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NOTICES.

CoMprEoLLER's SALE OF STATE, sTVCKs.--
Co Bank. and the Baak Of Clean having failed pay
circulating demand at their respective banking hou-
;es required by the entitled An authorize the
business OF banking passed i9th Apr 1888 redeem
s,ms At their raj IL The c.iss Of New Yok AZ
rederpptiop Of bank notes. pas'ed !h May sioNotce is
therefore hereby giye that tho State Stocks held by the
Compo,er as security Cor he circulating notes Of said banks
be sold AZ the Merchants Exchange M city Of New York
Saturday, the Cd July IL o'clock. NJ, wit
For toe Allcgany Comfy 3ink-Stock account.
certificates Indiana per internal improvement stock
pay LIST July 1863, for $1,000 each, 5000
Stock and Real Estate account
3cclcatss Indiana cent ntema mprov emcnt stock
pay. st July, 1868, for $1,000 each, 5000
$500 Sew York cent tEre enlargement stock, pay
1855. It...f 5000
For the Bank Of Olean-Sock account.
erihcate Indiana CT internal improvement stock
pay lst July 1862 for ir fi $4,000
1856, $1,000
! Stock and Real Estate account M - D.
S 900 New York per cent (Ene enlargement stock, pay
able 1855, - -. - $40 900
certificates Illinois eyer cent Illinois and Michigan cam,
stock, pay. 1860, for $1,000 EACH 3D.. ..... $1,000
loceiea,es Illinois internal Improvement stock
paw. 1T N 1870, for 5000 each. e.-, ar $4,000
tso Il certificates Of Arkansas cent Rea Estate Bank
stock heretofore advertised of the ST. Lawrence
i Bank $4,000
Dated Of Albany the 10th June, 1872 -. 1r
je21toj y2r a. L. FLAGG. Comptroller,
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SUICIDE Uros GRayE--An extraordinary ease OF sui.
eide pcrpctratcd in New Orleans the 18th instant
Little is known ofthe who committed
but enough is understood TO attach deep ntcrcs. and
spirit OF romance TO the rash act.
The deceased native of France, and Young man
Of about twenty five years Of age His trade that OF
cutler and he had been known possess that yvncy of
temperament and buoyancy Of spirit characteristic Of
his country men. He had been married to wife who
young, amiable and Interesting. They not over
burdcned with the worlds wealth but fountain OF love,
and dsntercsted existed IN the bosom Of either of
them, from which they mutually drank. and were
happy.
The epidemic Of last year, which was ndrcriminate
IN the selection OF its victims laid it, ievoh myers on
the beloved wife OF the deceased, Mahde Deceies. and
carried her 10 the grave She vas inferred IN that
last resting place of the stranger IN New Orcans-thc
po,tcr's Field
From that time change came over the spirit OF her hu-
band Noodiness supplied the place OF mirth@cspair
usurpc The station OF vvaciy His friends sought every
opporuny TO cheer him. bu the barbed OF
had pierced hearts inmost and hey ond tho
of human efforts TO extract H. He continued live
on ovorshsdowcd with the bligh, of melancholy, until
sunday last when taking with him pistol he proc scded
the pottes Field and stretch ng himself the grave
ofhis wife, blew his brains out.
selfdesruction at hest is desperate alternative; but.
in ncase like this whore pure affect ion prompted the act.
charity seems willing to nterposc between offended
deity and the suicide.
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WATERING PLACES, sc.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvlLLIoN.-T This new commoaiops Hotel win be,
the Village Of Sharon spinss schOhais County
The clear pure water of the springs. greatly resembling
ho a sb s nK fSfn
ions and Dyspepc conplants and the cure Of Erspels
sasheum seoius Liver Complaint and general debility
most sniuen. medical professors in the United States. peac
Sasd IS.:s u; SSs II. vicinity Villages.
among the a,tras;ss offered these seeking the heat
These spring. but hour. ride ftoa saro,os. Trey
0 o s mos a from %ss si
S %s s %
pike by daily stages being about fory-ve miles west Of the
Warm, cold and shower Bath. furnished all times either
Ger s:s s x ie' every eA0"
RoBT. HAMILTON. 4
ynSE Of Sho 10 s for r. The S ms.
40 lowataw.r WILLIAM Z. JONES
9I CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE ORCHARD.-8i2p
romantic and fashionable , RS wi, be eosduesea dur.
dance h has so%es
& to S the h ssssHpA high ss
ter which i hs. heretofore e. s. ss1%,rsd
that the New York market afford; every possible
5 5s Ps%y De Ts 5
.absh%sn, and TN. the mountain has
'tSr 'c cs ,ss iss Of
heretofore regularly the landing and tho Mountain
- ~ - = '' 'C G. L. BEACH. PrOprie,o,
IA LAGRANGE HOTEL Bulls Ferry, New Jyrey.
ina This deli shtfuly full
readiness well stocked with fruit and hower, and above
w~ and Liquors. ale and porter Also ,egaI. The first
thanks his friends and the public general for The lib raj
for & Tas ss 81 RS
mhs day. The public assured that they Will be
disappointed heretofore tbs Of the boat
ed regularly as sdyesed for further particulars see the
and lodging five dollars week. and have thsr dinner
what hour they please except Sunday always o'clock
military companies targe, excursions will find 70 their
and visit the above rsce and try the
ground and Ponson good dinners His prices accord
ngto the times. Pouons ways home and will be hap
| py 70 see his encs and ytslto,s Jel2 I'm
THE HAMILTON HOUSE.-rhis establi shmen Is now
for the reception OF company. has been thoroughly
mehsura,e with the demands the pabc The department OF
has been placed under the charge Of capable and
afford To those unacquanted with the location the
Hamilton House, is only say that situated
at die ocean entrance 70 the Nows, from eight ten miles
anbwa the highly cultivated and fertile shores of Staten and
Lohg Island and the harbor Of New York Nothing
bSus all periods of the day. the By stage and
steamboat and the mingled life and of the
den this second within hundred miles OF
New York. The apartments commodious airy and
r Recommendations in ,nared contrast with those Of similar
hoases heretofore the vicinity Of the The rides the
neshboIhood the fishing grounds, billiard enpn al
!eys and other Of recreaHon, leave little be
lieted to be wished for by any guest. 1r r. 49,,
kam1lies would do
| we'll to make early applicaonto the proprietor 71-
js7 lmr LCI.lh ttrf
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NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, 1912.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

