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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30
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The Pnnsylyania Railroad.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE UNITED
ETATES,

FAST MAIL ROUTE OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
Is the most direct, convenient and economic
cal way Of reaching Philadelphia and this great
Exhibition from ali sections OF the country
IT. train to and from Philadelphia will pass
througha GRAND CEvTEnNIAL DEBUT.
which TN Company have erected u the Main
Entgance 10 the Exhibition Grounds for the
accommodation Of passengers who wish To stop
Al or start from the nuTnerous larQs hotels con-
tisuous TO this station and the Exhibition "a
convenience Of the greatest value to visitors.
and afforded exciusivsly by The Pennsylvania
MING DIRECT TO THE CENTENNIAL
BUILDINGS. Excursion trains will also st0p
a. the EnctAmpneDt of the Patrons of Hushan-
dry, at Elm Station on tAis road.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD II THE
GRANDEsT RAILWAY ORGANIZATION IN
THE WORLD; Tr CONTROLS SEVEN
THOUSAND MILES or ROADWAY. FORM
ING CONTINUOUS LINES 70 PHlLADEL-
PHIA. NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON, WHICH LUXURIOUS DAY
AND NIGHT CARS ARE RUN FROM CHICA-
10, ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI.
INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS, TOLEDO.
CLEVELAND, AND ERIE, WITHOUT
CHANGE
y il laid with double and third
ttzcks Of heavy steel rails upon deep ted u
broken stone ballast and ifs bridges Ars All Of
iron or stone. its passenger trains are equip
ped with every known improvement for COM
fort and safety, and arr sTin ut faster speed for
greater distances than any line on the coniin.
mt. The company has largely increased itg
equipment for Centennial travel, end will I1
prepared 10 build In III oNn shops locomotives
aud passenger cars 1t short notice sufficient to
fully accommodate any extra demand. Tie
uneluaIed resources at the command OF the
company guarantee the most t+rfecs accom-
rnodaiions for all its patrona during til. Gem
iennial Exhibition.
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which
the PennYslazuia Railroad IL 10 justly ceisbra-
ted presents 10 the trzvesef oyer tn reryect
roadway al evsr-cbangiug panorama III river.
mountain, ind iandscaps views unequalAd ii,
aHeri6a.
THg AUTHORIZATIONS on this line are nnsnr-
"a sed. Meals will b. furnished III ssagLatle
hours and af.pss time allowed FOR epipssnx
tLern.
ExrrEsscF r7rKErs, 1t reiueed rat.s. viii b.
sold nc I'll principal Railroad Ticket Cfi1ay lii
tue West, North @eat, and Southwest.
Ds yrKE rHAT yoCR TICKETS READ VA rHY
GREAT 1Er1sYLTAxEA EDCrg 70 TaE rEsrz1.
TgAL-
fAAsx THcnrssy, y. n. BcTp, H.,
tsnsfM Manager Gen1 PaA'f Agent
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WE UNIVERSITY
OF
MINNEAPOLIS.

! DEPARTMENTS OPEN:
The Collegiate Department.
| The College of Science, Literatu'a
and the Arts.
The College of Agriculture.
The College of Mechanical Arts.
| Colleges Of Law and Medicine vi
hereafter be organized.
! The Geological Survey, conducted ,
Professors OF the University, is in pro
gress.
The EQUIPMENT COMPRISE:
A Main Academic building, l85x90
feet.
An Agricultural College building,
146xo4 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn,
teams, tools, DC
A General Library Of 10000 vol
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory IN complete
order.
A Plant House.
4 supply OF Physical Apparatus.
a set Of engineering Instruments.
80 Z. S. Cadet rife-muskets, with
accoutrements.
A section OF Artillery, with Cal.
Is.
a collection Of Minerals, 4 ritz, shels
&c.
A Workshop and Lathe Room.
4 Drawing-Room we'll equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Gloh:
Charts, DC.
The general faculty consists OF ID
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TUITION FREE in all Depart
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The year 1896 begins Sept. q,
1875.
