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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18
Hughes ~ leagues Price List

Come along with your Dollars;
we have n large lot Of Boo'a and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, ut n great
reduction A large stock Of Prints
and Ginghams, Shirtings, Nc, we
shall offer very cheap. Remember,
T. MUGuEs & LEAGUE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18

1T. OSBORNE sells the Bradley
g. Metcalf Boots, from Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18
II0TEIS


Sy}NE.RtI lOINr Wis. Wei furnished room,
VI 1aHi stables suj reasonable eHargc. The
hest hr. ais Of Wac, liquors and cigars Away,
oS.,hAud.
MARX THRILL, Prop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18
w. Eastman,

|. A. FriederichS
DUYSlCIAN AND SURGEON, IApden, lcpa
county Wisconsin, l.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18
DR. II. w. Osborn

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN NDSURGE9N,
Late OF Cleveland. Ohio; has permanently
located I'm Mineral Puiut Ofce over /. hnyey'S
Irvtlry ~tlrt 96-im,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Lice. HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM-FLoUR DULL--wuEAr FIRM
ER-CoRN FrRMER--oATs LowER-wHIsKEY
sTHADY-PORK DULL-LARD DULL-PErRo-
LEUM wEAK-sPIRrTs or TURPEHrINE YIRM-
gosIN FIRM-oILs sTEADY-coFrEE rIRM-
SUGAR NoMINAL-FREIGHTs OUTFIT
THURSDAY. June 7--6P. NJ.
Business circles wcrc worry quiet TO- day and prices
generally favored tho buyer, though without marked
change. On Change flour dull ana dropping
Wheat active and drmcr. Corn nrmcr.
Oats dull and lower Whiskcy steady Pork and
spot Lice. higher futures closed nrm. Coffee
firm. Sugar remained nominal. Oils steady. Petroleum
weak. Naval stores Arm.
Corvrr.-Ro still quiet but holders aimed firm.
Mild coffee was quiet but steady. We quote AIRY
cargoes I6isc 1870 fair do ig4c.; good do i9'4c
prime do. zoe. 2O,ac: extreme range for lots fGhc
,c Santos fair to good oc 1oc gold, 30 days. Java.
bags, no 23c do, mats, 30. 24c
singapore. 1890. 2osc Ccyon 1Dc 21c.; Marncaibo.
Isc 2Oiic.; Lugunyra. lac 20c. Jamaica, IKE n
I9lsc; 81 Domingo. iG1sc l651c.; Porto Rico. 1sc
2Okc. Costa kica, lSc 2ic. Mexican. 1870. 20c;
Mucassar Inr 2ic Angostura. 1s,sc. 20Ac; sava-
nila nc y 2niac Curacoa TIC. l9c
and holders asking still higher prices which
had Tendency check extensive operations Liverpool
firm ot spot cotton npnnds quoted ~ Cd. and Or
lean 3iGi sales 1900 bales Arrivals. buyers
OFFERING I..S1d. more tpur market opened firm and 10
points higher. but the later months The advance
partially Lost The market closed q. with advance
points the later. tho closing prices to-day compared
with Wednesdays. were ~ foilows'-
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GoULDING's LITTLE GAME.

What has Mr.. Lawrence q. Goudng against tho
people OF New York thht induces him to msIcad their
friends by publishing an unreliable Directory Per.
haps have misjudscd him. There may, AFTER oil,
be method In his madness Who knows but what
he cecp laid plot with impccunious citizens,
who have prevailed upon him 10 give their last years
addresses tho hope OF misleading dunss With what
a sense OF security Mr.. Mantani, OF Third avenue.
rctucs to tho bosom OF his family, knowing that his
lown ~ tue Directory as sun OF the Old place
second svcnucl How hts wicked eyes sparkle over
the top OF his pointed mustachc as he thinks OF the
bills That are pouring In al Second avenue, and ne sits
nenr aud yet 50 lar
whom our youth should look with respect advertscs
his Directory more complete auc accurate, moro
comprehensive aud rcrablen than "any Directory
that Inns hitherto bccn published IN this city, when
no must know, as cvcr/ one else knows, that -
neither complete nor rel ,bc. Mr Vanderbilt 10 not
down IN TITS Directory bu, other men who are quite 40
dcud are. Our now citizens who came 10 as With tho
LIST OF May are ignored ana removals are utterly dsro-
pardcd How can Mr. Gouldipg REID tho pref
ace To his Directory and then look himself ~
tho eyes The ofcc Of this unhappy gcntsman has
boon nnythng but n pleasant place during tho piss
week. R,ghIcousiy indignant patrons have "wnntcd
10 know, you know aud n rumop can DO believed
have put their incrrogaions so as 10 cali TO.
cxcamatons IRON the protesting Gou,ding. II seems
that arc not going travel cut TO Harlem 10
friend VINO has moved to Fourteenth street without
knowing the reason why. Perhaps Goulding thinks
that the longest way round Is tho shortest way home
0thors are not VI this mind
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

