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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
pupoprAN NTApYrrS

LONDON June 27.-In MIncfng during fnr pasi
have been very moderate generally show
ing downward tendency The stocks OF produce stu,
the OF previous years sugar slightly declined
when pressed FOR sale the arrivals being again extensive
LIVERPOOL. June 27-l23O m.-Cheeso, So peracwt for
grades Of American Lard 3D. cw for hmercan
lyEgPOO, June 27-l:S0 y. m.-Brcadsufs hrncr Wheat
Sod Sd per GENITAL for average California White 920
SD California cub. Peas lOd Ceuta Zoe CANADIAN
The receipts OF Wheat 2flOOO
cenals including 0UO centas American. The market for
Yarns Fabrics a Manchester Is dull
LONDON, June 27-5 pm.-Linseed Cake 8S atS III per
Linseed Oil. 1877 10 per ton Spirits OF Iuipentne
81 Cd. per cwt
LONDON June 27-520 m.Sugar 81 cd. per cwt for No
II Dutch standard arrive. TallOw, 80 81. ger cwt
June 27.Petroleum. l7ls francs for me pale
American.
BgHNEN June 27.-Petroleum, marks 10 pfenuigs
HAMBURG juno 27.-B1rd closed al 80 marks per 100 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

In the statement of the National banks, which is
printed else where the amount of the United States
bonds held June IA 10 secure deposits was 1924
2O6 500, against $4,000 900 by the preceding
statement of April 4. The difference, S25. 69I 100,
indicates liquidation of the funding process to
that amount.
The stock speculation during the week ending to-
day has been generally dull and irregular The to-
tai transactions amounted only TO GOTTA shares,
against So 793 shares for the preceding week and
034 O74 shares for the week preceding that. OF this
total business 421 200 shares only eight
companies St. Paul common and preferred 70. 100;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. 76.100;
Northwestern common and preferred 1920 !;
Lake Shore 1880; Western Union. AZ, 400
Erie 39.1OO; Central of New-Jersey. 81. 800 !;
and Michigan Central, 80, 100 shares. The
week was notable for an absence of rumors
of such a nature as to affect the market, so
that the business done and the Quotations represent
little more than the preliminary skirmishing be-
tween the two parties in the market, the lines of
which are now very distinctly drawn. There
very few stocks the list that have not sold both
lower and higher than the closing prices of last
Friday night, but the week ends with the
majority of prices higher than they were
week ago Conspicuous among the advances are the
following: Louisville aud Nashville, 4$4; St.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern, 3os; Panama,
81 Chicago, ST; Paul and Minneapolis, and
Chesapeake and Ohio first preferred. each
2ia; Morris and Essex, 2i2i New-York
and New Haven, st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern preferred, and st. Louis and san
Francisco first preferred. each 2: st. Louis.
Kansas CITY and Northern common, and Bur
lugton, Cedar Rapids and Northern, each
IA; Delaware and Hudson, 10; Harlem,
and Delaware Lackawanna and Western, each
Lake Shore Michigan Central, and Pacific Mail,
each q; and Central and Hudson, Pittsburg Fort
Wayne and Chicago, and c., G., e. and l., each q per
cent. The stocks showing the largest declines were
Western Union, 2Si; Newly oT Elevated, L Kansas
Pacific. Northwest common, g; Northwest pre-
ferIed and Boston Air Line, each "a Hannibal and
ST. Joseph common aud preferred, and Erie pre-
ferred each Is and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis, Frankfort
and KokomO, and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph,
each y per cent. During the week the stock Of
the Manhattan Company, lessee of the two elevated
railroads was put the list at the Stock Exchange,
and the first sales made at 90 from which
there was decline to 4Sl2. The express stocks with
the exception of Wells, Fargo q Co., generally
lower The business done IN mining stocks was light
and at declining prices HomeStake in final sales be-
ing 81 Standard q, Quicksilver common and prefer
red each 3D. aud Sutro Tunnel ls per cent lower
than a week ago. The business at the Mining Tx
change was also light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

state Department at Albany. and Of Che National
banks Of the City of New-York made to the Con-
troller at Washington, were made on the same day.
June IA. This enables us 20 compare the official
figures furnished to the department with those
Of the weekly bank statement of the same day. In
the follow comparisons TO the figures represent
ing deposits in the official column added the
amounts reported due 20 banks, and TO the figures
representing loans are added the United States
bonds reported TO be held except those held to
secure circulation and deposits; also other stocks
bonds and mortgages aud the amounts due from
banks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

