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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
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DRUGS CHEMICALS. &c-Generaliy tiaie Is very qns
aud cw alterations IN prices can be- n'is OPIUM ono ~
= cmeor 2,e @nssnS I.2 1891 @S g S 9g S
'' Co. Iniieo Z. re- asi 10 gold Guatemala, go
5e NSon ss,ps lIr ior rcncd Nrs ss
g5sase gold Cream Tarlar J2a$ic, s9ld Quieks.lyeT
- s5Ssi IS Tor Castc 81 sll.ds2 Tor Asb and $! %
,Gr 90 eulrenc S E.,entia o. 81 i2qa rs ec Tor
as 8 for wineTueen. and 50 for Peppermint in Tin and
u 81 y market for both LogSosl aud ra. has
wood Jamaica, gold s-CSs-l sanlo Dcmngo clrreneg
S73li@s.z6 saVaa sisss3 MaaeaCo. s@2asaS; santO
DiIfo ascl.r In, been q9ist but quota
os I 9 ,n no. 70 ne da Ign od ia have 5n dull AID IN
changed AZ 81 7a@tj Tor Georges Fox SrnE haI a mel
Fh6TR AND MEXL@Tnc Flour market more active,
extent Low grades we're shnas hlet W ah"I
Brand, rie8 .%GGy Un.oan s and supernqe
, wSre d sD cst 10 Great ian .a lI nnde;
lOo bbs low grade EStr9 at = 02Sss and D" bis
y Minis EH %9' T ,G lS 60 r loF No. 90 esey al
= lOasS 5o Common 10 GnSee sDesr IS. I4iS - ir
T %sse ana az choc Sass s" 10 for IuieIr 10
Extra state 80 lies6 70 ioT common No." and % 40
as ioi noce DO sSet' y9 for Inferior or
Good no. ~ 55di7 for Good 10 Choice do and :, IN, 91n
g 20 Tor r SnOf s"atS for Winter we.i choice
CIV Mills Extra; s5ds5 20 Tor Common 70 Fan E,sfa
- ga - or GOOD 40 81 20at7 30 Tor common 70
Good Patent MnS9 Ess sa SSs' se Sf ~ 5odsD -
sale. WITHIN The range 80 loa ~ 20 10,
d Hon 70 and 1i ssass IS for parcel, choice DO
h sds ar nan f,k southern Flour q
pan shipment to south A%fGa ssss o S' iSr Good
a. CHOICE do; IS 2OatS 30 for Common 10 choice FAMILY
Included IN he sales we're Good to Choice Extra for
south America a. dem demand 1% mainly hq the local
saIes Of 200 bills at 7jai5 30 chiefly at sjaf5 10 for
SS sale. az c7s ss Sb 7"'s'sss YsoS
ssy and Md, as srn in moderate way at 81 o7Gsi So
TRADE H. he g done yet decided changes have taken place
MusSstei. 81 75as5i Valencia 9a1ae. snltsna III IL.
sea sgio 1 G e a2 a6Ssi ruk rrans French
% 2 81 la i9 Jordan s2eSd
e. i5SiCc Eagy y F Taa4, iSc SMYRNA Ts 1870
ilc Brazil Nut. Gsc Italian Maearen ialic TaIiGsn.
a4sc Canton Gingc case 80 5OdtS Lemons - co .oa
s sano SGa G51Pfa. r Fa assI
Wheat ADVANCED , Si ,SG ns s0 can Es@
mainly for the former There was also some business g
but i sS sT W@ WI ea Wa y h but E
manly On 40 and , Eo sGpT u sRd at ' o Tst Tor
30 Chicago 81 sssi q lse. ~
for N o SnSS Il al 50 for
Guiding an % p p s q ' o SIY
charitable Rye was quiet and m at sG@s7G Tor GoS ale
81 SSoo 6a iS western wS made 70 arrive not soc
Barley and s ye M n Ss ane an" Win
at Csc and buyers at e6c IN bond Gresn ao bens
SsSs sS Pea: ava
shade easier With sny Es5y 5 moderate at n i"r
h Sa%sadS sd and
~ s Gas for S Steamer 9eo S
Inspected Western sa 10, MS yellow Southern "r"d
parcels were To- per bush lower with only limited d0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

