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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
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MEDICINE.

No preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures, or maintained SO
wide a reputation as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Its long continued series Of
wonderful cures in all climates has made
it universally Known as a safe and relia.
BILE agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the fore runners of more
serious disorder. 1t acts speedily and surely
always relieving suffering, and often saw
ing life. The protection it affords, by its
timely use in the throat and lung disor-
ders of children, makes it an invaluable
remedy to be kept always on hand in
every home. No person can afford to be
without it, and those who have once used
it never will. From their knowledge of it's
composition and effects, Physicians use
the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively iu
their practice, asd Clcr0ymen recommend
Il. 1t 10 absolutely oertain in its
dial effects, and will always cure whore
cures afs possible.
So1 sAIs ~ Az D1AInas.
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Low TO Plant and low tho yarlelles
Adapted 10 Our Pratries.
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The advantages of these Lines are
l. If the passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West and North West. he can
ipuy ms tickets via some one of this Company's
INES and be sure of reaching his destination
BY 1T OR ITS CONNECTIONS
2. The greater part of Its lines are laid with
steel Rails its road bed is perfect.
8. 1t IS the short line between all important
points.
4. Its trains are equipped with the westins-
mouse Air Brake. Miller's Platform and Couplers
and the latest improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience
s. 1t is the only Road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs.
s; 1t is the only Road running the Pullman
falace Sleeping Cars either way between
Chicago and St Paul. Green Bay, Freepot. La Crosse
Whona, Dubuque. McGregoe, Milwaukee.
4, No road offers equal facilities in number
OF through trans, equipped with Pullman Pal
ace Sleemng Cars.
s. 1t makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points.
tn popularity of these lines is steadily in
creasing and passengers should consult their i'll
terest by purchasing tickets via this line.
Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canadas.
Remember. You ask for your Ticke,s via the
Chicago & North-W Western Railway, and take
none other.
For Information, Folders. Maps, &C.. not OBJ
talnable at Home Ticket Office, address any
agent of the Company or
MARVIN HUGHITT. W. n. STENhETI,
Geni Manager, Chicago, III. GenI Pass. Agent.
Chicago, IN.
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The name Of the company is The Continental,
y u located lii New York City.
Inc amount OF It's capital stock Is 81, OOO. OOO. 90
OOO, OO0 w. w.
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INSURANCE.
Statement Of tho Condition
Or THE
CONTINENTAL
G. MPAN
On tie ast day Of January, 1879.

The name. OF the company IL Tho Continental,
Insurance Company.
Il lh - a aoSa1sa ~ !. y; New y, City.
The amount OF It's capital stock paid up il ST..
OOO.0O0 10. '
the ASSETS OF the COMPANY ARE A. FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and In the hands of
agents or other persons. .......... 500, 783. O8
lteal estate unincuMOcred ............ 10000 90
us. Stocks and Bonds owned by the
company, to wit 4. 4Oi. 1921 10
Loans on bond and mortgage being
first lien on unlncumbcred real es-
tate. worth S$l. s97. i25..-..".... COS. 700. %
Debts for premiums. .............. 1893. 81
AL o'hci s"cuti'ies. 35,8O0. "
Total .ss ,ss7,7 III. "a
LIABILITIES.
Reinsurance 81 ON 9aa 9,
Losses adjusted and not due ......... So''sSs. Is
Losses unad1usted. .......... o5.935. %
Losses III suspense waiting for fur
Alother claims against Tie company 5l,Soi q
Total liabilities 81. 2s9,3I9 At
The greatest amount insured IN any
one $25.OOO. 90
STATE na;ns OF !, + York;
Geo. 4: Hope: President, and Cyrus Peck, Sec
rotary OF tile Continental Insurance Company,
De ig au!y sworn: depoSe and say, that the fore
affairs, Of said company, according to the best
Of his Information. knowledge and belief that
avS sa'a ar INSURANCE. rs. ! aa company is the bona iidc
lars, OF actual cash capital, Invested in the
state ana United states stocks and bonds. or
bcred and worth double the amount for which
the same Is mortgaEed and they are the above
pany.
