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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Market less active and
scarcely firm prices however without d. cided change
advance In freghts checks export demand Obbng inquiry
mainly for pressing wants. sales 1900 bble, intending
1900 bbs Minnesota Extra, - 25GS1 IS for the whole
range 500 bbs Low Extra 81 l0d "a 30 1000 bb CITY
Mil Extra 40 4j0s5 90 English quoted 81 quasi % 900
saperhne 50 5Oas5 80 200 bbs No. 2, 81 25e
a. OF tho sacs 1900 bbls. for export
Western. IS 30as3 80 Common 10 FAIR Extra
ssi 85 Choice 70 Fancy s5asG 25 Common to Good
ern Extra 81 iOaSi 80 Good Choice. G5aE7 Com.
mon 10 Good Oh0 "a roast 10 GO0G CnOce
81 gOds5 IS; Minnesota Low Extra 81 25Gfi 20 I've MIX
Al 3D. Patent s6aS7 49, with holders asking higher hg
mes, ST. LOUIS Extra Common To Fairs ~ Z5GFi 9U Ear
10 Good do 81 ass TO- Good 10 Choice Family S6dS7 20,
closing duh dechnlng OUTlIElN FLOU unchanged
sales 400 bids RYE FLOUR steady sales 400 bills
superhne lOd SO 80 CORN MEAL quet steady with
sales 400 bbs 900 sacks Coarse City Meal $50 per
100 n.
FOREIGN FRUITs-By auction, sales $500 boxes
Messina Oranges s40S5 llOO DO. do Lemons 81 Dy sail
dIreeL
GRAIN WIIRAT-Market opened steady and closed a
shade easier export demand lights ali business IN 0Yl9ns
ana for fng contracts sales $4,000 bush futures 900
bush spot including ks. Spring 81 OBGSl 10 NO NH
waukee, 81 ID No 3 Winter Red, 81 % No. 90,
81 i3%dsl M No do, 81 l049fl l7 hIa White toarrye
81 "a No White ~ ~ a White stale, ~ %; No
Minnesota ~ IA No2 Spring June " % lafl TO- closing
81 90 bid 81 10 asked do, July, 81 " 2dt yo2 eOsluB
81 or bid, 81 Oss asked do August - % hdi 81 V52
Gsked No 2N0rthwest une, 81 % sllgt closing 81 W
bid 81 l0ia asked DO July u % = bid 81 10 asked ao
AuRusisl O3 bid. 81 10 asked No Winter Red, June,
al In; closing al II bid ~ l69 asked DO July 81 ia
ciosng IN ~ bid 81 10 asked RYE dul SGg9e WeaS
bush do 20 BY 18th June, 64o, BARLEY, BAR.
LEY MALT and PEAS nominaly hneha6ged Cots
IA lower moderate export and home trade demand good
buSiness options sales Si2OOo bush future 100000 bush
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. b.POrk-EaseFn steady AZ 53 Western
49, BaeyGCumberland Cut STEADY al 20 Cd short
steady Long Clear steady nc 25 short Clear
Cd HamsLOng Cut rer at35 Shoulders steady
AT 90. Bcef-lnd Mess duh st S6s Extra Mess dun
az 100; Prime Mess dull at III. Lard-Prme western
- 0d TaOwPme city dul az 81 Cd Turpentfne
Spirits dull 23Ga 0siDCOumon dull att 3D. Fine dull
10. Chsese-Amencan Choice dul at AZ. Lara Oh
dull FOur-Fxtra state steady AT 26 Wheat-N o.
1 spring steady 8 sd; No. spl1Eg steady at 92f
Winter steady alto ID Corn Old Mixed soft steady at 20 3D.
New. dun % Sd. Cotton seed On-IelOw American,
in the market.
LIyEEPO0J, June 5-12:3o .. Cotton active and rmer
MiddinE Upa Gid; MiddHng orleans, 6'ist; Low Mid
ding Uplands 6d.i GoOd Ordinary Upands 5hIed Ordn'
Upands, 6ild; sales Of the day 10000 be- en- ing
5000 bales speculation and Receipts 5000 bales
Including 1850 bales American Futures lasd sd better
Upands, Low Mlddng clause June and July delivery, 6
also CSd also, 6l4d UpandA Low Middling clause, July
August delivery, 6stsd also. 6ll3gd; also, 6Stsd Up
laud Mldng clause August and September delivery
6asi; also 6i3 plands Low Mddng clause. September
october delivery 6'isd Upands Low Mddug clause,
New Crop shipped October and November sail. Sired; Up
Low Midilng clause New CROP shipped November
LIVERPOOL June 5-l:30 p. m.-Lard. 3ji per cwt. for
American. Bacon 20 3D. cwtfor Long Clear MiGdles.
LlyEsrOOi- juno 81 p. m.The sales OF Cotton to-day
included 700 bales American. FutureSU pland Low MAJ
ding canse September and october denyery Bbs2d also
Gsd; Upands low Madug clause october and November
delivery dl9g2d Uplands Low Mddling clause, New Crop
shipped November aud December. SAIL 6ssaG
LIYERPOOI, June 30 m.-COttoD, INJURIES steady Up
lands Mding cause June delivery 6'a2d; Uplands
clause. June aud July delivery 6ss2; Uplands
Mddng clause November and December delivery, 50 sd
LONDON. June 4-6 p. m.-TaloW 80 per cVt
ANTWERP, June 5-PetrOeum. 26la francs for hne pale
American. lard closed at II forms per 81 kiiOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtre-. Vessels ana Raiiro1ds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


