Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1876, Page 6

. 4 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNLE : TIIURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1876. FINANCE AND TRADE. No General Improvement in Local Finances. New York Exchange Inactive..-The Clearings $3,800,000, The Produce Markets Moderately Actlve and Steadier, fa Adranes In Provisions and Corn-Little Chango fo Other Graln. FINANCIAL, HBome of the banks report that their businesa has been better this week, and that their dircountlines are Increasing, but the general outlook fs different. As s rule discount lincs arc at least atationary, and in somo cascs the loans of the banks have de- ereased. Thero I8 o sharp demand for guod ne- gotiable paper. The surplos of tho banks s more than ample fur the needa of both regular borrow- ers and outside applicants. Connter transactions are well maintained on Acconnt of the improvement in trade snd tho sctivity on the Board of Trade. Rates of discount &t the banks ars 8@10 per cent to regular customers; outskle borrowors get strcet rates, On tho street, rates have weakened to meet the reduced demand, and are 6G12 porcent. Busi- nens s very dull, New York exchange was weak and inactive, and eold between banks at 25c per 81,000 discount. ‘Tho ordors from tha country for currency were lght. The clearings wara 87, 800, 000, THE MISSOURI TOWNSIIP-HOND REPUDIATION. ‘The recent declalon of the United States Supreme Court that certain Missourl townshlp bonde were Invalid Is beginning to bear frult. The St Loufs Lepublican says: nn of Knw Township, Jackson Couns U to the County Couri a protest 3 Tilicr recognition uf tho vatfifty ** the rallrond bonus [rsucd by the_county for that tow ship, and Also againal the’ further recognliion of ¢ yalldity of the Jackeon Counly bonds tswuod to i Memplils & Moblle Rallroad, on the ground that ihe re- ccnt dectalon made by the United States supr e Court Ju tue cuse of wwn»{ln ralirosd bonde destroye thele oildity, The Kaw ‘Townshlp bouds thus prutesteil € othicr town. character, 10 unty without the wpproval of two.thirds of ¢he qualified voters of the county to tho Memphis & Moblle Hafiroad 10 Fa50,000, ‘making a total (‘)] $1,001, 00 vonds which It I3 clalioed sre fnvalid and 7 no bitdlog force on the county under the docislon. Tho lulerest on Uhese bon has herctafora been falthfully vaid, The Court fald the subject over for consideration. T ublican nleo s » dispatch from Kansas City, Juno 8, as follows: The County Court passcd an order to-day revoking it srders for the [ovy of 6 taX (o meat, e tnterest ou all WU Lownahip bonds, AmOURLIng to $411,0K0, s MONOTONY OF MINING STOCK MARRET. Tho San Fraucisco Chronicle of the 8th inst. says: Thestock mnrket appears to have fallen upon evil Hoies. Thie brukers ar growlng tired of the samcncss Wlilcli has been characteristie of (1 {or the paat two weeks, It needs consddarsble padding to give it any form of Jife or shape. “The cuntinued rehiearsal of * uo clianigs " becomes tiresomo even (v the patlent s Tomcuullering uck stiney. | & kiogdon tur's clian would be given by ony dabbler in Callforaa atreet conld hie bosasured fb Would tend to creato a booming mar: Kket. Thint Ia to say, if kingdums were Loing kicked Arotind loose and they conld e aecared with the euso ith which anyliody can purchase stocks st ruling ratcs. The attendance ac ihe Board rooms yeaterdiy morning Wwaa decidedly sllm, Close attention for un hunr fatled fo nota a single sale. FXTRAORDINARY DEPHESSION OF OCEAN THAVEL AND THAFFIC. Adispatch from Liverpool atates that the num- ter of steamers lylng fille at the Liverpool and Birkenhead docka at present is unparalieled in the history of commerce, The probubility Is that there will be a decrensed rather than an incressed demand for them, and the Cunnrd Company bave + decided to send the Scotla, Columbln, aud Cuba to the Clyde to await tho revival of the Atlantlc trade, ~ This s not to Interfore, however, with thelr regular weekly sorvico to New York, and fortnightly to Boston. Tho Liverpool Courder say: **There Is now some indication that, althungh emlgration and freight trafllc show no alm of lin- provement, the Centenniul Extibition ot Phila- delphin fa beginning to attract passengers. The steaper Bothnia on Saturday took 240 saloon pas- renggéin, and the Absesinia, which safls next Satur- day, Iu alrcady eneaged for a full complement, " TUH NEW YORK PINAKCIAL SITUATION. The New York Dally Itulletin nnnlyzes s tollows tho Jusu and stock market of Monduy: peculative aharen wera frreular, but on the whole Now York Central was i feature, sud fell 3 per cun, clodlug ata recovury of 1y per cents Wifs partly on rumors respecting Commodora Vanderbilt, but waluly because furthr reductions i Totes are expect- #d. AL was reported that the lisltimore & Ohlo had advauced rates, hut up to the close of busltess thure was oo confirnation of the Teport. In telegraph mat- tors, it waoa announced that thie opposition to the Western Unlon Telegruph bind reduced rates from Gine tinnati fur presa (ulyht) dispatchvs (o 155 centan word during Conventlon week, I tile moncy marl loana ruled 8t 2o2% per cent, The July i bursements will prabubly siount 1o §50,01 vosaibiy snore. ‘thie United States Treusury phys intor. Eat 01 8834, 443,000 6 DOr cent bonls, wid $360, 00 § per cent, uft which the total goll-iteret payinente Wi Le $25, Usy In sdditon, 14 pays currency fn- Lerest on $id, 6 2 currency Mxca, wilch suiouits to Bi, 93,705, ‘UE tho £29,00,700 KOld Interest sbuik one-hislf Lilongs 10 Europe, Kud, ok prescut fates of grclinage, wili go there. Al (hat Temaing' uf the reasury” dlabursements wiil firat contributa 1o Uik {oanablc funda in this market. ‘The nioney which will tie pald out us luterent by corporatious athor than the Goveruwent Is now probably ieat on cull, UOLD AND GEEENBACKS. Gold was 1121, @ 112K, Uresnbacks wero 803 ©88X cents on the dollar, FOREIGN EXCIANGE, Sizty day, Sight, Jondon, Ay S, Gerihany i Bwitzeriand oty 2 Llull(\;ml: -‘l‘v‘: wedeu, Tle.: x 3 Cablu transfer, 491651 e # GOVEUNMENT DONDS. . ted, United tat s A United State G-208 of "t Junuary and B-208 0f '07—Jupuary and Jul b2 of "G8—lauuury sud Ju -4l 54 United Gtutcs uew 51 of '8i..... ., United blates currency 64, ex. Int., 0 Clty 7 9 ct. hon Chicagu City 7y et sewerag Chiieago City 7 ¥ ot water low Cuuk County 7 ¥ €. bonds (aiGr) Coui Coubty 7 ¥ ct. botids (Jolg) WestPark 7 w ct, honds. . North Chicago 7 ¥ ct. b Eark) s *And interest. LOCAL STOCKS.' City Raltway, South_Side, Gity Iafiway, West 5ide City Rallway, West Side: § City latiway, Nortl side. Truuders’ Lusurancs Comjpai Chamberrof Cominre u Chicago Gua:Light & Coka Con o 130 Exposition atock (uid),... 