GEO. r. HOPE, President.
CYRUS PECK. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this Sd day
[seall JOHN n. OAKLEY,
Notary Xi r%sl e..
y:mk nHD1 =, r, March GTrbc r 1877. ,ss
tory Of Dakota, do hereby certify that the fore
Sf' tie e condition Q siHe ala Of fG tire C sSRX OF tne f fnsaraece
January, 1879, and now on lie IN my onice.
Deputy Auditor.
THE rE Aaai,o4's o %E cDnAkorA,{
p;a91y. 10 located Nel in the city of New York and
sworn statement of its condition on the LIST
day OF January, A. ID. 1879. In accordance with
the provisions Of an act of the legislative as
sembly of the Territory of Dakota, relating to
insurance companies, approved February 10Th,
Whereas, On examination of the sworn state
ment OF SAD company filed in this office, | find
that the SAID insurance company Is possessed of
quired by law.
Therefore. /, i. A. Sherman, Auditor of Dakota
Territory, do hereby certify that said insurance
company is duly authorized 10 transact the bust
ness OF Fire insurance IN said territory, for the
year endlng Dec. 3lst, 1879, by agents properly an.
pointed.
GEO. w. ROBERTS. Agent.
YanktOn d. r.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
1879. ' "a ~
[seal] f. A: SHERMAN, Auditor,
BY L.. NJ. PURDY, Deputy.
GEO. w. ROBERTS,, Agent.
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E1rnEss. sxrH.as
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
/. AtCouncil Bluffs (U. P. Transfer) with Union
Pacific railroad for Omaha and all points West,
with Kansas City. st Joe & Council Bluffs rail-
road for st. LOUIS and all points South, and all
lines diverging from q. r. Transfer.
2. AT Missouri Valley with the Chicago d
Northwestern railway for Chicago and all points
East.
3. At Sioux City with the Sioux City & ST. Paul,
Illinois Central ana Dakota Southern, steamers
with stages for all points in the Northwest.
q. AT blair with Omaha G. Northwestern rail-
road for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
5. At Fremont Neb with Union Pacific rail-
road for all points west and the Pacific coast.
6, At Wisner with stages for Norfolk and all
poins in Northern Nebraska.
Be Sure your Tickets read via. Sioux City
and Pacific Railroad.
+. c. HILLS, p. Z. ROBINSON.
~ superintendent. Asst. Genl Pass. Agt.
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
w. WELLS, General Agent, Sioux City.
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COURT CALENDAkS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHANBERs-Hel by Judge Pot
terNos. 40. Al "a, rs. yG. 49, ia l53 1874 225 24A
2i5, 2+I $50. 251. 253. 254. 1855 $50.
SUPREME CoUGr-GENEitAL 1ERM.--Adjourned
til september1
SUPREME CouRr-CfRcurr-Parts 1 and 9-Ad-
journcd tor the term.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .--Adiourncd sine
de-
SUPERIOR CoURr-GEsERAL TRRM.-Adjourned sins
de
SUPERIOR CorRr-SPrcIAL TFRM--Hcd by Judge
Trccdnan.--Court opens at II NJ. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr-rgLAL TERss--Parts 1, 2 and g.
Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-drSER,L TEnM.-Adjourned sins
die.
COMMON PLEAs-SpECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Larremore.--Court opens ut eleven A. NJ. No day
calendar.
COMMON PLrAs-EouIry TERM. Adjourned for the
term.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TEnNs-Parts and Add
iourned for the term.
MARtNE CouRr-IRIAL rERMs--psrts l, q and a.
Adjourned for the term.
CorRr OF GfNERaL sEssIoSs--Part Held BY
Judge Cowing.-rhe People VS.. William Smith, rob-
berry Same W.. Patrick Costello, felonious assault
and battery; same Va. William Baier, felonous
sault and battery, same Henry Davis. burglary;
Same VS. James Prial and Danel Cullen, larceny
from the person; Same vs.. Jeremiah Murphy and
jeremiah ONcil. larceny from the person. Same vs.
