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, 1876-06-13
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!..t..'.l .t."-L WI..oL .tt".
;G a'y ~ II I'll: bu n s e g & as5 s.o
The recent Anlucsa III our market for highwnca
is attributable III tIa fAct that Cincinnati Ia I'M.
acrsrlf!nsus. That market has rutlscI 2cbcow Chi
cago. though tic grain cosa mora Tiers than 1t does
here, mud nur dlsttllurs Say at they eannot afford
to soil fur lc1s thnn now. Now York Ia bring sup.
piled from Cincinnati. and about week ago An or.
der scnt II this city was actually htcd thcse thu
freight from CINCINNATI being less than thu dl1cr-
ence In prlca In thu two markets. What IL tho
matter!
II IL noteworthy that few ot the receivers at
cnrh acenl tu he doing their hcst to boat down tho
price 1f corn In this market. an tu regard nj nut
ural cncmlss the nicn who sustain the prlco by buy
Ing the property The fact suggesA ii u probable
sAut they arc on the short aldo thelr own nc.
count; and thus arIscs thu anomay Ut man sec1n-
Tug to he ~ partial opposition IL tho interests Ut
biz clients.
Tho leuA'ng pEuduca markets were lass active
Jcstntday IN Tho agsrs2atr. nhl HtoSt Ut them wusa
sowtE chiefly aa consequence of lorser Fuc0pts,
Tia Wnatlles waa auu, aud theFu MAS Ha mos9 war
nrws to stln,natu speculative excitement, 10 that
the sact 0f tue largu VOLUME Of receipts had notll
lug to chcck II. except the continuance Of q fair
lomAna for shipment. The fact was kuuwH ut
other F0lna, md tluy Weru castcr, In syAlpathy; (;
hence thu feeling was beasiAA one all saunA,
though thcrc WIN l!ttlu real wcaknrSs
Aht Ae1hRnu tpr QE1 4poah H44 tAlt, anu only IAfs
FaW buyers were present, Moat at tAp trading
being accomplished through tho rnudIun Of tho
malls lslcss wera stesdy. Jobbera Of groceries
were having a fnir ttado. and thu genprpl market
presented ahrA tons. There was natAIug new In
llO d1led.irut market Flsh were quoted uu-
changed. Tho atl tradp Wa faisly aetive, botA on
local aud country account. anl Ut tha lately re-
y!aeA quotations the market had stoaay tene.
No nsW features wefp nuleA In tho lpAllrF, bau.
Etpg, coal. anA wood MArksts.
Ths wholssalu lumber market was fairly active
and stoadyt the gool grades ot Inch ItuR bsiny
drn'cF. Tho yard trade continues fair at IN.
changed pEtcas. l'uid!nY lnatsrala wu,a iu little
bettls deH,ahd Ut teecnt pslcrs, Woul wss dull
sud weak. with cous!dus4blo new oRoslug Ip add.
tion " hs old carried oYa., proa,. carn WV quiet
sud the lower gEades vera weak tn consequence Of
large Offerings. uh!sdy Vt euns!sns4 lots Thu hay
naskos VIA again dull. With lstyu srcupts. p,iess
were Irregular, tspundlng frequently uu location
Of Fsceipts. Theru ID u lesirc to market the oid
hay In asllef To prepare for tho new crop, heuee
the ofvrlnss aEe ltbersl. aecds were INACTIVE e.
rctt ,ax Aa4 Hungarian, Which ve1s solLux in
small lutA ~ partes having osdrrs ~ ILL., uterp
frats wrrr Ilow. .l! Attawhssfes declined under
, 1876-06-13

