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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-02
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
BY g. e. Girardey.
IMPORTANT SALE or STATE WARRANTS.
IN THE MATTER oFTHE SOUTHERN BANK.
in Liquidation.
Fourth District Court for the Parish OIL orleans
No. AS, 44O.

pYo. =. GIRARDEY, Aue At 4 4 Ones No.
1s7e 81 10 D'elock M. ct the st. Charles Auction
Exchanae. Id the rotunda of the ut. Charles
Hotel. in this city, will be, sold ct public
anafipn. by virtue and In pursuance OF an order
from the Hon. ". T. Houston, judge Of the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
dated May go 1879, and rendered III the above
ties:
john Il. Clay. the following described warrants
al the State of Louisiana. issued In his favor
and bearing the following numbers and series
and respective amounts, to wit
s1a..... ftn u II fnn1
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In the Matter or Louis Casseu, Absestse
OTICE-P PERSONS HAVING ClAllh..s
IN against the said absentee are nofinaeal y
present the same within ten days from tls IT,
publication hereof to the undersigned. Innegss
indebted to him are requested 70 settle NHns1
tt 9 same delay. @. %. Sch MlUI,k
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The WDmMn'K Christian Union VIII
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month. ut IL d. m, at the 0arondelet street
Methodist Church. ..
" MRS. j. j. LYONS, Presi dent,
Mrs. Fl. j. Coop Secretary. de5 tt
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Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Maxaxins ana Warrington St..
z..E..m NEW ORLEANS.

ps1s ssa Russ
Combs Of all kinds. Brushes, Soaps. Perfumery
Toilet and Fancy, Articles, etc; Coral Tooth
very superor dentiiree beaues 81 The ts e.
to q 1ne pearl-like ornament and ravlshina
beauty. Alkaline Bouquet Powder, for beauh.
h yas Sidn In end ssat ana The skin the
eruptions, Customers, city and country, will
find our stock complete. comprising many ar
tlcles impossible to enumerate here. and sold at
and day. B. J. MAINEGRA. III. D.,
Druggist. Pharmaceutist and Practical Chemist
oo18 " adm
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A CARD ] B

We beg to inform our friends and patrons
that the burning Of our store will cause no In
terruption Id our business. We have opened
directly opposite. where we will be pleased to
receive all orders. promising to give the same
our prompt and careful attention as In the past
ja1 1w2dp M. SCHWARTZ Il BRO.
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Series Of 1874, august q, 1877.

GA . $500
al24 800
6125 eOo
GI26 bO0
6127 bOl
612s 1870. 5Ul
6129.. bOl
613O 6Ot
s....-..... 5oC
$780, by
6l33 Ply
6134 5Ul
6135. bOl
$780,. b0t
6147. 25l
Gas. 25t
6149. 15t
G15O.. abt
6151. 2bt
61b2. 25l
$685. 25t
25t
6t55. ~
g1bG 15t
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succession Of samuel Haysn,.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPt
= ish OF Orleans. No. A,274-Wher -
Aida Hayem has petitioned the court ior leesess
Of administration on the estate oil hek
husband. Samuel Hayem. deceased. Noftmin !.
hereby given to all whom 1t may eoncem
show cause within ten days why the pray6N
the said petitioner should not be granted
By order nf the court.
rov12 100 - Holm HERBEKF. GHSEBs.
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VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
on Chippewa. between Richard and Market
Streets -
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NO rICEl..

New ORLEANS. May so. 1879.
Members of the NEW LOUISIANA JOCKEY
CLUE are hereby notified that PROMENADE
CONCERT and DANCE will be given on
WEDNESDAY. June 4 1879. Members are en-
titled to five invitations. to be had on applica-
ton to G.. W. MOTT. Secretary.
ie1 104 Canal street.
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Apportionmenf to CT y. Sauvinet. ex civil
sheriff. act No. 1859 of 1874, as part payment OF
costs Incurred In tax sui q. -
(ejgnad) ALLEN JUMEL Auditor.
III. Pledged by @. w. Dupre Il Go. to secure
note Of $1,000 the following described State OF
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WARM SPRING..
Western North CarOlina
HEALTH AND PLEASURE RBsek'.

