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The international Fish Commits
si0a is in Session.
The Usual Batch of War Item,
MISCELLANEOUS
SITTING BULL HEARD FROM.

SITTING BULL HEARD FROM.
Chicago, June 16.-A special from
Winnepeg, Manitoba, says that dis
patches from Fort Walsh say that
Sitting Bull IS sitting between there
and Wood Mountain. He has $50
lodges with him. He claims to have
won many victories over the United
states troops of which the public
know nothing, and exhibits numerous
trophies, including arms, wagons, &c,
some belonging to Clusters party. lie
holds that violation of federal treaties
by the United States authorities war
ranted his rebellion.
BISMARCK SPECIAL
says that Rev Abbott Martin returned
Yesterday from conference with Sit
ting Bull, held at the latter's camp,
in the British possessions, May 29th.
Martin was accompanied by six Sioux
Indians and an interpreter, and was
jylned while there by MAJOR Walsh
and other Canadian officers, from Ft.
Walsh, some sixty miles away. Sit
tag Bull was very courteous, hospit
able and attentive He told the same
old story Of his wrongs in an eloquent
and fiery speech. The conclusion
reached was that Sitting Bull would
not return TO the United States, but
would remain in the British posses
sions. He could not bear the idea Of
surrendering up his possessions, arms,
ponies, &c, and besides he feared for
his personal safety He appeared
thoroughly subdued The Indians
lost ali their lodges and many arms
and supplies while crossing the river
this spring, and are in a bad condi-
ton to continue the war. He has 500
lodges, or about /, 900 warriors. The
British officers sympathized with
them, and assured them of protection
during good behavior. Father Mar
tin thinks the band is better off as il
is, and recommends that they be en-
couraged to remain, and he belleve'
the Indian war over.
CONSIDERING THE PROPOSITION.
Boston, June lG-The stockholder
Of the Salisbury mill have considere'
the proposition to sell the real estat
stock of the corporation. The treas
urer spoke of the failure to have tn
stock taken up, and said he decline
to sigu notes for the company, an
said that notes for 900 were due
or soon would be, and that unles
provided for the creditors would seiz
the property. He moved that po
tion OF the property be sold at au
ton. After debate the motion WI
tabled and the treasurer resigned.
AN EXCURSION TRAIN.
Milwaukee, June l6-A speci
Pullman train of excursionists arrive
in this city at 1915 o'clock to-da
making the distance from Chicago
little over two hours. The cal
which are finished in American WOO
are the most expensive and elegant
appointment of any ever made in tt
country. They are intended especial
for the California line, west of t
Northwestern railroad, and oompri
sleeping. parlor, dining room a
smoking cars. The train is imme
ately under the charge of George
Pullman, president of the Palace {
Company, and Marvin Hughitt, g
eral manager of the Northweste
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
OFFICE OF f. s INDIAN AGENCY

'''117FT1F- TVV77'i = }
Sealed proposals, win be received by the under
signed al thls Office up to June DIST, 1871 for the
furnishing OF two hundred and fifty {25O) head of
native born (American) mich cows, ranging IN
age from three 10 seven years, sound, in good
condition and adapted 10 breeding purposes:
SAID cattle to be delivered at this agency, on the
west side of the Missouri river within thirty (30)
days after proposal las been accepted contract
by the commissioner of Indian affairs at Wash
ington, D. G.
4 good and eufficient bond, in the sum OF
s., 800 90 properly acknowledged and with two OF
more surettes must accompany each proposal.
The right TO reject any and AL proposals is re
served. No branded cattle viii be received.
w. It. HuGHEs
June II dot L. S Indian Agent
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FOREIGN
tRENcII NEWS .

