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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-03
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
49, l
FOR SALE.

WE WILL TAKE SCRIP, BONDS
OR
CERTIFIED CHECKS AT PAR
In payment Of the following Houses which pay
from to II per cent. net.
$50 CASH, balance monthly willibuy one story
Cottage and Lot ath street Rockets. Price
74O0' Rents 500 per year
$50 CASH, 2sIory Dwelling, Washington street
near l7th street, 3 rooms. Price $3.50,
Rents $40.
s75 CASH, 2 story Dwelling, Buchanan street.
Price 800. hcnts sS4.
800 CASH, room brick and frame story
Dwelling, Linden street. Price $1,000.
Rents 800.
1925 CASH. 2 story brick and frame Dwelling,
north LIST street. Price $1,000. Rents s120.
Slj0 CASH, = story, room Dwelling. south
Pine street. Price $3.50. Rents s144.
$500 CASH, 2 story brick and frame north fourth
etreet. Price 81 800. Rents S144.
$3.50 CASH. = story brick, rooms Cary near
Madison street Price S2,250. Rents 1915.
$500 CASH, new and neat story medium size
brick modern improvements, Belyedere
street nepr Cary rooms Price $4,000
s4OO Cash new BAY WINDOW story brick.
Cary near Belvedere street, ali modern i'm
provements 7rooms.i Neat and nice. Prico
S3,35O.
$500 CASH. large 3 story brick, l2 rooms, Leigh
street between 9th and 1Oth.-Range &c.
sToP up PAYING RENT AND BUY A HOME.
Sc Sit. j. THOMPSON BROWN 81 co.
tOK SALE nal ilh-NDoN-hi~ <ftND
attractive new brownstone front dwelling
No. 924 West Franklin street. handsomely
finished all through with broad halls and
very stylish oak stairway. The dwell
ing Is beautifully arranged with several
onnectng rooms on each floor, ana located
as IT Is, overlooking the grounds of Maj.
Lewis Gunters. renders 1t one OF the
most desirable pieces of property now on
the market. Terms very liberal. Sutton
q Co, l0i Main street. aug 3l-6t
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BANKERS DISCUSS SILVER.
Addresses by James H. Platt and James Rock
we'll at the Worlds Congress.

CHICAGO. June 23.-The announcement
to-day filled the hall of the Art Palace.
where the bankers held their congress. The
discussion of the great financial problem
was keen one, and was closely followed
by the bankers. Both silver and anti
silver men were present and spoke for their
beliefs. The first speaker was James II.
Plat, of Colorado. He is firm believer
In silver. In closing his address he said
that 100000 had been raised in England
and was sent over here by a confidential
agent for the purpose OF securing the de-
mOneiizatOn of silver. This amount the
agent reported he spent in the accomplish
meDt of his object, and while the speaker
corrupt members of Congress. the same oh
lect wac attained.
James Rockwell. of New York. spoke on
"UDiYersa iBlmetallism." He declared that
gold and silver were commodities, such as
wheat. whisky OK corner lots. and that
their value was regulated by the law of
supply and demand. He explained at
length the relative values of gold and sill
yer and argued In favor of free coinage,
and ad vocated the establishment of a uni
versal clearing house of the world. where
the value OF gold and silver would be ad-
Justed and their equilibrium main tanned.
He pointed out the advantage there would
be in securing and ixing the value of the
metals now used for coinage. He outlined
his scheme at length. and it appeared TO
meet with the approval of q large majority
In the audience.
There was but a short session of the rail-
way comm ssiOners congress. There were
few IN attendance save those who were
scheduled 10 read papers. and some of them
werenot present.
In the insurance congress deceptive life
policies were discussed by c. j. Blakely
of Topeka. Kan, and Insurance Legisla-
ton" by George p Lnper. of Pennsylvania.
}. G. Richter, of London. Ont. and others
also spoke.
Tonight the congress on mercantile cred
Its was opened with addresses by President
Higinbothsm, of the worlds fair. and
others Victor Z. Rhodln described the
credit system of Sweden. and j. j. Grin
linton that of Cey lon.
Elsewhere. at general union meeting,
addresses by b. E. Walker on Canada anu
Her Banking SYSTEM bv Aldace +.
