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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-31

N@-A Washington dispatch to
the Chicago Tribune contains war;
ming that Democrats through the
south should not disregard. 1t
states that the Republican con-
gressional campaign committee is
daily receiving advices from, the
south to the effect that the rivalries
among the Democratic candidates
for congressional nominations are
so bitter that very considerable
number of Independent candidates
will take the field as a result Of
these contentious. Writers of the lets
tiers assure the committee that there
is strong prebabilit thaty con-
siderable number Of Independents,
with Republican tendencies, may be
elected. Inasmuct as the next
house may &c very clost, the COM
mittee is earnestly requested to
use its influence to secure the cleo
ton of these Independents.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-31

Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great West
Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, is the
best medicine ever presented to the Peo-
pie, for tho speedy cure of malaria-It
cures the Chill roots out the Fever, Fur
ges out the malarial poison from the sys-
TEN, carries off the black bile--It saves
sickness, and gives health to the pool
sufferer, get bottle from Mumford.-
1t is cheap, and Safe.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-31
THE FEVER AT GRENADA.
DR.. MANDEv1LLE's OBSERVATION.

DR.. w. r. Vaudeville returned
Thursday from Grenada, where he
has been doing yeoman service.
DIR. Vaudeville states that it is diff
ficult to obtain any exact statistics
in regard to the fever in that town
on account Of the confusion which
necessarily prevails. AS far us
he is able to judge there have been
about lO3 deaths, and there arc
still ABOUT forty persons in the
town who are liable to the diseases
The cases have occurred not on
~ in the town but within Cir
cult of several miles without the
limits, which greatly augments the
labor Of attending them. 10 de-
scribes the fever as being Of a
very malignant type, and in many
instances Of two or more parox-
ysms. Black vomit is not frequent
in the fatal cases; the disease
seems to attack the kidneys more
violently than is generally observ-
ed in yellow fever, and sometimes
tho patient die from effusion Of
blood in the brain.
Rapid congestion is the charac-
:eristic of the type, and DR.. Man"
deville has observed that in many
instances low typhoid form OF
Fever supervened upon the GONZALES
cent stage.
several causes are assigned by
the people of Grenada for the
Origin Of the fever. According to
one theory it was produced by the
opening Of a sewer which runs
through one of the principal streets.
In this sewer were found many
c.rcasses of hogs, dogs, Cats and
other animals, which were in a
condition OF putrefaction, and I'M
der the torrid heat OF the sun were
shortly decomposed, giving off gas
SEES of a nature most deleterious to
health.
A Mrs. Field, who lived near
this sewer, which was left open for
weeks, was taken i'll and died.
Her malady was pronounced bil-
ious fever, and her funeral was
largely attended. Other cases of
a similar character followed, and
in few days about thirty per>
sons were taken down., The dis
case was then pronounced.
Yellow Fever,
aud the people commenced fleeing
from the city. The exodus was
continued until not over $50 were
left.
Another hypothesis which has
been put forward to account for
the appearance of the fever was,
that Mrs. Field, shortly before
her illness, had received a dress
from New Orleans. and had beeo
infected by the gatment.
When DR.. Vaudeville arrived at
Grenada he endeavored to organ
ize hospital as soon as practical
BILE, but it was some time before
this plan could be put into execu-
ton. DR.. Vaudeville praises the
conduct of the nurses who wer
sent from New Orleans to Grenada.
At one time some of them be.
came demoralized by the many DIFF
fculties surrounding them, but their
confidence was restored by the ar
gument of himself and others, and
they went to work with a will.
About sevnty.five colored per-
sons were stricken with the disease
prevailing at Grenada, which &C.
casioned considerable alarm among
the people of their race.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-31

no. Two Germans met in San
Francisco recently. After an af-
fectionate greeting the following
dialogue ensued: Fen you said
you hef arrived" Yesterday
sYou come dot horn around?' NO.
Ooh, I see you come dot isthmus
across? NO ooh, den you come
dot land over?' No. Den you hef
not arrived oh yes ! hef arriv>
ed. [ come dot Mexico through
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14