George Marsh grand larceny; Same vs.. Henry
Drlen, grand isrcenyj Same vs.. Timothy Qninlsn.
grand larceny.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

meeting Of the creditors OF Police Commissions
De Witt C. Wheeler held yesterday at the ONCE
Of Register Dwight to elect assignee in bank.
ruptcy. Eighteen claims aled. amounting to
$l0o.3s9 ~. OF which the following were ths
largest. w. Ter, of Carlisle, Pa s21, GAG ~;
Importers and Traders National Bank, $l4.2o0;
Kautze Brothers, $i2,994; john II. Browning.
$S,953 10; Chatham National Bank. $5.<00 bank Of
North America. 81. 200; Bank OF Commerce. $500;
william Dowd. $4,000; Daniel II. Mills x345O IS; II.
ID. Cooke. Jr., Co.. $3,50O: Augustus kountxe.
S3O19
The vote for assignee For Albert G. Aubery,
G.: James W. Boslcr, Z, and James y. Leeds, 1. The
Register decided that there choice. and sp-
pointed John II. Platt the official assignee. 1t WAS
however. understood that the appointment of Mr..
Plat not to be pressed for the present pending
pr iccedings in composition Mr. Wheeler having
offered to pay the creditors ten per cash in set
Element of their claims ~ ainst him.
Martin Fischer made an assignment yesterday 10
George r. Nevin. giving preferences for 81. 1857 40
In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday sched-
ules were filed in the assignment of stephen L. Mer.
chant and Francis q. W. Bellows, comprising the
firm of y. l.. Merchant Co.. to John O. Mshen
The liabilities stated at $35.634 l6; nominal
sets at $G6397 70; real assets ut S<.0l7 ~.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES
LowER--rLoUR sTEADYwHEAT LOWER
CORN QUIET-oATs DULL-wHIsKEY NOM
NAL PORK QUIET--LARD EAsfER--sPIRITs
TURPENTINE NoMrNAL--RosIN NOMINAL
COFFEE FIRM-sUeAR FIRM-PETRoLEUM
QUIET. -., lN
THUnsDAY July 17--G p. NJ.
Business was moderate IN most kinds Of merchan.
disc, but the markets were steady in nearly ali
cases. save for few speculative commodities. Dry
goods remain quiet but steady. Drugs In fair re-
quest quinine still bringing the advanced prices be-
fore quoted. q result. IL is claimed OF removal of
the duty. On Change -four was steady. Wheat was
dull and lower. Corn without decided change
Oats dull whiskoy easy. Pork quiet. lard easier.
Cotton the spot unchanged, futures closed lower
Groceries firm. OILS and petroleum were quiet
Naval stores we're dull aud nominal
Corrrs.--Thc market for Rio quiet, but drm We
note of 1000 bags Rio others aud $50 bags do
ex Orient Star. both private terms We note the ar.
rival of the Sirius with 2s35t bags Rio and s4e bags
santos Total 29ooO bags. Mid coffee was steady and
obags Caracas saudry vessels sold private terms
We quote Ordinary, HE. fair do. i3Nc; good do
lee Santos fair To good. is.c &c., ninety days; Java,
sinraporc iec l7c.; ceylcn. fsc iec.; Maraeaibo
14i.c.; 81 Domingo, ioacs iii,c; Porto Rico i5c.
ie,sc, Costa Riea. lac i7c; Mexican, i4c a ibisc
Angcs,uta, Zoe re; ssvsnfns, isc ai7c. Curacao,
UofroN on the spo, was duh Al Unclaimed prices Fu
turs ssvsss were Irregular with the lowest sales chow.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JULY ls 1s7s-TRIPLE SHEET

quiet Refined ruled dull and nominal We quote Fair
refining. 69se. do. sac. - i6c Cuba centrifuga in
bids boxes and bags "a I'fe,; DO molasses, in shds
kehned-Cut loaf sac crushed. SIS powdered, So;
graduated Lie ss5ac.i on do Life confeclisn
white q. 7se. 7zsc yellow do 65sc 7ssc; olcr
grades inc nding C's, 6aac. 694c.