35 0 Expostion stock (new):..e.s a5 ¥ Exposition swek (ecrip) .. » wasn And loterest, — BY TELEGRAPIT. Spectul Disputch (o The Tridune. NEW Yuns, Juns 14, —IUscema to be the oplnlon of & majority of the stock operators that the exist- Ing rallroad war has nerly reached Its culminsting point, aud that a scitlement and return to ofd rates for passunyers and frelght may bo cxpected oow at any moment. To-day, in face of the reduction by tho Erle Kallrosd of fares to all princlpal clties along the New York Central ftuad, the bulls, by an early display of pluck In buylug, which, backed up by s talk of a cessation of raflroad hoatilitics, accomplished a complote rout of the bears, who rushod Intu buy at the bigh- st prices. It was reported on the street, after loard bours, that the Erle would to-morrow moraing take the Initiative in a further reduction of §1,00 ju {farca to Chicago and all other Western polnts. The total transuctions to-dsy wers aboug 16,000 sharcs greater than yesterday, and one-balf was iy Lake Bhore, which opencd at 63%, snd, After some lttle hesitation, advanced o BiX, reacling to 54%, and closlng wt BHib;. As ususl, when thi atock whows any strength, 'a report of a 3 per cent dividend was renewed withy 1:1;01, Michigan Central, on small transactions, sdvanced from 44 L 4K, but declined to 4736 48, Dullness and & lower price for this sfotk, ox cumpared with Lake Shore, occasfuned comment from those who think the relative valuos of stucks are reversed In the murket pric Al salea of Erio wers al 13%02149%. Centra Hudson was sustalned st 1005@107. St Paul stocks were firm, common ltl]lll5 nL 40@40%, and preferred GOR @70, unsiderable excifo- menl was created by s brilfant maneuvro in Northwestern wtocks, which advanced thelr prices to 41X for common and 10 613 for prefersed, Coal stocks were dull, but a trifle tirmer in prices. Pacific Mail was active, and ad- vauced from 24 @24% 1o 25L@U0X, The murket cluscd strong st wbout the Lt prices of thie day. Lending rates for demand “loans In the lucal money market wers 260243 per cent, rellecting the dealre of capital to seck (Lo best, though I ba teme. porary, investment; beuce the Jow ratcs. The gold merket'was equully as dull avon yeu. h:nll{. but with truer I:Aul, wlternutely at 11245 aad 2y 0 1Ae Wuatern Astociated Pra. T ¥ dnim bd =Gol wienalat 1123 and clored at 112¥. Dorrowin, num, and 1-64 per diem, wade fiat. Governmenta were In actlve demand and higher, Ofterings smoll, Ratiroad honds were in demand at higher prices, particularls for St Pauls and Northwesterns. Stafe bonds were quict, Stacks wore ganarally firm and higher, with Lake Shore, Weatern Unlon, Pacific Mail, ‘and tlie Gran- r shares an features. Tranmctions_aguregatod 07,000 ahares, of which 14,000 were Pacic Mail, 1,000 Western Union, 4,000 Northwesterns, 000 8. V'anls, 55,000 Lake Shores, 000 Ohlos, 8,000 Wabash, and 3,000 Michigan Central, Monoy market caey; 245, Primo. moreantils paper, 3% to 5. usloms receipts, $215,000, The Asefntant Treasurer disbnrsed $55,000, Clearings, 817,000,000, 487%; demand, Sterling firmer; sizty da; AOVTRANMERT RONDS. 1 "I;Eg 118, 1253 TAtes, 1 o4 peran- t the cloac loans were 480%. 0! 65, - TeR. Nr:'p.o“ 2096 | 10-40m, en:wn Coupona, '67. 23 | Carrencies . Coupons, ‘84, 94 BTOCKS. New Jersoy IWestern Unton. ulckatlver ... itock Ialand uicksilrer pfd’ &t Paul Pactnic Mal st Laul e, Terre [iant, Terre Haute ., 0. & ,\‘i Del., L._‘;l x\\’ 5 Airsourl Py I“ 2 Atlantic& Indiann Centrs Clllcln,o, B. & Y Itannibal & St. Central Pacifc bon Unfon Tacific honds. 1. e, iand-gran; U, P’ac. alnking-funa, BY] na . P atack, T.ake Shore. Titlofs 3 &1 ¢hnl Cleveland & 1'itl Notthwestern Korthwestern pfd. C.C, L &L BTATE RONDS. Tenneasce ax, old..... 44 | Virginla, old... Teunessceds, \'\.W.Nvl‘?k‘ Virgluta new. Uik Missoutl, .. MINING BTO KA. SaN Fraxcieco, June 14.—The followlng are the I'.xzhlln;m' Iatest cflnulmlom at the Stock Coneolidt'd Virginia, ¥ k‘:u'mn.m oy O Clioll Snvage, Tmpertai, Mexican. A Gould & Ciirry.. 15 Ldustice,. Tiest & Heleher, & | Catedonis. linle & Norcrosi o1 FONEIGN, ToxvoX, June 14.~Consols, money, 04 7-10; account, 1443, nited States bonds, *63¢, 105; '07s, 111; 10-40s, 107} new oe, 10U}, New York Central, 07; Erle, 123(; preferred, 18, L'ais, June 14.—Rentes, 1068 10c. Fraxkront, June 14.—United States bonds, now Ge, 1025, REAL ESTATE. ‘The following instruments were Gled on Wednca- day, dune 14: Indiana st uITY PROPRRTY, 8711 e of Frankllii, nt, 253100 ft, dnated May 20, se % $ 2,600 Idahio st,” 143 14 3 tinted Jan, 26 1,500 Millard ay, 150 23125 ft, dated June 1 D 1,470 Michigan ay, 166 ft b of "Fienty-third oty e 1, 34xU78 11, dnted June 1., el 10,000 Kelthat, 172 (L a of Chiongo AV, €1, 48x100 it with buikiings, dated June 5. soseinnal 2,600 Moortan st, 13 few of Huuston, ' f, 24X100 11, dated Alnly-ly v 700 Pred No. 1047 inted 3 2,80 Sedgwlck at, 63 £t n of Chifcago av, w f, 40x; 1t with biillding, datl June 10! 8,000 Tndlana at, 313 (LG of Labiey o, 8 1, corat R e w6 s O ‘edar st, e of tlinli sty & 1, GHigx; Lelng G136 L {n rear, duted'May 31,0, .0 8,000 Onkley at, 448 10w of ' Kort] DRXIHH Jfi. dated My 80 Vincennen av,” 4 £, 2XI08 1t dat 9,000 Dismarek colirt, o0 11, dnted June 2, 1,500 Jeflerson at, 350 fe 1 Of ‘fiaFrison wt; & 1) £t dated Junu o, 4900 igh at 500 Fox datead June I3, 400 Vo Buren s, 17 100 1L, duted May 16, 800 AGUTIE 07 CITY LINIFR WITIIN A NADIGS OF BRVEN Forty-nmt st L 0F THE cokpolng Forty-Arst st, 108 6 of COLuRY Grove av, 81, SOK125 16, dated Jo 40,00 Forty-mecond sty K7 W av, af, 117710 [t, dated By 8,000 Saino promises, dated June 14, B0 COMMERCIAL, Tho following were the recefpta and shipments of the leading articles of produce in this clty during the twenty-four hotrs ending at 7 o'clock on Wednesdny; morning: Tiecelpts, Shipment. Flour, bris, Wheat, b Corn, Tin Quta b 11ides, ibs. £ wines, D Wool, Ib: Fotatues, 'l to) Lot v ibgleR, Hait, br Panlry, Poultry, couj T o ea: y Withdrawn from storo on Tuesday for clty con- snmption: 1,482 bu wheat, 4,044 bucorn, 1,410 ba 0aw, 1,500 bu rye, ‘The following graln was Inspected Into store In thls city on Wedneslay morufng: 1 car rejacted winter wheat, 30 cars No. 1 N, W. wheat, 41 cars No. 2 N. W. doj 2 cara No, 1 spring, b cars No. 2do, 74 cnru No. 8 do, 20 cars rejected do, " with n littic Inqniry for s 2 cars no grado (241 wheat); 82 cars and 14,600 bu high mixed cory, 300 cars and 0,000 bu No. 2 do, 47 cars and 5,800 bu rejected do, 6 cars no grade (535 corn); 17 cars whito ogts, 43 care No. 2 do, 15 cars rejected do, 1 carno grade do (70 0ats); 13 cara No. 2 rye, 1 car rejected doj 7 cara No. 2 barley, 8 cars No, 3 do, 2 cars re- Jected do. Tatal (84 cars), 370,000 bu, In- spected out: 136,354 bu wheat, 231,774 bu corn, 05,025 ba oats, und f,007 bu ryo, The lngpection of wheat o yeur ago wan 88 cars. ‘Tlidy are supposed now to have & graded market In New York fur whoat. If thisbe the case, why shonld the braine of our Board of Trado bo taxed toriddlo ont the valuo of Chicago Nu. 2 spring, from the quotation, ** Northwestern wheat, steams erto sufl, $1,17¢ 1,101 A New York letter toa prominent houss here, recelved yeuterday, saya: A great denl sald to- day alout wheat being damp and soft. Your No, 2 standa best. No. 1 Minucsota I3 most affected, Bome of the wheat belng screcncd aud blowed to make It sell.” Other Jettersare to the samo effect, The Min- neeots wheat forwarded direct was not as dry as it honld be, while that sent to Chicago was not gradud up if damp, The greater plumpneas of red No. 1 Minnesota berry made it retaln molstare longer than the averago wheat of Hiinols and fows, Some of thoe lotters alate that Chicego wheat fn New York to-day Is preferred by some buyors to any othe The leading produce markets wero moderately activo yesterday, and steadlor all around, the de- partures from the pricos of the preceding day leing relatively amall. The recelpts of graln were loss [n volume, but the shipments were also Yght, and the tone of advicea from othor pulnts waa not very encouraging to holders, The war news has quleted down, and the expectation of higher prices due to European troubles hau died ont; but 80 far none of that weaknews has ensned which wes prophesled by #0 many, The unsettled weathur had perhapsa 1ittle to do with sustaining prices. The market for domeatie dry gooda was devold of new features. A steady, moderato business fn in progress, with # wtendy feeling prevailing, The grocery trade wus teported fuirly actize at welle sustained prices, most lines roling frm. Bugsrs wera olightly higher, Coffees were weak. Rice, slrups, molassvs, tess, ete., were steady, An active butter market wae noted at the prices cur- rent on the two preceding days. Checso was quoted quict and unchanged, selling at 6@0%4c¢, an toquality, In the dried-frult market no chunges wero appareut, Fish met with an active demand at sbout Tucadsy's quotations. Prices of