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, 1877-08-29
Ing OF the Taxpayers would he held IN this mcnn-
t[tne At the village, and some dcf1ntte plan OF
aciton brought forward.


| Tho AHtessor'A Hep1rt.
Tho West Town Eoard held semt-annuai
auditing meeting last night At Nos. to and 5s
South 1ia'stcA street. There were present su-
perrtsor Pcdeson, Asscssor Clark, Clerk
Tarhe1l, Justices Mstsou, Sheridan. EGerhardt,
tnpcrsoll.
Assessor Clark presented The following ro-
! port:
n:1s IT. 10 s.. e.sst perfected s
q ff e 9, seft
pains and cntcavosea 10 a.scss iii property eSu.l.
K - proportion 70 Its vaine, and am .atitbcd
ofsonepe sn .n r. yssf +
change. 70 the desstptans of p1opetty IT. snei % Il
ueon 10 ID e. as
records q TIC town, without e1ltn expense to the
| torn: snee a'sr ], l87o thers have been sixtyr.
ono now sHbdris!nna recorded In ths Recorders
bY md with The consent Q! yout honoeabse i|os.d,
contain every addition. su,,lrtsion Of trit,on Of
s"d On tesofd Of ptopaFtT 'u tbs we Town up to
.fhaYo lilo, ~ directed oy yoar Doard, con.
ss" = 3 IL oS: g 8, III %
~ eoau W r. e%a .ng ams a.
ffom thtst aookA. 0gnfr tbs tax npdu
a.;s, a. ap* h.; IND u s
aot ha,o oss..'Sn t. i'tsr 10 thsm teI t..p.yet:
tho baiidinss by anothrr. md wtrerr tief VIII to
aecetialn wt,tt lax earh shnnI1 pay; said touks
at*o assls. very much III Kcitins correct balaace
OF tho Eenerat aafcas,rnnt rntf. Nftho1t them
II would bs almost tu,possn Ii descrt n,tsinEtr
The assessment Of ths present yenr ~ compared
setua srrfesste saiuaNeb 81 ress es,sse nns psr t
sonal property IN tho Town Of weet ChIcuKo nf
property Tht decrease Ia mninly attributable to
the general ahfinkage In vs,ure Thrrr las during
uaer w" ha,e tys n' panF
rn,aey. while nearly III othets have made cortl-
crahls Fedaetlons - stock. There has bcsn no
erected ,s durtnx ihs 1..r from, May 1s7a 70 MAY
nit. ~. seen s.a. q sa tnesedns
a. GOO no0. nearly all Of which have been erected
srr IN eourfe decentralization; The new itrpruse.
alton In old budlrgs, losa BY hro. md tne many
other that tend to The destruction Of bu'll
,nSs Thllc there h.: been. y. :. yGnr henornb,e
satt reat ssfatn IN The West Town,
!n shs s.ss:*msnt ss. of shs yssns 1iso here VA
e. tas prs.snt .ye.r tSsss i Sat .i@at
,asd;ds a, t., ~. oe e. aS: =, I'd sf
~ .! e. aapevsa s;'fss s:
ss e Wit ~hie sbs : .sas agars s'fa'Go II Pouad
nambess lasscssed raiue} $685.. 3no, which gives .
tol1i @ ssssssed - yaiHatioa ct at rcai estate of
81 in t. We. rosan To- IT, sseess'i ysss fs e.
@ ss e. & ' Sa 'e sopf f,
Hoard that although tho expou.e of lstie was
about A. 1or ss i ras poss!b's TO st II :-be,g
year tH7E,-f have ttiti been xb1e 10 Fadrce ex.
, 1877-08-29
4 SAILOR KILLED,

