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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

CONGRESSMAN DESIsos, in his speech at
Brattleboro, urged that the issue in the CON
test is the life or death of the nation if Til
den and Hendricks are elected, that quiet
which the democratic party talk of will be
the quiet of the grave and that is all there
is TO il,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

a....- L. T. WAIroS. of Montpelier;
i"i ''''''''' Ira RICHARDSON, Of Waitshold.
a.. III, WILLARD S MARTIN, plainfeld
ASS '"Ns" pmLANDER RfORn, Of Warren.
Judge OF Probate-IlARvEy TnDEN, of Barre.
States Attorney-FRANK pLuMLEY, Mortified
Sherif--loHS l.. TurrLE, OF Montpelier
High BailiG-GEo O. BoYcE Of faystun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

This explicit allegation Of fraud and per
jury on the part Of the great "reform can
didate for the Presidency, is creating great
sensation all over the country. The United
States District Attorney for the city of New
York avows his determination unless the
matter is satisfactorily explained by Gov
ernor Tilden, to prosecute him to the extent
Of the law, notwithstanding the liability of
such a step being denounced as political per-
secution. The Springfield Republican, though
ever ready to defend Governor Tilden where
there is any chance, says "This income-tax
business is evidently going to be a more Sc
rious matter for Mr.. Tilden than the much
harped-on railroad charges" Oswald OF
tendorfer, of the New York Siaat-Zeduhg,
who has been heartily supporting him,
frankly says d" If Mr.. Tilden cannot give a
satisfactory explanation in this matter, he is
certainly not fit candidate for the Presi.
dency." The Boston HeraH independent,
with democratic leanings admits that "Gov-
emor Tilden's income-tax is a source of anx-
iety to his friends as well as his foes Re
ferring to this matter, the New York Tribune
says Unless the statements of fact can be
fatty met, it is a much more serious business
for the Governor than the whole record Of
railway wrecking put together"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

First District CHARLES II. JOYCE. Of Rutland
second District-D. &. DENlSON, OF Eoyalton3
Third Dstrict-GEO W. HENDEE, Of Mouisyllc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
els Governor Tilden a Perjurer!-

Under this startling head the New York
Times publishes the following, and peril
nenty asks "wby the man who made these
allirmations under oath should not be brand.
ed as knave and perjurer ?"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

GOVERNOR TrLDEN's LOYALTY against
all the trumped-up stories that Governor
Tilden was called in council by President
Lincoln during the war, and that he con
tributed to the raising ola regiment of vol
unteers, etc, etc, we have to set over the
following stubborn and incontroyertiblc fact,
which was stated by Governor Underwood
in his speech at Burlington on Tuesday last,
viz: That Samuel j. Tilden holds and has
ayowed the distinct doctrine that the war
for the Union was an unconstitutional war
that the marching of United States soldiers
across Southern soil was trespass ON the
part of every soldier-and that every soldier
NJ he Union nlo serred in he South mddc
himself Individually liable 10 cica suit, IN an
action for trespass These ayowals were
made with the utmost explicitness by sam
uel j, Tilden in conversation with Gov
ernor Underwood, on the piazza of Sara
toga hotel not far from the close of the war
In publishing the foregoing charge the Bur
lington Free Press adds awe well remem
Der hearing of them, and Of Governor Under
woods indignant reioinder, at the time, from
Mr. Underwood and from other persons whC
heard the discussion. Mr., Underwood is
witness whose truthfulness will not be ques
toned aud If the accuracy of his testimony
is called in question, it can be corroboratec
by eye aud ear witnesses
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

and others. which anarer
eas 6ied receaiiy, NJ. ~
den swofe under oath a. Joi-
foifsi
"1hat for such services The
defendant, fiiden. made %
change Of ten thousand dol
lars against said second
mortgage bondholdcrs, and
the said charge was paid by
OF Oh behalf VI said second
mortgage bondholders, on the
I'm OF october, ls62i
that the defendant, ridden,
for % part OF his services
aforesaid, also made a charge
VI tlle IKE sum 81 zen tliuu-
sand dollars on account Of
professional services render
ed 10 the first mortgage bond
holders aud the receivers,
which was paid to him by
the said Asafiah c. Flags
and which payment
appears under date Of Nov
en,lser q, ls62, in a statement
annexed TO the first report
aforesaid, vs. having been re-
ceipted for by the said Tn
den on account Of prufes
sional services. q"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
rm nEpucrIoN OF cLEnKs