n INTERESTING WORK ON The EASf--yust
n published by Carey Hart Notes of Tour through Tur.
key Greece Egypt Arabia Petrea, the Holy Lend in
GLIDING Visit to Athens Sparta Grand Cairo
'''' " oPNioNs OF The; THE Press. VII" Plates
we commend 1t to the public sterling work Of avel
The author has contrved to give to his scrpons of places
SCENERY and events spirit OF freshness and vaisemblance
that cannot be too much admired-Sprit of the Times.
We doubt not bat these interesting volumes will be
eagerly sought for BY the pubic.-New World
The work precisely such glad TO take
when he desires information upon the subject of which il
treats.-Brother Jonathan.
very pieasan Understanding account Of ramblss through
and il furnished in style which every will find
-Ffnnsy IL anian. .... u j..
There page the work that is interesting and in.
structive.-Del. Journal tnI- .f-frlIr aI
We think this book destined become extensively popular
and we cordially JOIN with brethren Of the press
FOR sale BY '' WILEY { PUTNAM,
ie4 3w~r ..'.tr'. -r jff .ley altr Nav Vor
A FIRST RATE lNVESTMENT.-To be sold at prI, ate
volumes assorted and arranged Including Histories Bogra-
phes, Voyages and Travels &c. Any young
caInal of 500 $780, buy these books dirt cheap, and
Sea, Bell m ena stree. rot pad M qu
ran y? Nasn street of whom catalogues BE- obtained for
Inspection, and the books seen. jc25 1--we
T ONGWORTH'S NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY Is
II publ he'd aud for sale the Office No. l8
I'd hoor directly opposite the American Bible Society,"
je25 st-r Iig 81 a5..Ie ID.
professor Of the guitar No 1856 Canal street opposite the
ST. Johns chuc has the honor his friends and the
public that he has published variety OF aud popular
sic. arranged with easy accoinpaniments for guitar.
guitar, and other Instruments, and give Instructions
teurs on the piano forte and VIOLIN .lI my2 6wsc
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,.l @ ;,,d ~ S.. A So. 49,. ~