liz. GALVESTON. Juno z. 1877
Cotton firm; middiing, iOysc.; Low mddng. lpIsc.;
cool ordinary Sssc Net receipts bales; gross, snes,
400 Stock. 4II2
Nxw ORLEANS, June 7. fS77
Cotton sirongi middins HE; low middlua. iO'.c;
good ordinary, 9c. Net receipts, II bules; 22
Export France, .642; eoasvsc. 2%,J sales 1000
stock 1878.
MoBrLv, June z. 1877
Cotton Grm: midclIng ioc low middIinr. lOi.c good
ordinary, 0ic Net receipts bales Exports cosstwisc,
i45 sales, 500 stock. 1921
SAVANNAH. June z. 1877
Cotton firm; middiIng. iic.; low midd,ing iO,,c;
good ordinary, Oc Net receipts 40 bales Exports
wise,a sales, 100 stock, 5.5s.
CnARLHsros, Juno =. 1877
Cotton Grm; nIddlIng. n low mddlar i0,sc iu,.c;
good Ordinary i,c Lobe Net receipts, IS bales Sales
7pl stock, 5OfA
WumiSGroS n. o., juno 7. 1877
Spirits ~ turpontinc quiet at 29c Roru firm 81 10
for strained Crude turpcntn t,ady ~ - for rard,
~ ~ yellow dip. =. ~ for virgin Tnr firm Mt ~ o.
Oswy.o. june 7. 1877
Flour steady aud UNCHANGED, sales % lOo bills Wheat
Corn mesi unchanged Mil iced unchanged. Canal
heights unchanged. Lake receipts Whcst ts bnshels;
$3.50 d.. peas, 5000 do. lumber .tS20O
CauaI shipmsnts-Lumbcr AZ 100 feet Flour shipped by
rail, 1000 bbs
Flour and IN rstr and prices unchanged wheat
qnct. only ltrht sucs 20 mcvs Corn dull qnotRlc NJ
!sc JDtse tor No Oats inactive Rye and barley
ccicd. st IN Hight tnde request other articles MONT
nal and unchanged Canal ircights nrn n advuncr;
duotlfe-wheat &C.. con-, 80. TO New York tolls N
ciudcdy sses rcpoucd--Fiour. sou hos; whcs H.5OD
bushels Port Washington private terms. wnite
winter atF2 1000 bushels do At ~ TO mcrs; 10
bushels kiln dricd sic 90 do sample ~ 47c.. 600
do Ohio at f9c., 900 do No. Western. TO mil.
isrs. ~ 6ic; 600 do. Ohio do - c2e; cara
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE g. l877-rR1PLE SHEET.

