davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-06-15

324033c, and closed about the. same as-No: o.,od
Samples also dull. Cash sales were
OF 10, GOO bu No. and No. white At 39vp''-Slo ~.
7soj bu mixed, by sample, at 3o3:3ae, and and
g. GOO bu white at ,34Go4Hc al on tts tfae1 liz ala
l. 600 bn at :1:}3Hc. and 1S, GOO 6u wn1te " s74'
:,7!:c, all free on board. Total, 75; 400 Du xv..
RlE--Was quiet and unchanged June June We We
nominal at 53c and July at 54c. Cash safes were
reported Of 500 bu No. at 53c, aud 400 ou reject
ed Ut acc. Also. l. 200 bu at 53HAc On ~ 19acS' ,
and 400 bu at 54Hc free on board. Total! = SUI on.
BARLEY-Was inactive. Higher prices ;' were
reported bid for the medium grades with no sell
ers on the foor No. 2 was quiet at 65QDu7c, extra
= Mt 51@54c, and No. at 47G48c. No sales were
reported.
MORNING CALL.
Mess pork-Sa1es 3. 600 brls at So. IS for June,
50. S7E@9. 80 for July, and 49, 07AG10. o0 foe
August: Lard-25o tcs at So. Is for July. snott ot
ribs-:300, 200 lbs at 81 .92h .95 for August;
Wheat-38o, 600 bu at oo109.sc for July. 92A99
93Ac for August s95@9os for septetm.ssaE .a a9a nc
June. 37,s137Ac for July, 3sl4@38Sc for Al
gust and 30h@3oAc for septeThsr; oats-4u e. a.
600 bu ut 33zsc for July and 313aD3lAc 1oF Au-
ruHt.
, 1879-06-15
MARIN E. NEWS.

LUMBER FREIGHTS REDUCED.
The Board Of Directors Of the Lumb+ Vessel
Owners Association held meeting yesterd.v
afternoon, and reduced the tariff Of rates. Tn
new schedule from the ports named to Chlcsgo
is IS follows:
Lumber per 600 feet-Grand River, 81 12}t:
Muskegon, SLOT; Muskegon, mouth, SLl2E:
White Lake, S1.20; PentWater. S1.o25; Luijnp.
ton, mouth, S1.20: Ludingtou, 51.s25; Manfstee.
mouth. S1.2S; Manistee head, S1.371{; Frank.
fort, S1.3719; Menominee, $1.25; Cedar and
Ford Rivers, S1.25; Oconto, RATS alougside,
31.62L: Oconto, scows alongside, $1.225; Pen
saukee, s1.3711; Green Bay, sL5o: Sturgeon
Bay, si.E}4.
Cedar ties-kewaunee and south Of that port.
DC each: Rewaunee and north to Deaths Door.
&c; all Green Bay ports, Sc; Grand and Little
Traverse, 5c.
Cedar posts-North Of Kewaunee to Death'a
Door, Sc each: from Deaths Door to Menomi-
nee on the north shore and Horseshoe B4y on
the south shore, 3Ac; below flye-inch from tha
latter named points, 4e: from all points aboyo
Menominee on the north shore and Horseshoe
Bay on the south shore, in Green Bay, &C.; below
fiVe-inch from the last-n2med points, 4c; from
Grand Traverse Bay, Sc.
Henlock ties-kewaunee and south Of that
point, SC each; north of Kewaunee to Deaths
Door. SIC; all Green Bay ports, &C.
Wood and bark-From Manitowoc to Deaths
Door, $l.50 per cord; all Green Bay ports,
$16216; Grand and Little Traverse Bar, SICK,
on rail.
The schr Fleetwing goes to Peotwater for
ash lumber and to Ludington for pins lumbar
for this port at card rates
, 1879-06-15