100 AND WALES.
pERsONs DESTROYS Of making ens.gsmsH. for friends 70
emigAte the Old Country the United St4es, and
who may wish for them despatch and comfortable
commoaons will Audit their interest to apply % the sab
scrbers who all prepared make such
will satisfaction The vessels composing
ths line Allof tie first clAss of which leaves vera
weekly conscqucny all delay the Of ennbskation
avoided A. has always been with this line when
funded withoue any deduction Passage per
various ports Of ireland and Scotland likewise DO
cured tf g..It s.. f.ttr..
N III = SAMUEL THOMPSON,
- Old Established Passage Office, 27s Pearl st..
uf EST ef C. GRIAiSHAW & co.
10 Goree Pazzas, Liverpool
Exchange drafts sight, and for any amount likewise
he furnished the National Bank Of Ireland Northern Rank
tive branches; also, " G. Glyn Co. Bankers London
end Grimshsw X &c.. isiserpoc m3 imsc
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DRY GOODS, &c.
STRAW GOODS.

N BENNETT, importer and manufacturer of Italian and
English Straw Goods, respectfully informs his customers
that he has removed his establishment 90 William and rs
Platt 10 80 John street. where he continues keep splendid
and extensive Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
French iEnssh Dunstables italian Rutlans fine Tuscars,
Fancy Sheliworks, Prince Albert Straws sc. sc.
Also, an entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet, for the sumnert all the styles
duced being extremely light beautiful, white and durable
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rnr AypunS < RocHEsrrh X. H. Coz
Semi Annual dsnd per sa1 Cent viii vii be paid on he
"A Capital Stock Of this Company the fst day OF July
Shareholders whose Stock registered the City Transfer
RsH ss ss o e civ sl sa o:s
h9,s s'oes 81, !, p2t resiseredn The City will he paid their
By order ofihs fle.dsq, .gd gy;s, term
te5tolyir CHAs: SEYMOUR: Tre,sarsr:
NOTICE TO CLERKS and all other pc sons whose bust
At the old Exclusive Boo, Sore ia chsihaipei sy ssa
REEL BooTs '''s sy ME
sa and a. the i,% MAMIE ps S ss onfy Boot h fol-
Fr.,fhe elasticity adds greatly the durability of the
secondlyIhcy make noise in walking upon the pave
ThirdlyThev prevent Boots from running down to the
Fcmtly-Thcy enable the to walk with much less
FblyThey do carpets a. do IRON or nailed
ssthly-They can be worn with comfort by those having
As usual constantly hand all kinds of Boots Wholesale
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OWEN Counsellor II Law,
- has removed TO g. Nassau street, The corner of John,
"@ss he y BE consulted on all matters :" b'"A''ey
MOTIFS PATENT. PORTABLE r.FU RNACE,, and
Wssh Boiler admirably adapted for washing, can be placed
Patent Agcaarists and .udron in sizes Of 30
piece % 1t e a"I d 'S use ac Bot
Psn ns e 1s farmers wsS n se LEG
w max can neat te .,oye Gr w".e5 IRON, o. ub
improved These arc lined with hre brick Also very low
combaaon " saG Faesaynr Cook Stoves. summer
eees: The combination d. only si,ns stove that coz
well adapted for winter DesI.s snppl,,i on
lei Imsc &i Water and Is bowery.
pOARDING-Af few select boardsn wal, be taken In gen
tee and respectable family ApoIv at No. 2oa Fulton s
WILLIAM ARNOLD. N D., DEvrfsT-7s.c1eiIaIIy
aGm <, friend. sn Z, nc s ss h may & ss".uss
5jWauen street. QUINN lE me- insm
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SisouLaR-Krby,'hc murderer Of Mrs Hunter has been
sentenced to be hung Sparta Tenn the lst of Ju
ly The Nashville Banner says I'm pronouncins death
upon the prisoner the Judge rcd that for the
fourth h time, IL had bec his solemn duty to pro.
nouncc sentence Of death upon this man Kirby
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s - ~ I e
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITTS
az BURG.
! 80 sa

