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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.


The dry weather of last week has had the effect
to very sensibly decrease receipts OF new tobacco
and consequence the business done at the allc-
ton warehouses during the week has been com
paratvely light only g23 hhds having been offered,
a large portion of which were old, for which there
has been an active demand at prices showing an
advance from 1@l%e per pound; new being in
light supply and in fair demand has ruled strong,
with an upward tendency in prices. The weather
of the past few days has again been soft, giving
bulking and prizing season which will doubtless
cause large receipts next week. The last offerings
of seed were chiefly common grades of new, for
which the market is dull and lower while old, if
good, is in active demand at full prices.
The offerings for the week were COZ hhds and ~
boxes of new and 3l6 hhds OF old-total 923 hhds
and 20 boXcS-as follows:
22O hhds and "a boxes cutting and manufactur-
ing leaf common smokers to fine leaf-6 hhds
Brown County, Ohio District at 81 T5@1S co. 2S4
hhds Kentucky, 1Sl hhds Kentucky-l6l bids
old at S3@922 20 hhds new at 81 55@7 35; 20 hhds
new owen County at - s0@6 O5, box new
at IS 80; 70 hhds new Pcndleton County Dis
trict at 81 l5@9 30 80 cases cigar leaf az
S2@25, common smokers to fancy wrappers. 239
hhds and 10 boxes, 227 hhds cutting and manu-
featuring tobacco common smokers to good cut
ting leaf-iO hhds Ohio II hhds old at So 559l6 IS,
% new at So 1C@6 80. 1877 hhds kentucky-95 hhds
Mason County, 30 old at 81 7O@14 rs, 63 new at s.
@l2; 10 hhds new Owen County at 81 S595 so; ia
hhds Pendleton County District, 10 old at - 25g
13 "a new at $2t9S 20; IS hhds new Boone
County, Kentucky, at 81 45@4; 10 hhds new Indi-
ana at 81 5O@3 4O:7 eases old Ohio seed leaf at
50 5O9l6 Is, 1872 hhds, and Ill bOxes-173 hhds
cutting and manufacturing leaf, common smok-
ers To fine leaf "a hhds Ohio: 45 old at $3(glS 90,
9 new at 81 SO@9 4O; ll9 hhds Kentucky: IS
Mason County DISTRICT, 30 old at 81 70@l7,
8 new at g O5C16 90; IS hhds Owen
County, Kentucky DISTRICT. 10 old at
$l7, "a new at s. O0@6 80; 20 hhds new Pendle-
ton County at 81 500t6 %; 16 hhds new Boone
County at S. 5O96 30; hhds new Western Virginia
at S2 15@6 IS; 10 bxs new do at 81 1908 Is; 1O1
cases cigar leaf at s2@12 rs, common smokers R to
manufacturing leaf % hhds new Ohio at s. 500
6 so, 6 bxs new at $l@3; 50 hhds Mason County,
Kentucky; % hhds old at s3@9 30; S6 hhds new at
81 SO97 S0 % hhds Owen County, Kentucky
District: s hhds old at 81 50@2 Is; q hhds new
at 50 50C87 30; 10 hhds new Pendleton County
Kentucky, District at 81 1905 70; hhds new
West Virginia at 81 5Os4 55, for common smokers
to good leaf. 50 hhds cutting tobacco; 50 hhds
Mason County, Kentucky (Disti 10 hhds old at
S}6e12 40 hhds new at $2 35@ 10; % hhds new Owen
County, Kentucky District) at 81 2O@6.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19