NEW YORK.
Special DtxpatcA to 1ae 7ffbunt
NEW Y0HM, juno -urdfp-Snttuv wheat 1870
ptr bu lower. With un Irregular aud unatted narar
~lnlcr wheat dull end no1nInnlty unchanged, aara VI
nhu, at eiu7 for No. Gh'cnKo, &1.l1 for No.
Milwaukee, and 81, 1851 ~ for No. Chlcsao ttu lat
ter for rtocc>, mainly Vt SLID; No, Northwestern
At $'.:b; Mo. milwaukee, AT $laltst..l tnrludng
tI+UHbl In store, !aspectel Inst fall ut tho tstse.
rrice>; w. 2os':1 for parts Of !oada do sl,1u3l,so
for uhpradct alrn4i <,.W fur Inferior sprnK; STD
tsl.sa fur No. spr1nG dncluAng lg,MO bu No.
MlwauKuo tn atriyr at 8l.IaIs sl,aI for No.
Minnesota. l.yc III light supply aud 0yny held Al W
4ia7c fur WcaisEn, 0da07c fur Statu. und pp7c for
Canada on board; salcs Vt t hu no Hradc nj 70o aud
1,Hn hh Western 81 eIc Harley dull, and nunI!nay
unchanged. dAtA very ttul aud fully per bu lowrft
sales Ut D. 0oD In Al a4t1iJo fur mixed Wralern md
6tAe, and a7%tHc for wh!tG Western md state; aOD
+oc for No. ctcaHo; &o443c for mixed Wcstesn lle
+a}ae fuT vAlte Western,
uceun FFttVhsA sgbt decline In grain berth. gatq:
TN thu wtolu protty gpod business WIS eitucte
pscal!y In cotton 0nEnReHeRtst uagavrnenh wesc1 To
Liverpool by attRu. ~, ON bu xfatn sut Nt Vtu tAea
cotton NJ iGa; f,An boxes bacon At 43s por tun, GU
boxes chuuso at CIV,
lrorlston4-Mldhles-B -Bcarcciy 10 arm At 1cs{c for
Wtsetn long ctrar loE ad surt 1lsaf The West for
rs half JsIy quoted O}Ac. Lnni opanud 1t Ike per
io ~ higher but closed under Saturdays hxuret with
heavy market; cash lets Ia sl0w douland hut there
was sutRu lnquIry tur July delivery from fpnnr1i ~.
nncd WA III Kpod loHRnd fu1 esPurt saes u &a1 tes
prl'uu seaR On spot vt tll ,Gs., c!oylx II
tha!{ also =, 7so sss for July Il. tll.aaUl7G ulos
luz u Sli.s3.
suqar-Erm at 7sSa74ko for fa, 10 good rofu,ng, 60
tor prims, B,i4ou fur centrifugal. TAsre was q good
demand,
Ihtsty-Markct nrlner, with sale. Of 81 hr,s At H. H.
md oefusr 'changu " bria at 81. II per gallon.
To ~ Rsstern Auociatsd Ifess
fav F0Ak. Junt observation-disclosures; l. t-lGQl3Sc;
fntarex steady; Junr, u la34sl3 lGc; IgiY ltl
u s';rlu; hugust ta3'lt,a t7s2ci hcptclLer la}ks
II t54of 0ct1beF II latlWslt sl'a1ct November u
N.a3sllAci Urcstnbrf. u s7'a1sll5te; 1suuaFy, II
si.al4al2et Polrusrs u nss*l2 l2ISci March, l3lssl1
, 1876-06-13

ft1roI1nn-..,1., nm. .1,,1e e..a, 5,a3,a: ;.4e3
eHsssl st!'s.a!s.ay. !sea!s; s,te.
SSstyii: 51:S:st!Ss.i ssS:ao sss.Sos,
X:;tfs s'esy 'ests sssnsa and co.ea ut md
Esas T3in5 r4. me ,sa sM.:s} os' 's g.
III s''s:8! 8t.is1s i!s!y s:1 Ss.:II is,s3i:
SisrHfs"afes H. 10, .oa ,eto,o cnonpo 1t II,
rn,.:n.1rHIA. jams .Naskst dull, e.tr.
III ienss%.n 1sny Gs Ssst y ssss a'
sc?y'1!s!s tss Sio' ::Ss5
''s'sss' os s% S e.; s'
f%4m'ssvscsie4n. f4as:Sst<acss.4s.. s'''' ..-......
Atstiv,t.whess. u, i"s bi?' cSfn. isa:M;, 81.
7s CIV %ssss so %s;'sf ss s8ts': It'll. I'D ID
F." sfss EMSas;;S'?: Sss YORK.
n..nxos, Juno natT'aSn.: is,2sn1.cn.. hn. ,t,,,v,
wS.s:a ;;spe,S%s 81 sst!a u stos' ssSSs aS
%sSSs IT, Ss'!;'a .ssk
@a5. s sss sS;o @ @s.s @st'sss sse ss ny %es;S s!
II 5vnSs t sh :sS ,owsr MARYLAND .na rs,a.y,,sn,s
siS2;@ iJSs;;sssGst,vus and nrI,ro. ns,, nots .n ,
--SluyJIrrl Hjf1a4c: rlrur rb iiLMttISic iinnta
liNutis4u. Lard afnlcr, reInrd Sjj Mt,tI H. ''''
s4ssns4s1sy III *'s1y s1ys %es}f 1fs ss Ino III.
'4yaS gyHaS5<.-,no c,r,,o, ,,.1,,-st,. ,,,,., ,.,.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Wsalrfl. IT. IL.
HsrHH!s-Wirat, 4. .tk1s butt corn. 1ib. uNbu.
''"p'"s"''--o'A' ~ -" ,nt,,, pni
sr ,,r,. ,ur. 81 -, 9t,t '1G,s, ,r,,,. t,m,
i1fe; low mJtlIlux. I0lkc: EuUd ur4liiary e,;c
fj ffjloMr-WYgl nv. at,d uilcAaIiKcd, o,,
r.s,, e Ifu I,nn ~ s IT,. Ied %intea Sl.fuH
CDrn active Int owar; No. 3lnlxcti 42Hk 55Is cnst
ant@Jnno t9Slc .nly OntsDui,hn1 lSht, hut huldera
, 1876-06-13

