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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13

The Trustees Of A. & p. Sprague's
Manufacturing Company. Providence,
IL. l., have given orders TO shut down
all their many mills and print works ms
noon rs the stock On hand can be run
out. The cause 10 the present depressed
condition OF the market for cotton goods.
tho production Of which will not be re-
sumsd until prices are materially i'm.
proved.
The Appropriation COMMITTEES have
reported the Army Appropriation hill
some ten millions less than the estimate,
and with sections reducing the force OF
the army and the pay Of the officers.
Clymer's Committee have male q
unanimous report on the charge against
Speaker Kerr. fully generating him
from such charges.
II. Augustins's Church. Washington.
ID. O., built by and for colorsd Catholics,
was solemnly dedicated last Sunday by
Archbishop Baglsy.
A telegram from Constantinopls says
that the eldest son and mother Of the
late Sultan, Abdul Axiz, have bean MUIR
dsred.
T. p. Hinsston. the English sssayist
and author Of . life Of Artsmus Ward.
died last Friday.
II Is reported that Albert Grant has
sold his nswspaper-ths London Echo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13

LINCOLN HOSE COMPANY, NO. ..
ryNnH REGULAR MONTHLY s<x,n
Meeting Of this Company illlSSSA.
be held ON WEDNESDAY EvEN.GfNxG
fsG. June itih. 1916. al q: 70 o'clock. "
A full and lronpt attendance !. requested.
JOSEPH Bisll. FOREMAN.
v. LxnkRr, SECRETARY. lel3 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13

nlsCILLAHIeus.
THE PIONEER
b RY co q D s
STORM!
Established In 1901.
LATEsr FASHIONS
FRANKENHEIMEk's
Family Dry Goods Store,
ooLD MILL.
Jusr aro1rvrD' A sEIror STOCK OF
DRESS cooDsI
This department 10 repiete with elegant,
novel and spsctL styles, and constitutes the
most complete sssortnsnt ever offered in this
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Bsrnsisy. seoteh and Irsh Dsrnii
Dsnask Table Cloths and Napkins;
Towels and Towslng;
Linen and Cotton
shssrinss and shlrtings
conrsdsn WHIT y,snnsl,,
Table and Piano Covsrst
Lace Curtains, Etc..
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladiss', Childrsn's and Gents Hosiery Of
sizes and qualities.
Gloves. Lace, Embroidery, IN sets and By The
yard; Handksrehisfs, etc.
VIII sell ~ Chssp fer Cash as ~
stsrs n the state.
In n. rRANkkNHEImKR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13

In Paris the American residents are
preparing to celebrate the Centennial
with due honor. They propose to CON-
memorials the event by placing a marble
slab. appropriately inscribed. upon the
tomb Of Lafaystte.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13

Tue Carson Mint closed yesterday. so
far as the receiving Of deposits is col.
esrned. for repairs and the annual settle
msnt Of accounts. II will remain thus
closed until the first day Of July next.
Meantime the material on hand will DO
worked and cleaned up.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-30
Locking for Smith.

A respectable looking old gentle
man, just arrived from the Eastern
States, was around town trying 10
find a man named Smith. There are
several members of the Smith family
in Austin, but the old gentleman ex-
perienccd some difficulty in finding
the exact Smith he wanted, and we
are not positive that he has found
him yet. Probably possessed of the
somewhat prevalent idea that boys
know everything, the old gentleman
accosted a boy, and, addressing him
as my SOM asked him If he knew
anybody in thistown by the name of
Smith. Smith" said the boy.
(which Smith do you want? Let's
see-there's Big Smith and Little
Smith, Three-fingered Smith, Bottle
nosed Smith, Cock-eye Smith, Lying
Smith, One-legged Smith, Six-toed
Smith, San Joaquin Smith, Mush
head Smith, Jumping Smith, Chero-
kee Smith. Fighting Smith, Red
hSa''Su Chiitii, ptiitn, Do"
legged Smith, Squaw Smith, Drunk
en- Smith, Ell Dorado Smith, Hungry
Smith, and l don't know but one or
two more" my son" said the old
gentleman, '.the Smith l am in search
of possesses to his name none of the
heathenish prefixes you have men
toned. His name is sifnDlv .John
Smith," "All them fellows is named
John !" screeched the boy, as he drew
his six-shooter and ran TO the other
side of the street to get a good shot
at a passing Chinaman. The old
gentleman unused for a moment and
then walked into a blacksmith shop
and asked to e "A city directory.
Austin New Reyeille.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-30