Biddlne iOlc; Good Ordinary o9se; receipts bales
shipments 4Ol bales ssles bales; stock AIS baies
GALVESTON june l3cottoD steady MiddlIng, lies Low
Middlmg pc Good Ordinary 9ac receipts IFS Daes
exports coasiwise 50 baes sales S2o baes STOCK 6f04
bales
MFnPHIs June l3-Cotton firm; Midiing. lie; recelpts
10 bales shipments 2S8 bes saes 65O bales stock 1854
bales
MOBILE June l3-Cott0n quiet. mdding, 10'ici Low MD
ding lOi.c Good Ordinary Bi2c; net receipts, IS baes
exports coastwise bosi sales 200 bales stock, 05o9
baleA
LOw.Iiddlng lobe: Good Ordigarv 9e net receipts 81
gross bales exports cOasWse 246O Oaies saios,
1900 bales; stock. JO.9ll bales - =
NORFOLK, June l3Cotton steany Miding ilc; net re-
ccp 220 bales exports coastwise 200 baes Sales 70 baies
stock 28l bales. -
Low MddlHR. IL isc. Good Ordinary lO2c gross ecepl
l56 bales exports Great Britain 800 bales; sales ava
bales. spunefS. 81 bales; stock, 4,S74 bales
SAvASSAH. June i3-COtton firm kiddiiDR. 1o7sc; low
Mddfng lO3sc. Good Ordinary 0Tsc net receipts 36l
bales exports eOastwse G74 bales sales $50 baesi stock
2242 bales.
ST. LOUIS June l3 Cotton nrmer, Niddling. l1c Low
MddDg. a; Good Ordinary 9ae receipts, 4S bales;
shipments IL bales; stock 1859 baiez-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14

further advance was noted in Canada Southern
debenture certificates TO 76si South Pacific firsts
rising to 81. There was a yielding in Union
hrsts to lOS, in sinking funds TO 101, and
Missouri, Kansas and Texas con. assented were
steady at 43 WinOna and st. Paul firsts at par ;
Long Dock at 109os; frsts of c. c., c. and l. at
and Terre tIaute seconds preferred at SS ; income
at 63l2 and Hannibal and Central Missouri frsts at
SO. Lake Shore coupon consolidated seconds fell 10
OOand consolidated registered rsts to 03 North
westgold bonds weak and lower at 90 later ris
ing 10 9734 S.Paul sinking funds fell off TO 100l20
1OOos LaCrOsse Division to 110l2.and Hannibal aud
st. Joseph convertible SIS to 03. Rock Island
new 30 years Is were up TO 1898, and Elevated
Railroad frsts TO S0l2. We annex current quota
tlOuS
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and State LiEse Rail-
way Company.