NHw YORK. June l1.-Tha package trade In cotton
Rooas WIS light. Whto ground aud shrtinR prints
were tnksn IN small parcels, hn csbrics and percAlcs
wore In aIs demand. nrcsa goods and &aws were nut
st. W0ulon goods wero depressed ny tho impoAaing
aGtion tnln Ut 3o ooo pecea. Foreign guats contn.
uel Uurt,
, 1876-06-13

Ilu1H-IMH ftEH!tls NEta knNIt Y, N1J Kta4l TFalo
i1 acana %s c % rea .s
we.ksnrd t. tl,a extent ot ssior e!o.!nk q 81 ~
common to prlmu llEht. Should Tueslny's reeerta
o = dro Il ne ~ nsrs ss sn1 W u sks
H. o's e every oCportnny thSt may c psc,en'es e
1nttns prfca paid for few selected uta rtalcl
rhla account. Must Of tho trading at 0OU, 10
, 1876-06-13
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following werc the receipts and hhlpmcnts Of
the leading articles of produce In this city during
tho forty. .eght hours ending at 7 n'clock OH
Monday morning:
, 1876-06-13
PETROLEUM,

CLKvKLAEp June l1.-rotrolanm unchanged; atnnd.
ar wlite llo tcst, liI4cs prime whstc, $50 test,
car.luts.
At Tarhers; refined, I4&t I4o Philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-06-13
FOREIGN,

FOREIGN, =
1tonnox, June II. -Amonnt Of bullion gono lnto
Tank of England on bnAnce tn.tlny, Ii, 0u0.
Conros, money and neeonn, nv.
United States Honda, 'D5s, l0lt; '67s, 1l0A'
1O.d0s, l07; new ~, 1O1H.
New York Coutta!, %; Erie, Ian; preferred,
1B. -.
PAnls, Juno 12.-12ontca, 10lf Tie,
FRANKronT, June 11,-SeW ID, 104A.
, 1876-06-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.
No Material Change in Local Fl.
f1HnceSs
New York Exchange 1naotlve-..The
Clearings, So, 100000.
Tho Produce Markets Less Active, and
Generally Lower.
The Decline In Grain Chiefly Due to
Continued Heavy Receipts.
FINANCIAL.