For Catalogues or information adj.
dr. the President OF the UNIVERSITY
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THE BICkfORD AUTOMATIC
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE

A most Useful and Wonderful 1nvcusions
Now attracting universal attention hy its As
tenishsniug performances, and IT'S great prac-
teal value for every lay family use. It's SIM
PhE, DURABLE, a1d CHEAP, is easily kept
"a repair, and
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY MAY 80 s76:-TRIPLE SHEET

but horned cattle This being Hebrew holiday
rrss. ranged iS rom n weights %
rom 81 O IS general sales q. On
ss,ssS ..,ss. yard. sY SI;I.s &:
steers e,e per h. weighs cw with fraction
fraction i "a Per isss, Weight per ssau,; So iii
moi. steer. a. viih irsssion per - weight
' 5" s s'1 ss'Sss "a :. a's
ss 's; i us 2: s :sss' s
. a iSs ' weigh. Ri
SOLD for g E.s.man 50 inas steers a &C Zoe ioe
+. $sIsss sss II ssssssid sold Tor Es ;ohs
per sS ss. q ii, nsr weights :,ss5s :.
Coon Thompson held for selves - Illinois steer.
per ID ssisSss !, sss Gibbs Brown sold c5
ifs so. 10 At % PER d. wss Is
ii1oI: steers :. lose siis d. weight ssxt s,sss!
ss css
wsH sold r xo 'ss wa Ike r Is Illinois
DC ~, weight % with 81 head; q n.inoi.
y as: r.. ~ ss :" e.: s:s s
weight weight s. s sx. u no sss: 4 e weight
~ Illinois 9c per H., weight 6at cw; 2,
ssd ,s s "
ssf ssf rs Illinois ss .':
swa IN ews % Iliaci: steers a. ioc Per IS;'
q per- sl - Ssa ON o
is s s Gy sS: :. Kahn Sd s Ir nasH rn
evils Tor Brown; ID Kentucky steers sac l6..
weight Weigh: kisssa :sss, os l PIT
Myer Co. % Illinois at e1sc cws. weight
r e 1 4 W Per H. ~sss
9c par NJ with SO OF 10 head weights cwt strong
q. cwt scart Dudley 4 Tcney sold for selves q
ssrans III Illinois .ssr. On at as'd
with SOC on per head. weight ~ cws: 10 Illinois
S es s r. s ss ne , .a
ss Z s'': ;';ss sss sss ID 9Th
r.. wsishis s6s is Illinois steers AZ l,c psT
lb with 81 on per head. weighs az cwt; 10 Missouri
steers loo perl weight Wv. sherman sold for
weight sws. Gonsy and MePSsssoS sold tor selves
Missouri sssr r. 100 lie per h. weight Swt for g.
~ for s. VI Aeron 08 Illinois at DC. lie.
per ID. weights cwt o cwt.
small lots vi Eios, sold l5 Ohio sheep weight 800 lbs,
IS IS J S: ssss ohio asis yss s s.s ps5
Ohio sheep weight $3.50 lbs. 81 10 per 576 ohio
shsop ssyhs aosiD lbs A. exc per n 10 ohio sheep
$50 lhs at 7hc PER ID: SO lambs. weight aioo lbs a
per head IS Hume Elliott sold during the past week.
aist shssg . and smss ssessg Psr head s. 70 = ks
Buckingham sold iii Kentucky sheep we ght ii sos lbs
e ohio snssp xrisSs S a.
sold during the past week $40 sheer and lambs
lambs weight 1850 ibs a. 75sc per ID. 2os indi-
sheep. weight 10 $50 lbs. $40 ID III 81 Ohio
sheep weight $40 lbs az osc per To- 70 ohio sheep.
O.052 sheep and lambs
Much Cows-Thoso 10 hand held sale.
Bnttesmiik fed calves &c. Sc per b mixed lots $40
per ID ordinary quality calves oca &C. per h. Trade slow
HoGs-3s State hogs gross weight. 400 lbs, sold
81 20 per cwt.
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g. all currency: oil or bav SIT and e25. English chem
Gals quiet The sales - sal soda al
- caustic soda 100 kegs bearbonate soda q
tons bleaching powder at 81 20. currency. We
quote soda ash. ordinary good brands 70 2sc ;
soda. ,sc 1ssc: caustic SODA 4ssc 4zc. Dcnr
Donate soda fxc 4sc. NIL gold; bleaching powder &c
Co =. lin kegs. de-.
FE,rnKns quci 5re for prime and 30c f6c for
mixed.
Fisn.-There very moderate demand for all kinds
Prices, however. steady We New Georges
cod s. = IS Grand Bsnk Do; - shore msekerel 10
!. 15c scaled do. nc 25c bafresd do Portland
81 7la Sc; Labrador S. 30 a s. rs
FIouR AND IL 237 bbls wheat,
6lse5s bushels; meal 100 bbis and s4s sacks; oats
II iS bushcls l46.u15 do Al Ito do barley
malt 1880 do The Hour quiet but nomnaly
unchanged The sales 1900, bb including State.