The Rochester and Sa Line Raay runs from the CITY OF
Rochester TO Salamanca State OF NewYok, distance
miles It through the ch valleys OF the
enesee and wyoming forms connecting link between
the NewYOIk Genital Railroad and the Atlantic and Great
Western making the shortest and most direct route for al
the NewEngand business coming from tho Southwestern
states pipe ue for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from the Bradford Regions Salamanca and
upwards 60 Of oil per day pass over the road The
Copany is under asst he NewYork Central,
and already surplus the interest on its bonded
debt The City Invested large amount In the
Capital Stock OF Company al in order 10 secure
shorter line supply and upwards OF one hundred
coal per will pass over this road TO the
CITY OF Rochester The local business Is very large as
the road passes through thirty towns between Rochester and
Salamanca which there are eleven Touring mills besides
various other manufactures The bonds are first mortgage
er a the $4,000 per nile upon the Road and its
eoulpment We offer limited amount Of these Bonds
at 80 per cent aud accrued interest
WALSTON 81. BROWN & BRO-
"a Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THUKsDAI, JUub I0Io,
AsHEs-Quot, steady; Pots, 49,c; Pearls, J2.c.
COFFEE-Mh dun, unchanged RIO quiet nOminally IN.
cangcd fair 10 sales, LOO bags HOrfON
private terms.
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet. unchanged sales 708 bales
(2O last EVENING" including JO6 spinning, 2Ou speculation
1900 bales delivered contract Receipts the
ports ll7O bales, against l75f this day last week go
last year Good Ordinary sc; Low MiddnE IL se md
ding Uplauds II &c. Futures moderately active closing
points lower. sales evening. 5000 bales To-day
First Ca-June. 10 1l6 July, 500 ll66 august, 600
lI71 September 200 l.4G; October, 100 ll.26 March
200 3l total loo bales second Cal-Juy, 800 1857
August 600 70 september 100 ll47 October 200 ll28
GOO l27 TOTAL LOO bales Third CailJune 100 ll6O
August 300 lL7l September 100 II 40 t8nl 400 bales
Also to-day, at 5gd lG2 July II GJ0ll7O, August
il7O0l L15 September l45 l4Oi October 26G ll2
November llllHlll3; December, ll.I00 ll.lli March
ll35 NAV II 50 total 500 bales grand total 1880
baIes i PAID 10 Exchange 400 September for june Fu
L II - -
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MAkhElS.
LIVERPOOL June poIG-Eastern, steady az j3 Western
3d.. Clear steady 90 2IE Short Clear
nacrat GI Has-LOlg Cut GmCr a3J Shoulders steady
q. 90. I-rl-luIa bless duh 20 So. Extra Mess duu
40 90 Piine Mess dul at n. elard-Pnne western
"a 30 Gd TaoW-Puue city steady az 81 3d TurDcntne
dun 13 ga RUsut Jmmou dun al 3D. Fine bull
M 10. C1essc--AmeuCau Choice Uuil at 40, Lard on
spring hFmer 10 Sd; Nc. HpuhE uIiner al y yzo. :
Wnt.. 1d. corn Old Mixed soft dun a. p 3
Sow. duu 23 3d Cotton seed Ou-leliow American
none ln tle market ..,,,- -
aL4 Gil NGuhng Orleans G'ied safes Of the DAY 1000
ba..e. ng 5000 bales Tor ejaculation ana export Re-
ctns $50 bales luClufug $500 bales American Futures
partially lsd better; UTauos Low MddIug clause, June
July delivery, Usi.O UtanGs Low NdGing clause july and
August delivery Casi Uplalds Low Mddng cause sep
tmbtT october ucuNtIy. Odd also blg L. Oplahda
Low Mddng clause October and November delivery. O' 8
and November. sail OILED. upauus, Low Mdding clause
New Dr,p shipped 80 cubcr and December sa Gl ' I'd
rad Acdur clause he~ CIoi, shipped october sil
,syrrioat- juno 1872 %. u-1be aaIos or Cotton to-day
were 1000 Bale. dutuuiUg 5000 bales Tor speculation and
eAunr ~. Jp 1- u INST estimated. Mda nE pianos
Cotton. O. iaI hlolnE ofl4l o'2t- -" llluillS D.
land. 90 .rl. Coos Ordinary UpaDds. S'l Ordinary uP
lands. ii Fuulrz iIln1s. Low Miuuuug clause. july
ana August G-INtiy Gif.l. -0, b'pd.
tLgEHiHOIf- June 80 m.-Ihc salcs ot cotton to-day
included rru bales American. Futures quiet but steady
Tpauas Low 3daiug August and September dvy-
cry t'is tNlauos IL" 4lldLnS clause september anu Oc-
Iftftrloi June 1880 D. IN -TIlow. 373d per ewt
LoNuoN. june lJlye ing acuttt LiEseed 40 i5Odper
quarter ldn-r'i ,Hi so lti i"i no. , - -, 49,
ANfWrI june lJ.ar closed 70 22' h0rns per % kl0s
EI1aS, june l3.Lafi Closed at - h MARKS per ITO d.
HAVANA MARKET
Hkv,SG Juno 13.-spa. ish god 2tsa2oSia Exchange
Il.Uu hat HuEarn urul unchanged
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw-YoRK June I3- BEEVES-Eight carloads Of II 8
KsS Es@3 i'5 bu T. wsre mnsfrrod TO 60hst no other
cattle received Total since sa,uiTS S Soo9g 2U,o Time
last week. There trade ~ 1--we cattle
tora change ia the Dressed Beef market IRON at ol
day, with very ow sides going above ofc ana HUN i"'
GALVEsEieceipts, 500 at GOh-st. 25g At Washington
Market and 33 at jersey city making LII heG. &
There was vide range opinions among saesnen win re.
gard 20 the condition Of tOdays market as
yesterdays some thought prices were fuV m ngg s
willis others confident there was ialing on eluSi
TO strong &c per pound % bot no pS I In ogeil6g sales
dinoreut vet the facts, however, are hesei ue
take a fraction lower prices than were Obtained yes
terday all grades. The market hanta& - s tcsss an
prices while heavy run u stock would Immediately UP he
Bm in the other direction Prime Jersey veais and few
Calves viii bear quoting strictly But'eID'iiN N"i'' WIN ~
DI5 5SnbesE SH9 Davis sod a5 state Buttermk Calves 1862
b at Ao 20 bgttermlk I'D do 29g 10 ~ 80 E 10 uG n
at Gc SO DO lao D. at 6e 80 do l44 d. AZ '0 W u'"
Hume. Elliott Co. sold; 10 Buermlk Calves, l9l NJ at
lo t5 do l55 h a tisc log 60 9g 3 10 az m IN I1 40 7e iO'
James Kirby sold II Buttermilk Caves IA' d. al
Me5iS% 90 q 40 sod u 81 g aScrmk Calves I6l Is. at 4c
terday. 80 state Yeals, 1863 D, at 4e ~ s,, ,,oru.
Calves las D. at lc a vea 1888 d. At io % d0 lSS D.
Egg & OTIS sold stare Calves. l4O r. at &C. Do lso ~
at Go 10 do. H. 6c 62 do lS9 n a. Iei ao' iS9
d collins sold % Mount Holly Calves at s,7ss IS7 &C.
Hoffman Anderson sold 10 Far jersey Sh!s9s ~ &C.
w. Haynes Co sold ls Jersey yeals AZ az &c; nm,
Thurston Moore received 80 bnoks SoSS s feT sSre
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Arrivals, 20 cars at Jersey City,
o. oars AZ and 2e7 head at Washington Market max
ing 1858 head Total since Saturday 255l agahst ~
fS1 Ss. sane tune q@s ss! ssar ToeI for both Sheep
while the tendency s downysrd AT n Sot95 a 10 Ss
for sheep sold nom 4e for small s St o. ysT
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14