land made no change in the bank rate to-day. which
still is 8 per cent Tho OF discount for three
months bis The open market Is ~ az per cont.
Tho bank statement to-day shows increase specie
during the past wcck OF f2l60 aud tho proportion
OF the bank reserve to the liabilities now AK
against as last week The bank gained $50, 900 In
bullion today. Bar silver is quoted ut 5sald. per
In Paris reuas advanced to loaf 621sc., yes
tcrday's closing price being lo4f. 3oc. The specie
tho Bank OF Franco shows increase OF ~ 200 o00I
during the past week
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were steady during the day,
although llttle weakness was shown at times In
sympathy with tho decline In gold. The sales
OF the four.nnd-ahalf pcr cents by the Synd-
cate to-day wore $l,000,000 at 101h, gold and
interest," and some smaller lots at "a, gold and
interest The Syndicate. however refused TO proceed
with sales at this advance IL s stated that
tho subscriptions In London have been very large
much $5 000 900 bonds having been placed In few
days The closing prices limited States currency
siScs l22 1924; do. SKIES, 1881, registered, l1oX
u ILL do do, do. coupon, IFS 115k; do. do. 1866,
new, registered, 1868 1861; do do, do. coupon.
1903 1927 do. do, 1867, registered 109N ITO; do.
do do coupon. lis 1la'l; do, 1868, registered,
113; do. do, 40, coupon, 1le; do. ten-iortcs.
gistcred, ll2A 1126; do. do. coupon, 1l2x 1l3;
do 6ves 1884, registered, Ill III ri do do, do,
coupon, llljS 1lls do fourand-ahalf registered,
1891, 1913 a107h; do. do, do, 1923 107H.
WYM STATE BoSDs.
state bonds were steady at tho Board for Tennessces
and South Carolina Sizes to which dealings
fned. In New Orleans Louisiana consos sold .. 81
a SAX.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continued duh and nrm, and tho fol.
lowing were the changes compared with last previous
trf
consolidated GOLD scvcns, New York Central OF
1888 and ST. Louis and Iron Mountain lrs,s aud de.
cline or y In Paci1c Railroad Of Missouri arsts.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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CUSTOM HOUSE INVES LEGATION.
THE FRUIT TRADE BEFORE THE COMMISSION
APPRAISER BUTCHERS STATEMENT.

THE FRUIT TRADE BEFORE THE COMMISSION
APPRAISER BUTCHERS STATEMENT.
committee OF fruit importers, consisting Of Mcssrs.
Thomas A. Madgc, James s. Douglass and I. J. Wen
borg appeared before the commission at the opening
OF tho session yesterday and Impressed upon thcir
minds tho fact that this trade Is suffering greatly boz
cause special permits 10 unload cannot DO granted.
Sometimes seveniylvc per OF tho cargo Is LOST
We. tho Importers AFRO compelled 20 pay duty tho
whole Collector Arthur who was present, fully sui
tanned he views of the committee aud also suggested
that Il the allowance on iruit should DO aboi
isled more revenue would accrue 10 the government
from this source.
Appraiser butcher submitted statement, IN which
he says hc deemed II duty when placed In tho
Appraiscrs Depart cut to thoroughly tho plan OF
appra scmcnt tho efficiency OF the mon before sug
costing changes aud makes such Recommendations
now with some hesitation because OF his short expo
and The TACT that his predecessors during the
past years hayc 20 tar as no knows recon ncndcd
but few any, changes Ia tho system Of appraisug
the division OF work In The department.
REDUCING THE voRcE
lie has also carefully considered the question Of
ducng tho force aud hts Judgment that no copsid.
crab reduction can be made with profit 20 ths gov
crnmcnL AZ this season Of the your tho business 10
larger still In August His experience loads
him to tho conclusion that IN somc depart
mcnts there should be more 'horoash ex-
The appeals from classification Tor duty &c which add
much labor Of the Assistant Appraiser have IN
during the nrst months Of tho current year they
reached 5l5 IL Is important that tho openers and
pnckers should DO skilled aud experienced the work
they have to PERFORM and they should DO required
TO handle iron day aud lac-s tho next rho matter
OF damage allowance Is Of so much Importance that Tho
Assistant Appraiser In chnrgo OF that departments
should have that oniy 10 attend Ia Moro damage OK
amiuors needed Ia ordcr that two DO assigned
10 every examination made elsewhere ihun at tue pub
OF this department TO 10 called upon % mako tho
examinations Tor damage allowances their number can"
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