in the departments, promises to work great hard.
ships in many important branches Especially is
this the case with applicants for pensions in 1875
The force of the pension division of the Surgeon.
Generals office was some time ago reduced
twenty and during the year five thousand
seven hundred and sixty-fye cases acenmu-
lated which could not be attended to, out of n
total of twenty thousand three hundred and
thirty-two cases which were referred from the
pension bureau, In every case the application is
referred ID the snrgeon-General for medical his
tory OF the soldier and it cannot be decided until
this history Is returned In the reduction made
this week, the force was reduced thirty-four, and
consequently the cases undsposed of will be more
than doubled in the year, This will create a de-
lay of nearly two years in settling pension appli.
cations. So much for democratic economy. So,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

OH December 20, 1858, M
Tiidan suorefo arefafa. an
der oofh, IN ichjeb he saidi
81 hereby certify that the
following isatrue and faith
FIJI statement Of the gains,
profits or income OF samuel
d. Tildcn, of the city " New
York and county Of New
York, state Of New York.
whether derived from any
Kind Of property, rents, In
iercsts, dividends, salary, OF
from any profession, trade.
employment or vocation. OF
from any other source what
ever, from the ist day of Jan.
nary 10 the DIST day Of DE.
cember. 1862, both days In.
elusive, aud subject 10 an in.
come tax under the Excise
laws VI the United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

Fear not each sudden sound and shock;
'ris of the wave and not the rock
lis but the tapping Of the sail,
And not a rent made by the gale.
We know what master laid It's keel,
What workmen wrought ia ribs Of steel
Who made each mast and sail and rope,
what anyils rang, what banners beat,
In what force and what a heat
Were shaped the anchors of lis hope,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June "a. 1876.
Cotton easier: middling, II Sc. low mddng l0isc
good ordinary 04c. Net receipts if3 bales. Sales 6y2
Stock 1870
Cotton quiet; mddlng. lisfc.; ow m,ddine. iossc.
good ordinary 01sc Net receipts. 2YS bscs gross 4J4
sales. 100. stock, 1871.
Cotton nominal: mddng 1IiSc; low middiing. I0Izc
good ordinary oc Net receipts ~ bales Exports coast
wise -. Sales 100 Stock. s.2d3.
SAVANNAH, Juno "a, 1875.
Cotton quiet; mddng lie; low mdding. ioisc.: good
Britain 61i Sales. 80 Stock, 4.9S2
CHARLESTON. June 81. 1876.
Cotton dull; midd!ng. Ike; low middlng. lose .
1O,sc good ordinary lOc Net receipts II bales Sales
OswEco. June ~ 1876.
Flour unchanged sales 400 bills Wheat STEADY; sales
$40 bushels M. white Michigan 81 So 400 do.
Milwaukee cirb ut 81 26 100 d. red state 1t ~ a.
1900 white state 81 ~ Corn dull. sales Of
ca lots $50. Corn meal unchanged NH feed ;.
changed Canal freights Wheat. BE- peas and
rye stsc. 20 New York lumber. 80 the Hudson Lake
receipts Lumber. 10000 feet CHna shptnen Wheat
1900 bushels; peas, TAO do. lumber. 7UIUoJ iest
BurrALo. June ~. 1919.
Receipts by lake--Flour. $50 bills wheat HroO0
bushels; corn. 10000 do oats, $4,000 do. barley. jUU
BY railroad Flour. 30 bbls: wheat, 12nh,
bushels. etrn. l3uuJ do. 1b,0b do barley, %
do. shipments by canal 20 tidewater--Whest. 7O0uD
bushels: corn, 300 do oats. 1900 do. To interior
points Wheat, 800 bushels; corn 100 do. ny rail-
read Flour 800 bills wheat 5000 bushels: corn.
$1,000 do. oats 600 do; barley. I'D do rye 500
do Canal Observation-Disclosures ;coru 5sc oats. s4c 70 New
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Dull, Feverish and Irregular
Speculation Mixed.
GOLD l12 A Ill rs
Money on Call 21-2 and Per Cent
Foreign Exchange Firm-GOvernment
Quiet and Firm-Railway
Bonds Steady.
WALL STREET.