LOT AND COLD WATER, UNSUBpsesssnd
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. uneaualed scensagy ~
magnificent hotel accommodations IS
guests. Am1tS
HOT BATHS In conjunction with csss
Neuralgia, Nervous and ConsfftutionSs ~.
eases. Disaases OF the skin, Kidneys apt
der, and Ma1arial Disorders.
Send for descriptive circular.
DIR. WIN. Fl. HOWEKIv2Sxn.
ia1 I'm prgpfSs>
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95671 g5
Apportionment for all State printing. act No.
o e fsigned} 'ees ALIEN LII JUMEL, Auditor.
V. Pledged. by g. ". Dupre d Co. to secure
note Of $500. the following described securities.
Louisiana State warrants:
Nos. Series of 1878. april s, 1878.
3771. $25D W
25O w
N0os 3771. 3772 and 3775.
AppOrtionmerlt for sill state printing, act No.
8, executive session of 1878.
(Signed) ALLEN JUMEL. Auditor.
No. $685. Apportionment to pay the expenses
Of the joint COMMITTEES on Investigation Of the
State Treasurer. act No 3. extra session OF 1878.
Also
No. 2s77-Series Of 1878. March 49, 1875 for s7ss TO-
Apportionment to pay repairs OF the Supreme
Court, act No. 8. extra session OF 1875
Receipt from Auditor Jumel. dated March ID,
1879. Tor $2537 30 In coupons, one-han paid,
S364S.
Terms-Cash on delivery. mys1 je1 7 9 1otd
THE TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
FORMING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
JOSEPHINE AND PRYTANIA STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF ANTON sCHMUKER,
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. So AGO.
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JUDICIAL ADvERT1sEMErrs.
AUCTION SALES.
ny g. e. Girardey.

said John Deyine. deceased, BY purchase from
Miss Sophia Curneeu. by act passed before said
T.. u. Stark, late notary. dated the twenty ninth
OF October, 1850 together with all the buildings
ard improvements thereon.
Terms aud ConditiOns-Cash, and the pur-
chaser to assume tke taxes due and eafgibls In
1879 over the price Of adjudication.
Act OF sale at the expense OF the purchaser.
before W. j. Castell. ESD notary public.
mv17 a. 81 ja7 IA al
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
the ADRIAN SLAUGHTER.

Detroit, Oct. 2.-An Adrian, Mich, spec
ial gives the particulars Of an accident
which occurred ct the county fair grounds
In that city this afternoon. About 1000
people had assembled 10 the newly erected
grand stand to witness tbs races, when, the
center Of the grand stand rave way with ..
crash. The front part fell outward and the
back fell into river, pr~ecipitating 1 mass Of
people among the ruins. Work was At once
commenced to extricatet the wounded and
the opera house opened and many of the
dead and wounded, IS fast - extricated,
were conveyed there. Many Of the injured
were taken rway by their friends 90 that the
actual number injured cannot be given.
The killed are N. NJ. Merrick of Adrian.
Mrs John Hubbard Of Jasper, and two boy,
about IL years Of age named Hyde and
Moeher David Plumadore Of Petersburg,
Mich, aged 18, and William Muleer Of
Adrian. So far as known IS were wounded,
fatally. a,,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
SIOUX VALLEY NEWS.