coal, waud, tobacco, pulnts, and calors were unchanged. Ol were fulrly setive and generslly fra, Linseed was strong at 3¢ sdvauce, ~now quoted ot 65¢c for raw and 60c for Lolled. ‘Plis Jumber market was rather quiet yesterday, the rain having fnterrupied out door work In the morning. Tho offerings at the docks were wuall, bence the buslnews was dune principally at tbe yurde. Drugs and chemicats wero in fale demand, und steady, except oplum and ite compounds, which udvanced lo consequence of reports of damage to tho cropin Asla. Wool continues quiet, with Jit- tle prospect of un active market st prescut, The Lroom-corn market wae dull and weuk for the low- er grades. lay was quict but steadivr under #maller recelpty. Bceds were fnactive, Green ruitn opencd dul), owing to the rain, but after tho Weather el fair trude Suncoved, Tt the large offerings kept prices down, atrawbertlea belng even Jower than the previous day, Forelgn frnita were quiet. Ponltry and eggn wero dull and casy. Lake freights wero qulel, Lut firmer, with fesw vosscle offering. Tates at tha close wera about 3¢ for corn and 3¢ for wheat, by sall to linffalo. Rall freights wers quiet and unchanged, agents anking 20¢ to New York, 18c to Philadelphis, 17%¢ 1o Daltimoro, and 25c to Bomton, per 100 Ihs. Through rates by lake and il were quoted at 10Q 104c for corn and 104@11¢ for wheat to New York, and 12@124¢ on corn to New England points. Through freights were nominal to Liver- pool nt 4815@40c apccie per 100 Ibs, and to Cork for orders at 474 @4He specie per 100 lis, Frelght engagements were reported for 146,000 bu corn, 60,000 bu oate, and B,000 bu rye, The collectlons at the Chicayo Custom-House yesterday aggregated 87,300, 48, PROVISIONS. 110G PRODUCTS—Wero moderately active and do- eldedly stronger, thongh the markes ruled very stemly il near 1 0'clock at about half tho total advance, then strengtheniug materially. 1logs were In good supply, hut reported St 10 per 100 B8 higher undors liberal demand for packing and for shipment, and product sympathlzed therewith, a fulr number of buglng or- ders having been brought out by the rehounding turn of the previous day. Tho trading was, however, chiefly speculativo, very fow lots being waated for shipment. Tha stock of mess pork In this city 1s reported at 3,123 brin, agionst £3,591 brla a year ago. The stock of Iand 189,875 Lea, BARIDSL 43,200 1c8 B year o, Mesy Pork—\Was In vory good demand, snd advanced 0c per brlg no small part of the trading being sample changes from July Into Augnst. Bales were reported of 00bris cash at $18.73: 5,500 brlu scller Jnly at 19.03; and 11,000 brls seller Augnst at $18,70 “Total, 16,5 bris, market closed Arm At 1873 for suminer packed, and £14, e, or wi t 810,005 19.03 soller July: K1V, 1025 seller August, lter Septomber, clonil 8t At §10.5410.53, and aclier thie year at €10 Trimo. thiss s Gioted At $17.00817.25, and estra prime at £14.00:214,25. Lard=\Wns tather Tem aetiye, but sdvanced a5 100 8 i closed strong nt the top, though L tod bd per cwt lower, FAleA were Tepot 3 8,700 Leaseller July ut $11,036)1.221, and 11, fler August at 1011133, Total, 13,000 te ki a1 énan o meller d frm’ st $11 1. A " fer.Jul 411,575 seller August; il 811.4734@ 1150 seller September. seller the wrar WB2 qUOIEIL AL $10. 1w 10,40, Meuta—\Vere ratlier quict, but Jgalfc per ® higier, th it fnaley for shifunent, but the onlers st Iy Limited to the PFICes of the previoun das, Salen wer FRPORICA Of 20 Dosen [onf CIAAE aF 1 AN S0,000 R short rile at B3e canh, Aud §0. R34 10, 00 por 100 s selier August. 1‘lmw|mwlsn':(wu the closing ranke of prices: 0l Lony Shors Short _— cigat, “rig. clear. alted, loose [ b3 [0 0, 1 Boxed Y ‘I)‘ ,u‘ e i A 10 10! con, cash ... 8 108 1y D Sl abiorh iz at o vact, mit b3 sellor July, Doxeds sweet plekled hama, 11421150 Tor aum- mer' and L3E1ae for winter: Cumberiands, Uk #3{c cash or seller June; long-cut haims, 11G12c, boxed; e s nt e BEMEFRODUGTS Were pteady and qulet at. $1 QL0 for imens €11.75I3.00 f0F extra meta $‘7au‘flrfp'i\n=‘ffuufiu ALAAAMKC for clty, and 7@8a for country luta, accord{ng 10 condition. — BREADSTUFFS. FLOUR—Was dull, with no quotable change in prices, Suippera held off, and local dealers took hold sparlngly. Sales wero reported of 100 brin winters on private tenns, and 400 bris epring extras at §5.00 ©4.75, 'Total, unly 300 bris, The market clused gulet atthe followlng range of prices: Cholce winter ex- tras, $T.37%0T.674; common o guod do, $5.57'% @7.25: shipplug extras, $4.50@5,00; good do, §5.00 ©3.07%: cliofce do, #3.5025.87: patenta do, §6,00 .00; Minnesotn, $5.0020.73; spring superines, $3,00 @4.00; rye flour, $4.2524.50. Dran—\Wasnctlve and steady at tho recent advance. Sales werc DO tonaat $0.00 on track, and $9.0049.25 free onboard cars. Curn-eal~Coarse was nominal at $15.50@16.00 por ton un track, WIEAT—Waa rather more active, and aversged nbout the satno as thie closink pricesof Friday (oxcept that the Jower grades wers weak), and closcd g lower than the previous evening. Tho public sdvices from Liverpool noted litte change, but private telegrams calied that market lower, and New Vork was also ro: ported 1w3c oft, that market belng nlready 1613 per Uu ngalust tho shipper without Including the cust of - selling on the seabonrd. This made shippers hold . No. 3 wat bought chilefly for carrying Al Mo 2 arkeomnn " comparea et ol widened ta 3o In conserue while "t Tower grades were only salable at an e deeline o 2¢ per bu,—the greatust weakness belng In No. 3. e )wl‘lliclrm\ ver, b (air apeculntive demand, s4 the redoe: tion In tho vultine uf recelpts Inducyd muny operstors to expect that they will exbibit & nuch greater faliing oif, and the stormy weather also tended (o Increass th mand for futitre, by nducin tiona on ‘ths chances of ¢xtenslyd crop fallures dus to exc Vi i R R e e i K):'M. §1,03%. Seiter Aufiufl s0ld at i clolug ot 81.04%. ‘Selier the month IS EIONE W dr st o o No. ¥ apringcloscd ot 8106k, and No. 3 do at goidc. Cash en wern reported uf 47,00 i No. 2 spring ut 81,013 :»::‘ \’l'fit; 15,400 D No, 3 du ot BGwiges 8,000 by re- Jected do ot BOC: i 00 bu by sanply at 67w bic on track. Total, 123,400 hu. finnesota fWiedt—Waaln moderate demand for ship- mient, it e lower. Balvs wera reparted of 3,400 by 3 17,000 hu No. 2at §1.05bcul, () 2« OO DU DIe Rkt Gdinle ou tragk; and 140 bu do AU$1,06G31. 15 {ro o Lourd cars. Total, 20,500 hu, CUIN —Wos sctlve, and advanced S¢uie, though Liverpool wia qulet ot the decline Of tio provious dy, and Rew York was unehanged Uil near the close, 110 Roverning iAuCices Were, chiefy Weste erlbing o atreuih fo dne sorin of hy revidia eniig and the continiicd cloudy weather, which wis T intler, and to diininist cxpected 0 make the, Fecelpn The percentage of (ho LOLer Kruics, LAVIE leea Lo p- ply on contracts than heretorors, ' THUre Wak & very guud demnund for sipment, and (¢ waa futimated that a good deal tnure of would have been moved out Within tho past fuw days bt for the scarcity of vesicl room which mado shippars hold oft Teat thelr competl, tion should put up frelght Fates o a noint st whieh tey could not aTGTd 10 opurate, A KoL many buying or «ers were received froin thu country for next month und August. _Suller July opened at 45%5e, Fose 10 433, e 1045, AN AvWHCU 10 T3, Clonlig A Aot Boller August sold 8L 45304 1uNc, cloafh at 4usge. Beils g o mntt aoid at ¥ifydsficl clostmg with cash So. 3 ot daifc, and highemlged clowed sk 43ie. Taah salea wora reported of 40,000 b hikh wilxed A DL 3%es 40 b Tew do at d2bges 400 bu new mized nL4ie; 10, HC1i8% b0 b T B S0 A0 Tt ul tige: 12,80 hu Dy satiiple ot 34 on track s and b, 600 b do'at S0 41580 e on busrd curs. "Totnl, 200, 460 . —Woro fatrly active, und a ahade fiemer. Tho strong, in sympathy with corn and the ut of the storin, i in dull, b cus belng utroni- optlony, bt 4; ‘B—W¢ market rospEcts Of smallee reCcipta nn e {‘lll‘n weakened a littls, New York ¢ closed Brm, New York Ly privata ads er, There was lesd dofiie dowd o treely o wippers, und ‘claed A shade frmer than on the Drovious day, The recelpta wero lberal, and wera aguin | exe ceeded by Lhe ahiptmonts, aud frefght-room wis reporte il 10 8,000 bu by Cuah No. 2 a0l 8t 29345 5050, cloalug fit at 2 @ vales oSty at 207562, No. 2 whitu sold at 2vage, Rejected sold at 2d¢ Belicr Jnne ranged fron 230,200 cloving wt tie nuts »ido, atd July ojmned at 23c, 01 to 2ulse, recuded Lo ayic, and closed al 2ude, ~ AUKuIL wie quitt at 243fc. Caslisnles wera_reported of 78,000 b No. 3 st 20340 BACt 4,200 bu No. 3 white nt 20N4G30¢; 1,800 by re- Jected e 20e; 5,400 b by samiple at 2iguc for mfzed, and Soigeic for_white an tenek; 2,600 bu at 20314, free ot board, Total, H3, 300 b, Y E-Was quiet wid 8 siald easier st 7134c for No, 2, The Feecipta wera fuiry and ticry woa Mo fnuiry. Cosh wnles wera reported of 2,40 bu No. 3 at 7130 400 L by sample at 67¢ on truck. Totul, 2,800 Lti, BARLEF—Was quict at Tueaday' ;) Tann ot pric closing & ahady casier. - Thie offerings of cash and i wereHittle larger, and ¢arly Uis sharts were biyl and tra in settlement. " The yeceipts wero aninl ed uf low Krades, which were qulet ap 37¢ No. dund dlc for fejvctcd. Cuals No. & wold 8t 615 s chielly at the nalde. Beller Juné sl 2¢, And clused at ke, fuly wai quoted ot G walen were reported of 4,200 bu No. 2 6t (1130 ;3 MK T No. 8 at 47es 400 bu refected at S1c; 400 bu by sample at 4ve. Totsl 5,6 bu. FUINT CALL, Wheat—8ales35,000bu st §1.G6% for July nad 31,05 for August. Lor=3.00 bu farJuly at dokc. Rem potk—~3, 500 brl 6l 810.U354310,05 for July and $19. 20w 10, 2734 for August, La jics aclier Aukust ut §13.93, 3 LATEST, AMeas pork was moderutely uctlve, and lower, with g8l f 4250 Ll al 16, USG10.00 f0r July aud 310,105 .35 for Augus Tard was qitlet and easler, with sales of 1,250 tea at 11283 1,47y for Atticust, B hire vl wera nesier Gales befog reported of x) 1L seller August at 10c, lieut waa moderately active and 3e higher, June 801 ut §1.09%6:61.003, Cloating at (ho Lutslde, and July At $1. (Kbl U8, Glosliig at 81,0536 Auguat clused st 1,09 2 0 steady at 433@Asie for July and 45k for Cor June. OALL NOARD, Mens pork was falrly uciive, utnl 5¢ lower, clusing at s tar July. and gIoig for Augiet. iles ,230 e ut $18.U73 fur Julw unu 810,29 tor Aug Lard wna quict, and Thishic lower, cloalug ot 8 for July, and 8101276 11,30 fur August. tea ot $11.13 for July, wnd 871,373 for August, GENERAL MARKETS, ALCOTIOL—Wau frim ut $2.10, BUTTER~The chisnite In the position of this market was not suflicient to itract atteutlon. There wos sn activo mavement ¢ substantlally previous quotations. We repest our Hat: Choleo (o fatcy yellow, 18qzde; m«:llllnm 1o good gradew, 14@10¢; inferior to comnmon, Iuelse, BAGOING—Was ordered with cousiderable freee dom, aou prices agnin ruled steady, s follows: Stark A, 28c: Peerless AA, vy Lewlston, ke Montaup, 24ci Ontario, 2ic; Amerlcan A, Hc; Amorkeag, 21c; Oter Creck, 3ie, burlap bags, 4 Lu, 14615¢; gunbles, stugle, 13%Q1Ke; do, double, 23 wie, DROOM-CORN~Trado ls slack, and lower grades are weak, OWIN L Iarger oferings, Thy bulk of thy corn now comiug from the country wonld Lably urlng 3G4%e, tho bt ubout %, and some vary poor loa are quoted At $30.00 per tou. The annoxed quutations ars Litundod 8o Peprescht the prices dealurs aro retalle ing corn at. There i pratably no chulee cor 1% cdmia. 1, moat of 10 Mas bt Beeh g resid SO I3 In the Choled g, mat: Tuedlui snd No, 2hur, T dluii Urusli, Slgasics comion i g l«ufi- Inaldo Bud covers, 4@5¢; tuterlor, dudc; . CHEESE—Saien to w pretty falr agprogate weroet- fected at uulse for Inferior o chiolce grades, COAL—Tho markes remalia without wilstion, The fuluwing, prices ura nrily adnerdd o; Lackawanna, iy, : dunut, $7.75: do, Tange £4.00; blonbung £%0 0; Erle, #3.0063.80; Baltiuiors & hio, ¢ T5ued. 00, GALS-'The domand fa reported falr at the givea prices. The only Importast chaugy ls o wivancy1n opfums wid inorpia, dus troporte tiat the lodian crophias been budly damuged. ~ Ticlow arg tie quutations; Actd, cltric, D, Uicw$1, 00; Aeld tartaric, jowdered, B, B3iudhci NGNS, CATD 222003 Axl0 ploy dond 3 borix, tuh, B, 130l e vitrl Hguslic] creom turtar, Burd, B, 430 s, By 73gbucy chiloroforn, ®, 110§ giyeoriuey bulk, B, 17620 5 g arabic, pickel, 800430 3 guin rable, sorts, 35G35 § gum cam: blor, 'n, 83Gake : guin opliw, By $6.7507.00 5 gun ahellac, ®, 86uGk; ludlae, B, 88.76ue.00 " morph SUIRh. v, BE2L01.50 3 0l ‘custor, bicw .00 o o] Uu, lemas, $4.25ui4, 80 § pulaws, chior., ©, i porasatunl ol R 2 2 60 ) quining, sulbh., Ul ;’J“f'u."m"h neal, lun £2.2522.70 rod precipit, B, $1.0831, 1 roat fpecac, ™ powd., B, $1.5hel. 603 root thel, E. L. pow . F1.2550 80 3 WAL Kpeom, By 260§ RilYer erpe oz, $1.0001.10 soap, Catile, 10y tics Ly EREIE T AL o eAantran Hark. it 1he. LGUR—Were slow At casy, the receipta hetng falr and tho demand chiefiy local. “Halea were mado at lulg #11c, and some lots brousht 100, FIdH—Lake fsh continno uneettied. Baltwnter do- rcrlptions were again quated stendy. Business woa RCHVe AL The. annerod . prices 1 whitetish, i $4.7534.00 3 No. 3 do. No, 1t £4.7504,00 No. 1 shoremine G300 Ko, 1 oo, 9. 0028, shore'klis, Inrge, : Inrge fou- 1y kite, $1,20; Henrges cod- Nh, £3.54%35. 761 sumumer-cured codian, > 735 Lntirador herring, spit, Drls, $7.758.( i-url, FLiNRu 25 LAbTTGT b ring, rorind, byl i 0 Yg-brl, §3,5069, 7% ierrlig, per box, duaioe] Vol 1 terting, 30udac; Columbta Itiver aalimo, be-url, o0, :\}-‘Il"lTS AND NUTS--Wero quiet and unchanged, g ileign=-Dates, 6204y s, lavers, thaisiger e, druma,” 1, 1ie: Tarktah prasies, 0:04c; Fronch prunes, Kega and boxed, H sl ayeos ELuse 3t looss Miuscatel, cin, 103 11c; Zwite curranta, N33 clron, Zhedle. Damestic=Alden nl‘vp ex, 142203 Michizan apple common, DYaliLe; pared peACHUs, 171 ; Dlackin: Sgt;."ll&flfl 40t raspberrics, d3adies [tted eherrles Nuts—Fllberts, 11@11%c: almonds, Terrnzona, 1043 20vy Naples walnuts, 1oleeize: French walouts, new, e1itge; Grenoble watunts, ' Tathe; lirazil, #asiget ccans, Texax, 1134e212e; Wilminglon poanuts, seduide; aneRsce neanita, e Atrioan peanu ke, GREEN FRUITS—Strawberries were ngaly In inrgo Tupniy, A dull earty owing to the’ rain, but’ hustnces brightened upn ttle afterwards. Thers waaa good deal o woft fruit on the WmArket, which hnd a lendency 1o deproms prices. A fow raspbertics were [n, shd solil slowly, Forefgn fruits were qulet and ateady: Siraw- bereies, 1ol or Michiian, 16 ate, Geudl,o: - nols, 4 qia, at 10y gooseberries, #s10e por qty red 'or bluck raspberrics, 15cey clrrin, $2.00 por gann 0f 44 ata} uranges, 0.UKe7.00 per box lemois, 0,002, 50 ot box. GROUERTES=A fyrtlier alight advance fn whito miare wia extatiied yosterday, i reaponsa o i creased strength at the K Coftees wers neglected and weak. Other articles wore falrly steady, We tow quote as follows: silce ;fl;;uuuun. al4Gexe; Carolina, 73{@Se; Loul an, t3 iffeer—t. (. Java, 20630c; Java, No, 2. 204,27¢; ehiice to fancy Rio, 2ic:22ige: good 10 pritio o, 4114is 21Mes comman 1o {AlT, 1H5CAIes roseting, IR0 Sioknporo Java, 2o Cota Itica, 22423 b, 2. “sug A118%0: crushed, 1157 cranulatod, 11¢5 Ay atan I, q‘l?ll”" ! fuir & Mot 1 chialco tolsses aupar, n\(mn}f 4 COMNON U Ao, THBe. sirips—Californin sugar-lal drips, SNa70c: diamond e, $1.080.1. W0l vor drips, extes e ogc; gond + New Or- mon 1o good, Se's GomBion olia Sifces—linpice, Qe prppe cuttn ginger, tdlgaiafe. Soups=Trig Jine, it German Mottled, @ White LIy, 51@s0c; White lose, ! 