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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
THE STATE OF TRADE

LIVERPOOL June 3-Pork Eastern, steady at 69; West.
am anil M A2 Cumberland Cut dun at 20 short
mn Eteady al 27 Long steady 23k short Clear
nrmer Cd Hams-LOng Cut nrmer also steady
al 1907 Prime Mess dull az III. lard-Pnme Western
steady "a sd Tal0w-Pme CITY dull at SIbd Turpentne
Spirits dull at % Cd. HosDConmon dun ht 3D. FINE du
az 10. Cheese-Ameucan Choice duh at 80. Lard OH
dull at &c., Flour-Extra state duh at 20; Wheat o.
/ Spring duh o Sd; No sprhg duI AT " gi 10; !
Winter dull IO1d. COm-Oh Mixed SOFT dun AT 20 sd
New dull at 23Gd Cotton Seed Ol-felloW American,
none in the market Receipts OF Wheat Tor the week from
Atlantic ports $4,000 qrs from Pacific ports $50 qrs
from sOuCes 75OqTs Receipts OF Corn O5OOO qfb
Mddng Uplands 6ad; Middlng Orleans bsi sales Oh the
day II 600 baes 5000 bales Tor speculation ana
exort Receipts bales Including $500 bales American
Futures sgd beter Upands Low hl1ang oas" 1un9 u
delivery old; Upands Midding clause July ana Aug
ustdeivery UpaDds, Low Mddng clause august ana
Senfember delivery B9i Uplanda Low MiddlinB clause
September october delivery B'led Upan9S' 10" AAu
ding clause October and November delivery 0,sasi Nd,
LJyERPoo June 81 D. m-Bee III per iierce ior Prime
Meas Cheese 48 per cw the best grades OF American
BACON "a Cd per oWL for Long Clear Mld1e an Oou or
short Clear Mddes Breadstus heavy; Co zood por Or
for Mixed Western. -. ,.,.u. - ,,L,
iIvFRPOOI. June $3.50 mUplands cotton Low mi n
ding clause New Crop. shipped OCTOBER anu No'enOo s
tpyRRPooI. June as D. m-rhe sales OF Cotton today
Included 800 bales American. Futures weaker Tree sellers
last quotations Uplands, Low Mlnnins ,
0envefy G,d; Uplands Low Mddng clause July and Aug
ust delivery GSsgd UDands Low Mddlng o'agse anu
Contender delivery ,gd; Uplands low MndnnB clause
September ana October denvery 6's2d; upands Low '
ding clause Crop, shipped November ana DocenOs SAIL
LONDON June s-Evonlne Iinseed sS4sSd per
MavRE, June s.-IArd, 45sl5i9 francs per 80 kilos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtper, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


I'LL %
AsHEs-In some sale steady Pots 494c.i Pearls &c.
COFFEE-RiO active NJ decline closing steady
AZ I4dI4e for Ordinary l0dlG4c for Fair 1870 8c for
Good and f649l7e for Primo Fair to Good santos 1870
16c sales $40 bags Rio GlenOgan 1000 OK do 1000
az do 900 OF Laplace 81 dol 1000 Santos DOL 800
do ex 90 1870 do, do 779 RIO ex Friedrich, private
stock OF raE In FIRST hands "a, 033 bags and In
second hands 02S bags Baltimore In hTst hanns III
OLA bags and in second hands, 2sfVf Dagsi MILO quiet uh
changed. -, n -. -.
(2O3O Saturday EVENING" Including 200 export 2O95 spin
ming 100 speculation 1900 bales delivered on contract sat
this day last week 2S4S last year Good Ordinary l9ge
fairly active closing 1& points lower after many hnetna
iona Sales evening l34OO bales Today 5tlrst Ca-
June 5lf July 1l57f August H. 52, llBO ll6l llOSi
September 1l3l 1Ls2 October lios OS H9ye@ d
June 1882 July, l6s August ll62i September 5S4 ~
Ssles Third CailJune il bS July 1869 August 1io3I
ssptsrnber 1885, December 90 total 800 bales Also
ii 58all7I September l1;3loi14Qi October. ltOoG
lila. December lO92dllO0 April 11Zball.z4i TOTAL,
"a sG6. ernnd iofal oh voc balea Futures closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
Total sales for the day
JOS = seller 60 days.
