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The New York herald., 1877-12-26
now THEY DO IN BROOKLYN.


The learned City Fathers OF New Yor; seem deter
mined that their charge shaln bo relieved tho
disadvantages arising out of the promiscuous mngng
OF garbage and ashes icr yesterday resolution
defeated which provided for tho placing OF reccpaces
Tor garbage and ashes In front OF every building In the
city. Brooklyn, 10 which a majority Of New Workers
point as sort OF provincial town, is twenty
iivc years ahead OF Gotham in methods ana thor
oushness OF cleanliness. For years tho garbage and
ashes IN Brooklyn have been separated by ordinance
and the contracts Tor gathering each awarded BY
different departments The regulation as follows
The Common Council orders the Board OF Pubic
Works 10 advertise for BIDS Tor cleaning the streets ana
removing tho street SOIL aud ashes. Tho Board OF
Works ndvcrtscs accordingly, and the contracts are
awarded The Common Council directs tho Board OF
Health 10 advertise tor proposals Tor removing the
night SOIL garbage aud dead animR aud separate bids
for eacn are made For the purposes Of these last
bids the city !s divided inio four dtssrtcta and
bidders may propose for tho whole city or one
district. THIS work dono last year ~ an expense
of $22 s5O by f. A. Shea and Robert Furey who are
partners, and who have just sued out AN injunction
restraining the Board oil Health from acting on tue
BIDS. made for tho coming year. ana which were
opened on Saturday last DR.. Crane OF tho Board Of
Health, intends that Ia 1878 the work OF cleaning the
city Of night SOIL dcad animals garbage shall DO
properly DONE and TO this end about 10 take ac-
ton when the Injunction sled tho hands OF himself
and colleagues.
THE COST OF STREET SWEEPING.
In the year 1875 all tho streets ot brooklyn $50
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
MCDONALD PARDnNED.

Mcdonald, one of the most notorious
Of the st. Louis whisky thieves, was
unconditionally pardoped by the Pres
idsnt yesterday. Mcdonald was a
Collector of Internal Revenue in Mis-
souri,; Federal officer paid aud sworn
TO attend to the Interests of the Gov
eminent. With Joyce, Avery, and other
revenue officers, be entered into n
conspiracy to defraud the Revenue,
and succeeded in swiudling the Gov
eminent to the amount of $4,000, 000,
as estimated by the Treasury Depart
ment. He was, Ike all the gems of
the whisky ring, a rabid partisan, prob
ably because it Was profitable to be- so.
He contributed literally to campaign
funds, and took a lively interest in
conventions. He always succeeded in
nominating the ring candidates 10y
placing money where it would do the
most good, and professed to believe
that the salvation OF the country de-
pended upon keeping men like him
self in Office. Thus it will be seen that
McDonald's partisan virtues balanced
his peculating propensities in the esti-
nation of the powers that be. The
fact that he contributed per esntage
of the money defrauded from the rev
enue, to keep his party in power. COW
cred the sin of stealing from the Gov
eminent in the opinion of the head of
the Government. and he has been
pardoned Internationally. Bristow's
work is now wholly uLdMe. The alb
surd idea of reform WIZ bin the patty"
has been exploded, and the chief con-
spirators OF the whisky ring, by which
the Government lost several millions,
and are now eligible for re-sppoiut-
MentA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
By Atlantic ant Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER srArH.l
EASTERN DISPATCHES


WASHINGTON. Jan. 80.
Senators Edmuuds, Morton, Freling.
huyseD, Thurman aud Baya7d, were
unanimously elected to serve on the
electoral commission.
The House Democrats, after caucus
ing last night. selected three men of
weight and character and all good law
yers, to-wit: Payne, Hutton, and Alb
bott. As politicians. these gentlemen
may all be classed as of the moderate
wing of their party. A large number
we're put IN nomination., Fernando
Wood and S. S. Cox being among the
number. The second ballot elected
Payne and Hnutop, andthe third elect
ed Judge Abbott. There was some
talk of refusing to accept the decision
of the Republicans as fral in the case
of Garfield, who seems particularly OBJ
noxious to many Democrats, but the
party leaders frowned upon this move
mept to distarb cordial relations, tax
ing the ground that it was gooi policy
to allow any two Republicans whatever
on the commission.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
SH=2EFFS SALE.