u
aFlS' 'unc Io.---'oec''o"S u 'ne
lett, last evening, adopted resolution
TO be brought forward in to-day's sit
tino of the chamber or DEPUTIES.
Tba Rannel states If stronolv CON.
-, ~, -. ~ ,.,,;aat
'e'.'o '''o i'o'i05 " ~
an Tue oepu'iss " NJ ieaNe e"'iy 'oi
Versailles to confer, prior TO the
opening Of the sitting
The responsible editor OF the Mar
sel,oisa bos oaoin baan summoned ia
~ l.. r o;olotin,s ,bn
= .I,aote;1;.l ;e,,rnal .ao,. i n,b
l:.l,.a nator.f,,t;nn tbo asyortions
= aor4,';,, ,,.,.ars bas5;le to,i,a GOV.
y - '''''
e'i'iie'''' y ~ s'ie0' 80 ~ ol,'s
" - =
eomnls'9ial anu nlSauiao'u'''s '''9'
osrs = ''ie = '''i'' PIT;
,,raaiann, or M co,nci, snd minister Of
Justice. presented message from President
Mcmahon, asking the dissolution of the
chamber After debate it was voted to re.
ieI 'he oenana % F" eoinm'''9o
,,;,,i,,ar oe ;ntor;or road ,oossooa from
President Mcmahon. demanding the as
sembly to dissolve. Grevy moved an in
terpellation against the minister proposlng
the passage Oh q Nole q "anV oi conhuelee
aSatta 11n $500 l,,i,, ranl, ] 10 the ministry
I,,np1sovpn
BorIio limo 16-Uerr Bebel. socia
aoooorot and member If the Raicb.
-, .l..l -,
'''s' -
'no''ns '''f '9'''1pgnS Iri,,,s
-,
! a i''' es0i''' " - ~ = : -
IN the war
Germany will not issue specla
proclamation Of neutrality.
London, June l6.-The Russian
definitely determined to make tn
MASSAGE of Danube midway betwee
g paI,t1 ana Tnrnn Maonrili Tb
r
j
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DEPARTMENT.

Washington, June 16.-A treasury
clerk, named Robt. Kicker, having
quarreled with his wife because her
cat and kittens injured his flowers
threatened to kill her unless they
were kept out of the garden. Where
upon, Kicker began to beat the cat
and his wife to tear up his tomatoe
vines. Kicker then placed a revolver
to his head and exclaiming, ''you see
me" shot himself dead.
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Railroad Company About goo per
sons were on board Everything was
pleasant and the weather delightful.
The train started back fof Chicago at
2 p. m. A number Of Milwaukee
journalists were accom- .taaying the
party.
FISHERIES.
Halifax, n. s., June LITTLE fish
cry commission provided for by the
treaty of Washington, met yesterday
with closed doors. The case of Great
Britain was filed. Americans have
several days to put in an answer. The
court sits for short time to-day, wher
it adjourns for several weeks 1t is
understood that the claim for Cana
dian fisheries embraced in the case
filed by Gre 1t Britain, amount tc
twenty million dollars
THE SIX MOLLY MAGUIRES.
Pottsyille, June 16.-The board o
pardons meets to-day at Harrisburg
A strong effort is TO be made 70 have
the six Molly Maguires sentenced to
be executed, Thursday next, pardoneC
or their sentence commuted 10 impri
sonment for life. Petitions ia thei
favor have been numerously signcd.
THE SPANISH MISSION.
Boston, June 16.-James Russell Lowel
has accepted the Spanish mission, and vii
shortly leave for Spain.
ARCH BISHOP WILLIAMS
sailed to-day in the China for Rome II
carries large present Of money and tw
addresses to the holy father.
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srArr or PrNNsYlvANlA |

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
City and County of Philadelphia
John DcverauX president and W u. CroWel,
secretary of the PENNSYLVANIA Fire Insurance Com
pany, of Philadelphia, being duly alhfhou
depose and say, that the foregolnS rs Is q
the said company, that the said insurance COM
pany is the bona fde owner OF at least one nun nun
dred thousand dollars, of actual cash capltal,
invested in the state and United States stocks
and bonds, In bonds and mortgages OF real
estate unIncumbered and worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged' they
the above described officers OF sad Insurance.
VIZ VIZ. CROWLEY, JOHN DEyenpuX.
Secretary. freslueht
Subscribed and affirmed before me, this Oh day
OF June, 1877, notary public in said city and
county witness my hard and notorial seal
CHARLES CHAuNcY,
TsEA1l Notary Public
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
Auditors Office
WnEREAs, The Pennsylvania fire Insurance
Co. located in the city of Philadelphia and state
of Pcnns ylgania has filed in this office a sworn
state ement Gifts condition on the 3lst day oil De
cember, A. ID. 1876, in accordance with the pro-
visions OF an act OF the legislative assembly of
the territory of Dakota, relating 10 Insurance
companies approved January 9th, lSoo and Jan
| 1877
| WHEREAS, ON examination of the sworn state.
ment of said company filed in this Office, find
! that the said insurance company is possessed OF
the necessary amount OF capital invested as re
/ quired by law.
Therefore / John s. Sand, auditor Of Dakota
territory, do hereby certify that said insurance
company is duly authorized to transact the busi-
ness Of Fire Insurance in said territory, for the
year ending December 3lst, 1871, by agents pro
perly appointed
In testimony whereof, have hcreunto set my
hand and seal, this 18th day OF june, A. d., 1877
JOHN s. SAND, Auditor
/ [sEALl Per l.. Nj PURpY, Deputy
TT YTI yyYTTTrT1E,
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WASHINGTON
FINANCIAL

