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The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01
The Anti-IonOPol1St-
Sc1ENcE+

The curions fact has recently been
pointed out by Mr.. J. w. Gordon, IN
the Journal of Anatomy and Physi-
ology, that at every beat Of the heart,
the whole body is projected small
but perfectly obsel vable distance IN a
direction from foot to head-that Is
SO that any pressure exercised by the
feet would undergo a diminutlon'
while a pressure exercised by the
head would be increased. When the
heart contracts quantity Of blood Is
propelled down the aorta, while at the
same time, the whole body is caused
to recoil with velocity which bears
the same ratio to the velocity OF the
weight of blood driven out bears t(
the weight of the body.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01
PATENT MEDICINES AND SECRET REM
EDIES.

The subject of patent ana pTOpfle-
tary medicines is an interesting one,
and it's discussion involves some DEL
icate questions of honesty and ethics.
It is one of the most stringent rules
of the regular medical profession not
to copyright, patent. or keep as
secret any remedy discovered by one
of it's members. Physicians are sup
nosed to devote their time and
strength to the alienation OF suffering
among the human family; new dlscov-
cries are at once published for the
benefit of the race. A man who puts
forth any preparation, whose compo-
sition he keeps secret, and attempts
to profit bv the sufferings OF others.
is denounced by the profession as a
ouock. and physician will seldom II
ever prescribe such remedies, even II
they possess merit, which, no doubt,
they sometimes do. A credulous
community eagerly purchases these
widely advertised medlclnes' anu as
; the profits on them are us'tney
: are generally recommended by tne
druggists, and, as we all know, tntiI
sale is immense, as shown Dy Ihe
success Of Brandreth, Ayers, Helm
bold, and others. In many cases the
composition is known by the proIeS-
; sion. and hence sometimes they ad-
; wise their use, but usually the profits
charged bv the manufacturers render
, it preferable to administer their con
! tents in another form. In other cases
the manufacturing pharmacists are
y able to combine several substances
to form neater preparation than car
: !, be made by the retail apothecary.
Il The German chemists are very un
merciful to those who would impose
= upon the public by worthless prepa
Il rations: and one Berlin journal, tn.
Mdustrie Blatter. edited by DR.: +
- Jacobsen, offers to analyze gratis an.
~ !, natent medicine sent to them In tn
~ original package. The analyses 0
- over eleven3hundred such prepara
iG tions. made by DIR. Hager, Wittsteln
! Rose. Chandler, Reveil. and others
~ have been collected together by Z
= Hahn and published in book form
os J. Springer. A few of these analyse
y III we propose to layI before our reader
u for their information and amusement
~ ~ remarking, however, that in man
q cases it is impossible for the analvs
/ 10 exactly utttIuIluC oOAaS
"a organic remedies, such as gums
~ balsam, and resins. when in com DIN, |
2, ton or solution, and noting the dln
~ Guilty of accurate translation OF pna
- maceutical terms:
av DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical ~ u
ha covery. A one dollar bottle hoids :.
> grains of a brownish colored cIes
liquid, consisting Of ID grains pul
honey, grain extract Of poisonous
nd acrid lettuce (bot. herba tdc1ne =.
nd rirose, grains laudanum. loo gran
on on dilute alcohol l64 per cent? tastlI
like fusel oil and wood spirlt.wltn !
cir grains of water.
er. DR.. Livingston's Ant balsam,
We German remedy, consists OF q gIaL
castor oil. 2 grains balsam OF FER
f a and 5 drops oil Of bergamot.
Of American Tooth-ache Drops. ma
ery by Maiewsky, in Warsaw, have dl
zen erent compositions. Inose VIM
has took the prize at Vienna consisted
80 Common salt and brandy ,colored wi
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

"And so they have electf
speaker of the house, remarke
Randall to her husband thf
evening, as the two walked dq
steps Of the Capitol. y esj
"Well, they can elect you spf
the house all they want TO, co
Mrs. R., sharply: "but OF COZ
will understand, Samuel, tina
tinue to be the boss OF the
The Speaker said the cleri
nroceed to call the ayes ana
Mrs. Randall said it Wouid !
by consent.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