TALLow-Receipts41 tierces and ga bbls The market
WAS easier and 4lshhds sold at l5loc
but closed hrmer and 73 bbs sold the closing prices
being 81 06ta AxtU7
for grain charierng tonnage. with good demand
To Liverpool, per steam. 5000 bushels grain.
l3Uid 1000 bushels grain, last evening I'D cheese,
27s I'd 3os, and provisions. 25s Bristol. steam $50
boxes cheese. 4os Hull steam, $500 bushels grain.
500 bbls. do. Is I'd Glasgow. steam. 5000 bushels
grain private terms Charters A British bark. hence
TO Altoona. 400 quarters grain. A.. I'D hence
to Cork for orders 400 quarters do. August Loading,
6s I'd. one, 5000 quarters do hence United King.
dom direct As another $500 quarters. same voyage,
Is; British bark. hence to Cork Tor orders
quarters do hence to United Kingdom direct As Nor
wegian bark, $500 quarters do. hence Cork for
order 5s 3D. Austrian bark. 1000 do. do hence Cork
for orders 5s British bark qast evening" 500 do do,
hence tn Cork for orders As sd British bark dast
ng hence to east coast Ireland 1900 do do. rs. I'D
Italian a bark, philadelphia to Cork for orders.
Continent, 400 quarters IS I'D; steamer. voy
5000 quarters do. S. 3D. Italian bark hence TO
alexandria, $1,000 cases refined petroleum 27kc one
hence to Hamburg. $500 bbls. do, Is. sd. German
bark 1000 do. do. hence TO United Kingdom.
direct. Is I'd. Norwegian brig. hence GottenDurg
s.. 800 bills do. at IS. Sd Swedish bark hence Ant
werp or Bremen with refined petroleum at Is British
Germnn ship from Philadelphia for Genoa with 10000
cases rehnod petroleum ON private terms
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Still More Active
and Buoyant.
MONEY CHEAP ON CALL.
Governments in Active Demand
and Higher.
NALL STREET.

1 F
THURSDAY, July 17--6P. NJ.
The rising tide. which for some days past has been
floating the granger stocks toward higher figures.
ran with stronger current than ever this morning
During early hours both the St. Psuls and North
Westerns and particularly the common stock OF the
latter. surged up if there such thing as
high water mark possibility Of an ebb sue
eeeding to the dow which had set In. Later on.
when prices commenced to fall. it became question
whether the tide might not recede after all. and
whether in fact specua in these shares had not
been carried to the crest of the wave. There was
to believe so. from the fact that many of the
large buyers Of these stocks sellers to-
day. We have, occasion to believe that some
twenty-five thousand to thirty thousand shares
of the Northwest common stock were sold
out to-day by friends of the road not because they
have lost faith in the value of the property. but
because. upon the principle of bird in the hand
being worth two in the bush. present profits were
inviting than prospective That the present
prices of the granger stocks not exorbiant. in
spite of the very manifest manipulation Of the last
few days. is evidenced by the fact that during the
lull which at present exists between the transpora
ton of the old crop and that of the the earn
ings of the Northwest road for the past two weeks
have exceeded those of last year by $50. 800. while
those of st. Paul for the second week in July
ahead Of the same time last year by $34.034.
Nevertheless, prices to-day bordered suspiciously
upon those of topnotch description. is
inferred from the fact that the sudden upward
burst in Northwest common early in the day was
altogether mechanical, and was undo ubtedly en-
gneered for the sole purpose of making market to
sell In the rest OF the list there half holi
day. Lake Shore and Delaware and Lackawanna
were shade stronger, the Hannibal and st. Joseph
stocks Arm and the remaining speculatives without
especial feature. At the Mining Board stocks were
duh and dropping. The speculation in Bertha and
Edith the prominent one and that in Leadvle
next in order at declining figures. At the Stock
Exchange proper prices were better at the end and
tho market closed with the undertone of
strength which has been its for several
months past.