In london The markets earIY IN Tie WctA WeTe
dull and lower for cOnsOs and United states bonds,
but later there was sharp rally, and the final
prices show material gains over the prices
If week ago. American railroad securities
were irregular but generally steady. Bar silver
only iluctuated Is during the week closing to-day
at 51n16 per ounce. At Yesterday regular weekly
the rate of interest was maintained at per cent,
as against lasa10s, the figures ut which three
months bills are discounted III the outside market
The Bank of England gained Gs93,O bullion
durng the fiscal week, and since has gained on
balance $4,000. The following are, the highest
the closing sales tonight and a week ago:
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Annexed are the closing quotations {:


L SO II
I'm State bonds the principal feature was the trad
ing i'm Louisiana consOls, with frequent and wide
fluctuations between 4Ol4 and 90. The sales OF
the week have amounted TO 70 G $S@S3'QoO To-
DAYS business covered: 100000 Louisiana
consOls at 4705OG4S4; Pll,OOO Nlrglnla CON
soidated Is. eXmatured coupons, at 5SS5a0S, ana
So 900 Quebec So at 1O14. ,,,,.-.,.-
City bank stocks were unusually dull during the
week, and the sales to-day were only 10 shares OF
0ntsde of few specialties the railroad bond
market during the week was dull and uninterest-
inc But a large business done IN
Erie second consols (S3,71l, 900 at prices
funded 5s the sales amounted to S256,OOO at
from 1873 to 751i, and first gold cOnsols rose to
111si. Rome, Watertown and OgdensbTg tirsts
were weaker declining from 80 to 81; sales, $424
600 The Central of New jersey cOnsOls were not
dealt in to a large extent, but the price advanced
~ Missouri Kansas and Texas firsfs was weaker I;
after advancing to 69ld they fell to 81, but recOv-
cred to 6Sl2 Canada Southern guaranteed firsts
were notably strong. rising from So % 8. 4, and
later selling at 81; sales, $35O,OOO. The most
prominent transactions III to-days market were
sales of $4,000 Erie first gold consols at
1113sG1113i. The speculative bonds were quiet
and prices were generally steady. We note sales of
st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern hrsts, Omaha
Extension, at 1919, st. Louis and Iron Mountain
seconds at 92092l2, Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern 1853, 900 at 70, Frankfort and KOk OmO
firsts at 93$ Louisville and Nashville seconds at
1921, Hew-York Elevated (SlO4,OOO at 1l6, and
Harlem registered rs ut ia. .
Money has been easy all the week at about per
cent for call loans on miscellaneous collaterals
To-day Just before the close the demand was suf-
fcicnt to advance the rate to per cent. On Gov
eminent bonds the rates are 2U2l2 per cent Dis
counts are dull, the best names being quoted at from
312 to 3 per cent. The United States Treas
urcr at Washington to-day received 100000 in
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
ceipts were 1866, 000 and the internal revenue re-
crids were $3.50 900. The following is the Clearing
House statement for to-day: Exchanges, SCI $780,
sci: balances 81 $50, 227 The business at the Sub
Treasury covered: Receipts, $40, III 100; pay
ments. $1,000 100; currency balance. S3G,5SJ,-
0s3; coin balance, $125.242. G92.
Foreign exchange weak, and rates were re-
duced twice during the week. Actual business is
done at about u cent to the { below the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON, June 27-rhe Times in its financial article tins
"The total OF bullion In the BaIk OF
England. namely 235l43525 Is the 'est on record At
there TO ihnk Dat this immense sum VIII
not be considerably exceeded"
LONDON, June 27-l23Op m-COnsols 07ba for money .! y
account bonds. four hall cents los ~
four per cents l0i2 New yes O6is Enc Railway shares
2S do preferred, 90 NewJersev Central cOnsO!s, ~
New-J Jersey Central. SO Reading Railroad 20. $500
LONDON June 27I pm.U bonds four per cents. loioa
Illinois Central 9O Paris advces quote nvc per cent ttes
II francs AL centimes OI tire account .
LONDON. June 27-43U m.COnrols 81 for money! W y
T. bonds four and hat cents To-, a
NewJeIscy Central 3D. the amount Of hulon gone INTO
Bank England balance TO-DAY II &lb,OtO
LONDON June 27Syer is quoted at 1lllIsi per ounce
PARIS June 27-EXcnange London, 70 francs 70 cen
fDl.c checks
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seller 90 days 1871 y.
loA =
pp1cEs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING n
XesferdaV TODAY.