p1Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
Z Lissnei ont Of tine District court oi the
Fourth Juaieial District. IN and for the county
of Humboldt. STATE If Nevada on the Z&Da day
OF December. A. -. 1876. and to nIs dire ted
and delivered for judgment recovered in
said Court on the 18th day Of December. A. D.
1915. in favor OF Charles kemier, plaintiff, and
against f. J. AicWorthy, defendant. for the
sum Of three hundred and ninety.aix and
thiry-six one-hundredth ls39d.20l dollars.
gold cein Of the nited States, with interest
81 saiA SUM a. ten per cont ger anueIn, To-.
getheswith costs and disDuHsEnt nts. aInoY ant
ing 10 he sum Of one hundrG and forty six
and fifty ne.hundredtb tSllS 81 dollars, aua
accruirg costs. have on fhfs. the 18th day
II December A u 1916 les les on aud taken
in execution the flowing described personal
proper y saia property uItder attachment
since u G ny If Februsry 1876. in said
cause, the flowing, description " said pro-
perty. to-wit
seven head Of work horses. seven head Of
work mules. harness, sttt tchers, etc. fur four
teen animals, seventy wag Us, 2
nifty hundred wagons, ~ o-hGree way IA,
buggy, % toms crude sulphur more OF
or less. tons ~ birthstone more or less, 3 q
feet # lumher more or less IL cords Of wood
more or less, pair platfe TIn scales 200 sac k
more or less. buckets, 6ippkTs % pieces of
sheei iron, pieces Of gas pipe, = pitehfogks,
] hand truck, DO pounds Of tloar, y furnac,
crates.
NOTICE. is hereby given, that ON TUESDAY,
the SIXTEENTH day Of January, A. u.
1876. between the hours Of . O'Clock in Tia,
morning and o'clock IN tho afternoon, viz
at o'clock P. Nj in front of ateWortby's re-
dining works, in sulphur Precinct HuUba ldt
county, Nevada, will sell 10 public auctioh
all the right, title and interest 81 the said dc
fondant. r. J. Noteworthy. bad on ghe day
Of February fs76, or at any line since Of. IL
and to the nb We des ribed property, to the
highest bifhdsr FIR eash. 10 satisfy sail exeou
ton, costs, accrulng costs, on suilic.en there.
Of RIGHARH NAre.
Ex.s berh OF Humboldt County. Nevada
Winnemucca, January b. A. ID. 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
----------------------------
THE LEGTSLATURE.

In the Senate yesterday bills were
introduced as follows: BY Farrell To
encourage the mining, milling and
smelling of ores III Nevada.
By Grimes Relative to the estates
of deceased persons.
Senate bill No. AZ. relative to the
erection of bridges. laid on the table.
An act to provide for the outstand.
ing Indebtedness of Churchill County,
passed.
. Senate bill Sc, making the killing
Of stock or burning of hay, worth $50
> felony, lost.
Assembly bill No. so, relative to
boards of County Commissioners,
passed
En- the Assembly Senate bill No. So
TO annex Pine Valley to Elreka
County, made special order for Thurs
day.
Howard's bill relative to clipping the
Aair of criminals, was or isred EN-
crossed.
Senate bill No. 90. toremnvs Warden
Of the State Prison., WAS mada the
special order for Saturday. Feb. ,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
THE FIFTH JUDGE.