While I make the largest demand Tor
freedom of investigation-while l as
a man Of science feel a natural pride
in scientific achievement, while l re-
gard science as the most powerful IN
strument Of intellectual culture, as
we'll as the most powerful mlnlstrant
to the material wants Of man; II you
ask me whether science has solved,
or is likely to solve in our day, the
problem of the Universe, | must
shake my head in doubt. You re-
member the first Napoleon question.
when the savants who accompanied
him to Egypt discussed III his pres
ence the origin of the Universe, anc
solved it to their own apparent satls
faction. He looked aloft to the star
rv heavens, and said: ''lt is all very
we'll. gentlemen; but who made al
theseP' That question remains un
answered, and science makes no al
tempt to answer it. AS far as l cal
see, there is no quality in the human
intellect which is fit to be applied Z
the solution of the problem. 1t en-
tirely transcends us. The NINA Q
man NAV be compared to muslca
instrument with certain range 0
notes, beyond which in both dlre'
tions we have had an infinitude OF
lence. The phenomena Of matter an
force lie within in our intellectu;
range. and as far as they reach W
will at all hazards push our inquiries
But behind. and above. and aroun
all, the real mystery Of this unlvers
lies unsolved. and, as far as we al
concerned, is incapable Of solution
Fashion this majority as you vii
!. with that have nothing to do.-fro
{ IynddH.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

.Brandy, / hope" murmured
or on a desert isle, when he
ed to pick up large black bottle
the waves had washed to hlf
..Reer. / expect" he said 1
pausing in his labor OF tuggina
somewhat obstinate cork. II
by Jingo !" he Indignantly excii
when the edifying but scarcel
viyial contents Of the flask w
posed to view,
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

Il was born in Bath said a q
looking customer, as he harangu'
crowd at political meeting, "ar
love my native place. "Y ou a
look as if you had ever been q
SINCE" said one Of his hearers, a
proceeded to land an opposition
didate.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

A western paper announces the
ness Of it's editor piously adding: .
good paying subscribers are requf
ed to mention him in their prayf
The others need not, as the pray
Of the wicked avail nothing.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

The young man is sedate. He
thinking how he will have his ove
coat made up, and what kind OF
story he will tell his tailor in order
get it out of the shop.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

A farmer entering his son at Ok
ford. inquired: "What will be the ad
ditional charge for teaching him to
read and Write!''
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

A man intruded into an lrishman
shanty the other day. s'What 40 20
want!" asked Pat. Nothing, VIZ
the visitors reply. "Then you IL III
it in the jug where the whisky was
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

G. A. Dana's income as an e
and stockholder of the Sun Is sa
be over $4,000, but he earns E
cent of it. You're right he does
the champion liar Of a glorious !,
try like this amt worth that VI
is he worth!
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01
MtT AND HuM0R+

father of a two weeks old baby
calls it Mas newly discovered sate'
lite.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

Mrs. Garlick. or California, is run
ming for school superintendent, and
naturally looked upon as strong can
didate.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-11-01

A new definition of an academy o.
designs is young ladies' boarding
school.
, 1877-06-18