Washington, June 16.-The follow
ing was issued this p. n.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
10 A " Wyma,s, treasury ct tic
United States
SHIT appears from the report Of the
treasurer Of the Uaited States, comp
trollcr Of currency and chief of bureau
of engraving and printing, dated the
9th inst, that the amount of fraction
al currency lost and destroyed and
which, therefore cannot be presented
for redemption is $50, $50, ,l35 80. The
currency outstanding as thus ascer-
tanned viii equal thirty million dollars
Very respectfully,
,JCHN SHERMAN,
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Statement Of the Condition
OF THE
P E N NSY L V A N | A FIR {
INC LID \rlNlN 90

On tie 3lst Day qf Dcceo6cr 1876
The name oi the company is Pennsylvania Fire
Insurance Company.
II is located in Philadelphia, Pa.
The amount of is capital stock Is $1,000.
The amount of its capital stock paid up Is
100000.
The Assets of the Co. are as Follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands OF
agents or other persons...... .....S s59l2,52
Real estate unincumbered. ............ 6o0Oo,0o
BONDS OWNED BY TIE COMPANY To-wIr:
u S. Bonds Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, st. Louis Al d
other loans s............,..S S4s5,0s6 90
Penus ylvania Lehgh Val
ley and other railroad
loans bank and other stocks 549,33l W
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FIRES.
A FIGURING MILL BURNED.

A FIGURING MILL BURNED.
Vergentes, VI {, .Tnne lG-Morton' :
Touring mill burned this morning.
The loss on the building and stock is
estimated at 5000; insurance $I0,-
000,
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NoiIce.
Notice.
Of the estate Of Ega Ratid Luedke,

In the motter Of the estate Of h,eo Rolid Lue56e,
decedsed
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Catharine
N Nj. Luebke has filed her petition with the
Judge of probate of Yankton county, d. r., pray
ing that letters Of administration OF the estate
of Eva Maria Luebke be granted to her, and that
sgid application will be heard ON the I'd day Of
July 1877, at ten O'Clock a, m, at general term
of the probate court OF Yankton county D, I i, at
the office of he Judge ofprobate Of said county,
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
this 18th day Of June, 1877, at Ysnllton, d. 4.
Seal J.. CONGLETON,
June15d-l0d Probate Judge
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Eakem Sp.

Ou mg.premfses June Sd, 1870 one sorrel pony,
three white legs and bald face. The owner Is re.
quested to call, prove property, pay charges and
take the animal away
FELlX DmGER,
Five miles northwest Of Yankton on Scotland
road, Junc7-d&w3w
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FoR HEIFERs AND
CONS
OrFIcE oE pEror QgARrEnMAsTER,

ST Paul Mimi. June 8, 1877.
Sealed proposals in duplicate viii be received
by tRc undersigned, at this Office until II o'clock
a IN. Tuesday June 2G, 1877, for the delivery of
the following numbers (more or Less of heiters
at Yankton. u. T., and two hundred (20o) head at
FIT. Abercrombie, ID. t.
These cattle must not be less than two nor
more than four years old and of American stock
sound, healthy and well formed animals of aver
age size.
An classes of wild cattle including Cherokee
and Texas viii be rejected. Cattle to be recev-
ed subject to rigid inspection by officer of the
army or such other person as may be designated
for the purpose.
Proposals viii also be received for any number
| less than the whole specified. Delivery to be
/ completed by July IS, 1871
Prompt payment may be expected.
Il. B. GIBBs,
Depot Quarermaster.
June sd To-
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June l3.dt22
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MAR nnETs nY TELEG RApH.


