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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-01-30
EXPENDITURES,

Losses paid. aud all known and supposed
losses.
Rebates, return premiums. Reinsurance,
taxes, and all other expenditures,
Net gain for the year,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-01-30
&sis,447 10
tsi3.447 IS
STATISTICS.
ASSETS.
Cash I'm hank and banl

Cash In bank and bankers hands. e2is0Qo 20
ti00, 600 u. 4. bonds, lOo so 20
5000 City Of Boston bonds, s6,62S "
coo City Of Cambridge bonds, 3O,Vis 90
20.OOO Boston Albany X. X. bonds, 23,700 %
1900 Merchandise National Bank, 1855 90
10000 City Of Bangor bonds, 1880 00
5000 A. T. & =. +. X. X. bonds, 5,330 %
Loans secured by first mortgages. i0s. 200 90
Loans on call secured by collaterals 46.526 ~
Premium notes, 310,f63 IL
Balance in New York Branch Once. 3o.ieo "a
Due account accrued interest and other
items, 5000 rs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-01-30
coMMITTEE NOTICES.
COMMITTEES ON EDUCATION.

COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION.
The Committee on Education will hold their next
meeting In Room No. IL, Thursday afternoon,
Jan 30, at 81 O'Clock Thereafter the regular meet
ings of the committee, will be held on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, in the afternoon.
soas Isns +; E,rsssp' rEssp'oS' chairmen.
Committee on Financial Affhirs.
The Committee on Financial Affairs, will give o
hearing on the Resolve In favor of the Maine Gener
nj Hospital, In the Senate Chamber, on Wednesday,
Feby ), at go +. NJ.
WM. ROGERS, c..,-.xo,
GoRHAM L. BoYNToS,
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads.

WIN. ROGERS, chai-,o.n
GoRHAM L. BoYNToS, ~
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of us mean anything by it." We fling these
things back and forth if some of us were
here to oppose retrenchment and some ofus to
advocate it. 1t seems that the whole theory of
a republican government lies in the fact that
is so often talked ofin our school houses, that
every boy may become President ofthc Unit
ed States, just as in the French army it is
said every private soldier carried in his KNAPP
sack the baton of field marshal. If we are
to apply that principle we must attach such
salaries to these offices to be filed that ill en-
able men who are fitted to fill them, to accept
them. If we fix such a salary to the Office of
Governor that no man can afford to be Gov
ernor unless he is either rich, or rascal, or
both, then we deprive certain number of
very desirable people, perhaps, from accept
ing the office of Governor, or from even
thinking that they can ever G candidate
for that position. You offer a reward, then,
for men to take the office. either bee ause they
are rich and can afford to take that Office, or
because they are rascals and can make enough
out of il so they can afford to take it, Ify0u
pay your Treasurer of State so little that he
cannot find it profitable to hold that office,
then you offer a reward to that Treasurer of
State to speculate on the funds in his posses
sion. He did not say our present Treasurer
was going to do that, but it had been done at
some time in the history of our State. If the
salaries of the Judges are reduced to so little
that no lawyer will accept a position on the
bench, the bench is open to set Of
men who will take those offices for
what they can make out of them.
low priced Judiciary is very dangerous
experiment for State to try. Suppose we
start fairly upon this principle, that we are
willing to pay every man what his services
are worth and not work with this idea, that
each party has got to vie with the other in
cutting down, regardless of all reason. We
find here very extraordinary spectacle, a
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, july 1879
good ordinary llae Net receipts, 20 bales. Exports
coastwiSe'' 81. s'ock' ss4i N,w o,,x ,,.a 1870
Cotton Arm; miad!ing i2e low %iddiins iisss; good
ports 10 ihe Continent 4ss. Sales $50 Stock ssiss
MOBILE. July 3, 1879
good ordinary iiAs Net receipts 20 bales Exports
SGSn dn miSsps Ss @ low * mdns s good
24s Stock. ssss '''s''''' '"''' ''"''"'''
lac good crdiHsry or s,s s Net fsespss isoalss E1
ports e''''*'' 40o s'sft %ita1stox, July 1879
c good .s s.
yo% & $ 10 on
Flour upshapgsd; @ sale. 800 sh,s whsit moderate
red state 81 T. 49, y II Corn uncIanssa NO wes,srn
State held 45e Barley nomnsr' I Rye quiet: Canada
iss, SO
fair rsau.. and steady Fyss.s0 s
sale Of 9o SasS eSsss No hard Dauth on private
SILVA s "'sf "sSsSS issaS
ss "; Mixed
terms. Oats demand sal. Of bushels 81 sS,'s
Western; HiEh~nss dull; city made 81 %
w Wheat T e to y Nsx seesps
"a 800 do oats * 100 do barley 800 do do.
m sy sFsa ss oats. wheat 81 sss
By esoo % S.fs s s
bushels. !.
Flour quiet: sales 200 bbls: white $5 25 Wheat bot
milling No. lsiois Corn dun; Nc. yellow -. high
d% SSs %ss sss .';
$ IS %ssS ss rnsa
2iUs GSsns: corn 4oS % do; o.,s slo9 do ship,
do; oats, 1900 do.
July u o2; September Doc amber Western. July. 81 s2
eeipiswssat 200 BUSHELS corn, iooo DO ship.
msntwheat, 1000 bushels: corn. 5000 do The Board
Foar active but a. shade 10 ,owsg G family " asas57
and Sac SOC. Rye weaker at 57e Barley duh
Ths aiT demand saITsss MAKE g. Sas meats s%st
clear sGs? ssas des
and nncSans phq rm @ unhsnse oxs active
and is@; ss IS 80; Iisht $; IS ss7 pssI
shipments $50 Tho CHAMBER Of Commerce has adjoanei
until Monday next .-..c,,. c.... -. ,s,o
Flour dull ana unchanged sH,s:se Guy cSssse asss
fals demand and drmsr; 30 , high mixed, :e'se. bid
'a n
@ :;.aSy sa @ &c. ss.s and ASsa %y s &c.
A. ,sS s and nd s saa rSs II IA, 5 @
y or 50 io July: 50 i7ss August; 81 by 81 y
y isS; sssr. clear. ssoa, whisky Arm a. si% Re-
do Shipments oooo bSis wheat is4%S bush
Icy, 2.oOj do.
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FULTON MARKET PROPERTY.