Walker on the Effect of Competition upon
Railway Construction" and by j. A. Nc
Call on The History of American Life In
sursnce" were made.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the seabosrd's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, June s3.-Flour-Receipts
374c4 packages; exports. 1904 brls and 90
46) sacks; sales. 1O.700 packages. The mar
ket was dull. Corn meal dull and steady.
Rye dull and firm; Western, 5S059c. Bar
ley malt steady.
Wheat Receipts. 1O9. $50 bu; exports, 2S2,-
$40 bu; sales. 1000 On futures and 162. 900 bu
spot. The spot market was dull and lower.
with options steady; No. red. in store and
elevator. 71a4c; atioat. 72c; +. o. b., Il "a
72a4c; unRraded red. e8la 07l19c; No. l
Northern. lilac; No. 1 hard. 77l3o; No. 2
Northern. 69l3c. Options closed weak at
IS 0lao decline on reports of financial
trouble West and local realizing, with
trading fairly active and chiefly switch
ing betw cen July and september; No. 2 red,
July. II 15Il6072o, closing at nc; August,
TAN D7412c. closing at 74lsc; September.
76 116056isc. closing at 76l sc; October. IT'S
07oc. closing at 7Sc; December. S1OS1 716c,
closing at 81 lsc
Corn-Rece,pts, 265OO bu; exports. A. 35I
bu; sales. s65.0U0 bu futures and 10000 bu
spot. Spots were active and % ole lower
and weak; No. 2. Ash t04yAc in elevator,
49A assoc afioat. Options were fairly act
and large receipts expected tomorrow;
July. ASIA "a 1850. closing at 4Slac; August,
49ss 050c. closing at 49ssc; September. 1925
10504c. closing at 499sc.
Oats-Receipts. liz. 400 bu; exports. 1924
blu; sales, 400, 900 bu futures, Ia 600 bu spot
Spots were dull and weak l40lo lower.
Options fairly active and l3Olc lower:
July. 357s 036isc. closing at 357sc; August.
33la 634lac. closing at 55l2c; No. Q white,
39D39Ac: No. = Chicago. 3514 l03Sc; No. 3.
ste; No. 3 white. Those; mixed Western,
86lh 03Sc; white Western, 39044c.
Hay steady and quiet Hops quiet and
firm.
Cut meats quiet and firmer; picked bell
lies, 12 pounds. l3c. MiddIes quiet and firm.
Lard firm and quiet; Western closed at
1850 leo: sales. 100 tierces at 950lUc Op-
nominal; July closed &C 100 nomiral; Sep
temher closed at l0.65c nominal Pork quiet
and steady.
Butter in moderate demand and firm.
Cheese in good demand and steady. Eggs
Light receipts and firm: receipts. 4 7S4
packages; Western fresh. I5la 0l52ic.
Tallow Quiet and easy. Cotton-ssed oil
weak: yellow. prime. 4l0i2c; choice. 46c
Resin dull and steady.
Rice quiet aud firm. Molasses-New Or
leans, open kettle. good to choice. quiet and
steady.
Coffee-Opt,ons opened quiet from nm
changed tO5 points down, anu closed barely
steady at 5000 points down; sales. 1850
bags. including: July. 1920: Septemb er
1i.90G15. l5c: December. 14.650I4. SIC: spot
Rio dull and nominal: No. z. 1916 Sugar
Raw easier and quiet fair; refining sac:
centrifugals !i test, Az G: sales, }. 900 bags
centrifngals. a6 test. at 4asc ex. shin and
AGO hags molsss sugar. 80 test at . 81 16c ex.
ship; refined firm and quirt.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States, for the District Of Indiana. On the 9tb
day of June 1893.
Charles r. Lynde. complainant. vs. The Columbus
Chicago & Indiana Central Railway Co, ct al, TO
spOndenfs. No. 1867.