interest n them, and In every i,,nlanro
where seh9ols had been opened the Intliuns
Why there Is no greater auccesa In educating In
dsans is that, willis educating them amongst
their own tribcs. tho. only attend school n few
lIours, and tue rcst OF The time Ia tnent in learn
toms. think It next to Impossible to try anl
ctlucato them up to the standard of ti,s
whites, and let them at the sane ttn,o
tSs;, fSs' otIa,nn' wth tier t,be WIN 5e.s'n 81
astonishing that in all this Ereat country
/. thcrn is not public cnl1cRc to cducnto an H.
llai IN. However willing some enlightened
lntltans (and I know there arc many who aso
nlow tflcr children TO hc sent to tome tnstftu-
tlun 10 bc educated, thcro 10 no such institution
TINT | an aware Of So far as ny pertonal t1-
havr tho little, son OF tho "sons ii
lin tcll iie, o. have the slightest inclinalion
10 steal, or do anything In an undcrl,and way,
hit manners he IL pollto and respectful and has
sufficient tact to win the admiration and, may
say, affection Of all those with whom he comes
ID contact. can recommend others to try tho
tSs' s md and Try and 20 .Gmssh9e sr
erty loes 'see Seem " stranro rs ''n that o. xa i.,
have magnificent Institution Ia Washington
for nc education Of the black African, n,lI
mono for tho "noblc Red man. Tho true r,atIyn
Of this land. To say that there are not natives
worthy OF education would 10 an Outrage, Is
there ase maiy tribes WHO hnvo always becn
the United States Government does lItt1o ur
nothing for those Indians who bclave Them
selves. On tho Rio GIrando In New Mcxlco
can, be found Indians who iliyo in citica
have lived In cities, anil, to ccr.an extent, live
lfko civilized people. Certainly they are nj do
serving Of having tho saino cl.nnres Of cllr,ca-
ton % the colorcd man: l am willing to admit
some dcfonder Of his oppressed rarc.
c. GEyTTtE
, 1877-06-18
nf TEI4EGIsAHlI.
NEW FORK.

~ tM RtS<fn Aff1t1affd FfSfA,
NEw Yonk, juno 1U.-uold Upcned At los and
closed at l0ih, with all sae4 to-day at these IT,
utra. Loaniuc rutes =, III, ~, and / per cent
par annum and l.0a PET cent until NoldAy,
Governments eloAed sirung
Railroad bonda Gr1n.
Stats bonds quiet.
Tbs slock market has bssn irregular. Al ibs
opculn2 prices advanced on = report that the fs.l
passenger trains would b. taken "a on Monday.
and lha faEe to Chicago pus back 500.
but later the market declined on . r..
port that eaatvard. .bound ffcIghts wefe 10 b.
reduced to watef rates, which arc less Than one.
Aalf Of tho*e now charged by rail. After midday
there ~ssa recovery, With tho exception Of cual
stocks, and the improvement continued til near
The elosc, whsu pzsces declined u to Il pp. cent n
tue Isurtsl iisk ~ per cent In un!tsd gsasea Ex-
p1rss. ksw York Ccutrai lell oG fsom o. to U44,
cad sales wcfs uads At D0A 1DuX. sx.diyi-
ecud- Lake shors declined from tSk 10 47k.
Northwestern preferred from 4Gx " Aux, Jtock
Island fEosn b2f ~ U4!h. ST. Paul tron. 20L 10
loI, preferred from b0S 10 50k, Westesn Unlon
ftoua eos1 to 8oA, Delaware, LackAuanuA d Wcst-
ern from 3ah % a3h, Delaware + Hudson from
~ 10 TN. Morris / kssa. from 50 " b51, and
United sta.es kxpteAs from 4Bh ~ a.
son,o members Vi the Gortsuing Couujttoe OF
ths stock Exchange arc uxtu51nx plan fur deal
Ing in UoseFrnieut bonds for account - cuusols
Ai* aealt tu a& London
TtA4sat lor- II" 1sn >
, 1877-06-18
EDUCATING THE INDIAN.

