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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-02

In addition to the nine counties
named last week, the Ramsey county
tax sale is also invalid, in fact that the
summons to; delinquents which pre-
cedes the list allows, only ten. days af-
ter the last publication III which to file
answers setting forth their defense or
objection to sale. The original copy Of
the law on file in the Secretary Of States
once places this limit |at 20 days, land
t tue general ~ ststytes allowing jadg,
% IS te dn aS5ne 1T sss ss 70 @
error inyalidates The Sale. II Is. the
publication amounts to nothing. even
though the county pays several thous.
and dollars for it.-Mankato Review.
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.BIGEL0W DEPARTMENT.

- ~ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS. ~:
..Arriyes- Eastern daily 1888 q: ~ sontl,.
:ern daily :58 a. m. Western-Iittle Rock,
Grand Prairie Handy and Ash Greek, Saturday,
ut 5 p. m :, - ~
. Departs-Easternt daily :5s 4. m. Southern
'4daily) IL :38 a: m. Western, Little Rock, Grand
Prairie, Handy and Ash Creek, Friday, a IN.
All mails close at p. m. of each day. Office
hoursirom ] a. IN: to p. m. Sundays from to
ga m. and from to so p. m. -"
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Il List Of Lands and 1o,on Lots in the
County Of Mobiles and State Of 1finnc-
sofa 'tpon sohich ta1es are delinquent
for the gear 1875, and unpaid on this
first day Of June, 1877.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lOl, RANGE 40.
Amt Of
S Gs"tss se;t t $t Sec. Acres. b 3saf:
n'' !.n:s s*2: from Dec; 's,% g s. A.
Interest from Dec. l, 1861
ELk-TowSsIuP l03, RANGE 40.
Ira Turner n1zrwqr 10 80 50
NJ, >,,,, Interest from Dec !, 1861 . =.
Interest from Dec. !, 1861 10
HERsEY-TowNsu1r lo3, RANGE 80.
John Braden nwqr 10 l6o' % 70
Interest from Dec. !, 1862
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lol RANGE H.
David TWtchell seqr g lG) 287S
(lntercst from Dec. |, 1867
/. William n. Bear, Au: itOr OF Mobiles County
ana State OF Minnesota do s0leMn]y swear that
the foregoing is correct and true statrment II
taxes deinquent for the year 1875 upon the real
property therein described and not included i'm
the original list. WILLIAM NJ. BEAR.
County Auditor.
day of June, 1877. H. n CARRIER.
H. 81 Clerk Of District Court.
Filed June IS, 1877. BIN. CARRIER,
Clerk Dist. Court Mobiles Co. MINI.
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Farmers Union: Paris Gibson, the
efficient manager of the North Star
Wooden Mills, than whom there is no
man better qualified to judge, estimates
the wool clip of the State for 1877, at
ESQ, 900 pounds, an increase, of SO per
cent: over the, preceding year. In the
Southwestern portion Of the State, the
increase is very marked, and the sheep
raisers rejoice in large returns for their
enterprise and Investments,
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 3 1877.


Toledo, which IS generally conceded
by several persons to he the coming
Future Great City" of the world, is
building this year an enormous dock
said to he the largest in the lakes, and
now they propose building a new Cham
Der Of Commerce, corner of St. Clair
and Madison. The building will
front 100 feet on st. Clair and 112 on
Madison; will lie 96 feet above the pave
ment, and five stories high. On the
Madison street fro t there will lie 8
double windows two stories high light
ing the Board of Trade Room. Wish
weed bought that lot a few years ago.
The Richmond, Va. Dispatch, the
most influential Democratic paper in
the south, comes out in favor of an i'll
crease in the regular army, since the
strike. It was the Democratic element
in Congress which cut off the pay of
the army and used every effort to cut
down the army until now there is alb
solutely not enough force for guard du-
ty. The government is not able to
que]l an extensive riot, put down an
Indian outbreak, nor protect the blacks
of the south. When the riots growing
out of the. great railroad strike are
quelled it wilt he done by citizens in
the several cities, but vast amount of
property might have been saved and
widespread disorder prevented if the
government could have had troops to
send promptly to the rescue.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