It being shown the satisfaction Of the Court, by
affidavit this day ed that the bill herein is brought
to enforce lien cal and personal properly with
in the District OF Indiana. and that Archibald Park
hurst, Trustee, and The Columbus. Chicago q lndi
ana Central Railway company defendants thereto.
inhabitants fttld district found there
in. and o not voluntarily appear thereto and t fur
ther appearing that personal service upon said dc
PENDANTS II no. practicable
IL is ordered that said defendants do appear and
plea1 answer or domur 10 said bill before the
24thday OF July 1895 and this order shall be published
in newspaper of general circulation. ,rintei and
published IN said district. week for six
utive weeks prior e. the day above named-
United States OF America. District OF Indiana.
l. Noble G. Butler. Clerk of said Court. do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true copy OF order
this day entered in said Court
Witness my hand and the seal 81 sal
IsEALl Court indianapolis IA said district this
9th day OF June, 1893.
NOBLE G. BUTLER. Clerk
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CORN SWAMPED THE PITS
Slump of More than a Cent that Drag
ged Down Both Wheat and Oats.
Receipts Of Maize We're 34S Cars, and Nearly
Enough Estimated for To- Day to Bring
the Two Days Total Up to 1000.
TRADING AT CHICAGO.

Little Dono In Lard and Ribs and Nothing
at All in Pork.
CHICAGO. June 23.-Corn broke over
q cent bushel to-day. draggin down oats
and wheat. The occasion of the break In
corn Was the enormous movement which
has started up within two days. The esti-
mate yesterday of go cars for this morn
ing was the first Sign of q Jump in rece; pts.
When the receipts reached ;45 cars there
was some surprise and some weakness.
When the estimate for Saturday was given
out at $50 cars the trade was paralyZed.
The whole pit turned to the selling side.
Early in the session firm cables, heavy
shipments of yesterday and liberal
out inspection helped to steady the market.
If there be any concentrated line on the
bull side for Wright or any other manipu-
Iator no move W as made on the break to in
dIcate it. There was no recovery from
bottom prices. There were sales for ex-
port of 100000 bushels of corn here. and
New York reported 224.OO0 bushels taken
there. bat those operations were not gen.
orally known until after the close. The
opening was about 40 lower than the clos
ing figures of yesterday and prices further
ucCilueu &c, lucu Idlicu ~ ukoiI
eased of. declining to inside prices. with
July i2C and September selling To point
&c below yesterday g closing. ruled u little
steadier and the closing was IS "a lso lower
for July and l20ssc lower for September.
There was only g light business In wheat
and most of that was In the way of buying
July and selling September by parties who
we're operating for the carrying charges.
The premium was reduced to 4lec, and at
times barely that much could be obtained.
he I'm # 4 hsAr LAT dine Tn fht.
slumpin corn and tho failure OF ono or two
more banks in California. Operators were
also afraid of the New York bank state
ment tomorrow.
Oats weakened with corn and closed at
the heavier receipts and reports of fine
weather were the principal bear niiuences.
A fair general business was transacted.
In provisions the differences between
Jolly and Septem Der narrowed somewhat.
being 90c. instead of 81 per barrel. on the
duoti0n in the other articlee. There was
scarcely any thing done in the way of fresh
business in lard and ribs and none at all in
pork. Prices at the close were shade over
the days average. and show very little
change since yesterday.
Freights were dull. with light offerings
for corn to Buffalo and So for corn to Kings
ton. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 100 cars: corn. $50 cars; oats. $50
ranged as follows:
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mutton steady OF 799c: dressed lambs
weak at S0l2l9c.
Hoys-Receipts. 1.4o1. The market was
nominally steady at S62506io.
BUFFALO, June 23.-Cattie-Receipts-
Ill carloads through and carloads for sale.
held over. The market was almost ilieiess'
with only sales of few fair TO good butch-
ers' steers at "a.
Hogs-Recsipts, Al carloads through and
80 carloads for sale. The market opened
dull and lower, but frmed up and became
higher. Sales early of good Workers at
S635; pigs. 60. Is.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. IA carloads
through and z carloads for sale. Inc mar
supply, but liberal run of through stock.
Sales of good S. fb to 9l-i5 sheep at 30:
spring lambs scarce and quotable AT s4.'o
for fair TO good.
CHICAGO. June 23.-The Evening jour-
nal reports: Cattie-Reoeipts. COCO; ship
tribe higher. Top prices to-day. 81 9005 DO:
tair TO good steers Si.5O104.o0; others, 70 %
G4.25: Texans. 81 S5O4 10: native COWS. 500
@i:l0; Gamers. Sl-7503.io
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments. 1000.