NEW YORK.
NEw YoRk, June 14.-Governments we're
steady.
Railroad securities were firm.
State bonds were dull.
The stock market opened firm, and prices ad-
vanced 41M per cent This was followed BY d
partial reaction, but toward the close strong
tone again prevailed, and the highest prices Of
the day were obtained in the final transactions.
The feature Of the market was a break in the
New York Elevated Railroad from $50 to 164114
on rumors that Vanderbilt was going to build
road to connect With the Harlem Railroad
Transactions were $1,000: 2,So0 Erie, $500
Lake Shore. 1900 Northwestern
common, 1900 preferred, $500 ST.
Pauls, 5000 Wabash, $500 Lackawauna,
soon New Jersey Central, $500 Union Pacific,
1900 Hannibal s. St. 10, 1900 Ohio g. Mississip-
ri, 1000 Western Union, 1000 Pacific Mail,
S, 400 St. Louis, Kansas CITY g. Northern, 1000
Illinois Central, and LOCO Kansas & Texas.
Money. 304 per cent Prime mercantile pa
per, 311l@5; sterling exchange. sixty days. 18Th;
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, decrease. $2,041 700; specie, decrease,
deposits, increase, $353,400; circulation, in:
crease, SO, coo; reserve, increase, S1,7A, $50.
The banks now hold 81, 103, ,625 in excess Of the
legal requirements.
Coupons OF 1881. 107ss New per cent. .102zS
New 5s......... .-.1035s Currency es......l2I
New 3NH.,, lu5taf
, 1879-06-15
SHIPMENTS.


Withdrawn from store during Friday Tor
city consumption: 1919 bu wheat, $3.50 bu bar
lev. The Withdrawals for city use during the
week were about 2, $50 5u.
The following grain was inspected into store
in this CITY Saturday morning: cars No ? red
winter whest, 1 Tar No. do, S cars mixed,
cars No. hard, 66 cars No. spring, 10 cars No.
8 do, 80 cars rejected do, / cur no grade Q'5
wheat);2 cars yellow corn, 2o2 cars and $500
pu high mixed, cars new do, cars new
mixed, s2s cars and 2, 800 bu No. corn, q cars
rejected, cars no grade (514 corn); 81 cars white
oats, 49 cars and 5000 bu No. mixed, II cars
rejected. cars no grade Q0a oats); 8 cars No
rye: car extra No. barley, l car feed do.
Total 1851 cars), 4o5,ooo bu. Inspected out:
97,1eo bu wheat, 2290,sl6 ou corn, 2,o79 bu oats,
400 bu rye, o,o221 bu barley. -.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of breadstutfs and live stock at this point
during the past week, and for the corresponding
ln%n
, 1879-06-15

There are sigus in the sky of dearer money In
the near future London reports discounts higher.
In the last semi-monthly settlement In London
the Tinles states money WAS more distinctly want
ed than it WAS fortnight before,-a sure sign,
in the present stagnant position Of trade, that
the market Is overweighted by stocks held on
speculation, aud held, too, for the most part, BY
people who would have great difficulty III hnd-
ing money we're pinch to come again. Many
such people appear, the Times says, to be going
on now as il money could never again
grow dear, whereas the whole tendency of
events is to produce state Of tension
which may cause money few mouths
hence to be not merely dear, but very dear.
In New York 3 tendency to higher rates for
money shows itself spasmodical1y, and in Chi
cago in the last week there have been symptoms
OF hardening in rates, Some good per cent
loans have been refused. II money gets dearer
In the leading financial centres, like London and
Paris, the effect will be Immediately felt in New
York, and soon in Chicago.
There was sale Of s., 900 Chicago long Is a:
ia and interest," Scrip sold freely at 9914. Chi
ego City Is were sold at 1oS36 and interest
It is reported that quarter interest in the
Icadyille mine, owned jointly BY Marshall Field,
Il. A. ". Tabor, and the Messrs. Borden. has
been sold by one of the latter to California
operator for $500, 900. 4 Syndicate Of Ca1ifor-
mans has been formed to buy and consolidate
some of the leading Leadville mines, aud put
them on the market in the Comstock lode fash
ion. ...
The international Minerz' Club Of Chicago,
J. F. Nichols, manager, report recent sales OF
Arizona mining property As follows:
In the Santa Rita Range, one property to
four Chicago gentlemen; purchase money,
$lOu0 GOO cash.
Also the Cleveland and Eureka Mines, near
Globe District, to Chicago parties, for SAC, 900.
Also group Of twelve mines in the same dis
trict, consideration s1,750o00. to Chicago par
ties, under contract subject to examination.
Stocks we're not active, but prices were we'll
sustained. II sales to realize were numerous,
as reported, the market was prevented BY the
cliques from sagGtng under the load. Transac-
tons we're not heavy. The features Of the day
we're the recovery OF Kansas Pacific TO ssh, the
advance in Minneapolis & St. Paul to 32114, In
Union Pacific to 7S%, and the strength OF the
coal and Granger stocks. The eopenin.g, highest,
lowest, and closing prices Of all the active stocks
are given in the table below.
Erie second Is, gold, we're dull, and we're
quoted once at 7.22H.
According to the New York Sun, an uneasy
feeling prevails in Wall Street, not only about
the stock. but also about the bonds Of the Eds
, 1879-06-15

