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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17

One of the saddest results of
the war is the almost total ex,
tinction of the rice industry in
the Cape Fear district. Immense
tracts of rich swamp land, drain.
ed at immense cost, ditched, bank
ed, and cultivated with the nicely
of a garden, have reverted to ma
ture and become a hideous mo.
rass. The ruin is so complete
that 1t seems impossible now that
money or labor can ever again re-
trieve it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17

A man named Ellis settled
twenty years ago on land that
is now part of San Francisco, but
abandoned his possession. He
had no other title than might a
rise from several years Of occu-
pancy. Subsequently other per-
sons took the tract, and now
the owners number about ten
thousand. Recently the Ellis
claim has been variously prose-
cuted, and, although without
much probability of success,
with sufficient vigor to depre-
ciate the market value of the
property.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17

PLAIN RICE PUDDING. - In a
six-quart pudding pan put one and
a balf teacupful of rice, not boiled ;
add two eggs beaten with one tea.
cupful Of sugar, little salt and
nutmeg; add one cup of raisins /;
ill the pan with milk /; set in the
oven ; bake two hours. 1t will
need stirring twice after it begins
to bake.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17

The following mode of cleaning
fine glass gives it great brillian-
cy: Take fine powdered indigo,
dip in it a moistened linen rag,
smear the glass over with it and
then wipe it off with a perfectly
dry cloth. As a substitute for
this finely sifted ashes, applied
with a rag dipped in spirits, will
ssnwer just as well. Spanish
white is apt to make the glass
rough and injure it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17

No more wining and dining
for the United States Supreme
Court. That august body of
wigs has decided to accept no
more invitations to dine at pub
lie restaurants. An invitation to
"smile" at the back side of a
door, however, is not prescribed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17

Notwithstanding the mild
winter, a Worcester, Mass,
skate manufacturer has sold 49,
600 pairs of skates this season,
and is now filling an English or
der.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17

A resolution passed by a
former Legislature of Missis-
sippi, approving General Sheri-
dams conduct at New Orleans,
has just been expunged from
the records.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17
INSOLVENT NnrInr

DURSUANT to an order of the CLERK ef
Il the County Court Of Lincoln CONT.
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the a. minis'
traitor Of the estate OF
James. II. Gray, deceased.
of the Insolvency Of said decedent,s eststs
notice is hereby given to all persons. hav;r,,,
claims against said estate to present then1
to the Clerk Of said County, authentfs.tsa
on OF before the 1sF. days Of lime,
1s76, tor pro rata distribnfioss a. fbsy
will be forever barred
c1 D. c. HALL,
deo9 Adm. 'oiN M anaessd.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17
Il r 0R n

Fayetteville Council Ne 3s9, Frank Car
ter, W. p; W. II. McEelley, Rec. Sec
meets every Tuesday night in <. Of Il. Hall.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17
VALUABLE TABLES.


lst KIndof Animal isgiren-2nd Color
3d. Descyiptiops- 4th. A9s---6sh. Pbstsr's
Hanss--6tk inc and Pgass Of ayTssf----
IN. Valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17

B6r Persons purchasing articles advsr-
tised in these columns, viii please mention
that they saw the advertisement n he FAy.
gTTEvuLE osssRvEE.-Ns
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17
KNIGHTS OF HONOp

1H@'H'. n T y Vt IIUlFUH.
Fayetteville Lodge No.---J s Vaughn.
Dictator; " Gin, jr, Reporter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-02-17
In Chancery Court at Fayette-
vile. Tennessee.