CnIcA0o$ juno lu.-ln to-1ay's TRIBUNE
! SEQ q long letter under the hcad!ng oi Thu
1ndlan Qacsslon" from one Jola g. Cusiek, q
lnsluber OF the Sl1 Nation Inliaus. FROM
peEsunal experience | consider mysclt fully
competent to glvo my views On tho subject Of
eduratinx lndlaus. 70 the first place, they
arc quito = capable VI being educated
as anY white. buy. j wish to inform
your correspondent that there IL onu
citizen Ut Chicago trying tho experiment
Of educating AZ lnlian youth, aud 70 far With
most % satisfactory sucrcss, rs TAN oe proved. bly
llltls, pEotegc, Montczuuia, a very Intelligent
Aparhu youth, who took hll drst lcssous ln
thc English language In Chlrsgo, aud Is now
regularly attending public school in this
state. learps and Improves with ~ much facility
- any boy lu tho school hs atteuds.
Ia faet, his instructors inform ms shat
In the school. Nov. ia laI.ucss to this
oppressed race, consider It proper to stnte tha
do uot consider hlu. ali exception 10 Als r1cc,
fur a,n sure that all indians are capablc VI bv-
Ing 20 easly educated Is Lie whites, u the same
means aEo usrl iu 80 uuing. During Iuy su}ouru
- "- v +, T. "a ~. lied
, 1877-06-18

TMal..""".......... ..."i2,Hs l1o7l III
oATTLE-uadcr tho influence Ut sn.s,l racepts and
chrcriHg rcpl1a from ths Fast the nsrkot ppcued
active. excited. and higher Anything Of = ruA1ity
good enough to meet the requirement. Ut tho Ehatcrp
trado was snapped up Eoat Immediately uron aerYa,
and aIMnat 4ny prIcg tlkt scltefS had sho
to afnc. That wa tfv pt.tton OF tho market down to
tho cIaac OF business on Wednesday,. Thursday Wit
ncaScd radical change, not only In tito character Of
lst demand. but IA vaues tuJers ~ II by curnnou
r0hstht def!ard ur1n rurtatitnent of operations.
They appeared suddenly 10 iar0 awakcucd to knowI.
edge Of tho fact Tint prlrrs had hncn ruu up to an un.
warrantsb1y xh pitch, and that this Ea1csn markets.
whirh had Al yet 4lown pronounced signs Ut weak.
H." s,. = ysfy n 'tss.n The
s III l: sSS$ III
asa 5 a.t e. IL IL sfst sisr es.: Ks
;;sSS, II .:S u
% ri" s. Ky 9S; i;s + s::
sapsstt. FL t&S ,o"si xis: ~ Saieok
,s,oss e.t.!e M 4 ~ n; coias
; IL u: ~ Ill., II 1's;:
Kns,.y y Is IT. Tfsx #, ssdsk ~. oSs
s;s; II. Ill.,
:;s!ssss s' and iss .s[e .ssrasas y asf
esf 4 $s t;;S n'ssss.a % I !Ia4ly &IiaiS,: $;
r. e. srsss "i!e s.s soaa M 1.
aud saea sll0xrd decline fF1i FiiJ1Ys auuts Luns
tic market closcd WEAK At priced gatcu lfcsoE;
QUOTATIONS..
E1tra aBreYes-Qradea satrs Weighing 80
c;ss: 1ss;: !,
osol .ttci. .;elxsn:: ''ooaoas
Ing l. Ito TO %tN Observation-Disclosures 95aS "a
NeaIunI U5aAes-Htecrs ln fa1r tcsIl. Wr,vli. '~
ias I. ~ t. .s9 47sos.2.
GaLI,Hun to choice cows fof ettY Slaughter
MttkltnE hU to tn ~. ,.......,.,,,.., ea74 40
Btock latilt-Connun csttls, weighing no -
1nfsf fss9xai IND ti!a cow: hsist;. ;t:ss ''asso
hus and scalaNax sttrrS. ....,.m,,,,,,,,.4 4736J co
Fra1s-Frr ItD - 3iatxa 81
HDl3-Tho emAI fcCtFpss OF HnnalT and Monday
fpnly &t heat sfriFed} enabled b1lntt ID edTsnrn
pcts 0 tho o1tuht Ut i0c Ter lUnI Ill hut from tues.
day shp!ninR ~ ths clue Uf tfhis OF TLurAay tha
FEN ~ nen h:inK q ~ *saD AZ foE s.!@naa y Iia,s
haesae Vt ~ neF ~ 10. ,arnx !ts ciuanK days OF
Improvement la ehs pfoYaon nlarke tic market de-.
ts!ope4 nrnes tone. adtsncHx alruux itt FOR Ihs
tlMn Of geaF tho 4uppJ Wa tIn41 amounting nhty
b. 7*l " suts 4ttO chs t.sh fur tho corresponding
Fetk % 9at ynar; AnA 40 !, css ah4n for last week,
In quality but 1ltsau differences Uaart ahs n cos,.
psftsd xltl! tho ptea!aia week, Thers VIZ !tIiy
taf medium and heavy weight parking ho9s; Mud Il
~ MSa3: ~ fof hcsFy shipping u adee, = =.
6MEEl'-cunlHuH th IECagFe supply, and prtcca have
reMatne,l Arm, at hIstatU mr. ion liza Tor poor 10
ehnee aualltica Aoat 9f ths sAc4 wsse as 81 5 90
Tor {alr " good lot4.
, 1877-06-18