INC PnIcEs on PHmADELPHA STOCKS.

N blowing mining stocks have declared their
tsguHmOnthly dividends for May: Ontario silver
MINING Company so cents per share, payable June
70; Amencan Gold and Silver Company, j per cent,
payable june 10; and Hullll Gold and Silver Com
PstY, per cent, payable June 10. ,
!. ihe Huldll Company, which has paid fifteen dlyi-
egsds Of per cent each, until recently has been
ss@oaffassed by claims which have rem
esed il very doubtful II the stOckhold-
se had any title to the property, which
y admitted 10 DO valuable. But all these
4Heulties seem TO have been overcome and the
Vie u now stated TO be clear, and the company
s sie Ton all indebtedness of any KIND The capt.
~ ssock Of the company is 100000 shares oil 9lO
s1ch. This company has issued a circular annOunc-
- iis purchase Of tho Whale Companys property
go mln, thereby giving the Hnlill Company, as
etegposes, 1900 feet more OF the vein II Is now
ao.aslng and In addition thereto placer Rfound
,,lst yielded $1,000 worth Of gold during March OF
W. va. year, at cost Of 81 100. Concentrating ma
y neiy TO treat the low grade ores Will soon pe
M ri ration in the Whale mill Jhe, dukll
n' had upon It 3 lien which made its stock WORTH
- According to our understanding OF the POSI-
- - o. matters now, the Hukill mine and Whale
toPfetty arc decided TO the Hukill Company tree OF
iueumbrance, and about 10000 shares Of the
l'A stock are held by Messrs. s. V. White, treas
~, ana John s, DelanO, superintendent for them
'sc and for others as trustees. and they now seek
~ $4,000 shares Of this stock at 81 80 per
49, q % reimburse themselves for recent purchases
improvements made. copy Of the circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

Money on call was generally per cent on rail-
way collateral with exceptions at higher rates. the
rates to the great bond dealers being 2d3 We
quote commercial paper at 80 per cent and upward
and quiet. The following were the rates OF eX-
change on New-YOTk: Savannah, buying par selling
Il premium; Charleston very scarce; New-Orleans,
commercial ls03le, bank Il Chicago, 20 premium;
Boston, Zoe. discount, and ST. Louis, 80 premium.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 100000 National bank notes for re-
demptlon. The customs receipts were Sl3O,OOQ,
and internal revenue receipts S7SOOOO. The fol-
loving is the clearinghouse statement to-day Cur
rency exchanges $S1 ,625, S65 currency balances,
SO, 995 224 gold exchanges, $l3790.372; and gold
balances, 81 1913, 156.