3z Bavad Iniprial, 6o tolden Ntarch—Laundry, Gwic; glons, TAY—Was 10 TIhe renuest and stewd cvlpts were falr, but It was thoughL they we oit, owlng to tie stonm, _Qnotations: “No. $12.501 No. 2 do, 0,02 L mixed do, $7.5008, uplanil xm'lrlc. 20, 00! Nu. 1 do, ¥6.00x0.30; Alowgh, £330, WIS ES - Were mora nettve and o hade frmer, but without change fuprice, Snles nggrogated 150 bris &t #1,04 per gallon, HIDES—Were i fatr request and steady. Green malied are quuted sometines at 74e: Grewn ity utelis ere’, 3c; green enred Jight and lieavy, 7e¢i damaged, 50 ‘part cired, aiwedie: green mittel Kip, 701 green conntry, dige: green ealf, 1tcs flint hides, feidige; dry kip and calf, 120125¢;5 dry aadted hides, vige; deas cun akius, 45¢eric, HOPS—Wero duil at 512! {t decreunvs slowly, a8 there brewers generally being amply auppled LEAT! —Tlie quutations of Huen: yreasole have heen cut down | with which exception valics res maly nominally utichanged. “Trads continurea without much animistion, and the general niarket lacks tones SIENLOCK. 1,001, 18 a1 e U3 ki 20m a5 e W 2@ % 1 Ve 25 oA, ;0 40 ks 43 TFUENCIL BTOCK, colf.. woee LENGL OO | Kip,... OILE=Carbon, lard, and whaiy were was atrong and wdvinced Se. The uneket for tie fenting lacked steadficas, Quotitions wero an fol: C ns o bid(es do il 5 T Snow White, 150 1T@1THe; 0. 1 [t trn winter Innd o mw, ooe: halle Rpernn, $1LGEL 1 du extra, tic; du oot o, SEIeRy e 00t ol), atrictly pure, ok oll, Shcdairaite 0 0ll, (eT0e s Lur) tine, ditc: naphitha, deodo- cravity, 154wl dige: Weal Virknia ol e natural, 50 deg., 7o re Chickens were alow ot &1, 000 SPEINY 0 83,50u3.00. Turkeye werw quotu per T POTATOES—New potatoes were In amplo stock and o xed. 00 per brl, 511303~ Wera quict and little better than_nominal on market, A few salea were mnde from stors to parties having amali. orders: otherwise thero w particular tiquiry, Quutatlons: TUAOINY, §, 25w, W0 07 infllet, WA5e; Tuhgurion, Sow lers report & falr trade st the annexed pricea: Sagtuaw, Canada, Aad Unundaga, flue, $t,40; unlinary coarse, $1.70; dalry, without ba) 53 dufry, With biagh, ®3.507 Ashton dalry, per sack, $4.50. VisAL—\asnlow nt 407}, dul, a8 most v . 1, 1. heal VEGETABLES—Werc genvrall rleties ut the elty @ ) benn calibnge, €101, leets, 83 10¢ per duz; caulfilowds urnlsh erate uf 3 $L0operdoz. WOUL—Small Weateen awers nre coming fn, ather. wise there Is 1ttle guity, - Thu reecipts continu iht, ‘and probubly” will untlt fariers. et used 1o th fow prices aud o clip bestie 10 MOVe frecly. Fastern operators ire now pretty well oceupted with th Caltfornla clip, whicl prowul Quotations: h-washed, 26565 Washied fle ey uuwaihed flecee, s 10 lust 20110 Lo yot. Baises average, iy 2es 4, Ane, Ak medlum, 1azicy Guo, 15wivc, ity LIVE STOCI. sicagn. Tatal, o Snme timd Tat W Weok betoro last. Shipments— Mond duliness uzaln pervaded the mar- Buyers did not seem Inclined to continue opera- tlons casent st a further decline, which, in view of the Uightreselpts, holders were not dispased to grant; con- scquently bushicsy was slugglah throughout the day, Althiough cholce amooth, well-fatted cattlo couspri & very conslierable portion of the offorings, the bulk ;)“lhu tradiug was done st prices under 84.50. Groves o3, solid o car-load of cxtra graded steers, nveraging 1,367 D, AL $3.00, and & fow Lranafers wero offected ot $1.8564.00, but tha provalling priceswere 85,0003, 75 Tl G EEMES s ook o e oniis soieh Witk & 190 BUMLLE uf cattle Tere 1o the yards, CATTLE HALES, Ar, Price,) No, UKT $5.00 | 15 27 107 ns i 123 ereceints Wero the heavlest reported for wmounUng o 18,523 hend. Th lange owever, did ot seemn” to_unfavorably {ifuc s, Which vpenvd frm for it grades, und retnaly the closo, while' foF cholco UGHE and the be Lieavy there wis un averajze advanco of 3¢ per 100 1be Unieven Light ntd conrso heavy Tuta dfd not whure o th ance, thoogl they were “guick salo st 1 oesd gurcs. ' Tradlig Wis al 80.005.0.15 for common (o i‘nxl‘? Ught, and'at 6.00¢0.30 10r’ comuion Lo extra Cuvy, muny da) iy howe 00 SALES, K Ar. Price. No. Ar. Price, ] 178 0.0, LAY 4:30f 05 .10 .03 ol 0,08 e o U.lll} . G0 aul a0 ISt 6.3u 10! 10| [t o o 0] 24, 3% ull i £2,3060: mo, N 8L 450 werd princtyaily at ¥ 0373, Gl S N Yons, gune 100N AW YORK, June 14.—Hertes—1tecelpts yestorday ant to-ikay, 1,520, uigainat 3, 200 ut (b Allu\x.v Hzll‘.l‘ll vl’m:lg ;.;a[.my fulvy’ marker duily o' Haporiant. change. fn prices. Shaep—Ttecelpta, 15, making £.950 for two duys, ogalust 633 L 1o sutiie Hinu | Taat weeks duil und o clianyed Tawte, frmior and biiherd quldi ‘ante: 714 e for Keatucky, Delaware, aod Virgiuls, snd 106110 1UF g00d 10 Pl Jerenys. wine~liccelpts, 4,34, MAKing 5,09 for two day syalnat 7, ko ut the dund o Tt Wik und uefed ulive sfuce st Saturday, Brevato, N. Outile~Recelpts, 343 total fur Ui week, Very dull; [icss fob o few suld Mo off opentng price uf the weeks quite & nulbor of safublu CalilG G b ) wnd sowe Tols beat stevrs shipped o pis, 3,407 total for the weck 'l d alows siles unly 10 care at ful} oa, uroomon alt krudes Lruin last week's prics; 3,000 Unsofd. 2oge—ltcecipia, 1ni' otal for the week, 0,000; Inarket sctive for (e few Gltured; Good Xurkere RoOd heavy, T, S35uign, 1eW vllured; good Yurk TiMonn, P Barrivonk, Md., Junu 14.—Chitle=Quiet and prices 3OO BOwers very e, fieger 0 tqlu-m{.n!usfi; edium or youd fulr Sull"l,. dudddnt urdinary whin siber, Oxen, Uil cowe, SHudl Ticeelpta, 1oion, waiee: 117, Jiog1—In talr demand and unchanged; T8oge, BX@0e, pta, Ser s Nece A Shaep—Dulland 3e lower for top grades; range, 4 5 i g PR 8¥c. “Hecel 2, o4, Heculpta 042" Lawbs du i LUMBER. The whleasle market was quict and uachanged. The recolpta wero amall, aad that fact, with the rain fu the moralug, keps Luyers away, and very fow sales wero made, The Ueet expected tlis week appears toboa Joog me getting fn, Givod ta cholce mili-run Jumber Tangs Trom §10.30013. 50, aad common (0ch 8t $5. W 0.0, @ vmall lob of sbuck lengths Bavine recently Drought 7,00, dolsta it seantitng were aunted at Ry Cinfen: Drande feom ) ARd Trady conipuies falr. Shihgics ranen from 100G, A Follawlng ara the T auotatfons: Flrat and second elear.. Thirdclear, 1 inch Thirtt elenr, thick. Glear fuorlig, e Clearading, rllsml Aeeun Flratcommon s@ng, ...... Flooring, tirat canimon, dressed, Floaring, necond cowminan, drested. Nox hoarils, A ... Hox lum‘d'. 18, A stork board Hrtack boards stk hoar ommon hoards nnd fencing. Lomnnon lumber, 18 ft and under 2 In, Julste and scantiing, 2010 24 1t BY TELEGRAPIL, TORBIGN, Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune. LvRnroot, June 1.~11 8, m,—Fleur—No, 1, 248 6; No. 4, 228, @rain—Wheat—inter No. 1, 0s 1041 No, 2, paad; apring No. 1, ts iy No, 2, #48d; white No, 1, 101 24} No. 1 s 113 club No. 1, 10s6d; No,210s4d. Corn— No. 1, 208011} Ko, 2, 20434, Trotitons—Pork, ks, Lard, &ia (i, Livenroot, June t4~1 p. n.—Lard, ats, Rest unehango . Livenpool, June 14—Tatest.—Cotton—Firmer, at 6310 6-10c; snles, 135,000 bales, Including 2,000 for specatation anid export, and 18,000 Amcrlcan, Ereadstufe-Californla white wheat, avernge, 0n 110 @106 2d; do clnb, 108 4d@ 108 645 red Western apring, No. 2 to No. 1, s G iy winter do, s (os 10d. Flonr—Westorn canal, 22u4n 0d. Corn=Western mix. e, 208 30it20s B, OAta—3ds3n 6. Darley—3s 6. Feas—Canadian, 8032308 0d, Clarer Seed—taao0s. Protisions—~Mess pork, 80n. Prime mees hoet, 813 0d, Lard, 61 Cheeso, 626, Uacon—Long clear, 40s 3 ahort do, Hin, Tallow—438 94, Petroleum~Spirita, 8s; refined, 118, Linseed Oll~23a, Riexin—Common, 41 A1@48 8d; pale, 102, Spirtts Turpentine-21 o, LoNpox, June 14, —Culcutta Linseed—47s 01@19, Linseed Ol—2 2, Suyar—No. 12 Dutch standnrd aflont, 22%s, ANTWERP, Juns 14, —Zetrolenm—2483d, AMERICAN CITIES, NEW YONK. Nrw Yonx, Juno 14.