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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-30
CHICAGO.
The City Government - Sanitary
Important snjtlnctiOns, DC.

The City Government - Sanitary
Important snjunctiOns, &c.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, April 30-The new City Council
was organized last night, the respectable
element being largely il" the lajority, elect
ing their Chairman and committees and de-
feating the bummers at every point. There
is hope of good city government for the
coming year.
Chicago is noted for bad smells. Last
night the air was thick with odors from the
suburban rendering establishments. No
other city in the universe would permit
such nauseating atmosphere.
A contract was given yesterday to the
Union Rendering Company FOR the removal
of dead animals from the streets and high
ways for the coming year at the nominal
sum of 81. The city has before paid annu-
ally from $4,000 to S9 800 for this work, but
it is question if it would not be better to
let carcasses lie in the streets than to give
the contract, even at this low figure, to
have them boiled up and the whole air of
the city filed with the sickening stencil
Two important injunctions were fled
in ~ the GourtslE here yesterday after
noon. The first is an injunction by Henry
Fuller, to restrain the city from paying its
employees in scrip, which is to be brought to
trlM at once FOR the purpose OF testing the
legality of issuing the scrip. The second is
an injunction by County Attorney Wallace
to restrain the city from building the new
City Hall of Bedford stone, he claiming
that by the contract the city is bound to
build it of similar material to the Court
house adjoining, which is of Lemont stone,
to make them similar in exterior appear
ance, and showing that the county has gone
forward in good faith and spent $644, ,S92,
the city never objecting to the work He
also claims that Bedford stone will turn
black and not harmonic with the Lemont
article.
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Another DefauIter.

URBANA, O., April 30.-Weayer, cashier
of the Citizens National Bank, is defaulter
to the amount of SAG, $50. Weaver resigned
his situation week ago, when the defalca-
ton was discovered, but it was kept secret
the stock holders and the bank is now in
good condition. Weaver appropriated over
S75, 900 of the banks money, but the direc-
tors recovered $4,000. Other citizens of
Urbana are losers to large amount
Among them, Weaver's younger brother
will lose $4,000. Speculation i'll grain in
said to be the cause
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The WOmen's Art Museum
K Association

Has determined to open Loan Exhibition of ar
tcles Of artistic value, during the month of May.
1S7S, at No. 1G6 West Seventh street. The mem
IEberaAty OF our citizens TO make this exhibition
an honor to the city and an additional attraction
10 strangers. The articles to be exhibited will
consist OF Bronzes, Mhsaics, specimens Of Ancient
,Arnor, Carved Ivories, Gold, Silver and Brass
Work, Eectrotype Reproductions, Enameled Metal
and Porcelain Antique Furniture Antique and
Artistic Jeweiry, Artistic EmbroiderieS Antique
and Modern Pottery and Porcelain, Pictures En-
cravings, statuary. Glass Lace, Tapestry, Textile
Fabrics, Antique Fans Lacquer, Wood Carving,
&c.
2 Every one willing to contribute to the collection
is requested so send name and residence to the
Chairman of the Committee of Selection, MRS A.
8. WINSLOW, southeast corner Of Fourth and
Broadway This Committee will wait upon each
contributor and make list and description of the
articles to be loaned. The objects loaned will be
Insured at the valuation of the owner, and every
care tal1en to avoid injury.
( np2lOtTu&F f. H. APPLETON, Secretary.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
JOS. Yeerkamp and Sophia Schultz.
John Becker and Elizabeth Buchler.
r. 7. Jones and Sallie VsWately.
John f. Brill and Bertha Weber.
W. Fatthauer and Ann NJ. Wiechart.
Wm. Penak and Henry Schwartman.
Walter L. Granger and Kate NJ. Gilman.
B. Hagemeyer and ElizabethScheWe.
w. Williams and Kate Eff1ein.
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CANADIAN Party Riot.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NHCIO1lHI NSSVICTdIUU ffe'S5 10 IIIt oIHT.
MONTREAL, April 30.-A riot occurred
last night between the Orange young Brit
ons and Catholic Unionists. While the
former were returning home from a concert
held in Mechanic Hall about three hunt ed
shots were fred A Union man, John Col-
igan, was shot through the head and killed,
and woman named Mary Merriam was
seriously wounded in the leg. A number
are known to have been wounded, but no
further particulars could be learned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
opnss SasANS .sSusn. ! TONIGHT