The following table displays the extreme fuctua-
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remains per cent British consos and United
States bonds rm tho former selling ct 81 l5-l6
for both money and the account. and the latter at
lo4sl for new fours. lOsh 1oo4 for AS and
1863 for fves. Among American railway securities
Erie common advanced to 2sA and preferred to g.
while the new second consols and funded hves
manned steady at ~ and 7Sz. respectively; Illinois
Central rose per cent. to 81 and reacted to sOs;
Pennsylvania sold up to Az; Reading rose to 10
and returned to 1914; New Jersey Central advanced
to 81 and do. consols to io11l. At Paris the per
cent rentes ST. &c., and the of exchange
on London has been reduced to est 2shc. The Bank
OF France lost specie to the amount OF csc. 0Oof
during the past week.
Foreign exchange in this market is duh. The fol-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

cotton-Futures firm; uplsnds. low middlinr clause.
clause Angus, and September deliver. sd "p
lands low mddling clause sepsmSer and October de.
and November delivery, siod. upIands, low middns
low middlinE clause October delivery 27-s2d.
sss per cwt Tor the best grades Of
Pioducc-Common rosin, As
Western dull At l6s Bacon-Cumberland cut dull 27s
short rio dull a us Sd long clear dull at aos sd short
Shoulders dull u, 2os Cd Bsef--india moss none in
n"%s in market mess Lsrsfrms Western dull mess; At
a.. I'd Tsilow.r,ime 10. city dull a. a BIS
at As. 3D. nne nrmcr at lis sd CheessAmercan choice
nrmer at sts Lard oil steady at SIS fourExrs state
At So lid; new Western winter dull 3D. winter
southern dull =, es "a Corn-M xed duh As I'D
steady at 2ss Rosn-Common, London. steady at Is cd
Turpentine-spirits. London, steady At 2is I'D
Loxpos. July I7-5PM
Produce Refined petroleum. 6lsd per gallon spirits
Of petroleum. I'D 7hd per gallon Llnseed oil.
f27 los. por ton. = - -
wilcox's lard closed at SAT soc per 100 kos
wileox's lard closed at AT 25c. per 80 kilos.
FINANCIAL
LoxpoS July l7-4PM
The statement OF the Bank Of England shows an In
cc"sos 81 Is is for both money and the account, The
proportion OF the Bank OF England reserve 30 liability,
which las, week WAS "a Ills per cent. Is 55Aa
United States bonds new hyes.. losss. Erie Railway
New Jersey Central, 81 Reading. ivi..
Paris advces quote three per rentes Sf sUc for
the account.
PARIS July IL. 1879.
Exchange on London. 25f 2e,se. for checks
The statement OF the Bank Uf France shows decline In
specie for the week OF l l ,ODOf
LoSpos, July i7-5 r. w.
Erie Railway shares. PSI.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to day Is f3"up.
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-, GALvEsvos July IL. 1873.
ilsc good ordinary lie. Net receipts IL bales stock
Nrw ORLEANS July II. 1879.
drs e sood Lev %is
gross 81 Exports to Great Britain. 675. Sales, zoos
last evening, 800 Stock, 1871.
Cotton nominal; mddng L slc.; low ndding lissc.;
good ordinary lie Net receipts 20 bales Stock, 2,4so.
SAVANNAH July II. 1879.
Ordinary. Las Ne. receipts. 80 bales Exports coast
Cotton dull, nominal; mddiins. ii.e low middiing
ilac; good ordinary, Ike Net receipts bales stcck
WILMINGTON, July IT. 1879.
Spirits Of turpentine steady at 26c Resin quiet and
:asssy u S good strained " III Gruae
j. arm bid Corn quiet, D prime white Sse
=, OswEGo July H. 1879;
s,, :ns
Sa1 .s 81 .4 Ss H.
nd to aa and 4 C New York
sSs,Sn sS New York zoe and
Sssn' es.
bbs.; wheat. 200 bushels; lumber, 572.Ooo feet
BUFFALO. July II, 1879.