Sioux Fslls has q tripc factory.
Horse thieves are operating In Hanson
county.
There are fifteen election precincts in
M%innehaha county, ,sa
The Southern Minnesota railroad has
commenced at Flandreau the survey of .
line westward towards the Jim river val
ley.
An understanding has been reached be-
tween the Pembtna and the Worthington &
Sioux Falls roads in regard to the crossing
of the latter by the former at Sioux Falls.
Rev. P. F. O'Reilly Of St. Louis, Rev. L.
Collect and Gen. NJ. r. Morgan of St.
Paul, visited Sioux Falls last Wednesday
looking for . location for . Catholic col.
ony.
Vsrmillion Standard: H. Il. Rudd and
Dave Maynard, have purchased the girls
mill at Cslliope on the Big Sioux. They
intend to enlarge and remodel the mill and
make 1t one of the best mills in that Sec
ton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

For freight or passage. apply on board or 70
John H. Charles, Supt., Sioux City, o. John c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
1he Daily 3re,s aud 3slstatss
vAnkron DAKOTA
Monday Evening, OF. 6, 1873.
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

The Northern Pacific Times places tho
population OF Barnes county At 1900; being
40 increase of 1900 10 1879. -
Gordon II. Gile was burnt to death 10 4
prairie f1re about 8 miles south Of Valley
CITY tn Barnes county. He vas out gun.
ming and was o%vertsken and surrounded BY
. prairie fire.
Three hundred thousand acres OF land
contiguous to the northern boundary OF
Barnes county baye been purchased for
1000 Scotch families. VINO will settle there.
on In the spring.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

I. If the passenger is going to or from. any
point in the entire West and Northwest, he can
buy, his tickets via some one OF this Company's
lines and be sure Of reaching his destination
BY IT OR ITS CONNECTIONS.
Q. The greater part Of its lines are laid with
Steel Rails its road bed Il perfect - It.s}f-
: s. 1t Is the short line between all important
points. 80. -a.S - i - J
4. Its trains are equipped with the westtng-
house Air Brake. Milferss Platform and Coupiers
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 B1uns.H 09t 10 =
8. 1t is the only Road running the Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars either way between NJ
!. cttteeeDs4 ~ g. Iaut eaesa laax Esesesh. u cssss
Wslista,. lo1lSals,, Me6fsSet. nstasies. ri &
81! No road offers equal facilities In number
OF through trains. equipped with Pullman Pal
8. It makes connections with ali lines crossing
The popuiarityt Of thsse tines dsiseso1ily tn
NcrebSing and passengers shouldconsAle their in
terest by purchasing tickets Via This line.
" Tickets over this route ArD sold by al CoupOn
Ticket Agents In the United States and CsnaaaA,
Remember, YOU ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & North Western Railway, and take
none other.
N 1@1-nfx fE.>~yGE
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

CONNECTIONS. a.
L. At Sioux City with Illinois Central, Sioux
B Pacific, Sioux City B st.. Paul and Cow
tigtQa and black HAlS railroads. % sahlI 81
rs ;jaacsfShh W. iet Bsiosh- FsSr. hoEss
FIik sFTW1f Is Sioux fsils ASP. M
s. ~ Ek Point with stages for Pouna, Neb.g
a&dk ichlahd DAT.
Z. At Vermillion with stages for Lodi. River!
side Turner, Bloomingdale and Finlay.
s.. AtMeckling with stages for 81. J James Neb..
and swan Lake and Maxwell CITY Dakota.
8. AtGayvillc with stages for 81. Helena, Neb.,
and Sinithland. Dakota.
:; ~ Yankton with stages for all points In
northern Nebnskt and scotland. MtlltoNrn OIL
~ Fresteel, Rockport, MAztndhal, Bon HomMe
sen az navigation with the Missouri River Tfana.
pvrtafion Company Tine Of elegant Freight and
Eaaenecf sieAmcys TOR all points % the 7Vpper
Missouri. Yellowstone and Rig Hem nyetA
GEO. r. MERCHANT
Gen. Superintendent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
Peas. L. Isrd, bagsl OOasI 25
Potatoes - Early
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIvRBrooI- June 2i-Pork-Prlme Mess Eastern, dull
a. 20. Western dun 46. Bacon go Cumberland Cut
du al y short RIM dun "a Cd. Long Clear dun AZ
% sd; short dull =. HansLOng Cut steady AT
~ shoulders dull At o o. Beef-Inda Mess steady at
II Extra Mess dull at SO; PrRe Mess steady ~ 1b.
Lard-Prine Western dull at SO. Tallow - Prime City
%. Turpenne-Sprits, steady ~ u 3D. Rosh
Co,auon firm 43d AZ 10 sd. CheeseAmerioan
Choice duil 30. Lara Oh steady at 3D. FlogT-hxIa
iul NJ 23. Nheat-Sprns No. 3, Jun az I3di NO
Spring steady at S3d; New western Winter steady at
9 III. New southern Winter steady at ~; CoIn-New
Mixed, duh at A.. per GENITAL; Old Mixed dull az
"a per GENITAL Cotton seed Ol-Yeilsw Amsncan steady
at 2s Ros4n-C Common at London. steady al . I'D IuT
pennne-SniTts. NJ london. steady ~ 4li3d
LIVERPOOL. jane 2i-l230 D. m-Beef 1864 per terce or
Prime Ness.
LIVERPOOL jane 2f-l:3o D m.-Pread'tufs quiet Corn;
31ld al per Genital Mixed Western. Tn" receipts of
three we're $4,000 oenta- including
cenas American The market for Yarns ana Fabrics
n Manchester is quiet and steady.
IIyFKPuOI. June ~ y. m Lard. 329d. per cwt.
LOSbOS June 2f-i;3O ?. m-tacnra Linseed 5lIdd per
or; Refined Petroleum, $500 eL per gal - n, -,
ANTWERP June 2l-PctrOcun, l19 francs Tor bie paie
American Lard closed at - francs per 100 kOs
BREMEN. June 24.--PetrOeum marks 80 pfennigs.
HAbUKG, Juno 25-Lard closed Al 80 marks per 4OO 10
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter NOrh Rlrer. Vessels and Raiiroafs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