The President of the Senate to day
presented communication from Jus
tices Clifford, Strong Miller and Field.
announcing that they, in Pursuance os
electoral bill, selected Justice Joseph
p. Bradley as fifth mem Der of the con
current commission. Judge Bradley
was appointed Justice of the Supreme
Court by President Grant some seven
years ago, when that ibunal was re-.
modelled for the express purpose of
declaring the green back law constitu-
tional. 1t will be rensem bered that the
Supreme Court of the Uuited States
declared the legal tender Act upconsti-
tutional in 1869 The Court was then
reorganized by retiring one OF the old
Justices who concarred Ia that decision
and increasing the number of Judges
from seven to nine. so. as to overcome
the majority who decided the law I'M
constitutional. Bradley, as a judge oil
q local eoHrt in New Jersey, had de-
cided the greenback Act constitutional,
and for this.it is said he was appointed
to the Supreme bench by President
Grant.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31

And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Directors made on the twenty.
fifth day Of January, 1871. 80 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock as MAJ lie necessary
will be sold at public auction, at the office of
the Company, %. 623 Mon gomery street
San Francisco. California. on THURSDAY
the FIFTEENTH DAY of FEBRUARY, 1877, at
the hour of IL o'clock noon, of rad day, "a
pay said delinquent assessmef ct thereon, to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
JOHN M. BURNETT, Secretary.
OFFICE No. 623 montgomery street, San
Francisco, California. [i2e,tdl
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
Delinquent Sale Notice. 2

DE soro GoLD AID SILVER MINING COMPANY.
d DCATIoN Of rim gal place Of business,
4 Jsan Francisco. California. ocati, Of
works. Star Mining District, HunIbJl II
county. State of Nevada.
NOfICE.--There is Delinquent upon the
following described Sock on account Of
Asses sE1ent levied on he sfh day Of Novem-
Der, 1876. the sevs raj amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective Shareholders, as fol-
lows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
NJ xiean News.

BY the steamer Newborn, thirteen
days from naz ttIan hich arrived to
day, it is sScertained that the snit of
President Yglesiss was strength ned by
the addition OF Senor l.. 4. Miranda.
Contador Of tho custom house at that
port. ard Senor Sebastiau Garcia one
of it's chief employees. The advices
represent everything as being very
qpiei: Up to the present time. four of
the Pacific States, Lower California.
Durango Sonora and Guerero. have
declared for YglesIts. Sonora being the
last. L is currently reported at Maza-
tlan that hree OF he States on the At
lsniic side had declared for Yglesias.
and as far as an opinion could be
formed tue ground is gradually slip
ping from nuder Disz. Yglesias pow
SAYS that be has no iatebtion of going
East. but will leave his place for Mex.
leo direct, either in one o. the men Of
ar or on board of an American steam
err, aud that Il is bis intention To land
upon and remain on Mexican soil. even
il it must bs as prisoner.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31

TRB postal officials believe that thu
GosernIseuti is swindle in the aggregate
30 o large amount by tue washing aud
second use OF stamps. re check tn.
practice u new three-ceut ssamp. so
made rs to. show any attempt to- effAce
ths eaneallns maal, is soon &c. be
hssa4a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
Death of an Editor.
WESTERN DISPATCHES


GOLD, silver AMI turr@uC
SAN FRANcIsC) Jan 30
Silver IA per cent discount; bny-
ing. ard 81 discount selling
Currency. 50, 95H.
Trades, buying. 100; selling, 10i.
Gold opened in New York this fore
noon at 1857. 1855
Suicides.
Lieutenant John II Weldon, Of the
Engineer Corps. committed suicide
about half-past 10 oclock last night.
at No 72G Bush street. where he had
been living some time. Chloral hydrate
was the fetal dose. No c.nse is AS
sigBed for he deed.
A man nam, d Z Deidesheimer WINS
found at clock. this morning, hang
ing in his room ut No. $40 Sansome
street. He had adjusted the moose
abont his neck, fastened the rope to the
transom, and swung himself off from
chair.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31

WHxS Impurities in the Blood are
deternined to the surface in the form
of blotches, dry calculations, rashes,
tc., the safest aud most expeditions
remedy is Glenu's Sniphnr Soap.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
The Republican Can ps.