Western and Southern. quotations About
80 bills rye noar sold 80 IS g 20 hne uperins
Corn meal steady with 500 bbS ~ - 20 for
Brandwne and 81 ~ 80 70 Tor Western and Jersey yell
fo.. W..
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvKsrcs. May 30 1915
ed sss s,sss Ss's Exports
Cotton s,sady mdanc, Ike low ni %G SS
ss1s X. INT sss'R sSa
Cotton nomInal; middlng, 1c low middling, 10 lice
good sIan .+ E Hs ,ssp sss bales Exports
o, Cotton ,o quiet: IT,, ~,ssS.s $aSss
Espors-Ccasswse. ios. sales. 500 Stock. i7,7oa
CHARLEsrox. May 70 1875.
9ss: fss Ss 5aS Ssis
Exports-coastwiso, $50. Sales 100 Stock. s,ooa
Receipts, BY l.ke--vlous, 1906 bSis; wheat $4,000
DO ~ ss oa $50 eIs
ley: 1000 DO. Shipments BY canal 70 tdewaterwheat.
1853 s 0s ss e ss:
d. En- sss suss &C. ':'sy
Ss q xs DC. az . sor 4ss DO o. Canal
demand ai%: SALE. Of 1900 bushels Bay 81 as:
ss '' sss%s @ 90 sp g.
4 SAMPLE Western '' At Sc oa. offered a.
son about over Hishwinss nominsL
While S's' d. ; 'ess s. iPss: .a
Ne HsGs a :5 s s. sale; + ss % sas ..s
Corn nnshssnssa Barley ane. Corn meSm$ae ST. for
Mtittccu-ouuFtss
SIS shipstuA $l6 middngs. SIC per Canal rcights
Wheat, 55sc and Sc 10 New York; lumber 81
the Hudson - rs New York. Lake recoipts-Lumber,
2,38o.UUO Canal shpmcntswheat. 40 500 bushels
peas. 7,700do: lumber l,254.OO feet
CHICAGO. May 20 1875
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat In active demand
opened strong and higher closed inside prices; No
Cnicago spring. 81 10; No. do 81 06x. spots 81 06A.
81 c6,S. June; 81 U7lss July; No. Chicago spring,
81 oo$s, JIns.corn active, but lower; 40 4Sc..
s ss !. sx rs. ! .p o:' s 4
July. Ryo steady and firm zoe 7usc Barley rrcgu-
june Pork unseed and lower pancky $40 d5a SIG IS
August: $40 81. September. June has sold 81 Sis rs
Lard active but lower $il Is spot and June $iI PIX
$ll 80, July; Sll IS. August; Sil 62s, September
Bulk meats In fairdemand. but lower shoulders 61sc.
sss ss Ss sss' sS ds % s ~
corn. 2sl 0oo do, oats. $4,000 do; rye, oso do, ;
10000 bushels corn $4,000 do oats. $1,000 do: ryc
ooo de- - se afternoon cal q she o1 Heard Wheat
firm; l5c. May 4s1c June. Onts-2akc June. Pork
lower: 81 10 cash $il 80 July $li 10 August.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE. r, l.. May 40, 1870.
Printing cloths market unchanged.
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA. Nay 20. 1870.
Spanish gold 2ls 2isx
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoSpoK. May 2e-Even
,ng.-Iinsced oil, rs. 3D. pcr
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

The annual meeting Of the New York Cotton En-
change was held yesterday, President Henry Hentz in
the chair Tho Board Of Managers reported that the
prices OF cotton during the past year had boon lower
than any time since tho close OF the late War, mid
dIings falling to l1Ic and uplands to II 316c. Dur.
ing the year past tho sales OF futures had boon
1919, 900 bales The treasurer reported tho cash
ceipts during the year as SAC 297 SOL disbursements
$43,4l5 IS; balance hand, -, 10 IS Membership,
400 Deaths during the year, Z.
The Board OF Managers have under consideration the
question Of requiring every party who issues notice
OF delivery OF cotton give the marks and places OF
delivery The sales during the year wcro rs follows
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$1,000 Ohio 4 Miss 20 ~
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIEr-FUTUREs
FIRMER -TLoUR QUIRT-wHEAT QUIET
CORN EAsIER-oATs EAsY-wHIsKEY QUIET
PORK DULL AND NOMINAL LARD UN-
cHANGED-PETRoLEUM UNcHANGED--spRTTs
TURPENTINE QUIEr-RosIN sTEADY-oILs
sTEADY-FREIGHTs HIGHEI-CoFTEE QUIET
SUGAR STEADY.