hsHFs-In jobbing sale Pots, 4S942c Pearls 6o6l4c
BEE~wAX-Quet aud unchanged Western and southern
for Prime stock aoT tIsSe 20 qg 5S
a e5 c HUI Good Choice 8i2a4 2ci Common 10 Fair
so SqATERi&Is~ are in fair sale Harls
excepted with prices about steady Cement modtiaey &C
r 1i' Tisod IHm,cr sells from yard fair
Blcss Palo per " . 259s2 50 hads HAyeTstrsw Bay
" * 'f Fronts - tr",c2 Brown 81 DARK ~
Rc1 az Philadelphia, s26aS2s Trenton S2ias1g bsisr
o. 0fi1srr md - o6as5 on Fronts Cementoi.osendo!
e. PIX q rSr 7. $40 4o limeRoekland common
GO BuloDs aOcj state $50 for Somnen 90 9s suI lo
so Tor Random possibly siI23g$l 50 for Csi i,s
.h, IA f. e1ls ~ NJ III tsr west Inais slipping
g oas2 r south American DO 81 gsI2 dor ho& '.s ,
Be- II carc,es - ga do Green Flooring Boards
ssls unchanged a. - 20 Tor 100 70 cd per keg
PSSa s 6c & GRSik II 70 Il ounces i2 Par
COAiIade has oninued q very proportions
Cue wholly y present range Of values Tho companies
CoCoi-Da1 and wesk a liberal supply Guayaqur Ole;
n va ana A5.sePo = t g93S 5c
Of @ l od 9osins S sF0 Key 1i INST SaSas ~ Calves.
on hH a 20 81 70 ~ BAGS at Mobile 25oO
SAg al S,ys9ah 3oO bags At B o }o III
second hanfs a. Baltimore, 46aj5 bags Al SeTf OH 5
tsg: anoai AMI o.Sg 10, tinted states 10 MAY ST. Il8
~ bags purchased for United states 70 June ~ lou
Today Rio IN demand ana steady for ne
9ti eiaGes OrGlDary CarROcs. ll9ci Fair lS4c 6Vod
80 fnme lB4c santos Fair 10 Cool lZtg9iio.sJJ{
u nahte quiet but about steady gao bags savanna sou
81 private quoted 23d25ci MarscsbO. 1870
>|-f,a ,LsFusfra, l30lbC; SaVanlla, llz1lOtzc
tOvFtkA6E -TOCK-Still dull and qiOtablY unchanged
SDHD AGE-In fair Jobbing sale Manila Cordage sizes
800 ~ thread and Hay and Hide Rope, E9c'
9 sllla C9rdsse ~ tad "a in. dism), l2'tci MAMMA
Jo4c; Manila COrdage bolt rope yarns, l59o Manila
N4t--fe OFT yarns una and 9thd, l4'lci Manila
Ia ee t4hes c lard Mspla IL Se Fine lalIed Manla
snd M ~ ls4c sisd Rope sizes above ~ "a ha ny
Ia nice Rope lOisc. SsA Rope. ~ thd Is III dlhnb
III - Rope, ina and thd(4 in and pa In diaml
Irt,a tsrd Hisal Lsth Yarn. 94G; Navy Oakum, 1Sc''
49, states Navy Oskum. 84c. Best Oakum. 9lSc
spot Cotton fairly active at lac decline sales
81 ~ ~ last evening" Including l.oOO Tor export ano
tent." sRnnnS; delivered on contract, 100 bales ne
E a. TIC pofs Today. 6lb bales, against 778 this DAY
~ week aud 43l year snce September l. As09,667
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
- IL Nor cent lower at e7s4-sales