WEDNESDAY. June 3, 1873.

AsHFs-Quet, steady Pots. 4a.c Pearls sac.
COFFEE-RiO easier fairly active Ordinary, 14c.;
Fair lOc; Good Gi2c Prime. l7c sales, Ll62 bags ex
Harold; bags do; 1925 GlenloRan l.4OO bags
OK do $50 bags private Mild grades quiet,
about steady sales past 1896 MHacaibo, 26G
baRs aayra AL Costa Rca. 457 Savana, aud $40
bags ST. within the O. lG5 bags 81 Domingo
are In transit Europe stock Of Mild stated 2S49l bags
IN udng l7s bags Mlracabo 1888 bags Laguayra 36O6
bags jamaica 800 bagh Costa hca zoos bags Mexican 4i
bags AugOsrn and 5,2O0 bags SaYaula also 6677 mats
Singapore lava 2Od2z MHracabO l32al7c.; jamaica,
l3L,dIOgc.; ST. Domingo l32C
COTTON-SpOt Cotton In better demand and hrm without
quOabe change Ees 1897 bales (Ol last EVENING" nclnd
ing 100 export 1929 spinning 2G8 speculation 800 bales de
hvered contract Receipts al the poris l2i3 Dales,
against this week lglS this DAY last
Good Ordinary, 10 sci Low Mddng. lei Kidding Up,
lands asc Futures moderately active only but closed
points lower Sales last evening G500 bales. To-day
First Cal-Juy 1166; August Il.70 September IL LAOS
October 1l19, Ills; December ilO3 total. $500 bales
Ca-June 1853 July 1895 August, 1859 Sep
TENDER ll4O total. 400 bales. Third Cal-September,
1l42; April, 1888 total 200 bales. Also to-day June at
IlJGGl lG2; July August iiBlGl LIZ Sep
tember D.3SDll.f3; October, lLl00 it2O; November,
ll03; December l.02GllOG; total 2SO 900 grand TOTAL
"a COO bales. Futures closed easy.
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THIRD BoARD-2:sO P. NJ.
WEpNEspAY. June 5-p. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, June O--P NJ.
1t would be difficult to conceive more irregular
and confused stock market than that of to-day.
The operations strongly resembled the motions Of
see-saw. t'' play among children, in which
they sit on each end of boards move alternately
up and down a board adjust u this purpose."-
Webster) And there were several boards at play at
the same time and they did not always act in per
foot unison. Therew an Erie board which vibrated
between I'LL and 176s and 1864; a Jersey Central
board, which rose and fell between 31ls and 3114
and 30l4; and q Wabash see-saw, which
started with both ends elevated to 1873, but
afterwaTd huctuated between 1873 and 15l2. These
three newly reconstructed boards finally ended
the game for the day with all the children on the
lower ends. The Lake Shore speculation throye to
the extent of accomplishing transactions in 23,OOO
shares, with an appearance of real business which
suggested that one operator had sold TO another
some 10000 shares at G37s. After this the stock
sold at 63li G33s. The spasm noticed IN Michigan
Central yesterday seems to have ended with no
particular damage to anyone, and the price To-Day
dropped from GsalG687s to 6Sb. Central and Hud-
son, with sales of only 500 shares at 11O120110ls
presented 10 features.
OF the granger stocks Rock Island, after
opening at 49, fell to 114ls, but later
rallied to 115l2. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
rose from 1913 to 1868, and Chicago and Alton
from so to sos. These later movements may have
been due 20 the necessity Of doing something as an
offset to the decline in the receipts Of corn reported
from Chicago. The receipts of wheat at Chicago
and Milwaukee have been steadily declining for
several days, until to-day they amounted only to
81 600 bushels at each port 1t IS quite evident that
some Of the managers of the ST. Paul Railroad have
anticipated this. and in consequence, lately have
been large sellers of the common stock OF the com
pany, but whether the same is true of Northwest
stocks seems to be in doubt. The contest over the
election of the latter company has added an element
to the speculation which makes it less easy to fore
cast. To-day St. Paul common declined from $3.50
to 50, the preferred being steady at SOls0S03G
BOIL. Northwest common rose from 53's to - a.
and closed at 53sl the preferred selling at 1850
770sa77li.
The coal stocks were dull. but upon the whole
firm. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western sold Of
56l2a570565s Morris and Essex at 8GSsGo6l and
Delaware and Hudson at $3.50 1G1sa56Ss. West
ern Union first rose from 81 to Sl7S, and then de-
cned to S43s and Pacific Mail was stronger at 1o's
Q10l2G191l. The market generally closed weak.
RANCE or THE STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