TurspAY, June GIT r. ~
Old Sol had his again to-day aud stood to tho
bat while brokers were bowled out 81 Board room
by the heat OF the day. Comparing stocks 10 wckets
she former went down pretty lively during the first
hour two and when the decline ceased there ensucd
, period Of inactivity that was appalling
Tho granger stocks were tho innrm OF the lot
but they RECENTLY been sent upward by an I'M
healthy Of stimulation II is no wonder that their
artificial condition should be betrayed on the with
irawal Of tho same.
So there = tumble OF Northwestern preferred to
S. and OF its companion ST. Paul preferred, to 69%
An event which brayed like fools in mortar the un-
lucky bulls who had gone long higher prices. YET
IL to be supposed that their iooishness will de-
part from Them for at the close OF the market they
again II, buying NJ the highest prices. as be-
lore
Tue drop in the Western stocks attributed to the
hand oi Mr. D. r. Morgan-almost ''prcntlce hand"
from late inactivi,ywhilc the rise which subse
qucntly restored figures opening rates. supposed
TO be Just much grst to the mills Of tho Stock En-
change.
Lake Shore renamed In a lethargc state up to tho
last hour Of the session, 5la being pernaciously bid
while it offered with as much pertinacy at 49,
deadlock impracticabe that in the Critic and
hopelcssly fruitless scalpers of fractions. During
tho last hour, however, quite o breeze sprung up,
which turned the sails of Lake Shore windmill
quite sharply and ground the price up TO 3d. at which
point II stopped work for the dayaad he OF North
the miller. The favorable effect thus created
assisted by smart upward turn in Michigan Cen
bra, which carried 1t up from 4SA to 501s tho stock
marking quarter point of at the close
The anthracite coal stocks featureless, except
in New Jersey Central which fell off from TAX 10 73,
with ultimate reaction to "a The Offering OF a
siderable lot OF Lehgh and Wkesbarre bonds (gaaran-
teed by the Central road) at S3is had depressing
Effect upon the coal carrier, II was generally
redei that "A too high for the stock If the bonds
to be had at the above 6gures.
Although there was small increase in amount Of
dealings to-day they confined TO the stocks we
have noticed, the general list being dull TO stngnaon
while little else is hoped for until the rework
passed with the coming week.
SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
Sregated OF, 334 Shares New YORK Central ard Hud-
BON, 329; Lake Shore, 1000; Northwestern, 3,4O0;
Northwestern preferred 9,100; Pacific Mail, 130O ST.
Paul, 1000; ST. Paul preferred, TO- 100; ohio, 800;
Western Union, ZOO; WABASH, 800; Michigan Central
B40o; New Jersey Central. 4,6OO Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western, 745.
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices OF the day
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE 2s As7arR1PLE SHEET