—Grain—Moderate businers fn sprinig whent; winter whont ruled quite dull, with Mmited busineds reported at prices in buyers' favo sales of 192,000 bu at $1.0521,47% for No. 3 Chitagos $1.00%@1,13 for No. 3 Milwaukee; £1.15 for fn- spectod No. 3 Minnesota; $1.0521.28 for ungraded springs $1.17GLID for sult to prime No., 3 Chicagos $1.10@1.31 for falr to goud soft No, No, 3 Milwaukee, $1.32 for cholce dry hard No. 2 Ml waukee, $1.3001.43 for No. 1 spring, $1,12 for mixed No. 2und No. 3 apriug, $1.27 for very guod winter red Western, and $1.08 for very common du, Tiye quict and firm, ab B43§:87c for Wustern, and 00a07¢ for Canada i bond (n portlon Westors at ¥Ge), and 4,000 bu do ta nerive at 4o, Oceun Freighte—Uusiness very moderate, and goneral tone cany and weak, with one or two deciines notedy the demand frum the grain trade s latterly fallen off toa great extent; engogements wern: To Liverpoo), Dy stenm, 1,000 balvs cotton at 5-16d, and amald lota of provisions at 40GS0s per ton: and, by nail, 1,500 hales cotion at L(@0-32d, and 150 hhda tallow at 253; to Lon- don, by sten, 32,000 hu kraln st 93(d, and 10) bales hops via Livernool on private terms; and, by vall, 8,000 bu graln in bulk st 84d, Pravistons—Middles were s trifle frmer at 10%@10%c for Weatern long-clear; aales at tio West of 1,500 boxes fongand short-clear and dry-salted hama togother, on private terms. Lard opened unsettied and rather easler, but closed 200 per 100 [ha higher and firm; {nfucenced by advices from the West; little balnces for export, thiough speculative donlings wero to n falr extent; salea of 230 tes prime steat on spot at $11.473, and 0173 tes do at $11.50; 810 1,000 tes for July At $11.60, closing S TII Sugur—Very firm, ot 7@3c for good refining, Bfc tor prime, and y¥go foreentrifugal; only & mods orate buslness afier the late aciiyity. Talivo—Firm. Whinky—Qulicty held at $1.11G1 113 pergallon; Inst evenlng 50 brlu were rold ot 81,10 cashy & umall salo of alcohol was mads ot $2. 13 per wine gallon, To the Western Assocluted Pres Nzw Yonk, Juns 11.—Coflon—5teadys futures aieadys June, 11731 August, “whibhes Bep! 13kell L November, 113 cenmibe 11 13-10¢; 11 8- uarv, 2 3 Apitl, 1213+ ATRERTR nnusry, 200 reft, wier May, 13060 gool_to KT Ty extra Uhlo, 8507, Lau(s, $3. 1 Minne: §0ia pateat ‘proceey £0.2060.00. Ttje tour steudy: Corn-Siedt—Qulct; Weatern, §:1.8331.25, drain=Wheat—{iceelpts, 120,000 bl govd drysamplea of apring steady und tu €Air domnnd toF EXpoLL: Com mon and fnferior soft luta dull and lowery winter dul wairongly In buyers' fayor: No, 2 SIWRUkG Glali No.y o, $1,106L.12; No, No. '3 do, $1.0040t. oice Ko, Ssprinic nd Yo sy X ungraded ypudnge, 245 No. Ty BRI ol Bethy Bhates dasia Botgerci Canada In boud, Diabrc. “Siarley ‘nchunized. Maltquict and unclanked. Corl —Lecelpta, Ky Wbty wearcaly o liemg Westarn mixed and datuaged fieuted, ‘$0G.51c . wiixed Bo. Kraie, Sids &4iéoy Juw mixed graded, 8T@Me; mixed Srade @o0c3 yellow Wentern, tew, Gley steuters white, now Western nbxed” ungraded, | 9 + rathor more d>inigy recelnte, =7, 000 wixed and State, o e hlte do, $TwdTo.) lay—iem and unchanged, Hops—Quict and unchanied. Gracerfes—Cofea quict bt firm; Rio cargace, 15m 18 gold; Jobblug, 1%&lie gold. Bugar tu falr demand alr 10 goml retin{ng, TeaTiéct prime, i refined rm, 10210%c: Muscovadu, 33e. Molosses quiet and unehmnged. o quict ond nclionged, Tetrotetn ominal; crude, sxc: reinad, 1 Strained Resin. SHrins Fatpenins Faga—viruners W latieritun hewlick wle, Bionos Ayre, n.t to e, gl o, A Iicavy wely 5 Calfortin i Conimon Hor 2iu s, » o I Hnwddas Proxisiony -Terkz quics but 10,805 Nifer, 515,55, 1l middles, Weatern ahort_clear middtes, Tte. B11. 473400 Orini new mess, $19.25@ —Markot duili long clear 1 o clty, 10kiginkc; ard v, “Priige’ wieau, 170 501 July, $10.60, closting at Jutter=siendys Weaters uaw, 136, Cheeve—Qulutt dus1046e Wiisky=Quict: $1.11G1, 1134, Afelils—Sianuractired copper qulet: new sheathing, Ingot lnke dullond Neavy: 2up20e, Plg-iron ingel, ‘Lmu{.'-l.)nuuél:.g. 1o lu gold, , $.10; clinch, $4.0063.35; hiro: 2oudc, PIHLADELPI MILADELLA, Junic 1. —Floiy-~Spring wheat, fam- AV LOr iy wintor do, 800050, 38, Serac o 1.006.95; extra, $4,00% ich raden, $7.0008, X e 00107 Penna 1,405 atuber, $1.45; white Michigan, $1 Rye=>arket 'dull; Penmaylyanie K ru—Sall Silde) mwoumer, bler yellow, Gads Wostera nixed, S4aS8C Onta—Whilte, 405446; mixed Weatordy UM, Whdaky—Market dull; western fron-bound, §1,12, A¥trole tendy: crude, 1UAC) Tefined, Tijc, Receipts—Wheat, 12,000 bis; cory, 41,000 by, Shipmenti=Corn, 53,000 bu, ow York siate and 1iradford County, ™ l‘ly ¥ “Graini—Wheat—Western vaul red, .30, dtuiter~Quloty Pa,, vatrm, 2350 arsts, i Westery extras u;lif;c; tirats, 10w17¢; Western Tolls 1@ 00, "fs‘r'-fi. A lillleTUnch:llnEfi‘fll. New York ftat A T Fyge—Demand active; New York State ane ennsyls nd Dicluwara frési, 10J§to175e1 Western: Thost, NEW OULEANS, Juno 14.—Four—Dull and lowers 4.7 doible, E1204.00; treble, Nuw ORLEANN, superine, 4,700,237 DIRD grades, $0,500 Graln—Corn In"govd " demands nixed, ale; white, ey yellow, ata steady knd 8rim; 8t Louts, $1¢ u e Corn- Heal=Dull and lower; $2.2512.00. IHay=¥riner] oo, $55.00; Drocinione=tork gl woak, Tk hate Bt actives’ o ; Uk theuta—Demad active;’ s 5. Sicor ull uad nominal; Whoulters, R3EEs Char b, 150; vier 2e, i¥ateky—Quict and unchungeds rectinied, €1, 11@1. 11, roceriqe” Coteo ulet Dus ey Wiy Carioie, 104 @wge. Bugar frnier; falr to fully fair, T@oley Hicu yutet but steady; commmon o priine, 460; Ziran—qulet but £rin} 63, BALTINONE, atzinons, Juno .—Aour—Gulet and uuchanged; steady, UralR—Wheat guicty amber Wostorn, 81, 1151, reikdo, 81 10<h18; Lennuyivanta rod. §to0, ot }H?:o‘:“flfififim)fla. uau{llnncr‘v;l‘:l:‘\‘fi orn, ol Eate b o qulet bt Bro; 75Gs00. Jiay—nitl and unchanged, O by Droctatonaaater, but it guotably lower. Hutter=Qulee shd ubelunged: stuudy. e Markut iy Kio cargocs, Vialavos sobbing, IMistyutet but arm: 81, 1134, Hecelpta—\Wheat, 21,000 huy curn, hipiiante=Cord, 37,000 bu, TOLRDO, 14.—Grain—\heat dull and lower; i 0. 1 whily Michigun extea white lllnlnlum‘ Gig; winber Michikan Za44; Juao, €311 July, a7 No. 3 wtier Mk (3 vod tall; $1:2H41 o, 9 red, $1.01%: . d, C, Luri stesdy; r do- €, S0o3 July, Sle; Jow 1 lower; $2).50. o Pk 3,000 bin. ToLxno, Juno N whilte Wabi I 5 ;::i,‘;dl T it Jar dic nixed, o)t uiy, $ic; G il anid dowery Now . 507 AT fuh e, Flour, non; ‘wheat, 85,000 b} Gora, 45, Flour, 700 brisy wheat, 2 b 20,004 DUF OB, H) Bu, 000 bt o, MILWAUREE, MiLwavess, Wis., Jauy 14.—FoursNomisally un- clinuged, Grain—Wheat opend atesd e highercl No. 1 lfllwnukw?’ll 15: i “ll-lzll'lsf.\o?m“llf!;;a{ July, SLUTHG Adiust, 8LOTE No. U0 G held firmn; X . Qata luactive und unchanged; No. 2 o In, numuumn:‘,m.am‘m 74c. Barley i .3, et and stemlys Whiat to Duffalo, aci Recelply=Flour, 9,000hris; whest, 140,000 by, urhenia—VGAR: 3 100 DEIE WAL Db . CINCINNATI, Cixctnxatt, June M. —Hour-Dull, Grain—Whvay jusctive, Corn gulel; 4@dse. Oata Jully whtto, Sdgsoe. Ryd quive wud weudys TiaTe. um;imfirgm heldout of tho market, Lact qutet; B ul)y (cWlge. Bacon—¥alr bl . Bandy e JoMer 1 Aobota o uiler=Quivt and uochanged, FAlky—Advanced; $1.0d, . HOSTON, June 14.—Mour—Qulet: Western superfine, phommintringiics s ol A v Ol Ludtana. and MIGhigan, §8.008 s Uisis. §o e a3y sk, Lout, oo, d8h i fioy Nisuvioia: Grai—Corn qulety mized and yellow, 00GUSc. Oata —No. 2 white sud wized, 40¢) rejcct ¥ No. g, 3 uits aud wised. 40y Feloutud, ¥3@iody No. 1 0. 4, Hye In| ueniiiaily éteadys No. 2, e CALIFORNIA, Bay Fuaxcisco, June 14.—A promisent graln oper- stor gives tho surplua of wheat for shipmont this seasun 8% 750,000 ahort Lons, exceeding by 200,000 Lons thy eronaf a2, Tho yicld t unusually beavy 1o all parts of the Rtate, and, In quality, (n tho beet aver harvested n the Rtate, }a glves the price for July deltvery alongalite atitp as tede per b, aml antielpatesno diMlentty In procuring Jabor tar harvesting o tenusporting from the Intertur, unless the bk of the erop |4 held untt) Iata n the scaaun, which wonlidl probably overtaz ratl: Tond fachlities, ‘Che tonnage hers and Known to bo on the way 18 450,000 tons enpacity, and enongh fevxpeet- ed between now and December to take all the offered surplus, Darley Is estiunted ab 73,000 tonk, ab Goe alongslle, DRY GOODS, New Yong, June t.