The Republican Can us.
The Republican senatorial caucus
was repetition of that of the Ionse
last week, and the members relic "a
themselves of their thoughts about eacu
other. The understanding that Nor
ton, Edmunds and Howe, would be ap-
pointed was disturbed by The refusal of
Howe to act thereupon. The moder-
ates wanted ConkIing and Morton.
The party expressed disirust OF Couk.
hng's souu@ness on questions essential
to the raain euance of Hayes Chains,
and it was alleged thut his private con
versations left grave doubts as to his
re i position; that he waited two
months before saying he believed Hayes
was elected. Ednunis wanted Conk-
ling. but the latter finally ended all
controversy ty positively declining o
serve aud stating that he did not want
the place. The Morton party present.
ed Mcmillan, of Minnesota. end would
have elected him, had not Edmunds
said he would refuse to net If two enc.
mics of the whole scheme of settlement
were put upon it. Finally. after the
adjournment until afternoon, Freling
haysen was pnt forward and elected.
THIS is deemed victory for the mod
crate party.
The j asi ices Ira Conference.
Associate Justices Clifford. Strong,
Miller and Field, designated by the
electoral bill as members of the pudi-
eisl branch of the commission, were in
secret conference to. day. for the selec-
ton of the fifth member. The justices
decline to make known their action mn,
I til they submit the name of the fifth
Justice 10 Congress. At 8 o. clock, one
of the Justices stated that they had mo-
yet finished the matter of selection o.
| she fifth member.
Fixing the Presidents salary.
The House Committee on Appropria
tons will, in the legislative and execu
tive appropriation ball. fix $25, 900 a,
the salary of the President. and accom-
pany it with provision repeating tha
section of the revised statutes which
increases the salary TO $50, 100
The Oregon Case.
| The Oregon Il, coral case was th,
subje0t of long discussion in tn
Senate Committee on Privileges ane
Elections, to day. A large naEsber o
telegSams have ya to be offered IN evi
deuce.
I A Message on sFecie Payment.
Fbe President bas been engaged on
message, which be- will send TO Con
gross today, recommending smell
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
Ais oluclon Flotice.

sBvHE PARTNERSHIP HERE oFoRE y,
is'ing between ". A. Trousda'e an,
Robert O'Aeal Is ~ Is day disse lived b. DnlasIt
consent al debts Of ths firm viii Be ~
by W. Trousaals. aud al d, hts cHihs ~
arm will Dc collected by him. ,v
W a. TE0USIALh
pOBERT ONEAL
WfNSENUccA. New. CO. 80, 1915. W.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31

The bnilding formerly occupied by
B. 5. Coggeshal g. Co. For terms
apply to A J. Shepard. [j2-im
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
m ANHooD RESTORED

NTICTiMs or YOUTHFUL IvPRuDl s.r,
v who have tried III vain every ~
remedy will learn Of L simple prescilsgsa,,u,x
FREE, for the speedy cure ef merry GUS aey ,, al
premature decay, lott manhood, ana 81, Nh
orders brought on by oxcesses. A. a.Sss,N
has the ingredients. Address DA
eco, SO Nassau 81. NJ.
oct ~, Xr
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
Declaring Hayes Elected.

Declaring Hayes Elected.
Albany, N. Y, jim. 30.
The State Senate to-day adopted res
olutions declaring Hayes legally elected
President and should therefore be in
augnrated.
Death of AN Editor.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 30.
Daniel O'Neill, editor of the Pitts.
burg Daily DISPATCH died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

TIE COAL TRADE REVIEW.

