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THE COURTS.
Jack Sturges' Case Finally De
cided in His Favor.
Reversal Of the Judgment in 70 The
South Park Us. Dunlevy.
Decision Of Several Important Tax Cases
BY the Supreme Court


.,.. JAth ;" stohG Es, CASE
In 1874 the Board OF Trade attempted to e1-
pell Mr.. Sturges, one Of its members, for
transactions growing ont Of the celebrated Allen
oo-n corror ~ 1r1y .na an9n.r 1874 Tho
eotu coinet " oo'' anu ouo''' 4o
feeling upon the Board was then Intense ano
was increased by the persistent refusal Of Mr..
Stnrpes II, assipn any reason for his action in
@..cs .-.:x~.... z,,4 -, =, .ac,r.
.sss.s ~ - sn.;.,- ~ - as.na- Tho .ction ~
Mr.. Sturgcs 10 that regard is now commended
penera,1v. even bv his enemies, Mr. .sturges
toot the ground hat the ortennted e1nu1stou
W. 1ee. Me and % annea1ed I to the courts for
Injunction. The Injunction was served just as
tie vote of e1nulsion WAS about to be declared.
~. ;,;nnot;o,, 70. .ft.ruord. f7;sso]ved. Mr..
t-.s l41-n-A t!n,N "a. .sa &c.. ro,-t
o'usseo .ooA an appeal ~ .ne oop w "
and applied to and obtained from the hon. W.
r. lcAllister, Que Of it's Justices. super-
xode,a Tb- c.xe vaa heard in the supreme
Cor-t and d,.m;cced for The r.ason that court
~ eanttv I hsa M iurts5ict;on ID. of the case Mr
stnrqes nsd then for lew daSs excluded from
+h, ,,r;1;1.g.. NJ tha Bo,rd
tne ot1V1leReS ol tae oo.'u.
once applied for writ of mandamus to restore
49,. .1 49,. ,,-;,+,1aras - +ha Ro,rd Th;a rare
dill TO .ne pf,snegeS u .ue D10'n. 80 Ae ~
S,Irrax and writ of uanGamus was awarded.
1.nse, .S,a T ~ Rnar ar,r ~ ~ rae annr,ied tn the
From tnls the ooatT ~, ~ !iaas ranea,sd 80
supreme CouIt. AAts appe" pae 4In ~ w..
restoration OF Mr. oturges, ana -1ae ooaso
thought his victory unayaliinS:
The counsel for Sturgcs IN this dilemma re-
sorted 10 proceeding new to the law, or. ut
least, before untried. They fled 4 bill asking
feres L1e Of he Bonrd pending the apneal. Judge
,GEes y. .ne ted DoI fh ,r,er r1e Roard toot1
McAlstef sIau.eu ~ 5s E.-,-aii 49, sf,or
change OF veuue 20 ouoes ral"eH, I wuo1 I1sIi
argument, set aside the ofoet OF Juone hcAi-
lister. Mr. sturges took an appeal: me conn- IN
sci for Sturges then applied to the
Hon, r. Lyle Dickey, ono Of the
Jnstices OF the Supreme Court, for a re-
.aa.ni - tho order This was after fu|l
nsmu ant Granted Two cases were then in The
alsuheut1 - It.a ~ ,1.-< a., ho-ot | ar,,ar
supreme Court; tnese m51G e.aeuns st.a ei.% ~
ana yesterday tne COUNSEL Ael o't .he ca .eu -
the Circuit Court an order from the supreme
Court dismisstng the appeal of the Board of
Trade and obtafning I writ which was last even
ing served upon the President. It is in the fol-
inF,;,,- vo,da.
loving ~otos:
STATE or !!LtNo1s, COUNTY or Cooh- f.: 3ne
People cI hs staZe 9, Illinois TO ne 6odro o.
1Tddt 81 the C1ty N CN'cdoo, oTee@Mo:
, 1879-06-22