In State bonds the attention Of buyers was In tho
direction of Missouris, which were strong, the pam
Is selling at 1864 st. Joseph issue at lOo Us OF
1877 at 103, and Us of 1876 at 1929. The District
of Columbia 1865 were up to 69l2. There were no
sales of city bank stocks. In railroad bonds there
was a strong feeling with sales of Central Pacihcs
at 1OS; Union Firsts at 1858; Pacific of Missouri
Seconds at SLASH; First of g.. c. and /. G. at
As Firsts Of c., c., C. and /. at 1854 st. Paul
per cent Firsts at 1852; do. Frsts, l. and NJ. Di-
vision. at 95; do. Sinking Fund at 89lA0s9ss; Cen
trail New-Jersey Firsts, new, at Ill do. Converti
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and Win prizes g s s9i dn %s
and Deans 81 65asl 6oi worthingtons MSTsna nl,s
ii 25@si SO Liverpool 50 sSOC st. Martin 300
sTfDc,over Seed was duh end nominal at lee state
and woser Timothy Seed was merely nominal IN o vaie 5 a
81 cac1ta S and BamSiy Lns bag sold private
n s9 quoted heller o. dm sSdd for some descriptions
notably Pepper and Na,megS and prices rule steady
@ s SGsn sge'Ss sre zs5 aaes
bsc cloves Idle. stems l5c Csss1china Lzgsa 81
7S7tc fnsnio' i3ssi$S s5S9Se al gold
rGAHlf SISH H aaS' p
prices ruled linn a. nese gulalon; ornsh AZ 90, o
iic Soft WRir a. StantaTd % 0q; 90 or A. sac
Yeios, See Raw sugar was N modras depand and
stealy; 7O7 Lhs Cuba Muscoyao at diI ahGs
ngai, 700 Mol sses sugar at TIC Fair Refining
TAlI0W-Msiket steady with sales OF lO0OoO ID fri'ne
TEAIrlere wa. better demand and the tone Of the
market was naturally Improved thereby several oss o. em
Old Green AMI ooOng brought steaier prices There was
ToBA ccoIThere has been pretty fair demand for seed
Leaf and prices steady sales 400 cases cndnS New
20 ba. ' Havs az a. Sc IT, KeniGeky io6acco
been fsE fS natS SSG no% &
1ss , % quiet and and q Cn p 81 m sGh @
%nisKY-M4.Fet lSi, Vita seller. a. 4 CSs gslon;
reached moderately lair volume which has st mulatsd
by holders Offering nrIher Idneenens 20 t INIT mi
small Pieces choice Xxx OHIO offered At iOc but even
orers Tao quotations California Moos are decidedly
ihe close marked by anil state OF a2rs IN
Texas Increased business has resulted nom bOldrIs con-
cudns acceptoweg figures Tor Pulled woods only imtd
inquiry ana as there are liberal sample Ilees snow
much weakness Foreign WOODS are without immSysms,nt
o74 bales Australian shipped ~ Lond0n ana ~
Ohio Fleece private terms 1900 Fui Chp @ LORNA at
20l23ic; $4,000 ID do private terms, 230OO Spring 90
zoe 10000 10 at S723c. 10000 do I5a2Oc; lOO
ID sheep at 20a22c 1000 Eastern Texas at 3c
I1UlS0 312Gc; IS bags Western do ct liD
l5c; 200 bas5 Old do at lSc 10000 Common on private
~ Super Pulled 80 bags EXri uo % bags tOh
ing bags Oregon and 81 bales Cape on pnya1e TERMS
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THEI STATE OF TRADE.
H.spanIrAN z,.nEr. TITS