FOREIGN CITIES,

L
Speefat DlspalcA to 5aS Tribune.
1tvKNrooL, Juas lU-il 30 l. m.-FLoUn-No,1 /, a1g,
No. 2. AIS.
anAlN-W -Whcat-sprfnH, No. I, t3tt No. = its ed;s
white. No. I, l2s B1t No. =, 17s Ydi club, No. !, II
ltds No. 2, In I'd. Corn-Nu. I, us Cd; No. 2,
2:s 3d.
rnovtstoSs-rork, esa Lnr,l, as.
llvzRpooL jane 11-1so p. m.-TnovtatoxA-Fort
6fs.
LtvxHrooI- Jnne o.-Corrox-rarm At s.fa@g1<d,
sales u ooo bscs, speculation and s.por oo bales,
American, R,tCo. =
m " @ Is. ~ yh'e shss ~ 2S?,a,
srn aErng. !1A, t!nne-WtItnrn cnnn 37s@33s. Corn-
Wcs9Fern n!xsd. 2ss od521s Gl. oats-Amct,can, 3s3
IsAA-ChnatlfAn, a7s. ....
GLnvEk.sKEn...A American, <1dsoa, ..
FRnTtslo1*-Mcas pork. ttA. Prime meas beef eos.
Lard-Anertcan, 4as+ Dacon-Lon9 clear, SSH stoft
do :t7A
TALt.nw-4Oa nj. ~,
fxII!so..r'X.1;ssIrtt s,fd, refined. IL. ',.
SstSir. - Tr.*Exs!ss .Sz:.$aii,ts. ~.
t0*nnE. juno i1.-PETKot EEM-iOs ID.
AxTwxEF Juto 1H.-FErRnLAuM-E1a1 nd.
iho following were received BY the Chicago board Of
LtvERroni, .Tnnc la-tt =. m.-FIour, TIGERS.
Whratespt11g. tia lIIai whltr, i2s afai2s Dii
Tnfl 12s tldsi2a lid Corn. 23a 322h oa rork, 6sa
,ItxEnlroL. juno lo-1p. m-rork. bss. Rest IN.
tnxnox. Jane io:-Ltvknrool--wbcat depressed,
Gaurnta club ~ GdAi9a iOd; California wittc. til ID
ssi3, e1 sp,ing - @,a. a. ~ s;arn .tCs!i!J 6std.
Corn quiet.
, 1877-06-18