George y. Higgins Co.--J 1o4'5oo ,oo aN 1
Nelson Motris....- :. >. III 3o' Io0 6So
fucker !S Shermsn, taxed al
- Union StockYards a
r5S;sE s.; National ~, oao .s ~
n. y. Fertliii.;-: -. -. .:..: 4oo ocor % %SscS
| S. A. Kicker. ..sGo........ 90 EGe 3iaJ .4t,O
! Davis & Atkinson 362r r820Jkn 1850.
/ Joseph SherWin.... ..~. 231, sap ,.,R, &N
Libby, McNeaI & Libby. 5s, 100 .o..
As ta all these partIes ~ 6oo ss.'115o'
Muirhead knowingly neglected. sfs' 'cn1lgeR' ~ nat
property at its cash value, but. hs7sss s1er
1t q small percentage Of the trua ~ ass4sdA u
omitted it altogether. b. this me9n. of te!s1
to the gross amount Of sec, ,oD, ,0u 1saa'p9pest{ al
taxation, and SIS, 600 Of taxes davs Gaffa3pea Gssf3p
amount OF the tar lost br bis HiA4alts ~ taes
and Lord, therefore, asks for 1udcmeSect,
$50,000 against Muirhead for his aboys', Tor
toned failures to perform his duty 1ea-
MUDDLED PARTNERSHIP.
The Shaw Carriage Manufacturing Comn..-
filed bill Saturday against Leroy and Mar ~
Pennoyer, Henry 6. Shaw, and David y. H.ra ,1
iltoo, asking for q settlement Of the aFata,
OF Pennoyer, Shaw & Co. IL ia rh.rra5
Tton went into partnership together here for ~
purpose Of manufacturing and selling carriaos. ~
Each partner was to contribute $4,000 ~
profits and losses were to be shared eon,i1S ~
Hamilton put IN bis 56,DoI Shaw H,0o
put in some material md .toet9 oS!9
but no money. In August follo.ins,
q complicated arrangement Was entered fn.s
for the settlement Of an old partnership nv hs
tween Pennoyer and Shaw, and the assgnment vT
OF the assets to the new firm, but the letsf1:
as ag1eed on we're SO involved, and the cona;ct'
ing interests SO frreconcilab!e, that any settis.
ment has been hopeless. Shaw and HamiItn,
aftcrward assigned their interests to comnlatnA
ant, and the latter now asks court to sten n
and settle matters equitably between il lsnd n
the Defendants -
DIVORCES.
In the divorce case OF Ida May Austin Yk. WIN.
lam r Austin, a motion was made SATURDAY. h..
fore Judge Moore BY the defendant for cbano.
Of venue. The usual ground Was assigned. tbst
the Judge who was to try the case was nreirs
diced, but the defendant failed to show tbst /.
had used due diligence, or to tell the tine h.
first learned ot such prejudice. The petition
was therefore refused and leave to amend de.
MED.
Annie Matthew fled bill Saturday apatnst
her husband, Joseph Matthew, asking for a ii.
yorce on the ground Of bis bigamy.
, 1879-06-22

Long clears quoted at 81. 721= loose. and 81. 67H
boxed; Cunaberlands. 5hM5hc boxed: long-cut
hams, 83z00c; sweet-p1ckled ta1cs, 90S!zc for
IT. 10 Is ID average; green hams, 7t@12lc for same
averages; green shoulders, 3tz135sc-
Bacon quoted Mt 415G14ssc for shoulders. $40
5hc for short ribs. 5ssGe54c for short clears, $40
Sc for hams, u! canyased and packed.
GnEAsE-Was quiet Ut IS. 00D5. Is for No. 1
white, 4h@5c for good yellow, and 4A@4hc for
brown.
BEEF PRODUCTS Were drna and quiet at
50. .00@9. Is for mess. Sl0. 00Qa10.o5 for extra
mess. and S16. 50l17. 90 for hams
TAL1ow-Was quiet at 5SG66c for city and 5A@
SIC for county.
, 1879-06-22
MARINE NEWS.