~our Authorized AdverusinG Agents for the
LEADER are, in New York, 5. N. Pettengin a Co.,
I7,Park Row Geo. p. Rowell a Co, 10 Park Row,
ST. Louis, Rowell 4 Chesman, Cor. Ihird and
Chestnut Streets, 81. Louis Advertising and
Publishing Agency. Chicago. H. II. Chandler,
l24 South Clark Street; Philadelphia, N. W.
Aver 4 Son, 7ss SAMSON Street; and coe, Wcth-
erill 4 Co.. Bulletin building.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-30
BARBER SHOP

I tnke great pleasure In announcing to the
public that l have taken the management
of the Inter-Ocean Barber Shop, and have en-
gagged the sci vices of Frank H.. CLANCY, q deaf
mute barber. he is a royal workman, and
Will never talk his customers to death. For
/ most respectfully solicit the patronage OF
all the old customers and as many new ones
as may please to give us n trial. We will be
always on hand to walt upon customers: our
work shall not be inferior to any in our bust
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-30

Last of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Post office, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory. May %, 1876,
which II not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised" Civ
ipU data
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

with 81 per head II head Is Missouri steers q
sc per TO-. with 81 per head weight cwf - O'Doune
sod Tor VI Aiieron 80 Illinois shc 9c per
ID weight ~ cwt. ~ Illinois Toe per h. weight
~ cwt Dudley Tofey sold for selves "a Illinois steers
~ o>e per ib weight 81 Samuels Regenstein sold
LOT selves 1856 Illinois ~ 9hc CSC h. weight
"a cwt Ia cwt T. samues sold for Morris Wsixles
iou Illinois steers nj &c sc. To- those sold nc Sc
81 cwt
sHkKr AND LAxss.-Judd 4 Buck.na ham sold 1877 Ohio
sheep weight ~ 100 lbs az 4sc h. 1913 Ohio sheep.
weight 800 lbs. at 4sc h. 3j Ohio sheep weight
~ lfo lbs. AT &c. III 1873 Kentucky lambs weight
1850 lbs at SIC. per H.. 2ss Kentucky lambs. weight
1870 bs, 81 SC h. Sold tor week ending June ~.
4ssl sheep AM smbs average "a a per head kse
1t g. per To- 25o Virginia lambs weight ~ $40 lbs,
per h.; ls lambs. weight $3.50 Ibs s4c per Id. 10
lambs. weight ITO lbs, sac per H. lbs sheep weight
II 2so lbs, At SC. per h. Hume Elliott sold Ohio
sheep. weight 1880 lbs At 5,sc ID. loi ohio sheep.
WEIGHT $3.50 lbs at sac per ID los Ohio sheep weight
o. % lbs at &C. per 49, US Ohio sheep weight IS 3o lbs.
at SAC h. Sold for week ending June IL 1875 LILO
calves. average is rs per head. W. Elliott sold
10 Ohio sheep. weight Ii,720 lbs, At DC. per lb'
~ Ohio sheep, weight 800 lbs, 54c per h. 40 Ken
lucky lambs weight 262O lbs, at 74c per h.. l52 Ken
lucky lambs weight 81 40 lbs ut 7sc. per ID KentucKy
lambs weight $40 lbs. At &C. per h. 225 Kentucky lambs
weight Is. $40 lbs. 1t $40 per To-
MlLcH 60ws.-Tnose 10 hand held on sale
VEALs AND CALves.So smooth quality veals to hand.
Raiternk fed calves sold at 4c H. ordinary quality
calves at &c. exc. per ID.
Hocs27 Ohio hogs sold on live weight; terms not
obi All
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