Corporation Counsel Whitney yesterday trans
mittcd opinion to the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund relative to their powers to giving per-
mission to private parties lin the event Of granting
lease for erection Of building at Fulton Mar
ket) to place business stores in that locality. The
opinion is q very long one. Its main conclusions
are follows:-
The Com mmissioners Of the sinking Fund cannot OF
make private lease to the
terms but they eau with perhaps one exception adver
se for sale lease OF the Fulton Market property
aud conditions proposed by the committee the
staudholders such other terms and cond
shall be mutually satisfactory The exception to which
refer relates TO the Insertion of clause In the lease
the will take the building the end Of the
valuation. There Is no provision OF law
dinance which expressly authorizes the Conmiss ssor-
OF the sinking tund to purchase any real
estate In behalf Of the city The authority con
ferred upon the Commissioners Is to sell lease
any city property, and. in my opinion, II is doubtful
the building ut the expiration OF the lease. / am
the opinion therefore, that is not In the power
nimssioners OF the sinking Fund to insert cond
on any lease which be made of the Fulton Msrxet
property permission to erect portion of such
along Fulton street stores tor the retail of
chMndise: and think that such of the property
would not be using for the PURPOSES of public market
In any lease shall be given II should contain
covenant that the property leas sed shall be maintained
and for the purposes ot public market for at least
the date of the lease and under due
ordinances OF the Common Council or the Department of
Health, under stpuatons be fully forth the
lalsp.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
The GENITAL SYSTEM.