12os: do do, 1867, registered 1lsss ll9As; do.
do, do. coupon l22k l22a<; do do, 1868, regis
tered, I2l 1917 do. do, do. coupon, ia l2lh;
do ten-forties, registered. nix a NIX; do. do.
coupon, 1853. a llsa<; do nves, 1881, registered,
IL NIX do. do do, coupon, III lls,<.
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds Tennessees strong, and all the
issues sold at 465s Louisiana consols brought 69h.
Railroad bonds in the morning were quiet and strong
The changes were advance OF per cent in South
Pacific Railroad bonds Of Missouri, - in New York
Central skies OF 1883, Il in Cleveland and Ptsburs
fourth mo .gage and Great Western nrsts OF 1883. i
per cent IN Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sinking
funds and x In Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bonds In tho afternoon Central Pacidcs
sold at no. do California and Oregon branch, At s4s4
western Pacincs at 1921 and Milwaukee and ST. Paul
consolidated sinking funds 93s ohio and Mississippi
consolidated declined to 9S7s Tho following arc the
closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bondsUnion
Pacific 6rsts 1861 1864; do land grants, l0lk .
loll; do snklng funds, ok s13s; Central Pachcs
Ito l10il
INVESTMENT SHARES.
Investment securities steady with the exception
OF New Jersey Central which declined from TAX at tho
opening TO- 7a ending at a. Delaware and Lackawsnna
brought 1861 1907; C., G., c. and l., AZ New York
Central 1051 l05i Producers and Petroleum, llSa<
aI1s5. 1lsss 1lssl; Morris and Essex, 10lls Chi
cago and Alton. los: Burlington and Quincy, rs;
Plttsburg, 93; Panama. 1879; Adams' Express l1oi4 .
ll01s; American, 5s1s
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report that co., 900 went into
tho Bank OF England to-day. The market for sccur-
tics is without special change, that Is for consos
aud United States bonds, which have changed u
per cent in some instances since yesterday. Erie
preferred advanced y per cent selling at 1917 The
decrease of specie in the Imperial Bank Of Germany
for the past week 81 900 marks Tho following
are Ave p. NJ quotations :-Conscls for money 94i<
do for account, 04A; 1865 bonds, l05ss 1867 bonds
1887 cn- ;orty bonds, l07l4; new ves, 106s<; Erie,
127I; Erie preferred 1875 New York Central %; bar
silver 50s<.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON, SPOT, sTEADY-YUTUREs FIRMER--
FLOUR DULL AND IRRKGULAR-wHEAr QUIET
AND EAsY-cORN FAIRLY ACTIVE OATS
QUIKT-PoRK STEADY - LARD STEADY
wHIsKEy QUIEr-PETRoLEUM FIRMER-NAvAL
STORES QUIRr-oILs sTEADy--GRocKRIEs
rIRM-FREIGHTs ACTIVE
TUESDAY, June 27--6 p. NJ
The trade movement was slow, but prices generally
were well sustained. On Change -four still dull
and irregular. Wheat was quiet and easy Corn was
fairly active. Oats were quiet whiskey quiet
Pork aud lard were quiet and steady Freshts gcner
alfy'hrmer and active Cotton the spot was fairly
active and steady. Futures nrmer Groceries
were generally firm. Naval unchanged. Oils
were steady. Petroleum active and hrmer.
ASHES quiet and steady sac $40. for pots,
pearls we're nominal at exc &c.
ASrIxoSy.The stock very much diminished and the
market firm ut 1916. l6c.. gold
BEEswAx steady at SIC for Western and 341Ic for
Southern; $500 lbs. Southern sold at 34lsc
BROOM Cork quiet and entirely nominal We
quote RED. 40. a5c; red.tippcd, &c. &C.; medium
green, TIE &c.
patent, ssc stcarc acid ZIG or. 2Ic 23c; adamantns
IT, H. 10 or. lie l6c; paraffne as. 6's and I2s
Zoe. a zoe.
CorrrE-The market for Braxs quiet arm; wild
coffee steady We OF $40 bags Maracabo,
ex Jane Adene private terms We quote Ordinary
goes l5l4c 5,c fair do lie alike good 40. IKE
IKE do. lsc aisle extreme Tor lots 1islc
l9ilc Santos fair to good 1876 i14c. gold. ninety
days; Java, government bags zoe. 22c. do. grass
mats 2oc s3c Singapore. do sc zoe Ceyion I6sc
1s1ac Maracabo. 1850 lsc Laguayra. 1876 l7sc;
Jamaica l5e i7c; 81 Domingo. i4,sc. i5c Porto
Hico lSc Sac Costa Rca. lie. l9c Mexican 1876.
lila 4s s g. Snr.ess 4 Ire g. iss sas"
COOPERACx STOCK unchanged. We quote Mo
lssses shocks s2inch, with heads q 90 81 20;
shooks with heads 3Snch. 81 80 81 IS. do. do 36nch
81 5Oa 81: box shocks 75c. soc do S4. 40,
~ - so: empty hogsheads 81 80; hoops, IL feet
binary to prime $37 y40 hoops IL S33 $50
per N.
COPPER quiet. but firm. ut 1910.
CoRDAcE was quiet aud unchanged We quote Manila
darse aud Sun all sze) h. ltsc do corlase,
bolt 16c l7c; tarred Mana l5c.: Sal
loc lie; New Zealand 4 1sc i2'sc; Russia hemp.
tarrcd l4c American do. 10 Russia bolt l7c
CorroNThe market for steady and fairly active.
Futures generally rmer. The closing prices to-day
compare with Monday prices as follows -
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The wheat market Quiet and The sales we're
about 12UUO bushels. at 81 10 VI 10 for No spring
VI No for No sheDsegan spring vie 81 10 for winter
red Western, 81 % II il for No. Chicago spring c
81 for No do 81 for son No Milwaukee spring. " b
for amber state y 80 Tor choice amber Missouri and y
81 10 unpraacd spring Corn airlv active. We note
sales li2UuU bushels ~ She Sac for damaged and
heated 5Btsc 57sc for steamer, 54sc. Doe Tor no
SIC for No white. 57c sic for white westerns socs
45c for white and Sic 4Usc tor mixed western
Rye quiet. Barley dull. Barrie, malt-We note
sales Of 1850 bushels rewed STATE short time. AZ Doc
ruled quiet; Gales about 81 bushels mt 3Bc
SIC graded Mixed S7c tor No. white. 3Jc. 40tsc.
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MARRIAGES AND DEAll!s.
MARRIED