A; CASE OF COLLISION. -
One Of the crew OF the schr s. Anderson fn-
formed THE TRIBUNE marine reporter rester-
day that he was on deck at the time that yessc1
colltded with the schr Ebenczer of Port Wash
ington week ago last night, and be was Of the
opinion that the former WAS responsible for the
occurrence The same man also stated that the
Firbt Mate, who signed the protest along with
the Captain, was not on deck until lust
at the moment when the collision
happened, and therefore knew nothing Of
the causes that led to it. No litigation has re-
suited as ret from the, matter, but negotiations
for settlement are in progress The damage
to the Ebenezer is said to amount to $20l
, 1879-06-22
PORT HuRQN

Port HURON, Mich, June 21-10 p. m.-up-
Props Nyack, Oswegatchie, Warrington, 4. 4.
Turner ana barges, tug City Of A}pena and
barges; schr Iris.
Down-Props China, Benton, Cubs, Philadel-
phia, with Allegheny, Henry, Howard and cor
sort; schrs Sunnyside. June Belle, William
Jones, Acoutrai, A. Il. Moss, George Il. Worth
inyton, Kiu.dsher. G. J. Magt1l, J. F. Card. &.
H. Darlington
Wind southeast, brisk; weather cloudy. -.
Tow barge Shiawassee in tow Of the steam
barge Henry Howard, 1umter-laden, became
water-logged, about 10:30 a. NJ. oil F0restVille,
and passed down this afternoon. The cargo wss
not disturbed.
, 1879-06-22
Slight Advance in Governmehrs'
Foreign Exchange Dull
Chicago Discount Market
Stocks Higher.
Tba Produce Markets Rather Quiet and
stsadiar-0on and Rye In
- '> changed.
In Easier Feeling in Provisions, Wheat, Oats, and
PIspr--nefement Of Produce ftr
!. tho. Week. -.
FINANCIAL.

There 1as m advance Of 35 in Government
bonds OF all descriptions. The IS of 1881 were
1o;R, the s. s1o31{<, the 411{s 1o5<, and the per
cents l021< bid, in Chicago. Refnnding certlf1-
Gates were 1o24 bid. Transactions we're light.
The Public, Of New York, believes In higher
prices for per cents. 1t says: ;.
The market for Government. bonds grows more
firm Is the prospect Of new supply of bonds rom
be understood, Of course, that The specu1aors who
obtained very large proportion Of tic certiheates
nj once proceed to sell :'saort per cent bonds
absolutely safe and quite profitable one for
them, provided they can borrow the bonds
for delivery until the certificates can be converted
some weeks is well known: But now that these
spectators hare their certificates redeemed they
caunot sell second time the bonds obtained, but
TIE speculative bonds. which have thus been sold
weeks ago. the bonds secured By the National
banks, nnd the bonds obtained by individual ln-
vestors, arc thus al] out Of the and it begins
to be evident thai no new supply Of any rnssntude
1s to find its way to the 1narke. The orders from
all parts Of the country continue however and
there have been recent orders from Europe for con-
siderable amounts. The market Is likely to dis
cover, almost any day, that it is entirely care OF
per cents. and those who arc still - short -. ~
that tine will be in danger OF paying something
for thu privilege.
The foreign exchange market was dull. In
Chicago sterling grain-bills were 4s5 for sixty
day bills, and 4S7 for sight; and French we're
531K for sixty-day bills. The actual Chicago
rates for sterling were 4S6% and 4SSs1.~ In New
York the actual rates were 4S5&@4S7 and 49,
The posted rates for sterling were 4SSGa9o.
French bankers bills we're 515@517H.
Consols opened lower, at 96 1916. and closed
at the same price. Silver at London was again
weaker at 81 15H pencs per ounce
Chicago banks report discounts moderately
active, and better than 1t was expected they
would be at this time Rates arc 4G5 per cent
on good bond collateral on call, and cor per
cent for other call loans Time loans are 7@8
per cent and 9010 per cent The currency move
ment is still toward the country, though not so
heavy IS it has been.>.": '. :.
, 1879-06-22

change in the tone Of advices from other cit1ea.
but hogs at the Stock Yards we're quoted SC lower
and that caused holders Of product to make con
cessions. The trading in futures was mostly IN
changes from one month to another and there was
little doing on outside account except mooefate
. export movement il meats.
The following is detailed statement OF the ship"
ments Of provisions for the week. and since Nov
!, 1878, with comparisons:
, 1879-06-22
NAVIGATION NOTES.