Total. ....... ....l 5oo, sos 1861, 43e
MESS PonK-Was very steady at shade above
the latest prices OF Friday. Sales were reported
Of 1000 brls seller July a. So: 55G9; S7H; and
1, 400 brls seller August at 50: :959l0 90: Total,
s, 500 Drls. The market closed quiet ct 50 S29
8. .S5 for cash Or seller June, So. S5QA9 87H for
July, So. s5Dg 971. for August and $40. .o50lo. 10
for September: Old pork was scarce and nominal
50. .00Gl9. 50. and extra prime at S. 009S.23
LAnD-Was shade easier, but firm on cash lots.
holders asking as much as for July. Sales were
reported Of 80 tcs spot at &C. :2n@6 25;
August at Sc. IS: and 500 tcs seller Sep.
tember at So 4o Total, 1o, 500 tcs. The market
June, SO. o5 for seller july and S. 32ADd.3 80 for
seller August
some quoted them the turn easier and there vas
probably good deal more done for export than
vas made public. Sales were reported OF 10, 900
lbs shoulders at So. 10 spot and 81 87a seller An.
gust; 200 boxes do at S. 90; $50, 600 lbs short
ribs at St 771z@4. S2H seller July, 81. o0tD4 o2H
seller August and s.. 02t: seller September; 400
boxes long and short clears partly at SC: $50 900 lbs
bacon short r1Ds on private terms; go boxes long
cut hams Us lbs) at 8Hc. The following were tho
closing prices on the leading cuts:
, 1879-06-15

Long clears quoted at s.: 72E loose. ana st. o1:3
boxed; Cnm6erlands. 515Hc boxed; @ long- aL
l6 TO Is ID average; green hams, 7t47aic for eamc
averages; green shoulders, 3K931=c-
5,r for short ribs 5h4D5sic:for short clears. $40
0c Tor hams, all canvased aad packed.
GrEAsE-Was quiet at S.. 004D5- p for No. l
white. 4nG5c for good yellow, and 4hG4hc for
BEEF PRODUCTS Were firm and quiet at
So .006l9. - for mess: $40. 00l10.25 fer extra
mess, and SIG 50QJl7. 90 for hame.
TAL1ow-Was quiet at 81 06c for city and 5A1
SEC for country.
, 1879-06-15

Articles.

1t is believed the stocks OF lard here are about
Is QUO tcs than the beginning OF the month.
..Mess pork is being produced little more freely,
and It is expected that the next report Of stocks
will show a marked gain in new mess. otnec De,
extent, the demand therefor being comparatively
small Shoulders. being in good demand are be-
ing made rather freely, and the same remarks ap-
and short clear and short ribs are also being pro-
duccd quite freely All the fancy cuts for the e
port trade are in good demand, and hence the
manufacture is as fiperal as circumstances will
adnit Lard is being manufactured fairly, though
packers are not tanking any sides"
Special reports 10 tho Cincinnati PFtce Current
mentioned places since March !. compared with
same time last wear. as follows:
, 1879-06-15

After years OF depression md misery ": Il.
Wentworth, a travelling insurance agent. writes
The Kidney-Wort cured my terrible piles. Ny
back feels strung and is now free from pain. and
sleep well. It Is @ wonderful discovery IN medi-
cine,
, 1879-06-15

LAZARUS S1LVERMAN,
Southwest corner Lasa,e and Randolph. h.st1-,
Is buying and selling
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
CHICAGO CITY AND COOK COUNTY BONDS
And does General Banking Business.
, 1879-06-15

The following were the receipts and SNIP
ments Of the leading articles OF produce IN thls
city during the twenty hours ending az :
o'clock on Saturday morning, aud Tor Inc cor
rosponding date twelvc months ago:
, 1879-06-15

cut meats. 1857 pkes; lard, 2,4e9 tcs' "n'sky'
1888 brls.
Exports-For twenty -four hours-Flour' 1l'ooo
brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 7G,o'o ou' 'Se'
5000 bu.
, 1879-06-15

