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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-18
Wanted Boarding,

llyABHINGTON HOubE-Ihis house ~
w situated on corner Of Wood ana Market
hiretH, Parties seeking house WIN W the
com iorts of "A hOns can not do hei0r thAn
give tho Washington house u cal, inc lhple
IN supplied with The host ne market phl NJ
10 d, ClatBTn water Furnished or uhluin,
ishod rooms 10 lot, hoard ana lplBlh Ge,I
week VI, on ono dollar per DAY nMohuN
MUNRO, febllslnl,
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faH DAILY HHRALD published every
morning, axoept on Monday, ~ wv 20
annum In advance, postage prepniu W
Hoanis per week delivered IN mo oity'
ADyHarInnIE0 RATEal one square Sten lines
inaaitlOn, 1b cents special Taias Tor weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers,
TBH WEEKLY HERALD 10 published every
Saturday mo rni Az at " % por.year' post
age prepaid,
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MlsasIlansouI WAnl.,

- lTUATION- lly yQungmhn rom rem
- Hylyania. Has had seven years expert
OnG6 IN Tho grocery aud clothing huhlhehh.
Hest OF recommendation given, Wngrh no
object, Inquire NJ tho CITY IN P99hterh'
oliioo, apricot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-18

The Pennsylvania Legislature Ia out
ting down all salaries thrOught the
state that II can feach-eXcept ilS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-18

UNO EXCHANGE is nofea Of lana IN
Young, ll70 IN Johnson ana 100 ~ Don.
ton counties 10 exchange Tor good DALLAS
city property or good land from nvb 20 elghl
miles from Dallas, lSeal eslnlp once ~
Main street, Opposite tho court house.
innl2,im' W, q, klOKLks,
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NJ acknowledgements may be handed
~ Into our business once w 70 p M
and into tho com pOsing room I'll u, IN,
FI'O MOVE FURNITURE, PlANos,L LOOK,
Ing dlnaReA, Etc., with care, ana very
ohonp, IL. ID. KREuiER, Leave orders ~
j. T. Murphy Ga, Lamar hlroot' oet2'lm
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21
LIN DEN
CELEBRATION OF IDE-
PENlNNCE DAY.

LINDEN, June 18th, 1873. - LIen
has been waiting for ether TONS to
proclaim what they would do q the
Fourth Of July. And as no otheroNn
except the small town of Mleral
PoinD has made any arrangenots to
celebrate, VIC have concluded tohaYe
another graud and glorious ce,bra-
ton, on July 4tl, 1875. Full paticu-
lars next week. Public Dinner 4 the
grove; soul-inspiring music blscv-
eral brass bands; speeches by rnnent
orators; fireworks that have lever
been excclIed in numbers and lnlity,
and biz time generally. R0vER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21

Tuancn, ABOUT three miles east Of this
city, had three cows die last week
from eating green clover. a COW he
longing to somebody in town also died
from the same cause,
a beautiful and interesting chill.
dren'8 service was held at the Mctho.
dist Chi,rch last Sunday. The oxer
cjses were conducted by the $. S. Supt
Mr.. James Spensley and Key M. Ben
son, and attended by 4 large congre-
CATION.
We have received communication
from Eden announcing a Good Tenn
plarB' picnic in Mrs. Gulyel'S grove on
Wednesday, Die 2Gth, inst. The name
Of the author was not sent us, and
therefore we must decline TO publish
the communication, although il Is
quiLc interesting.
The Lost Grove Reform Club will
give II dramatic entertainment in the
City Hall tomorrow Saturday even
ing The programme is large and
varied and the performers have spent
much time ID preparing themselves
TO properly carry il out They prom
ise u firsl-eIass entertainment. Read
tllcir attractive programme and YOU
will besurc togo and see them per-
form
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21
n. Flower Cut Down
DEATH or MISS JESNIE cLowNE'

