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A Coal Mine destroyed by Fire.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-The engine house
and upper works of the Green Mountain and
Northwestern coal mine, near West Belle
vile, Illinois, burned at two o'clock this
morning. The mine was to have resumed
work to-day at two and a half cents per BUSH
ell for digging, an advance of about one cent
over previous prices, and the fire is believed
TO have been incendiary. A reward of FIVE
hundred dollars has been offered for the dis
covery of the guilty parties. The loss by the
FIRE is not stated, but will probably amount
to several thousand dollars.
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The Feninns Drilling,

RIcKFoRD, W., May 2O.-News was re-
ceiyed tonight that six hundred lrishmen
are drilling at Chasey, New York, sixty-eight
miles from here. The Canada people believe
that there is movement on foot for an in
vasion of the Dominion. Ii is generally be-
heyed that the Fenians are making their
way into Canada, and the military authori-
ties there are on the alert.
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THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIEs.

the senate committee on transportation
routes to the seaboard heard the case OF
James B. Eads in further argument to show
whylhis contract for widening the South pass
of the Mississippi rivur should be modified as
provided for in the bill introduced by Senator
Window last week. The committee has re-
quested Generals Barnard and Wright, who
made an official examination of Captain
Eads's work, to appear before them.
ELLIs's COMMERCIAL PROTECTION BILL.
The bill introduced into the house by Rep
resentative Ellis to protect the international
and domestic commerce, is a copy of the bill
recently introduced IN the senate, and known
as the Johnston bill, so amendedsas to re-
extend its provisions 10 the New Orleans Pa
cifc company. 1t provides for government aid
to a considerable number of southern railroads
to connect with the Texas Pacific, etc.
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Terrific HaiI-stOrm.

WHEELING, May 20.-The heaviest nail
storm since the one of 1869 passed over this
section, this evening, breaking glass and de-
stroying trees, fruit, grain, etc. The extent
of the loss on the track covered by the storm
small
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agreement among themselves could be
effected, the meeting resulted in nothing.
The miners assert that they will hold out I'M
they will enter into no partial arrangement.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Liverpool cot
Ton, I-Sd. Memphis cotton, 10 5-se. Neo
Orleans cotton, 10 SIC. Neic York cotton,
IL Use. &eso York gold, 100 rs.
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A Storm In the Vicinity OF Little Rock
About a Week Ago.

LITTLE Rock, May ga heavy storm
last Saturday night did much damage
throughout this county to crops. In Fourche
township orchards were destroyed and houses
considerably damaged.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS,
WAR DEIT.. OFFICE "a. Sic. orr

WAR DEIT.. oTF1cE "a. Sic. oPFIcE,
WAsHIS6ro-'. May II, am. I
For Tennessee and the Ohio raRes aud
the lake region and the upper Mississippi,
rising barometer, cooler ,ccss 10 north roinds,
and clear Or partly cloudy heather, reith pos
sibiy occasional shotosrs IN the three first
districts.
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MOTHERS will grow weary and sigh over
the baby's troubles, when DR.. Bulls baby
syrup would relieve the child and thereby
give the mother rest Price % cents.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

POSTON-The funeral services of DOUGLASS W.
PosToN only child of James B. and Kate d. Poston,
from their residence, No. 273 Union street. this
CTUESDAY morning, at IL o'clock. Friends of the
family invited to attend. Carriages at the house
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NEW YORK, May 20.-The police authori-
ties of Brooklyn are placing the arrnories In
Geographic communication with the station
houses in view o. the talk of demonstrations
by the communists.
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The artist, the author and the modiste
have combined to make Andretcs' Bazaar one
of the most useful and entertaining maya
zines published. Competent critics, as well
as the voice of the ladies, pronounce it sue
cess. Its price, within the reach OF all, makes
it a necessity to those who have once used it.
Send 10 cents to w. R. Andrews, Cincinnati,
for specimen copy.
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Eighteenth Civil District.
e delegates-Buntyn Station.l