From The EnqHecring and Mining Journal, June 20.
On Wednesday the Delaware, LackaWanna
sell public auction on tie 21th INST l@J0UO IONS OF
and much less tlan generally anticipated Woud
be offered At tho companys present rate or production,
lts output for July wouu not far from 100000 tons,
considerable Of winch, however would be taken Tor zeal
consumption aud by the Northern trade, while II also
has very large stock 90 coal al near H0bOkcn There
is considerable urnisng as 10 the prices tAat VIII be
realized the sale, the estimates ranging lrO y - 90
81 So t the genera. impression prevails that the latter
figure W be nearly correct Ihe market Is very Wen
supplied stocks large ana with The present rate o.
production il is only matter Of short time before
we must see lower prices, unless tho mining com
Is already far too low and less than any Of the
companies afford 10 supply Il at; but when buNcrs
have al they can carry, this viii nor prevent decline.
A. has been customary tue announce ment OF an auction
sal han greatly checked business. that which Us doing
being mostly on prices preulcaJtu on te aNeTso t''
Will bo secured 40 the sale next wednesday The Dcia-
ware. Llckawauna and Western Railroad Company
sale ike that OF the Penns5 yana Coal company lst
week, does not how an aggressive pOucy a.. It's DdcA
bIt We have, nevertheless, indications OF war ln the
East On tae l5in ins. there appeared m me S1r"$
1ed Rcy5uDitetH au advertisement inserted ny dI j.
81. C0wan, GLeriuS or zen days 1000 tons OF codi al
retail al - per TON at yard Inc same paper sys ttl
this is fa OF - U-r ton in The retail price The Goa!
is Delaware and Hudson and Ptston, and j. carried
t.oIn Il ldson over the i,osloh ana ,AiDt.y haIOa,
Tuis is supposed 10 bc blow az the Reading company
which was Offering It's coal there at the time under the
market price.
(which was responded 10 by the Readings agent ad-
vertslng to sell any part of 10000 tons at - 80
t0n.-Ed.l
1t is very probable that those who hold the field
will not have Things AL their way. THESE cnorts TO
reach direct after crOwdne the yards OF
dealers must soon react upon the mining companies by
protested notes. etc.
During june and July of last year production was
mostly suspended during alternate weeks Inc wees ~
1876 corresponding with the ono ending this year with
June IG was fuI WORKING wees, yes the output was
7e34 than for last week The production was
80 follows: Last WecK, 4S ,622 tons previous Week,
4533O5 tons corresponding week Of 1876, 4O6.s-,
tons. The total production from Jan. TO june 10
s,0j2.lS1 tons, against O4J--93 IONS for the Ike
period of last year, showing az increase this year OF
2,199, ,-gS tons.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
The STATE OF TRADE.

RDPFAN
LIVERPOOL, June 23-Pork-Eastert iul TO-; Western
dun ct 53. Bacon Cumberland Cut dun at SO short
duh az 500 Hams-Long Cur dull at 4S: shoulders dun
AZ "a. bceiwlhga SCI " ess dah a 90 Ira hess e aa
du a. - q Ta!owIPrme & CITY dun a. 80 O. Tgpentine,,
l9e Amercan Ch9ce steady az 59 Lard on dnl AZ
steady II lIlI: 40 2spung steady All 81 Winter south
com ID NJ % @ast re s M1nigr Hesern-None In the
LvERPcoL June 23-l2 n--1he receipts Of Cotton TO-
partially I'D cheaper; Urlands Aiiding clause,
and July delivery. 6sd Uplands Low Mdilng clause An
,,IygRroqL juno ss-l2;$op H.-cottOn du! and easier
TvFH,os TTne 81 y m NJ n, r on As nv ,y ~ dav IN
cuded 1000 bales American Cheese 50 cwt for the best
LyEarool- jane 23-2.3O D. m.-Cotton futures STEADY
Cplands Low Mdilng clause. July August delivery
LosDos June 23-on the stock Exchange the market
English funds has been exceptionally tat compared with
s about Brush ineryeuton though Not sufficiently
have been enough engaged keeping up
the markets hence iie sales Of consos provide against ao
cdentA ON Thursday the prevailing dulness increased
BY The definite shape Of expenditure by the
genera business but are being Tor sale
Al The close there was drop IN the speculative markets IN
pees being Sun good al over the Continent there some
mat there are large financial interests in favor Of hi prices
a. present tHsan loan German 0an issue Of United
oa'es s'c anu Iofluguese loan are All coming foIWaiu
and none ~ The goups int ested recalling these securities
a. II ana 40 no. 0psia'a fIunn
lower Italian and French actually risen. American
curues have ialen htue tho issue of cent bonds
and the announcement that tbs Cabinet has decided
that the interest anu principal Of the per cents
only are PAYABLE in gold has increased that ei
feet English railways dull The OF discount have
further gwen az THIS Heek a being the quotation ior
three months bank oils. Yesterday larger de
maud for discount Than previously during bulls hAy
Ing been hed BACK IN case tha should be reiuced
silver remains steady The isue Of Treasury bills al
uded 10 n tie Indian Budget proposals are upon
key ~ Keep that metal from fluctuations business
IN MncnG lane continues rather Msng kinds of pro-
duoe have now lost The advance The commence
meni OF tle war sugar has been very duh during the past
Week Win quotations OCCASIONALLY in favor u buyers Dul 20
day friday there Is rather inquiry decline and
also for Refined Sofee has been in good demand Coofy
kinds higher Plantation CsviOn a Of lsa2-
Native ia nrmer. The unfavOrahc cOpa
partly caused the improvement Ordinary descriptions
unchanged The next sales OF Dutch Inaing Com
pany tbs 27th inst will be larger namely lOe
300 bags ce continues depressed The Tea market - u-
changed pubic sales being small private contract busi
has been done IN this seasons make of CoDRou AZ
prcea The first steamer from HankOH with Teas In
expected arrive July Now Indian Tea
by realized full the finest hut grades
considered cheap. Saitpeter is lower
LONDON June 23-lS 80 bath money
and the account United States per oen bonds lo4
cyes 1919, AswYork Centn. oS.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
coTTnN afARKETs.