BLAU--NgwwirrER On Tucsiay juno 20, ut tho
residence Of the brides parents, by tho Rev Dr. Colt
he'll, MAX BLAU TO CARRIE NEwwirrER
HAYDEx--wALsM On MONDAY, June TO- 1876 at the
Cathedral Jay ST., Brooklyn, JoHS HAYDEN 10 GATHER
IxE WALSH
wHrTAKER-FLAY.--0n June 26 by the Rev DIR.
Crapscy, CHARLES WHITAKER, OF New York, 70 MARY
1. FLAY of New York.
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Government bonds closed nrm at tho following quo
tatons-unscd states currency skies, l20 1861
do do, 1851. registered, 1875 1874; do. do, do,
coupon las,ss l2s,S do do 1865. registered, 1lss
ZIG; do do, do, coupon, 1854 ll6; do, d. new,
sssisisrsd. u7k 117k; do do. do ssspon, l20k .
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. T.. june ~. 1915
Printing cloths steady Jsc for STANDARD and
extra "a BY "a goods with more inquiry moderate
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRoDucE MARKEr-LoSDoS, June 27-Even-
ing-Linseed oil, 23s. per cwt.
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DIED


BAER-On Tuesday, June ~. FANNY BAER, wife OF
the late Joseph Bacr, IN the esd year OF ncr age.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the fu-
neral her late residence, 20s East 2st ST. Thurs
day, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
harry. Lon Tuesday, June q. at three O'Clock r.
NJ, Edmund II. BARRY, son OF Edmund and Mary
Barry, native OF promina, county Cork, Ireland,
the sd year VI his age
Relatives aud trends invited 10 attend tho
funeral, from his late residence JJ9 East J9lh ST.
Thursday, June 20 at two +. ~ lnIormcnt In Calvary
Cemetery
Rcquicscat In pace.
BgcAR Suddenly. on sunday, juno 25 DEBORAH G.,
widow Of the late Noel J. Becar, IN her 18th year.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
tend tho funeral, IRON her late residence. No. $50
Henry St, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, juno ~, Al
iour O'Clock r. N.
COSTELLO juno ~, 1870, TmoaAs COSTELLO.
youngest son OF Thomas aud Ann Costello, aged )
months.
Tho friends or the family arc RESPECTFULLY inyitcd
attend the funeral from tho residence OF his parents
SOL Pal'sads av jersey City Heights At two ociock
r. NJ.
CRANE AT Englcwcod. n j., Tuesday, June ~, oil
congestion OF tho ncart ELIZABETH HDApLEy vile OF
Jonathan H. Crane, and daughter OF the late DAVID
Hoadley.
Funeral services from tho residence Of her mother,
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 r. y.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes IN closing prices com.