Judge Irwin Hafsey, chairman; r. ]. Southall, G.
c. Holmes Andrew Tuggle, W. D. Lumpkin.
The Executive Board hereby declares tnat eVery
citizen possessing the qualifications OF voter, and
who declares that il Is his intention 70 suppon the
nominees of the Convention hereby called Is eglDle
as a delegate to said Convention; and the above
subcommittee are hereby Instructed that no person
is authorized vote for said delegates unless ne is
resident OF the civil district or ward In wnlcn
he offers his vote and unless he too declares that IL
is his Intention support the nominees OF said Con-
yention; and the said subcommittee are TO be the
sole judges as TO whether said applicant Is entite1
TO vote The chairman OF each subcommittee VIII
appoint of his committee to record the name OF
each voter. and said chairman Will make return OF
said elections to the chairman of this Board without
delay.
fectly impartial and work and act for the success OF
the party rather than that OF individuals the Execu
tive Board declares that no member OF the Executive
Committee shall go as delegate to the convention
or become one by proxy In said convention;
Resolved further, That II any member OF any one
OF the above sub committees shall become cdndl-
date for delegate to said Convention, he shall imme-
diaely tender his resignation 10 the chairman OF nus
power 10 supply the vacancy, as they also nave the
authority 10 supply vacancies In their respective
committees occurring from any other cause Nnal-
ever.
This Board hereby requests the subcommittee TO
be especially cautious not TO exercise influence Tor or
against any of the candidates coming before this
Conventions and the citizens OF this county desiring
good government and opposed to Radicalsm, are
most earnestly solicited to vote for delegates In their
day of June.
BY order of
JAMES Z. MILLER, S. j. CAMP,
JOHN NJ. ROURKE, GEORGE Il. BASSETTs
T. NJ. S. RHETT. THOMAS FLEMING,
II. NJ. NELLY, ]. ID. STkWART,
W. L. CLAPP, & DOUGLASS,
JOHN JOHNSON, WIN. MILLER,
j. NJ CREWS, o. NJ. AIsUP, W. a. NELSON.
Executive Board of shelby county.
q j. CAMP, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON.

Minister Seward Reports Fifteen Million
Famine-Stncken Chinese, with Sixty
Million Suffering More or Less
Dlstress-FInancial Trans
actions Yesterday.
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The First New wheat.

ST. LOUIS. May 20.-The first new wheat
of the season arrived here to-day from near
Dallas, Texas. 1t graded No. 4, and sold at
one dollar and twenty-five cents.
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In CONGRESS-.

Announcement OF the Committee APP
pointed TO Investigate the Presiden-
tial Election Frauds-A Num-
Der OF Bills. Introduced
and Referred I'm the
House.
The Senate DeVOtes a Few Moments
to the BIZ to Repeal the Re-
sumption Act, and the Re-
mainder Of the Day to
the Effort OF
Placing Generals Shields and Grant on
the Retired List with the Rank
OF Brigadier-Generals-
tied discussion on the
Latter Measure.
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Meetlng or cine Turf CONGRESS.

LOUISVILLE, May 20.-The turf congress
met in this city to-day, no representatives be-
ing present from the east. 1t was resolved
that the turf congress stakes for Cincinnati
and St. Louis be a dash instead Of four mile
heats. In other places four mile heats will
no the order
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French Turf Sports.

PARIS, May 20.-At the Bots de Boulogne
races, yesterday, the grand prize of twenty
thousand francs was won by Count de La
oranges Clementine, Briez second, Prestina
third.
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MoIlie Mccarthy and Tenbroeck.

CHICAGO, May 19.-The celebrated Cali
fornia race mare, Molhe Mccarthy, en- route
for Louisville, will arrive here tomorrow.
Tenbroeck arrived at Louisville yesterday,
and will go into active training at once.
The contest between these two famous horses
on the Fourth of July next, promises to
be the greatest turf event of the season.
Pools on the First Day or the Louis
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BANANAS!
700 PUNCHES CHOICE BANANAS JUST RE
lOO ceived and for sale cheap, at
B. ZOANNI d CO.'S, 2S6 Front street.

Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
No. 1868, r. -Chancery Court of Shelby county
Charles Collins, guardian, ETC., for Anna and
Camilla Pope, VS.. Anna Pope ct al.
By virtue OF an nterlocutory decree for sale, en-
tered I'm the above cause on the 26th day of March,
1874, and renewed, ETC., October z, 1876, and
amended, etc, December II, 1875, and renewed Dc
tober %, 1877, and May IL, 1873 Will sell at pup
lie auction, to the highest bidder, In front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June 2&, 1S7S,
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee, towt: Lying
in the city of Memphis, and known and described
upon the plan OF said city as part of lot No. So
and bounded follows to-wit: Beginning at a
stake on the south side of Madison street l43 feet
1Oh inches of the eastern line of Fourth street
said Fourth street being 80 feet WIDE and taken of
the west part of lot No. $500; running thence east
wardly with the south side of Madison street 3S
inches 70 a stake; thence southwardly at right an
giles with Madison street. 14S feet inches; thence
westwardly, parallel with Madison street 3S feet
inches to a stake thence nOrthwardly with the east
line OF lot No. $685. 148 feet inches 10 the begin
ming on Madison street
Terms of Sale-One-third cash; balance in 8 and
IL months; notes bearing interest from date, with
security; lien retained to secure same, etc This
May II, 1873. e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. Black, d. C. and NJ.
Jarnagin Frayser and C. w. Metcalf, Att'Js.
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New Engines

WE have control of two bran-new Engines on
w wheels, each capable OF running two so saw
gins. We wish to find reliable parties In good lOea
tons who can furnish Clubhouse and gin-machincry
with whom we can arrange to run the ginning bust
ness, on shares. during the coming season. Ad-
dress, I'LL August St BOYD BROS,
care Wessrs T G. johnson. & Co No 9 Court St
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RACE NEWS.
Two Hundred and Fifty Horses on the
Track at Louisville.

TWO Hundreu ana THY HOrbts Oh TIC
Track at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 19-For the coming
LAGOS two hundred and fifty horses are here
to compete for the 5taltos and purses An
unprecedented number of strangers are ar
riYing, and great enthusiasm prevails In re-
gard to Derby day. Thousands of people
will throng the fields. Unless it rains to-
morrow the track will be excellent. Himyar
is a great favoritein the betting. The meet
ing promises to be the most brilliant ever
had. even here
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POOLS on the FIRST Day or Tn
Vile Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, May 20.-Pools on to-mor-
rows races sold as follows, at the Gait house
tonight: First race-One and one-fourth
mile dash: King William, $25; Edmburg,
S25; Dank, 81: total 81.
Second Race-Kentucky Derby. one and
one-half miles: Himyar, $40; Day-Star,
$40; Lewellen, SIS; Burgundy, $16; NJ Hen
ry, 80; Charley Bush, SIS; the field, Ben
Headley, Solicitor, Beaconsfeld and Respond,
81; total, 1926.
Third Race-Mile heats: Jannett, $25;
Joe Rhoades, $18; Belle Palmer, IS; Adj
venture, $26; Mollie M'Cune, So; total, $50.
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OBSERVATION YEsTEnDAy

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE u. &. Army.
MONDAY. haI 30. IS1H 10 ns 10 m
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OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

CATSKEBL MOI NTAINs, WOOdst0cIx.
Ulster Co.. n. NJ. WILL OPEN ABOUT JUNE
25th. House is new, contains all modern improve
ments, and furnished throughout in tue best man
ner. Transient board. S3 per day. Reasonable
terms for week or month Best place on the noun
tains for those troubled with hay fever, ii being
$500 feet above tide water Teegraphic cDmmuni-
cation with all points. For circulars, address
James smith, Manager.
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
WOODSTOCK. Ulster county, NEW YORK.
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POLITICAL.
TO THE
CITIZENS OF SHELBY COUNTY.