The Committee on Trade reported to the Board Of
Managers of the Produce Exchange that the GENITAL
system in all transactions in produce that dealt IN
weight was adopted by the members of the Exchange
they would recommend that. in accordance with
that action. the different trades represented on
Change be requested to arrange that al. their
dealings IN grain, hour, meat provisions. lard tai
low, butter cheese. petroleum. naval stores. oils.
hay SALT seed. dried frui.. live and dressed stock
freight storage and all other articles produce that
may be dealt in on the Exchange, aud
thereon. shall on and after certain fixed date. be
exclusively the basis of weight, the unit of
transactions to be the pound avoirdupois. aud the
multiple thereof to be the GENITAL 100 pounds
avoirdupois
The Committee Trade suggested October 1,
1870. AZ suitable day for such change take effect
They also asked Tor permission to correspond with
other trade organizations and do whatever may be-
necessary to carry the foregoing recommendation
into effect The Board approved OF the menda-
tions and granted the permission asked for.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

assignment yesterday to Patrick ]. Hanbury. CIV
ing preference to Mary Concannon for s9O1s 81
The assignee also holds . chsttei mortgage on the
fixtures for $780,
John whalen has been appointed receiver OF the
affairs of Eugene HELEN. ON the application of Fer
dinand Mayer and Daniel q. Briggs has been APP
pointed receiver for James H. Conant. the appli-
cation OF Isaac f. Duckworth.
Moses Mendelsohn and Sigsmund Mendelsohn,
composing the irm of Mendelsohn X Co., woolens
have made assignment to Solomon Ditlenberg.
The liabilities amount to $19,s $50 Og; nominal assets
$l4 ,UG4 55 real assets, S1O.2l5 So.
MIR. y. OShea writes to the HERALD In explanation
of paragraph published yesterday, and states that
the appointment of a receiver in connection with
his affairs has reference to what may be produced by
his real estate and above the encumbr brances
upon it, and that it does not interfere with his pub
llshiua busluess
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY A. ls79WTH SUPPLEMENT.

LAuER-DIcKsoS.-In New York. Monday. June 81.
1879. by the Rev. ID. u. Jntten. the pastors resi-
dence. PHILIP LAuER TO SUSIE W. DICKSON, the young
est daughter OF Robert Dickson OF New York city.
RkHAM.-TKowBIIDGE.-On Thursday July g.,
at the residence of the brides parents by the Rev.
Samuel Cooke, ID. d., FRANK c. MARKHAM 10 ELIZA
PARR ARsDAIE. daushter OF Samuel 4. Tro Sbridge.
ali of this city,. ~. ~. .s.i i.
MceRArH-W WARSEI.--July /. at Holden. Mass. by
the Rev. W. II. Huntington. ID. D.. JoHS w. MciRArR
of New York city. to GERTRUDE EARIL. daughter of
the late Elnathan Davis Warner. ESD. of Holden.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wednesday, July 2. at
the North Reformed Church. Clermont av., W. n.
RAMsBoTHAM to BELLE daughter OF the late John p.
Hunt ESQ, all OF Brooklyn.
ScHwAB-SEIDENBERG.-On Thursday. July 8, at
residence of the brides parents, No. II East 73d ST.
LEo ScHwAD to Miss JENNIE SEIpEsBERG. both OF
this city. No cards.
ooDRUFF-SULLIvAN.-In Brooklyn, July 2. by
the Rev. DIR. Homer. JOHN A. WOODRUFF, of New
YORK, to ISABEL SULLIVAN formerly OF Havre de
Grace. Md.
Baltimore papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04