market manufacturers purchasing cautiously and
only desirable lots OF Choice Ohio
and Pennsylvania Feeces offering arc ~ a but with.
out buyers Wool al pOa1s continue 70
meet with slow sale Both deal and manufacturers
anOusly looking for the opening prices IN e Interior and
IL about fixed Michi-
gan Wisconsin Ohio and Pennsylvania and these pnces
little margin ut tnie The sales here IN
cude Ohio Pennsylvania In small lots at 3103 2c for
X and Xxx Michigan az 35e aud Combing and Deaine
Pieces az 81 California Wool moderate demand az
2OD3Oc for Spring sales Spring mostly az 2z9
super Pulled Woods IN TAR demand, at 23DA11cs
mostly al S39lOc
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. T. June 5.-Prnt Cloths quiet holders I'M
willing prices than previously quoted demand
limited; transactions small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
COTTON MARKETS.

AUaUsTA Juno 6-Cotton firm: Mddlng lO9.ca Low
MddnR, l0c.; Good Ordinary 0'c. receipts, 81 bales;
sales l46 bales.
81 bales exports Great Britain go bales; eOastwse 70
bales; sales. 2Si bales; stock, 1902 bales.
BOSTON June b.-CQtOn hrmi Middiing II 2cs Low Md
ding IL sc Good Ordinary, l0c net receipts l73 bales
exports Great Britain 377 bales stock, $50 bales
6-COttOn strong MiddhnR, 107sc; Low
Mddlng. lO9salOalc. Good Ordinary, lOGl0Ac net re-
cepts "a bales exports % Great Britain 04 baes coast
WISE 1888 bales Sales 100 bales stock, l9il bales
CINCINNATI Jnne 5.-COttOn lrm Middnng, llc; Low
Mdding l0'ac; Good Ordinary, 9'c receipts 30 bales
shipments GS7 bales: sales l6l bales; STOCK ASST bales
GALVESTON, June 5.-COtt0n firm; Mddliug, 107sc Low
Mddibg i0I,c Good Ordinary geo. net receipts 40 bales;
exports Great Britain, 2A5l bales eOastwi0e 10 bales
sales, go bales; stock 900 bales
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-COttOn firm Middline. lie
June b.-COtton steady; Mdding, llc receipts,
bales shipments, GA bales sales 800 Daes stock
MOBILE June 5--Cotton firm: middfng 1Osic; Low
Mtdding &c: Good Ordinary, 8ac; net irceipts %
exports coastwise 81 bales sales 200 bales Stock
'SEw.OHEANs June 5.--Cotton quiet and nominal Mid
ding &c; Tow Middlmg. Lube. Good Ordinary. 97se
NET receipts es; gross 1915 balesi exports
a30s bales; sales LOCO baes stock OSs5 bales
NORFOLK, June b.-CottOn nrmi Mtd1hng lie; net re
cepts 2Bi bales exports eoastW1se 400 baes sales, Is
iGDRIFIiiA June 5-Coton quiet; Mddng IL lac Low
bales gross bales sales lsS bales; sinners 105 bales
SAVANNAH June 5.-cottOn quiet ard steady; MiddhnR
IOaci Low htddlng lOltc, Good Ordinary, O3te, re
ceIpt tO9 baes sales 1000 baies stock. Al f0S bales
WOOL MARKET BY TELEGRAPH
BOSTON, June 6WoOl-Thers Is No material change In th
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miscellaneous.
Park Avenue Hotel
ith-aYe,, 32d and SSG-SlS., Ny.
ON SATURDAY. JUNE 8,