The following the changes In closing prices CON-
pared with those of yesterday
ADvAScE-Lake shore, a.; Michigan Central ~ ;
Northwestern preferred - Pacific Mail - Producers
Petroleum, 4 Wabash, !. Western Union, \.
western common, "a; New Jersey Central, u ST Paul
common, !. do preferred, y; gold, q
and Pacific Telegraph. G.. C. and G. c., e. c. aud L.
Delaware and Lackawanra, Hannibal aud ST Joseph,
Missouri Pacific, Ohio and Mississippi Panama Quick.
silver, Rock Island and Union Pacific.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money supplied ut "a and per cent on call
Prime paper rules and 81 per The following
the rates OF exchange on New York the under
mentioned cities to-day :-Savanuah, u per cent pre-
mum; Cincinnati. weak, so discount: New Orleans,
commercial, u; bank, Il; Chicago, par, and
Charleston, slightly cas,cr selling i s-ls premium;
buying. 4 premium. sterling exchange was hrm.
Prime asking ra'es 4ss,s aud AsOk; selling rates,
ks7s< ASS and 400. Reichmarks, o5>s 95,4 and
e5T % Cables, 965s Prime PARIS, IL and 6.12H
TREASURY
the Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day So 713 900
gold on account Of est and $l4 redemption
81 ve-twenty boni The large disbursements by tho
Treasury account Of July interest," chiefly on
the registered bonds. rho sub-rreasury paid out
$40 $50 in silver. Revenue receipts $780, oo0
receipts 5000 900; bank notes received for rcdcmp-
The amount Of bank notes redeemed and assorted
BY the National Bank Redcemng Agency during the
present fiscal year $780, o00 00o OF which $25
IRE notes OF banks which reducing their circua-
lion or ara in voluntary liquidation
THE MARKET
Gold opened IL and closed at 1l17S all the sales
Sf the day having been NJ these figures The borrow
ing rate was l per cent Loans were also made Hat
and a 2, Il and per cent for carrying
OPERATIONS OF THE ExcHAxGE BANK
Gold balances. ~, SOL 494
currency balances. z,uzz 800
ross ciearances. zlWOOO0
The specie engagements for to-morrow's European
Gamers amount 20 $500 600 gold coin
CLEARING Aorsr STATEMENT
currency exchanges. oSS 6is
, excnanges 49, s.o
so'u u~ssnces. Wiss0s
PRoDrcx EXPORTS
The exports OF domestic produce and miscellaneous
goods from the port Of New York the week ending
this date $66715o4, against $5.2ls0s3 for the
corresponding week In 1875 and $7l9l, GA Ia 1874
The total exports Of produce from the port since
January this year amount sl25, oo3 400 against
&1l4,s72 677 Tor the corresponding period 1875 and
o12l, 75l, 0o5 in lS7A
GOVERNMENT noxDs.
Government bonds closed hrm at tho following quo
tatons:-Unitcd States currency skies, l20 a 1904;
do do, 1851, registered, 1875 ll9,s; do. do do
coupon, 1891 l23S do do, 1865. registered, ll5k
lls; %. DO do, coupon 1854 all6; do. do, d. new,
sssistsrsd. u7k 1l7k; do do. do ssspon, l2ok
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The following are the Philadelphia stock quotation
Memoir ANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The Delaware, LackawaDna and Western Railroad
Company has declared the usual quarterly dividend of
"a cent, payable July 81 The transfer books will
close June 80.
Michigan Central earnings for third week in June
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DIT VIsl
500 Us $40. c. rs. n i2O%
500 La con ...... b81s
1900 West L G. lsSU at,ix
100 La W u con. ~. 81
~ hs n y q x A X. 1U5is
lOJ Aich ten ilE -. 49,
100 do. ...... $50 49,,
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wearied of their task, and came into
camp without him.
FOntenelle Immediately sent back a
party to bring him in, but when they
arrived at the spot where he had been
left they found only the torn remnants
of his clothing, which he had evidently
stripped off in his paroxysms, and then
fed naked into the wilderness, He was
never found, and undoubtedly persisted
miserabIy in his forIorn condition, with
out a companion to solace his dying
moments, or a friendly hand to bury
his remains.