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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

A correspondent in Brady township
sends us the following list of appoint
ments made for the schools of that town
ship Luthersburg High School, l.. Il.
Weber; Luthersburg Primary, Susie
Rishell Dubois High School, Mr.. A.
P. Irish ; Dubois Primary, Miss Sara
Schofeld; Dubois No. 3, Mr.. ]. A..
johnson Rumbarger school, Miss Eflie
Burchfcld Falls Greek, Mr.. S. Il.
Hayes; West Liberty, Mr.. J. |. Brock
bank New Salem, Mr.. G. |. Raffens.
berger Brook school, Belle Welch ;
Radaker school, W. +. Shannon Coal
Hill, John Liddle; Hartzfelt, E. G.
Hayes; Schindele school, J. B. Neff ;
Arand school, G. W. Nelson Trout
vile school, G. W. Weaver; East
Branch, J. NJ. Postlethwait.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENC Y II.
PENTz BRocRBANK, Agents.
(succ,ssors TO Murray a 0ordon.)

The following first class companies represented
North British A Mercantile Fire Ins.
Co, Of .......s2s ,o0o, 600
Scottish Commercial Fire lns. Co., Of
England ...... ........tiv.puV,uuu
North America, Of Philadclphia......... 100000
Firo Association, ef Philadelphia..... s,ioo,ooo
watsrtown Fire. New York, insares
farm property snly......-............- 100000
Mobile fifs Department Ins. Oo...-.- 17s,ord
Persons In the country wanting Insurance, can
have n promptly nttendcd TO BY addressing US In
person or by letter. Lowest possible rates 10 1tst
Ope,s House. ANDREW PBNTz, Jf.,
s. T. BR0CKBANK,
clesr6eid, Msy I, isTs-iy. Agents.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

We have omitted the publication OF
the names of teachers employed in a
number of districts, because the schools
have only been partly filled. When
the official returns from the directors
reach us we will give the appointments
public notice.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
EDUCATIONAL,
DY NJ. L. MoQU0wN.



Monday morning, Aug, 10th, we left
Curwcnsville, in company with Mr..
John A. Gregory, for Pennville.
Penn and Bloom were programmed
for the day above specified, being the
first appointment for the fourth week
of our tour. On the hill overlooking
the town stands the school house, beau
tilully located in grove of thrifty
pines AT s o'clock a. m. we began 10
examine applicants for certificates
Twelve candidates registered their
names, and all passed over the thorny
path very creditably. Three directors
from Penn and one from Bloom were
present during the day, and the house
was filled with appreciative visitors.
No appointments for the districts were
made.
On Tuesday we filed our appoint
ment for Greenwood and Bell, at Bon
er. This appointment always gives a
large class, We had eighteen in the
class. A number of students from
Lumber City Academy and the Nor
NAL school at Trout Dale were present,
and made up tho greater part OF the
class, Three directors from Bell and
iourfrom Greenwood were present. We
feel like complimenting the people Of
that district for their interest and enter
prise so noticeable in the building.
We havn'tas yet seen rural district
school house so complete and attrac-
tive as the one at Bower The chill.
drcn in that district are especially for
tunate.
We reached New Washington on We'd
ncsday morning, but, as is the usual
custom there, we had no class. The
only appointment on our tour thus far
which was blank.
On Thursday we met twenty one
applicants at Harmony school house,
in Burnside township, and a full house
of citizens. The exercises were enjoy
ed by all present. Three directors
from Burnside borough and five from
the township were present. Harmony
school house has an exceedingly pleas.
ant location. A beautiful grove OF
growing trees surrounds ii on either
side. A good farming district also adj
joining, and fine country church
stands few rods west of it. The room
in way Of neatness, and comfort, is
above thcaverage country school house
Newburg borough and Chest town.
ship claimed our presence and atten-
tion on Friday. Fourteen candidates
presented themselves for examination
Much interest was manifested by the
citizens of Newburg, and vicinity. On
y three directors were present Nc
appointments for the schools were
made.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