Instantaneous success of the New York version
of the reigning Partisan sensation,
THE RXII4ES
Every tableau encored and applauded TO the
ieChO, and universally acknowledged
& A PALPABL HIT.
'The splendid and novel scenic effects: the
great snow scene, with sleds drawn by Siberian
dogs and reindeer, and the unapproacfable cast,
direct from the
/ BROADWAY THEATER, NEW YORK,
Received with rapture and enthusiastic applause.
EVERY EVENING and WEDNESDAY and SAT-
GURDAY MATINEES
: Monday, May 6th-Mme Rentzs Minstres.
f.-Secure seats at HaWley's. 16i Vine street.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
John Delaney, yrs, city.
Anna Kolker, % yrs, Germany.
Eliza Niebers, yrs, city
Henry Schaenbing, 43 yrs, Germany.
Sophia Van Horn, 81 yrs, city.
Gustav Boekman, 6 mos, city.
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That Syndicate Contract.

to retire.
That Syndicate Contract.
The bill introduced in the House to-day
by Representative Phillips, of Kansas, re-
scinding the recent contract between the
Secretary of the Treasury and the Syndi-
cate, represents the views Of the Committee
on Banking and Currency, and was intro
duoed in order to bring the question before
that Committee in shape for prompt and de.
eisive action. 1t will no doubt be reported
back from the Committee before long, and
an effort will be made to pass it under sus.
pension of the rules.
A New Counterfeit Note.
The Secret Service Division of the Treas
ury Department has discovered a new coun-
terfeit, which made its appearance in New
York. The note is of the denomination OF
$50 on the Union National Bank of New
York. 1t is transfer from the plate upon
which the counterfeit $50 ON the Central
National Bank of New York and the Third
National Bank of Buffalo, were printed
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There will be mass meeting tomorrow
night at Court-steet Marketspace to con-
slider the question of the further approPri-
alton of 100000 for the Southern Rail-
road.
The Committee of Six appointed by the
agitation meetings of the S0cialistic Labor
Party, held on, last Sunday at Arbeiter Hall,
met last night at the Volkszeitung offise.
and agreed upon the following arrange
ments:
The meeting to be held tomorrow WED
nesday) night, the 1st of May, at Court.
street Market-space. Lewis Benjamin was
made Chairman and Rice, Buhr and Efr-
man Secretaries of theHneeting
The following list of speakers were agreed
upon, each speaker being allowed twenty
minutes time:
/. Hon. VIM. NJ. Cory.
2. Gustavus Leibkert
3. Chas. A. Thompson.
4. Mr.. Ende editor Volkszeitung.
5. Peter H. Clark
6. Edward Hoffman,.
There are three German and three Eng
lish speakers.
Should there be any one present at the
meeting desirous of speaking. not in tho
regular list of speakers, the three Secre-
tarys and Chairman will act as COMMITTEES
and allow each to speak, if the time win
allow
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Music Hall Rehearsals are held every
evening at Washington Platform

Tomorrow is the grand opening day of
the season at the Geological Garden, aad
quite display will be made on the ooea-,
sion. A concert will be given, and thew
will also be street parade, in which tho
ponies phaetons, chariots, dOnkey-ca
&C., will be introduced.
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The Two Millions.

The voters Of the Seventh Ward met at
Helker's Hall, last night, and drew up reSo-
lutions against the issuing of any more
money for the Southern Road.
The citizens of the Fifteenth Ward also
held meeting for the same purpose. The
Campaign Committee was selected as fol-
lows; Geo. Kletfler, II. Riedemann, Joel II.
Steinberg, Fred. Lakamp, N. Schwarz, John
Lenard and Henry Hoberg Finance Com
mittee-Nicholas Lehman, L. Rover, A.
Rothert Clemens Oburwagen, A. L. Cramer.
A. Strohmeyer and DR.. G. Briehl. Resolu-
tions were adopted requesting the voters 10
vote against the grant of more money.
The Twenty-fourth Warders will meet for
the purpose of entering their protest to-
morrow evening at No. / Spring Grove
avenue.
The same evening the First and Second
Ward citizens will fall into line
Thursday evening a meeting of the sauae
character will take place at the Wade-strent
Market-space.
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but inasmuch as he considers President
Hayes an honest man, he shall remain in
the Cabinet until the President desires him
to retire
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White tulle wells, dotted with chenille on
with pearls, are tho novelty for summer.
They are in mask shape, with hem OF elsa
pearl fringe on the edges.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETrpnpR4N aFApEE~rsa