WALL STREET
New York, June l6
Money 1l2 per cent
80, "a,
60, ,.,,,,..,f,. t;r,,.n
SEw YORK MARKET,
New York, June is.
WuEAT-pan, md slightly In buyers favor.
No sales.
CORN DUH and lower; western mixed, 56H@
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THE TERRIToBY OF DAKOTA,
Aud;tf,Vts Otiicp

Therefore John s. Sand auditor of Dakota
company is duly authorized to transact the bust
ness Of Fire Insurance in said territory, for the
year ending December 3lst, 1877, by agents pro
nnrlu nnnnin1nd
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Mil FEED .nsa.ns. .s TslEa ussh.sssa L.ss re-
osooo feet Grain on cans from Buffalo and osweso Tor
sSscoo DO; DATA 1890 barley $500 '''''''
BUFFALO, June 10. 1877
@ ' NR:.s % a s 40 's iirsaIss
s saS q ear $fns
s... At 81 o Corn II good .aa Arm Cal. Beard
a.. ii. S . ': .s II So5' 81
"a. s b 2, July 600 40 =, see for AnYSas' 200
asked isr Aa.a.s: oa,ads sales a.ooo bushels
s DO so ss a so a n Soash, at or
s as 1ss %ssS g AIS goo g. % %sss al q.
vs1y s.sd rm ose. ssies N1 Es s"d
sashs. corn sS
soa 1858 d. dbl s. ryo a
d, S4ae p nents 70 q, x ilds.s Du.hss;
ds r. iassnsai,s point. Corn as7as Bushels: wheat.
$500 oashss corn. 1900 do :oss s,ioo do POO do
Flour arm. Wheat .soaey No white Michigan ~ u;
ssss he'd At y 80 u 50 nd: 10 red WINTER spes.
30 rsa a' 81 So 80 amber Michigan VIII s. ST. Corn
ssss ADJUST ass | s 'ps 40 sss ley
sa ss,, dS wss .s 20 ss.
shipiuenss-IOOo bushels wheat 1900 90 corn aoo da
gan .assr spot. ' Ss M % Sii J Saas
cs III red .sa ley s sss nj - So t.
CHICAGO. June H. 1877.
Flour steady aud Arm. Wheat strung and nirher: No.
chiesgo spring. 81 47b cash. ~ 49, 81 ss., Jaly;
81 -5h. August. Corn podrr Itey AID M
4s1.e cash; ite July. t7yss; August; rejected, ace
aa s's and sYs
Barley steady. and unshsnged Porn active. nrm and
hi her. siz u.s. cash, Sl2 IS Si2 71 July sI2 sTis
$i2 ~ August Lard ste~dy and hrM - 49, cash - 10
- 77ss, Juy; 1885 y s. Augat Balx meats irregu
short clear, 7s4c whskey steady unchapred
ecripts: Flour, $500 bbls wheat. 1900
bushels; corn, Sso 900 do oats, 5000 do rye 1880
d.. barley, SuU do. shipments Flour 5000 bbls
5000 bush.,s corn. 33 900 oats. do rye
800 do barley II o) d. the afternoon call Of the
Board .--Freis Buffalo lower At lc; wheat
higher 81 +'s Jay - a'is auxas. hgnsr;
Lard hyher So 80 - s2ts july IS SIX - 30
August.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June 10, 1871
Cotton dull middiinr. 1ijsc low mlddlins lie; good
ordinary. iuhc Receipts, 1888 Dalea sales. 81 stocs,
1918
NV ORLEANS. June 10 1877.
Cotton quiet. msddling, II 20. low nlddiinr IO,{c
good orit ioc Net receipts iJ7 baes gross, l33
Exports so France, 4o62 sales. 90 stock sIU53.
NOBLE. June 10. 1877.
Cotton quiet; miding lie low middiug. iUlsc. God
ordinary. 90. net receipts 1870 bges gross, 7JS
ports eoastwlsc ~ sales. 100 stocs. iifis
SAVANNAH. June TO- 1877.
Cotton dull lower otsl middhng, ~ &c midding,
l04c. good ordinary, lOi4c receipts, 2S7 baics.
Exports eoastwse. TO. Sales. ~ stccN. is22.
CHARLESTON. June 10. 1877.
Cotton quct middling, III Nc low middng lie. good
Ordinary, lusc- Net receipts, A. bales Sales 80 Stock,
2U@4
WrLHfscros, N. O.. June 49, 1877.
Spirits OF tupentine steady 2~c kon dbl ~ IS
strained. truae turpeiinc STEADY ~
81 10 Tor yellow DIP and ~ 30 FOR virgin Tar firm
81 No.
pswFco. June 10 1877
Flour unchanged; sales 400 bpis Mhe ~ ady, sales
Of ,Jpl bushels milling extra whtte Mtcbi "a ~,
100 do red stare at VI Dos DO ~ vs No.
milwaukee club ~ u ". Corn dali, salss Of ~
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON. June ~. 1877.
British trade says -'unaer tbs inaneuco Of con
the arrcu urai situation. Forage cereal crops are
sSwsE Sa oIs s' Asyv .ry The
fallen and the the country has Undergone rapid
ear, and with the exception OF a low complaints
tho 'ss s s'r's plant speak Which RI. bee.
making progress during the past ortnigh Barley
sor In mos: as.ess lass rain and
men, Grass md clover have srow asuran,iy
As co.tns VIII co'nmeace shortly e.ntinusnse Of dry
we be gathered ia good order Tnere to
The country to be memgrely supplied with
home grown wheat while at Marx lane offerings have been
would nave been to ELECT Sales bu vnce
pearance crop In very fow sales have
Sssa the " a ,S, Of has .s
LONDON but as the market has been recsny subject
s ~ and p"n m s sns g. as n
s,sss from the fac; s that At the
Of the between and harvest will absorb
ap' from ss has give" M and p soa
what anaa saos 20 ss decreasing OF line
vailed trade darag the past 5as-
o1 s %ho 70 satisfy
selves ~ J., rs per quarter less money some want Of
s"a s ssaa Win srn.
% s s%s say'e S
oSs have bee" I would