We advise all young people to ac-
quire in early life the habit of using
good language, both in speaking and
writing, and also TO abandon the use Of
slang words and phrases. Tho longer
they live, the more difficult the acqui-
sition of good language will be, and If
the golden age of youth bc passed in
It's abuse, the unfortunate victim is
very probably doomed TO talk slang
for life.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

Money has been in good supply during the week.
the fair rates on call railway collateral having
been sal, with exceptions at D. while on Govern
ment bonds the rule has been 2Q3. The best MGR
camille paper sells freely nj 3l2 per cent and mp
ward and rates of domestic exchange are as last
quoted The United States Treasurer at Washing
ION to-day received $4,000 National bank notes
for redemptiOn The customs receipts were 500
600 and internal revenue receipts $33O,OOO. The
following rs the Clearing-llOuse statement to-day
Currency exchanges, Yj7, 1913 $50 currency bal
auces 81, ,s0G,O91 gold exchanges, $34 4,O06,400
aud gold balances, S70S,0O4.
The London market was iirst strong and higher,
and later lower consols advancing during the week
to 0s. interest on; the range given below beng eX
interest. United States securities were teyersh and
irregular. while American railway shares were
strong and advancing, with some reactions at the
close At the weekly meeting of the directors, held
Yesterday. no change was made in the minimum rate
of discount at tho Bank OF England, 1t remaining
2Io Der cent, while in the outside market three
months bills are reported at l2G19i The demand
for accommodation is 80 slight, and money Is so
abundant, that short loans are made at l24A per
cent Bar silver did not vary much from 63A pence
the ounce. English standard. The following are
the highest and lowest prices Of securities for the
week, and the closing sales to-day and week ago;
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

NryY YORK June 7-BEEVES- Arrivals 1873 cars OF 1888
since saiurdav ll7s0 against 1851 same last week.
Trade to-day was extremely quiet tor Live Caae ana
pose OF the Oernga after repeated offers and refusas,
Statesmen give way and let buyers the price 90
thar little any, stock had to pSr,s Be carried 6sf
tie and as tho msjorty OF the offerings we're re
WeSesay prices Tor such st5t but lost on
the grades. Qmte number OF Texas and Co0raao
si I 70 drss IS h aud SOC each five carloads Bulls
changed hands 3h939c Extreme range OF prices from
Dressed at &C. tosc for Common TO Prime
Toiays sales include the following 100 steers TIC %
10 a al slc 30 az sSc SO a e 90 az sc mainly %
os AZ iGSc ii al iOec part 56 70 and pert "a D. Aver
age esc against 9c Wednesday and 9sSc on last Mon
y Kahn sold at eOthst for Kahn Co, l5 Oxen l4e7 ~
AZ 9c 50 u Bus, 1885 ., az 3c 43 de- s6l h az $40
n no do i2sS 10 at loc 81 n 90 do 1856 o. at l0iac.
T. Joseph sold 80 Illinois steers l09l n, at Be- % 70
do l2S n e 9e Y DO 4s2 n e. lcie S5, o. r.
e%t eSI live %eieht Tor RANKIN Ihornpson s y cs9aoa
ii6s m at &C., Is do i4Ss ~ loci 10 dor i'SoO d.
Goldsmith sold at Jersey City Morris 10 SSo1s
doe lbs d. Sc 55 45 do lSs p az o.e;i ~ 20 i 90
Illinois steers, l,zl3 n at gcs veoes s't'' ~ - 49, -
LIZA d atSeS 6 so i;,' on 'e%omson % SO suIed Illinois
stser ls7 n at 9c So n, less oOc each' - uo --V" 10
tgse Rorepsen sold on commson Illinois stIlers
lO99 H. al 9e se 10 10 a9 2 do ias5 a. az 95se do 1905
b. a. Zoe; i2is az ~ AZ X i5as 1884 f, az sise
dc lgoO s a II 90 soa for wax Aeroa IL lrIxed
ta - az Se and 50c. each do ll3l ~ " 5Se
y q; e Culver sd for waixel Allerton 20 Texas suers'
2Ie ses ~ a. ss Sold for n Morris is Illinois steers n.
ySs,Ee % sod ioT wase Alerton % Texas snners
0is n ele, 30 90 Illinois steers Ill u ststs.
Newton Holmes sold II Missouri Steers hz~o y AZ
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