n r V10AIIV1S 4VV1 Eos
The schr William Jones arrived in yesterday
She has been rebuilt, and IS in fine trim.
Neither OF the Local Boards Of the grain and
lumber vessel-owners' organizations did any
business Of Importance yesterday.
Dredging was doue yesterday III front o.
Spencer's dock, foot Of North laSallc street.
where it was much needed. -
The arrivals during the .twenty-four hour1
ending at 6 o'clock last evening were Is sail sna
II steam vessels, and the departures 50 sail ana
Il steam crafts
a heavy fog outside yesterday morning caused
the steam-bargs Michael Groh, towing the schr
Maggie Dali, to run into the lake basin at tha
south end OF rhc brcakwatcr. -.
The tugs Harrison and American Eagle Were
seized bv Deputy United States Marshal Stiii-
well yesterday, on account OF unpaid Goa! bin
due the Brazil Coal Company. Some o. tas
tugmcn say that towing for 60 of did il
, 1879-06-22
DETROIT.

EpeefzI Dispatch to The Trt1tsne-
DETROIT, Mich, June 21.-By collision near
the city early this morning, the schr Laura Bell
had q small boat stove in pieces, and the schr
Smith & Post lost her jibboon and, head-geas.
The vessels were in tow ct tug bound up.
The one in the lead ran hard aground. and the
Smith &, Post ran into her. 49,.
Wheat rates to Buffalo are nominal II 1Ac.
There is no change in Lake Ontario freights,
The insurance tariff on grain cargoes Is 15c, 10
per cent off on 4 vessels Toledo rates ara 10
pcr cent less.
, 1879-06-22

%A% ~oA1Ak5 "eShs ID !AE4Ent AA<Ia WA ~ A%=uSA
on such lots for shipment East Sales were 70 tons
ut So. 75@9. 90 per ton free on board cars.
OAr-MEA1-Sale was made Of l, 200 bags On pri-
vate terms. ="
Cons- -MEA1-Coarsc was nominal at S13. so per
tGa spRS r. WV WHEArwo. e.s active ,na averaged
easier. Next months deliveries declined Ac from
the latest quotation of Friday while there was lit.
tie change in June prices LIVERPOOL was quoted
slow, but with d firm feeling in cargoes, and the
demand for the Continent continued, with unfa-
Torable weather in France. New YORK was steady.
and our receipts were lasger with small shipments
prices for futures, as it was supposed by some to
be favorable to the growing wheat, and it brought
ont more sellers IL spite Of rather widely enter
as 'as a aa fs m w be
ccnrered In this month, though not the most trad-
Ing The market for June ranged at 81. o3A@
s. os1el. M os. eeng ws xc discount iron, % The %
price for round lois. Both closed at the
outside. No. 2 was in good shipping demand,
opensd one % at 57kc, sold o%n to - 5ec, Sc advanced 70
August sold at s1A@91a ac sand septembc: at ssA
Ss% eoth n; Wt5 u od The R INSIDE NJ od Of at
@1- o.; q, 500 bu No. 3 at soc 800 bu rejected at
G4c: 12, QUO hu by sample ut 56@92c track; and
8, cog bu DO at 600o4c free On board cars Total,
ornEE WHEAT SALES were 4. 500 bu winter at
81 .0c0L 4 by SAMPLE; 8, 200 bu No. Minnesota
at 81 u99eD eDl. 04A: 500 bu MIXED at a0c; and W
tons screenings at SIG. G0Gt18. 25 per ton.
-CORN-Was in moderate demand ana steady,
with little variation from the latest prices Of Fri
day: LIVERPOOL was quiet and New York firm,
while our stocks in store seemed to have been re-
duced about G85, 600 bu during the week. The
shipping demand was fair, both for lake and rail.
Shippers paid 365<c for No. 2 free on board cars,
and DO IN store closed At 36Ac, With slight Dis
cril,lination in favor Of high mixed. The trading
in futures was largely in changes from july into
August, and the difference between the two
averaged q shade less than the previous day,
as the greatest pressure was from those vino
wanted to provide for deliveries due to them
On next months contracts. Seller the month was
quiet at :;6!!s@38Ac, closing with firm holders at
at. 36z1G36Sc, and closed at 36sic asked. Seller
August sold precisely 1c above the July range, but
closed frmer at 37s5c bid Seller Scptemoef sold
at 384D33xc, closing at the inside, bid. Spot
sales were reported Of SO, 600 bn hish-mixed at
36ssc; 167, 900 bu do and No. at 36!sD38Hc;
25, 600 ba No. lahort EaceiptS} at &C. 100 bu
, 1879-06-22

BY TELEGRAPH.