James w. Goodwin, Admir-. vs. G. Y.
Douthitt, wife. ct ais.
February Rules, 1876.
ON motion of complainant by counsel,
" and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Clerk and Master from the allegation in
compliments bill, which is sworn to that
defendant David G. Dunlap is a nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon
him.
1t is, therefore, ordered by the Clerk and
Master that said nonresident defendant
appear on or before the first three days of
our next Chancery Court, to be held for
the county Of Lincoln, at the courthouse
in Fayetteville, on the first Monday in
April, 1879, and plead, answer or de-
muir to cOmplainant's bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed, and set for hear
ing ex parte as to him.
1t is further ordered that this notice be
published for four weeks in the FAYETTE-
WILLIE OBSERVER, newspaper published in
Fayetteville, Tenn.
A tree copy, attest: D. W. CLARK,
feb. 8 o Clerk and Master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
$1,000 vss,.. Z. 81. II7x
COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Lice HIoHER--yuTUREs
CLOSED srKADY-YLoUR QUIET WHEAT
LOWER COIN STEADY OATS LOWER
wHIsKEY vrRM--PoRK LowER--LARD LOWER
PETROLEUM QUIET AND NoMINAL-spIRITs
1URPENrINR QUIET - RosrN QUrET--oILs
QUIET--YRRIGHTs GENERALLY IRREGULAR--
coYFxR QUIRT-sUaAR YrRM.
MONDAY. June 12-6P N.
There was but little animation In commercial circles
to-ay,hc general markets being dull On Change -four
was quiet Whoat was less active and lower Corn
was steady aud nrm. Oats unsettled lower and nom.
nal whiskey Arm. PORK and lard quiet and
lower Ereights fairly active and with slight change.
Cotton on the spot l-i8c. higher Ful closed
steady Coffee quiet. Naval stores were dull. Oils
we're quiet Petroleum quiet and nominal Sugar was
very firm.
CoSrxH.-Ths market Cor Rio quiet. Mild coffee
was also quiet We quote :-ordinary esrgoss, i41<c
i5c. fair do. l6ysc l6s4c.; good 49, lie. .
like; prime do, l7kc. IKE; range for lots
lss.c. iss4c Santos fair good. iG4c lie, gold,
ninety days; lava government bags, aoc. ale. do
grass zoe. 23c sins apore do, isc. DC csyon
1889 lshc xAsscabo l5c la,sc. Laguayrs. l7c
lsc; Jsmsca, l5c isc ST. Domingo. lzc 15c. Porto
Rico, isc &c., Costa kics, lie isc; Nacsssar. isc
I9xc. Mexican, lie lec.; Manila. lie lie. Ang.s
n lie.
corrox.--rhe market cotton the spot active
and l. lee higher. Futures closed steady TIE closing
prices to-day compare win Saturday, 2rces ~ focws
NIw x<IsX Ixxa MHu4f Iu..H
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MonLr June ~. 1870
s 'ssssy sds"s s ssss
wise. 100 Sales 500 Stock. ls7os
Cotton firm good demand; middling, i1sc,; low mid.
Sns " Hsd saes oc Stock ' io .sssp' 1919
Cotton dull; middlinS. lie low .mdins 10 i'isss;
Exports eoaswise, 5sa sales liz stock s5sl
co..e. qus msans as %ans dime Il 10 's s,S,
los SSa receipt E1
Cotton inactive no demand middlinx. llale; low mid
Expo In; 'sssss
Ssst9S s's 81 sI ssa
Sss s %ssf;G S;S
SSs "Sssas idsa o Sss 5Ss
MsSss-foar so sel..; wheat; 1900 bushels corn.
rss.,rou, s,. ssSs - . ss
corn. aloOO6 do. rye do Railroad recsipts-Fiour
4ao pS Wheat a. sSn oats
for bushels Interior s" ponss
Sb Wheat 4oo o ao Uo
essy rye oo ,Gsa freight.
Flour sSs wnes a heavy
81 hard DO At about Corn dull ana easy
sales Of % NJ. mixed Western a. sc. Oats no
SoS"s doing dull Il si heavy mos. sefu ad
in store-Whea Az 26s bushels l52,sG oats
Y.o5 do, rye 1919 do. malt 40,oo2 do. Total. 62OGUO
hnxbels
OswaGo, June IL, 1876
lar unchanged: sales 500 bbls. Wheat firm No
aukce club, VI 27 lots held vt 81 - 81 ID Corn
unchanged Corn meal. $26 $27 for boed; SIS $28
unbued por Mill feed unchanged Canal freights
Wheat and rye, Sc. New York lur ber s.
the Hudson; ~ Is New York. Lake receipts Wheat
s ss;i Sas s%Sss si sSi Cana shipments
CHICAGO, June IL 1876.
Flour dull Wheat unsettled; opened strong and ghor
closing inside prices No. Chicago spring. 81 Oj1s
81 o6ia spot; sales 81 O6At 81 0-l july, closed ut
81 o5s July 81 o5's August 40. Chicago spring bic.
rejected s3c Corn active but weak and lower: No
4t,sc spot; 4tc July; 45Ic august these prices were
At 2o,is. spot and July Rye and barley firm ana un
and Jay; SIS 90 SIS s2,s August; SO ID september
Lard unsettled but generally lower opened active but
closed dull 81 O5 spot xll O5 $1 Ok July $1l Tx
81 20 August Bulk in fair demsn lower;
shoulders 7c. clear rib sides. 9szc; clear sides,
whiskcy 81 %. keceipss--Flour, 1900 bbs wheat.
1874 900 bushels corn 45U 900 do 1874 do rye
1900 do barley, 5000 do shipments Flour u ooJ bills
wheat l22 600 bushels: 10000 do oats. $4,000 do
rye 500 do AZ the afternoon call Of! he Boardwheat
Oats unchanged Pork lower; $40 so a SIS 578 July
July; ST. OK Sill 10 August.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