FIsH-Mackerel firm Small Shore at sl40sl6 for No. l.
~ Grand BANK 81 75as3. Box Herring quiet steady II
GSe Io AND NEALFLoU -Market shade stronger for
sbrng Wheat EIrs, with moderate demand, mainly for
mand light sales, 1890 b0ls including 2IyO DDS CITY
Mil Extras or 57 s. for he Whole range $500
bbls Winter Wheat Extras - 50GS5 90 500 eps Low Lev
@ So 77 bills 10 2 81 35as3 20 o. the sales lO400 bbs
State ana Western s. lO0s3 9o Common TO Fnr Extra
sa5 Sbots 9OS 20 fsneS ~ 50 M com@o1 g Good Vest
ern Extra. ~ 2UaS4 90 Good 10 choice "A 90 Com
M @os 20 SO95 95 Mnnesos Low Extra 81 25as4 80 RYE MIX
lure s5ds5 40 clear soGs5 50 s9gGt nds,. sSgG
higher figures; st. LOUIS Extra, Common 70 fair
% % 29SIs GSoce Famiy sSSs7 o. Sosiug quiet steady
soUTHERN FLOUR mere active sales SlSo % S9s @ Il rS9r S
ESoee e sr to 6AF Fancy Family s. 6OsS including 900 bb
IS ssS6coIN MEAL quieti sales 400 6eIs M Yellow West
sT9 g. 2oS9 30 sT ByRyTs5 %s s5c psT oo e.
FOREIGN FRUITS-PTunes dull and more or less de
70 the Increasing supply Of fresh gIs pi9es gensTay IN
ehanged HeT hasns Layer ~ 90 itTs Dgse 4SIe
ca2Snts 4adGa.c New Turkish PrHnes. gaQIc Bohemia,
fSca wi lfel sheSd soeS6c Princess ssiSc wal
@ nuts is9eiae Tor bslf boxea and for quarter
boxes lemons siqs5 90 Oranges % 50 5O per box and
sales $500 boxes Messna Oranges sasl 75 1000 DO do
5s%SSs VA saG 1eOo sSsin m lS qe'' 0OO cases H'
GRGIN-WHEkT-M Market a2e. better moderate export
trade ical miers holding on sales, 7200O bush futures
sp'a b iRSs iss p2Gd3 Ia ccaaRo
o. ~ b No Rsd AhTaskee M i'Ysg fSg No w@Sef
Red sI ibGSI n; No Toledo, 81 lI5 NO do 81 lg
M 5NVhite s l9; White, 81 "a White state, 81 20i
G8gTaGed SPRING 81 10 Red % @ = dt NS 2
last ten days June 81 II ao July q loa Sosipg g 10
hd 81 lO5i asked do August 81 % bld u 10 asSed
No 2 Northwest June, q l2s, closing 81 IN
bid q Is asksGi do =, asi m d @ ~ ~ ssKs o Augas
an o5 bid al l3 asked No Winter Red June 81 6 closing
81 6 bid IL ls asked; do July u " bid 81 ~ asked do
August III Os bid 81 y asked BYE s6d quiet hIm sales
tek western quoted 63 964e State 65 81 1c with 61c
bid fof export BARLEY and HARLEY MALT dull ana
nominal. sales 600 bush. No Barley 40 CANADA
PEAS nominal 7se, store in bond Green Peas quiet,
si O5dsI l0i Southern Black Eye Peas scarce scarce
and sssss 20 per S6use e,ro bag ,ScS; goES ~
eided change good export fair home trade demand
large speculative business sales 200 bush futures
9o 400 buah spot including Ungraded Western MxeG al
%s8c, No s. 4faa4Se.; steamer Mixed 429a4l &c; No
D AZ a8I6Lc Kansas Mixed. 46sat6 g; No. Awhile 6Se
J6o., Southern Yeoy Sci steamer iSed Juse 42isS 2c
aSRed do August 46ci closing 46e bid, a7c asked No =
LONE Asa d46c; closing 452e bid Ace asked 90, July
1Tit7Iac, closing 47lac, bid 472c. asked dos Apglst
Is sci elOaing 4sisc bid, Asc. aaked.oAls se io"ei
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Riger, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASUES-Ouet. unchanged Pots 47lo.; Pearls, - &c.
BEEsWAN-Duli, Iominaly @6La2Ic. for western and
southern Yellow.
BROOM CORN-Iu limited sale unchanged.
COAI-Anthracite steady, though quiet Btumin0na IN
demand. nrm Liverpool House Canueh Sl2a&l3i Liver
Ioo Gas DO, - so Newcastle do akne e3 1881 Poyin
s40ef 80. Curtency PENNSYLVANIA and WestnOeland
Gas JUf5 Virginia do 80 - Cumberland, Broad
sop aud Ceared S4oti 90; Anthracite, - 20Q$i TO- by
the cargo.
COTFEF-Ro. &c. lower for ai grades; csTgoes Ordinary
Prime l3aiH Glr rou Saici 500 bags Pascal" 800
SOC do, $50 ex oO oi3 eN uo LOCO do 10
private terms stock here c2l24 Oags Mia quiet
uusl % sgles.
tANbLES-JObbng dcm1nd; prices unchanged.
CGDpERAGE SIOCE-M0re active prices steady.
CONDAGE-U Unchanged, quiet
COI-TON-Srot Cotton lic higher for Ordinary. isc.
Stfc Ordinary GOon Ordinary aud strict Good Ordinary
some grades Stained higher trade quiet saies 93j
bars lUO last EVENING" including 80 export 900 spinning,
speculation; 100 bales delivered contract Receipts
Dacs AGAINST 2U6l this day last
lG.3 year for the week 2l43 bales, against 10 4l
last week 2gj week last year september l,
Daes against 3s9027I bales during the same
nod ia.ts
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