! About week since William Anderson, 4 skssur
on shs sehE Champion, fell fronfthe upper rigging
Of the foreruast, distance Of seventy Of eighty
feet, striking upon sotne coils Of rope and other
articles. lie whs picked up and was found 10 hnvc
sustained terrible injury 10 his th1eA seyesai fib4
weTc broken md hfs lace was considerably bralaed.
ue wAs conscious, and mxie keyerA1 attnmpte 10
talk and tell Of hia othes but fnteJ tn bo nndeF-
stood further than that shs was ip AlasRow. on
North Atren&. 1r ltyed ahout two hours, md aftct
h!s death tho Captain changed hia c1ufse Tor Eric
the ncarcst noft on tho American aide. but lueat-
inc the gtop Aunis Young, transferred The remains
the Uhsaplon proceedsd @ On her coarss to- cheaso'
, 1877-08-29
NAV1nATfnN NfTva

CHroAao-~Ihs ssns aksrman had 10 postpone
hes trip last evening On account Of the threatening
xeasasF... suae excitement was canscd yeaserlAy
along ths docks BY ths falling Of hosso into thu
tlsoF near the GalenA EleFstos. liz wss got.
ten cut al a4sg. -. Strsnai large cfsft got
sway from port yesterday, With cnrgoea Of corn.
Tbs eas Itest axzfsgsted oYes t0o, oo0ba Now we
Ase ettttnx somo xooA peaoAsa from lhs east shore
.:..The gIatn tsimues want 70 bounce tho md
90, noa1 hst aAss n2t ut d<esdsa how thay will
kaIs1 In ths 6nsh Davis axoucy TOR 3l2, 600
H.sxsAld clAik, ol tlta city. owpGd IT,. Capt.
, 1877-08-29
PORT HURON.

6pffF01 VI<paFca 70 71s 1g7b4tNs.
Fan7 Huaox, Mich. Aug, s8.-Donn-Ffopa
oswe0atch'e. MnyhowcE, Annie Yonng. Raleigh
sud cousost, Potomac sud basxcs, James Davidson
and baraes, rhIIadelphla and copsort. Lincoln and
barEes, cormnrant and coneort. Vienna and con.
Sort uasana and coasofk Allegheny and barrea !;
sehEs An2!o. o.hA1oo, bt. Lawrence. Ualphin. J. Z.
Ha1npshlre. .
Up-.Props sanllsc, \. ". .Fnook; sehr, cs,1,np.
fotd. h5defshad' on.1t!o. y: G: Upper, Arabia.
q. Il. WAtmin1top. Onr 2on. Falmouth
Hfnd-a1uth, fresh; wtAuasr wet.
, 1877-08-29

G9At1dI 1Hkb1scR 70 7A9 TRIBUNE.
BCyTALo, N, r., Aug. 28,-Tbe new Union Linz
prnp Avon was launched Al 4:30 .. IN, to.day,
she Ia little longer, but with machinery and gen
eral build sbout tho same Is the Wlssahckon, both
bn,1t stter drafts Of Capt u. Dsrts, eupestatepd-
tended their construction. Ths boz.s ase loaIins
u 2 centa for corn u Now York. II il reported
th4t 4. O0Q bn OF Corn we're aaYcd dry from tue
refuge on Lake Hnpes1os. Aa nxpeaisIoa hAx hreu
1t work on thu BoEEsia. II il thought shs will nr-
mo u Detroit to night.
, 1877-08-29
An 1ntlu.tstou, <}l,t 1.n,,,,

The Drunswfek {Mc.) Telegraph prints brtci
eo1,munfcatton from one Of the women resi-.
paragraph In tho Lewiston paper the other
day eaytnR that woman 75 ycafs old bought
The cloth, nnd cut and made her husband a palr
9f rantaloons: think hare beaten that, tor
l nn ~, and ! bought the cloth aud cut and
madc my husband a pair Of Y,antsIuoDs, a vest.
and short 1acket, ali In tic past three uccks.'
, 1877-08-29