on account Of interest," and SEQ 900 in redemption Of
6ve-twenty bonds
The Treasury released $40 4o4 silver coin today
The following were the Treasury balances:--cur-
rency So ooo CON- SOS ooo less coin certh-
Gates s23. 500, ooo
GOVERNMENT noxDS
Government bonds closed hrn aud . fraction highen
in some cases, at tho following quotations United
States currency SKIES 1854 $780, do do. 1881, regis
tered, 1874 l2ox; co. do, do, coupon. 1917 .
1881 do do. 1885, registered, 1864 Il6; do do, ,
do coupon, ll5A llo; do. do, do, registered new,
III NIX; do do, do, do, coupon, 1904 l2oHi
do do, 1867, registered. li9ss l19s.; do do, do
coupon 1929 1924 do do, 1858, registered, 1905
1907; do do, do, coupon 1884 l2t; do ten-forcs
registered, NIX 1lSk; do DO, coupon, llsas
llsz; do hvcs, 1881. registered, ll7h ll7K; do.
do, do, coupon, ll7k a11Ts.
RAILROAD DoSDs
In this department prices were generally higher.
The changes :-An advance OF 4 per cent in Mil
waukee aud st. Paul &c. and N. division) and Nil
waukee and St Paul sevens, gold; * per cent in
Chesapeake ana Ohio Arsts coupon on), y per cent in
Milwaukee and st. Paul convertible sinking fund,
Milwaukee and st. Paul LA Crosse division) and Han
nbal and ST. Joseph Fights, convertible per cent IN
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific sevens, Milwaukee
and st. Paul Il and N. divislon Chicago and North
west consolidated coupon gold bonds and Union Pacific
sinking fund, and e in ST. Louis nni Iron Mountain
nrsts; decline Of Il per cent in New York Central
skies OF 1883 and x per cent In Chicago and North
western consols. The latest bids were as foows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 49, lS7e-TRIPLE SHEET.