sales 1870 600 bush including 30 q 29hc; No white 81
H31 Lc; No. J. Gle: No. White, 3b2ca Mixed Western
27d31 &c; White Western. 20a633l2c Mixed stae, THO
3Oc White State, 30a35c including % O00 bush No l.
July 3lc 10000 bush do half June Tt bali July 81 d
81 ac; 10000 BUSH NO Chicago, sOss431c, manly 3lc
l5O00 bush No. Milwaukee. Sle....FEED steady
BEANS dull declining
GUNNI ES-QneT unchanged
HAY AND sTRAW-AbOut steady; moderately actvei
HEMP Etc-ouiet steady unchanged Jute Butts, 2sso
27sc.
video l9c gold months 45OO Dry salted Pelnamoueo,
private terms BueU0s Ayres l92d 2Oc Moliesideo - @
lorTentes 1SGl9c; Rio 0raade IL zalsc; Ornoeo lI20
1Sc California lSdlS2c Celtral American i60lb 2ci
Matamoras l66l7c; Vera Cruz. l5Gl52c Iampic0 1870
Is ec BOgoa, HiQdl7i2c: Maracaib0 l32dl l4ei Bahia,
I2112c Puerto Cabello and Laguayr. i32a te5 Carae
129l3c. Payta, l20l2lcc.; CamDeachy, ll2Dlxc;
Iobaseo. l5al4c god Dry sated Texas, J2a0l3c CITY
slaughter OK S2c. currency
HOPS-Air p. Wells reviews Vast week as follows: Under
the influence of less favorable from the Interior
market has somewhat mer tone The receipts show
considerable while the export trade
has materially fallen or That the growth Of the vine has
Suffered by the cold pretends c0nfr0yef
Receipts for the week. 772 bales total since September i
1877 100 33i bales total for period 1875 764a4
export for the 357 bales total
september l. 1871 76ls3 bales total for period in
1875 392lh bes. state 1877, 9GlOe Eastern, adscj
Yearing, 2d3c.; Old. la2c
LEATHER-Au kinds quiet, some weakness reported; re-
cepts past week 44,o97 Sides l52S bales exports
time l5 200 Sides s4Oo to England, $500 to the Cont
neDt
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
COAL TRADE RrTIET.
From tie Engineering and Mining Journal, June g.
ANTHRACITE.