/ NHoCH gCHoWs ifRVNt u1CHtilH1 10 K0GUs
lo'a13cs Inferior 10 common, nAltc.
HA9H1Slt-Prfcra remain - hnforc. bnt the market
for cotton rsmtras Rne,i displayed rather mora
fsrsuEth than a tho bexlnnInE Of the week. We
stttl nnofc; stark a. Itc: hfontaap. 1let rttz.
teaA 3ecs Lewiston, 2ocs Utcr Ctttk tDci American.
1sc' Araostrn9. iacs hnF,Aps auh hn. i4aidcs
| enntlcs stnE1e t4ssisos do foa''e. 2sa744c.
ctlEEsE-ln the checse market no change was 40.
oarsnt- Te1la continues 1!thont mnch animation and
xoea % esets ss'tssi S.ss .a
.s /, s sss,; e,
fs H;:;,f ;;:$: ;:: 81! :iS s'i;is s
i.'y II. !, a!s {! it,
ee ~ !fss sn l,ss. nets
ssotf se ss:'sis4 .is ~ a:t; :. S So Ts .Sos:
II .a; sS S .;ls;;i ;i III ri T. ssi SS
;.a5' t! fss; ;rf* x So 4; ks
hsrFnx srfs t!aa sp. 'f,S rs. = /. M &: n ssfsd:i
s. psf baa e. as .Gs'H ss. sh IT, tssda
fNIErs AND NuIsThs market VA. quiet st for.
sf':s :'!s ss's ss:ns:: sy
;s x.nf CENTS, stsg s
ts, e; sSss5o si;Ss sss' fspS;F
e!:s fs!!s:' ssas 'aass err.eon. ,eo
ac ~: trrnEh wa!hnM: toh"llc, utrnoba .Alnass. IL
%i ssss pt.ns nssa sasSe, tss a.
ssss., .: Iss:; ;sss
sas ~
:! boxes, nov aprfes Iivesia,, ~ hox, peaches,
i.oss 81 'Ss e{gs"se' goss e7soo per eo1'
r. mot sai ill.,. III s~ 1sts r. "s5s IS
T. 5s,s' 55sss' !:st !ssss, s;. .ea
Ss e fsosy xGa sS.nE e s's s
y: '%s s;sssfs 'o
n!s3 ss Ao NIL i: Sa e 1ls, ~ 3sd4
'ssi 'T'e: ssss esliaf
ss eas? % bt:s; so so:s IL
es' s1mo % Sas: f S'ssR ,1,s, f. kSss
1;s's sss' ss,Sss se;; c.
a:; I'll; $; $s;;; s!;s 5 s S|S{
s;!i sa' ssa! &: r.
VI s,SI s;; :;..' $sS ss':as s'a'is; H.
LII! liIlks.sis Il i,is fsGue' sn stesy Thu
fsfa e & &Ssf s s IT, s 81
SS' ss' ss $sa'g Ess II
s' III: Sstn 81: isl et iiss e.%s
Ill rs s ss: i r. IS ssfst sss @
Hii;a-Thsrs VA aeeltne Of = IN No. snt lard
,a s s5ssP .s Sns 70 z e. o,e
pTss,., ca;;a 'lv deg !s:i isse o. IIasi sEni
ss :S ;sS: S,s s ;: s1 ssys'
Es sets r. .s. s ,,ss,:
!, !i ssss ' Lie a a IL s1 s;s si.i is|ns;, s
Gct torpcntine, a7cs narhtha, dcoaoifzca, d ersY
, 1877-06-18
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The cargo market wss moderately kcttve Saturday
morning sud quiet during tho rest VI tho dsy. Tho
ofeElnSa wcfa small and cLtcdy VI urh lumber which
was sooa taken by retailers rieca sua Void slowly Il
e3Uo fur standard asotstce Lulinxtop. aud lover
Kr41es wcTo quuted al 37.sk&I13. Common Inch
ranges Ia price FROM 81 soJ, h aaa fair Kood at
slDGoa11- ~ Issh sI,2a. aud shingles, u u0t4a %
Lumber ffeEchta wcFv stea'y Rs lL0 for Mu.kcgaa
anu Viz for Maaiatcs VI ArnumIneu, Ludiaxton.
Rl.f1H
~ gentleman Who has iu.t returned from Mpnom.nc4
statts that faln fell thru nlIe Auurs fIldar aul
llmGerun nox feel much thu prospect
hated That lwV'shfds ot Ans cru, ulthli syst Wual
, 1877-06-18