Twas ss were lie per cent lover at e7As saes
$500 To- Rome, WatertOwn and Ogdensnnrg
srss We're dealt in to fair Central issues ss
De- steady. excepting for incomes that mproNgu
sei' %. and Lehigh and Wilkesbapre cons and
thai tSst fps's class B. were q higher at 53aa,
There was less doing IN canada a Sou,nera
s,s and they declined u to 81. but later recovered
10 SIP Of both the elevated t6 raiU5sS
" ,be list were insignificant both as to amount and
fluctuations. -, O 49,. ao.. -, ,,,odoa
q tbo usual Stock Exchange cOllatoTals, ana
ot on Governments The United States treasurer
az Washington to-day received $4660O0i In National
hank notes for redemption The customs
rcceipts were S51, 700. and the internal revenue
rcceipts we're 100000. The following Is the
Clearing House statement for to-day Exchanges,
s67 $40 276; balances $4,O17,O29 The business
nj The Sub Treasury to-day covered: Receipts ~,
1920; payments, 81 ,1S5,99s currency Daiahce'
S3L4Il 976; coin balance, Sl24, sos $50 -
The foreign exchanges were all lower to-day; out
with no increase in the amount OF business done;
and they quoted heavy at the following revised
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
M!adnne IL &C., Good Ordinary 1906 reooIps bales