BREADSTUFFS.
FLOUR-Was quiet and firm. There was little
inquiry for shipment but this is usual for the last
day orIqAweck, and holders were steady at pre-
yious kur& Sales were reported Of 200 brls
winters 4pd loo brls spring supere both on private
terms: and L450 brls double extras at .15@
$50. Total, l, $50 brls The following was the
,,1,;no1 wanna of nrirea at the close:
, 1879-06-15

EDWARD l.. BREWSTER,
loi washIngton-st-.
BuYs1MERCANTILE PAPER, LOCAL STOCKS
sELIs ELL }GovERSMENT, CITY, and COUNTY BONDS
Money to loan. In sums to suit at lowest rates On
prime securities.
, 1879-06-15

6Decf01 WSD0tch t. 7he 1F75HH3s
PORT CoLBoRSE, Ont, June 14.-Lakc al,cnt
gan Keport-Passed Up-Stmr Dominion Mo-
treal to Chicago, general CARGO; schr ,aat nat!
Copley, Oswego to Chicago. coat; Cossaese1 ~
Charlotte to Chicago, coal; Hoboken' e0aas iosna =.
Chicago, coal; ]. T. Mott, Oswego to CnlcSs'
COAL u;noe.
Down-Schr R. Dowd, Milwaukee t. to nln ..tea-
ton, corn: j. Graham, Milwaukee to hnRssr': sarn:
wheat; Sligo, Milwaukee to Kingston: So 4
Nevaua, Milwaukee to Kingston. corn Fam
Rogers, Milwaukee to Kingston, corr, CuN I'm
muncbe, Milwaukee to Kingston, cofn' pt'1
Argyle, Milwaukee to Montreal, wheat
Wind-North, light.
, 1879-06-15

The schr D. 4. Van Valkenburg arrived IL
port yesterday in tow Of the wrecking tug 10
viathan, which picked her NJ at the saolt IL
leaking condition. The. schooner had .3a oa
cargo ot iron-ore from Maroassss
for this port, and was caught out IN aea11 a1,1
weather on Lake Superior aud sprung q leaa.
Tic men were almost constantly at the pumps,
and the vessel was kept at1oat. The captaaa
thinks the damage is about the centre. oea.a -
box. The cargo will be unloaded as soon s'.s1 q
possible, and survey will be held on tue 7se.
with view OF determining the amount OF o'H*
are sustained.
, 1879-06-15
BY TELEGRAPH.