'c111AoN y"
6nee7o' D'soatcH 70 a"s 1'7o".e"
LIVERPOOL, dune 21--:oo g. -r1oo1"So'
! l, los ID; NO: =, Us %.
dRAtS-" neat@"lnte1, No. ~ %, NO. 9, %
Sd; spring. No. !, 8s sd; No. - "a; whlte'
NO. l. 9s "a: NO. = u 80: clno' no. Il u oa'
no. z, ss Ia. Cofn-Ne"' no. I, - Ao'
L1vznroo1, June 21.- COTTON = Ftrmer; 20
Tiled; sa!cs 10. COO bales; speculation and ex-
port, =, ooo; American, D. ouu.
LONDON 'June31.-KEf1SEDF DFI7RotEuA-o3so'
ANTWERP, juno 2o-fETRoIEun-1o!2o.
Inc 1ollowrns were rece'eo py 'ne caSaso
Board OF Trade:
LIVERPOOL, June 2l-1l:3o a. m*-flonf' os %
010s 3d. Wheat-"tnter. IS odG9s 3d. sprlne'
g 4dGss Sd; white; Sc 4d1ss "a: CLUB g.: N 1d<1ss
gu: eo1n' ~ -. loaS' ~. 1A'': nos D.
Ai'shfooL. 'uno 80 p
otate- LIZ "nea-natne1 "osse 'ee'ns' e"un
nv markets qniet ano sseaoY' weather uIse11'ea
fed winter ana no. spring Ia lo"e1' 1eo WIZ
fe; Us Ia NO. sprn rs 4a No. oo
Careoes OF coast-Wheat and corn dull. Prices
nnchanred. Port-Wes:ern P. NJ. 47s. Lard.
aas Rocon-1nno c,ear 2ea Cd. short clear ~ -
Dob oaeon-Aons e'eas' ~oS o1' 0no1' s3e0A' I'D
Cd Cumberlands, 26s I'd.
LONDON, Jnne 2l.-L1vEnroo1-Wheat slow.
Corn dull; Is va. MARE aASE-carfoes OF coast
tinues Corn unchanged. Cargoes on passage
Wheat irmer. Corn quiet Fair average quality
~ M o chicaoo snrno wbeat .or shinment durjne
~. -. -,v. a,s5 tns 49,
'"e p1esens anu 'o''o"iu: n'ontu, 7o'. ran u'sl
age quality OF American mixed corn Tor prompt
shipment bY aail, EOS. Arrivals off coast for orders
Observation-Disclosures westhcr in Eno1ona wet
1,...t .u.-. - ,..4 4.a,...a,.- .ea,-.h,.,
R1enen e1op7 VI "Ae@t p'osles911s an4o'otA''5'
NEW YORK.
Nrv YORK June al.-Corros-Market dull and
nominal. holders aseino hieher nr;cc.. 12s:m
"".' o uo4u ~
1213:c; futures oaEcly steaoy. june - ooc' July'
IL. SIC; August 12. Csc; September, II. 47c; ocso-
her ii CSC
F,orp- -orta+. rar.i,ta IN nm hr... amor
co.. ~. T.sst. 90 soaa so. non,oa ~
state anu "esseln' o'4oeSo' oo' eonn'on ~
, 1879-06-22
PORT COLBORNE.

gpectc! Dispatch 20 Iste gsibun&-
PORT CoLBoREE, Ont, June H.-Lake Nichf-
oan report: Passed up-Schr Hyderabad, kings-
ton to Chicago, light; e. Fitzhugh, OsWego 10
Chicago, coal.
Down-Nothfng. -. >..'
Wind-SouthWe rest; light.
, 1879-06-22