The opening day Of tho week III local business did
not dcrnssentially from tic average OF last weeks
business, The amount Of pnl.oF n1ado bJ Tho Gus
toners Of the banks and tho outside borrowers on
whom In prosperous times the hcnkA depend FOR
iargc part Of thcir profits IL ycry small. The latter
clnrs nyo few objcetn for which to borrow in thcso
tlnye,of di.tsust Of all forms Ut new cntrrprlsr
Tic regular customers OF the banks arc bettar sup
piled than Garlic. In tho season by tho Improvement
In COLLECTIONS, md their policy IL now ono Of corr
siderable cautton IN contracting new Indebtedness
. ltatca Of discount are BQ10 poe cent 10 regular
cuasolnesa good outside borrawors get stEeot rates.
On tho street the same lullness, pc.halB lnien-
SHED, prevails ~ among tho banks. 1satca arc g
OLA per cent
New York exchange waa inactive. Sales wero
u,atle between banks at 25c rcr 81, 600 discount
The orslera for currency were not large.
Tho cloasngs wefo 81, 400, 600.
THE DEFICIT IN ruR NATIONAL 1tEvRNrRs-
Ono Of tho snreet sigma Of the prossnrc Of tic hard
tines on tho people ID the dcac!t Of sl4, 0oo, QUO
which appears in hs revenues for this Qsca year Of
tue United States Government. Secretary lirlstuw
recently stated In conyGrsatlon with Nt. Randall
that tho probabilities wese that next year the de-
Act would 10 &35, 600, 600 or SAG. GOO, o00 The
people, compelled by thc!r reduced Incomes, hayc
effected this itnmcuan economy by aEmply abstain.
Ing from consuming articles heavily taxed Such
fact aa this las m cloqucnee greater than my
laored description OF tho prIyations Of the people
Thrso IL little hopo that tho politicians will give
the people any substantial relief by reducing tho
appropriations materially. They Aavo two hne
fcils for tho exercise Of economy In reducing tic
number of C. cxneusIve TOstmQslerahfps aud Custom
ttn"un ,ra Jn,,rroi Rr.rr, nnicnr. n,,t thn., A.,
f9'be anu intetnh' NeSanuc oh'eefe Dut th"sc hto
needed for nplltfcAl Dusppecs, ntu will not bg
toncnrd.
l""lAFu' .........
nANK EXAMINATION.
To th& Editor u The Tribune.
THnnE HATE, Ind, june 10. lin your financial
r trr,n nf thp sti, inst vnn nltnin In I'M. w.lI.
HH'" VI tns ON ''sI: yoa Alu"u ~ t''' VIZ"
khnWA TACT that number 0! Antlunai hanks Aasc
f,l1e,I IN f,heppn ,vtth,nt - nny .nr.rrnt intnr
yo,t;on ~ tl,c rrc,ar,v Dn,nrtmrnt ,o nrotuct
Stockholders o, )upoettors, and ths. tho protcc-
,tu,s resulting fY,,u examinations ,o uot asen To
,,u as efficient in Chicago as they are riamrd to liz
IN New York, You should olso note these facta
In tho gnuc connection; After tho s.Ucrau.
link scandal the appointment Of Bank Examiner
In New York was taken out ns politics, and has
hccn nnG0 on tho nomination OF the Clearing.
, 1876-06-13

Tutat arr It-l an i:uu., Aaun ,a. ny,
,n r f ~ Ms:Ky a,GfsE @ P9ft r. g ioTG1xn WISE.
irsn My >; g jim w. -. ~, 'D 'sss
the Gnita, ststcs @sre IL is1S j, is;, DiTs atI n
fat H Sy h"f e ~ AZ; IT, w ~ t ,tn IT.
America have brcn \ it5 sd ors nr II lid raid ~
sr hnT 5 m1s I'm S ",sfss" SS
avSraKn e alsut Mts ~ ~ o. unue H. Wcsk rt a.
ubS nrSmn I" b ~ H. s, =, ,,
Got'ne @ .S ThG5c IT, "n ws5s % aaaeS e s ast
sssan!srs ant ass sa!iss. froi, a1ov sen posis With
sevutsi u The *siers Il il c4cte Viii e. lIsssted
Al sa T.; II; sis sss
Sn. S!sst: T!s sssss!aicc II liz ssreal crops
Ths ace!'an,s Trip. IL 1ie1s,um md Holland vora
r nfaxmnny .oocn 1 TIKI ,"s fys seoR rn ns s
Srcn hGayy faHfali III AItcria, wl,ich. will Hw
sfuH, tsnSe7''' bad delayed ' maturity Of tho s'0~'"
Tic acronnts of tho crora In most Continental CUM
ss e, SS So" s
damage "a re Ind uher csrrsls HUN '"us4'h 'aeh
Tho Grocer tNew York, uivca tho following su,n.
mary OF statistics for the month OF May:
nacsnsss II wicli ~, ~ asa til w wers o frn rz tit
saneS On ttG ~ l:t, W. 1aEs lta1s
iH,nnao ~ bnss Jamaica, q tss Gass Las,ayss snd
20 saSs 1!ier Krat,. Klyns total q ~ s pack,
Isax kmds. "a ucTssss ut H. uo paekasus Jasa a.
= ieorqa,a , q i2,iD hafs Ma.neaon otlIsr Krnaus
4in nscEsYcs ~ coMi,afrti viii NAV T. tia ttnsE al
t!o = l4CIsakel b"t Il htgws rs;iunton from tho
VII renes,l EsM1 rs5k.Kss tafins Ill nnnih. Ike
'SlnH noted =. ts slo VI thelr OCCURRENCE Iii our
Th asfrs ot TIM .ca tradc In which ,nrh ,ptcrc..
ccntrc. Ju.t now shows reduction nt about I.ayAu,
r. y s M ~. ,an gk SS any n a a saean. ias ~
lta,V8 ~ OoIvngt .U.a 0Y -. wilo tvrt. havu ii.
, 1876-06-13