LONDON July G-In the MincDR there IL not
yet any which might be expected that po
lca aar have taken favorable turn The ohie feature OF
the been the business Teas.
steamers have already arrived and proportion OF the
supplies have been snh There excitement IN the
ko and dealers acting with caution TRere have been
nue small pubic saes importers showing desire 70
realize the OF and fall Of IG2d
pOuEd on these be quoted The market today s quiet
sugar less active tar during lass week but prices
changed Plantation CeYlOn Coffee EOd last weeks rates
with tending dOWnW ard of RaBgO0n hcs
been sold az decline OF 3D. cvt S1ise the mrket
rates
LIVERPOOL July G-Pork-western steady at 53i Eastern
steady 4S baCOnCumberand Cut steady at 296d: short
KID steady at BOZ Long Clear steady az Gd snort Clear
steady 30 I'd Hams-LOng hrmer nj 52. Shoulders dull
al "a Beef-lndia Mess tiu at s4; Extra Mes dan
90; Primo Meas dull at ~. Lari-Pnme Western
Spirits steady a. ROsin-C0umOn doll ats; Fine dull
at TO-. Chsese-Amsucan Cho.ce dulI - Cd Lard Oil
hner at 3d. FlOHr-xtTa state steady 81 n Wheat Ne
Winter dun IL CoruNew soft Mixed. STEADY ~ 9d
Old. dnil az "a ID Cotton Seed oh-feioW American
None In the MARKET
LIVERPOOL July G-l230 n. m.-Cotton steady; Mddlng
Upands. 6s; Middlng Orleans Gt sales O ae day 5000
bs, ng 1000 bales fot speculation and export Re
cepts, 1iJOO bales including 1880 bales American. F
turcs-Huyers last nights prices Uplands Low Mdmg
clause July delivery, Gsiad. UpanGS Low Alng ciause
July and August delivery. 6'lL; Upands Low Addinz
September delivery, Bil2d: Upanfa Low
Aidhng eause. September October delivery. 6id.
Uplans Low Mdug cause. November and December dely
cry 6oisd Upamls Low Mddug cause New Crop, shipped
October ana November, sa, Cad; UDands. Low nnding
clanse New COp shipped NUy ember and December sail 6a
LIyEEPOOt- July 6-2 D. m.-The sales Of Cotton to-day
included $500 bales AmGrtcan Futures quiet but st9ay
Upands Low Middg Clause October and November deIiV
LOxDOS July 81 p m.-sugar 23sd per cwt. for No 2
Dutch Standard the SPOT and 1881 a235 for do ah0at
spirits Of TuTpeEtine % per eSL hehned PetIo
letn. J00 -. per gal
HAvEE July 6-Lard closed at ~ francs per 50 klos
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
FIyANcIAL MARKErs

Iovuox JuIv The Ec8HOfHia g. a fair amount OF
the stock Exchange TINS Weekbut
o extent consisted Of reazaiions by those
who found il nconvenent TO the existing higher rate. for
lin Congress has produced general improvement m
pices In early part OF the week Is true there was
some advance In home funds certain other securities but
e continued OF gold and another c IN the bauk rate
of i.rOunt asbeaTtencd buyers The results OF the
week again reguar. In anticipation oil better
Of resulting the
dividends OB cons0s the demand was
rather acve The for The best three months bills
rule drm at discount We express the scme Opin
cannot yet be said with CERTAINTY
whether presn tie Bank Of Engidnds rate OF It's
cOu snfceut check the Withdrawals O bullion During
dividend II frequently dlcHt 20 Obtain O aud tlo
influence French demand vii tend 10 make tins more
market and the supply Of money relatively larger than te
bills nncrng quite Likely that The outer market may n0t
follow tue bank rate The rise n the bank rate caused by
demand for gold for export and not bY genuine bshe
demand induced hy VI our tra il french
money brought here by the fiso In the
bank rate me present dhicuy m the
a requirement. Of gold for purposes - export Ie az
yer market again decidedly depressed The cheapuess OF
money in India has doubtless contributed 10 tho unfortunate
result Bank ot Bombay has now lowered It's minimum
discount quotation 90 per cenv few months BACK ~ Ws
o Since the Of the Bland SILVER Bi tht
price OF silver fallen and this olmsa very
good commentary upon the powers Of that measure
LONDON, July 6l2.3O .. mCOnsnls Db8 Tor uoEcytb6,l8
for the account e. bonds four and onehaf per cents
IGG i; Teniores. llO New nves los Erie Railway
shares. preferred, 80 Pennsylvania Central 324
i6xI,6N Inv b n m-Pars adviCes quote Der cent
rcntcs Is ceutmes for the account Erie Hallway
shares. H. . NJ -. ., -.
times for short sight.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

