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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
PROPOSALS for SUBSISTENCE STORES.
oYF1cR PURCHASING AND DEPOT G. g.

NkN-1 Ohh Nlllt hdN -,
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, addressed to the
ugned viii be received subject 6ct 0oo the on uSha
An day Of june IS7g at which time and hdg place
30 barrels Family Mess PORK regular cut full 200 lbs net
name tne BRANDY 100 barrels Winter Wheat Flour ST.
onIs or southern equal standard be s this Office
100 barrels Spring straight ame the
brands Flour ulD 10000 pounds Rio COfee fnly far
good strong double sacks OO9 pounds n Beans pme
genuine Java Coffee in Orginal mats two mats IN sack
BOOO pounds choice genuine Mocha Coffee, IN original
All barrels be round hoped and except for Pork to De
full head lined and oil PACKAGES 10 be strong Oh The pest
quality and in rscass shipping order and 70 De delivered
at Army Building. such other points In ths CITY OF
required Samples OF al articles except
Pork must accompany proposals $500.
is all bids. Proposals
must be ncosed IL sealed envelopes marked Proposals Tor
Subsistence Further information 20 conditions
N' ' B. DU BARRY,
Major and @. g.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, L. S. LIEF SAvING SERVICE
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT 900

PROPOSALS for the CONSTRUCTION of a
Il LIFF-SAVING STATTON.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
will be received at Office until saturday the l4h day OF
June 1879, for the construction o. mesavng saoh az
Watch HILL r. The building must be finished ready IOr
occupancy o before August 81 1879. 1000
bid be accompanied by bond In tine sum OF SoV
with good and sufficient suretes, eondloned thnt inc
bidder shall enter into contract without delay ana give
bonds he1aithul performance thereon o. may
he required his bid be accepted by deposit OF 5000
currency returned the unslccessfu DID
der after Of the contract and 20 the sccessiu
bidder after ana b, nd for the faithful
thereof shall be approved by the secretary OF the
Treasury. -, oou
be obtained at offices the Collector OF Customs at ov
cDce r. L. and StonnCt0n and New London, Conn., OF Gap
tain H. Merryman. U. s. r. NJ, NO 10 Broadway New
Hunting. superintendent OF le-SaVlng sta
tons Bridgehampton, N " application TO tails
Office .------, ...z.-.
ton Of LlieSaving station at Watch Hill r. II and al
dressed the General superintendent united otales LILO
Saving Service, Washington, ID. c. $1,000. q, j..
The right t. reject any all bids or to waive deects u
rfserved 5. ]. KIMBALL,
Superintendent.
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Che Curt
lce Cream.

EUSSELLS ICE CREAM 81 per gallon
Best IN the city reduction. ~ Bible House, n.
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PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES F(
l. SOLDIERS GRAVES ,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPTIC
y -. q. .L....L ~ !

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 81, 1879 =
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tTipieate are hereby invited
furnishing Headstones for soldiers graves IN trNats
Village and CITY Cemetnes as provided by the law approves
g. 1873 Of which the following IS an eNtraCt
That the Secretary hereby authorized TO eroot
headstOnes the graves of soldiers VINO served IN e E
uar Volunteer Army United states during te war
for the Union and who have been buried in private vag
cemeteries manner provided by ine Jaw
Of March g. 1873, for those inferred in National Military
Cemeteries" am
Specifications describing in detail the standard liked py inc
Secretary blank forms of proposals can De a "
person by letter 10 Captain A hocKWel
a. O. NJ U. g. A. IN charge OF National Cemeteries asnns
SPECIMENS Headsones TO be furnished can be seen at
All lids should be accompanied by good and sufficient
guaranty and will be considered except Tor American
White Marble of the grades named in the specincatons
PROPOSALS should be Enclosed in sealed envelopes ana en-
dsed for Headst0nes" and addressed 10 the u
Designed at whose Office they will be opened IN the presence
ofMdders Monday, June l6 1879 commencing al
~ ordef Of the Secretary Of War.
NJ. G. MEIGS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u r. A
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V'ARRYToWN, n; Y;13M0gUNT HOPE