RfoJaSFiEo June CoGee quiet prices nearly
ra Oold lgsts 0ZUOQ6 % rels per 40 kios Exchange
ol L,aon 2a9 Average daily receipts 1000 bags weeks
shreu-a Tie Chanye and N0rth o Europe OOn bags
Go tine ugd states, none; % tho Mediterranean 1000 bags
vc.ka la fgr tne Channel and North OF Europe luuOu
b.r4 tL- United -1fes 1900 bags 20 the Mclterra
mean. u.ue stock, Il.OJO bacs.
~A.I,- June 2tonr very quiet prices noary nominal
Srror OOua 500 10 kos Average daily 'eccUts
weeks shI.iIsnts % al Cuuntuc 1000 bags
taIur Europe aud the Mediterranean, none weeks
-ls- Ir 10000 BAGS; lOr tho United states $1,000
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
Sales On Aufnou

ADRIAN H.,MULLER Auctioneer .
A DRIAN ii. MULLER a. SON will sell at
SATURDAY JUNE IS. 1873. at l29 o'clock.
at the
EXCHANGE sALEsROOA. No. Ill broadway,
Qf notpreyiously disposed OF al private salel
by order Of WM J. BEST esq, Receiver OF inc NaOonA
Trust Company,
poia,ca ~ loan ade m lie National Trust Company 20 the
Lehign and Wkosbarre Coal 20 ~
peF cent Mortgage Bonds Of said Company Oy te
EoI t5ssireaT Company NewJerseY each OF the par
value Of s OOO This loan Is payable In twelve quarterly IN
Inferest AZ rate OF Der cent per annun. (I64D
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
FuRopFAN FINANcIAL MARKETs.