NOTICE, U. S. Land Office, Worthington,
~ MIMI, July rs, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Abner w. Allen against Geo. N. St,ddar'l for
abandoning Homestead entry No. 1915, dated
April lG, 1872, upon the sw section Il, town Luz,
range IL III Mobiles county, Minnesota, with
view to the cancellation o: said entry; the said
parties arc hereby summoned to appear at this
Office Oh the 2oth day Of Sept, 1871 1T o'clock
p. m. to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
MONS. GRINA(;ER, Register
j. +. MOULTON Receiver.
4S1
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NOTICE. y. s: Land Office, worthington,
~ Minn., July 6. 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Joseph Hirt against Albert NJ. Parker for
abandoning d. 5. entry Number 1l,456, dated
October q, 1870, upon Lots 6 and and nwL OF
sWA sec. 4 township ie4, range 80, in Mobiles
County, Mlnn., With q view tn tile cancellation
of said entry; the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this office ut Worthingtun,
on the 9Th day Of August 1877. at O'Clock p. H.,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRIN GER, Register.
461 j. Il. MOULTON. Receiver
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~ Mimi. July IL, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Mails tinmnnSon against James McN1allon for
q, 1875, upon the swH of section 2, town
ship los, range A. in Murray County, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry !;
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on tile 18th day Of August,
1877, at O'Clock a. H., to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
dOnment.
MONS GR1NAGER, Register.
461 j. I. MOULTON. Receiver.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sabbath School every Sabbath morning at 10 80
Services at IL O'Clock M. on alternate Sabbaths
Prayer meeting on Sunday and Thursday eve.
uinGs 1T 8 p. M Rev. VIM. II. Bear. Pastor.
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- GEO. J. DAY, Agent.
These Companies now offer in Northwestern
Iowa and Southwestern Minnesota 9OO,ON acres
OF the Finest Land In the State At low prices
W long. Credit, With easy payments, At low
rates Of Interest.
:. These lands are very productive, Easy Of Cul.
ovation, Convenient to markets, and to Villages,
Churches and Sciu,ulS.
Alternate sections mostly occupied by actual
residents: climate pleasant and healthy.
prices Of particular lands, apply by letter or per
s0nally to Land Department" Of either Com
pany, ut st. Paul, Minnesota.
j. w. BISHOP, General Manager.
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ALlST OF LANDS AND
q TOWN LOTS
I'm the County ofN0bles,
State Of MinnesOta,

Upon which Taxes are DellnG uent
for tho Year 1875, aud UapalA
on this First day Of june. 1877.
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The Sunday School Picnic at Bald
wins Grove will be next Thursday.
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Capt. mills is out again.

The Railroad Company are extend
ing the sidetrack 500 feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-15