IUTRpOoI June 9-l2SO mCottOn is steady Mlldlng
Upands Cd Mitdlng Orleans 6siGo Sales 100 bales
liz udne 1000 Tor speculation aud export Receipts o,-oO
bales of which 700 Amercan Cotton uies steamer
sales OF Midlng Uplands Low Mddng CLAUSE" une and
Iuly delivery AT 6T DO dor August ana september dthy
cry a I'd do pt"mber aud October Leyeiy al sd
y of the week. $3.50 bales; exporters TOOK 200 Dates
seclator, bales; Ia al stock, lOiSOOO bales;
American 900 baes receipts, 1900 bales American
$4,000 bIes; actual export 1000 bales amount Oh cotton
from the ships side direct TO spnneIs 5000 bales; American
sl ~ Op6 bales Tue reces Of Wheat for the past three
DAYS 10000 quarters, OF which olOOo quarters were
LNERrooL June 9-l30 p m.-Lari, SOC y cwt. for
American. Taow. ilLJ = cwt
LIVERPOOL JGuc 0-3 T. u-i'acohTLong GEAR steady az
steady at ,.G. TIlo~-lrme tiy steady at 4lt Wheat
steady. Corn-Mixed steady AZ 266.
lyERpOO, June $3.50 r. MOI the sales OF Cotton today
LIVERPOOL, Juno $3.50 p. m.-Brealstuis quiet and I'M
changed sales Of MldliDg Upands Cotton, Low MdiIhe
clause June delivery asaa; do do July ana Aueust
delivery AZ ij,sd August and September uellI
at BI,s, do, September aud october delVery ~ O3i
IHERrooI June $3.50 r. m-TodAy Is holiday AZ pa
chester, consequently there WI DC lao h c,se
July and August delivery at 3D. do DO Augst anu sep
TENDER delivery at Gllsd 90 90 for long Clear Mddes
d msl Y o. tor S Short clear addes
June 9l.3O D. M, " . oohus ioo'7' iAi' ie"'
Forties lO6a; New Ewes lO0 y -, oo, To- o,a. a.. !,
Tor The account Paris ayces quote ave per cent hehtes
Al I,'it 81 lac. for the account; -, ,eo.. II, ,o,,
LONDON June "a D. MI - Donls, iSoSs' oiuy iVt4
,sG-s li19, Ten fores l07 New Elves 1904 Erie Rll.
LOU Preferred 49, Paris advces quote nye per cent
RENE. M loaf Soc. for tine account. -, 80, D., -
I1SpoS June $3.50 y. m.-SDirits petroleum, sdo+d
e]"oSnoy lime e-Evenng -Calcutta Lnseed 1919 Sperm
o'ss,SSoRr June 9-United States Bonds, New Elves,
Io2i~
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We .prcx closing quotations Of foreign exchange