Spfcf13 WgpdlrA 10 Tic Tribune.
FoHr lEvn"S, Mich, June 12-iD y. m.-nowH
-Prups Ar1bIa. Murine City; schrs Suncook, Chm
der. oliver Mowatt, Throa IIo1s, II. a. liirl.
n"ntl, renorkcc, Empire Suite, ). II. Kimba,
AbcFCorl.
ur--rrnps Vienna and consort, City Of Port
Huron and c0nRort: scIs Ontnrin.
WlND-Northa4At, gcnttg; weather lno.
, 1876-06-13

S!nsSI o. Sis ~. ainl JL ~ Adult *ls as sa!ess
&c Il yS{ sss q, jds al tps sS ASfs S
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALCOIDL-WaA steady At $atG.
nlsUON-CutS-A fuw atna!l orders wcrr received,
but thcyc IL ttla inquiry for larga lots, aud tho
market Ii weak for common grades, the offerings Of
which arc liberal: Choice lurl, Blaos mciInm and no.
= hurl. 7aAc; Hooj medium brush, 6}&IUI3ct com.
mon do 41t}5c; fair inside and coycrs, 4s5e; tntrr
ur SGaic: crunkcd 9d}9c
BUTTEit-The range Of prfccE was about tho
rs at tho coao Of lust week. HhtppGra hoWHlt LII,
clly but thu dcinnud from tho ao trade was sorle.
what limited. Ya quota thu market acny fulIowa
Clulca to fancy yellow, ls4s21e} medium TO good
grades lt@1acs saserlpr to common, 1oeatae.
nA1ulSG-ThoTo Is improvement In thu demand for
gsaInbaRs and. at the rcducud prizes established Inst
wcuk. the market pscaontA steady Arm tone. quo.
taions follows Stark A, 2se1 rcurclp AA, 9&c
Lewiston. 3atc1 hiontaur24c, Ontnrio :.5c: Alncrt
sass. s'tHS ss'ee cs
c,s ,Ss s s i5ss R ssRa Il: i s!sstss ss
%SsS IT pss.: SS'9a 1tsk III s
sk M e. e. .s Il ri, an aY9 Hk;S asS; If
rSfi?aa iaes &C. fsSn sa sn'So ass
ac,y 7. ssets sFey'o qotoa,
fanpy factory Tle recupts were IIDura1 and of good
sa Sas s s fss g ~ y i;
stys @ Gsa Is na r. W. :, 5 5gSx 4axs iSs,
sSS$ . s;s:ssS sss t! Ss, E;'i Z III
.s Il Ssy SSys s:' a.ay e. 'isa ss
W. srtey sct,yo a aFkSt at sst
,syG.d a5i.ys d@tat9n' VI sSSfaYs + Suo!e:
!rsHt g NJ ,'ss s ;nsssefsi. q; st N.St S
5 ss s!s sss St; LII. tai'E x %asxsffb NJ @ III
iss;:: # $s !: 5
s s ass;'ss a1s*. ''s; ss's'Ss
i* 't''a[ts f'4' WIS '4r VI no'o'''y
IS; $s;::js s{$ ;i;: ;
sSiles i!Xsi3acs rspGsrslss 53ui4a; II piel slos
Sss, .s. 4S T;se Esr,s5sss vss ,se IKE
Te1s 1,Ssi3s
uI;sS pisIfs % rssses j Ptss sfs' xcrs
.!ssIie f. 4 M l'!:!,It easo. 8 hlelxa.,
1 5 w. sr I af . VIII WIFI sy !sas ,s"T
%s y Siss esSss
~ Gai ,sppIss slassa : W per rsa as
pE". xS5 xta: sSn. W SSs. s. j. s; ssss IL @
S as It w ss m Sif' III @ II u: :fa II un r
s'ap. starch etc., wnA n9l let II ab1ut steady hguFra:
aas. s4s's' slssss ''sAs'' eA'''" ';'"'' '0''l'''
ehoIsv = taasy !o. ss2;4cs sooi T. prlne " AK
' s Sss ts 5s::s It'll
II ?S4a sss'ss . III!
ps., NJ. T. pMtpp, ysaw No !, nsasa,iS Sais IL
fSo: n*osc! siioso bfoMt sa!t.aIt;i fair . tits
ss;s *ssis. s;j;i s 5 snuas
dss.,si sGSS ,ss s "a Sri;:
ssmSs ssn'n !" Sss S Sfss S1st sg osss
tWiess-Aispire, }7eti7.sc; cloves aist;:e; cas.!a.
eesss S.aYS1 1tHsaSs s ses German ot.sd exs7o
%!! ssyS W. jSi WS 5s a; Scts We Sys as'
,aMafeh-Ialaasy. Wssh; gOs4, oa9sc; cofa. ns
mAY-contnucs du!! .na en.y Tbs rseslpta were
:;; 4: ;5; " s f.s :';s;
1 si splaaa vfs'iss. ri y; NJ sSs IT,
MIuMWISEs.Wes Su!et ana unvlunsed. sa,es
St'0o w tl,e 6ost bla il SsY ESFx. = y: Wuia
So s9icsH' Ii bs'na n'aIu u meet ti'a wants u rseIl
oasr!uSs.s F.iSxas Az al"fsti5ns aTSsi,
ss ii e ttsa xfsSn @ 5 hssf a.
s Say E a III es s ss s ~ ~. .asa ha:s
ps: ."-''''s 's. Ut s' 's fur poor 'u s'0'sD 'H''
M s "' ss"fny Il sa5ss si ,"se es a
tnrlrt'tins VIM aau nvlrl. tflers ranged thu saie
ssi s;j %'* n; 81
gs.' sass UT II! o IT,. VI S.s;
u 1IlcY pure. u. III: do axtra, Uc; du Nt t. tsyot
, 1876-06-13
whcel.h9nso M, md Wheel yesa ,eon'!aernh