into the Bank OF England to-day. The increase Of
specie the Imperial Bank OF Berlin for the past week
was ., ss3, 900 marks The following are quotations
Al I've O'Clock p n. :-consols for money 943s
9aH; do for account. s4,s s4z; nve.tweniy bonds
OF 1865. old. lo5k; do. do, 1867, 1osk; ten-forty
bonds. lo7x; new dives, ioo5s; Erie, common shares
1ax l2H; DO, preferred shares, H. large failure
is reported IN Cardiff Wales in the and provisions
trade. Liabilities said to be f1oo ooo Amsterdam ad-
vices report Northwest preferred at 57,<.
RAILROAD BONDS
In railroad bonds the transactions small outside
OF the ST. Paul issues which strong, rsts selling
II ll6k, La Crosse division at 104< 1oix and con-
solidaed sinking funds Al 90 Chicago and Northwest
ern nrsts we're demand and sold lo5 4, do consol
,dated coupon gold bonds advancing TO 92h Central
Pacincs rose losH, do San Joaquin Branch to s2k,
Union Pacific nrsts to lo5<, New Jersey Central con-
solldaed hrs,s los, and odd lot Of Fort Wayne
third at los.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CALvxsros. June 10. 1875
Cotton aae. and steady miadlinr lAs 10y nidaling
E S s sss sssni ss H. s sssp's o bales
NEW ORLEANS. June 10. 1876
firm demand; middlinr ssc iow middling
as sSsa Enpo;. Pie sss conuaa $50 Sales
Cotton Arm. midiling. IKE; low niddlIng. iuc;
good ordinary s,4c 90 Net receipts. IS bales Sales
sAvAsxAn, June 10, 1871
s s,si:.sy .s So 'Ea
p o sSUa @ d ss ss ee 81 bales
spirits pa o. ,arDsn.s saay a7e Rn steady at
I y,ea. steady spring 50 :%S:5 winter 81
made large lots; sales. 1900 bbis Wheat
au's lanai s and
e 70 new york q 70 ss nS,o y % %
10000 feet Canal shipmenss-whsat 500 Blu shsis
Gran l. sa'ss corn DE-
sooS5 d. Total, soooss Sssnei. rocsips. Flour
100 Ses wheat III sasSes corn, $500 DO oats.
nsnis tor 56od SSsAs ss"o
"a tSS TO- s
rye y ioa d. Canal ss DO Sa.s sD
514c oats $40 New York. tolls included. thi
msnd, sals. 1000 OSa \. unchanged prices WheA. IN
light milling demand and lower; sales OF 400 bushels
white winter at 81 50 81 81 $40 do. white Wisconsin vt
81 70; oD do No. Milwaukee, At 81 ~; $50 do red
S Ss'" y ss's sass western
Sc lots held 52ac the close 5000 bushels BY
pie 1t 4sc 49c Oats retailing only held in At Bic
Rye neglected Pork duh nj $lv 81 0s heavy Lard
duh At l2c. Highwines dull It VI II tor city made.
TOLEDO. June 10. 1876.
81 70; No white Michigan held II 2oh extra do.
" 49, amber Michigan, and june 81 ~ July 81 22
No. do, II OK; No red winter, VI III do. DAYTON
and Michigan " l9h No red u o.. rejected do sic
63sc June see Juy held 5as4c.. 53c offered August
54c low mixed, 1916 no grade 47c. daui aged, ssc
Oats Brm No = SIC. Michigan. 33,4c. Reccpts-Four.
25O bbls wheat 1000 bushels corn. a6.UuJ oats.
bushels; corn II. 90 DO. oats 5000 do
CHICAGO June 10, 1870
Flour quiet but ady Wheat tair demand, but he
lower No Chicago spring. 81 u35k 81 o. spot 81 Ola
Juy u 04>S August; No. Chicago spring, SSixc.
Jected. 75c Corn active firm aud higher; No nj 45c
Oats fairly actvs and shade higher; No. ut 3c spot
ley quiet 571c Fork unsettled. opened strong aud
higher closed a. inside pces wy ~ $ls ao spot sud
Snsssssd cps generally ., higher ~ .aHs apo.
q slI ~. September. bulk meats steady aud I'M
changed. Whlssoy hrmsr. ou. no. quo.sbly
Buffalo. 24c Railroad freghts New York. Zoe
keceptsFour 900 bbls wheat la4uOo bushels corn,
2lU0o do oats 81 90 do IL. zoo do barey. 44oO
do. shipmentsFlour 1900 bbis. wheat 100000 bush
call Of the Board wheat lower 81 o. July
VI O44.August Corn easier 467xc June; 48hc. July;
4b1c aye August Oats cash 3Osac., July
ork lower $40 o. July $40 - August Lard. Sil s7h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