GALVESTON June 23torfou nominal; Mfdinc TT ocf IoW
NI,iur lc Good Ordinary, lCac; uei receipts - Dales
e,,prts Goa wise. 1-j balrsi STOCK, AN yhrs
NCnF0lK. June 2.-NOton hultii Nllul-' 10 i'ff nf.
receipts g. haes eXpors, cOast"s 10 Uiies s7 -Vo
bales. stOca jooi D1irs - g.. ,,..,t.s.. Ia, ? ,.v
Ndnur III Ordinary, lO"sc; gross receipts Dale
exoTi colsugse bales. sales, lZJ bales Stock o25V
gGsroS June 23.-Cotton quiet; Miltng l2ci Low Mid
Ordinary 10 '-ti net ltcclpi . Oaits
errss 24s bales sales, $50 bales; stock -Z5O bats 3,
WILMINGTON. June 23.-COttOn nominal MdllLe u c.
ov Ndd Dg IOLc Good Ordinary. loc s1ch lool bales
pm tprIpiiTA June 23-COuon nrni Mlddhng i
Niddiiuc Good Ordinary ~ f net iec-lls' -
bales gross $50 bales sales slnes Io7 DaeS SucA O-'
pI'es 9itsyutp Jupe 23-Cotton Grm Mddlng. ~ &c.
SAvAsSAH Juno 23.-Cuuon dul MidIhhs III &C. Low Low
NfSdnn0 IOac Ordinary, iDifc. net receipts ~
haies. saes ls5 bales stock. 2. .lo3 bales. . -,
NEWORIEANs. June 23.-Coton quiet hlddAng' II+c.i
~ NrddIlng lO7se Good Ordinary 10 i7ci net recrpJ.
- males erss bales: expOrs 10 Great biItah 4ooJ
males. sales, 75O bales stock, I'LL Dalea. ,,t,
dur IO,c. Good Ordinary. 9'sc; net receipts Daiss
ross 4 bales exports coastNse' loo Dalesj Ses -VV
bales stock Il ,5sI bales ,c,rt- II IL. rae.s,,.
- bales shipments lOO bales. sales 900 Daesi slocA'
A1,S alSra June 23-Cotton quiet; Middlng lle Low
Ndgg IOstc; Good Ordinary, 10 &C. receipts i Uaie"
9TScfS.ri June e3Coiton steady; Middmg IL io Low
-iIin, lose. Ordinary. lOSsc receipts 80 9Aie-
abpments 79i bales: sales I22 bales spihhes loo oeS
slsh 80 dS lime 29-Cotton quiet Mddling, II 1c
iso 49,. .sle- bales. stock 2.Sil bales
Z3-COtton uncaangedi Mhliiihe Al &C.
Low NJ dilirg 1O3e Good Ordinary, lvc. Ircelpts
.is bnnsns 3i7 bales; sales 81 bales stock 47Oo
lime Weekly recelPs G6 bales ship
meats 65 bales stock 1877, go bales 1870 700 Daies