whrct.honso md wheel wesu eons,aenh1x
damaged. Tha schooner fosL htt jibbo",nn
an! tad her bohstAys carried AWAY. Tho Chira.oo
hn,l a return to her .lock to. Temporary scpafI
.!!p.. .prung LINK, Sunday night, mid rap|iiv
nf1c,! md went To tic bottUu Tic main ca,to ri
tic ncrect Of tic cso who id not attcna nrep. a,
rrly e tho pnn,pa. The Ellen Spray, which ar-
rived hero yesterday, was slightly damaRed In
collision HntAldc. "
NEW PASSENGER .TAntr..--f3oodrlcf's Trans.
portation Company !,nyo juht ittuel tho following
new tarltt: Fiom Chicago 10 Milwaukee, g.. 0U;
Grand 1tapds, ST. 4s round trlp, 3ii 10, Gurth In.
'eelnds9. 'arsnl Haven, sa.5t berth Included.
sU.uD, meals and berth included. Escannhn, 81. o.
tMcnlr and berth Included. IT. .ioseph and Lcntou
itarIDr, 10 cents Round trip tickets atu aUld 10
all points at grcatfy reduced rates.
, 1876-06-13
LAKE EJiIE.

ETfc1dI UIsp1ch n The 7f4bttnt.
ENl4 Fa., Iunc, 1*.-The prop Annit Hmttt
and The barge Notthctner left for i,nluth this after.
noon, Chartered: 5chrs Christine Nilsson, II. r.
Iirucc, and william y. Crossthwatte conl to Chi.
cnYo. at hOc per TIM, this usc,tinE Arrived fru,n
t!hfcagu-St,nr China. Departed for Chicnro--
Stnlr Japan; prop Jnt.i Lusd; sch1s Nellie,
llcldlngtUn antt ucorEcr
, 1876-06-13