Social Dispatch to The 1Ff6HNt
LIVERPOOL, June 14-11:30 q. m.-F1ouR-No.
!, 10s Sd; No. 2, SIS Cd.
GnA1S-Wheat- Winter, No. i, 90 Sd; No. 2, 81
od; spring. No. !, IS i'd; No. 2, rs Cd; white
No. 1, os ed; No. 2 s. I'd: club, No. l, os Sd;
No. 2, So Id. Corn-New, No. 1, 4s Cd
PRov1sloNs-Pork, ATS. Lard. 33s.
LIVERPOOL, June H. CorToN "A shade easier
at 707Hd; sales 5000 bales; speculation and e1-
port, 2, boo; American, 4, 400.
PROVISIONS Prime mess beef, 76s.
CnEEsE-FInc American, 38s.
BAcoN-Loug clear, 27s Cd.
ANTWERP. June 14.-PETRoLEuN-2D-
The following were received by the Chicago
Board OF Trade:
Lyznroo1, June IL p: m.1F1o9s-Ert55s u. r.
Id; No. 2, So I'd; California unchanged; winter
steady; No. 2 red: os Id. Corn dull and lower to
sell in aa s
United Kingdom and Continent Corn dull. Pork
Western prime mess. as. Lard, 33s Bacon
long : cea 26s sd eea[
ais aar0'a 81 WheatWinier. st s. ed9e Sd spnng.
ed@ss 4d See ss 4d@e' E2 a4 ;ra sIuc ~
LoSDoS, June 14.-L1vEKroo1-Wh Good
qualities In demand, but inferior are Blow Of sale
.o9ns a5 g ] M corn %'e a.
oil coast-Whcat steady; there is q continual de-
mand Corn quiet. Weather in England favor
aOle JOE LQe growing crops. .
NEW YORK.
NBw YORK. June l4.-CorroS-Steady s. l2A@
R12xc; futures unsettled; June l. Use; July,
II. 7Oc: August, 12.SSc; September. 2.f9c;
October, IL .7:}c; November 1l26c
FLou1t-Quiet; receipts, Is, 900 brls; super State
and Western, s3.40G3. 80; common to good e1-
tra, S. 90G+. co; good to choice, 81 o504 80; ex-
tra Ohio, 81. 0o96. 90; st. Lonis, 50 9o@6. 90;
Minnesota patent process, s8.oo@7.73 "a
GRA1N-Wheat quiet; receipts. 98. oco bu; re-
jected spring, 78c; No. do, Si@S5c; No. do,
e1@93c; No. 2 do, s. o401. o8; qngraded M l.! 40,
se0Sl. 03: ungraded winter red. S1:1oal; III m; !;
No. 2 do. 81 1884, 01, 1SH; mixed winter. 81: l6t5
o. g. = M ga uaSEaSsa 49, amss ansfsaes g. waits Is
do. n 81. 14H@l. is; NJ. do, 81. l6;z@1. II: Rye
Rye quiet; No. 2 Western, 61e. Barey-Market
lx @ ,s1s NIL ssed es;n ssds sus1aasd si aad
@13sfc; t33 steamer. 43G43i:c; No. 2, 43h@ s44c;
old d., 44Mc; No. white, sec: round A yellow
heavy; rejected, 35c; No. white, 37e; No.
2, 3sn3sI;c: do white, sH@39c; mixed West
ern, 3sR40e; white do. 38h@41ac.
HAY-{n fair demand
Hors-Ouiet but drm; year1ings. 2@4c-
GnocERHs-Cotfee quiet and unchanged. .s9gnr
firm; fair to good refining, 8 5-16QDo 1-16c Mo-
laeses dull and unchanged" hice steads' caronna'
Psrxo1zuu- Market dull and easier; united,
e3lsc; crude. oQ8Ac; refined, 6Ac.
REslN-Dull and UNCHANGED.
Observation-Disclosures at 16H9127c.
Eaas-Steady at 11@l3Hc-
LEATHER = Hemlock sole Buenos Ayres and
Rio Grnnde light mlddcs and heavy weights,
l91:@221ac.
Woo1-Dcmand active; domestic fleece, 31940c;
pulled, 20G33c; unwashed. oD32c.
PRovls1oNB-PorlS quiet bat eteadY; new mess:
So. 35Q1Y, so; new $lO o0Gp10. 80. Beef quiet aud
unchanged. Cut meats fairly active and steady !;
long clear middlcs, s. 20; short DO, s5-37h. Lard
steady; prime steam, ST.. 404So. 414s.
BurrER-Quiet: Western, B3l6c.
CHEEsE-Market easier at,3MW6Hc.
Wu1sKr-Markct dull at ST. OF bid, 81. 07h asked.
MErALs-Steady aud unchanged.
, 1879-06-15
BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO, n. T., June 14--Coal tretghts nfn
at 35c for Chicago and Milwaukee, charters; scnf
J. Q. Tha5er. iron-ore, Marquette 10 Milwaukee,
S1.t5, free out; Abbie L. Andrews, stone, 10,
ledo, Ss0.o0, free for cargo; ]. !. Case. anna
Voueht, coal to Chicago, at Bic; Alice .. Sos-
ris, coal to Milwaukee at Csc. free; tenSaukess
Ashtabula to Chicago. coal at 45c: j. u. lna5ei'
700 tons coal, Houghton, 5oc, free
Cleared-Props Empire State, merchandss'
Duluth; ". +. Graves, Marqnette;. Alcons'
Standville; Wayerly, merchandise; Montana
merchandise, Chicago; f.. e: schnoor' mSs- ~
ctandise, Toledo; schrs E. L: Coyne, u. & "
Chicago; Sea Gull. 66 eds stone: G. y. Da7ia
Toledo; H. D. Root, 200 brls salt, FREMONT
Belle Hanscome, TO tons coal; L. E MnaaY.
Detroit; J. Q. ThaVer, 100 tons coal, Hongnsoo, oo
barges Troy, Saginaw; N. Gardner, Chlcago' ~.
Adirondack, AlDuny, Duluth; Roscius' Bay cl'1'
, 1879-06-15

;. United States Bonds-New S., 1O5B; 479s,
1854; Is, 104. c1-coupon.
, 1879-06-15
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for June delivery on tne
leading articles for the last two business da's:
, 1879-06-15

Drowstuess, bfliousness, pains aud scnes' "~
a2ue, Hop Ditte1s always cure.
, 1879-06-15
PORT HURON.