DEATH or MISS JENNIE GLOW SItl.
Miss jennie CIowney, daughter Of
Mi. and Mrs. John ClOWncy Of thiS
city, died at the residence Of her uncle,
Mr.. r. e. Johnston Of Dubuque, on
Wednesday morning. Miss Glowney
was greatly beloved by all who knew
her, and hel dcatil casts Il gloom upon
our city. Her afflicted parents and
relatives have the sympathics Of the
entire community IN their bcrrave-
nrnt. We take Gle following account
ol Miss CloWnry'3 death from the
| Dubuque Herald oG Thursday morn
Ing
- e3tcrday morning, mt o o'clock,
Miss Jennie CIoWaey passed away to
thr better land Sne was The niece Of
hIr, /. 6. Johnston, builder, Of this
city, and daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
tIuNnpy, of Mineral Point, Wiscon-
sin. About touf months ago she came
on Il visit Ia Itrr uncle, and Iitle did
hrr fond and loving parents think
that she WIS coming to her death. A
week ago SHE caught cold, and G re-
suited III inflammation Of The intcstines,
which ended latally. Her remains
Will 20 to Mineral Point for inter
mrnt to-day.
Only tWenty-one, and u graduate
OF Madison University, she was the
ilcal Of Womanly sweetness and
beauty, She mover cost her parents,
Il sigh or toar. Her delight was IN
painting and drawing. lad she lived
she would have gained very high hon
ors as an artist. Her ability in this
direction was most marked. Several
Of her pictuars have been exhibited
ia Mr., Cutters gallery, and greatly |
admired. Among them "rhe Dream
" Hope, "Ca3a Grandc, aud others. /
She WAS II member ol the Prosby |
terrain church m Mineral Point, and
died with y fall hope ii her Saviour. I
Her parents were wlth her and hel /
other relatives IN nubuque, and, con-
scious to TIL last, the farewell scenes
aud aor Worlls Of love aud hope will |
never he forgotten
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21
Bargains at sclnoberger's.

Jacob Schncbcrger has just received
u large aud select stock Of all kinds Of
fine shoes and CATERS. Burts anil
Reynolds boots and shoes, the best
goods manufactured in America. We
also keep n different class Of goods
which We sell 1T very low prices. wa
keep The largest and host stock of FIRST
class goods IN Iowa county. oar goods
arc an new ana warranted. Call AMI
'pr Is if You want 10 get good har-
gMaS. 39.f
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21
From lSldEeway,

The ISidgeWay picnic proved =
grand success financially is well Is
otherwise. About l,5eo people Wele
on tile grounds; The gross receipts
Wric. rii@a.
The chintt bugs are quiienumerous
in SPRING. wheat, but no apparent dam
aEe Is vslhle0s ycI
'fha Colorado herlle caravan are
'aso muIat work tn y metropolitan
journal We noticed III article Which
stated lhat ! ilanad compound "a
Whitl, holaN is the ehtcf Ingredient,
Willdrdrol thisayauriaaS vine ea,er.
NoNlts,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21
Council Proceedings.