sry Pair 20 Choice l4920e; Western Dairy Poor 0 Choice
79l3c.; Western Factory Fair 90 Prime 62aS
CHEESE quiet abon stfady state Fact0ry Fair 20 Fancy
BRo82c. SKINNED. 3a5c.: Western Factory Fair Fancy
b1d72c.; Ordinary EGGS shade frmeT. quiet
Long Island Jersey IS0l4c; state Pennsyivana ia
13e; Fresh Western lO0l0Ee Canada l00IOi Ordinary
stOck, gd9iqc
RICE Qlet. hrmer unchanged. Carolina. 6Ss9Ss. Lou
isiana, 7673tc
sTEARINE-Firm; Western. SHE; CITY, sSSSsis
SUGA R-Reined firm fairly active ;Granuate,i sc; Pow
dered 9ssca 99c; Crushed 93c. "A" Standard Sci Raw
hrm s07 Sc fair inquiry; sales (par hate last cyenins)
LOO h.s Cuba. sa &c; 1875 hhI8- and 1851 bags at
6scgI 4c Tor MuseaVodo. aud SiIae tor CeutrifugaL
IAlIOW-Cluiet: saies, AZ 900 h. Ga 9ClAi Aisc
TOBACCO Kentucky firm sales 100 hhds, 2Ldi2ise;
Seed Leaf fairly aciive saie 800 Ohia IS 65GS
go cases Prnusyvania private I51 NeEEng
land II T2c z5 cases SevYork 1876 5e.; 200 bales Ha
vauH. S5c. dSi 10.
wHIsKEY-Nominal: oGePesi at 81 O7is cash.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
cnrrnN ,fARREIa

ArGrsrA JuIy Cotton qust aud steady Idfng l0'ic;
Low ding 103; Good Oruary, lOc.; net receipts. -
B,iTonS July Cotton hrm; MHidlug IL Lei Low Mid
ding r Good nary, laltc. net receipts none groa
none exports coa5twse, 20 bales ses 70 bales STOCK
Hf0S Inv 6-Cotion dull and nominal Stiddling. IL pc:
Low iding II iac; Good Ornary 10 c net receipts l2l
balcst gr5ss l5l bales; stock. 6.ljs bales
July BCottOn quiet; Mtdihg. llc; Low
MREllng Oc Good Ordinary lO+c net rccep5 20 bales;
sal-s. - bales stock, JJI bllcL - -,
CiSCiSxAtL July 6-COtton arm: Ahidng III s: Low Mid
2O5 bales; suinners, 100 bales stDrk. 3,fZ5 bales
C,ALyFsION. July G-COJfOn quiet MiddhhE lO'c Low
MlIrng Oc Good Ordinary, JItc; net rtccipt u bales
exports 1898 bales sales 20 bales stOeA JeJ
Va T0I-f,yuIF Jniy 6-Cotton steady MhIiling Zoe.
bCOttou steady: hidlinQ, llc receipts,
2 baes shpnent 3l4 Daes salos 200 baies STOCK 4O1
bales ,,,,,.-- ,os... T -. ,,t,
ding IOc Good Ordinary 32r net receipts y bales OK
potts c0astwiss 80 bles sales Lou baies st0eA IfoO
bales. -. - -.-.-- ,st,,t,.. -. -
Nadng IOc Ordinary 0'e; net receipts lsl bale.
prgs l37 bales sales, LOO bales spnners 400 bales;
Jaiy steady and unchanged Niddling
lic net receipts O5 bales; exports coastwise lOo oaes
stick, l.i95 bales - ,,t,,,t-- ,,z.ro 80
MIdGlinr HI -c Good Ord AIRY, lOc; nee receipla 0ae8
gIss g9 Ialss 10 Great Brftn b5 Daies sts,
1T9 baIes. .liHuers. l.H bales: stock OLD bales
SAVANNAH, July 6-Cotton duii; Middlng IO'1Ge.; Low
Miliug IOee Good Ordinary, lOise; net recrlpts, ~
has-. rress III baes sIles. 80 bales stock, Ia be
ST IDU July 6-COttOn steady Mhiuing, lic Low 1ild'
Iag IUS Good Ordinary 8fc. net receipts, % bales
sipnients ~ bales sales, Total 2lO bales stock Zii
WILMINGTON July G-Cotton hrmi Mhidline lu9le; Low
NiiuP c Ordinary 94c; net receipts go DaIes
sales, 20 bales, stock, 429 BALES
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
Rochester and State aline Rail-
way Company.