OFFICE OF THE ExECUTIvE BOARD,
DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE PARTT,
MEMPHIS Nav L 1873 \
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Fifteenth Civil District,

9IAtccnth SAth DAstNACt'
q delegates-Albert Pike Lodgel
K. d. Goodwin, chairman; A. j. Brooks, joel Har
rson, n. C. MCulloch, T. ID. Mendenall.
seventeenth Civil District.
q delegates-MConnelPs Church,
R. R. Stone, chairman; Amos Roark, E. j. Mas
sey, 7. d. Massey, h N. Baker.
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q delegateS-ArnoIds.
T. ]. Beasley, chairman; j. W. Levi, W. 81. Hoe
gel, Peter Mitchell, Capt. Hays.
Fourteenth Civil District.
a delegates-Nails Nursery, south gate Elmwood
cemetery
John II. Lenow, chairman; S. i. RaineS, W. Z.
Orne, Eli Rayner, James Sweeney.
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y CSC August ieoo q n co., 100 It ilsoe 700 q
il 1' e 800 . i II se s $50 !. "
SO so $40 gao :. Il y CO.. 10 !. e ss go !. &
S s"o .. e a. Has 100 a, 4 sos 4o . 4 &C.
~ iss 800 10 :. 80 40
&c., sss 4 100 !. Sss At .do &
.. 5000 500 s.: ss Grand A ss 49, ss s.ss
ss'ss % & u.s.
Shar.s.oS 81 Milpias,on ss Sosle,s ss' B.iti@or.
last asoo Tss "a; last year.
Ton ss .si s sS % S
c By SAIL ~ TO Hamburg, ey steam. Rs
10 Liss1Do s "a 's ); ss iss4S
q % sssisnsy ir joSsins ios currency pow
and sa > b l. $. re per 10; VS. o.: aos diamond
M g. aad ss d. s e. c.
seis was que. e. eos ese gold csmphos vas quoted
s.s s sc sss s sr an as %
sss 80
q ss a sssn 2. So psa ws quoted
i.Iss and sIs ass Tor SORTS cassIsash Bone. ssss
6a.am tolu was held as 81 = 81 o. sanion-AmerIean
at &C. lot su n se QUIET S
80 S Ssa ysr al d: .s quiet and
wsgan Rhabaro was quiet ~ prices ranging from soc
~. "a. aa se Tor
sao'sa &c assans Was a qalss a. ias
at i61sc a i9c. gold according 10 package Seeds
Ss.ss. s-assss sgs. s.as s III. y e &
Dutch. Y 20; smyrna. 81 80 Hemp. Russian. ~ a:
do sscesd se Mustard oT1ssss To- caiiosaia &c.
o sa @ c o " g @
was quies ~ loo lsc. TONGA beans were generally
quoted at lsc Doc f English and he ios Tor tssrman
ao a was s sa,s quot. a
e,ac Prus,ate potash quiet At asc. Bichro.
mate potash was quoted at I2c. u l2*c Gambier
dvi at S65 per uentian quiet 3c.
aaotsd &C. wnos anu iiS Tor Gum seSa
was quiet az o1ac I04c 40 talca, lie lIkc Juni
ssse lie Venice surpensins wa. saessS ss zoe
mon , =. ~. a7s currency Leo,ce roo. wa. aaie.
CalaDria AZ SOC soans solid &c. 2sc. gold; Pgna-
a34e; r $ small At Doc csrirliano NJ 42c Essential
OIL. were quiet We quote on bergamo. sandesson's.
oil rose Sill snse 81 Oh ca.sia 7Sc All gold; oil
VI Is 81 - 90 ov." q" er9.on y 80; oil tr0nss
SIT; c cloves So As; oil wintsrgreon, s2 oil sassa
tras. 4ic oil pennyroyai nominal At 81 u Is; oil
FIsn.-rhe market Tor NIL kinds nrm. Goldfish we're
Georgss Bank sold 1t "a and urand bank sold 81 IS
s. Good macksrel ana held a, $l4 $i6
bbs within above range. New msckerei scarce
and ,s; sss helped to the market t.. old
1sc for sealed anu loc lie tor No. Barrelied herring
FLOUR GRAIS --seceipts-Fioar ISL pblx wheat
100 o2s bushels corn meal 800 obs ana i4s sacks
a Sa1.S oats malt ~ S SS ys 2o DO barley
mand and the market seadier. The sales including
within the annexed range Rye aour ruled steady WITH