Government bonds during the early part of the
week were dull and their prices were only steady,
were all higher, the advance for the week amount
ing to 3s each for the Is and AZ per cents. To-
days business covered sales of $4,000 coupon as
az 1913 and $40, 600 registered at 1928; $4,000
c0upon ger cents and $50 000regstered at 1O6ls
$4,000 coupon is at 032i, and $50, 900 registered
at 1O37sG 1033i; and 200 coupon 6s of 1881
at lO75s The market closed strong. The following
are the highest and lowest prices OF bonds for the
week and the closing sales to-day and week ago;
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Tntnl slnres sold for u Week. |.

Tie business in stocks to-day was again light,
the total transactions amounting only to $4,000
sbares against 1OO,SOO shares yesterday,
but prices generally We're firm and III
some instances higher, Although the business
done in Lake Shore was only $500 shares,
gan Central was L per cent higher at 1923 On the
other hand Co c.. {. and l. was % ana Ere preferred
IL uer cent lower, Erie common being steady at2142
E27Bs The largest business was done IN
St Paul common, which recovered 10 o. the pre-
fcrred stock rising to 80. Northwest common
shows a gain OF only Is per cent but the
nrcferred stock at 90 records an improve
mont of j per cent. The movement noted
Yesterday In the shares OF the st. Louis, Kan
sos Clty and Northern was continued and further
and Il per cent for the preferred stock. Wabash
cxhibfed some signs OF weakness IN its early decline
10 35lo but later recovered to 30, its opening
figure and Kansas Pacific dropped ! per cent from
b6 10 So OHIO and Mississippi common suffered
decline OF Is per cent but this also recovered later,
so mat its final loss was only Il per cent. The coal
stocks again were strong, Delaware, L1ckawanna
and Western recovering 20 5S, and Central OF New
Jersey 10 52ls Morris and Essex advancing
10 9Oss and Delaware and Hudson being
steady at 47l4 G+7l2' Among the Investment shares
tncre is an improvement of l2 for Rock Island, Is
for Cleveland and Pittsburg, and d per cent
for Union Pacific, New-NOrk Elevate0 declining
j, per cent. Western Union Telegraph was weak,
declining from 03lI, Its price last evening, TO
q0a, finally selling at 029i. Some nttle excite
UIenf was aroused in the dealings in Pacific Mail
toard the close of the Board and It's price was adj
vanced from lois TO l6ls, closing with the latter
tgnre bid. The reason for this movement probably
Ir7iI he better understood when the advanced price
bas frightened some of the bears " In the stock
into covering their sales.
Tie msrket closed dull but generally firm.
RANGK or THE STOCK MARKET.
AZ yepored on Cold aud stock Ieiegraph CompanH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
THE COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. June 27-Thls weeks circular OF the Liverpool
Brokers Association Cotton waS In elsc
demand early part week. with h her prices but
since Tuesday business has been very The advanc
entirely while descriptions show decline
The inquiry American has become small a1d the advance
esh has been lost The inquiry for Island has I'M
proved but holders have responded freely and prices are un
changed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

To-day's market was strong and reported active.
In Paris rentes ranged between 117.O2l3 and
1lG47l2. closing at l1G.47lQ as against 1867 u
a week AGO Sight exchange on London ranged from
25.26 10 300, closing ut 1925. The Bank of
France during the week reported gain of 1920,
600 francs The Imperial Bank OF Germany gained
224O 900 marks during its fiscal week.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company will pay
the coupons maturing July on mortgage bonds
OF the Frankfort and kokomo Railroad Company.
The following is the statement of the National
banks of Tie CITY of New-York. made 10 the Con-
trOller of the Currency June Ii, 1879, compared
with the statement made April 4, 1879:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