MINERAL POINT, June 10th, 1873
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, His Hon, Calvert Spensley,
Mayor presiding, aldermen Ansley,
Ferris, Gilman, Jeeck, jenkins ana
James.
The proceedings of the last meet
ing were read ana approved.
The following accounts were pre-
scented and referred 10 the finance
committee, VIZ:
ii. Gonaadghton, Constable fees IS 81
!. j. Vralnel, Justice fees includ
ing Jurors and Witness fees ... ID 80
Joseph Ellingor for use IF chairs 80
The finance committee to whom
was referred the following accounts
reported The same correct ani recon-
mended Lh;Gt tna same ba allowed and
orders drawn Ior the several amounts
which said report was unanimously
adopted, To wit:
Samuel Jacka, Police Services. $50 90
Alex. Moeller .Iaaitor. 6 %
II. Connaughtou, police services 30
john Horn, liardware.......... 2 "a
The committee on Public Buildings
to whom was referred the application
o. John Waters Tor aid in watering
the street in front of the City Hall, rec
commended that he be allowed Is cents
per week for the same, which sWd
recommendation was adopted unani-
mOuSly.
The committee Oh Public Buildings
t. whom WAS referred the plans, spec
itications md bids for an iron fence in
front Of the City lIall grounds, report
ed that owing to the present financial
condition Of the city and the stringen-
cy OF the times, they deem it ineXpe
diant TO incur tie expense nj present,
and recommend Chat the amount said
fence would probably cost be eXpend-
cd III the improvements 81 The streets,
which said report and rcconnanda-
ton was unanimously adopted.
Alderman Ansley offered the fol
lowing resolution, which WIS unani-
mously adopted.
Resolved, That The city officers be
and each Of them are hereby required
to prevent the walking OF treSpassing
Of any and al persons on d through
the City Hall square, and 10 cause
complaint to be made aganstmy per-
son caught in such act. and that suit
able notices bp posted, warming all
persons against such trespass.
Ile committee Oh public buildings
were requested 70 procure plans aud
spe ciiicationS For u wood fence in
front OF the City Hall grounds and
submit the same to the next meeting
of the Council.
On motion OF Alderman Gilman
the = ouneil adjourned
CALVERT SPENsLEY,
Attest, Mayor.
j. L. TRAMEI., Clerk.
sss - So
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21

QUERY; "Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. "Goral Of North Carolina"
at the same price2"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21

The best tiye-ccnt cigar in town at
Kinnie y spratlel's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21

Il tdf1 Kennedy &. Ohlcrkiyg, High.
.lp8d; q. j. Braeken, Joseph Bennett
toEn Of Mineral Point; j. J.. Tramel,
NiIiam Lanyon, ".
IalsLal3 Capt. Thomas Prlestleg
joan Graber, capt Edward Dcyln
Orator I'hoS. Scott Ansley.
Gcadcr- r. Allen, Jr
There win be a grand display Of
aile- works in the evening.
.BInd and Choir music viii bc fur
niAled during day and evening.
----gspr--------------
Linden feels patriotic.
Tie Board Of Review meets on
Monday.
philo A.. Orton viii deliver The ora
ion ~ Warren 81 Tie Fourth.
lrof. Mollelt and wife returned
rom Kentucky OH Monday last.
TAe citizens Of Moscow ara making
repar.aioog to celebrate the Fourth.
ynnn, ,,conloa, n,oelinc :, thc pros.
.woriau church saturday evening
7;33,
Tbo5 qr4f 1nlev iIldnIivcr tbe
nlion ~ lhi4 nlucr I'M il,r Ilnu,lh of
aIy
IT,, o,,,.,. ,,s...,,f,.,... - ,..,.,,, 49,,
"A hare IN Il ,,3i1 from Austin
n,ne.a1a
,h,o, n,u ha,ar.d p,,,t.yiNo
M, ,.t.,,'', Il ' ni, ~, ' =, 49,
= last
f4a t.,,,.l,,r I,n,.on an ~ hmm
| ,,n,,,r.X ,adnne,lnnc w. !, nr,,d
ah.a,,,n, r,I, ~,
a5h ,,
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''e' - 49,. y ' 1880 '.'o'' ''o'b"
= = d ''',''N'''
Wv o sD,'I - w , n1y". ,;1,
.n,,i,u1t,.a@.,h ~ Tn,
l'g,te' o'lg'a ''l8 en'ife ilhe OF
s'''.''
''' 49, '.'l', = Waa9 We Netsh
PH3 Oh ll1l E3Gllib ANA NlHInllN |
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21
BOARD PROC EEDING>.
COUNTY CLERKS 0rEI ~,
NJ ..t ~. s.rt. -