sales Of 500 bulls .orn meal was aaes with ..es O. 500
tor delivery last halt june Barley quiet We quote;
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, June 4 1873
Tho Mark L,ne Express In It's review Of tho trade
hs has anotner week Of cold depressing weather.
with high winds rain Unt the beginning OF NAY the
Tor ratulaton. bht since then
farmers hopes have been seriously danpcd The rain
from many important districts are alarming ny tho
hopeful observers u scarcely be said that tue
other than extremely critical. The weak dis.
coioea and rvttsd In som. places IRON proonged Inner
Two or three SACKS per acre worse than mouth ago ~
the rain speedily and o1r spell o. hos dry weather
paired Such chang. in the prospects of
The English wheat would once have had marked
come indigenous gram that the has actually
the values have reccded IT, 10 - all over
Of this depression te en- ship
from America. with the splendid prospects Of an
sp russia viii be pseesiy adjusted The re-
staRnAtton OF " which has moved within
the narrsse.. Unit, 'n,oasnous We wsvA; "nes' ana
only Ia rets quantities Quotations are at
prsce isvci ~ psssibie thss fss,vai - tne Cont,
the depressing effect OF this heavy prospective supplies
from America and Hassia The sales o. English wheat lat
quarters 6ss 3D. last The imports into the Ring
tte ending May % we're ssv,5yi cwt.
80 LrvsarooL Jnue 4-sPM.
Cotton Futures quiet but steady upsuds ios middng
lands low midding csus. August aud september deiy
cry is2d. aplsna- low maaiing clause vctooer aud
grsde Report make. for yarns aud fabrics At
chester Is nrmsr and slightly esarer Tor all articles
Lospos. June 40 80 r. N.
wiIcox's lard closed =, s7,s MARKS " iiolos
wncoxs lard closed % cot per 90 Mlos
PRODUCES ssonAsas ssrosr
Poxk-Essssxa nsss ssssdy q a3s asii -
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rs t.ress city % 70 90 TAX aas Do DO At 90 rs and
about a9l sss wss = a. y 70 y s as0
sea al s,se 09iec. Butssr-Gsesips. zoos paes ages
s @s.ss: sai sad ssss. as
Zee s NJ wese s .i a e s as s s'ga so a
i2. low grades old DC So chsese Receipts. rs 5so
and stia%sd a. Sc "sssipss 1850 Ss
ana nsaSs 4s iss s sssss and
l4s Western fresh laid i3s iy,;c do Interior IL
Arm the improssmenl. We quote ;carona TAR &c.
ohe; GOOD 70 prime. che &c choice 14c; I've;
IL bond axe gold Ssssi. Dan raiassss sons
p ss ss sss? %
on hand. 226 do Market strong. with fair aet,viiy
S.rks. aor raw was arm ga hhd: mo,s =.
ysows i9una more rsaey nrks, We quot h re-
head. aaa Boxes s' Sos H. d.
ssssad IS s,a Ssss & s pSsS q n Ssns %
Pas; refined stssaard A. sac aoe OF sslc. sse;
sas ssaasss @ s ss M s s.Sss
E;ssp;s @ 10 hs. The market
i, .ss. ..s ss AZ .sss
lass has,sh lamb lamb and an a;s as iise q" ,s
ss9ss i ss coke. . . 81 d. ss;sa
[on.ccors, yspssky leaf he market was quiet The
steady but quiet The sales 100 New England
crop 1876 l0lsc. zoe; 80 Pennsylvania crop
1876 lie. 2tjc sundries at &c., and
2JO bales Havara $50. u 81 TO-
WHIsKEY Receipts. TAT bbs The market dull and
nominal 70 bbs. sold vt 81 nS
FREIGHTs. moderate but steady
in General. Engagcments-To Liverpool. per steam,
10000 boxes cheese, 4Us AZ go bushels gram. 50
tbs. and 3d. asd Tor wheat; 5000 bushels last even