COOP Reware at sttcty. as,shy.
GOOD muddy com pounds, In covered
NEMo - @tk eHs0rcrNf" etc. They only
MEMS rntnt aud dnub tha tshtr for
NEWS re tttsao; ard th1y ara PoisOss.
FOR hrrtsg5 dfs., Y" nrHeo paFnty sis and
THE ~
naI ing, Assd treat your hntF wilt
BALD rbe pnrc. Glenn TeA{nf4tivE,.-.
BALD LrnN* kATIsAlIRNN. TBsia
AND Ee.eaeio . oia Prernfaf5on does
GRAY aestror il. ts.s brtnns Il nM..L
GRAY to now life bY. nntHre's swta
GRAY psnssr*s+ ps - I! ane hhshntroa costs
GRAY sIn. =" ~~ ~~f u large 0"tS
, 1877-08-29

Reliable hcfp for wcak aud nervous sufferers.
Without medicine. Pn1vermaehess Electric tIeits
tue Tsnhd dessderAtum Avoid limitations. Dook
AND Journal. with particulars. u,nI'ed free. Ad-
, 1877-08-29
A BRAVE ACT.

Herman Pottzetses. steward on The schr Pour
BrotbtTs. Performed hssvs act Monday py res
ensHS boy from drowning In Esspa' Slip. The
lad htd been under Tor AsvaEal minutes. when Her.
nAn dlvet into ths asscsm and brought him up,
, 1877-08-29

nQEct3' STVf2*k@ " 9H1 1F74MH&,
lANQCK1Ts, Aien., Aug. 28.--Assivafs-Prop4
Warrington. II. D. Tut,iss schss Kmpits ststo,
George y. Fly. cItsfsa"Prop 4. D. Hale; schrs
ooshpswe. ~. T. !: MssilI; Wtllism 1ssyay. Passed
, 1877-08-29

8sFea1l UupakA "a 1As Tf1buns.
AIIwArkkr. Aug. 70. -Chartes, 70 usweEo,
schr Oliver Mitchell, III, oo0 hu wheat On priyats
terms; u Fort colhsEua. schs c. II. johnson,
"a. 600 bu xhcat at &c; 10 Kingston. sehn Il. ].
Wilcox, o. 500 bu wheat 1t Tic; Reubsp noud,
20, 900 bu wheat 1t &c.
, 1877-08-29
HYDE PARK.
Grsunds "a Whtfh 1t Is BtlieItd an Injunction
Can Be- asked For.