aA's " thil O'ao' - lpI lIc hi4lkAI
rpUupSt IF a majority ~ tha hoard
,.,,i1 -,
"h1' ""7 ca'1etl W "i9ef by the CIeFh'
On ms ton j. y Smoker was elect
ed temporary chairman.
Tue roll being called. the follow
ing Supervisors answered to thrif
names
Are4a- L. Wyman.
H n9tSyI9i' =. ere ''lig, p..p
NilInge at Badeeyuir--Joha L,Isaod
E ron. y u B.4i9gs,
Village of liish and, "@d-J + sne.I,sr
liadcn-R. !. smith.
Minr'al P.,r n RsN III, p.,,u,.
Mineral Poiui GINA Wild. ". \. Cur,5
Moscow Grorsr PaUIson
Puias DIV, ), DmocG
village oi ANoc1 jerome +, Coo.
Kdge~ay-A. T. Argaon.
Wadwick-C edl@e G.CoA.
Wyoming John r. uorls.
Absent-S T. Shepard. IL ward az AIf3,.rti
POM City
80 1870 49, Desiioe III chalrHl@i.
was taken with thu following result.
~ ,,.'t, .
AdcoolH' Voc una DllllHSS acted as
tellpTS: WhClp number of votes east
ip l. w, !,
10; OF Wnlch number j.. W. ReWeN
recaiypJ II u Gtuell,a,. ra,..i,,oJ
- a 'eN.
-, BIank L.
A f,,x,l l.il .., 4}@.j
~ ioii'al 0e'liuC WIS tleH taken lG-
Sutiug ~ follows: Whole number Df
" /,
FoteN cast ~, ol WHICH nnlAnef y. J..
Smplknr racpivpl z w pa,vayy -
-, ~
Blank +.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21
Races at Mineral Point, Juy 9TH
and 9Th.
FIRST DAY.

No. KuNNING-Gr Green Homes =
mile heats; 3 in 5. Purse, $b-lst,
$25; Cd, $40; 81, IS. Horse that
have never run for purse.
No. 2. TRoTTING RACE mileleats
best 3 in5 Purse, $50-lSt hora,S3o;
"a, SIS; 3D.. SIS. Open to the wrId
No. 3. RUNNING milo hoats best
3 in >. Purse, &I5-lst horse, y b I'd,
$25, @d, $40.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21

lhe Republican pn.y was again
lgft NH@9l "aa issue WilAn che
Democrats ioase hS i Nab o 2la Is
as adopted tlW cport oa thoJMeaiA
oulua~ Warb declared t@t tAa
stllh CONGRESS Mas &c prarrf EolN Is
toWi theciretoral Vote 49, ta Fill
teu and llaNeS AND that amy saas
guca action Witha NinN at distuTH-
i03 ac nae 81 ,Ae la,tgr 81 lho
lr"idoa@ would 10 considered
revolutionary, ntd Neal l, hr >aa2-
toned
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21
SECOND DAY.

No. 4. RUNNING 3 mile hcats : in
3 Purse, SfO-lst, $25; "a, SILK 3d,
S..
No }. NILE DASH Purse, 87a l,
$40; i, 800; IN. $40
No. 8, RUSHING ! mile heats 3 in
I. Purse, $50 LIST, S30; I'd, Sl5 81,
~.
CONDITIONS AND RULES.
list. In all races four to enter.
I'd, Entrance fees 10 per cent,
which must accompany tho nonina-
ton.
Sd. A horse distaneing the field
viii only bc entitled TO lst monet
lth. The FIRST race will be dlled
precisely at O'Clock.
5th. Entries III AL races close on
Monday, July I'd, at j. m.
Gth. All races to he rum to rule.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21