F,o,a 46e Eaginceriag and Mining Journal, June g.
ANTHRACITE.
There is better feeling IN the coal trade,
and n liberal amount OF business has been DONE but
ouetness has again set In Just what prices are being
received II Is difficult say, but one firm, claiming 10
quote Nav circular prices, says that parties take the
auotations and 90 elsewhere to buy their coal.
The PHILADELPHIA Ledger OF June published inits inan-
cal article some remarks the coal trade which have
received considerable attention and not te criticism
A. tries 10 sustain the Anthracite Board OF Control IN
aXipg the Juue tonnage 40 1,733,O0o tons making
total tonnage for the hrst SIX months OF tn5 ye VI VI
7OOOOOO tons. In doing this IL quoles tue slpinents
Tor the month ~ aud for the first SIX months OF e
years from 1873 tO the present time III SHOWS .n nul
was more coal shipped than IL proposed 20 snip ia the
same month this year. Let consider why ths was
fe case In 1873 iron aud ali other branches OF manu-
fHcturc doing very active BUSINESS nnu ilns
sued than during auy other In tue history OF te trade
Although the financial crash TOOK place ~ the Eal OF
IsT yet IN 1874 there was general peneI tnat s III
iueee was but temporary; aud es most concerns had
cash surplus ora borrowing power thefe Was pul nlte
imnuinn IN the consumption OF coal during the early
p the year. In 1877 all knowtn result OF the large
t iuciun 20 reduce prices 70 point unneard OF
'r.ure. During the frst SIX months OF 1876 under
glaUatl0 The Ledger shows that there were 7,O2S,-
100 tons 0 coal Produced but little moro than Is pro
ud This year At the end OF May IN that year u was
esuated Iha there 600 tons OF coal In Stock
and the maIl had not been Hooded tho previous year
with eheap coal, nor had mild q Winter boen
pafsed as the We have Just gone through. Ihe
Iedge assumes that the production Tor the last ha OF
0is wear will be 900 900 TONS and even hints at l3,
100000 both Of which larger quantities than were
shipped during tho like period OF any OF II
coiparson with excepting 1879 during the trst naf Oh
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
We annex closing street quotations.