To the General PabHc a Pirst-Class Hotel
IT HAS upwards Of 500 SLEEPING ROOMS. many with
CONNECTING PARLORs, and there are also EIGHT
LARGE RECEPTION ROOMS. with LIBRARY. PAR
LORs, READING, DINING, BILLIARD, WAITING and
SMOKING ROOMS, for the GENERAL USE OF GUESTS
SURROUNDING an EXTENSIVE COURT. EVERY
CHAMBER HAS the ADVANTAGE OF LIGHT and VEN
TILATION, so DESIRABLE DURING the SUMNER
WEATHER.
The BUILDING also IL INDESTRUCTIBLE by PRE-.
being FIRE.P ROOF THROUGHOUT and the ONLY Ho.
TEL of that CLASS in the CITY OF NEW YORK
The LIBRARY contains 900 VOLUMES of SELECTED
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
ELEVATORS CONNECT with EVERY FLOOR Of the
HOTEL.
The TABLE will be at ALL TINES ABUNDASTLY
SUPPLIED, and the KITCHEN and CULINARY DEPART
MENT will be controlled by COOKS Of the HIGHEST
GRADE.
An EXTENSIVE LAUNDRY Is ATTACHED 10 tho
HOTEL, where WASHING viii be DONE EXPEDI
TIoU=,IY and at VERY7MODERATE PRICES.
PECULIAR FEATURE OF the BUILDING is It's ELE'
CANT and SPACIOUS INTERIOR COURTYARD, with
FOUNTAIN. SUMMER GARDEN, BALCONIES aud
PROMENADE.
SITUATED on the LINE of the NETWORK CENTRAL
AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. IT Is believed that
the LOCATION is PARTICULARLY CoNyENIENT for
the TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
Board with Single R6Om, So per dry. ParlOrs ut
Equally Low Prices,
FAMILIES will be ACCOMMODATED at SPECIALLY
ATTRACTIVE RATES. and ROOMS MAY BIZ NOW
SELECTED.
HENRY CLAIR, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