Hs- IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Snihen, No. "
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be a branch office of the STAR
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in ourname
Hf- CINCINNATI, March 1880 P. M.-Mess
pork is moderately active and steady. Lard in
fair demand and bulk meats quiet with only a
moderate inquiry. Hogs are in good demand and
prices firm. Flour in good local demand
Wheat rather duh and weak. Corn active and
firm. Oats dull. Barley steady, but light sales.
Rye slow and quiet. Whisky selling freely at yes
terday's prices Cotton with change and little
doing Gold 1915 Exchange firm and active.
f5-WEATIER,-Fa weather, with rising tenn
perature, for the next twenty-four hours.
eFfs--THE CovingtOn Office of the STAR is at No.
= East Pike street, in Hardin's Insurance Office.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
Forty-fifth Congress Second Ses-
sion.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The Committee
on the Judiciary reported adversely on the
bill to remove certain disabilities of women,
and it was indefinitely postponed.
The Fertilization Appropriation Bill was
called up and passed without debate as it
came from the House
The bill to grant an American registry to
a foreign built vessel for the purposes of the
Woodruff scientific expedition around the
world was briefly discussed and laid over
until tomorrow.
The bill to provide Pacific Railroad
said railroad to the United States, was
called but pending its discussion the Senate
went into executive session and soon after
adjourned.
HOUSE
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Bills introduced
and referred
Granting pensions to soldiers who enlist
ed out of prisons; also, for the payment of
certain Southern mail contractors.
Proposing an amendment to the Constitu-
ton providing that the President shall be
elected by direct vote of the people.
To grant to the State of Ohio the unsold
public lands remaining in that State.
For the erection of monument over the
grave of Thomas Jefferson.
The motion to suspend the rules and pass
a bill authorizing the free coinage of silver
on the same terms as the coinage of gold;
also, authorizing the issue of coin certifi-
Gates on deposits of silver bullion, was re-
jected.
The House then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the business of the District of
Columbia.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
CINCINNATI Dry Gooa. MARKET.

DINtINNATI WdItTI To
There was a considerable increase in the volume
of business this week. but the market is still quiet.
Prices were steady, and no material change is OBJ
served.
BIEACHED MUsIINs-Now York Mills, 11Mc;
Lonsdale cambric, 1lc; King Philips Gambric l3ci
Jabez Knight do, gl2c; Wamsutta, NE; IONS
dale, &c; Fruit Of the Loom, 91ac; Hope, Sc; Far
we'll 919c.
Brown SHEETINGs-We quote Eastern standards
sm8l4c Western standards 7@s714c, and seconds "a
@612c per yard.
TIcKINGs- &C A, PFC; C T, 131aci
Gold Medal, l5I2c; Extra Medal tic; Queen Oh
the West IA, 16, 49, 20 221a, %, 2S and SOe; Amos
keag A G A, lie.
PIINTs-We quote standards 5]4g6c, and sheet
ings 56g5Ac per yard.
JEANs-Ncwp6rt, 1se; Winona, 1Sc; Pewee
Valley BIC; Minneola 35c; Atlanta SOC; Glib
altar 371ac; American 45c: Laurel Hill, 4212ci
Queen City, SOC; Dayton, 2112c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
Colonel Xierler,S Letter

In some OF the papers yesterday the
statement was made that Col. Ziegler had
written a letter to Prosecuting Attorney
Baker, which Mr.. Baker refused to give to
the public, intimating that it would not do
To prevent wrong impression, Colonel
Ziegler produced a copy of the letter, which
we give below, and states that his object in
writing it was simply to learn whether or
not the parties mentioned could be arrested
by him, since he considered them dangerous
characters to be on the streets:
"Hon. c. W. Baker, Prosecuting Attorney Hamil-
ton County:
"SIR-Will you do me the favor, if you
are not going to try Red Wilson and Henry
Curtis, to nolle their cases. SO l may be en-
abled to reach them?
"Yours, respectfully,
"GEo. w. ZIEGLER. Sup't.u
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19