IIVCfNI1s
In suits or single The house commands view OF tle ~
son fs newly and elegantly furnished and repleo WIN INST
class accommodation grounds extend 70 me Heo oa.
water bathing oath house or sandy Deacl nslng, Do
ng private dock yachting ample ACCOMMODATIONS 10,
families bringing their carriages diagram ul rools anu
infornation ia the premises
NJ n, BARRIERS Co, Projectors
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CENTRAL he ApQUARTEas. STATE OF CONNECTICUT }
Adjutant Generals ONCE Hartford May % ls79S,
CEALED PROPOSALS-ln duplicate, al
- dressed 10 the undcrs Rned, win be received at the
Office. Hartford Conn, unnl IL O'Clock
m on wednesday the 4th day OF June 1879 for the
ing OF two thousand hundred 2tOO) dress mats anu
thousand hundred $500 fatigue caps more OF less Lo
the Connectcut National Guard Samples be seen al me
Office and after Wednesday, May 20
and all proposals is reserved
lou. J,IIy, u
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Adiutant Generals once, HARTFORD May 25 1871
CFALED PROP0SALS-ln duplicate, adj
- dressed 10 The undersigned. will be received AZ the
AdutanGonerals ONCE at Hartford Conn until ~ O'Clock
"wednesday the 4h day Of June, 1879 Tor the furnish
ing twenty five hundred 5Oo uniforms mere OF sS TOT
lie Connecticut Natiola Guard Sample uniforms can DC
seen M t,e Aaintau Office and after WSdnes
day MAY % 1879 The right 10 reject any or al proposals Is
ys.,ssrve1 EDWARD HARLAND AdJutanttseneraL
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houses ano Rooms r1anteb.
Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
NAV y, 1879. :

PROPOSALS to furnish tea, coffee, sugar,
SOAP certain groceries for the OF the United
States Marine Hospitals VIII be received at this ONCE untl
OF June IL next Schedules VIII be furnished by the
Surgeon General Of the Marine Hospital Service.
The United states reserves right reject all
bids. III. T. FRENCH, ASST secretary.
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Brooklpn Real gstdt. for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for house in
il YOrk-A fine three brick house on Chnonave
between Green and Gsiesave Brooklyn grounds
which tasteully laid 5OX2OO Stable III
6ebave Everything in perfect order. with al modern i'm
pTOyements Address OWNEh
Box 2. 1927 New-YOTk Posi- Office.
OSO LOTS in growing neighbOrhood, Brook
EbO Ign. VIII be sold 81 very low figure cash or ono
half cash. rutland & WHITING Beekman-st.
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RECORDED MoRTGAGES

TO Eltlllil
b.st IS l25 10 w OF 2d-ave, 50XlOO.5i Unlte'
stale Loan Commissioners 10 Adam NOehr.''.---
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
wi OPEN FROM 5:30A. N. TO IL p. n.
KLCTORST REET-Neares point for Wall street Ferry.
and with cars FOR South Ferry.
COURTLAN point for Jersey City ni
Communpaw Ferries
Barclay street Ferry TO HOboken ~, -
Railway Ferry.
Point for Desbrosse, street Ferry
Jersey CITY, and connects with for DesbrosSes aaI
East Grand Street Ferries
RIFFCK ER-STREET-Co with cars for East aud
EIGTTG sTRFET-Nearest point Christopher Street
Ferry to Hoboken connecting th cars for Christopher
And East Tenth Street Ferries.
FOiTRTEFNTH. STREE1-Nearestp point 10 Union S1uira
WailaCk's aud LyCeum Theatres Academy OF Music r.
wing Tammany Hais, conn tng with cars Tor EAST
Twenty-th and Thirty-iourtb street Ferries -.
TWEEN -THIRD.ST Nearest point 20 Booths 81
lanes Park Theatres Grand Opera House GilmOres
Garden Masouic Temple, and Fwentytlr street
Ferry TO Jersey city. - . s,,,
uiEIS TIL DIS TI{rET-N Nearest point TO STANDARD
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium aii
San Francisco Minstres connecting with cars Ior Wee
PoRTYS nc y DsTREET-Co with New York Trans
Ter Company's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH SrREEI- ..-.. -. ,,,-o, p,..
TY.EIGHrItSTREEIa Ne3rest polnt 10, Nen'iA f~A
- CONNECTING win OF Bent Line Railroad.
tTE T,ylTII I DISTRICT and EiGHTHANENOE-
For inflow n trans take east side stations.
tor Govvntoyn trains take west side stations -
Trains will JSthst and 6thaye anu ooisc anu 5t
ave. alternately. .,-.... A.. ho,,., =, =. IN o..
''ooa NIL " WIN. X. GARRISON, President
NJ VAN BROCKLIN, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30

vVHE PARSONS HOUSE. Colebrook, n. H.,
will opened for guests June scenery unsurpassed
excellent trout fishing lovely drives ten miles from ceic
brated Dexvle Notcn pleasantr resort In Ne~hanlp
mir. ,e.,,s moderate Address l.. f. BAILY,
shh'i '0'"' '"'"N''N' COlebrook. N. III.
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Ccnnirn properin 60 Eet