The market was active and tribe higher
than at yesterdays CLOSE. Mixed and pack.
ers, S6.l006.35; prime heavy and butchers
weights. Sd.4oo6.5O: lights. Sc 4OG660
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts. 1000; ship
meDts, 1900 The market was steady. Ma
ems. S4.7OG5.05. spring lambs. Si.5O0o.oa
KANSAS CITY. June 23.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 6.100; shipments. coo. The market
was steady TO loo higher Texas steers.
S2.3OG4; Shipping steers. 80; native
COWS Sl.S50i.25; butchers stock. $500
4.40: stockers and feeders. S2.7604l5; bulls
and mixed. Sl.75 1896.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments 1.400
The market was strong and l5O2oc higher
than at yesterdays close. The bulk of the
sales were at s5.1505.90; hesvies, $3.50
$50; packers. S5.6505.g5: mixed. IS. %. 80;
lights. S5.30l06.05; Workers, S5.95G6O5; pigs.
S4.60lD5.S0
ments. 500. The market was weak and
slow.
EAST LIBERTY, June23.-Cattle-Not
to-day.
Hogs-Recsipts. 1.sOO; shipments. 1880.
The market was fair. Medium ana light.
S6.45G6.N; heavy weights, S6.2506.40 Four
carloads or hogs shipped TO New York TO-
day.
Sheep-Reoeipts. COO; Shipments, 1900.
The market was dull. Four carloads on
sale. but no demand.
ST. LOUIS. June 3d. Cattle-ReceiDts.
1900: shipments. $500. The market was
steady. All stock on hand and Indian. faIr
to good GRASS Texas steere. GO 750SsO.
Hogs-keceipts. 2.6OU; shipments LOO.
The market was loo bigher. Top prices.
8 %; bulk of sales. S5.s0062l
Sheep-ReceIpts, 400; shipments. g. 500.
The market was dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. June 23.-Hogs-Receipts.
l. so; shipments, 1.22l
Cattle easy at S2.5OG05.15. Receipts 1000;
shipments So
Sheep. s2250475. Receipts. 6.2)O; ship
ments. $3.50. Lambs firm al SO. 500650.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quies Day I'm Trade Circles, with Few Fiut
tuations I'm Values.

Quiet Day In Trade Circles, with Few FIuc-
tuations I'm Values.
In the Wholesale streets trade was not as
active yesterday as for several days past.
Travelling salesmen, however. brought in
good orders and reported fairly good feel
ing among the country merchants, money
scare not being SO much talked of in the
country as in the larger towns and cities.
Coffees are weak but the break looked for
has not yet come. Sugars are firm. Poul-
try and eggs are both In good request aud
prices are much stronger than early ID the
we,k X. The Eastern demand Is improving.
especially Oh poultry. Prices of fruits and
vegetables on Commission row vary with
the receipts and the quality Of tho goods.
Receipts of the fruits due at this season are
not as large as usual. and the grocers have
the Gall OH the commission men. Any one
who wants fruits mnst purchase them of
Vrocers. who charge what they please.
The local grain market Is active. Wheat
went on lac. as did several grades of corn.
Oats advanced l2c on lighter receipts.
Track bids ruled as follows:
Wheat No. red. 6O12c; No. 3red, soc: No.
4 red. sic: rejected. 45050c: unmerchant-
able. 35G0i0c; wagon wheat. 6Oc.
Corn-No. l white, 40c; No. white,
t0c; No. white. 39l1 .; No. white. 3OlD35c;
No. 2 white mixed, 3S12c; No. white MI ed
.
low. 3Sc; No. yellow. S7l9c; No. yellow
B0a35c; No. linked, 3Sc: No. mixed. 81 lac;
No. mixed. 30035c; sound ear. 40 for yell
low.
Oats-No. 9 white. 34Ac: No. 3 white. $50
Bic; No. mixed. Sl4c; No. mixed. 29c: re-
jeotcd. 26052c.
Rye-No. 2. sc for car lots: 4so for agon
rye.