In State bonds there was q renewal Of activity i'm
District of Columbia 3-6Js. and there was heavy
trading all tbc way up from - 90 sl'i though tie
pierre settled back 80 - again. with oday's business
small at s4l4asIa6f2. Louisiana consolidated
per cents fell from 72l4 30 90 the latter being The
price to-day. There were sales Of Missouri Us OF
1856 at 1862.
CITY bank stocks were quiet; to-days sales COW
erinp. American Exchange 1OD at 1924
After an active week in railroad bonds to-days
movement was limited. Union Pacific frs,s were
strongat los land grants at 1915 Ceutras at lOslsi
Missouri Pacific seconds at 90; and South Pacihc
frsts at s5i2asG Missouri, Kansas and Texas, as
sented. advanced TO AL and Canada Southern
debenture certificates to -. Firsts Of Burlington
and Cedar Rapids fell e. COLI; II. Paul sinking fund
being steady at 1O2 gold 7sat 1862, and Northwest
gold bonds at 09ls. Jersey Central hrsts were firm
AT 113, and Michigan Central 75 at l09ai. Great
Western frsts Of 1865, ex coupon, selling at par;
Wabash frsts at 101l; Hannibal and -. Joseph
convertible Sc at 03l2a 94a4, and Delaware and
Hudson registered 1S0ls at 1929.
Gold has not been particularly active. but the
market has beens rong the price, after settling back
TO 1908, advancing to lOl. The Syndicate oper-
atons serve to influence the market by disturbing
the cash gold, and at times borrowers have paid as
much "a 1s2 for use. The borrowing rates to-day
were .. and a. The Sub-TTcasury disbursements
for the week were 81 ,OGO O00interost and S1s5700
called bonds, inclusive of @7O,OOO and SJsOOO TO-
dav. The days business Of the gold clearing de
paTtment OF the Bank of the state Of New York
covered Gold cleared, $0,O53OOO; gold balances
81, ,O33.s75; currency balances, Sl.O44,279 The
gold quotations were as fellows to day;
iO................... lOl 3................', lOl
Foreign exchange has not displayed much ac-
tvity during the week. but rates have been several
times advanced. and to-day stand at the following
quotations. the selling rates being at concessions Of
.fo
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
Total shares sold for tho week
. lOs.a seller 60 days. ts5 seller 60 days.


sIO34g seller co days. 81 seller 60 days
TEX 8 per cent half yearly dividend
The bulls" took complete possession Of the
stock market at the opening this morning, and car
ned everything before them. Rock Island was
opened at 1872, but soon yielded TO 1170s, after
which it sold at 1190117l2011s. The coal stocks
also received particular attention. and were opened
at an advance last nights prices, which con-
tlnued until Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
sold at $685. Morris and Essex at SSl2, and Della
ware and Hudson at 5Sl4. We can conceive no bet
ter reason for this movement than that the large
holders hope that they may succeed III making a
market for some Of these stocks Certainly nothing
in the coal trade, in the condition of the com
panIes warrants such prices. Toward the close there
was reaction of from q to "a percent, which might
be considered natural, if the mornings advance had
not been so purely fictitious. After while atten-
ton was directed TO Lake Shore, which had opened
az 632. but had been dull, and its price was ad-
vanced to 64sf. Here again the "shorts +"
took fright and aided the rise by liberal
purchases. The stock closed at 6ll2 Miehi-
Gan Central rose to 697s and closed at 600s.
Erie was active with large transactions, selling
from 1923 to 17l201Gal, and New-York Central rose
10 1l1ss0111 Even Wabash sympathized with the
general movement selling at 16as916ls.
Below we print the official report of this company
for tne first four months Of the year, showing the
netearnings TO have been $4l3,0s1, or at the rate
Of 81 .241, ,O43 per annum, toward the payment tor
1875 of over $1,SO0,000, exclusive Of con-
tingencies that may arise from the demands
Of holders Of unfunded bonds. noteworthy
feature of the statement and one which
fully confirms what we before have sad, is the fact
that the operating expenses for April. 1878. in
creased over those for April 1877, triie more than
the gross receipts increased. RaiTOadmen are OF the
opnion that il will be so for the remainder Of the
year.
The ST. Paul aud Northwest stocks to-day were
feyerish but in sympathy with the general market,
made fractional recovery after opening strong and
declining. Western Union was dull and steady at
s4l20 0848i084Ss, and Pacific Mail dull, but higher
at lOl2 The market closed unsettled.
RAsGE or THE STOCK MARKET
uta. Che
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