The suIn of 4 I'd. 600 bullion was Withdrawn to-
dav from the Bank of England on balance" max
ing a total in that way of $1,000 in four days On
the London Stock Exchange British cOnsOls advanced
to 971516 closing at 9G5lG, eX interest, for money
and at 967le for the account United States bonds
were only steady; 1868 being quoted at 1921,
new 5s at 1878, new 4l2s at 1888 and lO-4Os at
1O951e In American railway securities, Jersey
Central advanced to 32l2 and yielded 20 81 Z, con-
sOlidated bonds being at 80. PennsylY9nla Central
was up TO 31l4; Enc preferred TO 33ds, common
closing at 15l4 and Illinois Central at SO. There
was no quotation for money. Paris dispatches re-
mort the per cent French rentes as buOyant and
uD to 111.30 sight exchange on London being
quoted az 2j13. A Berlin dispatch states that the
Imperial Bank of Germany gained during the week
2199O00 marks. ,
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Sd day of June were:
Eew.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

The receipts az Buffalo by the Lake Shore and
1licbiean Southern Railway are sure to be dOuble
those Of 1877. which would be a good showing for
that road except Tor the notorious ia6' ea te
with the lake rates. The shipments Dy ran OF gram
received by lake show only a slight increase over
those of the same month Of 1877, ana a decline
t,om those Of 1876 of $4,000 bushels, while the
receipts by lake this year increased ABOUT oOOOOVO
over those Of each Of the two preceding years
The principal features OF the stock speculation To-
av were the same as those which were noted as as
Sumipe D ominence in the late dealings on Saturday
Before tho opening of business here, New-Jersey
Central stock was quoted from London as mp 70 81,
against 81 on Saturday night it may he necessary
10 explain that in London 10 shares make quota
fiOn 80 that the stock opened on our market sharp
SOi9 against 29l2, the last price on saturday, ana
after dscmpg to 30 to 81 o, from which there
was later sal TO sole. Rock Island was opened up
at 11512 against 1147s on saturday rose TO lIo@4'
declined TO 115ls and then advanced t01 I0i4, nom
which il fell 10 its opening price, ll0l2. Whatever
might have been the real OF imaginary cause Tor these
movements, the result was not wthoutlts enect upon
the general MARKET which stlhened up; Lake ohor9
rising 10 G3ss; Michigan Central to 67l2; Central
and Hudson to 11O7s; st. Paul common to % and
preferred to S034; Northwest common TO Oh and
preferred to 7734. But these prices were not sus-
famed and the close was marked by feyerlshness
Erie was exceptional in recording its highest price,
1873 near the close although It's final price was 1923
Wabash rose to 14l2 on per5lstently CIRCULATED
report that the examination before Commits Toner
Osborn to-day would show cOnspiracyi and 10 was
stated that one Of the parties to the SUIT would be
shown to be " snort" OF inc etOck We huOuiu sihhh
that any one who speculated in stocks and was
possessed of the information which the examlna-
lion has developed, would have been " short" of
the stock. Another ray Of light was let in upon the
case to-day An additional 100000 OF eXpendi-
fures in 1877 was admitted to have been excluded
from the companys report. This makes the total of
Expenditures in 1877, thus far admitted to have
been omitted from the statement, S316OOO, against
fbe statements show of a surplus o. S16S,OOO. A
trfing difference in the condition of Che company OF
Aside from Central of New-Jersey, tho coal stocks
TODAY after a small advance in the early trading,
were dull and heavy. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western sold at 567s6571 1868 Morris and Essex
NJ sG4 SGIf,aS 53a and Delaware and Hudson at
565sa57G56ls. Western Union was firm all the
way through, selling freely at 1880 81 a, and
Pacific Mail after rising to 1873, closed at 1928.
The market closed feversh and unsettled.
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ron me WEEK ENDING MONDAY, juno 3 ls7

BEEVEsReceipsy yesterday and today 20 car loads az
against 565 hodlas Monday The arrivals the past week
the corresponding week last The large receivers Of i've
stock during The week were ~ a. 5asn9n Ma 1Sd head nJ q
Regensten, 6S4 heads H. Joseph 72l head Kahn Co.. 1Oi
From dull and depressed market Of last Monday there
while ho feeling grew weaker and weaker up close OF
friday Each day considerable stock vas ef oyer and the
In something noticeable than silence, that complaints
took decidedy favorable turn the who
Friday carried along lace anl had short iGI all qes
had time SIT down and ta The man reason for me
exporters buying literally Some three four
SsTaiSnS IN ming out their cargo The oInss lax
them whole were the worst lot OF cattle We have had
there also few prime animals especially
probably the best lot Of cattle which have been sale since
The holidays averaging l370 per head and sold At lie 70
the offerings from dislerios mostly located In Illinois
and brought from &c. 70 dress 90 20 0'ae dress 90
load OF Common Texas oxen went as low as % 10 dress 90
for Common 70 cattle fully 10 higher for the best
fheTo was rather 6eraia supply bulls and consdera
p S from s TO &C. mainly below 40 Dressed Beef was
active though in draggsg SOFT q WAY qs goGa dea o.
