DlNS gOh maaaIpo
LDlsc goli aud Java, goa pc. Pua, lOT inNmccs
less doing " I"it0n on lht spot thc
I'm uo.ei having BE- done
ing bales Delivered contract the IN ~
Wer 30 baos including !, Of1 export 10 ir c0n-dnip
fiuu. speCulat Ips NJ the port
l. "a bales, against bales last saturday ahd LIZ Dalfs
tIis Jay year Tie iOowIns are Tho oica ioatoIs
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Good Ord nary. .....

NIlItI INV %
delivery, there advance OF ilo0ise W
i'm b.. september, WIN
calAoI. r'aIes vest rday ater D. IN June loo
Al ,C JdH, LOO. llEJec Ausust, 1000 l2ci i'Gm
l2stc. tnlr1 o. i2C. l,5(A, l-lqzc; ScpDnb l. 100
r.; aOO, l',sc October, 800. lslac NoV'mbsr 5M
ll@',zc.-ioal 4,SuO bales kiirt cal Jun,l 3 w.
ll9slc3 IuIye 100, l2iq-o. Oet9per, 10, y asc
November POO. lll3I c.-JOial. 800 bales go 81
Caili November. 700 1 "a, sc-tOta, 200 ba go
Jne 90 lis'sc. jury 200 l2igac; 20 >, l:lsc; LOO
l2ayc. 800. II ioc 100 Pc: 100 sis2c, LOO re; 90
lzsly,;t Aag,sl 90 l2I',c; 200, l2'4e $50 i2s
II rc 800 2,szc. irr 600 Pie. 100. File 600
l2szo. 200, l2.isc October, 200. lss-c. Move Der, o.
ll.1sC., dO. III 100 II ST. DoUcIDeT, 100, IL sH
January. 100 w. otal loG0O oaes. Grand oti. 2i,I
bsl
AZ close The barely steady. The following
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NES.I oHK June g. 1875.
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