~Tho fenturo of the day wna tho nurtlon sals of 20,000 pleces of woolen gands, which was a great puceess, Blbding wow brisk and &a0d average prices obtafned. Cutton gonie ruled qufet In firat hande, but Jobbed In falr porcels. White wround faticy and shirting prints were In noderate ru- quest, but medfum faucles wers quiet, Forelgn Kouds were aluggl —— WOOL. TosTnN, Juno 14.~Wool flecces acarcay bat very fit- tle tnquiry; Ohfo and Pennsglvania, diica2e; X and XX Michlgan Wisconsin, 33@dact lota n good condition, but stock quita small and very lttle hias been done; combing dul and neglected, 4548c washed; 35@30¢ unwashed; pulled dull; 276¢ 10c for super and X. PETROLEUM, CLEVKLAND, O., June 15.—Petroleum quiet and un- changed; standard white, 110 teat, 1ties prime white, 120 test, 124ce, carlots, cash, PITr8NCHG, P, Juno 14, ~Dotroteum Armory crude, ubld at Parker's; refined, H)§wi4lc, N COTTON. Nrw Onr.xase, June 14.—~Cotton, demand Iight, but holders firmy sales, 3,400 baler anotatiuna unchnnied recelpts, net, 240 bales; gross, 245 exports to Liver- Pool, 2,135 Lo Havre, 2, 100; Lo New York, 1, 140; stoak, ! 0, 20, i TURY "TINE. WiLsINGTON, June 14,—Splrits of turpentine steady e, LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE. URTRENCIIMENT IN SCHOOL BXPENSES, o the Fditor of Tha Tribune. CittcAao, June 1. —Tho speclal Committeo on Curtailinent of Expenes fn the manageiment of our scliools seem Lo have wnade & very yeneral ex- amination of the whole wubject, Judging from the number and character of the suggestions they have made, Therola ono opportunity, however, that they scem to havo entlrely overlooked, viz.: the abolition of instructlon In German, More ls a chance to adid many thonaands of dollars to the re- trenchment fund without lmpairlng the efiiclency of our achioola In the feast. German fs an optional study, and It I8 well known that but s feactionn] partof any cluss **tako " it. Let us apply a hit- tlo commun sonse, 0s Lualness men, to the subject, and Inuire how If must work. At's certain huur enchday all work In which nn entira claws would s suspended, —the regular teacher and o partuf thu clios sic makIng no progress, w Vi Iewson [n Gortown, 1€ this e not_employing one person for the accomplishment of certain work, and anotlier for tho partial futerruption of that work, then what (s it Every 'cducationsl system must make 8 selection from what it s desirable to leurn. Nono can Do cxhauative. Surely no Intelligent and unblased Germnn, even, will clalm thot this braneh Is of sitch parnmount importanco over all others that it will puy to employ'a teacher to Instruct portof a clags in it, whils another teacher is under pay and practically fdle, who mlght at the kame time be in- structing the entlre class in somothing elso. What would be thought uf the sanie policy'in_any other branch of lubur? Suppusea contrictor te have thirty men, wlth a competent foreman, enzaged in waork that must progress as & 1nit, ~the prources of ench depending upon that of all, and all_upon each, Suppose that cvery day ho shonld rend’ nnother foreman to take chnrga of one- third of tho men for o timo and sct them nta differont job, whilo tho two-thirds and regu- Inr forensan diil nothing. Would such n man suc- cecd in this age of compelition? Where is the capitaliat wio would ive bitn n payinz joby Not in Chicago surely. 1t may be objected that our illusteation (8 not a good one because the non-Ger- man pupils are pormitted to go on with other work whiie the German leawon progresscs, and the resru- Inr ‘tencher mny mark papers and the like, and so no thme of cfthier be Just, Dt it muxt bu remem- bered thut what is then done by these puplis must bo duno by tho others kome time, s thuy arc class- itied togothor, excaptas to Gorman, aud what fa dona by the régulur teacher, ather teachers, where German Is not taught, find lime to do witlout [u- terrupting ordinury cxescled, We may make vur iustrutio 1 the caso preclscly by supposing the two-thirda to continue 31 work while the rest aro atherwive engaged, and beo thus coabled to work more maderafoly (and porhape learn slack and_ob- Jectlonable hubits) while the one-third aro_mnking p time Jost from reguiar work, 'The foreman wo ny suppose tu be wiaking out o psy-ral, or dotns whit otfiee foremen do when they are’ not with thelr men. 1 can think of no reaxan why this waste (If it he nothing wores) 18 permitied to go on unmolested anlewa it be ono sugzestod by you in your editorin} of lust Sunduy, 'fhess German tenchers are all ladies, even “to tho Suporintondent, and It would scem larsh to deprive them of situ. ations on which many of them doubtless aro ependent fof suphort, ut Iy this a ullclont reason for the conthance of thix burden upon tax-payom In times llke thesot Dowldes, tion teachors, bolmg Judiea of culture and vsporlonce, would no doult make excelleut aasistants in the regular corpy, and might be transterred thereto, in tho oyes’of au uaprajudicod Americou, Tht branch, Introduced origlnally, as the writer s n- formed by thoso who have résided here fonger than himeclf, for political reasons, and which probably never shonld have been introdnced for want of fic- meun, ehoutd bo (o it o be loppert o In uny sys- tan uf retrenchment; and surely it the chasge {s mude [n connection with nany others looklig to the retlof of tax-payers—amatteriu which our Ger- man fellow-clilzens havo as much interest ot any of us—nu reasonablo wa¥) nnong them would ol ect. To unreasonaify objectrs wo need not lsten. Tax-Paven, THE BTATE INSURANCE COMPANRY. 70 the Kditor of The Tribune, Cittcano, Junc 14, —Perhaps you bave heard of the State Inwurance Company, bankrupt. Well, I'm ono of the creditors who dldn’t got any first dividond of 40 per cent with the others, and I'm on the anxious scat to know when and whenco the monoy {4 coming. Thave listened with rapt ottentlon to the proclamations that havo been [3- sued fromn time to time te the effect that thore wero assots aufliclent to pay about 250 conts on the dole lar, and I have read with eayer Intorest the ac- counts of arresta, and oxaminations, and new clewn, and disgorgements, but the timo passes wearlly and withont dividend, What 1s the mat- tort "Wo have Ansiguecs of tho most diligent breed, and lawyers who are #o astonish- ed at tho magnitudo of the swindling opera- tions they unearth that thoy almost wswal- low the estate outrlght boford they know it, and yet we get no_dividend. 1 shied toars of joy wheh 1 licard that the nrch-Treasurer wan held” to lall for appearance In Now York, and when T luarned thut tho Assigneo's uttarnoys thure had ac- complished 80 much that they sunt on a blll of §2, 500 for survices I really thought tho mijenjum waa about ta set In, 1L was thu good timo_coming, and no mlstake. Dutatlll there 18 no dl\')dcng. “Thon Georga C. Smith ws brought np before Kog- fster Hibhard and bored at for several days by #omo of tha most exprert pod-gugers in the profes- wlon, But stlll no dividond. Are we, 1tku tho gaod Mitlo kitties that took thoir chieoxo before Mr, Jun- tico Monkey, to hiave it divided according to law? And do we not blte after bite dlenpnear until thore 1 nothing eft but u good deal of monkey, scyeral leun cuts, oud no chousu? Verlly, Tain :’mfld H0, ELINE, THE DOU QUESTION, T the Editor of The Tribune, Citeaao, Juno 13, ~1 notice In yourlssue of to. day o communication from Thomas Courtuey ap- praving tho Acting-Mayor's proclamation convern. ing dogs. 