LONDON Junel3-123O iIefor mon sStIs
for tie account u s. Donds Tenforles coupon lOD9 %
Ves lO7s; Er1e Railway shares 1915 Illinois Cenirai %
Pennsylvania Central 90a NewJersey central oV i
ing Railroad. 1BA. "a A.. ~ usns n,
IOSDox June IS $3.50 mTns bullion , in 9e eep pan" Tbs Ia
TnRland increased 3aSS0OO during the past ~
proportion of the Bank Of England reserve 70 npS "
last 81 y per cent Is now 5yss per cent ,si
LONDON June l3-4 D. m.-Ef1e Halfway or,. on
LONDON June l34;lb pm.NewJ ersey Oo.tIa az a
LONDON June I3-f:30p m-Consos vose toI 49,
for the account u. s. bonds four and ohehAn Voi Sn
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
Dipioeuo Notlces.

STATE OF ILIISoIs TREAsuRER's OFFICE
SPRINGFIELD. MAY 80 1873 )
TDHE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE
BONDS due the first Monday Of July, 1873 and the N.
TEREsT on REGISTERED LOCAL BoNDS VIII be paid
AT fhe AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANh,
New York CITY the LIST 20 the 2lst day OF july le IN
cTsive EDWARD RUTZ State Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
Buslness Chanres.

nor RSALE-RESTAURANT and BAKERY.
complete every respect excellent location rent low
range Oven furniture ana fixtures new and hst class
gnout arranged extensive business Apply 20
JAMES 5. UTLEY, a West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14

1885,: Illinois Central s72 PennsYlvana Central 29s;
NewJersey Central 29 Reading Railroad. l6
LONDON June $3.50 m-Part3 adyces quote hye per
cent 10 90 > centmes account.
PAs June l3fhe specie IN the Bank OF france has III
creased S5OO,000 francs during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
Corporation Noiiles.

CEALED proposals will be received by the
- Fre Department unt the 18Th inst for altering repair
ing &C. buildings Nos l9l and 1913 Fultons For tu par
uculars The City Record For sale at No City HAL
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14

from s5 10 ss common good Southern and West
and Ease Maryland and jersey A small lot Of VIZ
Rnia Bucks and Ewes changed hands at 3 and head Sf
Kentucky &C 3sc Dressed Sheep were slow OF sale TO
Halenbeck Davis sold 0Oh-st a Ohio Sheep. 81 n as
4c Kentucky do 9S b. at 4l4c.; 20 do, o. D az 42c
do 100 H. at 43c "a state YeaTings al =, at c;
24S Kentucky Lambs G3 H. at s5 90 per cwt ia do 81 b,
at 5sc 259 do go b a. &c so do b5 b. al 6'sc; IlS do
63 B al 6Lei 10 do. 90 B at Gl2c. .
Hume Elliott & Co.. sold $50 Ohio sheep, so h. at 4isc:
l27 Kentucky do 80 D at 4Sc 6s4 Kentucky Lambs G2
James Kirby Co sold 2ls Kentueky Lambs 60 a 6lsc
late Yesterday, 2l2 Ohio sheep, 93 u, az 4lee.
Kase PidcOck sold at Jersey city 81 ohio Sheep % b
at sc PIG do 02 b. % 112 DO, 80 10 az 494c 40 do
g8 h. az Sc; do 1871 rJ 5o.i 32 Virginia Backs snd
Ewes, "a b at SC; 16 Virginia Lambs, % D. at 6c Z4O
do 81 m Sc 10 per cwt; 1873 DO. SO ~ at Olc; Isl d0
SO b 6i4c: 206 do, 81 b. az 6lo 80 Jersey d0 10 d. a.
7c; 81 do 90 b. at 7sc az do 81 bi az Ic 80 dO "a 10
at he 23 do e1 n, at Tho; 80 do II b AT f4c % Co., %
Newton & Holmes sold 1877 Ohio sheep. 81 ~ t44c bl
do. 81 h az 81 80 92 do. "a m at 81 40 Ier cNL
2l do SO m at Sc; 2l6 Virginia Lambs, % 10 at Sc 29o
do 80 n 6c. 20 Jersey do, 6S D. at re Il do Oh ID
Judd buckingham sold 2j6 Ohio sheep 81 ~ at 81 IL
per cwt I2 do IS b. at 4ac ia do 80 H. at q 40 per
cwt Sc Do d. &c. 223 do. 80 H. al 4i2c. II do
83 10, az 47ic. % Maryland Lambs, 81 q, at 7lso.
c. Collins sold a Washington Market Al Jersey LAMBS AZ
74c.
QUICK & Reed sold 10 Jersey Lambs at 7i2 98c.
r. Il. POucler sold AZ Jersey Lambs ct &c.
ThuTstOn Moore sold ~ Jersey Lambs at 7Gsc-2S head
at the latter price.
nc.
HOGsBeoepts cars at jersey City and cars at 49tlst
making about 1908 head Total since SATURDAY "a III
for corresponding time last week No Live
could probably have been sold AZ
3a4o Dressed Hogs ruled firm at 4s4d0isc; Pigs O'ac
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North River, Vessels aHd RdltrOafs.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGrsTA June l3.-Cotton firm; Mddllng, II sc low
Middlmg, lOsc. Good ordinary. lOho. reeeptA lS2
haes: sales, 600 bales. .,,,,, 80.
BALriMoRE June l3-colton firm Mlddling, II 4c Low
g8s bales: exports coastwise t5 baes sales l4O bales
sDinners, O6bales stock, 2.S52 bales
ieosToN June 3-COtOn auet and firm; Mddng II ssc.
Low AGdng II tei Good Ordinary. Oc' net reeepts.
243 bales stock, $50 bales. -
caAafEsTos June l3.-Cott0n quiet; Mdding lie; Low
kfddiing 1O9d1O7sc; Good Ordinary 1OlaGl0ci net
oept SO exports coastwse 2S bales sales 80 bales
stock, 1,0O6 bales.
CINCINNATI June lJ.-Cotton hful; Mlddihg, IA eel ""
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14