5% 'ss Of $50 es in .Sy fair Mr. %nE re-
bushels S.. sssef 's!: s
sss.ss f s.isy fs s~:
to Eastern parties at unchanged prices: Other
on aud & 3" son spsf
ssanF C. .1a rail to RsasD ws- &c
Flour $40 bills wheat 1900 bushels; corn 23s cog
bushels. corn 1900 DO oats: y DO ooS a.
corn, 1900 DO rye DO whess LocEport 4s6
So By c rsiir9 GA 4lso sSs wheat 500
witt. active 400 1ss
S sSss s new or g s "a 'A Corn
Ssy S high no %A Ss
%sna: Ss iwSs, s7Sse. 10, DO, sss; Ne mixed
win ho ssirss
DBL T su:ass SOY sS
mono; corn. 800 bushels; oats, 800 do.
Whoa. dull and weak. No. ~h nSt sssis ssy Il ss
do 81 v3 do ~ 10; amber Michigan spot, 81 Ue
winters spot
@ ss. s%Ss tsIa lyxi
No, 2. spot, july and August; ss,4c Oats dnll NJ.
xHsa'' q o Corn dull hsI mixed ssAs
Ssiss sors Do do Ship
CINCINNATI July IL. 1879
smell soc u H
a. full prices 4oc Ale Oats steady with fair demand
PORK dull isSs!ss y LARD n fair ds%snd cur:
ssns %. .s ssa an ss and | .ss
xasa;s ;SoI. clear sss E.esn IN GOOD ds%.ad :Sosi
Whisky ',ron. with good demand and tending upward
7 Ss. n light and
sssfn nor ss Sasehsf Syn. = . rsssip
625; shipments, 40
CHICAGO. July ~. 1879
Flour and firm. Wheat in good demand but
lower: No Chicago spring 81 cash. ys3+c July. ss7sc
August and September No do S4isc S,c cash S4iac
y4ssc July and August; sales at v4c. sossc August
s3sc ss4c september sales At 93Ac. eis%c ssptem
Der: No do s6lac; rejected 64iac Corn In fair de-
mand but lower at 35,sc. Sic, cash: 3e,sc August
36sc.. September. Oats active but weak and lower
2sc cash; 25s.c. August; 255sc, September Rye and
barley steady and unchanged Pork dull. weak heavy
81 40 September Lard in fair demand, but lower
s. rs. cash and August; - 50, September So a2a
October Bulk meats dull. weak and lower; shoulders
- 80 short tib ~ 37t short CLEAR - 10 whiskey
falo &c 2isc Receipts-four, 6.5oo bills wheat 1900
bushels corn 5000 do oats, ~ 900 do 1900 do
barley AGO do. shipmepts-Fiour. 1900 bills wheat,
II 900 bu shells; 46l 900 do; oats 300 do
$40 do barley. 5000 do At the close Wheat
unchanged Corn at 35,c bid and asked July
35Ac. 36lsc September Oats irregular 29c July;
25sc. bid: August 255c 251ac, september Pork dull
weak and lower ut - rs August ~ I7 ~ 90 Septem
Der Lard duIi and lower s. 10 August IS 75a
Asnaa ruha
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In State bonds Louisiana consols declined J, per
cent, to a 444. District OF Columbia 3G5s rose to
~. Missouri of 1887 sold l05 1864 and vr-
ginia consolidated ex-inatured coupons ct 56ls.
Railroad bonds were active aud generally strong.
There was unusually large business In the New
Jersey Central issues. with . sharp advance in
prices, the assented consols rising to %, do con-
vertiblcs 100. incomes to 76A and adjustments to
lv3ss. Kansas and Texas arsts rose to H. Hannibal
md st. Joseph Fights to 1885. New York Elevated
brsts to 1ll4 Ohio and Mississippi seconds to 20,
O., c. and l. .. hrs,s to TEN 72i4, do. seconds to
a7X and Marietta and Cincinnati hrsts to 81 Lehtsh
aud wilkssbarre assented consols 10 72, while
do. incomes declined to 90. Delaware and Hudson
registered nrsts 1891 declined to i0g Denver aud
Rio Grandc hrsts to soh. Morris and Essex con-
solidated hrsts to %. Great Western excoupon rsts
80 1l0S aud do. do seconds to ssa4
Philadelphia stocks closed ut the following fig.