DEMAND FOR NEW LOCAL POSTAL yAcILH-
TIEs-AMELICA AND THE TREATY OF PARIS
AN IMPORTANT COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE
Golden CLUB OF LONDON.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon.
Tho following resolutions concerning the establish
ment of branch post oflco Union square wore
adopted
Resolved the Chamber OF Commerce OF the State Of
larry Interests, only Of the city Of New
@s, Of
osS TO ,1"s a ns oas s
mart q metropolitan commerce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
her be requested respectfully to autsnticsted
copy OF tho preceding resolution to the Postmaster General
AMERICAS NEUTRALITY AND MARITIME cAPrrHEA
The following important circular letter concerning
maritime captures, received by Samuel B. Ruggles
from the Golden Club, OF London was rcad:-
DIAN sn-l am directed BY the COMMITTEES Golden
s
an ns which asssa Int p
declaring tha~I rrvatsrring. and remains abolished
The =. "S Ts' o Sa w III
DO effective. that maintained BY force sucsnt
fai Tor me % detail ana probably
would have done 50 bad clause been added ascending
properly Of bciyeren on the high seas from seizure by
tho Other 6essrsq ssespt werS oon'tass"d unsr-
the negotiations that hnd been foot bv you TO attnn
to nothing sincs that lime ssr tho untod States
hive passed through great and terrible war, and the cir
e""mitsss ,h" the ms la, arrived when aero"tons may
he with view TO ooasn the sssent 81 those
nations which up TO tho present tmo have not agreed to
United states would probably b often nsu:
a ,nan In future appears 70 tho Of
The rn'e therefore OF the Declaration Of Paris n.t
nus, ,sna 70 hc s prosps ., your
total OF tnsn sewn Thousand ships.
with TONNAGE three million ton. THIS appears 70 us
the right tho goods Of beigcrsnt free from
capture in time Of would be an important san for you
Development which will undoubtedly take place 10 10.
foreign trade II also appenr. that tho fonr,h principle OF
Is one which must commend is,f 20 your Judgment LIZ
ceodnus subject which place tho is Decem
her 1870 in the New York Cham.es 81 Commerce aud IN
from capture on high the
u p S"se ia no = nsa .s
clinsd now TO- ndhcre g the principles laid down In tho
mittee venture to address yon your
this impartant matter anu also what you think ~.
s s spp n inc 6c"cs ~hsa :s.es shsn tho
ase now st a, res and therefore We hops IL
the which influenced many Amercans a. thai time,
Tho further consideration OF the subject will
no LONGER operate hsyo she hsSor g b, KoI, 0e,as's
On motion OF Mr. Rugglcs tho lcttor sent TO tho
Hon. william NJ Evarts Secretary OF tho Departments
state, Tor such consideration or advice as the de-
partmcnt may deem proper and cxpcdieul Debate
on the subject until the regular monthly
meeting October and 600 copies OF the circular
letter and Of debate OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
thc LIST Of DccomUor 1870 rotcrrcd 10 IN the letter.
wero ordered TO DO printed Tho Chamber then ad-
iOurucd.
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octopcr 100 at IL 4sc. 500 At H. &c., 100 ut I4oc
Z ssc, 100 q ii.aae.. 800 ., ii.ssc. 100 a,
II. 50c 100 ii.5Ie March 20i at 7oc Total 30
bales Grand total 49, leo bales Tho receipts the
Mobile. sayannsh, a7o; Charleston. -; Norfolk. II
day last week. baes This day last year. bales
Total since September 30 bales to last night, Cot
ton neights closed follows TO nvre by steam. &c.
somprssssd 70 Hamburg. by steam. 1lc compressed %
Sled by steam by san or compressed Market quilt
fLouI AND .inaiS-keccipts Flour 100 bbls wheat.
oat. 4i,5s do. rye $40 do barley. Go,2ta do harley
malt 40 do: Tho Hour market was dull and drooping.
sales making lower prices The sales were 800
bbs inclu ling State. Western and Southern, at the
ne xcd quotations Rye -four steady with sales of 275
bbs Corn mcal was steady with sales OF about 1900 bpls
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mixed Toledo seed At s4c Sc lake receipts
rlGur 500 be,. s9rs sLyn Se,asI ,i..oaS re-
iss1 do: oats. 100 Do rye aoaa. shipments. canal
wheat Ia51 do. Kailraad shipn,sn,s-Fcur 400 bbls.
wheat $500 bushels; corn fofoDd do oats. 77D no.; rye
rorrp,. June = 1877
Flonr firm. Wheat open-d strong ant higher. eiossd
Michigan, spot ~ 10; seller june ~ s5 No do 81 ~
No red w",sr ss 81 Do spo' q 2 a,ssa ;as: :.
amber Illinois, ~ IN Corn opened nrn closed easier high
mixed. spot, 5ic; No .nt June. SOC seller Jul,
sc Oar. aa willie. az Rsce,ps@whssi soc1 snsS
els; corn, 1900 do oat, 300 do Shipmcnis-wheat
ana higher; amber Michigan .p ~ 10; snlsr June ~ So
No Wabash red spot. 81 s,i: seller june n II bid
Corn casier M = seller July 5Dc seller August 5ae
CiscIEsarI June Z. 1877.
Flour In good demand tending upward, but unchanged
Wheat active aud shade higher red VI 7, 81 ~ Corn
tive and unchansrd. Rye dull ANA nomua' Barley duh
and nominal Pork easier aud iower Gloss sl3 u.
soaders ac es"r RIBS 20 81 eie"r sss Bacon
easier shoulders ai,c clear rhs, 7sc clear sdss SC
quo,aby lower Iinseed oil steady and drm re 7,c.
Hogs heavy and lower; receipts. 1000; sipnents So;
sasS = 81 bur Sa,e 10 gees 'aS = al
Che AGO. June T. 1877
Flour duh Wheat strndv aud firm; No prins ~ al
unchanged Oats steady vita demand " 31e cash;
F" s s" a at s . s & ssTsy sr ay s
july; - ss1 SGT, aas,,st - HSt%es's dull shoniacrs
sasy unshanvsd Receipts -esoJ 6s Hour SnshaIs
sso do barley No. fGTa s q s ea a. 4
bushels who 200 ,ldc corn, S7pn do oal: LOO DO
WSsa, unss,.oa but higher: 81 AK - july. ii s
august Corn active and higher; ~ July; 4slae Az
july: sis OK si5 ois August Lard dull and lover
50 liza July: 50 Is a 81 i71s. August
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following shows the advance and doclino In tho
closing prices OF tho principal active stocks to-day az
compared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE Western Union, ii Harlem, Il; Hanp.
bal and 81. Joseph, "a; do. preferred, 4.
DEcLISE.-pacilc Nal, q New York Central, la :
Erie, -: Lake Shore, u Illinois Central. III North.
Paul. Il DO. preferred, IL; Delaware. Lncknwanna
and Western, "a; Morris and Essex, TX; Delaware
and Hudson, Ia; Michigan Central, Il.
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PIfILADELPHfA ET0OkA
The closing priccs OF philadelphia stocks wcro -