sales of 900 lbs Xxx Ohio fleece at 4oc 10000 do.
Ohio 3Ylsc 600 do old New York at 35c. 10000 do
and Xxx Michigan at Ste 800 do. unwashed Jersey
spring California at ale. $1,000 do do do
ice 26c 1900 do tall California at Ike 10000 do
spring Texas 2Oc. gle 5000 do Texas
l6c 500 do. Colorado at about 2Oc and pr
5000 lbs. washed Vermont fleece. 10000 do
State fleece. 3O.COO do. and Xxx Ohio, 600 un.
washed Indiana 2OuO do three eighths blood do
lake OO do spring alifornia 5000 do and 20
Georgia. 32 600 do tub washed, ard 33s bags pulled wool
FREIGHrs.-The movement as a whole moderate,
with rates for eharterng tonnage unchanged but lower
for berth room per steam. EngagementsLTo Liver
pool per steam 5000 bushels whsat toutside seaner
a%d. fr9p s,oye gi9yo LOO bushels do. regular line
visions. private terms London, steam. 1850 70 bush
els grain, cd Bristol. steam 5000 bushels grain Cd
ChartersAn Austrian bark, hence Naples 1000 quar-
ers grain As l0ied; 400 do Baltimore Cont
nent 4s 4trd. British bark 4s3 tons Philadelphia Gas
gov, syrup. 2ls: schooner 1873 tons, hence Bahia
with hour at 81 % Dbl and primage; American brig
80 tons, hence TO Demersra general cargo, private
terms; Norwegian bark, S6s tons. BALTIMORE. Liver
P2Ysi general ,.Sa,g Ssa,rgo fIoo: Norwegian bark
Norwegian brig aOb hence Nantes lard 27s
Dutch bark previously reported. for tho Contnent,
4OOU bbls refined oleum from Phadelphs Trieste
As Sd italian bark from Phadelphis Trieste
bills do T.: 4ad an American brig 300 bbls do hence
To limerick. 3s i'd. German ship, hence TO
Bremen. 5000 bbs do, 2s. 3D.; German bark
2.5oo bbs; do from Philadelphia to the Baltic. A
wcgan bark Philadelphia continent fun range 400
bbs do 3s. 2ad Esinore for orders Ia I'D american
ship Ub3 tons hence Japan, oil
private terms; italian bark n Boston, hence Ran
oil private terms; ship, hence Anjier for
orders case oil on private terms
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
NEW YORK HOTEL ASSOCIATION.

The first annual meeting of the New York Hotel
Association held Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Brighton, Brighton Beach. the president,
Urish WEIGH. occupying the chair. Twenty hotels
were represented. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing ar:--Urah welch,. st.
Nicholas Hotel. president; Il. A. Gilson, Westmin-
ster HOTEL vice president; L. B. Rand. st. Cloud
Hotel. treasurer; Henry Walter, Albemarle Hotel,
secretary. The Executive Committee consists of the
following :-Uriah Welch, A. J. Dam, j. II. Breslin,
L. L. Merriheld and William ID. Garrison.
After the transaction of business the members Of
the association partook of luncheon, at tho invita-
tion OF Messrs. Breslin Sweet. propretors of the
Hotel Brighton. Erastus Brooks, who was sue
nj in getting bill passed by the Legislature in
the interests of the hotel keepers protecting them
against swinders and adventurers, made speech
and was followed by several others
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

hANIEL JEA, DECEA5ED.--PU ksUANT 10 TilE
IJact of Parliament of the nd and 23d Victoria
10 inttulcd AN further amend the law of property
and 10 relieve trustees notice hereby that all
creditors and persons having claims demands what
against the estate of Daniel
IL Buckin road the county sussex
gcnteman deceased (whO died the iith day of March
1873 and whose will proved by Peter Lecke. of No.
81 Lime ST. in tho city Of London merchant of tho
therein named in the Principal Registry probate
Division o. Her Mestys High Court of Justice tho
18th of April 1870 hereby required send the partic-
Peter beckie to the undersigned his solicitors
Mr. John Jex of Belize. British Honduras before
goth day of September after which day the said
will proceed distribute the of the said
Daniel Jex deceased among the parties entitled thereto
having regard only TO the claims demands Of which the
said shall then have had and thar the said
will be liable tor the
thereof to of whose claim demand
the said executor shall not then have had notice All
who be Indebted to the estate of the said
Daniel Jcx ased requested forthwith
remit the amounts due them to the said Peter
Leckie the TO the said Mr. John Jex Dated
this 18th day of June 1870 PARKER Co. st. Mchaes
alley Cornh London L. c. Solicitors for the said En-
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
BENIE'S DEFALCATION.