probate, and Elizabeth Koehl appointed
executrix. Personally, 81 900; realty, So, 900.
POLICE
Drunkemness-Nic ]. Rothan, con-
tinued to March 9th; James Coulden, So;
Thos Mcdonnell and VIM. Hudson, $40
each; Annie Kelley, 10 days; Lizzie Brod-
beck, continued to March 26th
Miscellaneous-Jane Hutchinson, keep
ing house of i'll fame dismissed; John D.
Schlottman, disorderly conduct, dismissed;
Leo Metz, George G. Weiman, same, $3
each; Thomas Hanrahan, abusing fam
lily, dismissed; George w. Williams,
shooting with intent to kill, CON
tinued to March Goth; Nicholas ]. Ru-
than, carrying concealed weapons, contin-
ued to March 9th; Louis Randall, expos
ing person, continuedto March 23d; Sidney
Smith, assault and battery, continued to
March goth; w. T. Scudder, same, contin-
ued to March 29th.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed G
record since our last report:
Andalusia Dudley, So yrs, Virginia.
Infant Zwicker, 8 days, city.
Margaret Merland, 36 hours, city.
Catharine Brodbeck, 46 yrs, Germany.
John Butcher, SO yrs, England.
Mary c. Steinkamp, yrs, city.
VIM. Bracken, 10 mos, Kentucky.
Fred. p Jenkins yrs, city.
Margaret S.1rdon, IS yrs, Ireland.
Catharine Lawler 48 yrs, Ireland.
Elbert Marsh, 76 yrs, New Jersey.
Ann Doherty, hour, city.
Julia Frank, As yrs, Ohio.
Bertha Schwenkmeier, yrs, city.
VIM. Wellington, 10 yrs, city.
Henry Canisive, mos, city.
John Mccormack, mos, city.
B. Kemper, 2 yrs, city
Leonart Zeiser, 55 yrs, Germany.
Catherine Hackmann, 81 yrs, city.
Barbara Biber, 70 yrs, Germany.
Augusta Kasowsky, 3 yrs, Germany.
Mary Klingman. As yrs Germany.
Catherine Meyers, 81 yrs Ireland.
Infant Besler, stillborn, city.
Infant Kaiser stillborn city.
Philip Gross, 63 yrs, Germany.
LOUISA Danncckef, 70 yrs, city.
Geo. Brand 43 yrs, Germany.
Engel Landen, 67 yrs, Germany
VIM. Duval, mos, city.
John G. Fox, q yrs, city.
Julius Elshaff, 1 yr, city.
Rentz Fisher 6S yrs Mississippi.
Anton Eisen, So yrs, Germany.
Louis Klanke, 40 yrs, Germany.
Nina Rahenkamp, mos, city.
Anna Fasse, 8 mos, city.
Robert L. McCracken, 3S yrs, city.
James Martin, q yrs, Ireland.
Lucy M. Brickley, % yrs, city.
Allen B. Kulin, mos, city.
Mace Biedler, weeks city.
Sophia Braun, 81 yrs, Germany.
John II. Doebel, A yrs, Germany.
Fritz Eng 30 yrs, city.
Geo, Garreal, 35 yrs, New York.
BENZ. Bleyer, 40 yrs, Germany
Anna M. Schulkens, 50 yrs Germany.
John Busmann, yrs, city
John B. Etkemann, 20 yrs, city.
Infant Drap, 2 days, city.
Mary Martis, "A yrs, Maryland
Grace A. Evans 80 yrs, West Virginia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

Esselborn Bros. against Hugh NJ. Wallace.
This was an action to recover a balance of
1925 upon three promissory notes executed
by Wallace Brothers, in payment of goods
sold and delivered by plaintiffs. In prog
ress.
The State against Michael Fogarty. The
testimony in this case is still in progress.
The cross-examination of the defendant is
progressing.
PROBATE
The will of Jacob Koehl was admitted to
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
FIN ANClAA.

CINCINNATI, March 19-1:30 P. M.
Gold steady The local rates are 101 buying and
10lL selling Gold checks drawn on New York
at 1915.
Eastern exchange is firm, in good demand and
rather scarce Dealers are buying at par and sell
ing at 1-l0 premium.
Sterling has only moderate inquiry, but the
rates are steady. We quote sight at 81 SO, and 10
days at 81 81 per { in gold
The local buying and selling rates for Govern
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
For New Orleans

TUESDAY, 10Th, at p. NJ, rOSPflVELY,
e. = GOLDEN GROWN. W. p Walker, Mrs
lfeH ter. Apply ON board, OF to Roys.
As.zA.ass1M Mosset, J. G. Dorman ~ Co, Matt "a
Guire Agents
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19

HUTS|Market rather aCtlVe HIlu III1ll VUIIIIIIUIl
sell at So 1908 40, medium at $50@3 rs, good to
choice at So 85C94 per GENITAL gross
CATTLE-Market quiet at previous prices. Com
mon S2(42 90 medium 81 1898 25, good to choice
So 5O@4 . per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-Are in fair demand and the market
steady. We quote common at So 25(g3 u.s. medium
S4Qg4 50, and good to choice 81 7595 % per GENITAL
QrtysS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 10th, at p NJ, POSITIVELY.
~ h VINT SHINkLE, Jas. Remission, Mas
ter. Apply on board, or to Royse a
aszzza11szo Mosset, Agents, on n, 0. Wharfboat,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 10th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
e. h the G. & 0. r. r. Packet, BOSTONA
LEssssAs MI |. Bryson. Master Freight received OL
sesssazs'ssE Wharfboat foot of Broadway, W.
HOnshell Supt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
For POnlerOy.