HI Illinois steers al 9'sc per II wsxht ew.; ~
head ios per h. Weigh, * ssi "a Iliaos steers
ss We loss p, 1 weight ew io2 iins,s ,ssrs At
Weight ss s@' no s ..ss's a. per
70 win y on per head weisht ewt sean, a. Jersey
stoc per H., with s25 OF the loweight. cwt lao
ilncs steers At sAe asse per H. weight, ewt coney
s,sc io,e per ID weight ~ cwi 5. W Alerton la
still fed Illinois steers Sc ysic per ID. weight ~
weight s,s ewt 81 Illinois steers i. esc per h. weight
IA cw - Illinois at Sc ssic b weight os4
s ss1 % ;' y .'s s s s
st.c per H. wwsg.,s 7sxI & ew, p wa'xe sold for
se s per H. weigh, o. s~t 40 ss fed isin Illinois
steers < e per ls weight 81 sw, o. inie. steers At
per b. With Ss 81 per- Sssd weight s'
Illinois sssr =, BE- per ID wss ooe on per head weigh.
steers AZ es per ID with q OF per head weight ewt;
e ispi. steers a e Zoe psr 10 ~sshs "a ew
lots Quality fair sheep sold y DC as per p lambs
s77obs AZ sc per ID y Ohio sheep, WEIGHT daGD lbs
= s Per Fl i s ~s ssa At s
per To- Judd Buckingham sold ss8 Ohio sheep weight
70 33o los at ae PER ib 20 ksn;asay lambs weigh.
1880 lbs, at stsc. per h. Hume Elliott sold l73
Ohio sheep weight bs. at s1sc h. 81 Kon.ucy
lambs weight lbs At re per h. Sold for week end
ing Jung 10 o,S sheep average price u = per
a,Gc per ~ ~ Ohio sheep, weight $40 Ibs ~ 5ac
lb 40 Ohio sheen weight $50 lbs at TIC M 10 Ohio
weight Y oloibs At she per ID dis Kentucky lambs,
weight 30 $40 lbs: at SIZE per ID
included.
walls CALvrs Ordinary quality calves slow at &C.
Ic per ID. Buttermk fed calves sold ut ic. &C. ID.
There were no smooth quality veals en- sale.
Hocs-One car load of OHIO hogs in number l4e head,
weight
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Angeles. and the grading OF this gap Is being crowded
with workmen The track is already laid 100 miles
east Of Los Angeles"
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company have re-
duced night messages 10 the press from Cncinnsti TO
all points OF the Missouri River during Convention
week TO y cents per word
Tho A. L W. spraaae Manufacturing Company have
given orders to close their mills and print works as
soon the stock Is out In this they follow tho
action OF the Atlantic Cotton Mills, which have not
failed, but simply have stopped work.
At meeting Of the second mortgage bondholdcrs Of
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company held at tho
once in this city to-day, committee was appointed TO
take the carly reorganization Of this COM
pany, with a 10 the protection Of the holders OF
the preferred stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London adviccs favorable to-day, consols ad
vancing " u u per cent peaceful advices from the
Continent United States bonds wero firm at ad
vance Of u per cent except for ls67's which
changed
Tho Bank Of England gained $4,000 today.
special despatch from London, dated four 7. NJ,
states that largo failure is reported OF cotton firm
with factories IN the ncighborhood OF Waterford. Ire
lands liabilities said be f60O0 0O Rentes In Paris
los Tx. The following halfpast tour p NJ Lon
don quotations :-Consols, money. 943S; consos ac-
count, 94,S a94 1865 bonds, old, 1o41s 1867 bonds.
ll05s forty bonds lo7s new lives, lo61s; Erie'
12S; Erie preferred, lS
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri long were firm at 107 "
New York registered bounty loan sold at 1C2, ex-
interest District of Columbia three sixtylvos ad-
vanced TO TO Tennessee series sold At 42z.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares were duh. Fourth National sold ut 80
The latest bids xed:-Amcrican Exchange,
l0eL; Broadway, 200; City. 300; Commerce. 49,
First National, 200; Fifth Avenue 40; Fourth Ma
tonal, oo Hanover, ~; Importers and Traders, 1885,
Manhattan, 1870; Market, ia; Merchants, Ia Mer-
chants Exchange, 100; Metropolitan, 1851; Ninth Ma
tional so; Park, 1913; Peoples. 1856; Republic 70; St
Nicholas, 9S.
PHILADELPHIA sToCKA
It'd Ix et-~L
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FoRD-KiTcHIXG.-0 Thursday, June z, 1879 at
Christ church. Marlboro, n. y, by the Rev. Thco
Irving. d. D., FRANCIS w. FoRD, OF New York, to An
ME NJ KIrcnISG, OF Marlboro. y. Y.
HAySEs-GAGx. On Thursday, June $, 1875, at the
residence OF the brides sister, by the Rev. Charles f.
Hoffman, Mr. d. WESLEY HAYNES TO Miss MARY J. GAGE,
youngest daughter OF William H. Gage, all Of New York
LocKITr-BALMKR.--On Thursday, juno s, 1875, al
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. g.
Pyco,t Mr. JOHN LocKIrT 10 Miss NARY BALnRR, all Of
Brooklyn.
LurrGES-DE TEJADA-On Monday Juno L. 1870, at
the residence oil the BRIDES mother by the Rev Father
McCauley, PAUL EDERHARD LurTGES 10 PANcnITA L. t.
TgJADA third daughter or tho late r. q. do TejAda
McCAPrERTy-AuERy-At the Cathedral, Tuesday
Juno Q. by the Rev Father Kcarncy, JAMEs McCAr
FKRTY TO ELIZA j. AHRRx.
srxAnss-NKLsoN. lon Thursday, June 8. 1875 al
Rev Cortlandt Whitehead, Mr. GxoRaR HEnBsRr Pc.
GRAN SrEARxs, OF Elizabeth, n. j., to Miss NARY
CAMrBkLL, daughter Of Mr.. William Nelson. Of the
former place
wirsoS-BExR.-On Thursday, Juno g. by Rev.
G. X. Milhgan, Mr. JOHN WILSON, Of this city, to
Miss ELLA f. BEER. of Brooklyn, daughter Of the late
Wilder Dccr, ST. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