I2s2 n a. sac. SO II sss Li7s r. At s,ss; f9si r
sa.a 6 - IRaS1s s;:'E O Sun S
Ohio s. g , $50 n ssgsT % less $40 on
NsPhf q ;e iGr 200 ko1F e e.. oso es siss &
do z72 a a9se; II Tennessee Oxen 1853 y a. she.
93 p 4 V5 s k 1 TsYsf a. Go 2e 49, '.ss
ge For Brsgs PIuP P "a osio w Sssss S sss D. e
illinois ;Is b q sse g o. Ia, . :, iSs
les 81 fa chi Ss n a. log Zoe fsS X g %o 9ns
st s'.c SO ~ do Isls q az ste lee II sasa oS
elac.; Ball 49, 10 at 3lsc.
Jersey CITY. light trade slow On; material
change in prices Grasers and gttsrmk Says, qI9ssS a.
bec1 Davis sold ~ BuiteTmlk Calves pol y. ~ 2c IL
49, IS dos s? s Co., S e b. at q SO So e 80 .
Judd Buckingham sold - Grasscrs. 1870 %, atZ9c
sHE HE r' 2Sb SsrS ign cars ,7i
sSS satnrsp es sssni.
aud trade extremely duh buyers siii holdng OF hOPng
sot s0s L,S 95 Few Co. and about III
sses@Hslenbcek Davis sold at 6Othst 81 ohio sheep
liz b ut 2c stare do SO n, 4sc 36 do. dargeiJ
ET' H T9 at. at vf siai Lambs Lambs g 90 E.
Judd & Buckingham sold at Jersey city: p kentncD
do II 3. at &C. % state do 80 b. at 5s 6usE ~
sc 6 Ks9tqe sg LAMPS "a a. az 0 2SS d. % d. a.
Eise FidsocE virginia sheeg 90 a! 81 Js1
CO. IS n e q 10 per ewt; $40 vrgiaa lambs p No. a.
SsStSn Homes sold J5e ohio sheep q n a, S,s li I;
~ Sci lOI Virginia Lambs 40 n at 4'c 81 do 6s "a
at &c.
HoGs-Re Receipts 2sls Of sog9 heaal4 cars al
4Ots ga Jersey CITY Total since saturday 2o
according tile M which live Hogs are sell
fluaO Chicago they ought 20 be worth ic, mol
49sc this market bat tits doubtful II oyes ac could %
obtained for Prime lO.
LIVE STOCK MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
RUFFALO June 27-CATuE- Receipts TO-DAY, l.5i7 he'd
total tar l0.067 head against l2,47s
cars market custer but quoaby lower grades
shippers Steers. Good 10 Choice 81 81
GS5: Medium. - 1884 s..
SHFEP AND L,Nns-Recelpts to-day. 300 head total
the time last week consigned throuyh. 81 cars /
without decided change yards full % stock ana
holding few sales OF Good Clipped sheep
80 25GS3 10 Common, - 40 no export gralcs son
HOGs-RefpIpts to-day, 379j head total for the week
TINS far head against 30 100 head for the time
ngs light sales OF Meam and Heavy az 81 % 2aS4 10
Workers held az SO 95aS4 cars of stock remain In the
yards unsOld
CHICAGO June 27.-HoGs- Receipts, $4,000 head ship
AZ a Oc lower Mixed 20 GOds3 30; Light - 5GsS IS
Heavy IS 90GsI market closed weak with many I'M
sold
CirrLE-Reccpts $500 head shipments. 1000 head !;
maj ket dull and sOw Choice, - 6OdSj 90 Butchets
STEADY Cows. 50 2OGSi Bulls Sass Texans unchanged
snEEr2Receip. 700 head market slow at 50 9cdsI75
Lambs, 81 50dS2 %.
ST. iorIs, June 7-CTuE-Uuchauged Natives very
slow demand for Grsers exceeds supply receipts, 500
head shipments. i40O head. .
HoGs-Du and unchanged: receipts, $500 head ship
SHRRP-Scarce wanted nothing doing for want Of sup
ply receipts. 80 head shipments, lao head
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OPTICAL REPORT " '. STOCK gxoHAveS SAWS
FRIDAY JUNE 81. 1879
Nsrtportea ey tAs cold and sock TsiegTaS' {"
CONVENIENT STOCK DBPARTHsyE
of,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Holders of ELIZABETH CITY BONDS VIII con-
suit their interest by communicating with
DANIEL A. MORAN,
40 Wall-st., n. Y.
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. 3O2. SO5 $1,000