PORT HURON.
PORT HURON, Mica, june 14-Up-Props St.
Joseph, ". II. Barnum, Oscoda and her consorr,
Clinton and barge and Gleuiffer, Conestoga,
and Thomas 4. Scott, FREQ Kelly with Negau-
nee aud consort; stmr KeWeenaw; schrs Thomas
Parsons, P. B. Locke, Nellie Wilder, q. G. Ci=ve-
l;llld, Francis Palms, q. j. Webb, Edward Blake,
Mystic Star. :.
Down-Props '. II. Ketcham, Indian, Mineral
Rock and bargrs, ". Z. Wetmore and eonsort;
schrs W. 3. Phelps, Three Brothers, T. u Score,
St. Clair.
Arrived-Schrs Granite State and Church.
Wind-South, brisk: weather cloudy: =
PoRr HURON, Mich, June II, 10 ?. H.
Passed up-Props Sanilac, Colorado, y. Louis,
'Capisteo, Nashua, Raleigh with Kate Wlnslow,
Ohio and barges, Passaic and barges; senzs
Leonard Hanna, St. Stephen, st. Joseph, Ante
1ope-
Down-Props Juniata Lawrence, H. D. Cof1n-
berry aud consort ;4schr Gladston.
Wlnd-Southeast, brisk; weather cloudy. F."
, 1879-06-15

r. G. sI1roxsrAI1~ /. u. KppEE h CO..
Chicaeo New York
SfIToNsTALL+ kIDDER & CO.,
1.8 LaSalle-st.. Chicago.
STOCK BROKERS'.
Stocks bought and sold on margin By telegraph a n.
r rates OF Commission Stock Lists on die and al In
formation furnished application.
Mcssrs SaltonRta1l Kfdder TrnsE. OF our n11n are
members Of the New York Stock Exchange
, 1879-06-15

Kunx]es' Insect Powder Gnn 10 b1 faz The cask
, 1879-06-15


Notwithstanding the fact that the ten-day
storage period expired yesterday, there was not
much inquiry for room, and vessel men had to
make concession Of &c on corn to Buffalo N
order to secure cargoes. Charters were nade
as follows: 70 Buffalo, props Avon and Idaho
and schr Guid, Phster, corn at &c; schr Maria
Martin. corn, 11sc, and tow bills; schrs Douald~
SON., Homer, and Doane, corn, 13sc; stesm-
barge Ballentine and consort Moore, corn, 1Ac
orl lxc; schr T. ). Marsh, corn, re-, To hon-
treal, prop Scotia, wheat on through rate 20
Erie, prop Philadelphia, wheat through 10 sar-
nia, prop St. Albans, corn through. 10 CollhS~
wood, prop Columbia, corn through Capac1'
TT: Wheat, IS, GOO bu; corn, IL, GOO.
The schr Guido Pdster will bring 3,Wo 1a OF
wheat from Milwaukee to this port Tor Jonn
Lyon d Co., before taking corn below 1oe LIS
same firu.
Tie Local Board was passive yesterday. Its
rate on corn to Buffalo Is IL, but charters Were
made ut 1Xc.
, 1879-06-15