THIS DAY, 10Th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
W-e - TELEGRAPH, j.. S. Morgan, Masta
fsSsas fas$As Freight received on Wharfboat, foot
asiazzaA Broadway. w. HonShell, Supt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 10Th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ GENERAL LYTLE, b. Merrieiecs,
sssSRs 5T Master Freight received on Wharf
f'saEEi'sslaa boat, foot OF Vine street Thos Shcr
ock President
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19

The following is the 30 p. report for New
York Stock Market as received by Lea, Sterrett q
Co. 8 West Third street;
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19

CINCINNATI March l9-2 P M.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the past "A hours:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19
ToWhaat NEoyenaents.

The W. +. Gaylord is here, and will return u
Ashland this afternoon with tow of empty
barges.
The Joe Walton was picking up all extra tow
this morning preparatory to starting up the river
this afternoon.
The Cobb Cecil will be down the latter part OF
the week from 1ronton with u tow of pig iron.
The j. A. BlackmOre, from Pittsburg, passed
down this morning with tow of coal.
The Robert PEBBLES is receiving a new mud
drum and will probably leave tonight for Pom
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June % me FrsHOinid s9ys "Thr rate of dis
Tor three months bs loans CIutiune harden
ing Tho best hills not taken below cent The quie
tudc ana uncertainty n the soCs WaTlCs this week were h
striking contrast with c excitement ana huciuaOs NJ the
weeks The uncertainty a1ut thr result % thr
Berlin Conrre~s and adverse DE puCpa
Ca1se thou 90 lighter money here aud 20 Paris hcr p check
speculation Tho changes, Wn ore or two exceptions" Lave
been iu down ward Girtctpn Tt' usr Tor United sat
Governments railway securities as hpeI ir whole
well supported. though Atlantic and Great Weae and r,o
mort gages eZCeptiJHs.'
LGNDUS Jurg i5p Clu7os 95'Is fDr money. % "A
for q. D1r. IcBf0Ti.c-. IcJRs Fuo l41
way shares i1 ILLINOIS CcuIIIl, 50 ~ Ptuuyklnl4 Con
tta!. 81 Reading Halrrud, IGia
LoSDuN June 222 g. WConsCiE Gs'ia for both money
the Paris auyCe5 quote ave rtlia Ai
llS francs for the account
IONnOS June 22-,:}D m.The amount 90 hulion With
drawn from the Bank 9f England on rIgTC' to-day s l
LONDON June 22-5 D. m.-faIls adNlces siaio that i've
Ter closed 3 francs 10 cJuv5 Tie acc
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

HAVANA. June 22-Sugsr-The h1l.tIy8 contributed %
faIug the pr,ygng GuHoss tEc market g.osyd very
Quiet Tnt weak Mulssys Surars Nee 9" 10, ~ 49,
r,rs .oiI Fff lfrob. NurC1gado sugar Common % Pair.
res rsir Centrifugal NuE. II 20 ~ in boxes an 81
lends. r.lts. AZ UHNaia aiu
trrs-l boxes ~ 500 bags. a'd Nl3b aus Ltcgps
f0r hs 500 buErs. ZOO bags aEt 500 hhds Ex
rurts durrr. ur ttrs,-F LeNfH l.tli haIA an" y u"
nlf4 rrIug ilU AnNg LIZ bags avs NuiD hhis 20 ihc
ic! .faas nominal, Jt4Ht f.ais, goal, pr Eeg,
palIFgatoi. Bacon So Ef& 1p, currency
par rt Jcrksd Borf 81 rais, currency, per arrObe
liam. American -urar cGfr So 1850. CurHucr, per gum
t4 L1r kcgs, s5i 30 fi2 rurenc' pr qiiM TOT NM
A. guufll Honey, Aa'tA T. tenl-.
o1'f ucr aallu onions sl7o-lI, cufrHcT, per bh Tor
American Coal ui uH. "a - A. reals, cu.rtey per i
ION Ifnpts hhus., gold LUiuur Culi. Mhtn fnc,
s3Bdsi, gold p-r NJ Pitch Pine, 15 fa Sho9hs hImcr
EnT sa rras gold Su.nr bhfS, 20 reals Hoops dull
Long shaved. SiJa so, currency, Det D. ffcgntS qtL
Tobacco qulri. spanish gold, 1lSotld'& i.ieanthst
sredr on the Uut,t states. go days curTcucY. 80 pr
mmu. short sight DO, i40f9t premium; 20 days goii
81 ga ufrli4l. snort sght do 1dJH yrcWium5 on Lon
o1n l04lO y premium ou Pans 3aJ premium
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