tsrmst loo do do spot. % 3D.. 1000 boxes bacon.
baies cotton i5vid London steam 90 boxes cheese.
80 Glasgow. sail. 800 bos -four 2s 7sd anu steam.
1000 boxes cheese. 4Os Hull steam. 1000 bbls -four,
part previously ut Is and balance to-day IS. 3D. Bsol,
steam 1000 boxes cheese 45s 100 terces beef Us Sd
p tons taiow 35s 10 brazilian $4,000 bbis -four
pr next regnsr steamer AZ " per bbl aud from Bsl,i
NOR 10000 bbls hour tpart previously repod at 81 10
sSi - per sailing vessels Charters An Italian brig,
hence to constantinople with 900 refined
eum ut 2ee an American ship hence 10 London; $500
b5is d. 81 71sd; American brig. from Philadelphia To
inside Spanish ports Or port with 1000 eases DO Poe
tsrs grain os ,o,sd American bark 1000 quarters
- antwerp. 1000 quarter, o. 7'ad Mr.
1900 quarters s. I'd Norwegian bark 20
Bordeaux. 1000 quarters 5s 1o15d.: British bark
Dunkirk 1000 quarters. IS. Sd; british brig hence
Uporto 10 900 bushels gram lie bnshel
32l hence klo Janeiru cargo;
orig 453 osar0 British brig TONS
to Maracsibo. all on private terms.
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THIRD POARD-2:aO P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR sTEADIrR-wHEAT HIGHER
CORN sTEADY-oATs TIRMER-wHIsKEy NOM
INAL-POBK FIRM-LARD FIRMER PErRo-
LEUM QuIEr-oILs QUIET-sPIRITs TURPEN-
TINE QUIET IosIN QUIET-coFTEE QUIET
SUGAR QUIET.
TUESDAY, juno 40 p. N.
Business was moderate In few exceptional In
stances At the Produce Exchange there was consid-
cradle change 10 report Flour in better demand
ana stcadisr. Wheat was active and 1c. 70. above
Yesterdays figures, while corn was stendy, with a
good demand. Oats were nrmor whisksy nom
ina. Pork firm, and lard Hrmer. Cotton. ON tho
spot was steady futares CLOSED steady Groceries
quiet Naval stores. oils and petroleum also quiet
AsmEs were aaotea Axe NO. pots aud 5,sc. =
Size. Tor pearls
ASuMoSY stili steady ut 12i4c 121c, gold for
re gulus. according to brand.
COFFEE The market for Rio quiet and rather easy
We sales OF 44o santos. La Place; 1.oo6
bags do same; SIS bags kio 2.i0i bags RIO
ex .. L. Pendergast and t.036 BAYS do. Hsraid.
all private terms. Mild coffee was Quiet.
We qnote ;ordinary cargocs 14c al44c fair do Ice
loiac good i6,ses 64c. prime do. Iossc lie:
range for 1879 Santos fair TO good.
15c f5stc gold 30 days; Java, government bags zoe
2Ilsc. do grass 2oc. 22, singapore TIC ishc
Ceyion Ice isc Msracabo lie lie :Lagasyrs 1slsc
le,le; Jamaica. ls,sc ie'ss ;. bomins &c. iss.s
lean i5c lGizc.; Mscass~r. lie. 1sc. Angostura.
Toe. 1Jlsc. ssvanilia 13lsc. lie Curacao i3sc.
t5c.
CoorKRAcs srocK was stili dull. We quote Mo.
.,ses shocks 3linch with heads 81 65 81 90. 81 ar
shooss Win heads. 3sinch 81 - 80; do. 36.inch
do 80 a 81 empty hogsnead4. g. sos hoops ~ feet
ordinary prime S33 xbo; do. - feet. do. SIS $50
per NJ
corrsn We have nothing new TO report The market
was stli quiet, the quotations tor lake being 1870.
CoRpAGK was quiet. We quote :-Aaniis. large and
small ..s: gsSs; LIKE i7s. o. es.a,ss: sois rope
Joke. New Zealand. IKE i2hc Russia, lie.
ths steady ~ UNCHANGED prices Fu-
lures opened about Yesterdays closing figures closed
steady poins higher for the day Todsys prices
n 80 foi