'Tho proclamation Is vury well as far as 1t goes; but the suggestion of Mr. C, thuta **dog- tax ¥ be lovied s Yory mnch battor, and, if prop. erly enforced, would rii ou streots of o great muny of iheso nefarious peats, In Boston doge aru taxed, males 81 and females $2 ¢ach, Whon the tax llfllhl 8 pleco of metal bearing the nuinber of the ficonsc {4 insucd, which hu to be placed upon o collar on tho doy's neck, A change In the ehapo of theso little ** badges " each year precludes suy sttompt to evada the luw, A. L. WurrLen, PRINDIVILLE POR MAVOR. To the Kdilor of The Tridune. Cuicado, Juno 14, —I ace by tho morning paper that ‘*lold-On* Colvin has bounced Redwmond Prindlville. I bave known Mr, Prindivlile for thirty years as an honest man and a gond ciflzen. 1 pronoro him as su indepondent candldate for Muyor ut tho ensulug eluction, Yours l:!“llf D, ——— Spartlanthus Juncous, New York Sun, The woll-known Plnnt‘ Bpartinnthus Junceus, haa been latuly utllized, In Houthern Europe, in the manufacture of textilo fabrica. 1ts fibro 18 sald 10 bo capable of tndefinite subdivision, and bhence sultably for the gncat clotha; it rtafus heat, and wmay, thercfore, supply the placo of wool; it fs n good absorbent, and takes tho most detlcato dy with the samo facllity as do anfmal textilo mu riul fully reslsta tho action of acids and of vithout undergoln any cltige of loain Ly, u8 hog boen satlefuctorily proved by 1ts_imumwrelon for & wholu mouth In sulphuric luted a3 ita strength 1a also found to bo onu-hird proater thau that of howp, and it 1s 1 par cont Tliblor,—s0 (hat with 15 per cent leea of ruw waterlal & rope may be obtained, the rlative strength of which, comparcd with one made of Lomp, fs a8 threo to two, e . Bale of Autographs. Ata late London sale tho sutograph of Calvin brought £7; Cowper, £4 0a: Byrou, £0108; sou of Lurua {n'hia sutograph, £8 10s; ‘s signature o Kdward 1V, 186: of Wlizaboth, £3 1583 Anne, £43 Hacon's sutograph, £37u; Blackstono, £ 0, Franklly, £3 8w; Durke, £ Garrlel, '£3 ua Gray, £3108; Warren Hastings, &1 br. Jonn: son Bt N, 207 1 1t Luther (u uij 1) £4 1043 "Tom Patng, 21’1 A Pitt, £1 40; Pope, Tougsean, &2 43 Sterne. 234 108; Wanhiuglon, 54 4 1ai Wealey, £5 58, and Willlam I1L, £1 17a, RADWAVY'S it READY RELIEF Quros tho Worst Paing in Trom Ono to Twenty Minutes, NOT ONE HOUR Aftor Ronding this Advertisonent Nood Any Ono Buffer with Pain, RADWAY'’S READY RELIEF bure or Every Pain Only Pain Remedy That Instantly stopa the most excroclnting pains, allayy }l:fln;’l'lllhlifi‘:i‘l‘l::llq,nll\l\'l Lures cofieations, whietior of tlie Lungs, Stomach, Lowels, oF otiier Laman St ier Rlaiids ur organs, by INFROM OXE TO TWENTY MINUTES, Nomatter iow violent or exerucinting the pain, g Rheumatic, Hedoridden, Inirm, Ceippled, Neryous, Neuralkle, or prostrated with dlsdasc may aufter, RADWAY'S READY RELIER WILL Afford Instant Ease. Inflammation of the Kidnoys, Inflamma- tion of tho Bladder, Inflammation of thi Bowala, Mumps, Congestion of tho Lungs, Bora Throat, Dificult Brenthing, Palplitation of the IToart, Hysterios, Croup, Diphtheria, Catarrh, Influenzn, Hoadache,Toothnohs, Nouralgia, Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Chills, Ohilblains, and Frost Bites, The apolicatton of the Bondy Telief t the mart or Darts shiere Uic pols or didiculty extata will affurd cas i col Twenty dropa In half o tambier of water wiil,in a few minutex; cure Cramips, Sprains, Sany Stomnen, Heart. Durn, ek Head Marrlien, Dysentery,” Collc, Wind tn the Bowels, ani all internit pain Uravelers should alwass caery o hottle of RADWAY'S Y HELEIF with them, A few dropw In watersiil Inrm nt slckness or paing from changs of water, Itly better than French Biraudy or Bitters us o stimulant. FEVER AND AGUE Feverand Agno cured for ity cents. Thern {anot a medinl ngent [ the World tat will cur or o, il all other matnrloue, bilious, searlot, typhll, yellow nd othier fuvers (aided by Ttnaway's Plila) sy Quick o ltndway's leady Reilc, Fitty cents per Lotue sold by Druggluta, DR. RADWAY'’S REGULATING PILLS, Torfoctly tasteless, elegantly conted with sweet gum, burge, regulate, purlfy, cleanse, and strengthon, Had: waya il for the cure'of all disorders of the Stomacl Liver, Howels, Ridneys, Bladder, Nervous Discass Leaddcho, Cointinatton, Contivencas, Indleestion, Dys- Jenain, Wiltousness, Iifis Fover, Mitamimation of (o lowels, Piles, and all Deeangententa of the lnteeny Viseerd, Warranted to effect i positive eiiro, Porely Vegetable, coutalitng no increury, mineral, or deleter TR va tho followt keryo th followlng symptoma resulting from Dlsorders of tlie Digcstiv Oneang: Wiee tion, Tnwird Pilea Fuilness of the Tood ta cldlty of tho Stamnch, kansea, Tenrthurn, Food, Fullness of Welght o the Stomach, ng, Stuking, or Flutterings (n th Bt of Swimming of the Head, turrled and DIf- ficult Isreathing, Flutterinmnt tho. feart, Choking or Snffocatiug Semiation when tn s Lying Posture, (iti- nem of Viston, Dots or Waba befors tho sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the lead, etielency of Perspiration, Joliowness of e Skin it kyes, Yaine o tho wiie! Gheat, Liubs, and Sudden Flusfies'of lleat. Buralig in A few dores of RADWAY'S PILLS will fre Uhe aya: tem from all of the abovu-named’ disordcrs, © Price, 23 centa pur box, - Bold by Drugglits. Ovarian Tomer Of ton years' growth cured BY DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES, THAVE ITAD AN OVAIIAY TIMOR 1N TIIE OVA- IS AND BOVELS Mol Thar T AT OV AXN Ao, Dec, 37, 1875—Dn, Ramway: Thot othe exs ity he beiented. Trnke Thi st OB 1 havo hiad au Ovartan Tumor in 1t ayarien and bs- clufor ten yaars. ‘1 triced the Lest Bhystcians of (6 Placo without atiy Denedt. |5t was crowiits at el 1. pliity that 1 conld not Tinve: fived: wmuciy Tonser. A frlenluf mine dnduced uio'o try*lailway's et deliboration, 1 tried tew, o+ DUb Bllully, after wuch L purchased six botties of the Resolvent, two hoxo) aud two bottles of the Rellef, ' I ued th without any spparent benefit. T duteruiined to poncs vore, 1 used twelve more bottlcs uf the Reanlvent, twa of tie Rellt, and two hoxes ut te Flils. - Befopo Hhe Waru goile T tind lost twenty-fivo pommde L oiorS ey Leontinued to tisw the medicing unttl 1 was surothal Lywas entirely curcd, 1 touk tho tnedivtog, awiag 150 months, aidturlng: that Ui Toat Turty. s o 1 all Tk throe dozen botties of. tha fisolveat. s bottlea Kellet, 'and six boxca of (o Pl 1 fecl purrcctywall, s Ty e 1n 1l af gratitude to tod for thls il in'my atllictlon. To'yuu, and your wonderfu} |||u¢l§'lnu teek deeply tudenivd, iny prayer (s that {t may be sa'much of a Diesshug (Wt ©rs ua it has been W ino, MIs. ‘!In’nml‘ Trs. Bibhina, who makea the ahove corilficate, is (h person fur Who | Fequested you to send mvdictie 1t ine, 1975, The medlciues alwve stated were bought of mo, with the excuption of what was sent to her by you. Y may say that her stutemnunt fa correct without i quaittcation, (slgned) ' L. 8. LEAGH, Drogulst and Cheémiat, Anh Aruor, Mich, This may crtity that Mrw, IHublus, Who mmnkes th above ceriliicate, (s und hus been for many years wel Knawn to us, uid the (acs thereln stated wre: nidoubt ity and omdentably correct. Auy asie Wh kniwedirs Bibbins wiil Luliuya ber statement. (8igned) Liesy. D coCKER, MAT MARY 1, PO E. U, POND, . O, BIRNING, DR, RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, For the care of all Chronlo Diseases, Serofuls o1 Syplillitte, Heredltary or Coutaglous, bo It susted In the Lungs or Stowach, Skiu or Bouex, Flesh or Nerven, Coryupting the Sollds and Vitlatlug the Flulds. Chronic Mhoumatism, Scrofuls, Glandular Bwellinry Jtucking Dry Gougl, Caucerous Alections, Syphiiie Cumplal nh’ Biceding of the Lunige, l? pepata, Water Drash, Tie Dulureux, Whlts Swelings, Tumors, U Ekin and ilin Discass, Mercurial Diseascy, Female Jalnts, doul, Dropay, 'itickots, Salt Bheuin, Bronchiltls putiplion, Kidacy, Bladder, Liver Couiplaluts, &0 PRICE, lbl‘kllli(fl' I'LE. Buld by Drugitata. DriRADWAY & €0, 32 Warren«st,No¥e Read “False and True.” AY & CO., No. ‘wort AL