The following shows the imports of dry goods al
the port of New-YOrk for the wee ending TO-DAY
and since January i, compared with the cor
responding periods of previous years:
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Total bush .IllsoO 2a5627 l52Olo l24SOO 43loo
The receipts aud shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts Shipments
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FRIDAY, June Pr. N.
1 the quarterly statements OF the
, City of Eew-York made TO th2
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtuer. Vessels ant RaiH'DIis

FRIDAY. jane %. 1879.
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r1Rsr cALI-lOL O'CLOCK A. v.
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IOtaI busn... 4Io,0ZJ Iob.oVJ oV'OU- IVV'VO"
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. as re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts shipments
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AZ ,.por,ed on ths cold aud stock Ieiegraph Company
sales Closing BIDS
O'g HightL0W't Final Bid Asked. sod.
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The gross earnings of the following railroads are

The receipts OF -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day of June were:
, 1879-01-20

RESsEcosr AID sTsuulas pxG1a woHx. y
Tic irst VI i series VI uospcl meetings, IL bG
coudu,trd by thu csangcllsts, Pensceuss anl
etSlttus, was lel In thu First congregational
Church, rornrr Ut Ann anl Washington streets,
ia.. ey.utu.. The "r-y.yl" certainly began
, 1879-01-20
Continued on EgAfA Pu1S.

In vain thu rsrA ATT tiiIcd with light;
1n yatu thu .Iasl. with bsaMt3 gtuWs,
CnIIss lAv irvta a.s pust a!I1 Wltltr,
l'n1c-e tbs hrr4Ih Il lIse tue ft,4u;
And ct1 tbitD.st ulGt,e supplies
TLvss Ltuutlts tAat VI VII ~ psl&e,
, 1879-01-20