fan n. ibid r.r
"~@ '"'
No Action Of a Dacfsiva Nntnra Ia Taksn
H.ron..
"''o''
.., .-.
Anotnes meeHne o. h3ae sask tafpuydrs
was no'a ,eststaay noon IN Inc elub-tooms Of
tse n"etoaa 'Aoaeo ~. s"c purpose OF renea's'
lnR tne.1 ,., "ucn aI'''u'aoeseo' ana 10 see ~aaf
poesnas''3 .. .as.s ".s, -. my. ~ "as.o4 ~ IN
1ouet1ou " Hssco' ~, e.o ouhutag Oh taat rory
M. secv H. ss r.. ."D nHssas "as sh''eI %
ot"s' ~ 49, ~, WY "u''tA.eu or: u. ~
., nee'e, :. ~ A.. NV .," "o."n.o" uiet Win
s,s .'se a. H. .,,.,. ' 1~e'''s' *'o '1'' eee'es
WE '''e ~@'''' ,<r ,<rx
., a.. ,,,, h., '"' ."ts.o;s s.oSsos ,t,
,., ,,a, been .,nso,..a',. " - p1..."u ml'en @
~ <@'a .sa,".s'." ta'on - uo isas.ees 'asI
pe.sS.s -. pe ~. ~. .t"'"as l"o eons'sueuon
unnecessary at TINT ti'nc. stating That II a
sewef n,ust be constructed. they would much
prefer to hare ono on Fortytllrd street. rhcrr Il
Ill .ocorom,a,t. r-.a,.. ,..'Ss. -
ho"o as"o,s.''ou".u ~. elt"'eF ""Moer OK H.
habtAats' AUG potRfon feprcsentcd ii, df2s8 feet
Of building frontage, hut when It camn tn be
presented President Bcnsfcy treated the tctt-
toners messenger very discour1cou.1y. md
r.,I. ,go,,urod ,I,t h.. ,-e,,,1 49, ~. ~"
p@s "e.'"'c,s LINZ 10 "o"lu fce sne foltY-t'fst-
street ecwer built IL ho had TO dig 1t himself.
The petition MAS then referred to The f.o,nmtt,
tes on Drainage, who subsequently recon 1mcnd.
u th,, a t,c nt.ca,, =, st.- .,tt... I",.s
90 toa' ~ W p'aceo VI nic--psEcot't'olcds IL
the speaker expressed It. llc hal bccn on
Bcas1ey's truck fas year In connection vtth this
matter, but could get no satisfaction out Of that
cen''s"', tt "'. "o p'opose'' 70 aolio" hA ~
long as be !lse'l. Inc only practicable remedy
ID the hands Of tho Taxpayers, in hts pptn1bn,
ssV In fhc 1rtrr}rer ~ an fr t,,,to, .n,s...4 ~,
h,,,,atn,, ~ ~. ,su,. 49,, -. es.-N 49,
n1'"~ ~ os"s'' @"o !" t''t's'A sno
county ifeasuEef from mailing further
collection OF the special assessncnt, and to COM
pei that officer to return ali the special as*ess-
tasAss -. aaa 49, 1"' ems ep'"i'-
s"acss appo'otoa ~ tne boafd OF trustees TO
make the assessment had sicceode1 ID getting
.the propcrtY assessed <{t, COO to INV for so7 Goo
,vorth NJ work-s17 mn, rno,c th.n IN. ,.co..
~ s'''"'r ,A.' ~" "as "e~e'
eafY; ne uiMefenec might he called skealtnch,
VI s,io, ".assees @nsoay esose 70 ~! ~ ann tus
auGst'um w. niuso ~ ~ Hhai INC trustees pfopoaeu
~ o 10 wath III. INC money. Mc nag drawn up
sVnE 4OsStS ~ !Ah nAsls Fun AN INJUNCTION
'~1'cn ir,sae were e,I, as H iollo"s; ,,
,1 ~ mst ~" nao no luf'soctoa 70 con-
@I' . n:hot ~ r.. .asa" , :,
ts1th,n III I'm" r.nrt., I ~. Houa'5 eoltoe1o1
"t'o!n That ane ~, si!ale a, aeanse4 y IaN' ,.u
,,cncr ;n,rmeot far H.. haa no !r;1cs4on 70
o :. lhat Jus nottcc Of tie applleatEon for the
1onen ,a,,o ~ tso nasI a ana isv "aanot
~epTg!tts XIX, h,h..eu, ~ n"s.eu; anu pnn,tsnco.
tors xcrn lierai me-, y., H." ~ raa. ~ s,s Ffocsea'
tnn md fnsuiiIc,ent ua ~ ~ nnsei,
'upsofe.nGns. ,', 11a o,,,,a,.,on ~ ,,,,,o.
.nth,,ri+a1 ~ ~ tan",l aos Was un
FERN ~ co,1r3 M, so,o~nt MIsssnt
tSs nnnlratnn %I fnp ,som
, 1877-08-29

Ths tux Moahss came very near putting stop ia
travail over Wefla-strest brtdxs l4ss exenink. She
WA towing barge up lie styes, and hss Captain
evidently did not observe that tho bridge bad not
commenced 10 swtns, tor he passed nndss Il snd
sent It swinging IN tho fastest ttms On rucor,t.
Luckily 1t got around without dropping od 1hs
centre pieE. and wac not damkKcd. II IL aald the
C&ptaln did rot heed tho warning 10 aiaek Up.
, 1877-08-29
ERIE.