The Roche and State Line RalcaB from the City Of
Rochester Salamanca the state OF NewYork distance
Of about iO9 miles 1t through the rich valleys Of the
wyoming forms the connecting hnk between
the CsntIal Raroad and the Atlantic ant Great
Western making the shortest and most direct route for all
the England business coming from the Southwestern
pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from the Bradford Oil Regions % Salamanca and
upwards SO Of oil per day pass the road The
Company under the control as the Ne1YOrk Central
already earning surplus e interest on its bonded
debt City of Rochester invested large amount In tho
Capital Of the Company at In order TO secure
ne TO- her supply and upwards Of one hundred
per viii this road to the
City alone The local business IL very arg as
passes through thirty between Rochester and
Salamanca In which there eleven Touring mills besides
various manuactOres The bonds first mortgage
of $4,000 per mile the Road and its
and the OF the road are nov more ~
double the amount euic 20 pay he interest we have sold
dunng The past month over S3jO.0OO Of these Bonds,
have limited amount for sac az 80 per cent aud
accrued interest
WALSTON II. HsEROEFN * BRO.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
WOOL NARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

pOsTox July 6.-WoOThe past week has been the most
active since the Of January ana the market aPpears 10
have from the depression OF sueh long continuance
M Is event that the lowest point has been oeed iOr @
IL not hrn basis a. could
be ds.red Manufacturing business ~ Tar q ON sats
farorv and 10 remains be whether he Fa demand
for goods will sustain the present Improvement h WOOL
have been the largest Tor long tie
- iei,f Tuw ashed Western and Texas have amounted
~ aout lOOsOOo The deuand Tor COasbng aud Deiane
fleece st ufacturcrs beng free purchasers
sales 0f the week b78OOO b. Pulled WOols steady with
fsfr demand the saea Of the week cOpse ohio PeniSyE
santa and Western virginia Ma. and Xxx m 80 dj0c.
Nciran and above at 35c Washed Deaine aId C0mDing
81 SSSi2 &C UnEashed C0nbng aud Delaiue al 2SG30c
eta, al 29e URwased Feseea AZ - a2gc srouFe &C
d0asOc Super and Pulled a n f0se. Tub Washed az
a9 be Sas Of California wool have been $4,000 n, at tu
DTevons prices including Choice Northern spring at -
R oneI0T bringing high 3le: Fall l5GlSs Tue total
ss ~ omesc Wool the have been 22J 600 D.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08