GALVESTON, June II, 1877
Cotton-Estimated net receipts b bales stock. 10 100
NEW ORLEANS June IA, 1877
Cotton ,na strong. tending up mddas llse low mid
gross, ~ Exports-To Great Britain, 5.07I coastwse
or G"sS n@ % Ss .s. Sss das s Soa
2oa. Saies. go stock, 1904.
da%s ny GOOD % "ra"y s Die S ss
receipts, bales; gross. 50. Sales II. stock, 5000
Cotton hrmer middline iIysc low mdding lie good
ordinary iosc Net receipts 70 bales sales s23. Stock.
an SsaF ssrd ens d 81 % ' 81 %
- ~ Corn du: sales ! 900 bushels mixed Western at
sars saa %dd"s. va per tom Canal freight. an'
shipped by rail- SS 'e'' Flour
BuvvAlo. June II. 1877.
whs". iss m"s sses ''ss; Se':
Milwaukee, club At q So 500 do sebeygan club At 81 10
SssH 49, ss ss s" a'Ss ry A @
1870 DO ss9 Outside sae. ai sy sample
Seh'ssa at s' so' ois.s $50 'r sa.s
els Western No .oa 7ss osaer articles
gsIs 80 s ss
900 do oats. $500 DO. barley. 400 o.: i.3ooeo.
whsa,, 50, q DO osi. y 80 do barley H.
Ss wheat ss, sSse By d.
400 do barley, 400 do rive, 1000 do. l'
ToLEDo, June Il, 1877
Wheat ady: No white Michigan. 81 90; No . do.
81 u.s. amber liehsan. and Jane 81 81; 10. ,si
winter. 81 30; No do spot. - vi june. 81 76 July
81 ~ asked; No red 81 81 No. amber Michigan ISL ~
Corn dull. high mixed. spot, 5uac No. , sDot 40isc
june, 49c July hOac August 52'ac. No white. olc.
rejected. 41,c damaged. 3n1ac. Oats dull white. 47t.c
Rrceiptsl2 900 bushels wheat 1000 do corn 600 do
400 do. oats Markets closed-Whcat dull and lower
extra white Michigan II %; amber Michigan 81
june 81 7s1s No. red tall spot, 81 ID August old
new, I'll ~ Corn quiet No. . June. 1910; July, Juhc
August. ga rejected 4Ilac.
CINCINNATI. Juno IA, 1877.
Flour firm and unchanged Wheat scarce and arm: red
ST. 40 81 30. Corn firm At 4sc zoe Oats dull
42c. RIVE dull at 7oc 7Gc Barley dnl ged Pork
In good demand At $l3 bid Sl3 - nsNed Lard quiet
firm: current make sold at kettle 9ac 1Oc. Bulk
meats in good demand AT az CSC. and 67Sc. 7c Tor
shoulders clear rib and clear sides Rscon firm 5,c
7sc and TIC &C. for She uders rib sides
Wniskey active and firm at 81 o. Butter rmer
quotaby higher Live hogs III good demand common 81
- 30; light. 81 10 - %: packing. 81 so 81 10:
butchers 81 10 "a so; receipts 1574 shipments. S55
CHICAGO June Ia, 1877.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat in far nand but
lower No. Chicago spring. 81 5ue bid cash; 81 4si
July: 81 3os August; rejected. 93c. Corn duh 4
shade lower; 455sc. cash juno; 46ec. 46i.c july
4sc.. August Oats quiet but firm 3sc 3Sc. 81
July; rejected .Sisc Rye steady and unchanged Bar.
lev and unchanged Pork dult weak and lower
$i2 50. cash July ST. Is *l2 August lard duli
~ Is ~ 671s. August Bulk dull and dropping
Whisk STEADY and unchanged kecepts 900 bbs -four
5000 bushels whest. 9 900 do $4,000 do. 800
do rye. 500 do barley shipments bbs -four. 81 900
bushes wheat $1,000 do 81 900 do oats 800 do.
rye, 100 barley. At the afternoon call OF tho
changed Pork 2isc. lower Lard higher SO go IS 65
July; 80 10 IS 75, August.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-SC. HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED FigM-FLoUR DULL AND HEAVY
WHEAT DULL AND NoMINAL--coRy DULL AND
LowER-oATs USCHANGED-wHIsKEY NOM
INAL-roRK HoMINAL-LARD LowER-PE-
ER-RosIN FIRM-oILs sTEApY-coFFEE
THURSDAY, June l4-6P. NJ
There but little change IN business circles to-
day. tho markets being very quiet bat generally un.
changed. At the Produce Exchange -four was dull
and heavy, but not generally lower Wheat dull and
nominal Corn dull and lower. Oats without decided
change whiskey quiet and nominal. Pork nominal.
Lard quiet. Freights quiet Cotton the spot
nc higher. Futures closed hrm Coffee steady. Sugar
nominal. Oils steady. Petroleum unchan kosin
Arm, and spirits turpentno sh AIDE hrmer.
CosFgg.--Rio steady. with sales Of 500 bags OK
Oriinc ut pi4c for about fair and GIT bags Emily
lsc. Mid coffee steady but quiet. wo quote :-ord-
nary eargocs 1870. l6<c. fair do i9%c: good do,
1896. prime do. zoe. 2o4c; extreme range for lots
16iac. aac Santos. fair to good. lsc. sc. gold, 80
DAYS: Java government bags, pc 23c do mats
BE 24c; Singapore. Ioc 2oSc; Ceyion, l9c. pic.
MaTacaibo. isc a zoe. Laguayra, l9c zoe; jamaica
IKE. l1zc.: St. Domingo, l6isc. 0Ac.; Porto Rico
lSc zoe Costa kica lSc. 2ic.: Mexican. lsl,c.
l9hc.; Macsssar. Toe pie. Angosnra. Is1sc 20l,c
corros.-There decided improvement in spot cot
ton and quotations were marked up isc Aivees from
with middiing npiands quoted az 6I6d aud middIing
Orleans At Gid For inurc deliveries buyers offering
ilnu more. u maSs, or futures OPENED - - points
II jc. and August ut 94c Tho market remained firm
during the day and further advance was cstab ished on
advance for the day Of 10 IL points The prices
today compared with Wednesday we're As ioilows:,-
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and boxes. No to No 49, iosc lossc do. moasses.
hhds and boxes. sc 4e ro,to Rico, refining, common
~ Pns s. s d. s,ecsry s,r to choice lose
lalsc i2Ac: cuiloaf. i2sSe ia1se: white cs.
IoAc. u BE; yellow CH. 1Oxc . i0&c.; other
grades. including cs ioe. iOl.c.
sfxAnsn-No sales and market nominal mt iotsc iOhc
Receipts IS hhds 20 terces. lI9 bbla aud IL
cm.sn The market was dali The sales were 5000 lbs
WHskEY.-Reccipts. 426 bbls. The market nominal
ct about III L. No sales.
FRti.Hrs Tho market quiet for all kinds Of tonnage
except petroleum. and rates were easy Encagemen
To Liverpool per steam, 10000 bushels gram "a. The
cheese Ia our last should have read 5000 which
rate To London BY sail. 81 hhds. tobacco through
freight. Oh private terms Charters--A British ship from
Baltimors y bremen. with 5000 bbs, refined petroleum
at - % IS 3D. rs 10 lay days; Norwegian brig hence
10 the Baltic. with 500 bbis do. As. i0isd as
ltsi accordin. to destination; British brig hence
Nor gan Pll. with 2so bbs. naphtha Is 81. British
BRIG hence TO Morgan Pill With 600 bbs and 500
naphtlA at a. t'sd per bbl.; Norwegian bark from
Richmond TO Esinore Tor orders, full range Baltic
with 1000 Ibis refined petroleum Sd British brig
hence TO Liverpool with LOO bills do 1T 3s 3D. british
bark hence 20 United Kingdom direct with 400 obls.
hence to Belfast with 1900 bbs refined petroleum
ut As; Norwegian bark. hence Esiuo .
for orders TO tho Baltic; with 5000 bbls. re-
nom baltimore 10 the German baltic td,rcet porp with
5000 bbis do at Is Cd, July 10 clear swedish
bark previously hence 70 tronstAdt. with faD bbs do
~ - sd the American brig 52i TONS In last with
the Mediterranean. 4s sd per bb and BE per
clearance july TO- American bark 8,4
TO Buenos A,res at SIG for lumber and Ice
measurement gooas American bark 800 tons hence to
charges laid the berth the voyage
general cargo.
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FIGHT BETWEEN A PICKEREL AND
CATFISH.