The reduced rate for freight by the trunk lines
into ELECT this morning. by which goods beng
carried between this city and Chicago for % per
hundred pounds for irs second aud thiid class and
for is per 100 pounds for special class
Tho railroad agents say that although these rates Will
net pay for handling the rcgh. the local business OF
the road viii make up for 1t, and the cara which would
otherwise have to return West empty, will now
havo something 10 carry back. Tho rates from this
city 10 Chicago lower than The tarln from
Boston.
Tho following tho estimated earnings OF tho Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad Company for 4ho nrs.
week IN june
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OILS we're quiet We quote -Inseed casks 5sc; cotton
seed crude 90 42c Southern yellow isc soc yellow
do. natural do. ii whsle crude Northern Goa d.
sii7 u sa u q 40; winter seashsd
PlrRoLEgx dull and nominal The closing prices
wsrs as Il Io SS IN bulk. s do IT, Sbs
depha, i4sc, 4sc and Baltimore lie. i4,ac Ad
.ss%ss a Parker. dull; United 81 fs VIZ s sia
cut pssfasss s"S ai s' sS
Ss s"s ss's S % s'' ia sss ss
s sly IS s'i Sic = 80
ss IT.: 's y ss
sSs s Is ~ and 30 aa prime mess on private
i los ,o picked Do :u !. s '2 ne and boxed do
and ios ioss Western; boxes city long clear clear
s %a Il Ss sse' "s sai. e e. ss
plain siI packet, sI4 Tercssci.y ness
quiet and 81 i 4.
kct BY unayorabls reports
ri jun s'sssr @ :ssSas az
Il ST.
asked We note sale. q 500 erees q 81 S. si 90 and
ale: 'sSi' sss:
M he Continent S * % & s ss'' %
tiercss for South America private terms Butter
Cheese was steady At Ioc Iulc for fancy State and
ip iis tor s0Sa :. sas and mn, .,,v.
for Louisiana grades We Carolina, fair prime.
prime Ss & sn e . s00 10 Zoo ssed DE- co.
fsa. sssa ss. asss gold; Karseoa bond asss
suc1a-!hs marte. for very firm, with sales Of
'sa' 81 or ana aAss I'd
good refining RET, Refined was strong We auo.o:-rair
s ss1ns 81 l ssas Sss. Ass,
Pcro sso " snns to orI .a
7c Be-; co grocery fair 70 choice re slc refined
io :.ns.S i5s,ssd cut ae s.
srsARrsx market was quiet
TALLew.-Rseelp.s. iss tbls. The market steady.
% SS ssd 81 Rs i.s: a.
fnSuours. make. was fairly active in grain and
a Su ~ ys w Ssm am berth
vision trade and In this instance was held higher while
sassmsa': s.ls:-To Livsrpeo .isa@sr. 500 bale.
soften s, a. sisa :. runs: 7oog boxes shsse as ,s
gram per bushe and sail bushels whea, AZ
$50 e London y 'a tom.
% Berger a.' with a sS"
sss y % 90 Battle With
pSs vh and 6dc ao q.
the Mediterranean private the LevAnt.
with 400 eases do a. 20; German bark, hence
: German bark hence Bremen or Hamburg with 3eJo
bbls do Ss I'D Norwegian bark. hence Havrc
Dunkirk. with 800 bills crude petrU 4s 3D. an
American ship. from Philadelphia 10 Bremen Antwerp.
in
grain private terms. Was At u.s. &c. British
Schooner having cenrebosrd hence Cork orders
with 1850 quarters grain nt is Sd: Norwegian bark,
hence Tor voyage with 800 quarters At o. Sd
Austrian bark hence with 3GOJ Cork for
At IN nd An Italian bsrs relst hence for voyage
with 500 quarters at u.s. Sd British bark hence
Penarth Roads for orders with quarters do 6s fiat
che Ameran schooner reported last hence to Calais
quarters grain British bark. to
Cardiff with 3uuO do At 5s 3D. and British brig
hence Cork FOR orders with $500 quarters at g. I'd
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delivered contract 500 bales For future delivery The
sales were follows Saturday aer one r. MJuy, 200
= y i,sse so a. ~ lie August. 100 q, ia goo Al
Vessssr 500 a. li'le Desm1sr 500 a. II 1915 Total
ICY AZ l2c 100 u. u SEE July 400 At l2hc 500 at
o os1e LOO - y siec 2oo A. la'ss 100 ~ ~ Ss2e
100 ,s * u , ssas SO !. 500 y Y 5sse doo
|: ysss 1900 at i2ss. iaoS at IL 7Sss. 100 At
y 3iss 400 Z. u 7slc 200 q l2Se: October. isor
100 =. December. 800 At II a7s9c January 200
~ lie Total, - TOO bales Grand total 27,DOJ bales.
the receipts a the ports we're As follows Calves
81 Charleston. 81; Wilmington 81 Norfolk. 3l5; New
THIS day asst weex ao5 THIS day last year 400 Total
since september l. ao32,5al 70 saturday night Cotton
iro.hts closed follows TO Ilavro by steam. alc
pressed To Hamburg by steam, compressed TO Brc-
men. BY steam. compressed. To Liverpool 5-l6c BY
ttsam: by sail, v-3.t.
FLOUR DuRAiK-Rcceipts--fou II, 925 bbs wheat.
2o3 93 bushels neal 40 bbs and LOO sacks;
iloSo bushcls corn, 674ll do. 5000 do. barley
mall. Is 400 do The hour market was dull but prices were
state Western and southern At tho annexed quotations
Rye Hour 3DJ pDls SOLD Fl 10 IS Corn
meal was quiet. with sales Of COO bills IS 40
- Tor Braudywine and ~ IS IS for Western. Jersey
aud Pennsylvania yellow. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
NEW COTTON EXCHANGE MEMBERS.