The monetary situation is the same as yesterday,
and call loans were done at 2@3 per cent. prime
mercantile paper selling at per cent and upwards.
lIe United States Treasurer to-day received $500
900 National bank notes for redemption. Tho Gus
.oms receipts at Washington to-day were 100000.
The Internal Revenue receipts footed up 100000.
the following is the Clearing house statement to-
cay: Currency exchanges, S57,00l,5ls; currency
balances, $2,3S3,409; gold exchanges, S5,G77,-
2l2; gold balances, $i19,925.
Government bonds were less active than yester-
Law. and the prominent issues commanded strong
prices. Sales Of registered skies Of 1881 at
I2Ols; do. coupon at 1884; coupon 5-20s Of 1865
were at f2Oas coupon 5-2Os of 1867 at 1924; do.
registered at 1872; coupon 520s of 1868 at 1885;
common 1O-iOs at 1883, and coupon new tives at
1l7bs The closing quotations were:
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bush BAILEY s%'s syc 5ss o sDfs
SS@eTWss az a oc, e SusS 1000
SaiS BY Flour ooj Sns %,sst i4cSJ 9a.h
rsshs opened S lssr s'S1S y tor Wheat s,aa
quiet sa Wheat nsse$ sales c Of dn Ssoe s,I SS' n
T sa, %sst ' if a az 5 qaay
Oats nOIin sales ye qseys d gG ssys Mes Lard
a%n at i5s e.' High digswines NORMALLY Il ~
aeTs, i dun s and Gishef no. bid No
GS 81 s eS spqS &c. SS Corr
a &c 6 spot aud July IGac August Rejected 4oc. oats
a 4sa s saS ESsy sS aa~
TO- spot SD o. July sly gbf 81 s ia
july I'll 5 august. en- " septemocT B"ik s as i IL
sao. oe sde Os WHISKY ,se pn. a. 9 o 1s
SO @ s oa DoS BUSH ye 100 eSs y
SSoo bush BUSH. a 9 Sa Sf Rye so
bush arls, 100 bush AT tss % the Beard
Gs c JSiy i SSs1st 6ats SSe s5 July
FStf eT s fS a Lake sad o@d Frsshs
Wheat l0i2c.i Corn. &C .,,., vv,..,
insays At sssi 20 Steady. Vim ali dem.na 4
4SSc 9ss T a a. nS Sr steam
icid i.c; Kettle lengsfsi BALI ", Meats s
s ssGn st aP sc sSi buyer July csa!
a s19 n far aGs smhls e 11G good
Far rte 20 SSod p15 gh : T. 1 S sS
a. 81 OF. Butter steady; MesEra Reserye l1@lsc;;
MlaSiuKEY, June 9~F.oar quiet but steady Wheat
DO Al OoI; July ST. Oo; August 81 OIAsi No do 0f.c
5gSt: So D fy 6ss7Sc no sao Snchangcd fishis
steady wheat BaEalo. 2a39c eesgs o H. bIis
psipIlA June 9-Flour quite duh. with general
Whsas o. 1000 sOs n ,nc's s E 1s 90 8,
ran zsj d % 5css 7s county
81 H. High Grades anu Patent at SIar 3d. Rye Fiol
q 750y4 80. Whelt steady and IN iar reue, or expert
9jc dSl O3; aud ungIaGed sprnS, " Is kye SO 100
Weser. ana Sic Tor IeunsyNaIia Con, a.ry active f
oats inactive; White 500 lac; Mixed and uDsound 3Jc
Petroleum, li4c. for RcRDel 1899 i0 Crhn CuDa sugar
Western Butt,r-tather better foeinc; Aowlork and
Bradford County Extras 300 .0c 40 90 tlIss u
I6dl7c do Seconds, 14aljc. Cheese veal aud unset.e
and Fancy New, lODllc Western tlne 9'1Sloo
Eggs strong Pennsyv1nls s Is
ceipts Wheat 1900 bush; Corn ,~Oo 'ush EXPLOITS
Corn, SO. 1873 bush. , ,,,,...,,.-
for pest graies No Fan I'll Al, 81 Al a June
No. do. ~ OF bid Corn fairy active 40 Mixed AaS
nrn; No 4 32l2c, cash and July Rye inaciyei oo cc
bd Barley, Ony sample lois selling Whisky ngmi.
nally unchanged Pork hIn Jobbns 10 Lard Iioiders
OF Winter let 20 today and 1900 sold at To- cur
make held at iO2c Bulk &C. Sieaa
Rib ana Gear Sides 1Oal02c asked and 20 90aSl1 80
BID BaconNshouIers Sc. RIB and Clear sides 1899
Bacon !, 6Oasj as Butchers IS 65asy so Cattle steady
80 5od ar fSsy a5Gs4 20 Feeders = 25asi So Common
Sols Flour % 900 Wheat $4,000 push Conn., $4,000
bush. Oats, 1000 Hogs, 90 Cattle ~ o,,,.
Wabash, I'll 362 No. l White Michigan, u 81 40 2Ioi
10 Amber Mclngan 81 Oh july :. ~. NO: Rsa
81 OIL; Rejected Red 81 &C Corn .lG unchanged oats
higher No.2, spot and June 35o; Mcnsiu '3S ae,ete'
Snts SUMO push shpnents-Faar 100 bhis. . Wheat