Mr. McCaferty. the chief clerk of the Lighthouse
Department. visited the city yesterday to confer
with the United States District Attorney in relation
TO the OF Henry J. Bente who recently de-
camped from Staten Island carrying away several
thousand dollars of the governments money. IL is
Understood. although the Lighthouse officials appear
to be very rctcent in regard to 1t. that MIR. McCaf
ferty was yesterday engaged in procuring photo.
graph of the runaway. anu that the actual amount
OF his dedication would not be known until the
books were balanced, which will probably not be
until Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
WHERE rs coMMIssIoNEn MAGICIAN (

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Forsyth street. between Houston and Stanton
Streets has not been swept for three weeks. The
whose duty 1t is to sweep IL said to of the resi-
dents there that he could not sweep it, as it was
thick and to another. "You have nothing to say to
me; you are not my boss. Perhaps inserting this
in your valuable paper will remedy the evil.
A TAXPAYER.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
BROOKLYN IL" RAILROAD.

President W. Fontainc Bruf OF the Brooklyn '.L''
Railroad. said yesterday. that unless legal obsa-
cos delay will have the line in operation from
Fulton ferry to Lexington avenue inside of two
months and half. and 1t will be finished probably,
by December l." He believed, he said, that they
had clear field Tor their enterprise and that they
would complete taer road In good time. There was
a rumor circulated to the effect that the company
named had sold out to the Kings County IL" Rail
road Company for $2OO0O0. Mr.. Bruf Indignantly
denied the fumor as being totally without iounda-
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
A NUISANCE.
To THE Ep1r,R OF THE HERALp:-

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Cannot something be done to stop the goat car
riases being driven the Mall in Central Park on
Saturday afternoons while the band is playing? 1t
Is almost impossible to walk about owing to the
dust caused by these vehicles. 1t is not pleasant
either when walking with ladies to be shouted at
II one were dog and ordered to get of the way
by the boys who drive them and who seem to think
their uniform gives them the privilege OF yelling
and running over whom they please. lady was
walking with last Saturday came near being hurt
and having her dress torn by of these nuisances
A LOVER OF MUSIC.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04

MISTOOK THE SENTENCE.

you'll pardon me-" said fierce looking woman in
Essex Market Court yesterday, smile try ing hard to
fasten itself her face, ''but didn't quite catch
what you said. understood. however," and here
the effort to look pleasant was painful to Witness
'.that you said was discharged
mo. answered the judge II said six months in
the Workhousc."
In Essex Market Court prison no sadder face than
that womans bns been seen for mary dsv.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04

A LADY PHYSICIAN ON THE GARBAGE QUESTION.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Woman makes the home. for her life there. and
the appliances ana conditions OF comfortable living
come from her plastic hands. Except in his sleep
ing hours man spends but small fraction of his
time in the house; he merely contributes in their
crude form the materials for family support
while it is the deft hand Of woman that
transmits these inert materials into the fam
lily living. Woman should be instructed
in hygiene and physiological necessities not alone
for exemption from diseases which now or in the
immediate future threatens those dear to them, but
to secure the growth of their children in the
favorable circumstances that good apd firm consti-
tutions may be developed; that adult life. instead
OF being feeble liable to frequent Illness incapable
of continued and severe labor. may be healthy,
robust cheerful, and children children inherit u
still hrmer health and constitution. The of
parents their children to the amount quali-
ties. cooking and proper hours of giving food. all
comes chiefly upon the mother; SO do bathing and
general habits OF cleanliness changing Of garments
&c. Let therefore appeal to the intel
gent cultured ladies of this city, whose
keen of need for greater cleanli-
in streets will surely suggest the feasibility
of burning the kitchen garbage. II properly burned
and daily. it emits no disagreeable odor, burns
quickly and gives the housekeeper far less trouble
than to keep receptacle to grow foul and offensive
in the cellar closet The vile garbage box in our
streets, where children play is perfectly abominable
and should not be allowed G. S. l..
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
WHY NOT !?
TO THE En,ron or rur upp,

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. r4, &
How is it that while people report large amount
OF water running the dam at Croton Lake it IL
impossible in the vicinity of Madison square draw
water in the third story except between the hours Of
ten +. M. and six A. NJ? b. A.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The Board of Managers of the Produce Exchange
met yesterday at their rooms, No. 33 Pearl street
and admitted the following new members Morris
d. q. Audrach, John J. Brooks. Alexander s. MUIR
ply. Robert II. Parks, W. W. Wall and 4. s. Wash
burn. MIR. Oliver st hlneckcr. who was suspended
indefinitely in November, 1878, estored 10 MEM
bership
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.]