COTTON on THE SPOT F1RMxR-TUrUREs 1-8c. 4
3-l6c HIGHER-FLoUR DuLL--wHEAT FAIRLY
ACTIvE-coRN QUIEr-oATs DULL AND
LowER-wHIsKKY QUIET AND NoMISAL--PoEK
FIRMER---LARD YIRMER-- PETROLEUM FIRM
KR-spIRIrs TURpRKTIxE QUIET-RosIN
QuIxr-oILs QUIEr--rRzIGHTs sTEADY--coF-
FEE sTRoNG-sUGAR FIRM.
MONDAY. June 1916 p. NJ
The merchandise markets wero dull almost without
exception and prices ilucuatcd continually, though
comparatively few important changes occurred
ON 'Changc lour dull Wheat fairly nc.
tive. hut al lower prices Corn was quiet aud un.
changed. Oats dull. irregular and lower. Wits
key was quiet aud nominal Fork ana lard nrmcr
but not active. Freghts steady. Cotton on the
spot was nrmer. Futures &c . 3.lGc. higher
Coffee 6rm. Naval stores generally quiet. Oils
we're quiet Petroleum strong and active.
quiet and firm.
CorrKx Tho market for Brazls nrin. bu. quiet;
3740 bags Rio sold late saturday ct baltimore H. O.
Wright. private terms The stock here TO night IL
io7 Az bags a. Galveston, 1900 do; 81 New Orleans
800 do Mobile. 400 do; at Savapnah 1000
AZ baltimore. 5l.St DO; aAcat and loading for United
% Jane III iI41yo bags We anaIs Ordinary earsoss.
i5e .ar DO. iss4c: good DO. Ne prime do. IKE
Isc. ) aoc. csyion is,sc issc. Maraea.Do. Ilssc
Domingo Is,sc. Isc Porto Rico. isc. isIsc Costa
Rca lie he. Mexican f6JSc. iec. Manila. lie.
lrc.. AngonarA. I7e isc ssvanliA. lt74c isc. :
corrox.-ihc arket for spo. nrmer IN tone but
quotaby higher Futures were &c 3-itc. higher closing
Arm The cosinT prices to-day compare with saturdays
prices : follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
LEGAL COMPLICATIONS.

complicated OF alleged conspiracy 10 defraud
camo up in tho afternoon session Of the Fifty
seventh Street Court yesterday In which James J. A.
Bruce, OF No. 120 Broadway, the complainant,
and Thomas W. Wyatt. lawyer OF No. 81 Park row.
and Wellington A. Carter, merchant Of No 81 Cort-
landt street, the defendants. II appeared than
Bruce is the executor for three persons named Emma
d. Bruce, Elioso B. Melvin and William G. Stout
Parties for whom Wyatt acted as counsel obtained :
judgment against the OF those for whom Bruce
was executor In the courts OF wcstchestcr county
for the sum Of $50. M Bruce knew
nothing Of the proceedings by which tins Judgment
was obtained. Wyatt, II is alleged, then procured
transcript or the Judgment. which no entered In the
County Clerks Office In this city. He next got Sheriff
OBricn 10 levy on the premises No lG9 East Eighty
nrst street, which belonged TO tho estate. although
there sufficient properly TO satisfy tho judgment
IN Wcstchcster county II they had seen 1T to sezs
upon it The house, which was worth $4,000, was
sold Tor $780, and after Mr. Wyatt and his client, Nr.
Carter, were satisfied the remainder was claimed by
the sheriff. Possession was still 70 be obtained,
no small difficulty to get over. But Wyatt,
II is alleged, equal TO the emergency man
the house IRON Bruce for u year Having obtaiucd
possession OF II he transferred over to Wyatt and Car
ter Then was nortgagcd ana SOLD and resoId Until
II changed hands several times within u short space,
and then Mr. Bruce became ut last acquainted with
the plot by which his wards had been swinded. He
commenced proceedings forthwith TO recover the
house tho ground OF conspiracy to deiraud and
succeeded. after a lengthy litigation In tho Superior
aud Supreme courts, In obtaining Judgment In hts
favor Judge Sedgwick, II Is SAID, IN rendering the
decision characterized the proceedings BY Wyatt and
Carter AZ gross outrage While the litigation ~ Mr.
Bruce WINS being carried q man named Cotton W.
Bean began action to forclose a mortgage the
house. to compcate matters and prevent by that
means the recovery by Bruce OF the house. But that
effort like all the others made to prevent The decision IN
Bruccs favor failed and the house IL III the hands
OF lis rightful owner Mr.. Bruce has commenced
criminal proceedings against Wyatt and Carter with
the view OF Furnishing them, for he holds them 70 be
the principals IN the alleged conspiracy
II is due the defendants to statc that they deny
the charge 10 toto and that they will. they claim DO
able In naton to dsprove the allegations here
made Wyatt has not yet been arrested. and Carter
allowed to 60 until to day tho responsibility Of
hfs rounscL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Walter u. Whiting, importer and jobber OF fancy
goods, OF No 800 Broadway, and Wisncr II. Townsend,
olcloth commission merchant Of No 100 Duane street
have assignments for the benefit OF their crsdi
tors 48
The examination OF Mr.. Alvin Bunt, Daniel Drew's
attorney IN bankruptcy, which set down for Saiur
day last. before Register Williams, Of No Warren
street, has been adjourned until Thursday next at two
Y. NJ Mr.. Drcw's examination will probably be held
this week. ut his country resort In Putnam county.
II is now SAID that tho liabilities Of McssrS William
Checks Co. agents and Jobbcrs in silk and drcss
goods, Of No. 25l broadway, Will reach $3.50, O00
nrm yesterday afternoon The arm hope TO make such
an arrangement with their creditors will enable
them resume their business. They are preparing
statement which will show their exact lab es and
The OF their failure IS shrinkagc IN the
values Of their stock hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