Money ON call was generally per cent ON railway
collateral, and 2a3 on pledge Of United states
bonds. The market for commercial PAPER Is quiet,
and leading note brokers scale rates as lollows:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
L1vE srocK MARKErs-RY TaLEaRAPH

BUFFALO June l3.-CATiLE-Recepts to-day. 1894 head
week. 1910 head for last week, 94ul ad; consigned
through $40 carloads market dun ana declining quoted
OH from opening prices Butchers snd mppers C0n-
sales OF Choice TO Best steers, "a lOQ
- l2I; G OF shippers ~ J00fi 7O Medium, "a 30 a
- 40 Light Butchers, IS SO0$4 10 Cows and Heers,
81 5Od4 122 al VIII not be sold -
SHKEP LAMBS Receipts To-Day, 3lOO head; for week,
1900 head last l29o0 head consigned through
Is carloads Georalized offerings generally good
quality; saes sheep, averaging lOl ID,
"a lois Of Lambs - J04S IS IL carloads OF stock re-
main I'm yards unsold -. % o-- -,
week. u G20 head consigned through, l5s carloads
Workers. 50 300 80 so Heavy So BJeSS 80 all offerings dis
'CmcAao June l3-Yae Drouers' reports; Hoes
and strong shipping, SO 5jaS3 Cos Light $3 Z5GS5 80;
CNr.IE-E Ecccpts S,1OO head; shipments, $500 head;
market steady and firm shipping, $0$J oOi Feeders IN
sra demand s3aS4 Butchers slow Cows, - 4Od$i
Bulls II SO0g2 % Texans u SO0f3 do
SHFiP-R Receipts, 80 head. sales az 13G&1 30.
EAST IIBIKrY Penn June l3--CAIILE-Hcceirts to-day,
50 head through 2Z head OF local stock making the
total days. l26 heat Of local AMI 50 head of
through m Ae local Cattle were shipped out no buyers be-
ing Ou haud no quotations. ,
iioG--ReceT TO-DAY 1910 head making the total for The
three days G3Sj head NoIkcr So 80 Hs3 49, Phaaephas
,eceipts to-day making the total the
three days 800 head; selling al yesterdays prices, with
little better feeling.
81 LOUIS June Is CsTUI.-Markot dragging and very
slow prices unchanged. Receipts, 1900 head. ..-
HOG--InaCtive and lower; Light shipping. S36t5 ID ;
Butchers 10 Extra - lj0F3 70. Receipts iOl mead
SuEEP-Qmct and unchanged. Receipts, 40 head
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14