features which have Characterized the specaaMon, M
ing the entire week T0dsys transactions IN All stocns
amounted to 10000 shares, being an inerease hs Oe
Fridays business OF $500 shares Bat the busIhess
was no better distributed the stocks being prOin
nent heretofore, with the addition OF Deia"oic'
Lackawanna and Western 20 the active list ,
The Lake Shore speculation continued to ne thS pYO
on which the other active stocks turned ana the
tions its price closely followed AFTER opening
$685. and experiencing frequent ups and DOWNS LsAo
Shore At 81 O'Clock. After this hour the prce
exhibited indications OF weakness aud at 20 Oeloeh
was down 70 fO4.he entire market also being hesyy III
sympathy. But during the closing balf-hoaI OF % Dus
a magical change wrought, and the Prlo15
again was stfcned up The result was taat the hnal
sales 81 3 clear gain OF per cent Ioi Ihs
day, and of per from the price OF week ago
The WieCns stocks also strong for the greaIeI
part Of the day. and in final dealings recorded aDOut
their best prices Delaware, LaekawaDna and western
was more active 10 opened af 59A 99's, ana rose 70
60 after winch declined to 59ss, and was duil unt
under the influence OF the excitement or the lasi
half hour, 10 rapidly advanced 10 COS Delaware ana
Hudson which had declined from 81 q 20 81 rose 10 oe,
and Central OF New-Jersey rose from 80 u 3S4 MOTIFS
aad Essex sold az S5lZ0 . 1850 SSts- Mes'eii
Union was dull but advanced tO S9l2aS9th Ere SC-
ened from So TO 16li9l6l8; Wabash sold at l4ss@
l49i. ana Rock Island ut 1l4S0ll5lS. The market
closed excited and strong.
RANGE or THB STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
The foreign exchange market was dun and weak. We
annex current quotations:

The week closes on an amply supplied money market,
and borrowers almost abe u dictate their own
terms. We quote 1l292l2 the extreme range OF call
loans the discount market ruling at per and
upward. There no change IN rates Of domestic ex-
change. The following the Clearing House sIate-
ment today Currency exchanges, $J99OO,2sJ; eur
reney balances. Sl,723,Os3; gold exchanges. S764g-
272 gold balances Sl13203j. Week: Currency clear
anees, jS55023l; currency balances, $l0,905 72l
gold cearauces $jG,2O5,9O5; gold balances. SO,9I3,
S63.
The week in the London market closes strong for
British cOnslOs, which rule 9GiIG for money and
9j3ls for the account and lower for United States bonds
1865 closing at 1O75s new 81 az 1885, Few 412s at
1868, and 1O40s at lIOl9 The American railway
eurities left of fOlONB: Ece cOilmOn at II. pre-
fcrred at 49, Illinois Central at SGla, PnusyYania
Central at 80 and NewJrrscy Central az 39' There
was quotation Tor money, ana no bullion movement
was reported at the Bank Of ENGLAND In Paris the
per cent French Tentes opened at advance
10 1l490 and stil .urther to 1895 sigat
exchange London being hrmgr at 25.13
Washington dispatches report that the Treasury
holds S3i93509OO United states bonds t. the
National bank circllatiOn and Sl3,SJSOOO TO secure
public deposits. The United States bonds deposited for
circulation the week ending to-day amount 10
SJG9,OO0 amount withdrawn, S374.5OO; National
bank circulation n0utstaudng-currency Jte 1922 654
800 gold notes, 81 432 I20 internal revenue receipts
To-day, $253,79S u; customs receipts S6l3,6Gl 81.
The receipts OF National bank nOtcs for redemption for
the week ending July g. 1878, compared with the
corresponding period OF last year, follows
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
BRAZIL COFFFE MAnKET.

no JAyERo July 3-CoGee quiet prices maintained no
change; Coed ftrs $500 res 10 k0 Exchange
London % l Average daily receipts 1000 bags weeks
Emrmens Channel and North Of Europe l2OUO bags
the Mediterranean 5000 bags weeks les Tor the Cian
mel and North uf Europe OOO bags Tor the United states
10000 bags for The Mediterranean 5000 bags Stock 49,
900 hars. Freighis. per sail. % the channel asa
SANro-, July CofeeAvcTaEe daily -ecaUts during the
week. 500 bags wesks sh mens 70 All countries 2JOdO
bags 20 the Channel Europe, and the Mediterranean 23DOJ
saiss Europe. the nted
states 1000 bags Stock J2,OOJ bIgA
New-York tribune., 1878-07-08
1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. June 6.The DrOverS journal reports; HOGS.
Reets head; shipments 3loO head DaFAet 9Penod
srong but quickly dropped back 20 the old rales5 Heavy
sold al sl0 0fl 10 Light 50 90Qsi Mixed t3 50asi 5O
CITfiE-Recsipts $40 head shiplnen ZSuO the sap
ply light marked unchanged shipping sold Al - 9
sS 40 Feeders s3 2OdS4s Butohers slow cows y eo~
s. 60; Buls. fzaS5 4Oi rexaos 81 ooeaJ So oa...,s
10 bad shipoents 95O heaa' oeofAe7
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