A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE to let for
~ the SUMMER located IN the village OF LenOx Mass.
Apply TO Miss T.. WILLIAMS,
Berkshire Mass.
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WATER GAP HOUSE !

w DILAWARE WAIKN UAP, PFsNN" -
Opn from June 10 Novembcr buildings large anu very
comrete with All modern improvements Pas water anu
electric bells throughout finest scenery In Tue country WIN
nent ounortutes hsalthful recreation; rates re-
Sd ~ and ais per week: three and hslt hours from
Nv. York via Barclay and Chr st0pher sta.
"'i " T. " BRODiIEAD * BRO. PropretOrs-
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Gin propertn 90 Get.

DARTiES desiring convenient fire-proOf
rooms for storage OF purposes with Croton water
heat cheap rents please apply at the office OF
iEe COOPER UNION.
TNO LET or LEASE.-The 3l2 story shop or
4 fPctOry building $50 Csnalst West; immediate
possession $500. Apply 10 AMBROSE X ELY, los
COld-st.
rVO RENT-A desirable apartment, fur
nshed Kitchen, for the Summer 5h-aye, between
10Th aud I6tiists. Address j. j. C.. Tribune ONCE.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nr,y YORK June l3-BEEVES-focepts were l59 cars OF
G5 G0tn-t. add - cars at Jersey CITY Ia
iudng the cars helu back "Wednesday. TOTAL since at
nray 1884 head AGAINST O2 head for The sP0nns
About 60 CARLOADS OF The Ncsh
AZ GOtA for sale which at least 20 cars
more than the demand called for This resulted
in a slow dragging market, while prices declined
siroag &c. per u and then clearance was
The quality much Inferior TO that OF Wedncs
dy number Of Coarse Texas and Colorado stlers
we're the offerings Al Jersey city Decent To Cool
sold about well Wednesday, and IN
fact al grades Of Cattle opened good but Uolosdos and
sers were weak close and generally fraction
ne % choicest Cattle shown here to-day were carload
Of Extra Illinois steers which Messrs. Coney q
Mcpherson were holding at l0Lc; also the lot OF as
head averaging 1889 a. reserved by Mr. Eastman for
mort alive reported 10o 10 dress 81 n. The Scar
ot OF Texas sters sold at ssao 70 dress 90 and
Colorado Native bers went from 6 10 vlc, with the
exceuon OF light Mixed Colorados and Texans
80 10 dress SO n Common TO Choice Corn fed Gait G
sc 10 drsss o. 70 loc- 70 dfess 81 D. Several
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ErRnprAN NfARKErs.