- BIN q ii A NJ IS / / Y E--.--ITr I--T
The prorietors Of Bnyhams Line tg Pitts
porsos shipping the West, that their line is in
opeator Goods consigned to them Tor 20 their
lie,l will be- forwarded with despatch. NJ r ra1
Owners or shippers Of goods destined for the Western
please consigi their goods William Bingham, Ftisburg
who will attend 10 all such consignnets without
delay. n.lvs 10y ~ stFt IrIf III sI. ~
Az goods should be marked distinctly package
For offeight, which low any other line apply
Nif WIN. TYSON, Agent
IL lall Nos West street, opposite Pier No. 3 n. II.
Passengers forwarded to Psbug and Potsyillv
day Sundays excepted.
Refer To r. Crooks, American Fur Co.. 8. Il. Ncoll.
Front street, Pheps, Dodge Coz Fulton street Suydam
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TO THE LADIES,

e. dc Sh Ss style; ns
MA lmsm W
TO THE LADIES.
i.. kN q &c
&C. Ss ss a s md e. X. s
IT, s ig SILK AT u tSi.fT DOR
SILK KEN K PSeA sew 3 aSb
"MoDINE CAPoTTEs, ELssLER
Partisan and English FANCY STTAWs Of the finest
The Pgpe!res etfuy solicit. the ladies' to favor her
linsry for ihsmslys, before they purchase elsewhere
regards s variety "a Sss sy kiiS IS fSG sss,.. a. Modes.
RIO LADIEs-Mn. TRAUTwErN respectfully informs
he mS q ssiS @% ss a. No.
l0s tdss street S9s ,h s,a rs oes N,.Yo
'" xI.a' Collars collars for sale. e,,m.r
soSTs %sl z o snE bSsi
e The above & .f,.on e the .ss, quality Of French Cali
Generaen who have been the habit plying es,avsssn!
iha hi, riees from ten to twenty cent below Other
p s s p @ .. .se o s s
in getting handsome yet easy IT. ..,,
~ csnsiSy sJ s;: f FRY
Jumps JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Fulton st.,
Al sm. Between Nassau and Dutch su
-NO BETTER place TO find Boots and s.oes cheap,
AID we arc P2t SURE that IN New Icr he g" Is any
sttet nrh east Hudson Those who have
ted appear 10 be generally satisfied that this fact
objectionable All those who may have tried boots,
shoes gai,e win find their advantage TO make the trial
soon.
iN A. KNOX &CO
~ u. Conbtry msrchsntss e by the package or dozen
A$s'SE SLAf fHkhkssE si b|;S s. Ks Il Liberty
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BOOK BIN DIN G
PAPER RULING

TAfLh uULINU.
II IRELAND No. l Nassau street. having entire new
II. stock Of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery OF the
latest and most approved patterns, prepared
all orders IN the durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds Of Banwork
ruled and bound 70 patterns and style that
20 give satisfaction Any work ore be done e Eng
@ mode required as H. has had long experience in both
methods.
FOR SALE-Two second hnnd Copperpatc Presses. APP
plyas above. III 49, mis- I'm
buFH' JONES & CO, 1872 Broadway, corner Of John
Plans and Surveys, any work Of that class
tul style with unparalleled expedition and prices far be
low those chaed for similar work executed by hand
ngthe Of fine steel plates exceeding Lii
Geographic WORK M u
n BSrecimens Of the work done by me Omnigraph can
be examined at rhe office IN Broadway. rv0 m22 lmr
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DID LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
rs M M

HE OLD LINE OF Packets Liverpool wal hereafter be
despatched in the following ORDER excepting that when the
day Of sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail onthe succeed
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OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY.
s...l1,.. a.. fe FARE REDUCED! !sg1s.asT lr r
PASSAGE 30 cent a. Re ri ba IN rcufa