Those who have visited tho New York Aquarium
have probably noticed that the swo tanks containing
specimens Of pckcrel ana catfish 81, uaied side by
side and connected by two-inch pipe through which
the water crculstcs Yesterday by some means the
wire protection which tho mouth OF the ppo
fell or and plckcrc evidently OF an inquirng turn
OF mind Immediately took advantage Of the circum-
stance 10 make tour OF inspection OF the tank
pied by about dozen catfish. The that followed
amusing IN the extreme. Tho catfish, at the
sight OF the intruder forsook tho upper part OF the
tank and crowded together at
the bottom moving neryously about !. council.
Thc pickere, although considerably larger than any
OF the catfish, showed IRON the irst by his behavior
that he had maize mistake, aud instcad or ming
gayly round ana rcgalug himself with Tow catfish at
once showed respect Tor his little friends which
surprising. Nay moro; so far from desiring TO orce
his company upon those who clearly could dispense
with II, be with deiicacy that refreshing
usually 50 rudo kept himself near the surface OF
the water that be appeared DESTROYS, " possible
TO get out OF 1t. Tho sequel explained all this sud
den assumption OF refinement for presently the
largest OF the catfish left his little crowd Of friends al
the bottom OF the tauk and, after few round,
bodily 10 tho surface ana took a good
look at the pckercl, who appeared not to DO
aware OF his presence. The catfish made him
self known Tor alter taking another turn or two AZ
10 gather force he made rush and butt with all his
force at the pickcre and then retired 10 hts corner
The effect OF blow upon tho ptckerel n he
had becn electrified no dashed wildly In all diroc-
tons, except IN the ncishborhood OF the catfish, and
nj length subsded to hts original position. Thus
ended round one, which was but prelude TO Others
OF a ike character, which WIS kept up Tor over an
hour when the pickercl reversed tho position in
winch ish usually swim signal Of
defeat aud without struggle yielded uD tho ghost.
Strangely the pIckercI although larger than tho
catfish, which he could have swallowed with ease, from
first 10 last, made show o resistance, and allowed
himself to be butied 10 death without AN effort 10 resist
10 punish his tormenter The sight OF tho catfish
had taken all the bully OF the pickcre who how
ever, showed no signs OF the punishment no received
for not scale was damaged and torn Tin was the only
token OF the late encounter
MoRA--Le. buies think Of the fate Of tho pickerel
and careful how they rely upon a reputation for
brute force, especially beware how you venture
into other peoples houses without permission oil the
owner
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A WORD FOR LITTLE SUFFERERS