In State bonds District Of Columbia 3-65s were
weak, and fell from 81 to So but later rallied to
s3l4. The Louisiana consolidated rs were steady
at TIA.
In city bank stocks, American Exchange (105)
sold at 1921 Metropolitan (23) at 1872
In railroad bonds the Pacifcs were most active
91l2; Westerns 104; Union frsts 10S; land
grants, 107; sinking funds, 1918; Missouri
Pacific seconds, SO, and South Pacific
firsts So. Rock Island new 4O-years Gs were
strong at 1924, and consolidated bonds of New
York Central and Hudson at 121l2 Jersey Cen
assented, at 710s; Lehigh consols 4S0473li North
Missouri irsts at 1862; Burlington and Cedar
Rapids frsts at 70l4 st. Paul sinking fund at
IO25e; c., c., G. and |. tirsts at 1882; Delaware
and Hudson reg. 1S91s at 102l2; lS94s at par;
Long Dock at 10Sl2 Hannibal aud St. Joseph con-
dated s. +. at 1909; Lake Shore divi-
dend bonds at 1922: Detroit, M and Ioi., hrsts OF
1906 at 100; Canada Southern debcnture certiti-
Gates at 1894; and Missouri, Kansas and Texas con-
sols assented at ash; Michigan Central rs adj
yanced to 1924.
at IO07s On gold loans the lending rates were
fat" and 1 and y per cent borrowing. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $1S0,O00 in coin
interest on the public debt, and $4,000 in redemp
tiOn of called bonds. The days business of the
cold clearing department of the Bank of the State
Of New York covered: Gold cleared. $7,946, 900 /;
gold balances. 81, 3S2,4l2; currency balances, 81,
800 62S. The gOldquOtations were as follows:
IO............ 1909 l3.............-....... 1909
Foreign exchange was quiet and firm. The selling
rates were on the basis OF 81 S4HB4 S4l4 for 60
davs, bills. and 81 SO Tor sight drafts to the &.
The frmness was due TO the easier charges for the
cash gold. We subjOin latest Official quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO, June 5.-CATTLR- Receipts to-day 1,I3l head
week thus 7735 head, against 1225 head
for time last increase OF 30 cars; con:
aligned through 4O3 market lOdl0c hgher sales OF
Medium 81 50; Light Butchers 81 6f 30 stoekers'
Ball. - 25dS2 80, for stock to Butchers ~.
Receipts today L. 700 head tota iOf tue
week thus far 9500 against $500 for the same me last
week; consigned through 10 cars market dul ana owei
saes Good Choice Western "A 0ja$4 40 one load Extra
averaging 15 d. at 81 So Common SO 7odS3 9O 10 cars In
the yards unsod offerings generally good
uOOsRecepts to-day AIS total for the week tnus Iar
1900, against 1860 last week. consigned through Isl
few sales OF Light Weights at 50 i0GS3 30 heavy,
only owing 10 light supply all offerings disposed Of
CHICAGO. .Tts DrODcTs' Journal reports; HOGS
Receips 1900 head shipments 42UO head market closed
all sold Heavy So 25aS3 80; Lgat SO 204SS 80 :
Mixed 80 10 So 40.
CArrLR-Reoepts 1890 head: shipments, l.40O head
Fancy shipping, "a 500 - IS Medium, 80 SU9$i 80
SHBz2 Receipts 40 head shipments 400 head market
easy at SO 300Si 80.
East Liberty Penn, June 5-CATILE-Beceints today,
56l head through and PIP head OF local scck making the
total for the 799 head OF through and ass head OF
local. Good Cattle selling at last weeks prices ana
Common about l4c lower per D.. -
today 1000 head making the total for tho
two 1880 head; Workers, So 3Od3 30 Phnadephia
SO 4O0f3 %. .
sHEEP-ecelpts today 800 head, making the total for the
Last week sales at SO 500s4 10.
ST. LOUIS, Administering grades steady. IN
50 J0asI % Hefers. ~ G50S3 75 Feelers'
50 5O4 StOckers ~ 20 3j Grass Texas steers - %
asa l5 do Cows ~ GS2 TO- receipts 5000 head shipments
LIVE HoGs-Light shipping 80 $685. 10; Packing $50
s. Butchers TO Fancy, SO l0d&3 80 Receipts 4,OOO
head: shipmeu Is reported.
SEEP-hrneg Good bfuttOns S3dt3 %; Choice 10 Fancy
SO 81 2aS3 o. =. receipts. $50 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

Money was in fair request at 403 per cent on
railway collateral, and 2a3 on United States bonds
We quote prime commercial paper at 3i2 and up
ward there beng no change In rates of do
nestle exchange. The United States Treasurer at
washington to-day received $4,000 National
were S24OO 600. and internal revenue receipts
$500. 600 The following is the Clearinghouse
statement to-day Currency exchanges, poo 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

LONDON Juno 5-l23O pm-Cousois 9Gii for money eG5
L. 1cE-iOrucs COuTDn, lO5is Lne
Railway shares II Pcly yania Central, 81 - NcwJeIsey
Central cUnsois ~
IoNDOS June $3.50 Consols oslo for money $3.50
for the account. Erie RAILWAY shares, L. A.
LONDON June 5-4.3O pmCOnsOis gj@ia for money 9Bi
the account. NewIelsey Central cnusols 5Jh New
Jersey Central 81 heading Railroad. lb'4
LONDON June % M Paris adVices state that I'VE
Der cent rente II tho acct
PAHl, June 6-EXcnanRe London, % fruncs - cen.
times for short sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
BRAZIL CoFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANEIRo. June l-COfee market quiet downward
tendency Rio Good Fsts, 62OUa6,8jO Fes per 10 Rlos
Exchange London. 23isd
Santos June lCOnee market quicti prices maintained
change superior santos, 6bOOG5oOO refs per lO hos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA juno 5.-sDanish gold. 216d2l7L Exchange
FIRM The United states 90 days, currency 3d3a pre-
mum short sight DO, 4d5 premium; 60 days, gold,
40fi9 premium short sight do 5d6 premium; On Lon
don. l6Ol6i4 pTemlumj on Paris, 3Q39 premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

Yesterday. To -da

Government bonds were dull again to-day, though
there were free transactions in the currency Gs at
an advance to 1893. In tone the other issues
steady. but III no great demand. We annex latest
street quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
PROPOSALS for COMPLETING and
LEASING THE
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD o. TEEsIEEs OF |
q FISHER JOHNSON.