The following wcrc the opening quotations for MIN
ing stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Gouid 4 Curry
II; Savage, 8; Cholar Potosi a0Is Ophir, 10; Hale
Norcross 81 Grown Point 90; Yellow Jacket, o: Boil
cher, 4; Imperial, u; Virginia consolidated, 90; Cali
fornia, 80; Overman. IA; Raymond Il Ely, o; Eureka,
q. ", 3; Best h Belcher, 15h; Kcn,uck, 3; Union
consolidatod AZ; Alpha, 10; Meadow Valley, ~; 81.
ezra Nevada, 4; Mexican, Sh; Caledonia, 2; Silver
Hill. q Eureka consolidated, 10l6; Justice, o; Julia
consolidated, TX.
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Mr. Hoyt Vice President OF the Pennsylvania Coal
Company. announced to-day that he will sell 100000
tons Of coal at auction on next Wednesday, deliverable
In six weeks from Juno 10.
The following tho statomcnt OF the gross earnings
OF tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad tor tho
fourth week in May
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 P. N.
rhE MONEY MARKET.


Tho stagnntion In the money market continued to-
day and tho rate for call loans was TX 1per cent
during the whole day. Prime commcrcinl paper was
quoted ut 81 Az per cent Tho following are tho
rates Of exchange New York the aforementioned
siilcs to-day :-savannah, buying 3.1e selling $40;
Cincinnati steady, buying par. sclliug lilo premium:
81. Louis. lilo premium; Charleston easier GIG u
premium; New Orleans, commercial u, bank }. and
Chicago firm, 90 discount Foreign exchange was quiet,
with the rates At 1904 ls74 for bankers sixty day
sterling bills aud 4.soA s9X for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET
There was further decline IN tho gold Market the
opening prico being 1861 ana tho closing 1861. Al.
most all business done was transacted at tho former
figure. The borrowing ratios wero nas, y, and Dor
cent
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TIE MARKET.
Advices from London report an advance Of In con.
sos the opening and closing quotations being o4x
late despatch quotes consols at % TO Unod states
bonds were steady, tho only change being advance
Of u IN the our-and-a-baf per cents. In American
railroad shares thore advance OF u to ~ which
was anerwsrd lost and Now ork Central was little
stronger. Tho closing prices in London were rs fol-
ows:-Consols tor money aud account. o4,; new four.
ands-haIf per cent bonds, 1o314; nve-twcntv bonds
OF 1857, 1o9k; ton-forty bonds, 100 1oo,s;
new nvcs, 1919; Eric common sborcs, 0h;
Erie preferred shares. 10; New York Central, s7ts
%; Illinois Central, 80. A rumor circulated
on 'Chango That England would occupy Egypt and
tho consequence was an advance OF per cont 10
Egyptian bondA The directors Of the Bank Of Eng
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dividend Of 81 per share on Caforn MIA was do
clared to-day.
Tho following were tho sales Of mining shares In
New York to-day as officially reportcd:--
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Stnncdtood Ordinary. D16c.; strict good ordinary,
10 alec. low mddng. l0sc. middling. lie Tho spot
sales we're follows -
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., June T. 1877.
Printing cloths 4sc. for best as bid aud fsc asked
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
cnnrMrprrsr.