LOO bush Corn, 10000 bush; oats 1000 bush
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Ttc TO foIl5 Ss are the toial net receipts
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9Woo IN I'M royCi Scmand prices Is
,s,i a. New Unwlshed Woods srri"F; 30 washer nV IN
lie market az except ODD thlN one t'uh 'ss gu
", above 80 IN iS,. y .b'"ic Meulul
~, 1nsrse ri a j3c; New tr, u e.n Indiana, AMI
We.tSrn Fine 3Od53c; Meiun, . NI Coais 81 &C.,
ronInc washed Acc. do unwashe' olc taIa'i Nonip'
INC 5Oc Fine ssbed, zoe. tG4tc ali heun no. 80
Tub Washed, 31c. colorado Ssheu zVa 81; u' Ia snr
nHiIed 3Od32e.; Texas Fine and Medium ls~.yS.' w.
Coarse l4dltc; California ZINE and he"iuiu' A'-' wv
lGQlSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
THE BRITISH COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, June 9.-The circular of the Liv
erpool Cotton Brokers' Association in its review q the
week ending yesterday says; 1.-THE cotton market re-
opened with fair demand and though the supply was
abundant quotations generally maintained Amer
can has been in moderate demand and steady at I'M
changed prices In sea island business has been small
In futures the transactions were comparatively linn
ted and prices. after slightly advancing Saturday.
are now without material change from last Thursday
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper, Vessels. and Rn,troats
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-There ia only small business receipts
fair prices ore weak Pots and Csc Tor Pearls
BfiESWAX-1his market shows further decline undtr
quoted Ut 33a33i nc, ana Southern, 3id3jc.
BROOM CORN This market Is rather weak under cor, con,
timed dizziness. We quote: Brush snort SftSn
Hun, green. D. saa i0c Green medium y d. 1ao's'
anu Red and Red upped y b. 5dio ,, ,rodo ,r, nm NJ
quotations. quote Adamantine at l2GlIc. ioi I.D
IS ounce sperm az 2sd29c iateht Sperm Joci f"iahe'
2O02lc. Refined SyeImaceti. 2702Sc, D.. o..
.CHICCORY was dull at PC. gold Tor German ana o."
GSc. gold. for English .,..,
figures demand Anthracite has not increased FOR
cign duh and nominal We quote For LIVER
200. House Camel slidslG Liverpool Gas do so New.
castle DO f6 s5as7 do steam. ~ 5v6
So Provincial 81 50ds5 currency Ponnsyivania sst,
morclsnd West Virginia Gas 81 20 Cumberland Solt
ana Broadiop D. and Anthracite Sjas6 by the cargo
COOPLhAGE STOCh-TheIe Is nothing new IN w. ma X,
to report; business been quiet and guo'atiors with
ont essential change. We quote; Empty nogsheais %
az 5o Hocgs ia fes Ordinary 70 rra cb 90 wit ytl
Heads 81 85dsl O5 sugar shocks with Heads - inches
10. Rn,n SI,orks 81 Pipe shocks sG 5OaS7.
COCOA duh and merely nominal IN the absence OF sales
COFFEfS-There change in tho market for either
Brazil mild grades with trade dun there was far
Job bing demand however Rio IN invoices was quoted at
i5disc god and Java. 2Od 23c gold. for Invoices
CORDAuk-The following arr current quotations; Mania
Coraage. above ~ thread and Hay Rope, llc
10 do do. IL thread IA e.; do do. thread and thread
l5c.; ian1 CorGsgc Bolt Rope arms 10 3s,; 90 90
I3Lc; Fine Tarred Manila at arm. 5c; Sisa Rope SA2c
do " THREAD lOc do. thread and thread 10 &C. ia red
s~al Latin am &C. Fine Arrod Ssal do. 10 &c. Kuss Hemp
Jared Corlge lsc; American Hacked Hemp do. l2c
Jared American Lath Yarn lie and Zine iaiItd American
COTToN-The market on the spot isc. higher owing
10 better demand EXPORT which stimulated IN part
by Gmer market for futures IN Liverpool Ihrio ra
lyereJ The sales were 2ibS bacs oi WI en-
24O bales evening" including 9O for export los Tor
ports GO bales against 2 80 bales s DAY A "etk
25s bales this day last year The following are The ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