LONDON June l3.-Iu the Mncng Lane markets the sup
plies have generally exceeded tic demand. Prices sho" no
tendency Improvement ana business continues yoD un
sette Ncss Ildia sugar met with more inquiry
INFgP1ol. June !3-Pur1-Puuc Mess f.asietn. steady
al 30 Western dull at 80. Bacon 60 Cumberland cut
Scanv a Short Rad steady at y 6Lonr Clear steady az
ad Short Clear steady 30 1lB HaWs-Lorg cat steady az
40. shoulder steady Beef-lufia Meas steady at
II Extra dIl 81. PRIME Mess steady AZ 10,
ilp!-prme Western steady ~ SO. TaOW-Pimo City
stsaiv az So. THrpeutuc-Spyls steady at = b hosn -
common duh 3D. Fiuc steady 80 lObd CheeseAmercan
Choice dull AZ 30 new Ltrd OH steady At 3D. Flogr-EAa
state duh at % Cd Wheat-Sprnz No 3, dul ~ lodi NO
? spring, dull At std Nov western Winter anl, at
Mixed. steldv 40 ~ 81. per ceDfl Old Mixed dull at
"A per GENITAL Cotton seed bl-lcOw American. steady
gt DO Common, 90 iGnfon. steady "A al. luf
peutfe-~ irits ~ London. dull az n 81.
LIVERPOOL June l3-i2JO .. m.-Bccf ~ per ucrce Tor
Prime Mess Cheese. SOD cwL tor the best grades Of
American. 49,, nd. , 49,.
lyERPOol, June 3-l:3o p 49, Brcadsufs quiet and IN.
receipts Wheat tnJ three days aero
ia 900 c-ntals including Il7OUO oeutas Amen an. Tho
market FaDrcd Mane scr Is easier bnt NOS
qu0taby lower $780,.
gal ~lirlis at Petroleum 4atd. Ter gal
IoSoV June l} j}J Lirsoel on, 81 ~ Def ton.
ASTwi.r june ls.-Pcirolcum, 20l names Tor nnr pale
BssES june 10. Petroleum mark 70 pfcuniEs.
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prrruo June l3-Elour I'm good inquiry AZ frm pr.cc-
Cfg Ground IN best demand sales $40 hhis. Mir.t -
Market dll; demand very hghu prices unusually nm
Ir. ne Idy sales ol BOO bush kansas 40 ilc oats u
laf inquiry dealers firm aut pr cfs -ehy ss or leo
h1-h. SOP Chicago; 1000 bush. W AhWaatee -
demand prices Irn and UNCHANGED otAsf 200 n
unchanged. Canal Efclshs stra.v aud uufNaTgtNf NlIa
40; Corn. Pc Railroad ftriElts qAet h.in.Aa..y
Wheat -c.. Com. aBcf oats "c., 90 SO Ml'la.
- bod, AGO.. June l3.-FlOuT steady and uHcl1nCi hnnf
Irregular and dull. cash higher AM options p.c.i -.
chicago Al na0 - uJit cash anf June Fc Ju . r
August No do ,3dS31c. Rejected. CSC tOru dul lut
shade lower az Sdb0ab'IC. CASH % as. &c. Jut 80
3-i-e August Rejected, . Sc oats IN i1lr demand bgt
and unchanged. Barley steady ana nrhlnr-L
Pork dull, weak ann wer az 80 - cash - -Jl.' n -
cafh 622 az cJuy; So &c August Buk Meals steady
and unchanged. Whisky steady amt unchanged at II 90.
Freights-COn TO Buffalo. 2c; Wheat do gao Egts higher
CNCiSSAu June I3.-Ilour firm aud unchanged Wheat
higher choice White 81 10 Red 81 IS Cpn quiet NJ"
Mixed, 3sd33c oats dul and Ralc lover rye ~ goot
G GsnS WsISy 5a Il o. Pors held Al 40 20 Isri
n iair demand DC Bulk Meats Id lair demand and un
Bacon strong shoulders i.c. short NIB 5sqJ@c short
~ g0as5 40; IAght IS 5Ods3 IS Heavy, - 70as5 -
Selected So 00ds 90 receipts. 1000 head shipments 20
DErRou June lS-Flour firm and good demand ,sle :.
400 bbls White IS Is Wheat easier Extra Mhte Mehl.
sssnd AZ u osSi lns8si 81 Oh; No Milling eli o. y
Amber 81 10 asked. Corn quiet very htte dong 10
a soT oa lac scaree and strong no White size bid No.
2 do S6c.; No Mxed, SIC bid, No do, SIC. Clover
seed-Prime. - 76 Choice - So kssopts-Fioar LUZ
bush sblpmenis-Fiour. AGO bblA Wheat $4,000 BUSH
0MmwsUSxE June i3.-Plour quiet Wheat opened 1rm.
No / Milwaukee Hard ~ 90. No. do, ~ 02s cash
sad June y9Sc July; oise., August; No do o.'se
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Ter FOrH H.re,. ,es5s.s uit RqnrDlH.
-
FRIDAY, June -. 1870.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-Only Jobbng sales reported at 4sai4c Tor
p0ts. aud 6d6l4c. Tor Pearls. ..-.., 80
HEESWAA-QulCt Jud uuChaugtl at @i4zi+2c' LOT "'H-
and southern
CANDLE~-In the usual iobbng sale
COAL-AuthIIcite a. fair sale ana the late advances
have become generally esaDshed the offerings iOI prompt
delivery rather limited quoted - 4Ods5 per ton Dy He
cargo BiiuuliuOus though Uuct, remains nru
COoPFRAGE ~TDCk-kCUaIns quiet, but steady
CORDAGE-A further revision has taken place as follows
Corage sizes above IL thread and LAY an iiId
Rome 2Lc.: j. td - in. DAM, l5c; ina anu una "a
i'm and 5e IN dam) l3tc C0rdage bolt rope yarns lac;
ina and tad loo Whale Lines lio; Tara M0ula, lzc
Fine Tafred Manila IIth Yarn. l5pC; Sisa Rope. sizes
above ina and Hay and HIDE Rope lOge; II td g H.
diam aud y tld IN. ana "a H. dtnl ~ ~
'Inrd ~isa Iath Zoe; Navy Oakum I+2c; United
States navy OIkum. S'ic; Best Oahum Toe.
COFfEl-iio quiet and unchanged at I@lt &c, TOT
Cargoe- stock here SIM 36e19 bags; hld Grades were
quet and unchanged; Sale, 500 BAGS tHouta Maao9u,
and = rag. s1,aua. private termsi Mardcaibo II
lBc.. Java 2B0IJts ~aFaulla AZ '4D 10 &c
CUIION-~UOt Cotton was quiet ana llc. lower. safes