MIddng II Sci Good Ordinary. 1885, receipts bales
B,lrSoRI June 9i--ceuon duh, aiedunR. i2Sel2,sc:
Low MidilInG. llisal2sc; GOOD ordinary , y
os seI .tGts Ds os '0 O'''' exports
Jpos 2tc9,sGn quiet, sd ns lg nd mSw
gross lGS bales exports to Great Britain 0"@ oS0'i
}g3o Sa0 e1dy n nsS rsss1
bales. sales 4o1 bales stock ei6 bales - ,o,-..
CScISSAT 2f-co;ron lover % sell Middlng icy
bales. shipmenis. SO bales stock. LOO bales to,
Naiibs ii sc coof Ordinary Isys net receipts LOG
bales: exports coastwise; Il bales; stess no bales.
NgsPnls, jane 3iCouon nna; M,nnng PIE Leee'ps
Ea 1se' shipments ''' bales sales ''o bales stock ''S'
juno 2aGGG" dp MSS AL S:cr 2S LGs
ae. sfo, ia5 oae .s 100 bales last evening 200
SoaroGS 2ico,on quiet saGlne lS Ss H, net
receipts 200 6ss exports to Great BT.aa ~" ''''
fuILADFLPnA June 2t-Cotion hrmi Midlns 80 ,1:
bales gross 1875 bales saes 2G2 bales spnnelVo oaies
SAvASSIH June "a Cotton very quiet; Mddne. l2soJ
Low Mdfng ii 'ei Good Ordinary, ii 2c' net roco'9~
l04 bales; stock. 1887 bales.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO June 2+.-CAruK-Receipts 952 head for the
thus 4J5G head for the same tune isst week
for good grades quality beitcr sales Of Extra steers &C
Medium - 2j Light Butchers steers and mixed ot'
lower sales OF Light Bgtcher, sees at egSs3 W.
AID L,NBs-I Receipts to-day. 1000 head for the
week hus far 1900 head for the same time at % cs
petey Of Good western sheep al 81
buyers holding of, and large number held over -,
uOas-Receipts to-day. lGbO head for the week TINS
5000 head for time last week, tlD heal
through conslgnments 81 cars Market dulli demand
light sales OF Workers. Good 10 Choice. ~ ~ % Medium
- O0asf l22 best grades disposed or TIE
supply being limited. 80,
CHICAGO, juno 2i-HoGs-Receipts $1,000 head; ship
mens a. head market slow and lower; Mixed fack'
ing - 6OaS3 80 Light 80 S0a Is 80 one lot sold o. -
mar kei closed q shade better.
CATuE|Rrceipfs $500 head shipments 2.7oO head;
Choice Heavy Shipping firm ~ $3.50 lOi God Crates
q GO Medium and Grs dull and shade EASIER
10 steady Cows. = 6Od%S 5V tus
~ 3Oas3 unchanged az SO 1885, yards are
sIiRFp-Recepfs 1000 head shipments 72O head market
unchanged at - 1875.
ST. LOUIS, June 2i.-CArrIE-steady and unchanged
demand for Grassers; TeX4ns, " Z1dr3 20
nGanas 5Ods3 50 receipts 100 head shipments 900
head. -..oo
smooth Heavy. 80 1898 81 receipts, 200 head snip
ments. 3A00 head. - go,
snRFP-steady and unchanged; Far TO Choice. 81 759
81 rs: receipts, 4 head shipments. 200 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

LONDON June 2l-Tbe EIDrcs, In its review Of
ne Brirsh Com Trade the past % The
aeuect Is almost month beindiind Inc
scotch root crops urgently require return OF sunshine Inc
0uetn'- W Grain trade during the past week was ID
great m assure due TO cont uuancc ot large imports "e
n .let 4ueuraiiOI Of the weather American Whe2ts
,7r a vty dealt az the beginning OF the week Nothing
Improbable revival OF the Continental demand Maze was
less injured for Barley H. oats have declined 3D.
fr of OF Wheat and Maize at ports Of cal nave
Continued moderate Wheat of the cOastwas steady VIVID
Ia t.gfaf demand for Whit descriptions Maze dc
Cned 6d per or the week. Forward busne III Mheat
srf limited. Good Spring Wheats were palngy
Al ths close shippers showed more dspo 'n 20
sell declined Sd in consequence OF heaNy sup
tDerts fr.m Atlantic ports. The sales OF English
Wheat Ia- week were 49426 qTs Il Sd against 26546
ors ~ 81 % Der Or during the period the previous
year imports into the United Kingdom ior the Week
ending juno II, Go7.335 cwt OF Wheat ana lV5oVS CIV"
q flour"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
Al srce Inn So 100 40 10 ~. 30 sl5l93l2s.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. June 24Tae Times in its financial srticle tins
morning SAWS "he dread of urheT trade complications IN
the North England caused repression IN home rail
securities Monday These complications ranity 80 widely
that hrT u development wOuu ne most soriOus, but hopes
orc 81 % entertained that they may be- ayeTted'
IoNuON June pa 1890 uC0nsOl. ga for money ~ ia
Tor the account bonds four and hal cents lUSs;
New 1855 IRE RAILWAY shares 2oas do. preferred
NuT-Irr-ey CeItTai COnsols 962a
LONDON. 24-2 7. m-Paris adyfces Guote i've per
repfes IS - ceutme- for tho account
LONDON 24-4:8o n.t. s. bonds, four ana nan
prr cents 1881 New fvcs 1864 Ere Railway shares nfe
frred 552 NeWJersoy Central c0nsols 95'2 The amount
a. bullion into the Bank OF England on balance toNd
sI-gO.u Pans quote cent rentes at ITO
francs e2lg confines for the account ~,
TAES jane .4.-EXCaapge on LONDON, 20 francs 20 Cen
limo e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