The following gentlemen admitted members OF
the Cotton Exchange yesterday :--Messrs Robert L
Hill, OF Walter 4 Krohn James Welsh, OF Welsh h
Brother, and II, d. Coleman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

ADVANCE DECLINE
The following are the changes in closing prices,
pared with those Of Saturday at the cIose:-
ADvAScx--C., c., c. and l., u.
DycrINx.-New York Central, TX; New Jersey Gen.
sra, III; Delaware and lackawanna. n; Erie X
Lake snorc, u Michigan Central. X; Northwest, VI
20. preferred ~; OHIO and Mississippi X: rac,nc
Wabash, u; Western Union, r.
SrArIoxARY Gold, Union Pacific, ST. Paul common,
Pacnc Harlem, Illinois Central, St Joseph common
anu preferred; c., C., and l. c.; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, Atlantic and Pacific preferred
Tnx Moxxy MARKxr.
Tho money rates on call loans as well a. for CON-
nercai paper continue reflect the desire OF capital
70 seek profitable, even though Il be temporary, IN
vss,menl We quote and ~ per cent as tho ruling
igarss for tho nrstand and 5S per the rates
On 6rs, class notss Sterling exchange quiet but Grm
primo asking ratios IS and A9o selling rates4 81 v and
ks9h; reichmarks e55s n v5x and 90 06x: cables,
ss5, 9Gx; prime Paris, 5l45s a5lli. Tho follow
Ing are Tho rates OF exchange on New York AZ the
aforementioned cities to-day :-savannah, y premium;
Charleston, 3l6 premium, selling; buying, y premium
Cincinnati easy, par 70 SOC premium; New OrlsanA
commercial, V; bank, "; 81 Louis, ssa premium;
Chicago, par
rHx GOLD MARRxr.
The Gold board have agreed adjourn from tho LIST
70 she 9th Of July. Gold declined this afternoon to
lIzk and closed 81 ll2x. which was also inc opening
and highest price. The borrowing rates were and
per cent Loans also made nat and at and
per cent for carrying
orsRAroSs rax GOLD xxcHAxos RANK.
Uo'a oasancss. 500 wy
currency ocs ,Vs
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CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges SCI, 524 GAS
Currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4l2q ri
Cold exchanges 1910 400
Cold balances. ,33l jog
INVESTMENT suAREa
Investment shares brought as follows Rock Island,
los l0sx 1919; Piusburg and Fort Wayne, lo3k;
Jersey Central, ~ s2x 81 81; New Iork Central,
los iosx los 1917 lo7 1907 LOG ,scllcr so)
Nsx loo 1857 Cleveland and Pttsburg guaranteed
uK; Illinois Central, ssk; Harlem, TASK; Delaware
md asdsoa, look . 100; American Express, IS, or
aividend.
rus ussrEp srArEs TREASURY
ne AaNsaas Treasurer paid oos to-day $1,000 gold