MONDAY, Nay 2o-6 Pm.
The merchandise markets were without important
change. the most important feature being quetude
the wheat Market which all the conspicu-
after the activity aud large transactions Of last
week, and particularly of Saturday, prices some
what lower but the market well sustained, con-
sdering the heavy receipts Corn was easier. Oats
easy. Whiskcy quiet Pork dull and nominal. Lard
without decided change. Freghts and charters were
again hrmer; Freights-fess active, but further ad-
vanced and unsettled Tor grain tonnage. Cotton was
nrmer. Coffee quiet. Naval stores steady
Oils quiet but steady Petroleum was quiet but
unchanged. Sugar steady but not very active
ASHES quiet and steady ut SIC. $40 for pots
Pearls were nominal at 654c To.
ANTHONY quiet NJ 1879 Ice. for foreign.
BnKswAx quiet and s5c for Western and s7c
for Southern
44c. ac rcd tipped, &C. &C.; medium green 7.sc Sc
oAsDLss u fair oSsn steady ss Wa Va
osJ 2ie 2sc adAmansne "a. 4. Is es). lie. Ice.
III o. market ol 's Brazil. wa. du mild
coffee wa: also DUH We ,asys '.orcnnary csrsGe''
i7Mc l7isc; prime do. IKE. isc; extreme
range for lots i5c Ice Santos fair 20 good l6c Ike
Do. mats, .oc 2se singapore, DO isc 2oc.
tic. Isc. Jamaica, l51Sc lS1sc.; St. Domingo, l5c
l5Ac Porto Rico. 1sc 10c Costa Rca- lie. l9c.
TIC isc Angostura lie lsc. savanila, l5c lssc:
Curacao, l5lc a l7tc
CoorERAcK STOCK quiet but unchanged. We quote
Monsxcs shocks. 32-inch with heads 81 90 81 IS; sugar
shooks with heads 3Snch. s. 80 81 6J do do 33nch
81 50 s.: box shocks 7sc soc rum do. -; pipe do,
binary to prime 1897 $40: hoops II fect. s33
per NJ
was quiet 2ic 2lMc., the latter for small lots.
CoRpAC1 was unchanged. Wc quote manila Qargc and
SIN ali sxeJ per h. i3szc 1875 do cordage bolt rope
arms I6c tie; tarred Manila lao Ssal rope Zoe
lie; New Zealand, l1sc l2sc.; Russia hemp tarred,
l4c.: American do. idc. Russia bolt rome, l7c.
LorToSUn the spot was quiet but hrm with an advance
of Lice Futures irmer Tho closing prices to-day
compare with Saturdays prices as follows
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

rumor was prevalent at tho Custom House yester.
day 70 the effect that Charles Lawrence, the Custom
House brokor, who has pleaded guilty 10 forgery has
implicated ton Custom House inspectors in frauds
upon the government and that they will shortly be ar.
rested by order OF United States District Attorncy
Bliss In consideration OF Lawrence giving this evil
dcnce y Is alleged that he IS receive the minimum
punishment Tor the forgcrics he has committed
!. quantity Of cigars cx City OF New York from
Havana, and case OF brandy ex Suev,a nom Ham.
burg, were turned into the seizure room Of the Custom
House yesterday for beng imnortsd In ianak paanna
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on contract: @ bale. For .a,s o delivery s ss
..1;;ss1s ss{,ss n ;Ssy iSs
" Il s ol 4 Il sS a p sssms sssq; c q
II 100 f. s:. ss05sss 500
S 90 2 1T !: ~ ,.s = e 49,
y Lice 40 at l,,s 800 =, y sssc sao a. l2s 700
s q. j. s Ago ss' !. ! s,ss
5Ss sG9 q s SSe = 5iss GG e = s1ss 81
u 7sac 100 at llhc eo) AZ Y assc 100 y IL 5iec
ido :. = s At o5
i sas soS = i2,.s iedc = laiaaac 200 lss
100 At IL ic November 200 at ii 10 31e 500 at 2e
Il j. iSo s 50 3s 40 s e Il sif 4
nsssmOs5 500 y iy2 sssas, $40 At l.si Jan
VS. iSAs; March. 100 \ is,ss; Socss i i,.s:s
as &
ss sss III i K ssl's s xS.