An immense amount OF good s annually done by
tho managers OF ST. Mary's Free Hospital Tor Children
In providing summer drives, pleasant river cxcur.
sions and seaside trips for tho convacsccnt little sui.
fercrs under their care. To carry this good work
IN 'Opcn AIR Fund" has been started, TO which tho
contributions oil the hum.nc and charitable are earn.
esly solicited ut this season Of general outdoor on
joymeut Tho managers had hoped To DO able 10 cs-
tabllsh a seaside sanarum, bat have, IN common
with oil other charities, suffered IRON the prevailing
duincss They are conhdcn, however the a..
o the public Will enable thcin TO provide ire.
qucnt EXCURSIONS Tor tho Itc su crcrs
lie sent directly 10 ST. Mary's Free HOSPITAL No
407 West THIRTY fourth street.
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A HIGHLY RESPECTED CITIZEN.

"You were Intoxicated. Railly What ss your de-
fence ~ said the justice at tho fity-scventn Street
Court yesterday.
Ill was nv .irst time" said tho prisoner, commit
ting himself he start sl'vc worked hercabout Tor
ten ycsfs I'm known IN fit,y-uipih street have
mighty respectable namc Ask M Nanoncy, Mr..
Kelley, MT Moore Mr. Molouey, Mr. Corkery, Mr.
Smith, M 49,
"Isn dsya"
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ADVANCE AND
Tho following shows the advance and decline in tho
closing prices OF the principal active stocks to-day rs
compared with those Of yesterday
ADyAScE-Lake Shore, u Illinois Central TX;
Northwestern preferred, u New Jersey Central, u ;
Rock Island e ST. Paul, u do preferred, q Lacku.
wanna, L; Morris and Essex, * Delaware and HUI
son, q Michigan Central, VI.
Decentralization Union, *; Adams Express u !.
New York Central, %; OHIO ana Mississippi, u.
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The Stock Market Less Active and
Generally Stronger.
GOLD 1O5 A los Is A 1O5.
Government Stocks Steady-Railroad
Bonds Irregular.
MONEY on CALL EASY At | A 2 PER CENT.
WALL STREET, !
THURSDAY, June lI--6 r. N. {