e FISHER JOHNSON,
Cs BANKER, No . NASSAU-ST,
Buys and sells for cash, margin, al securities dealt In
Exchange careful attention 10 Investment
orders allows interest on deposits.
RoNDoUT, n. y, May % 1878
YNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
Il HOLDERS Of the ULSTER and DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY viii be held at the Office OK the company
In ROndOut on WEDN ESDAY June II at o'clock D. m.
A. BENSON, Secretary.
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WARSAW RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.-The Purchasing Committee VIII pay
bonds Of said road az the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company city, and after the sixth 9th day
OF June equal the quarterly interest due April L.
1873 provided reorganization agreement dated June
Is. 1877. NORRIS X. JESUP, Chairman.
NEW-YoRK. June 8, 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

lucky do IS To- at 5sc 1871 d. CO ~ at 6c 40 d. G5 D. at
ec l04 Jersey do 81 d, at7c sc do so b. at 72ci Do
do, "a n, at &c. -
Newton Holmes sold 10 Ohio Sheep, 80 ~ at 43c 220
do 105 n at c $50 do 97 h. az 81 70 per cwt 20 do 20
at Che
G. Collins sold at Washington Markets II Jersey LANDS az
712e.
W. HAYNES & Co. sold 90 Jersey Lambs, az 7a7isc
1hurstOn 4 Moore sold 81 Jersey Lambs at TIC.
r. b. Poucher sold 70 Jersey Lambs 55 to SO D. at ia
&c.
HoGSReceips including to-day arvalA AZ cars at 10th
It, "a cars Jersey City making 1889 head Total
since Saturday Gal head against 244ll head same tne
Dressed Hogs have advanced 70 4l4d4c, but
the market to-day weak at those ngures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

oyFrrJAE EFFORT ~ y. s7DcK EXCHANGE SALES
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5. 1873
CONVENIENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
fosi an0 founo.

MRS. TIGHE LOST account of her will
N1 be gladly received by her husDandpOHN TIGHE. No.
3OJ East 55thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06


Chic a Alton
2O...bo. 81
No Kan and Tex
1000. be. 3
l00..-b3 %
Motto a Essex
200. be. SO
Ohio a. Miss
lO...bc. 8 y
Co.,. 9A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

FIRST GALLON O'CLOCK A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

All New-YOrk Brooklyn Stocks and also all kinds
OF Brooklyn investment securities dealt IN by
GEO. II. PlENTTSS
80 Broad ST., N. Y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

ALFRED ETHELRIpGE MAKES A Call Mr..
Alfred Etheridge is bashful he does not
deny IT. lie wishes he wasn't. sometimes,
but wishing doesn't seem to help his case
much. Everybody III Burlington likes him,
except the father of II young lady out on
Pond street. With an instructive knowledge
of this old gentleman's feelings. Alfred had
forborne TO aggrayate them and kept out Of
the fathers way us much as possible. atonIng
for this apparent neglect by seeing the daush-
ter twice ns often. Tho other afternoon,
Alfred went up the steps and rang tho bell.
The door opened and
Papa stood glaring at him looking n thou
sand things and saying nothing.
Alfred Ethelbrldge had never felt quite So
lost for language IN his life. Presently he
stood on one foot and remarked
Good afternoon y
"Gooitnoon," granted papa, which il. by
Interpretation, also good afternoon.
is ah is cr-er Miss Lollipop il
your daughter at home?" asked Alfred,
standing on the other foot
Yes, sir. said papa, rather more shortly
than Alfred thought wus absolutely necessary.
Then nobody said anything for long time.
Presently Alfred Ethelbridge stood on both
feet, and asked
"Is she in
Yes, sir. said papa, not Ludging a step
from his position in tho door. and looking
as though ho was dealing witha book agent
instead of one Of the incest young men in
Burlington. Then Alfred Ethelbrdge stood
on his right foot and said
"Does she can she receive company z"
"fes, sir. papa said, snyneely. not at all
melted 10y the pleading intona;ipn of Alireds
voice, which everybody else thought was so
irresistibly sweet. Then Alfred Ethclbridgo
stood on his left foot and said
"ls she at home
Yes, sir, papa said. kind Of coldy.
Alfred Ethelbridge looked down the street
and sighed then he looked up at apg and
shivered Then be stood on the night foot
again and said
''Is she inf'
Yes, sir, papa said, elimly, and never