land-Ameriean bars 46l tons (now Boston) to the
River Platte Lumber, s14 net, cold. From Charleston
swedish barK, 5l3 10 the United Kingdom, ROsin,
4s 3D.; Spirits Turpentine 6s. Sd Prom Wilnngtonrwo
barks TO ave same voyage avail Stores reported a. 3D.
a6s Cd From the British PrOvncesBrtsh bark 30l tons,
70 che United Kingdom Deals, private terms
PETROLEUM-Quet, steady; sales; Crude IN bulk,
Refined Ii &c asked here lse asked IN Philadelphia lie.
al llc IN Baltimore, prompt deveres sales OF United,
10000 bbls., quoted 81 1884
PROVISIOHS-PORK-M lower, moderately active
sales AIS bbls Mess spot part $40 25 $50 bbs August
$40 2Oi 1000 bbs September, $40 25GslO SO second
eal" June, s100sl0 20; July $40 000si0 20 August
$40 1880 20; September, $40 20GSlO 25 October,
$40 3odsl0 10: BEEF unchanged BEEF HAMS
trm sales 800 bbs private terms quoted S2laSS2 5O
Old aud Eew...CUT MEATS fair demand steady sales.
1000 Picked Bellies, &C.; 700 Fresh Bellies &C.; 1000
Fresh Hams Sci 1900 do Shoulders 4ia05c 1000 Picked
Shoulders 5e. 500 Smoked do, &C.; Nddes quiet, firm
Western Long Clear, 534c city do, 6c..-.. DRESSED
HOGS firm City Heavy 60 Light, 5s0j &c; Pigs 5Asc....
LARD-Market less active, lower sales go tes Prime
closing l2c; $3.50 tcs August 127 2c closing
7.25c 300 September 737 29l40c, 1000 tea Year
7l79a7.2Oc.; Second CaI-June, 72OdI25c; July p
6720c; August, 725d727 &c; september 735d73l he;
October 742 2d7 74je; December, 740676je Year 7lJ0
T.20 City Seam light demand sales l25 tcs 7.15c; No
City, 90 ties. 6s7ae; Refined moderately acve sales zoo
Continent, 765c 100 tcs West Indies 75Oc-.-BUT-
TER, HEESE and EGGS quiet, without decided change.
RICE-Moderately active, steady unchanged. 80.
SKINS-GOat In demand, fim Receipts past week lO2
bales Calcutta bales Tampc0 bales Kingston 4 bales
NewOreans Sales 800 bales Mexican 100 bales Curacao
60 baos Payt, "a bales Puerto CabeO bales Rio Hache
Deer fair Receipts, bale New Orleans sales TO-,
600 TTuXillo $500 Central American 1900 Puerto
CabelO.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

BalrruoRF June 22-Cottou dull; Mddhng ll1adll SCI
WidtIpr III isc. Good Ordinary, lOfci gross receipts
2f baes; exports % Great Britain yZ Daes
$50 bales; saea 100 bales spnea Ilo Desi so0A $500
gosroN June 22-Cotton quiet; MddllnE loea Low MID
dug IL ttc; Ordinary I'D Oci not teesP,s IL
gross bales exports 10 Great BRITAIN 'oo Oe' SA
17i5 bales. -. .f,.d,,,. Ill
Low Mddllng 1Os4 dIO7sc Good Ordinary Ore he'
,ccenfs az baesi sales, so bales stock sz3 Dales
ClSoNsAT June 22Coton quist Mlaahg - - Low Lon
NfiddlnR iOsc Good Ordinary, loci recelpts lOA Baes
bipuenfs is8 baesi sales 10 spinners 100 baes STOCK
3.4Ob bales ..,,ohorooa. MA
AIM IoEsos low Niddling 1Osci Good Ordinary vc.
net eoeiptA ia bAes exports cOastHse 10 DeS e@eA
s5 balest stock ,O33 bales -,
% I0TsyltIE June R2-ootton queti Middling, 1lise
NV1fPaIs Juns 22-oOttOn sieadyi MddlinS, Sci 70
eeipts 2is balos shipments A07 baes sale~ AOV paes
st1eo oaf June a2-cOtton quiet NddlnE l0'sc5 Low
Afiddiing i0c, Good Ordinary, esci pet receipts 4Vs
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
THE STATE OF TRADE