bles at Ill Rock Island Is at 110ai, and Erie
Thirds at 1924
The following shows the imports Of dry goods
at this port for the week ending to-day and since
the beginning of the year, compared with the cor
responding periods of the two previous years:
For N, Week. fS54. i.75. 1875.
Entered at the port 81 2SS929 81, 1885, g0 &Sl9394
Thrown on Market. l,206,51 L057860 s2i,l32
Since Jan. 1.
Enid at the 500 5s 500 s52 597 s73 s4lsl2127
Thrown market. 56O54,5Sl 54.33375S 42,744,760
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
FRIDAT, June 0-P. VI.

The stock market in the early trading to-day OK
hibted an extraordinary degree of strength, which
no doubt reflected the opinions of majority OF the
operators stn left within the speculative circle but
Is the trading is confined to regular professionals 1t
requires only day or two for movement either for
higher or lower prices to exhaust itself when tie
market turn in the opposite direction. 1t is OBJ
yious that the number of stock Spectators is grow
ing smaller ny degrees" if not beautifully less"
and that the great outside public who sometimes
dabble in stocks are now more engaged in realizing
what OF value there may be lef, in their present
holdings than in making new ventures. Western
Union. after opening at 65@i and selling
at Gsl2 rallied to 694, hut closed n
esOs. The recent quarterly report continues
to attract attention because Of its ambiguity. Won
Ger, for instance, is expressed at the facility with
which the earnings estimated for about ODe-half
Of the entire quarter year down 10 cent, while III
speaking of the purchase of controlling Iterest
IN the stock o. the Southern and Atlantic Company,
the cost (which ought to be known with absolute
certainty is given as about" 5000, 900 The state
meut for the quarter ending June says that
The profit: is.laSns the recent; f from div
stocE q, The g International ocean Tcleerspb
COmpany" for the common stoclJ viii $500 1873 II
The charges against these expended profits exc sci
down as follows:
Threeo months interest bonded
debt OF about s., 900. 900 $3.50. $li6.j76 90
One quarters proportion OF the an.
nnai sinking fund. ....-............ 10000 90
Purchase Of controlling interest IN
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company 4" about ................... 2lO,OO0 90
Construction 10 Mayl.......... $4,000 COS 9d77 81
Apparent surplus. o.
Upon this showinga dividend of liz pc: cent IL
declared from the earnings of the quarter ending
June 80, requiring the cash payment Of 9jOG,
1t will be observed that TIE charges
for construction are only stated up to
May 1, and set down at exactly $4,000
from Jan. 1 to May 1, while the average per
quarter, according to all previous statements from
this Company. has been $199,005. Iu view of the
fact that on the same day on which This dividend
was declared the Western Union Company, yielding
to the threats Of the merchants of Peoria to build
line Of thar own, or to give aid toward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

ALEX. FROTHlNGHAM y Co., bankers ers,r anu
N BROKERS No l2 Wallst make Tor =, LOCKS OF
ieetmate character. which frequently pay nom I'o
,,,as Ihe amount invested every thirty days "a ,.r.
REIJABLE STOCK PRIVILEGES noso,a. e,Ss - ON "a
Sfock Ks bought carried ss long as uesie, vi o
Die ra To- i've LEI cent Clrculan and weekly Reports
sent fros
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.1AfNFp.
!. InM MifllIn~...

food ordinary. %. MudluC lis
delivery there aiVRuc" OF fCc OWING
injuries IN Liverpool aud private terms iIp NV
effect that the forthcoming report ~ IN" Va
t!onal Cotton Exchange wOGd osit" reduction IN %"
acre planted Ia the Mississippi Eacv OF Ier cent AM IA
Whole reduction 81 pr cent sal,; IS
t.rlay afier D. June, 100. llEs.C July, 300, &c;
August ZOO lsT,sc $40. l7-c. 100. llsc; Sepembrr
100 lS7.yc January &c., Ne total 1000 bales ft,t
cai-AuEist, 100 l9i,zc -epsmher 100. l2c January
BOO iisisc say. 100 2iisc total 800 bales second ca
toii 800 bales 4rifd eall-Junc. loo. ~ ..
SaiS. roSay up 20 p ~, June 500 lI1i, July 100.
lIisisci / o 1lseq,ci 100 .Is,c 100 ll"isc loo.
lig.sc 10 l7 COO liNtsc.; Loo, llbisc AuGuri,
800 f2c. 800 l2is.c 500. 70 500. l2,sG 200. l2c'
iiqes,c 100 ll.isgc LOO 70. LOO i3.'sci 20 lSe
100 llisisc 500 izs. 200 llissc 200 ll'iale. oct2
be-. 100. 1Is's2c 900. II c 800. llFyi Noy,mhsT 90
IIii,,c 400 800. n Ac. 100 ll sci lOu .-4c
DccelnleI. 10, l.s, JauqaJ. 100 ilalee 100 i.,a.e
300 Sc total 1890 Dals grand total. 1000 bales
Al the close the market was steady The following were
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financial.