ToaSys transactions incnde the following, 10 head
The 90 IA at She's i52 at sSc 4S9 At &C. 7sS at
s5 Al 9e at i0c iss at 10 c as al i6sc ~ tliey
part so part 81 b. with few on 6S 90 az II Co. 81
sales Ay az Rrde g F. BareSar T. Rey1o
steers l. "a ID, at 5i4c., Do II
oiec ess s each. Rankin & Thompson 4S sullfed
steers 221 n, at 99c 66 n, less 81 each - do "a 10
al gs,e III Illinois Steers 100 TO- at Ollc; 80 do LOO 10,
at CHE less each 10 DO l9 n at at ac less ~ each
do IO36 D at 02e less bOc. each IL DO zoo ~ ~
Che and 81 each ~ do $50 D. at loci do l22S d. NJ
lOllc; 2 DO. ,445 N, at lOI LOS -.
9ic so h. and $40 on the lot "a Illinois steers O5l d. AT
Sc. 30 n, and 39 do, 1yO2O NJ at &c. 90 D.
Uery Cary sold ZOE Illinois Steers 72GL' cwt, atVac'
90 n, 70 lOs4c, IS d, mainly at 9aalOc,, 90 n. .. -
~ Joseph sold lO3 Illinois LILO b. at 92o 90 b'
81 II do 200 b. at Pc less Doe each oI a9
DO iS0O H. at iOLc.. 81 n 20 do, l447 d, At lOl2c
ellis Brown sold rs Illinois steers, cWt, Al SaalUS3
sc 20 do. 7td7 cwty at 1907 90 NJ 70 lOte 81 10 %
80. 7l2a9 cwt. at 10lQe, o. n, TO lie. Do 10
Kahn sold for Kahn Co ii Missouri steers, Coarse. l.
siS h. al sac SO n i5 do I02O D. at &c. and 81 each 40
do kib h. Dao IA 'Suilfed Ohio steers 967 % &C 62o
So dos st 3d. 90 ~ t5 dc Io2s ~ a. sto e is
r. 0ltc 81 do, 107s D. At ec and eachi W do Ll3o
h. al Vol 80 do Ills % At 9cs less 81 each 80 BaIS H.
YS d. 1855 H. At IS 90 per eEt e do 4e7 D. q 10 a,
ZACH 3S d. i2l2 h. at 9Stc for H. Reynolds "a Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO June 3Flour in light demand sales OF 500 b6s
UNCHANGED prices Wheat light milling demand safes
Of 500 bush No Milwaukee Club pryae terms $50 10000
bush do 81 o.. Corn dun sales OF IuVO Oush
Western AOiei 300 bush ample at 4Oe oats noun
nally unohanged Barley steady Rye Inactive other art
ces unchanged. Rail freghtsquiet Canal nelghts weak
CHICAGO, June 3Flour nomnay 91ch9ngea oq ~n n
800 August No do Soc; Rejected f3 Corn unsetted
closing weak At S6sse. cash Soc yuy 59,tc S
July ABE August rye steady in fair demand AZ oae
ley steady. IN fair demand at 4Ic. PORK -
e. 1898 80 cash s e2a g9y q ~ "a gnIy
f8 67 August Buk Meats fairly active, at $780, o and
lac for shoudera Clear and Coar sides Alcohol IN good
Freights Corn Buffalo 90 wheat active a. osSgo 60
lower PORK dull At ss 65ass 67s July So 10 August
Lard dul at 90 60as6 62 July 60 62s August -, n.
Wheat dull RED and White sies1 os Corn stronger o.
dull az b5e58o Barley dull and nominal Pork strong and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
HORSE MARKET.