aa day Total s' since nsss sepeSD. 1h es o7s 81: ss.;
to saturday night Cotton. tsishss closed as fol-
ssss ss :, ssss% 70 as
Ne compressed. To Liverpool. BY steam. s.iec. By
Daues: market We: generally quiet, but steady
s1 job lots oil o S SSsa au ass
g. IS gs5 sws for large loss ana e as per
s S ana .ssr s
steady oOc for the former and sac d4c latter
s a. ,s' Sy
as%isa
decidedly higher crop was quoted at 65c zoe for
a sss
Ss s s ssS s and $ sI Ss for English u:s
vas quiet at gold rrssisse potash was quiet 2sc
dull az eod irish I" as
~. s IL M ~ s Was sa ER'S a
gos steady At DC. 32c gold, according quality
al Colombo was quoted At &c for whole and
ss rs porssrsd u SGaar wa. arm re Win
for ordinary Italian Orange peel rulcd quiet a. Ioc.
, Ssss: sas.s @ cs sals
as. S S1 s sss s 4, sc.. stead" s sS y
active y, Blue vi.rio was steady at Sc Morphine
mana chors.c potash ~as in MIA sir demand
acid va, assi sac gold cry.ss and asa
ssS and rom 70 % e currency Selected oss
good d sDssIsA s .s's sss
ssa s1sno % s's ssss q
sss.iS Ss s. saIsn arm
,Sss iss ca and IL: or IA s
s s. s:"s % at %
M ssI Vs. V va. qaos m s
Leaves quiet sn, steady 81 unchanged prices; quoted
Zoe Ss"S""s ana Tor Arsenic n"a %as
i.ir demand A. SIS ss gold ior white powaered and
Musiard-Yelow calIiv,nis. axc = se brown DO. &c.
6sc. brown Trieste, TIC yellow English, size. Canary
Prime Dutch quoted y 10 and smyrna was arm a.
81 70. emp was quiet 81 81 s2,s carawsy firm at
l2c 12isc Corriander was quoted 5lsc. Camomile
flowers we're qn,e ~ Toe re Tor nonan u:yccrne
In fair demand and arm az tic lSkc Sweet marioram
quiet At Zoe 70. orris IKE
25c according 10 quality TONGA beans steady 81
Angcstura Athea root was hrmy held At 3c for white
and 100 for fair DO Gum sraee va. quoted a. isc for
.%s snd snS Ss ss ss
&C. saus quiet AZ Toe. lie Lavender flowers
quiet AZ 6 Nalcran root was quoted 25c English
and isc Tor German Aibumen was steady AZ 6se s7oc
for blood and " " 10 Tor egg ssssspsrlia quiet
but steady We quote :llondnras common SAC. 37c
DO do. Tor export $50 ss5c. gold Mexican i3c $50
Jalap quoted Al la l3c gold Gum quiet
16c lSc Gamboge quoted al 67c. Assafoda was
steady ~ l5c. lie. Carbonate ammonia quiet
l4l-c Essential oils nrm, but unchanged quote
on eerran,o, 81 5o oil lemon, sanderson 50 sol Imsen
finest 81; rosc. So J55.: anise. ~ 10. all gold
oil csrAway, fi 40 ~ so; oil croton 81 .U oil
citronciia, 75c e5c oil lavender 75c 81. do
S5: oil sassafras. inclusive 62kc.; oil psnnxrox N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-30
The PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The annual meeting OF tho New York Produce Tx.
change was held yesterday. BENJAMIN W. Floyd,
President occupied the chair, and In few brief 70.
marks gave the history Of the Exchange during the
year The report OF the treasurer showed the pstitu.
ton TO be In a nourishing condition
The annual election will be held on Monday next
The Exchange will be closed to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-30

IS0L0RAD0 STATE MINING c0MPANY-ORGANfZEp
~ under the mining laws Of she state OF New York share
value $40 each. capital ~ 10000 Te
properties OF this company consist OF large number
mines and mining claims comprising over 10000 inssr
populated OF Gpn and Clear Creek coorado The
company has sufficient cash IN the for the work
contemplated during the present year. and holds 24oo
shares Of its stock.
in the limited number Of the shares will DO sold
81 so each In lots 70 suit
A. believed to be free the
ordinary hazards OF mining shares while
possesses the element Of promise in extraordinary
degree.
Farther particulars may BIO had Of