Tho following paper, which has been circulating for
about week, has received the signatures Of numerous
citzcns the names OF the most prominent Of whom are
appended -
From tho earliest colonial days the quiet and order Of
Sunday In this city and state have been protected By sss
been restricted OF forbidden. '-
Statistics show that public liquor selling Sunday has
the fruitful source Of paapsrisn and disorder.
TIE ,snsmen. Of the state has w.h.ood all efforts 10
change the law 10 th respect and y the clear duty q all
y g% the os
rails means not only thai suitable shall, ss
VOCATION end lie ses
q the law are T.h % q s s, s
whose conduct indicates clear purpose and intent 70
Tie undersigned feel their sympahics aud coopera-
s Sn snos due oeSsnss 10 hs omp.a ="
thc interest In whatever concerns the well being of the
sson q he proper sahor.is the
~;
compel respect and obedience. 80 49,
Bishop. william 4. IOssh RoSsrs c..tsr, ThsnM bore
JOHN tT ms s:.' ssoss i Ss;s
Henry Oakley. John rsr,gns Gusss, sshwsb william
:son Oliver i. wood. Philip sonar v. w As.si:
ss sSls. LAZY SAMUEL sss. joan Tg ysss
Harvey FISK Benjamin b. shsrm am X l. stuart, cysss
Sro, ss,a " Co., Fhaio~ .ss soms
gsas,' Co. w,, s.,l;T T Snds. Po-d xMs,sss
Co. sawyer wallace Co: Thomas q Acton. NJ X jssap.
Patton Co. John A. stewart. ~ ~ UAtch y. n hcUerts
Amos X Emo. Richard Irwin. Valentine q. Hall. l. n.
Phelps Horace tray
paper, expressing the object hes bssn
signed by members Of the Bar, among whom are the
following
d. y. Eaton, r.. I. Fancher f. s. vanwinke Eiiiets ,.
shepard q. A. Dawson, s. a. Storrs. Chauncey Snansr.
William H. wiilists Joseph O. Jackson William Fullerton.
Yraacs \ Week. william A Jsnuer, Edgar xsssham:
Barney GEORGE Hoffman, a. r. Man. George NJ Fuller.
GcArgc W. Boaney William Stanley. John u Lattnx A. r.
4 .mer.ey. "; charles Tracy. wis1 Allen Butler:
NJ Purcell. Charles J. Butler. H. y. Chittendcs. X.
Wallis. James blackburn. Herben n. Turner. Cephss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
WIFE BEATING.