T0ta...s3l, bs,joO $2e I3I,Il3 S33zi5.o szVo'I8I
Net increase ..--.-..-...... ..-...-.-.. 3O@o,e40
Three weeks only OF Nav IN each year,
fFrum January 10 Nav -.
tirom Januafy 10 May "a
TIE earnings OF the Springfield Division OF the Illinois
Central Elruad not included 10 the hgufes ElFeh I
thr tables above They wire sl16i6 n May lsfs ana
s7f 20 from January ! 90 day 81, ISIS.
Earnings of thc Dubuque and SIOUX CRY Railroad dur
ing Nav. and Tor tlc i've months cudns May 81, We're
r.. fo.iofs Onc figures are included in those of the
Iowa leased lines given abuyCl: day. 80 in l-fS
a. eJ7.54j lu 1877; January 10 Mas -, e4losT Ia
l-7S. aud s3OG. 900 "a 1877.
The following companies nave but recently ftloFith
flnLr nnrnIuls Tor AuLll.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

Futures fairly active and after lregulaty closed
Ia pouts HIGHER sales evening $500 bales TODAY
Firs Cal-June ll4s; August, ll56 september It's
April ll.28 total. LOO bales Second
Call-June, 400 lOth ll50 August ll5s septem
Der l3I, 1872 october I'LL lll2 november lOes
iI33 October lll7i December, ll0S April llS1 total
$40 baIes Also to-day, June ll46Q l63; dO n, 1Ot
Ii.l5; dOy ~. sth, LAG July, ~ d4sSu;6Ii August
ii'i5t December lO.9id1l.OO; January 1906 March.
ii25 tOIa 4O,5O0 bales grand total 0O,oOO bales. Flu
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
WOOL MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

PHnADElPmA June 7woO Is in improyed demend ior an
grades change I'm prices Old Wool ID IN light
supply. ohlo, Pennsylyans and West Virginia Xxx and
S9c New-York Michigan, Indiana ana western Fine $50
34c Medium, 37d3sc: Coarse, 32a33c. COmbng washed,
IA d4Oc do Unwashed 29d3Oc Cansda Combing, 3S0toc
Fine Unwashed 22925c: Coarse and Medium unwashed.
~ 03Oc Tub Washed 80 d4Oc Colorado Fine and Medium.
lS922c; do Coarse tor carpets l50l7e Extra and Merno
pulled 5Sc36c.; No and super Pulled, 30453c Texas
Fine aud Medium lS025c: do Coarse. l4d7c. California
Fine and Medium, 22925o,i do. Coarse, lSd25c
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

The market to-day was only steady for consol5 and
United states bonds, and generally hrm for America
stocks In Paris the o per cent French rem o.
ranged between 11O.05 and 11.57l2, closing to-''ay
az fl157l2, against l11.32l2 the closing price !.
week ago. We quote stElt exchange on London at
"a 13io as against 25.19 last Friday.
Jobn J. Cisco q Son, No 80 Wall-st, Will pay on
uresentatiOn, less rebate of per cent per ennun,
The coupons of the first mortgage bonds OK TIC
Houston and Texas Central Railway Company.
Ihe following are the comparative official hgares
Of the gross earnings operating expenses, ana net
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

The market for Government bonds was duh and
dragged during the early part of the week, but in
subsequent dealings transactions were on a more
extended scale aud prices advanced. The popular
subscriptions TO the new per cent bonds in
creased as the week on those OF yesterday ex-
ceeding a million. The annexed table shows the
New-York tribune., 1878-06-08

LoNDoS June 7MOney s abundant and the demand 50
gh that short loans stocks command only la cent
LONDON June 1920 955ie money, 96lle
fOr the account T. = bonds 1868 lO9; Tenorhes COZ
1891 pennsylvania central, 81 NeWJersey Central
81 Reading Railroad, 1874
LONDON. June IL D. m.-NewJ ersey Central consol So
LONDON. June 7-i30 m--U. s. bonds. 1868, lO9i ;
Eue Railway shares IL "a DO preferred 329i NewJersey
Central 3O Paris advices nve cen renes az III
francs 81 = ccntimes Tor the account
LONDON. June 7-5:I5 m.-ETle Railway shares l7Ss