= Total, cars. ....::.4, 467 !, 1877 225 5.370
or the 1. 4O7 cars inspected SO far this month,
:so7 cara were winter wheat, which graded as fol-
iowa.. No. !, cars, No 2, LIS cars; No. 3. oS
card; rejected. s CARS.
IN NEW YORK SATURDAY.
" June 21.-Receipts- L, COZ brls: wheat,
800 bu; corn, 100, 45S bu; oats, 35,0s4 bu;
eorn-meal, 100 pigs; rye, $50 bu; barley, $50
en; malt, q, ,765 bu; beef, 23s5 tcs; cut meats,
2,8o Dkes; lard, 42o tcs: whisky, 4s2 brls. =:
:Exports-For twenty-four hours--FIour,
2ooo btls; wheat, oh 900 bu; corn, 142 100 bu;
rye, u,oo0 bu. ....,. -
= PROVISIONS. :. J.,
HOG PRoDUcTs--Were more active at an
eaaier range OF prices. There was no material
, 1879-06-22

The following were the receipts aid ship
ments Of the leading articles Of produce in this
city during the twenty-tour hours ending at :
o'clock on Saturday morning. and Tor the cor
, 1879-06-22

FLOUR-WEas dull and easy. Some holders
would undoubtedly have been willing to shade
former prices in order to obtain ton but we'll
known brands were firmly held at former quota-
tlona. There WAS little demand from any quarter,
but this is not unusual Saturdays. Sales were re-
ported Of 125 brls winters on private terms: $50
brs double extrss, purity at 81 90; 200 brls spring
superdnes at S. 1902. 50; and so brls rye -four on
private terms. Total, l, 225 brlB. Tho following
, 1879-06-22
LOUISIANA CONVENTIONS ~

NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-The Conreoloa
adopted Arts 9, 10, and l2, relative TO- ueih'
quent taxpayers. Art gives the tax-col'ee0x, ,
the right to sell without suit property toulna@
payment OF taxes, which may, hoWeVersk8 r.! 1s.s
deemed by paying 20 per cent in addition t}R Ie
price aud costs within one year. AZ ALLIE uST1$r "
given by ta1-coilectors are to be recoSnIEef -
the Courts as prima-Iacie evidence OF SAFES.
Art. 10 prohibits the Legislature from passuf =
any law which would postpone the paTmen;; T.;on -.
taxes, except in case Of general des1fus>'A'1
Of the crops or other public calamit1es- IT,"
, 1879-06-22

Said sutferer from kidney trouble when asked
to try the kidneyWort for remedy, ''Tll try
it, but it will be my last dosc. The got we'll.
His blood crcuates nicely, he has pain in either
his back or side. Sold By druggists.
, 1879-06-22

Sudden changes OF the weather often eansS H.
monary. bronchial, and asthmatte nougi Via
ssBrown's Bronchial .rroches" will alIay n.nH tnne
tion, which Induces coughing, oftenttmes s1'''e
Immediate relief. rs cents = boI- ~
, 1879-06-22
1878.:'79.
1877-'18.

Special reports to the Cincinnati Price Current
show the number Of hogs packed at the undermen-
toned places since March l, compared with same
time last Yent M f01fows:
, 1879-06-22
The clcarings Of the Chicago banks are report
I'd as follows hr Manager d r Hale:


est, but lis and interest Is still bid Tor these
ponds IN large lois.
The stock-t1ckeF reported only small num-
Der ot Transactions but prices were strong.
Michigan Central rose =, to T16> On account OF
sn attempt to punish the shorts VINO had gone
Zoo LII. Lake enofe was H better, at 10
Northwest common reached g., but closed where
1t opened az oo%s the preferred declined
81. 10 soe6-. Inc earnings OF. THIS road
are - now reported almost hourly. . For
the hrst hVe DAYS OF the thrd week
Of June they SHOW gain OF s96,o00- St. Paul
vac higher The common gained e, to '54777,
and the preferred 4!!to 934. Union. Pacific
was quoted c1-dividcnd ~ per cent, and adj
Tanced u, TO z639. This stock has trends who
assert it to be the best investment purchase on
the list Erie closed at q, gain Of Is, and
Wabash at 363A, Ill advance OF H. In the coal
etocks, Delaware d Hudson opened and closed
at 48119, Lackawanna advanced to SIX, and .1er-
eev Central e, to sex. Kansas City s. North
ern preferred fell from 417A to 4oH. Western
Union Was conspicuous for its weakness, and
fell from 954 to 9451s. Erie preferred ad-
vauced to 52}3. -: ;.
Erie second Gs, gold, opened At 73766, advanced
to 74e5, and sold finally at ?4}55.
Northwest gold bonds were 113 st. Paul
sinking funds 1os16, Burlington. Cedar Rapids
& Northern ~, aud Alton gold is 107. -
Railroad bonds, in New York On Thursday,
were act!ye-at generally advancing prices Erie
consolidated seconds led the market in point of
activity rising from 131ss to 73B on business
ot $4l2.uoo' 20 funded 5s advanced per cent,
TO 13' missouri, hansas d Texas consolidated
assenteo advanced from 6sA to 03' and do sec
, 1879-06-22

d. Latest quotations for June delivery on the
leading articles for the last two business daye:
, 1879-06-22

No costiveuess, tliarrhea, or any bowel com
plants where Hop Bis1eus ara used
, 1879-06-22
The following shows tile receipts and ship
meuts Of Hheot at nniuts named Saturday.

4o@aAs .-o0f, 3ot ooh oDf
:. The following table exhibits the number of
cars Of each grade OF wheat inspected into store
in this city during the first twentY-one days OF
, 1879-06-22

BnAN-Was less active, and steady at former
prices for spot but nominally easier for deliveries
The coming week, as freight rates will be nghcr
on such lots for shipment East Sales were 70 tons
at So. 75@9. 90 per ton free on board cars
OAr-MEA1-Sale was made Of l, 200 bags On pri-
, 1879-06-22

a. ..1ron.r.11 I. n. K1ppEH CO.,
Chicarn New York.
, ~, sALToNsrALI4 K1DDER d CO.,
-. Ix8 LaSae- st.. Chicago. ::
STOCK BROKERS'.
Stockl bought and sold margin by telegraph It n
rates nf C6mm{ssou Stock Lists file and all In
formation furnished on application.
Messrs Salonstall Kidder TrnsE: @Sf our firm. sre
members OF tho New York Stock Exchange
, 1879-06-22

The following table shows the exports from
New York for the week ending Thursday even
ing last, with comparsonB:, 7-.:.>
June 19. June H. June 90.
1873 1879, 1878.
Flour. brls.- -. ,... 81, 225 :: 82, 8s1 :1s, o3o
Wheat, bu. 444, 233 l, 0l G51 CSC. $50
Corn, bu... .... -. l. 296 ass !, 1885, $50 076, 1O5
, 1879-06-22

=. 4UEFQQ6 Ud3-
He0f proper =
ty for said Aperdqe
-: -'.'- yedrs. ossefsm't.
A1lerton Packing Co... ST. 500 S. 43f
American Bridge Co... 3.6, 800 8, 800
Armour & Co... ..-....-. 935, 600 3, 40
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND And NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SODTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
eEsEasa The steamships OF the North Ger
,assYa.sH III. man Lloyd will resume their Regular
tvs from Bremen, From n. Orleant
Hanover. ...... September IT
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana and on their home trip at Havana and
''''NNs1 PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen Soutnam pton or Havre 10 Hav-
ana or New Orleans abtn, $50; steeTage. sas.
From New Orleans 70 SOUTHAMPTON, Havre or
3remen-Cabin, $3.50; Steerage AS.
From New Orleans 10 Havana-Cabfn. Sob
Storage, Sis. :,
Children under ten years. half price: chill
irsn under ons year. free.
a. E.-Dur agent for Texas, Mr. Peter III. Er-
hard. In Galveston, fs authorized 10 issHe sfasrs
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Fram Bremen 10 Galveston. t7.
From Bremen to Indianola s45 30.
The company reserves the right 70 GnRnge tne
routs of the steamers. their advertised days d
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
Or Hayre to New Orleans issued By the under
signed
For further pt arnttieRn,nsFsv aHRplZ fa .oa,,a
sus1 ~ 40 Union street.