The sales OF active stocks to-day aggregated lS9 lao
SHARES, which distributed as toows:--New York
Central. o. 73l Erie 225 Lake Shore, $780, North.
preferred, 100; Rock Island, 1920; Mlwau-
Iee and st. Paul. 400; do preferred, 900 Pitsburg,
200 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 81, 500
New Jersey Central. 100; Delaware and Hudson Canal
1893; Morris and Essex. 2S, 1876; Michigan Central
1900; Illinois Central, 1,400; Union Pacific 1875; do
preferred l0O OHIO and Mississippi, 1900; Western
Union, so. $50.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST.
The following taolo shows the opening highest and
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delivered 800 oaes future delivery the
sales follows = Yesterday alter two r. NJ June
loo at l63 notice. July 100 At IL 10 900 at II IL
1000 ut August. 800 at 1s3. 400 at s2 2Ou NJ
1lS1 400 80; September. 500 At H. 800 NJ 73
October. TOO ut 1l.47; November 200 ut ll35 Total
SO at S's' 7, 'G loS a. 'sS a At ISL Jas
LOO ll.s5. 1900 mt l1.S4. 200 l1.s3, 3Oj
1lS7c 200 II SSc, LOO at Il.Shc 100 At ll.S7c. |;
August. 7.IO0 vt BE- 24)U NJ IL Soc 2W ut 93c
800 at S2c POO ll9c. 100 at ll0c GOO AZ BE-
100 at l9sc 400 at IL NC uUOn 3Bc. 400 at 9Jc
ios =. ila7s. 800 q iigc; sep,ember go A. Il SIC
isic 200 at IL ssc 1000 II Gle, 800 i2c, 100
IL SOC, 400 19oc, 200 ~ lelc October 100 ut
ssc 200 at il37s aoo a, i56c ;ooat u 54c 100 at
iic 800 At II 4ac 100 at 4oc 500 q oc 100 at
400 at LITE. 100 a iloOc.; 500 At ii.l0c.
The receipts tho ports follows (iaveston.
timated 20 bes New Orleans 81 Mobile. sos Savannah
-: Charleston. - Wilmington. Il Norfolk 1872; Baltimore
IL; New York, ~; Boston, l5 Philadelphia 1874. Total
65 This day last 100. This year. 772 Total
since september 1887 $50 bales to last night Cotton
frcghs closed Ms foiiows:To iavre by steam, BE-, com
pressed. To iambur. by steam, &c, compressed. To
Bremen. by steam. 9l6c, compressed To Liverpool I'D
o32d by steami by sail hc compressed Market quiet
FLOUR AND -keceipts-Flvur. 6Oi3 bbs wheat,
$3.50 bushels; meal $40 bbs and IL bags: corn.
6yb3l bushels; %, $50 do barley. 10 harley
malt $500 do. The -four market dull. but there
especial change in prices The sales 1900 bbl,
including State. Western and Southern NJ the xcd
quotations Rye flour steady with sales of 400 bbs
Corn meal fairly octiyc. The sales about 90
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, June 14-5 r. NJ
Cotton-Futures Arm; uplands, low mddng clause Au.
aud September delivery sid. also sales Of
at Gad upands low middng clause September and
October delivery l32d also the same lied
Produce-Rennod petroleum. 1oatd. per gallon. Taow,
AS per cwt
ANTWERP. June II, 1877.
Petrole um. 1914. for fine pale American.
LONDON. juno 14-Even,n..
Linssed oil. ct lbs per ton.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIVERPOOL. June H. 1877
Pork-Essern dull Mt u.s.; Western dull at 55s- Bacon
Cumberland dull 33-. short rib dull long
clear dull Sis short clear dull at 3ss ans-I.ong cut
duh at lis. Shoulders dull ut Us BeefIndia dn
ut Sos extra duh ut DDS prime duh a. Sis
Lard-Prime Western dull NJ 4JS IwllowP. inc city dull
at 4o. I'd 1nrpentne-spirits dull q, 26s 3D. Rosn-com
dull at 81. 3 fine Gull ut los Cd Cheesc-Amcricnn
choice steady ~ So. lard oil dull at ts Flour Extra
state dull at sos WbentNo spring dull ut lbs Sd No.
spng duh At Us winter southern, In the market
winter Western none In the market Corn-Mixed soft dull
mt 2Js. Cd.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. June 14-5 p. N.
Paris advices quote Ave per io4t coo for
account
PARIS. June H. 1877.
Exchange on London, psf 1890 for short sight.
The specie In the Bank OF France has decreased
6.6tO.oO0r during the past week.
LONDON. June 14-5 NJ.
Consols. 81 II.is for both money and the account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-15
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were =

The following were the opening quotations Tor min
Ing stocks at San Francisco to-day -Gould 4 Curry
GA savage, 3; cholIar Potosi, 81 assessment pad;
Opn,r liz; Hale Norcroar, ~ Crown Point, o;
Yellow Jacket, >; Bclchcr, q; Imperial, 4; Virginia
Consolidated SO, ca dvdcnd; California, 30; Uvcrmon
.0ls; Raymond Ely, 81; Eureka q. ", 81; Best Il
J}cicher, 49,; Kortucx. q; Union Consolidated 81
Alpha. ID; Meadow Valley, Ia; Sierra Nevada, bgs;