3- bae- al os .umug. Receipts az the ports to-day l23
bales .iNi this day last week ana IVJ4 last wear
since september J. 400 iO bales against iIo5.J3l sdi1e
InLnI -
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In London the Manchester failures and the fears
of future cmbaFrassments, together with n better
demand for money, have depressed British securi-
ties. United States bonds also are lower But
American railway securities have followed the
tone Of the home market Bar silver declined TO
81 l2d but recovered, and to-day is quoted 52l21.
per ounce At yesterdays regular weekly meeting
interest was maintained ut per cent, against
lsi the figure at which three-mOnths bills are dis
counted IN the outside market. The Bank of Eng
land gained f320, 900 bullion during the fiscal week,
supplemented by further gain to-day of 100000.
The following the highest and lowest prices of
securities for the week, and the closing sales to-
night and week ago:
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June l8 me Tfncgin rs financial article
The rates N discount "hditl' ~ tag CON- n,W orr now
better than OUTS. AZ Paris brussels bcrir Frankfort
uarAc There is ample cydour 'l stO@ tIai although me
nlat's supply Oforrv 'o1 "aDy less than DO was BIZ
tculy higher atc sn t1se existing here ir money are ~
d.. cont Impossible .
Io,noN irpc l-I go NJ. =. bonds, four and hat
irr cents -l f1ur per cot TO- ry coupon; NCv ives.
1859: Erie Railway shares - b, Illinois Central ~S Read
Co.. H.tlr ad. 20 D.
IDNpus June 49, %. m-IOnsOls. $3.50 for both money
and T. = bor tour cents OB'. Sew lives,
lGy2: NvWersry Central coIsg Jd2 Pcunsi vaHla Cen.
trai, New ID Central ,blc. The amount of bullion
into tnn EtuH .t tr1it Ui balance tohn ~ AlOu.t
rcftcs no ll6 francs 20 cen
time. for Tic IrC'uut.
l"NfU, frff l'- lrcr rs CU"'fl 'i v2'2t nor o1uc'
Paws 'yt mango LonI0u, p francs 81 D. cen
fte checks.
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Government bonds during the week were less
firm, and the new per cents declined from 100 < to
IO2i. il,s FROM frGl2 to lGGls, and >, Of 1881 %
1882. To-day, however, there WAS recovery OF
I.pcrccnt for the Is with sales at Tie Board OF
tjlj.OOO coupons and $4,000 rgatercI. DIS
tIict OF Columbia 3-GJs were almost neglected,
with the extreme range of prices between e''s aud
SILL Last Monday the Treasury az Washington
began the exchanging of i per cent bonus
for the per cent relund.ug certificates,
aud mp 20 this date Sl3,0U0,O0o OF the
certificates have bccl received al the Department
for SUCH exchange. The following an. the highest
ard lowest prices Of bonds f'rthe week and the
closing sales to-day and week ago.
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addition to what has been said already in our
weekly review The same general features pre-
vailed, and the majority of the business done was
confined 10 the few leading specialtes. But 1t may
be remarked that, il all signs do not FAIL the day
has witnessed some heavy realizations aud a fair
distribution of stocks to the smaller operators.
The opening was strong all around, and the
prices were well maintained at abont
their highest figures until late in the day.
when there was general yielding, the
small recovery from which was Significant
of nothng-if not of desire TO hold the market Tor
further sales tomorrow morning The total trans
actions amounted TO 161 ,295 shares, against l03,-
900 yesterday. The prominent stocks IN the deai-
ings were the NOrthwesterns. ST. Paul common,
Union Pacific and Lake Shore, all OF which closed
lower than first prices; and st. Paul preferred Dea-
ware. Lackawanna and Western, and Enc, which
showed small gains at the end but were 4 10 8 per
cent below the best figures of the day.
The market closed weak.
STOCK Markell
daTepOTfed JgLte cold ant stock IeisJTtoh compthL
tSaIe. ii.
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-ItI HUIF UItItIa
CDgOA-Quict aBd unchanged.
CHICCDI.N-t Unchanged.
Bank %. 40. Massachusetts SnTe Mackerel sGT@-
10 . do. 5000 so; No 3 DO, Sass 80 NO. ltiuhs
laaltc sealed Il dlsc Labrador ~ 2jas1 40 fot''hu
-4ati 30. . ,
FIJTR AND MEAI-FLOUR-N Market without decided
c uge moderately active export anu fair Jobbing tao
ooud. Iow and wanted safes ZoVuv
nile urudng g. 500 CITY Mil Extra, West Indies, -
- 20 5000 bbs Minnesota Extra *id$1 Is for he"h0e
range including parcels for last halt June and fret ha july
mainly 81 rs 400 bhls. Winter Wheat Ehra q '2e
~ 75 1900 bbls. Low EIua. - eodsi ,on t
cludiug 1000 bbl-. Wisconsin for July at about
20 % $50 bbls. superhne 81 4VstS 10; and p eo9
bills for export Quotations.; No 2. " iOata 10
SupernHe rs 4Odr3 IS Common To Far Lhtra state.
:. ppr+i 10: GOOD TO Fancy do l5ds5 75i Common 70
ood Extra Wesern IS % Choice Fancy do, 81 80
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TILE GRAIN TRADE.