accepted TO effect sales Maize ruled quiet without quot
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, juno 1875 r. NJ
Cotton Futures firm; upands low midding clause.
july and August delivery, 30d upiands low midiing
clause october ana November delivery. Is 1l-22u.
Trade keporThe market for aud fabrics Man
chester s quiet and unchanged
Produce-isehned petroleum. l0kd l0zd per gallon
Spirits oil turDsntino. 2os sd. per cwt.
AsrwERP June 10. 1877.
Petroleum, 2ski. for fine pale American.
LONDON. June lo-Evening.
Linsecd oil EFT los. per toa.
LivKRrooL. June 10, 1877
Pork dull at 70s Western dull 5js.
Cumberland dun 81 33s short rib dull ut 35s. Cd long
clear dull 34s 3D. short clear dull st SIS HamsLong
duh 53s. shoulders dull mt ITS BecfIn lila dull
at Sos extra mess dull At ala prime mess oni a, SOa
Lard Prime stern steady Mt 4fs I'd IaowP me city
+Os dui ut 20. I'D. Rosin Com
choice Lard duh Ala Flour Extr, state
du at s,s Whea-No spring dull ut Us No. spring
dull ut lis. i'd winter Southern none In the market,
winter Western none In the market. Corn-Mixed solt
steady At IDS.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. June 10. 1877
The Tmas, In It's money article .ays THAT rentcs
IL IL generally belle that the stock H. man
ulated for political ends by the clerical lutionist
few have only to give notice that they
thin three days the stock witch they previously bought
bny price be able to fulfil the demand
The Stock Exchange opened frmer to-day but thcrc has
been relapse prices In consequence OF basecss
regarding the attitude OF England. reduction of
talked or
LONDON, June 1874 80 r. NJ.
Silver Is quotsd Mt SO 1i-16d per ounce.
Consois, 9iss Tor both money and the account.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Lice HIGHER;
FUTURES CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUk DULL
WHEAT FIRMER-coRN FIRMER oats QUIET
wHIsKEY EASIER - PORK FlENER LARD
FiRMER-PETRoLEUM QUIET-sPIEIrs TUR-
PENrISE QUIEr-RosIN QUIET-ons STEADY
COFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR NoAINAL-rREIGHTs
QUIET.
TUESDAY. June 19-6P ~
Business was almost everywhere moderate to-day,
and commercial values experienced no radical changes
save in = few instances. AZ the Cotton. Petroleum
and Produce exchanges business was small and the
markets quiet Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
was active and hrmer. Corn fairly active and nrmcr.
Oats were quiet. Whlskey easier. Pork drmer
Lard WAS shade armer. Freights quiet Cotton
the spot l6c higher and futures closed steady Coffee
was steady, but sugar remained duh and nominal. Oils
were stsady. Petroleum aud naval stores were quiet
ASHES we're selling IL sin all lots At 4kc 90 for and
6tsc a &C. for pears
AxrlxoSy WAS quoted At 1ckc, gold, for regulus.
BaxswAx steady vt Doe sic for Western and South
cru Exporters offering soc.
BRooAcoRs dull ut SC for red-tipped Sc Co.
for nedium and &c. &c. Tor choice green.
CorrKE The market Rio quiet but steady; a
small sale OF l73 bags made j. L. Penaersas on
private Mild cones quiet steady THE stock
OF Rio III FIRST hands Galveston Is 5000 bags
at savannah, 4,5s4 do; Baltimore. II. 1857
dol At New York l255t0 do Total 152 4sl bags Stock
In secoud hands AT Now Orleans 5000 bays; Baltimore
$3.50 do New York lo9.0tB do Total stock. 35o37e
basa Ahoat loading Tor United states 10 MAY 20
25,4a0 bags Purchased for United states June 10
5000 santos 5000 bags. Total visible supply, 400 79
bags We quote-ordinary earsoes, 1886 lie fair do
lo1sc; good do. Zoe zoe. prime do 20 2ohc
treme range for lots. 1916 22lsc Santos air good
1875. 1vc. god, 30 days Java government bags, re
DE do. mats, pc. 24c Singapore 19c 20sc
Ceslon, l0c y ala MarAcabo lac. zoe. Lagusyra
lec. 20c.; jamaica 1Tac. 9iSc. St. Domingo, l6tsc.
u lesac. Porto Rico, lSc. zoe; Costa kca. lsc.
2lc Mexican 1shc. 19rc. Macassar. l9c. u aic. 1;
Angosnra ls5ac. 2O1sc Sayans. lsc a2oc.: Curacao
coorksAGx STOCK was Quiet We QUO e:-Molssses
With heads 3S-nch. ~ 10 - 10: do. do. 3B-incl
So as 50: emnty hogshesds - SO; hoops feet ord
CorrhR was quiet but unchanged he sales ab, ut
10000 los IT i9l4c n l9ssc closing " that.
CokpAGE was qnsi and unchanged. We qnote:-Ma-
dsss bolt RIPE yarns. lec itc tsrred Manila lac ;
sisal rope. 9Sc. lotsc New Zealand. lisc. i2sc.
Russia hemp tarred, l4c.; American do. l4c. Russia
bolt rope lie.
corroS the spot qnie but the decline OF 1l6c yess
day recovered to-day, the market closing lc better
Futures were not very active but closed steady with
advance FOR the day Of from II The closing
to-day compared with Mondays were rs iollows:-
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THE CITY'S HEALTH.