Tho offerings At ths sale docks woro rathcr small yol.
terday the w!n having delayed tl,e tteet. About n
carxoea wcre ooEcd, and tho market active cnrly
leaving hut uw nso!d At tho cloAo. Choca mii-run
lutnhpr wns reported III urgent demand, and
abont Sc per higher aara being adD At Ela. 80
carEoeA which have hlthuIto brought st3.u The to.
cepts Of choltu stun Bt liSht but It Is offered 10
n,t!fs, anil sacs were reported ycatertlny thosc
tcrns Tiecc auf was hrln Mt $9.eU for Mantstee or
Ludlngon. ahd common hott 1oists quoted At
S76a Common iuel ut saOodaD0o. anil 1ngtIunl do
Ut 99.SpsiAu Lath weru talablu At 81. .CEfl H. thu
ta!Iu for worry iarAu lots tlu outside for Cice eI
f.. ANAL 1T o narsoGs u dssrahis !M1l,lnr sktnglrs
hn Il ce!Inui MnskeEon Ut -. II. mid u.s. uU II
medium White Lake NJ tII.UL
Thg ynta tra1n r1ntlHc1 tU Improve. and the market
Is somewhat stcadIrE. Eoad trse cst ~ long
as the movement VI KrnLu contlAcs Oh tic prcsrlt ill.,
, 1876-06-13

COTTON.
GALVESTON June l2.-cottun tnnctiyo; no de1nnn.l;
RdlIng, ISd; net rocuipts, 10 bslsst Hrhas al
Hura u tha Continent 47Gt coastwfsa, l,4lO, sales.
.G1,
MoRtLE, june l2.-fottnH steady, mIddng. lie, net
rGcS!rtt l47 blfes HrpO.ts nonstwtsa lt]t xales b
SAsAHSAH, tunc t2.-Cottun dull; mIdllEug lie;
et o5 bacsi groa :G7 exports, co4stwtAc, u91 sacs
IlH
CIIAnLrsToN, Juno 11.-Cotton qutat; mtdiNInE,
ike; nGt GU bacs expora, coa.twlso 421; Aales 71
, 1876-06-13
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. G, BIqELOW

OIt, .. I1NIIO" "
HAS REMOVED FROM 17 SnNth tiatk.st., cur Van i-
tu!, Ntat kAdlsA.s& Jefferson htsaEu, III,
md h4s le past twrhty years thr lasNutt rf.e;
ssu y ts Gy r SE!ai an ;Satr" Ss
relating 20 abpssl halt n seasA shssupe. fpr W.
men. CunsHtation treu. Marriage Vuide, IL sc1'
uni Pathology HsJ large size pa4pA siabrAeia eycty'
lMx On the Ersct&tlfn &YAtsi tI2t IL WArh kA0w1As
, 1876-06-13

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Resolutions adopted BY the Washington
County independent Convention,

Whereas, The exigencies OF the war
compelled the government to force up
on the people i'll exchange for their pro-
ducts and manufactures. 5000. Oa0 900 OF
legal tender notes commonly called
greenbacks. made iundible in the vari-
Gus denominations OF United States
bonds; which said bonds were made the
exclusive basis OF the national bank cur
rency. redeemable in greenoacks. and
Whsr,as, After large issues oil such
currency had beer made to these nation
al banks, said banks combining and con-
spring together secured the repeal of
the funding clause of said law. thereby
making the greenback q sort of "finan-
cial orphan-an indefinite promise to
pay-redeemable in nothing was fund.-
bic in nothing. thereby greatly depreci-
| ating said notes. and
Whereas. Congress has. from time to
time. legislated to raise the market val
Tie OF its outstanding bonds. by declaring
that no state or municipal corporation
should tax said bonds, that said bonds,
both principal and interest. should be
payable in gold. authorizing bond hold
ing national banks to keep reserve
iund In addition to the londs deposited
as security for circulation without taxa
ton. coming gold bullion tor said
bonus iree.-lnaking the duties on i'm
ports exclusively payable in gold; crea-
ting sinking fund 10 redeem 50 coo 900
per year of said bonds. and other like
acts too numerous to mention, through
which unjust. partial and discriminating
legislation. the bond is over twenty five
per cent, more valuable than the green
uack. ~ Above silver. aud twelve above
-oisl. and
aFss-1ax, Tic forced lean a green
backs'sfersssiy. owing to all seople-ia
SANS from ten ee1lts upward-hss tnet
with ~ favorable legislation designes.
% enaznce It's value, but On the osaer
hand has met with such adverse le.isla-
ton rs tne creation of two additional
judges to the Supreme Court OF the Uni
ted States, and the appointment oil
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