Taking into consideration the wet unpleasant weather OF
in Horses hrreibDuts have but e
cause Of complaining Of their ade for with all tho dsadyan
and Inconvenience there has been more business trans
acted than three weeks previous Pr9puetos OF
rewes think the time for revival oil their BUSINESS ~
40 that ia beet 70 get every ming m Goa rhn
order hence been buying pretty Freely OF ee heS
Drau Horses. Ice companies have made fewer y rs
vaneed somo companies have not YET 6sGun q Rag,
buf OF Summer weather VIII bring then
into the Held Of good trade Is stl carried on with
railroad companies OF this city cn BIookn
been sent 70 adjacent towns ana
aces some going far PoUghkeepsie 10 M the places
I'm vacant by injury ~ others The supply con-
nues liberal for all except fancy driving animals and owing
Is often difficult 70 suppf the
Immediate demands shipments the past week include 80 head
Of Carriage Horses Liverpool by the Helyetn OF the
National Line they shipped by Isaac Dahman Also
the head Of referred 10 last week by the same YES
sell They the property OF Mr Avon VAL OF Mareneo
IN who his Frank, selected the Horses WIN great
and ouy bought suoh animals as tney th9sht Pes
adaue FOR English market Fifteen head were Na noe
Carriage Horses while head we're hisi-eiass ITot-
ers with record speed Of 300, lao ana 2l2 respec
lively: and o. the Editor OF the Marengo paper
apy sad they fail TO please our English friends
Lo NAV desire beauty action and speed IN the horse MI
Vail and with the horses 10 LONDON anu ~ gu prop
ability will make arrangements while there for regular snip
nents 10 country The estimated loss sustained by the
Of the Idaho on the 81 head OF HORSES ueSheu oi %
don, Is abOut $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

Lard in se demand s M cSEs SSs %1 SS g1SS
s s SyS sS5sssc: short 6 as5c bid 7Sc asked
short Clear &c. Bacon good demand and strong a sic
WhisRsy steady with flr demand 81 OS Butter dun and
Go Ea9sy S Gs oS q
s g y facS Oss s9io sS 2s Batchsrs 81 So
ceipts. LOB shipments 3d. ~. un.s.n.aa xvbs., =,
,b SfI IoT:r !uPs Extra wSe EcssD 81 is No
ScS BIG 81 Mixed 2 eS in RO asys demand S
track 21c No Mixed 2Ie Clover seed dn aoa ana h 0w
busn; oats 700 bush DIP FiouT LSoo
MiiwRURFs june SoFour quiet and shade irmer Wheat
opened firm declined To-. and closed active but weak; no
S s Sos mo sS SG .d s2'
No 2 Ssc Rye steady and firm NO. DC Barley uia,
settled No Spring SOC cash Gle 3T{ 9qse
Wheat to Buffalo 2isS54c. -. oao,.,
ndG@ss Fl G6s s 49s! fs@a'
to Good Refining Cuba Refined sugars moderate demand
a. @ for Cut n dOst sS for os eg cGnsso
Sra o e sHa P Flour dali and Unsettled Minnesota
d Eemy md MSnm to Ff F9s
d. Good s. Patent and high Corn giMG esi
quiet at q S. wheat dull RED Sngraded q go
ii 079s 10 do Amber 81 lOSsl r. Good and chOee
R Sqt 9ss APSST u %stsr quiet
Tme eeed sS Mxa IN care snd sn
DEPOT 4qc Sail elevator 45c.i Prime Dry Pennsyivania
a@a S SS and TSsSed o'F Medium
Prime and GaS9 81 o I the open BoaFd
Corn was in better demand and Sc higher san Mixed SS
4se asked for June 47c bid and "a asked for August
Wheat rather rmer Red sold at 81 TOT June Il va
bid and ST 10 asked for July 81 bid aud 81 % asked Tor
August - .n.u.o. oot,
ST LOUIS June 3-Fl0ur nOminaly unchangedi ony
srnail local demand Wheat unsettled; No. Red Fan,
sISS1 Oh cash ; ne. june 9Oa9O'sec July i,,nS 10
S3aSSc cash S3c, June; "a 2eS4%c. July oats
No. 2. 2id25c.. cash 25c, june. rye InaSNe a.