Az the Fifty seventh Street Court yesterday Thomas
Donahue, OF No. So First avenue, was held 70 await
the result Of injuries inflicted by him his wife, Ann,
on sunday afternoon lie kckod and bcat her. % the
officer who arrested him sssunsd. IN NEST shoeksno
aud brutal manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

BEsvEs--n light Of hornel cattle auns the past
trade thls forenoon slow hrn, aud when
the closed there cattle unsud prices did
advance the closing rates OF last week Sales
from So lbs So lbs. has been allowed Al sixtieh
yards o. Eastman sid Tor self ~ cars Of horned
cattle sales o follows .Fifyofo Illinois steers az DC.
sac per h. weight " cwt. scan. 10 Illinois sseerk AZ
weight vs< cwt.: ioi Illinois steers at Dxc. per TO-
scant: 100 Illinois steers AZ 9asc i0c per H..
weight cwt. ~ Illinois luc.
H. weight strong 81 Illinois At los per ID.
weight cw r. whee,er sold for T. g. Eastman 20 Illinois
Meyer sold 40 stl-fed Illinois sc per
H. weight i23 Illinois steers AZ 1ac per H. weight
os4 IA ~ Illinois steers 1T OA4c. per 10.
eight ~ cwt 10 Illinois luc h.. with 81
head, weight cwt - sold for ssf ~ Illinois
1oc per h.. weight ~ cwt u. y Bnrchard sold
per 10 weight IN cwt, strong; 81 Illinois ivs4c
l0c per u weight ~ cwt. strong H. D hosenthai sold
WAxsls lS1 stllifed Illinois steers a. y54c.
ib weight 7cwt: tor r. vogs a. Illinois a. asc.
per H.. with 5Uc per head weight IA cwt. Ccon a
Thompson sold for solve. 10 Illinois 80 lOs per
weight ols cwt. tery Gary sold for j. ~ Williams
~ Missouri 0c. lu4e H. weight ~
cwt J. GILES sold for sell 10 ILLINOIS steers Ut
lu4c lie. per h.. weight 50 c~ AZ JERSEY City yards
ssc per ~. weight if5 Illinois steers ~ Be-
~ weight cwt 3i Illinois steers At we per ib weight
IA 80 Illinois steers at enc Ib. weight III cws.
IA Illinois steers ~ vtac per 10. with 81 on per head
weight cwt. 10 Illinois steers al lc h. weight
IA cwi. q. Kahn sold Tor Kahn First 10 bulls.
At ssse sssc per ID ~ oxen at per To-. weight
cwt ~ oxen ~ &c per H. weight ~ cwt strong NJ su
terbsch sold for kiopier 90. ~ Missouri steers
- eAc 10. weight ~ ewI' . ~ ewt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The gold payments ut the subTreasury to-day
amounted to Sol, 900 for bonds and interest.
The silver payments amounted to s23 ga, Of which
slo,274 was 10 $50 applicants under 800 limit; the
premium on small change ranges from AK per-
cent
BANK
Bank shares were neglected. The latest bids are
annexed :-American Exchange, l09 Central National,
1O2; City 500 Commerce, 1l5z; First National 200;
Fifth Avenue no; Fourth National 90; Hanover,
IS; Leather Manuiacturers', $50; Manhattan, 40;
Merchants, ll2; Merchants Exchange, 100; Metro
poltan, 12s; New York, III; Ninth National so;
Phoenix, o.; Republic, ~; St Nicholas, %.
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the board Y lower for Missouri
long skies, and otherwise firm, with business In Mis-
souri, skies Of 1878 and Tennessee District
OF Columbia 8 IS bonds sold at 70k.
INVESTMENT SHARES
In the Investment limo Of stocks weakness shown
by Delaware and Lackawanna, which declined from
1861 10 los l0a,s closing l05h. Jersey Central
followed IN quick pursuit at 77a4 Tx IS II rex
TAX 751s. Rock Island was firm ut lo7H 100 a
losh Illinois Central brought 81 q s7x. c.. G., c.
and L., A. u 40 As. New York Central, ex-divdend,
1867 1917 1914. Delaware and Hudson, LOG los.
Pennsylvania Coal 26o Wells Fargo Express. 30.
American, 50 q 5SA 59lS. pittsburg, 9255.
TUE RAILROAD WAR
presents features. II has now lasted for nearv
two months and the motive Tor settlement is daily
diminished by the making of contracts with the prn-
cpal shippers both East and West TO transport
freight existing rates for period extending from
SIX months TO year. glance at the tables
below will show how severe and bitter the fight has be-
come. The of January and February, 1875, are
those that wcr6 fixed by the compromise of the rail-
roads after the cutting that followed the opening Of the
Chicago Branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
during which the rate on grain to New York was
reduced to thirty cents.