Fourhundrcd and fourteen deaths were reported N
have occurred Ia this city during tho week ending
saturday, Juno l6. which q decrease 10 ~ com.
parca with tho preceding week The number Of deaths
reported tor the corresponding week OF 1879 <59;
1870 $50; ls5t 4so; 1873 4a5; 1872 G32 Tho actual
nortality Tor The week endina June was 40 whicn
\ 10 below tue average Tor the corresponding
OF 10 50 per lUU0 persons nviug the popuIstioa
estimated al o,63l6 THIS death ratio below 70 %
the 80 European and Asiatic cities whose rsturna
wore received In this bureau durpg ths past wssk
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The closing prices OF Phiadelphla stocks wsrs.-


The following were the opening quotations tor min
ing stocks at San Francisco to.day:-Gould 4 Curry,
ISIS: Savage IL; Chollar Po,osi II; Ophir as; Hale
4 Norcross, To- Crown Point 61s; Yellow Jacket Is;
Belcher, Ia; Imperial. 2; Virginia Consolidated, IS;
California, 40; overmar, 30; Raymond 4 Ely. 10;
Eureka G. ", 3; Best 4 Belchor, 80; Kenluck. Q;
Union Consolidated, 8; Alpha, Is; Meadow Valley
IA; Sierra Nevada, z; Mexican, 10; Caledonia. OK;
Silver Hin, ~; Eureka Consolidated 10Y Justice
Is; Julia Consolidated. g.
The sales Of mining shares In Now York as oo1cially
reported wero:-