Apsesad 1ttsate& Ia ~ 1,t1us<,
ERfk, Pa, Arg. 28.--ArrtTat&-P1ops Wlnllox,
WiiltAh Cowts; schF AaaIs Sherwood. Depart
uses-e1ops r. a. utFckhssd, Ntaesal Rock, Belle
Cyo44.
, 1877-08-29

Romance at NaAJlty-Tho Devices
Of tile Qnecns OF socicty-1Ioxv Plain
Features ssro Made Attractive, aud
the Hem f*1,eH OF Nature uro IlldIen
hT the Witchcry Of Art-An Interest
Ing Huv relation.
n our climate, and owing to American modes
o. life, not ouc woman possesses that best loor
Of naturc--a fair complexion; gffk without
which there can be no real beauty.
There !: no use Of repining, bec1usc It Is So.
The ecnslhta thfng, under the circumstances, Is
to sec how the defect may be overcome.
Clearly. In this matter, Art must be called
urMn ta supply what Eaturc 1as denied.
Does fair reader asls4 Howl
To reveal thai very secret Is tho purpose Of
this article.
"What cau't bc cured need not be cntintcil," )"
IN thls case.. An adroit chemist named Ffagan4
has provided an Ehfallib1e means OF making the
platnctt faca radiant, and Of overcoming III the
dcfccta which, without his Invention, oftcn make
litc iong martyrdom to )alles Of so<leiy. Mr.
Aagan's
, 1877-08-29
RAiLnOAD TINE TABLE.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

E1rt AxAT1ox nr Rrrxnrnc1 MAaxs,-4 sa,anfry
tuAtty. @-' N@~'p"e@
CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
1fttts oGatet. g. Eark.as. {shcsman House, sod It
~. the dsputk. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22

GALVESTON June 2lCoton rominal; Midlling, Il iac Low
Good Ordinary. Ok nci iacrptS, - Ddta
exports colsWI.c, l.374 ba -. stock, li.4l3 Bacs.
EuHEOLK. 2l.-CtEfou qurt MINING ID So h't
f6 bales exports. eoasts % btcsi SAFES - esi
siuck, 6O2G bale, .,,. ,,. -,
rffdiiue ac Gt0i Ordinary, 1896 exports 90 Gfrat
rian 37 bales; coastwls % baes sales, 1876 Dacs pI
uerS. 20 bales; STOCK, lid nalts
Bf,-iON Jnne III qnic; Miidng l2c; Low Mid
lIiue II r OrlnlIt, 10 net receipts, 20 bats
gus 80 raIts stock. 1880 bales. 1890 49,
PuiuYiiIiA. june 21.-tntiou quiet; Mdding. l. g;
Low Nidfme 49,. Ordinary lO't0c. gfoss rclpts
lfl haitS stoCa ,lOt bilt'
WILMINGTON. june 2l.-Colton nominal; Miadinc re"
Low Ntidng 1Oc. Good Ordinary, lOc sales, I1l bales
stock. i.l9i bales - go, TO-
M,,nve Il a,r. ,uDd Ordinary !0ic.. net rccepts 23O
xors 40 Great Britain J.3O6 balrs coasWse, 2OJ bales
sgle-s :} bates: s.ock. ., i6 bales. . -,
NFv.uuEaSs. June 2l.-COtiou quiet; Niudhng, ll'sri
Low Niddug lO7sc; Good Ordinary iO's,i NJ fec,iis
- hole ,f,,.s 40 bales; cNTors ~ Gf'at Britain lnpl
bales coastvi, 33i1 bales sales 100 bales soc" 'ooo'
,orur lime 2i--Cofion adiet Middhng. he; Low MID
ding iOLc; Culinary. 9sr; net i"feils 81 hlts
"xn6rts coastwise n bas sales. 200 baes Stock lfIv
MEMPHIS June 9l-Cotou steady Midme. II lc receipts
l33 bale. shipments, 432 bales. safes, 900 Daes sock
l' trc,sTt June ol-Cotton quiet Mealne 1iallic;
Low NilIug 1897 1875; Goud Ordinaiy TO- receipts
20 bales les. - bales. \, -, A.. ,t,t,.,.
II iic. ,rft I'm, II 10
Hiiltuna Good Orlinarv. 10 Lei net feoelpts'
a. nar-. sales. 300 bales: ~to, L. =, tCi bilr-.
An. Jme 2l.-Coton steady; hiddn2 lltc' LOW
t re,s 53 glrs: sales 1873 bal,s sfncs. 1886 bales
81 iOi-i- Juue u Cotton i1gler Mdnlh". g. I"N
,,dirg Sic: Good Ordinary. loc feceipts baesi snip
mems - bales; salcs, 3 bales st'cs, i532 piea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22