Hay-Choice timothy, $l26O; No. /. s12;
No. 2. 80: No. prairie. q; mixed, IS; clover,
So
Bran. s11.
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
Prices Paid br Deaiers.1
Poultry-Hens. So II ID; young chickens.
120l5c - ID: turkeys. toms. Sc u 10: hens.
SC - ID; ducks. DC ~ ID; geese. si0ISO for
choice.
Butter-Grass butter. 12c; mixed. S010c.
EGgs-Shippers paying lie.
Honey-1S12Oc
Feathers-prime geese. 400 d 10 mixed
duck. 20c T. h.
Beeswax-20o for yellow; 15o for dark.
Wooi-Unwsshed fine merino, l20l6ci
medium unwasaed. lie; coarse or braid
wool. l40 loe: tub Washed. 20025o.
Hides. Tdiio,c. Etc.
Hides-No. G. s. hides. &c; No. 9 G. s.
bides. Sc; No. calf hides 61ac; No. csif
hides, sc.
Horse Hides-s2925o.
Tallow-No. 1 tallow, &C; No. tallow
S1o.
Grease-White. sc; yellow. slsc; brown.
&c.
BOnss-Dry. sl20lS ~ ton.
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CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS.
- In the Circuit Court OF Marion county. in the
STE of Indiana. No. GAO. Complaint TO quiet title
for Partition
Sarah A. Richardson, Mary Hinckey 60 al
Robert X. Richardson, George Evans ct al
Be tknown that the Goth day OF June 1898. the
above named PLAINTIFF by their attorney, filed in tho
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion
county, in the State OF Indiana, their complaint
against the above named defendants, and the said
plaintiffs having also filed in said Clerks office tbs
affidavit of a competent person. showing that said de-
PENDANTS, Robert X. Richaris and Fret Hinclley
residents of the state of Indiana. and that
said action is quiet title real estate aud 20 make
partition thereof and that said defendants
sary parties thereto. and whereas said PLAINTIFF hay
ing by Endorsement on SAID complaint, required said
defendants TO appear in said Court and answer or
demur thereto. the Attn day Of September 1898:
NOW, therefore, by order of said Court said defend
ants last above named are hereby notified Of the
filing and tendency of said complaint az ainst them.
and that unless they appear and answer or demu-
thereto at the calling OF said cause the 4th day
OF September. 1893, the same being the first jn
dicia day OF term or said Court IN be begun and held
at the courthouse in the city OF Indianapolis On the
first Monday In september. 1893 said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained and alleged,
will be heard and determined in their absence.
JOHN WILSON, Clerk.
A. c. Harris, Attorney for plaintiffs.
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MONEY. STOCKS AND GRAIN
Bears Considered the Signs Good for a
United Assault on Shares.
Weeks Shipment of Currency from New York
West Was So, 900. OOO-At Indianapolis .
Peg Is Knocked OF Corn and Wheat.
THE BOND MARKET.

Railway and MISCELLANEOUS Issues Dull and
Heavy on Sales of S5S3,0OO
At New York. yesterday. money on call
was easy. ranging from to 20 per cent.
the last loan being made %: closing
offered at 20.
Prime mercantile paper. Gas per cent
Sterling exchange was weaker. wi th actual
business In bankers bills at sl.s2% 04S3
for sixty days and s4s4a4 IS for demand.
The New York stock market was weak
and unsettled yesterday. The bears jun ped
on the market at the opening and de-
pressed prices u to IA per cent. but q rally
promptly followed. and for Q time specula-
ton ruled tolsrably firm. The bank fail
ures out West, however, continued with
the stringency in the local money market,
and the failure of the Reading plan of re-
adjustments started up q fresh selling
movement rs the day advanced. ana in q
few instances important declines were re-
corded. Lake Shore, Jersey Central. Lack
awanna. Manhattan and Sugar yielded la
To per cent. The losses IN the
maindsr of the list were h0lA
per cent The dealings strict
ly professional. the commission houses
being disposed o discourage new ventures
10y their clients in consequence of the ditfiI-
entity in securing accommodations at banks.