Gold was dull and firm and sales were at 1910
1908. On gold loans the borrowing rates were la
ll2 per cent. The Assistant treasurer paid oul So
rodempti0n Of called bonds Tho days business ol
the gold clearing department of the Bank of the
State Of New-NOrk covered Gold cleared. S9,Jij D.
900: gold balances, 81, sos 3OO currency balances,
$l,j23, 7U4. The gold quotations were as follows :
10...................1Ol
Foreign exchange was quiet and jrm We annex
cnrrcni nnntntInns. selIIlg rnlns b.lng laa cont
New-York tribune., 1878-06-14
OFFICE OF IHK CANADA soUTRERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, Is Wllliam-sl. ,
NEW YOEK. June z. 1873. ]

COMPANY, Is Wlllamst.
NEW YOEK June 7, 1873. ]
V'HF NEW MORTGAGE for fourteen mill
hon OF dollars (sl4 OO0 executed by tins company
10 Augustus Schel aud Cornelius Vanderbilt trustees, bear
ing 3ls day OF October 1871 having become tIst
lien property OF said company notice II hereby given
that pursuant T. the scheme Of arrangement authorized
and confirmed by Of the Parliament OF the Dominion OF
10th day OF Apr 1878, the "Debeh
ur Certificates" heretofore Issued which may be he eater
ssued under said arrangement De exchanged al he
Union Trust Company the City Of NewfOrk ON or after
Monday lOh day Of June, 1873 toT tie bonus OF hs
company secured by said mortgage.
AUGUSTUS SOlfEII. lrr-,
CORNELIUS VAN NDERBILT.8 AA"'-00N
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oTFICIAL REPORT N. y. STr'cE EXCHANGE SAFES
THURSDAY, JUNE -. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOcR DEPARTMENT.
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DROPOSALS for COMPLETING and
LEASING THE
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
LEASING THE
oEncz OF rHE BoAnD o. TRrsIEEs OF |

OFFICE OF THE BOARD TRUSTEES OF
ClHCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY, ,
NO 10 WEST 3D-sT 0lNCINNA1I May II, 1873.
Notice Is hereby given that the trustees Of the Cncin.
Natl Railway win receive sealed proposals until IL
O'Clock m. Of THURSDAY, July IS 1873 for completing
ana leasing the Cincinnati southern Railway. Copies OF
and lease containing the conditions on
which said line Of railway viii be lot and held the form o.
proposals epOr the principal engineer on the coGd
tou road such other Information may be Go
sired had upon application az the office Of said ru5
tees Cincinnati Proposals must be directed 70 the Board
o Trustees Cincinnati Southern Railway, NO. 10 West
3ds Cincinnati Ohio Tho Board Oflrusees reserves tho
49, MILES GREENWOOD.)
r. NJ. BISHOP
j.. A. FERGUSON, fIru5teo3.
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HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Juno 13.-SuaHlah god 2iSo2O5lA Exchange
nIiu. unchanged. Susars nrm, unchanged
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n. NJ. BISHOP,
J.. A. FERGUSON, 3Trusteo3.
HENRY MACK,
A II RUGH Err
PATEasoS, n. U, 80 2.

PATERsoS n. J., No 23J Main-st
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the PATERSON
Z GASTIGHT COMPANY will hold their Annual Eec-
ton for Directors WEDNESDAY June 49, 1873 from IL
10 O'Clock noon JOHN o. SMITH Secretary.
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In State bonds, Louisiana consols advanced 10 73,
and then declined TO 72bs while District of Columbia
3-65s fell to S37s. The South Carolina Gs, non
fundable sold at 2si, and Missouri Os, Hannibal and
ST. Joseph issue. at 10G We annex current quo