A lot Of elegant Sea- Shells for eale
cleapa Kinnic & SpralIcr's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25

oil STEADY at sos Four-Extra state dull at c5x wheat
No spring dull at D. Al; No spring dull - -: IA
winter duli at o. 3d. Comm xed soft OLD dull ~ ID 3D.
mixed aul 22s o. Cottonsesd oii--kone Ia mar
set Receipts vt wheat Tor the from Atlantic ports
~ 900 do do Pacific ports l95 do do.
fom other sources. 900 do d. do corn, $1,000 do
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. juno - - ~
Consos 85 a16 for money and 3S3s for the account
Erie. 1924: Illinois Genital, So; fennsyivania Central
3ix
Paris advces quote per lI3f io- for the
account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25

III S,ss' ;%s ss'' i'ss'
s $ as.d a h per- h. 3 fs Re. a,
sr Illinois .. sss Ssyfs .e
head a. & Per ID 80 head a. gc per S r's as % %
Wa # s. NS.is ssa..s Is s..
sc with s. on per head SsaS a. IL head sss
Wifi; u a vi a '..;;
q. win $ "a per head o. q head % bend
head Ole. per 10 head alse Per ~~eisnls
~ ss ..s.r .. ssg we'll s.
S. sws swI. no Illinois s,ssrsti head a, s.ss
b. With 5e On pss r. as
=. esi. H. Messei@sr SOLD ior Christie sparrow
steers s,na. . per sa u "ss Steers e
:. Sc &c per b. weight. ss. 70, swops = Illinsi.
S'T iss'ss sss
Pss iS, ssishs 7sw,. fsasy Son; soia Tor osr.s
TSi no sss steer. ats !. as per WEIGHT s.
.s h.a y l on sa per e Win ore on
~e u g: s o"nas .ss os Ts an pr Aer
Colorado size per ID. weight. 81
8 grass FED s; Ilinoi. steers psro wsshs ~ sw,
head head weight cwt.
values lambs siss in Af s Ssas ~ but ssaa
value &c on gu, last sss'..oo. sheep sold at ss
%a % II Dss o s'a
weight weight lbs t. g k Kssass sheep Sheep
wssai 1000 lbs !. AZ per 10. 50 Ksninety lambs,
ws:h; lbs q. Il
s ssss r. IS pc. sheep S and ssa lambs s, week
81 "a average per head Newton holmes sold
90 OHIO sheep; wsigA, 1870 los. y % p.
s"ssP Tsss Axe ~ issfs
weigh, 800 lbs, az 6ae psr ID; ~ Kentucky lambs,
weight $3.50 lbs. at " per ln. 70 kentucky lambs.
wsT 2; lso lbs s a. S,s per ID hume ,o,s Co.
6s State sheep weight ~ lbs per head, at ic per III
1T e per s q state sheep weigh, 1888 lbs
weight 93 los per head, 4ac. per h.; Ohio sheep
weight ia lbs head, 5ac per Id. DO amos
weight 90 lbs. Der head ut 5s4c tic. h. 400 Ken
tucy amos, weight % lbs head at sc per To-. sold
s. II average per head. j. Kirby Co sold 1913 ohio
sheep. WEIGHT 81 lbs head at &c. ID; POS Ohio
sheep, weight 50 lbs per head "a oper cwt 30 OHIO
Kentucky lambs, weight 80 lbs. per head,
6ac ID Davis fIasnbeck sold 27 Western sheep,
weight 80 lbs. ner head, at 49, per ~ Y Ohio sneep.
weight lO5 lbs head, at 4ssc per h. Ohio sheep.
weight io4 lbs head at is. l As stats sheep,
weight 127 lbs per head, IA ID So State lambs.
weight % lbs psr head At de- Der lb 80 State lamts,
weight os b. per head, at a9ac per 10 ie4 Kentucky
AZ Kentucky lambs, weight 63 lbs per head. at
&C. 6Ac. per lb Ats Kentucky lambs 80 per
head, at olsc perl lob hentucky lambs. weight G6 lbs
per head, at SO 80 per c.t 81 Kentucky lambs weight
65 lbs head. at sac per To- sold for week ending
June ~ 1873 sheep and lambs at So "a average per
head.
Mich C0ws-No sales reported.
VEALs AND CALvEs-The demand fair At rates
quav calves Al Sc &C. per TO- Yeats At t. a7.e Der IT,
Hoes. There we're no live hogs on sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25
ABOUT A GAME OF CARDS.