LcNDOy June 22-There Is feature MuciRp Lane;
iEc marcts mostly qnt The suppy ~ C0aec coutn'
a.s cv ot FOREIGN torts numerous parcels Oieref iOr
had 90 be WitlHrswu. Orim2y and tiXed qua l.
t, llCl PutaOI Ieysn barely Supports last weeks
low qualities, inclfHlbg jag elY mot
is dulL shipping kinds and COnggu kcsp hrn, but
other arc without Improvement The public sales
have LerI rFe. Satperr is uuchlnEcd PeFpti taAsla
and few other low prced trtc rs iriC, more attention
AN, 20 l2 acUu-Cum5rran1 Cli steady - 26 Cd. s"tt
Ib .gi Long Clear hfmer at = 3D. suon Clear
tfmrr Hams-LOng Hruer 90 III. ShoniCfh hfil
256i Boef-luIa Mess Guil ~ e4 EA;ra Mess dIi
%. Prime Mess dui 81 y. lard-PuiEe western
Hfusr % 20 IaIIOW-PnWe C!Iy dU ~ 81. TufreutIe
spirits GHu "a 2j. EGSy-Common dgu 90 pL; tUe dul
90 10. CHr-.e-Ameucan Ci0'co dun a. 40. Lard on
duil 90 co. Fluur-ENTa state dEil ~ %. Wheat No
epr.ne steady % . Sd. No -FFLg stclGy ats ddi
20 a. Corn Old Mixed .ft steady az . 0l;
liYsalp June Ell Jbu.-CottoHdn aud uncl auged'
Mdtl,s Upgu 90 Gisd Mding Orleans b'c; safes 0 me
dp, $3.50 I..l 1000 bales Tor speculation and oN-
t0iI Receipts. $3.50 bales iuciine 100 bales American
nturr- partially lad brtcr lrlauds 10" Noding cause
Jane delivery. Gqt; paBds. Low Mdng caze une atu
gu; grFy DafUl DVland Low AldinE clause JGy anu
tueus .Ip very also 67sd. IL lau.s LHu hiddltng
clause august and September delivery, ts; aiao b41 p
lands Middlng clause september aud october urVtry
Crf also 6s,aI: Ipauds. LOW .tgg clause, ottobcr
New com. slppri October and November, saiL G'sL
iIyFlUu June 22-l: %. m--t btrse. fi ptt cWL loT
tho best grail American I4ri 30 81 IT cN lOr Alef
Bacon. - 90 owL for Long Clear hatr ami 90
iiyrEioo Jnno g2-2i5 D mThe sales of Cotton TODAY
included $500 bales American Futures I'm; UplAnts,
Los NIri .iHg clause. DCisb,T delivery. E'tai.
ASrUIa. June .2.-PeifOcum 2J2 francs Tor hhe paIe
UAy June a2-Iard closed arls francs per 30 kos
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

In State bonds Louisiana consolidated 7s were In high
favor and on sales OF than $ljO,0O0 the price
advanced to s3Ia later the price declined to
s2Ia with final sale Of single bond at Sll2 Missouri
6s OF 1889 or 1890 sold at IO5 the District Of Columbia
3-65s fell 10 1914. - .
In city bank stocks Nassau O2) sold at Sl2 Galatin
C2sl at 112 and Central National 40 at 80.
Railroad bonds were noticeable Tor an advance IN
Elevated hrsg to SSl st. Paul sinking fund bonds rose
10 1O2: Northwest gold bonds mug steady 90. Pa
clfcs we're easier-Unou drsts 1919, sinking tond
1912 land grants l07&l, and Missouri Paclhc arsls
IO33s Morris and Essex seconds sold az 1O7. Dcia-
ware, LackaWaBna ard Western seconds AZ JOG. Ol0
and Mississippi seconds al 59li hrsts OF c. G. and G.
al 36936l4 Canada Southern guaranteed ut 7Ol9, Erie
thirds lO7l8 aud Missouri Kansas and Texas c0nsos
at 4Oi2. 80. -
Gold was dull, and all the sales were at 1905 On
gold loans borrowers paid for OF coin until Monday
1e. and g. p l. and y per cent 10 Hat The Assistant
treasurer paid $4,000 in COIN interest on the pu1c
debt, aud g, 800 IN redemption OF called bonds The
days business OF the gold clearing department OF the
Bank State OF Sew-YOrk covered: Gold cleared
EIOI74OOO gold balances, 81 ,OJ2952 currency bal
ances 81 100 lOG. The gold quotations were as follows
1908 l3....-.........-.lOOs