AHkulHthIf cxtlAllAttTG, liz ktIcW everything,
All would bt uukci mud expost ! l,rtore hun.
Men cona urc.tyu ut,u her. hut mt Christ
Ills Judgment WOLllst l.ut 0niy tts exhaustive rs
t0 knowledge Ut things. but ~ 10 the Judgment
ut things. Tint Whlcawe .lgt pass over WITH uur
lyv,t,nnel rllsctc.ers. ltu wuIlItl mt asy over
There would mt l,c SPOT ur y blrtnisli on the
snfcd. Fhu stalltard or criterion of Judgment
WIS the Warl vi tiMi. afcu might tukc tss,lc
with u, hut they wuultl tItl that II would nut
ctlnnBe IN eternity.
a Grcat many pcapl1 thought II co.,s. ..rl IN
emotion. SamC remembered that, lut,. time
aGu,-per!aps at cuInp-Merttng,-A0
haupcilc.l. mud they wnid rel4ts tAc!r expert
cEsc. liz htln't say that that wan liut eenyrr-
sion. but that II y maa's ex,ericuro coul,t Dc
s,lallnlcd up IN wlIMt happuncd lwcnty Ur Thirty
Years ago, thurs was atronv presumption that
hu WIS i tlea'! Hla,l, with lI,u memory 1T
,"s ,.'"'va 'ais Il. esss,"u sty1y p an n' VII, is
l.a4l wlttlrn uut Ills "cxiertcnce," a.a,l slowed
IL u~uy III tbs garrrt, wtIcFe tho rats had catru
Il. What We needed wus living ekperseure,-
TLu lore VI Ho! III tue soul wus not t'v tnc,4.
ory u botnctnin.. TINT hapiencd dive, ton.
spring ot life.
tre.h1us-tis,or, aanl seu whether "" arc wheat,
ti!ai!, o. wheat with a great deal Vt cl1ait
s,lp:!"E to w. 1hs tudg",rnt Ut separation
was s"'ns on now. Atsnt all eo4no int" t1u
nEkStllt0 OI 4iuu aflu Au1Rer thu flAts tlutIS.
liaye brcn bora aeainf Atm trusting: III tho
1.uri Jesus Christ tor NV salvatlunl Am u
roll.rcratcd tua,,l Have denied myself, and
TIN denying msselt daily, au.l taking up my
rro>s a.,i iullowtpS utter UasIsll Am III ths
tltsrip!inu Ut ll.e, viii, tts cares aud rs
burdens, cheerful, A'd seeing that all thnus
work together for gro to tiicsn tint love Coli
Aul wurittn. 1ur Hin A.u trusting Him IN
uII ta!ngs, ,Am holJiu. relatious Win tl,e
wosisl oi,ly by rrason ot Tho fact that aln
maintaining rrlatiutlh to Jrsus Christi W.
shou,.l ask ourselves, IN other worus, wncshrs
We were really anA truly dlsctples Ut Jcsus
Christ, Or Wtcthcr VIZ wafu lncru wuflIItuRs !u
sost of religious lsEuiaca II seemed 10 alr.
rcAteepst tt.at It Was vi tho utmost Importance
1ur ali IL 10 abtc to L'e:le, and to decide ut
uiier, WhrtNrr one was " heat Ur nlcre rtiatf 1t
snnltetei tut whether VIC wpre In tic Church or
olt If II, 50 far ~ tt1at MAS cu;lcrrnrtl, souncr
or Later w would Laye 10 lare this qu.s-
fiun Ut character. 1t was brttrr tn do
eide, Il Io*, lraE'cssly, and bo Oh the
1.orl's side, t.au to aDp. al truh the wofu hrru
tu tue judy }ulies, WHEN It will bv ,,up.,s.
stlu fur that itdsa.rnt 10 bu reversed. All
"Au tunk issuo with tue y ss.i ot uud would OIL
that CAV lc Ur.,nonnrei! eiiaiI.
.AHcr toa; hy air. StcLbtna, thc bcncltrtion
WIS psussuulerd ~ lir. tun!nill.
Subsequently,. hiE. tsutcyost having rc4usstc,l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-03

I2c; iron tics. 3 GG2 Is per bundle,
Rope, loo for iute and lec for %cvltor.
COAL-Pittsburg lump, delivered, so
per Dbl; do. slack, 35Gi0c; 10 steamer,
4Oc per box for Pittsburg; S5c for Shot
well, and 30c for slack. ST. Bernhard
coal 35c to boats and 45c TO city trade.
SALT-Per dray-load from store, 81 30
per Dbl; coarse. IN SKIS, 81 30.
YINEGAR-Pure cider 1oc per gal.
NAILS-2 25 per key rates.
RICE-Per ID exc for South Carolina
FISH-Mackerel in hf bbls. Nos. l, 2
and 8, SO, 76G; kits, 81 10, 90@75c.
RAISINS-Per box, 81 40.
M0LASSES-Common 10 choice, 25G
37c syrup do, 10000.
COFFEE-Choice, 17@l8c prime,
l5H@l6ci good, lS1k@l4Hei common, II
SUGAR Jobbing prices; Yellow
clerifed, 7A@8Hc; whites, SA@9c;
choice open kettle, 654ci prime do, GA
CSC; fully fair, 6%@6%e; inferior, 5A
@6c.
LIVE STOCK Smooth and choice
beeves range from 4d5c per pound
gross; rough and in good condition. 2H@
&c; thin, lH@2Hc; calves and year
lings, S3@6 each; mich cows, Sl2925 per
head. Choice mutton sheep. 3@4kc per
per pound; common, $l@l 50 per head {;
lambs, 81 5093 each. Hogs, 2k@4 per
pound shoats, 2H@2Ac. Sheep are in
good demand. Small hogs find ready
sale.