LIVERPOOL. June rs p NJ
Co,ton-rntures Grm; upands low middng clause June
LONDON. juno Us 30 r. NJ
producs.-raow. 4ts As Id per cwI Spirits OF tur.
sugar. per cwt. for No II Dutch standard on the
spot ana 32r. Tor do aiioat.
NEw YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REroRr
LIvvRrooL. june z, 1871
Pork-Eastcrn dull At rs Western anil ~ aSA. BACON
Cumberland cut dull at - short rib dull ais 3D. long
clear anil ut 35s short clear dull 49, Hams Long
dull At 4s shoulders dull nj 2sr Btef-lnda dull
ut 9Os extra du.l ut 3s prime dull Mt sjs.
lard-Prime Western dull s5s It'd Taliow city
duh NJ los nd. Turpentiuc dull ut us. I'd Rosn
Common duh at 81 Sd, ane du ~ los I'd Cheese
American choice steady 01s Lard oil stoady OBS.
Flour-Extrn state steady nos. o. Whcnt-No sprug
dull AZ IFS 1Od, No. do dull n. I2s Id winter SOUTHERN
Ia the market winter Western In Tho market.
Corn-Mixed soft steady at pa
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, juno 7, 1877.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance 10 asy Is Ej2.O0l
Paris advlces quote five per i0fr 82,c for
the account.
United statcs four and half per cent bonds. ioaA;
Illinois Central, ~.
silver is quoicd ut Sgd per ounce.
Consos % 7-l6 for both money and tho account
PARIS June 7. 1877.
Tho specie In tho Bank OF France has increased
~, 2OO.0O0f during tho week.
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FINANCIAL.
]. 4 ". sELIGMAN 4 CO.,


IN future al advertisements pres~nfed for publication
eight O'Clock H. H. riN ~ charged double ras~s.
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HAVANA MARKET.

dAV A-NA
HAVANA. June Z. 1877.
Sugar weakening. Spanish gold 2!6a 2.Bs. Exchange
firm the United states 10 days. currency, x a dis
count short sight DO, "a u u PREMIUM
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they existed in his time, and as they exist
to-day.
Now, 1t is proposed by these theorists and
spectators to import this European system
and engraft IL on ours, merely because of
the corruption and abuses which have re-
suited from the rule of the Republican
party. In other words, they intend TO fastcn
these chronic evils ON the public service, and
when they are driven from power, 60 leave
them as a perpetual legacy. JOHN SHERMAN
is not likely to disturb the instruments with
which he and the other leaders have worked
nor is he likely to bring in a class of men
who would refuse to do his bidding.
Everybody knows the public service Is
dcmoralizcd In all the departments, and the
only remedy for it IS the knife. OF course
there are individual exceptions scattered
over tho country, but their names are as
familiar as the general corruption Is notOri-
Gus. A proper President to set the example,
and an efficient Cabinet to second him,
would soon cure the mischief which Grant
ism has inflicted and bcqueathcd.
The sham contemplated by ScHURz and
HAYES would. in the long run, fasten civil
pension list Of millions on the Treasury, and
such u ilsO mas aIrcauy p'cil s''luc" '"l rc"-
elal Judges. The oliicenolders are 10 pe-
come privileged class VINO must not be
disturbed NJ all during active Inc, ana wneh
worn out they are to he pcnsioned according
tothc time they have served. ono Is loSic"l
consequence OF the other. Nherc class as
tinctons are recughi1ed' ana bureaucracy
exists, as In Germany, England france
Russia, Austria, spain ltaiy' ana other ma
tons, TINS plan may work well enough Tor
II belongs To their traditional habits
ls' principle OF rotation IN ONCE which
docs not mean ina every nut" clerk IL 10