The bears coDsid cred themselves safe in
their attacks on the market because of the
likelihood or q heavy falling off in the bank
reserves TO morrow. the shi pments OF cur
rency for the weak being estimated at
something like S600O00O. The decline In
LackawAnna and Jersey Central accel-
Grated by reports that the failure of the
Reading plan would probably precipitats
fresh troubles upon tie other companies
engaged in the coal Carrying trade. AT the
covery of 10 to s. per cept from the lowest.
Railway and miscellsueous bonds were
dull and heavy. The sales were $685.. 900.
Governments bonds were firmer. State
bonds were dull and neglected. Closing
ouotati0na
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

1.-THE quotations 0irc,t beiotc are the selma py-ices
or irhoItsdic dealers.
CANDIES AND NUTS.
Candies-Stick. &c ~ ID; common mixed.
&c: q. A.. X. mixed. sc: banner mixed, lOc;
cream mix ed 1Olae: old-time mixed. sc.
Nuts-S0it-shelled almonds. 20e; English
walnuts. l6c: Brazil nuts. Toe; fiiberts lie;
peanuts. roasted. 7l9sc: mixed nuts. I5c.
COAL AND COKE
Coke-Connellsville, 1915 u load;
crushed. 80. % - load; lump. IS y load.
Anthracite coal. all sizes. $50 T. ton:
Pittsburg and Raymond Gity, SI.S5 ID ton:
jackson. S4.25: block. g.. 25: island City. g.:
Blossburg snd English Camel. g. All nut
Goals soc below above quotations.
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Stsndard. 3-pound. g. 50l32 75;
s-pound seconds. sl.S5So2; California stand
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Observation-Disclosures Sale.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant Go orier OF
Court Will sell at private sale not less than the
appraised yaln-. all or any part Of the notes,
counts merchandise. 0hoe building ami All other
buildings, horses. aud all personal property
OF Miles NJ Reynolds, assignor. ali the Office and
lumber yard. located at the southeast corner IL Mas
sachusetfs and Peru avenues IN the city ~ Indian
apOiis, Marion county Indiana. until June 81, 1898.
Terms-An sums less than $40 cash: for all sums
SO, 0nethird cash. balance intwO equa astlu-
ments due in sixty and ninety days, respectively.
With approved security.
That the :;0th day OF June. 1898 az 10 o'clock
a ni said lumber yard. viii offer for sale 90 the
highest bidder al the unseld portion OF said personal
estate and continue sale from day 10 day until ar
sold upon Ike above All 10 be s0lt free Of
liens. JAMES A. WILDMAN.
Trustee OF VI. NJ Reynolds. Assignor
VIM. I. Taylor, Attorney.
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L.brador pen,,sul. to he Explored.

HH"F F'FI'''tlfFt % kNVf1FtfI
QUFBEC. June 23.-1wo members OF the
geological survey of Canada have Just left
Quebec on one of the longest. most I'M
D prtant and most perilous exploratory sur
: eys ever undertaken into what IN gener-
ally suppo ED TO be the wild, inhospitable
territory IN the far north OF eastern Can
ada. known as tho Labrador peninsula.
The expedition Will be absent from civiii.
cation Tor nearly two years. and before ito
return TO Quebec hopes TO have solved the
enigmas both of the great Lake Mistassinl
and of the cataract of the Hamilton river,
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Metals.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Pig iron steady and
dull; American, $l2.75015.50. Copper quiet;
lake, 10000. Lead steady; domestic, 3. 7loc.
Tin closed steady Straits zoe bid, 20. loo asked;
plates quiet and steady; speter quiet and steady;
domestic, 4.20c.
changed.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-Cotton easy;
good middling. Slsc; middling, Use; low mid
ding. 5-l6c; good ordinary &c; net receipts,
200 bales; gross receipts 4O2 bales; exports 10
France. 7.439 bales; sales, l,450 bales; stock
los, 592 bales.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

Quotations NJ st. Louis. Phiiadsiphia. Baiti-
moro. Cincinnati and Othrr Points
ST LOUIS. June 23-Flour IN buyers
favor; extra fancy. s.. 500 30: fancy. s..
f3a55; choice. s2.l5lD225; family. Sl.90Q2;
other grades unchanged. Wheat was with