A GAS STOCKS. INITIAL Ann
"A. NEwYoRK, METRoPoLpdnIinnsNHi,t 1 IN s3ID'
and ali Kinds OF Brooklyn and Newf9x Gas Sesr'e' asa
in by Roam % 20 Broad st. N. v.
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IO sel "a 20 q ' DAYS is. seller co DAYS.


laIe.s satisfactory outlook Of the Eastern ones
tion ooc stoned feverish condition OF the London
market and United States securities declined
considerably from the advanced quotations noted
Yesterday Tho British COnsols were steady, While
Eric closed ri l2l2 for common and at Is iof pre-
ferred. There WIS no quotation for money. In
Frankfort United States new fives were quoted at
TOOL. In Paris the French five per cen1 hsntes
oue, ed at lOf S2l2, against 1O5.O2i2 last night,
and advanced to 104.95. The foreign exchange
market here was dull, very htlo demand
for bills. The selling rates were on the
basis of 81 S7'2 to the { for 60 days bills
and s9l2 for sight. There very little activity TO
the gold market though in tone strong at ll2'i@
1928. On gold loans the rates were nat and
one per cent for borrowing and ID 2 and for car
rying and later fiat again. Tho import entries OF
foreign dry goods at the port Of New-York for the
week ending tonight were to the gold coin vana-
ton OF Ss19394. The amount marketed was
1904 l34 The Assistant Treasurer paid out II 900
IN coin interest on the public debt, and $33 900 IN
redemption Of called bonds. The operations at The
Cold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared. S2O7lS,-
900; gold balances $500, 1857; currency balances,
1913, $50. We annex principal quotations OF gold
iI2a, I2OG...il27s l3O.....ll25s, 3OO...ll2'I
ilOO,...lI25. 1890 ...ll27s 2:O0.....ll2'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BuFyAIo June g. Reeepts : Flour, 200 ebs Wheat
Sosd~IloG LOO bbls, Wheat $4,000 bush Corn, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

sgcOsD BOARD-l O'CL

sc,,, NJ Sa,e Bonds Railroad Bonis-Brnk and Rail
rsgd Shgrss-EeDress SOrks &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
Cg-sALRS BRFORn
THE CALL

aovEENMENr STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK
5 500 Re- Sssred. ls65N 5000 Registered ,,s
IplOO ..........ll7 1000. ...........IIS
u 6.2 Coopoa, 60
10000. -.--......12Oesl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

PaClnC IL pl u
25....bc. Ga
Pitts, TT W & c q
25....bc 1881
40 BE- .ltS
Chic and Alton
llj..bc 100
Chic and Alton VI
lO7....bc l0S
Del. Lack q West
100 .......lu7 .
Ohio and Miss
60J....bc. II
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

Kcan, who sought to overthrow polygamy
by usurpation, and was himself over
thrown from Pennsylvania, the new Sec
rotary of war, q genteel, inoifensivo look
ing young man, with no external signs Of
Cameron morals or manners, as also Mack
ey Mann, and Kemble, and o. j. Dickey,
who ratified around in the seat Of Thaddeus
Stevens in the house from the District of
Columbia, ex-Gov. Shepherd and Freder-
lex Douglass. No words could do justice
to such neighborhood as that. From
South Carolina there are Il. u. Elliott,
negro educated abroad and one of the
ablest of the race, which is represented on
the floor to-day by nearly so delegates
Gov. Chamberlain, who has lived down the
suspicious created by his associations with
the rings in South Carolina f. +. Patter-
son, the statesman who packed bis carpet
bag in Pennsylvania and was made senator
in South Carolina Rainey, another able
colored man, and, at the head of the alter
mates, Whittemore, who was expelled from
congress for traffic in cadeiship. The great
mass Of the convention would attract no
attention except for its intelligence and its
dignilied bearing. 1t commands respect
rather than curiosity.