In John Caunon's saloon. Forty sixth street ana
Prs, avenue, yesterday afternoon = row occurred
over n game OF cards, and Alexander Mem lty was
struck on the head with a "schoonsr" lager beer
glass thrown ny man named Joseph Lswlor Ofnces
DAVIS OF the Ninc.eenth precinct, called in, aud
found McNuty bleeding proiuscly from scalp wound
in tho back part OF his bead. His sssaiiant had
capped to the roof Of tho house, whittier the vcer
tempted TO follow him. On hts way up the stairs he
was attacked BY txo young brothers named Benry
aud Louis Miller, Que vi whom caught him by the Iea
and attempted 10 throw him over the banistere
rncre was severe struggle for . few
ments, and ooe OF the miller brothers tell
over tho bauistcrs. 0niecr Davis finally made
hts way to the root. whsre no captured Ltwior Tue
Miers suDssqueniiy arrested and ali sere
arrsgnsd Uc0re Juage kiiDroth late afternoon.
Laxior was committed Ia 5000 bail 10 answer, and
Henry ana Louis botn Of whom snovod sIgns ct "a.
loxtcation, were nnsd tlV each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR DULL-wHEAT LOWER
CORN UNCHANGED OATS QUIET-wHIsKEY
NoMINAL-PORK DULL-LARD QUIET
PETROLEUM QUIET oils QUIEr-sPIRITs
TURpENTINE QUIET-RosIN NoMINAL-CoT-
FEE QUIET SUGAR QUIET.
MONDAY, juno 24-6P p. NJ
Business was very slow to-day, and In most COM
modit,es very little done. On Change flour was
dull Wheat was dull and lower. Corn was about the
same Oats were quiet. Whiskcy nominal. Pork
dull. Lard was quiet, Cotton on the spot quiet,
without change. Futures closed steady Groceries
quiet. Oils naval stores and petroleum were quiet.
BAGcEG ruled steady, with u fair demand, and
quoted ssc l0c for lbs weight, and 1879. for "a
lbs weight.
CoFFEs.-The market for Rio closed quiet Tho sales
were 1893 bags Harrox; 1850 do same; OIL do
ex Glen,cgsn: 4e4 and OBS d. Pascal and 1000 do
x Pascal taken Of stock all private terms Mid
coffee was quiet OF Rio and santos coffee juno IL.
1878 "a 800 bags Arrived since June ls Brazilera-
Rio 600 bags; Santos 4oo6 bags; total. 5.Oo6 Lass.
june ~ ex Donat To- 4s3 bags Total arrivals Is 4S9
bags. Sales since, including to-day 1854 bags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25

The London advlces reported consols x higher at
The opening at 9SS o5'4 for money and 95x a e5ys
for the account but the closing quotation was 95s Tor
both classes United States bonas arc nrm ano shade
higher Erie TO lea and reacted to Ioi.. The
preferred rose 10 32,S Illinois Central TO So Penn
ylvania Central to 3lk The OF fisI 900 bullion
was Withdrawn IRON tue Bank OF England to-day on
balance AtParis rentes rose to 49, 37Sc and closed
1l3L 10c Tho closing prices IN London wero:-
consols Tor money aud account, 1854 new AZ per
cent bonds, 100; 6ve-twsnty bonos OF 1867 Io7 107
ten-orty bonds. 1921 a 1O9S; nves Of 1881, loss !;
Erie, common shares, l61s; Erie. preferred shares,
32ss; New Jersey Central sii4; Illinois Central, So
STATE BosDs
State bonds at the Board were per cent higher for
Louisiana sevens, oonsols, and steady tor Georgia
sizes, Virginia skies, consols, and Tennessee SKIES,
now SERIES to which dealings we're connnod.
RAILROAD BospA
In railroad bonds inero was an advance OF IL per
cent In New York Elevated Railroad nrsts and a
tine OF per cent In Alton and Tcrre Hauto income
rho other changes were follows--An ADVANCE OF u
In Nov Jersey Central nrss consols, and 81 Paul a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25
BEFORE CALI.-l2:3O I. ".