47Iqc whlskey steady at 81 90. PORK , aun
JObbing, SO 20. Lard nominalX unehhnge1 BUZZ n6o Z az
5S37 nc for shoulders Rib and Clear Sides Reeepts
y gDO Wheat.
$4,000 bush Oats 5000 bush rye Shipmentso6OO0 dds
FlOur II 900 bush 5000 bush Corn 5,OOO OF Oats
TOIRDo June opened weak and lower but CLOSED
seadier Extra White Michigan 81 Ia Amber Micmga'
spo held al Al o. 81 03 bid seller, July hed at ~ vo
ii OF bid No Red Winter spot and seller June ana 19y
Corn auie; High Mixed, 38ci No SPOT 81 selle.
July held 3s9lc.; seller August S92c' , kelecte1'
34c' oats dull; No. 2, 23c. White, 2Oo MicIngan'
25ioc Receipts2wheat 1000 bush. Corn $1,000 BUSH
Oats 5000 bush Shpments-Wheat, 5000 Dush.i CQin'
1874 900 bush oats 1000 bush Wheat dun ana weak an
her Mcbgau spot aud June 81 O3 July 81 % NO eu
spot and June 81 July 092c No. Dayton ana Michigan
He'd, 900. other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
Naw.YonK ANn nnnoKLYy wAREnorsEs.
Tnfal .2ss 2.5ll.93l 2.l3s.7

LAY NP @ S5ISs saay T %arS s as cS
inc and Clover 45dG6c; Salt 4Oal doe Long Rye. 400
ODE. and Short and oaL 3jal0c. cash
HdoPsSQast no%nay uneSanssd take only
s s@sl ot do i0 Ydaf TG 2@SS did S2c
da Gaeh CbSc s9es Of
NAVAL sfORES-spir Turpcntne generally steady At
20 though sales reported Of 81 b6s 29e aai and 80 sS.
same DAY last year fSss o i5 b6ls pSo pIiyate
OCEAN FREIGHTs Berth room moderately active
pool steam 10000 bush Grain, 3D. 60 . zoo boxes Bacon
freight 2s 3D. 1000 pkgs Provisions, through freight part
f PoIk "a london SAIL 10000 bush Grain. s. 90.
quarter 40 tons 300 o 5ss n,e J.. va booS
boxes cheese via southampton. COS GLASGOW steam,
SS SSS e eRs oF 9o 5000 % So Flour ash
loo lcs Beef Ca sail 100 Pqne1eSnf Syrqp To, 6'P
vaie terms Bremen, sail 100 boxes starch los steam 200
a. 90 ksS Bntier 81 100 b6xe. Bacon i7j 900
leather % ions Measurenent Goods o0alOO; Hamburg
SAN 40 tons Measurement Goods l6s 5s steln SAT- LoD0
Chaftcrs British steamer l27 tons. Co. arrive 10 liavr
orders 5000 qis Gram o ~ gd nae!a' Slg0u F M
Corunna II 600 cases ltHn.d p,0,'9| . s o6 rs
Oils L6seed qu- UNCHANGED other oils quiet
cotton seed 'obange sales 100 bblA Refined
PETEoLFUM- Dull uominally unchanged. Crude,
IN bulk al &c; in bbls 0tG9 1c cases. "a GlGci Elph
Ia In Baltimore prompt deliveries sales u United, 80.
900 bbls opening 81 23l and closing 81 20 bld and
observation-disclosures Market more active, higher sales
Q@5 bs Mesa spot ~ 3jds9 bz2 loo bbH DO july - 20
dsg so 800 bills DO. aopcmbcf ~ 90 SECOND ta June
s5 80 id b 81 ssEed sebtempor - 90 pa = 20 askel
october 80 IS bid 20 80 asked NoyemboI $40 Do ~
ssEsdi December s9 bid ki t ai F,sh dmos a
s5ods2I-. cur Mats Quiet firm sales 200
biad5i9c; 5000 Bs Picked Belnes SEQ &c; Middes,
ngbt REQUEST firm Western Long Clear Cl0t.1, $40"
CItv do bc.... DRESSED HOGS-Frmeri cry, Heavy 10
IiGht al SCI Pigs LA kOptned nfmtr closed
barely steady light business sales, 800 tcs iIine steam
spot . 75a6sOc Old and New; 1000 ics do June, ZOO
677Lc; 1000 tCs. do July 6s0c. 900 tes Do August
Gs5dds7 nc; 300 do. october 200 SECOND OalJuue
AnWst d Soc. bid. G7Sac. askodi September 90 e. Did.