ilyFgro,i- Juno ia leading circular The
Grain have lrtu firm tis week, pVt IN. ctYH. At
this rsrr.rf to-day. h.c qui 80 most branches The
.iIge the ify tr h' p- quJi
iir. W.l trans cI.J'- onro,f no fl rates s'c
uIrJ.r some tu.sdh GyrS -Four vs stetly. with
nIl business In Cora, there Was tr sale "a the currcn
rias If Tuesday,.
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GoodOrdlnarv......

Strc Good ORDINARY l.is Mitdlns..-.. .f.-.l- =
tufnrrs fairly active closing 20 10 - hi7 .'"cl o'
N, early aud 10 "a - pJuts over fcI The ator mo 1s
last evening 10000 bales IOday-trrt tal-JuF' l-.ao
Au.u.f LOO 800: september, l2GI 100, lbOi D,t"'
Der il.il lI7J November II - DeceuDer liz i9IS
bales Second CalJuly, l2ob l-'t Aut4et' Iv4'
~ September. 1856, l2JJ October ll.bb NOFcilyye'
l1G; December Ills January, III total aSV' ps5 s
Third CaI-Iuy. 1870 August, 1895 lZb5 l5Di 80
iIg1 september, I25l 1880. l2l9 October l03 II %
iIt0 lIGI: November. l2I ll.20i Deccmbtr ILL :
total 100 bales Also today June, at l2Ig Jui l-5i
I24s August. l207al3lOi -eptember To- <O5, We
tolrt lL04all12. November, ll.-J4 ll,oO iJceIIpe
lLl7aII2li January, ll2ji total slJoO Daesi sr4hi
fntoI ll.t 200 bale, Futures closed barely steady:
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ANrf-O June i.C 0Fnr rkef animated prs, very
fra 100 Good fir.t 59UOdGOJO reis 10 hllDs TX.
clauecOu LONDON. l9i.d.
tAI,- Julr CUtc market animated price, adj
vIucuz superior santos $500 1000 res PEI lpkiJ+
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OPTICAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EXCHANGE SAFES
FRIDAY. JUNE 49, 1879.
Asrcported on the Gold and stock etegT1pa o.
GOVERNMENT ST0CK DEPARTMENT.
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FIRST CALL-l04 OCH
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Total Shares sold Tor ne week B5iUIf
There is little To say OF t0-dIys stock market in
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The following were the receipts aud shipments az
and from Chicago aud Milwaukee to-day. as re-
ported ny telograph:
Receipts shipments
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The following SHOWS the imports of dry goods ut
the port OF Ncw-Yrrk FOR the week emitting today
and since january I, as compared with the cor
responding period, 90 previous years:
For fhc week: 1877. 1879. 1879.
Euter,., at tr ro.t .... s--5 800 s7Ga2O1 S-gt3u5
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