sTEARINE-Cnchangedi sales, 90 ic7. WESTERN 49,
TAELGW-stcady; GALES $4,000 H. 5'ieaGise. latter In
TEA-Fairly active ard steady. ooo
TOBACCO-Seod ieat IN moderate demand sales avO
bales Havana S2c.aSl 10; 40 cases Wisconsin. private
terms 100 NowEn land iiG< c. ana 200 90 rem
syvana 1873 private Kentucky firm and in demand;
$50 lids Lues QuOted J0bc.. aud Leaf z@i4c
WHISKEY-Dul AZ ~ 52d1l 90. 81, -.
Neutrality-suspicious., with 2,1OO 10 south sea soiu AZ
~ ~. . -,
WOOT-Tnis market shows much hrmness with n good
siea " movement going The sdyccs from the primary
markets tend further advance prices here We qnol:
Domestic Fleeces-Ohio Pennsylvania and virginia AAA
aud PicklOCk. As a3jc; W. 4O0+2c No. l. % 94Vc; 30
SG07c Common 30 36c; Combing, nominal New Doik,
Michigan Indiana andWisc0nsinNA 81 36ci y, 3Odo Doe;
No !. 3Ga3sc.; No. p 3ad3Jci Common, 9 ,ih@
33c.: CoInbiuC. nominal. Iowa, Vermont and IN
nois-X and XIX, 3l035c.i No l.; $3.50 20 =
3Oa82c: Combing nominal Missouri. Kentucky and Ten
nes.e-Wsshed Fleece, 31G+Oci unwaShed, 30d3Sc Iu9
BURY 3u633c. Pulled MO0i-Sew-loTk city and EhIra
Pulled 83u3Gc; super Pulled 81 aS6ci Lambs Puuel, 'iO
zoe; Western super ana Extra Spd33c; County lhtla
Pulled, 32a$Gc; Super pulled 800 ice. LAMBS
Pulled 80 q3Gc Territory Woods 90 Fine, lSa2Jc.i
Medium. I7a29c; Coarse. li02uci lambs. lJd
l5d22c: Black 4d20c Oregon and Southern Stdtrs-Un-
wasel Clothing average qni hy. 80 1850; Conbmg SUISSE
California spring Cnp. Fine 2td32c Medium, Zbd &c;
BurTN Fan CID \ J. 10 IZpti Low
Grades and Burry 1iUl6c TrXastne Eastesn - d3oo
Medium 81 Fine Western. y aZ6ci Medium, y a-bci
Improved Mexican. il lSc Mexican l4dltc tOfclsh
WGos-Cape Of GOOD Hope. @Sd3 c. Buenos AyTes Merno
and Mesza. SOC; MOnteyidcO MernO and Nestzh 80
a32c; Australian Clothing 4Od 42c. Combing' 4OG43c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
cnrrnN MARKETS.

lNrgrooI- June 2I-l2.SO m.-Cotton Is shade easier
Mddiing Upiands I'D. Midllng Orleans % saes '9oO
bales speculation aud export he
cepts 40 400 eales including 459g2 bales American tu
at s,ldccne; Upands, Low MldlnS Cish'c
ne ana delivery 6siad DO July ara August delivery
ia. do August september delivery iiIgl also - ~
IIyERPOOI- June 2i-l;3O m-Mlddlins UpiAnas C"teh
I'd. Mldding Orleans lIIa'L -. . 49,. o.. u, .
LIVERPOOL June 2t-3:3O D. M SAFES o ,o,'ch louN
included bales American Futures de-. but stesnF
AUGUSTA June 2a.-IeItos quiet A1dd4Ins. 4-s~' Low