nom!aatly unclhn4cd hut 1t would have hscu lpo,.t
po 10 se any consdosas quantities etcopt at
stuns 6aics Hrrn reported Of ~ brs wntsrs at 4u
aud go hFls sprfng fsxtrss At &a 75Sl0D. Total b
bF's. Tho msrknt closc with tho following a. ts SIX
lnRrangc Of prices. Chotcn winters. *D Ot40. 5 sncd
un do. sa.Gksa. Is; common do. &7.tnx7.21; e!,ocs
ainncsots ppr!nK. sastAttsns medium do, ss.u
a., t choice patcAs. &oMk& IN 5h medium TO- a. 1G
dGttl common do, esu0ka,!oi chDlro faInljy ftol,
tsprInRl. t7.aMsAoU3 medium do, 81 Ok.7, p1 anrins
e1ftks, $GotHs7tDt c,olcn sprnF supurnncs, S3.uni
a.Sot usdian dg, tt.outt5D. l.ya nuur, ~. ~
1.M
nHAN-Was Hules and easier. Salc vas t,ple Of tg
TINS At 3IA ~ prr tnn mi track.
GthS'MkAL-Salo was mails Of 10 tons coassa to It.
ftTo Al Sl7.Ob per ton On track
WHkAT-Was actita aud weak, declining 3ifo pcz
bu, and ceanR 3sJ@o h~ux ths Iatrst prtcra of Fri
~: ,L', ,Li'',sr,Y 2, ~ auots'' "teprr.e With ~
ttss s'a ssS t iii @ s1s
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tSrs 4n hoard. TGtAt. 43,taMb bu.
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fol ii a rash n IL S ~ s 1ssStsI ~ " 3 rouad
u q ~ ssllsa. tor ar The stoek Of 70 % stota
apteAts ~ 10 lntfeasnR. aud uBts an xtv4e to
ssi tsHec!eilT TUG Lew erup 4 reported 10 10 il
sb!enlid Ioidlt!on where. and VIII " ready fof
n..ssSMo N u, T. a.Satess ~ b9 sejcetsd ssei
hAHLEf-Waa 70 a:tl.s and illils better th4n no,.
sns; tcltcssd eo!1 ~ 334k3!c, aud N0 a0ulnal
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, 1877-06-18

which II, 600 were New York Central, iii. COO
Lake Shore 1, 800 Northwestern preferred. O. zoo
Rock Island. 10, 700 81. Pant. 4.6o0 Dclawnro l.
1ludsnn IN. 200 Delaware, LAckawhnun d West.
crn. g, 600 Norris Essex, and 213, 800 Western
Union.
Mnnoy market easy At 1909 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 31+ per cent
Customs receipts ser, 600.
The Assistant Treasurer disbusted $40, 600.
C1tarinRs, sl3, COG, 600.
The nrstante took out tn.iay e10o, 900 in gold
coin ami 41io. 900 in silver bars.
Startling qatet At 4s76btN,A.
The weekly bank statement IL a follows: Loans,
deercnae, 81. 08c, COO; legal tenders, Incrense.
$l aH5, 800; deposits, dcetentc. 81. M. ?N: cir.
su!htion. decrease, 4lDl. GOO; reserve, increase,
$4U4. 07h.,,
, 1877-06-18

Nfw r0Hk' :lnne H. .anatnefs moderate with pack
ssa q heat!wtikht ,wnoicns 10 ifo cioihns trade.
stnWn , sneetn9s nn1 low: :Rrads beate coiton1 we'll
"Fa securing or'ers for fancy woratel hosiery.
, 1877-06-18
kin drfc 40c. i>aA dnl sales Of 7 bu ohio At $40.
CANAL FREtaHrs-Shlpmcnta Of com to New York,
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10 lLnfrox. Iune in.-wool frn: demand hc!lves new
Snmbtnx ant deta!ne n dersdi nnw Kentucky comb
Wss,ed at nstSm n 4e'ano ~ ana romhina n;
nf1n u T1s44r fir super, S3{3iia for ii and t1I5o
l0t eQMblnH Pulled. ~