97 &C. aaked remainder year, G7uc bid d15c asked city
steam quct: sales. 1870 ties. 66JCi Refined dn con
iueDt quoted 7lsdla iGc....... BIIIIt ana vi ii7t-
Without lmp0finut Change. t6G0-far demand sHane
tirtner Long leland. NowJersey, IRdl3c state Penn.
svlyapia. l8LalaC; Canada, l3dl32ci western IoH
lSL.c.: Ordinary stock, lOal2c o, a.
RICE-Fairy active steady; Gaze. for Carolina and Ota
Gao for Hangoon 80 ~, 49,. g., ri.
10 Good reclining 7a.c. for Prime dsc Tor centrum
gs sale. late SATURDAY and today OF fully 5OOD hhda N
GLIDING 900 hLds Cuba Muscayado .c 20 hhds uo'
ceBtngal si.c: hhds. Mcada 0,iec Refined IA bet
Tor demand and firm Gfanuatcd, Oasci Powdered, vci
Crushed. gatc: STANDARD "a" &c
STA F-Quiet. sales, 90 ties, 1i1r
TALIOW-Quct, steady. SaleAs 6J,UOO %, O'0Gt 'toe.
WHIsKEY- Dull, nominal ~ OS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04

In State bonds District of Columbia 3-65s were
frmer at So and Louisiana cOnsols at II, declining
again, however. to II; Tennessee Gs old issue,
yielded to $685.
In city bank stocks Park (10) sold at 90.
There was falling off in the trading of railroad
bonds. Union Pacific frsts were steady at los,
land grants higher at 1o6l2, and sinking funds at
1O00s; Centrals steady at 1OS. San Joaquin branch
lower at 903l Oregon at 90, and Missouri Pacific
seconds 9S; Northwest gold bonds were barely
steady at 999l099l2 and st. Paul sinking fund at
1925; New-yeTsey Central convertibles assented
being up to 69li, consOls 10 72l4, and Lehigh TO
40. Canada Southern debentuTe certificates rose to
1888 and Rock Island new 40-years 6s to 1904
Kansas Pacific incomes, No. 10. yielding to 1919,
and trss of c. e. and !. c. 20 42l iirSts of Bur
lingtOn and Cedar Rapids sold at 70l4, and Morris
and Essex rs of 1871 at 100.
Gold was dull and lower, the prices opening at
1905 and settling TO 100sl. There was no new
feature in the market. On gold loans the borrow,
ing rates were 2l2 and l per cent, and fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin
interest on the public debt. and $1,000 in redemp-
ton of called bonds The days business of the
gold clearing department of the Bank of the State
of New York covered Gold cleared, ST., 6OS,OUO;
gold balances, 1870, 40; currency balances, ST.
039, 64S. The gold quotations were as follows:
l0................. 1908 3................. 1904
Foreign exchange WAS ouiet and tiTmeT, the Off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 3-l23O D. m-COnsols 97T for both money
and account T. $ bonds four and onehaf per cents
1854; 1868 1924 New dyes. 1879 NewJersey Central
eonsOs SO inos Central, So Pennsylvania Central 3l4
Central. ~
LONDON. June $3.50 D. m.The amount Of bullion with.
Bank Of England balance today 10000
LONDON June 81 D. m.-COnsOs 06Sig for money, B01is
both interest NewJersey Central 81 y
rentes at III francs 80
tunes for the account.
PARIS June 8.-Exchange London, % francs 10
times for short sight
BFRIH June 3-Tbe statement Of the Imperial Bank
OF emany shows n specie Of 100000 marks