S;;:1',: E: Fss;: 55 S5 $54 ss 81 81
MINI. g. St. Paul. 81 81
EDWARD L. BREWSTER.
1o4 washington-st.
BUYS }MERCANT1LE PAPER LOCAL STOCKS
S ELL ELI GOVERNMENT CITY, and COUNTY BONDS
Money to loan. in sums to suit at lowest rates on
prime securities.
LAZARUS s1LvERMAN,
Southwest corner Lasa'1e and Randolph sts-s
Is buying and selling
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CHICAGO CITY AND COOK COUNTY BONDS
And does a General Banking Business.
JOHN Il. wRESN 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
eoWashtngton-st., corner Dearborn.
UNITED STATES PER CENT BONDS.
LOCAL SECURITIES.
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
=. G. t2:ss st4sessr41A +a,H1esa SsR ga;t ( co..
'''sss1: sss&s1:rossfrsA5H4!. s TAIL. aPPER Ppss:s CO.,
l2s sFoeR FosalleiHf; BkoERRs: SR1sss0'
esa ssa % si9eE s q os liz asa :.
MessIs ssi!ons!si kidds5 Trask ct our nzm are
members Of the New York Stock Exchange
a. o. SLAUGHTER.
BANKER AND BROKER =.
N. ". cor Clark and Madson-sts., Chicago.
Stocks, Bonds Locsl Securities. and Land WarTants
Member OF New York Stock Exchange
CHARLES HENEoT1S.
JOG East Westinghouse
CITY, COUNTY, GOVERNMENT, AND RAILROAD
BONDS.
COMMERCIAL PAPER,
And Investment Securities OF nil kinds
UNION TRUST co. BASK.
N, E. co., Madison aud Dearborn-sn.,
RECEIVES SAVINGS DEPOSITS AND ALLOWS
INTEREST ON SAME.
No notice required to draw money.
G. N. WILSON. Cashier.
IRA HOLMES.
GENERAL BROKER
s6 WASHINGT0S-ST.
Wants to Buy
THIRD RATIONAL BANK RECEIVERS CEKTIFI-
GATES.
Ua4 for Sale
CITY SCRIP FOE 1873 TAXES.
FIRST NATIONAL, BANK.
COR. STATE AND WASHINGTON. .sTs.
Safe Deposit Department in the basement entrance
from Nashington.st-
Buy and sell Governments. City and County Bonds-
Buy and sell Exchange On Great Britain and Europe.
q. 61<, PER CENT.
Money In hand TO loan on Inside Improved Heal Es-
tate, at best rates
lUc Wasbington-st.
, 1879-06-15

MILWAUKEE.
areefcf DfxpafcE to The 755duae
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 1.-the schr CotIe-
takes wheat to Kingston at 49<c* She Will s7t''
Is, 500 bu on canal draught.
NAVIGATION NOTES. f.
The Canadian props Scotia and Ocean were
dry-dock yesterday for minor repairs.
The fine wreckins-tus Leviathan IS IL W. 49,
and will soon leave again for her stat1on ~ %0
The souall that sprang up so suddenly yeste,. ysaa.
day forenoon was not productive OF ang .aa,her nsh
on the lake, SO Tar as asccrtatned' LIE
was nasty outside last night 49,.
Drowsiness, biliousness, pains aud ee1es'
npue. Hon Bitten Always cure.
, 1879-06-15

The following table shows the exports from
New York for the week ending Thursday even
ing last, with comparisons:
June II, June s, June 13,
1879. 1870. 1875
F,o,r hr,s 1B 600 go. 375 81. S75
Wbeat hu. . 755 600 8a5, l4l S51, 600
Corn hn " O7O 900 l, 135, 1l7 695, sos
, 1879-06-15

g. 6k, PER CENT.
Money In hand to loan on Inside Improved 1eal Es-
' SHQRTALL & HELMER.
1O1 Wasbington-st.
, 1879-06-15

South Clark at, SO It bf Twelfth st. v
1, 4O196 CLIO II, improved, dated June
Ii {estatc Of Josiah l.. Jones to c. E.
and ]. Ropinson}..- ..............-.... So, sc
Kinzie st, IT'S It west OF North franklin
st, 8 +, 43x104 Il, dated June master
in Cnancery to Carrie u: Du1stad}..... 10. a
West Erie st, rs feet west OF Armour 1t,
81, 25x1a5 It, dated June II. George
" Todd to George Teetars} :. ....... &C
Western nv boulevard, n corner OF rnir-
ty-ninth st, " I, l, 3201,00 It, dated June
Il (John Wentworth to South Park
Commissioners. ........ ......-. - --.- 26, &c
Indiana av, W corner OF Thirty fourth
st. e {, 4s14x160 7-10 It, dated June 13
nolds) -.................<: =. ....:.. 49,
Harding ay, so It 8 OF West Indiana at, .
(. 25x125h IT. dated June . tW- h
Phi1uey 70 s. B. Thnrston) .-.. ..--.- 60
, 1879-06-15

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
COR. STATE AND WAsH1NGTOE.sTs.
Safe Deposit Department in the basement eut1ans
from Washlngton.st-
Buy snd sell Goyeruments City aud County Bonds.
Buy and sell Exchange on Great Britain and Europe
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