Money continues easv with the extreme rate o
per cent as tie highest on call loans. The thi5ed
States Treasurer nj Washington received today
81 1888 600 National bank notes Tor redemption. Inc
customs receipts We're S50O,OOO, and the lhiernai
revenue receipts S250,0OO. The following Is me
Clearinghouse statement to-day Currency eN-
changes, 500, 2f73G0. currency balances, Tt,Z|t,-
500; COLI exchanges, $91o0,699 gold balances
1,036,770 o,,.
a9il4 for money, and 9ilt for the account, ne
lowest quotations OF the week: United States BOMBS
were q shade higher for new ~ per cents ana ne"
5s Illinois Central advanced per cent to o., ~;
Y Central was firm at ssh. Tie Bank OF England
directors made no change in the rate Of discount,
which remains at per cent. Inc pahK sa,lcu
fS5t 600 for the week ending yesterday, the pro-
portion of reserves to liabilities being 56lol6'
against 4l7I6 per cent last week. At Pans reGlcs
declined 2tc. to lO5f. SOC. The specie IN the BANK
of France increased 100000 francs for the week
The Approximate earnings of the 81. LOUIS, IRON
Mountain and Southern Railway Tor the secOhu
week in june, 1877 were: ,,-
IS77.....$S2, 500 lS76-S66962 increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22
H., NAV be obtained on application to railway

which may be obtained on application 10 railway
officials. osr,... 5000
=, q. r,al,e a MONT of the natural reaction in tho
,,r,ce of Baltimore and Ohio stock at Baltimore,
Itch having declined from 9S on Tuesday to 40
this morning, on very small transactions to-day on
soually small trading. was bid up to 93. The de-
cline in this stock simply reflects the general ten
+,cv Of securities when not sustained ny speeula-
,;vs movement. Baltimore and ONO having Tor
,ears been more speculative finds no market when
b. or c. from necessity or distrust try to dispose
>; 10 ar 25 shares hence its Decline but with the
~ offered absorbed the bidding up process easily
ccompIshed TIL met by another dissatisfied holder.
THOSE who have moi got il don't want 1T; The same
rnIe works in our own market on stocks similarly
s,uated Even to-day an example was furnished by
Cleyelaud and Pittsburgh which was offered down
~ 77lt before % shares could be sold and then To
TX without "a bid. Nevertheless the effort only sue
ceeded i'm temporarily sustaining OF raliying prices
j, To - per cent The trunk line shares tluctuated
for Central and Hudson between SS3s SSs ana s0l2
esSS7s; for Lake Shore, from 47li017 10 1880
z7L. and Michigan Central, from 4ol2a39's to
AO3s The Western list was all lower with an evi-
dent disposition Of the bulls To unload particularly
on the II. Paul and NOrth-WeSteTnS, rs the later
crop repOrtS from Minnesota are not of quite so bril-
liant hue as has been pictured. The coal shares
we're feyeTish and irregular. first heavy, and
then better on an anticipated whitcwashng
of the Delaware and Hudson Company by the COM
mittee appointed at that wonderful harmonious
meeting OF the stockholders some month OF so SINCE
VIII that committee please remember 10 include IN
their statement the report of the Canada line, Of
which the Delaware and Hudson are sole stock
holders but which is refused for publication " be.
caise Of no public interest" 1t VIII be apparent
that what directly is of interest to the Delaware
and Hudson Company must bc of interest 10 ITS own
stockholders and that report emitting so I'M
portant an item will have much weight IN hftlng
lie price OF its stock. Western Union active
between 57l2 and J6Ss closing at 56Si. Inc market
closed feversh and unsettled in spite of efforts 10
make il tie contrary.
Oh TIiE MARKET Al THE STOCK EXCHANGE
--A,tua oaes.- CueinE nNIs. shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22
HE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKIcro

IIyFRPooI, June zl.Pors-E5ster iul AZ TO-;
duil J3 I1cur- cumberland Cui duh 81 Siori
Rib dull II 30 .; long Gear dul - g. ShOIi Clear
dun AZ SO o. Hauis-inng Cut dnl ~ s3 shoulders dull
90 Prime Mess dun 10 Sc. Lari-fTIne western
dun 20. Iai1v-Prnr CIV dull g. Iurpentine-
dull al 20 o. hoin' oUIuon anu .J; Fine dl NJ
A tIoct steady ouil ~
a.. FluuT-EXtri STATE dun ai 20. Whetf-No I spring
cul ~ ~ 40. spring dull at II g; Winter southern
E0ne y market; Winter WESTERN the market
Corn VI "a Spit steady AT 2liA.
LfvTRrUOi. Alp m.-The receipts OF Cation TO
400 bales American Fu'Uros-EuyeTs Offering
40 al. less; lfitndS Low Miidmg july
delivery. 6'aei bran1s Low Mddlns CLAUSE, July ANA
u,t and September DELIVERY, G7qed Uplands Low MID
ding clause, October AMI November duli,ery. 6'tsd
LiNEErCOL, june 2l-l2oU p. m.-CotOn dull. Mdfllng
trind-, 6id hildlue orleans, b1isi sales, 1OOO Daes
I1vEmooi june IL j. InIar 10 a. c,st. Tor American
Zl2:t5 y. Epanl- tottoi
GSei. Mddine Orleans, Gtf Uplnds Low MidIlna clause
sepember ami October delivery Cred The sales todR IN
clIdrG (, 500 bacs American.
LIyEErOo, june 2l-j j. m.- Cotton futures steady.
LONDON. June "ll2 80 Couols 9lsts money and
- = ior the account United states bonds Ioo7 lOos I
LONDON. June 2-2 r. m.-Paris adyices quote = cent
Iienfes 1851. soc for The "a
LONDON. June 2l3 m.The bullion in Bank OF Eng
land has increased Si0DO during The past week -,
LONDON, June 2l3Jo nlGe proportion of the Bank OF
England To liability which last 4i'Is per
Gem. now 3Gisis per cent Now-i Ork Central. ssh
LONDON. June p : D. ul.-Consos 9a,s both money
the account Paris avccs per Kentes lVoi
LoNnoS June 1850 p NJ Refined Petroleum. 1Oh: .
lOiid gallon. TaioH 1873 Y owt Spirits TuTpenne 2io
q cwL
pans June 2irhe specie the Bank Of has in
IL UOUH dining the Exchange on Lon
don 25f l0c Ion short sight
ANTWERP, June Zlfotroeum &c ~ for Fine Pale Amer
lean.
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THE MARK ETS.
carefully reported tor THE TRIDuNE.]
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY, June y, 1871.
ASHES were rather dull but unchanged nj 9'c Tor Pots
Galc. foI Pearls 90 -. L., r,.,,,
COFiEE-Tbele wa an active and frmer market io Brazil
grades RIO quoted H20c gold :or caIors ana l4@
pc for joDting sales 300 b4ts ga eiiih Lal
No" I.,asc; 200 do. 1870; $500 * Il NicenA
lTi5c; 500 Fairy Bel" rs &C. 80 gold l@2y eN - L.
lcidergst Quart Yesterdays - TX "1ychO bahG ana
l4SD "a "IIaalesr. private trims ard ~ Iauhlt l1C"
cx "Cuc ct II &c cOlG. Mid grades wore 4le iII III
changed at lSd-Oc FOR MHacabO, 220z4c nor Java,
bOh cold: sales, is bass Cd e 4ormer on private Terms
COITOE-The market f., spot contracts can he q i''tItu
quite firm iuUCd Cni ff SPIN nS ac o'h .Vn
sos bales OF which 90 last evening" lc'uhE - ar
and Al for speculation; 900 Ddlca were Urn
cred ON contract Receipts ~ the p3ts bales AGAINST 10
,s is ov last week. bales ms lass 40
al since sept l. 4.5GS.iO3 bates, asans, 4,O4ooJo b'
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1850 ris kios. Exchange London 1885, Average
daily reeeis sjtO bags shipments Of the week To the
Channel ana North 81 Europe ltpoo bass 70 il,e Unlitd
sit ll,OJO bags; the Mediterranean, 1000 hagS sales
~ the wc'k, ler tie Channel AID North OF Europe ltO0
hrgs; Tor The United Sate "a hagr and Tor Mediter
ianfan, 800 bats stock. AZ % bass
SAsTos. June .0Coiee market q1ir prices maintained
10 changer Superior Sant TUOn al 200 y o kilos
yerrc resYis, 800 bags shipments OF the week %
AL countries 1000 bags; The Channel Europe and the
helteiTlnean, - 90 haes 81 the week, Europe
1000 bags fr TIE United States 1000 bags stock 10000
baga
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The gold market was frmer and more active. clos
ing at 1861 after having opened at 1852 and sold
at 1858 The rates for borrowing were 2l2d2di
per cent lei per diem to fiat, and per cent paid for
carrying. The days business OF the Gold Clearing
Department of the Bank of the State of New,
York covered: Gold cleared, Tl2S7O,OoO; gold
balances ~ .406.913 currency balances, $l,4S6,-
25S. The gold quotations Were as follows .
l0....l0j2l l2... 1852 49, 1853 r.. .lo3's
Foreign exchange is firm. with an actual business
on the basis of 81 S79$i S7l for long, and II S91i
Q$l S9l2 for sight sterling. The official quotations
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Good Ordinary