lou 7. vt.
$1,000 \ h2us r'G7 I05il 6o0DO 4i,'sr OF. lU3k
$500 : J20s c. i6I lO-la 600 Us As 1907 be IuI
1900 500, U5bc HOB 5000 Ps, be luIss
2:3O z. NJ.
sIOOOU 5-2O's, 81. i0sL 1000 5s c. sf.. lUGi4
300 Us Isl be 1863 COCO 4ss.c, VI. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25

The total sales of stocks the Board to-day aggre-
gated 164, 200 shares.
The receipts ana shipments Of wheat and corn at
Chicago ana Milwaukee to-day as follows Chi
cago-Rcceipts OF wheat, 5,1s4 bushels; shipments,
81 $40 do. Receipts Of corn, 2l9 lSl bushels; ship
ments, 325.267 do. Milwaukee --Receipts OF wheat,
$4,000 bushels; shipments, o. 100 do. Receipts OF
corn, 24o0 bushels; shipments, none.
The approximate earnings OF tho 81. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway during the second
week In June wero:-
1917 .So. ooo ~
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We quote -Ordinary cargoes lzsIc. 13c fair do i5c
good d. 15se prime do, I54c. i6c extreme range
lots l2a.c IKE santos. fair to good i41ac. l5c,
gold 30 days. Java government bags BOG 2ltsc do,
grass mats 200 22lsc; singapore lie 1879 Csvlon
I5c Isc Maracabo 13c l7c. Laguayra, l4c I6c.
jamaica I3c Ice 81 Domingo, l3c Porto Rico, i4c.
l6Jsc Costa RIGA. l4c lie Mexican, I5c l6,c. /;
Mncassar l7c lsc Angostnra lJc l6tzc SavAnia,
Use = tic. Curacao. lie. y l4lsc
CorrON the quiet, but without change
and Futures closed quiet aud arm about Saur
days closing prices To-days prices compared With
urday's, follows
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, June - r. NJ
Cotton Futures quiet but steady The sales of the day
incluaed o. 3aU Dsle. American.
Common r0sin, as.
LoSpos June a. 30 r. NJ
Taw, 3ss. Cd per cwt spirits Of turpcutine rs I'd.
per cwt.
IAvRK, June ~. 1878.
wilcox's lard closed At sSf. SOC. per 90 silos.
LoSDos. Juae - Evening
CHicutta lnseed, As. Cd. per quarter.
Lnseed oil, EL7 los a r2s los. per ton.
PRODUCE ExcHAs.E REPORT
LIVERPOOL, June ~ 1878.
pork-Eastern dull al 52s. Western dun ~ Ia.
,uube,iand cut steady AT 2ss 81 short rio hrmer
2ps.; long clear hunsr al. ~ clear
trmrr ~ Ais. 1i Hama Long hfmcg Al As ShDhl
ders hsmer ~ ITS Dee inaa diit ~ So eNtr,
mess duh ~ vbs urne mess - rs lard Prime
Western dui 1bs. Sd Prime dull lTs
pentine~ nptrts aul 1ts Resin tumtnon ss.
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and NJ divisionl. y In Pacific Railroad OF Missouri
frsts, and y in Central Pacific hrsts (San Joaquin
brsnchl There q decline OF u In Central Pacific
land grants u IN Northwestern gold seve1s, u in
Canada Southern hrsts guaranteed and Union Pacific
sinking funds.
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