$l2 $50 for No l. "a 81 for No. and 81 so So for No
ring aimed dull and nominal
FLOUR Asp GRAis-Receiots-Flour 1883 bills corn
meal $50 bbls ana 20 bags wheat 14 Oo0 bushels
2o rs ~ ao oats 7oo5o do rye 1880 do barley malt.
l5t5o do Flonr--The market remained steady. with
moderate export inquiry and limited demand all
other sources The sales including State Western and
Soathern were about 1000 bbs western at the annexed
range Eye Hour was and 800 bills sold st easier
prices Corn meal was In good demand and $50 bbs and
,2UO bags sold within the range. We uuote.-
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
A CHANCE FOR DOG cArcurns.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
appeal. in behalf of all who desire undisturbed
rest, to know whether something cannot be done to
stop the bowling of unmuzzled dogs. On l0sth and
110h streets. between Madison and Fourth avenues.
these dogs have become an unbearable and danger
ous nuisance. none the less satisfactory from the
fact that they are kept contrary to law. Will you
please bring this to the notice of the proper au.
thority by publishing it in the HERALD. aud oblge
A CITIZEN.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNoTE-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writers full name and address to
insure attention. Complainants who are unwillingto to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
FISH KILLING.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is there no way to stop the kerosene oil factories
along Newtown Greek from running their refuse
into the creek? Some years ago there plenty OF
fish there. but now there is not eel left.
Cannot our State Fish Commissioners do something
for us2 FISHERMAN.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
A MODEST REQUEST.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Cannot the ashes be removed from the front of
No. 1853 East Sixty-hrst street, They have been
standing for over two weeks. CLEANLINESS. ~
The New York herald., 1879-07-04

at two p NJ. from her late residence 159 Haw horn
av.. lonkers. Iuterment at Tarrytown
WOIsEY.-At the Cafskills July 2 FRANK WoLsEY.
Funeral at Paterson, y. j. July :. ten A. NJ. In
torment at Mount Kisco. n. ", hye 7. NJ July 5.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

AnSpr-ViTr.On Wednesday, July 3 by Judge
Church. ut Fort Hamilton, Orro ARSDr TO Miss Mary
Nnr. both of that place.
HrAIIS--MckESSEy.--O Tuesday, July /, by
Rev. Father Farrell, OF St. Josephs Church, FRAScIs
HouoHrALIS to ANNIE l.. McKKSSEY. all OF this city.
10 MN. naIAa 4 mn n a.a.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVE PooL, July 3-5 p. ".
Cotton-Futures firm uplands dow mdding clause),
August aud September delivery l5l6d. also 3l-3ld
LONDON July 3--5 10 y. NJ d
Common rosin, Is. Cd. Lnseed oil, E2s per ton.
despatch from Backburpe, Lahcasiro in this after
Moons Sandvd says:'The cotton trade in this district
is upprecedenedly gloomy Several mills will close be-
cause of the depression"
'r.t LIVERPOOL. July 3, 1879 :
Pork-Prime Eastern dull JUs Western dull ut
4 BaconCumberland cut dull Mt 27s; short rib dull
ut IT'S Cd long clear dull 2s Cd short clear duh
27s IIams-Long cut duh at Ais Shoulders dull ut es
Beef-India mess steady at IT'S; extra dull ut
SIS prime mess steady ut 76s lard-Prime Western
duh AT SIS. I'd Taliow-Prime city duh 32s.
Turpentine--Spirits steady at lis Cd Rosin-Common
6rer Is. I'd ne steady at los 3D. Cheese-American
choice dull 34s Lard oil steady 3is Flour
State dull at 23s. wheatSpring No. steady 7s. Cd
spring No irmer IS I'D Western winter steady
gs I'd new Southern winter steady SIS. I'D
New mixed dull at 3s I'D: old mixed duh Is. I'd.
Cottons seed oilfellow American steady 29s Rosin
Common. at London, steady Ut As Cd Turpentnesprts
at London, steady at 2is. Cd.
FINANCIAL.
PARIS. July 3, 1879
The specie In the Bank of France has O0f
during the past week