me market Tor early the day irregular aud
lower by TO points. but the close most o. TIE tcclhc
was recovered, win cunsa,ra lie speculation interest NAM
I174; zee i - 100, II al 100 ,,&i eoe; IttV
Au.ust 90 81 LOO l.S3; 400, llS-i 800 Isl
80 70: 2OOD 80: September 300 l1.7G; october
200 ll43 TO- ll4O; 100, ll39 Decenbcr 100 10 to
t8 600 bai,s states TO-DAY 30 . . m.JHnc 90 llaV
100 iito; 100 iI.5o; July 90. llel: LOO lIt2' @GG
53; POO LOCO. lG4 30 II 90 Too - TO gVl
10Y; august 90 III. zoo, no: eut, ll.lZi 100
H.75; 1900 MA; loo, ITO; 400 liz zoo ~ /;
100 ~. 500 rs; 2Uu. ll5G; 400 ll.IS; sent, mbcr
100 Loo 800, li6l; 2g9 lle9i l9o It, 20S 80
100 ll72 October 100 l.%b; 20 LII 500 ll%s 100
IL 80: 400 1l4l NOVeinbo 100 l2O: JOn "a Decen-
100 ITO, 100 ll2it 300 ll.25; 800, liz iol,
is 100 bales; grand 100 ,olea. First cal TODAY
liJ4. H. I'D: october, 100, il5Gi tota 700
bales eal!-JGne, 100, IIlQ August lou 10
Decemb co. ll2i January 400 lbs i"iaL l-no bates
Third cali December 10 I.27, total, 100 bales. The mar