fOPPOSITlON LINE FOR ALBANY. sali
~ sl-.4ai nl FARE REDUCED! !sg1ssasT lfa ffg
Passage 50 cents--Ber ths 80 cents. BIZ
FREIGHT TAKEN AT. REDUCED PRICES.
81 TON, Captain j.. NJ Brown, having made
--N-- arrangements to change her DAYS of leaving
New York will hereafter leave the foot of Robinson street
New York every Monday Wsdnesay and Fiday afternoon,
mrdsS ocek landing on H.. .ss,Ss .. sa' way
Kingston Point Ca,tsl1E and Hudson.
eI freF Or gcs1sgs sr 70 The Captain on board or to D.
I~e1 "a OPPOsITION LINE FOR ALBANY
-2-X. Hammond street, Newburgh, Poughkc epsie,
Kingston Pint, Caiskl and cents
% cents The splendid steamer WASHiNGTUN Captain
NJ Brown will leave the pier the foot Of Robinson
Assy every Monday, "wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock,
Leave Albany foot OF Lydus street. for New York every
Tuesday. Thursdsy and Saturday, at o'clock, p. M.
passage or freight apply on board d. r. Martin 1872
Freight taken the most reasonable terms
To LetA eannbost berth Warren street pier Mr. An
ply GU board Washington Robinson $ lee Inn re
EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT :
nS1 <19 Atsev O'Clock, r. NJ, from The steamboat
EEzxr1s pier between Conrlandt and Liberty streets
--k- The amboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. r.
81 John leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons
The Steamboat soGjTH AMERICA, Capt L. w. Br,in.rd
leaves the above Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoon, at seven O'Clock.
The above boats and substantial furnished with
the Hudson River
For passage or freight. apply on board. or to
AT the office on the wharf. or on boaid.
at Albany in time for the first train OF for the and
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w informs his friends ud the public that h. may consulted
susus all branches cf bis profession At his residence No
5iWsnen street. d''IfEI'l 500 m2s I'm ~
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f0' ''''sn' OF g Goa s. South ST., or

Orleans who will promptly forward all goods ter address
The ships Of this line warranted sail puncuay
ysred and will be taken have the goods
w ured ma
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Thursday, Jan. 2O--G I


The Stock market has presented no new features to
day; prices generally declined at the board-DelaTare
and Hudson Indiana SIS Long Island Illinois S's
rose d Hudson sales Of State 5 1853 6s 49, At auc
tion Of Illinois bonds payable in 1865 were Of
fsred auction to-day understood to be on account OF
the Mechanics Banking Association. These were
bought by that concern prices varying from 10 to
III per cent 1t will be remembered that they were put
down in their report at % per cent
Some extensive sales of Real Estate made at auc
ton to-day the particulars of which will be found under
the head Off State of Trade" The prices obtained for
the bone de sales much below what was antcipa.
ted lot No Maiden lane sold for $4,000 The build
ings this lot for 700 and the another lot
of Broadway and Anthony st. 81 feet front and $50
feet Deep sold for $4,000 The sales the 7th avenue
adjoining the Eckford estate, sold from $3.50 to 700 per
lot. 1t supposed these would bring 81 500 per lot;
the sale Of the Eckford property in june 1885, similar
lots brought 81 500 to 200 There y lots offered
Of which Is only sold. The sale was very hume
rously attended, seemingly more by persons who hold
lots and were anxious what they would bring than
by those who wished to purchase.
At Boston, yesterday 900 United States 81 per cent
stocks sold at auctisn, pay able in 1874, at e5 a95
The following is table of the leading features Of the
Banks of the District of Columbia, JAN lsl2 ands4l -
BASrs OF DurR'cr or COLUMBIA Jas. isia AND JAM
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Foreign Importations.

LvERrooL-ship Rochester-Ii ELgs Dor len-ss T
Jones cos John Hancock-4s6 w nance Son cos w
Hayward-5i Wolfe, Clarke G,llespe-7 Patrick CO.
las Bird, GILLIAN COIL Saul Alley sou-il Thompson
Wethsrad-s4 Peabody, Riggs COLI w L Crook &eo-s5
Hunt cos g + Gnner-io0 tons pig Cunning
ham Buchapan-lspkgs Kmssland CO.'S w right, Stur-
ges Shaw-t John Edssten 80 Hughes Ward co.'s Jno
Il Harvey Slagg-6 Edwards S'oddard-il Jos Connsh
372s 200 BIDS iron Amel37 pkgs Goron, Hodges
co-22 hamper potatoes Willnk-s0 lkgs Patton Stew
art-2s , Willes-l5 Laffan X. dmond-s7 Hart-2o
& Robinsons9J Howe CO, Boston-3s Smith, Thur
gar col John WhIttaker-2 Cameron Brand-3i Chas
Bill, CLARK co.'s Skurry Fanum CO. II Goodall
les Reiss Brothers COT sherman Atwater colo John
son Watson 3 Watt Rceencrantz-7 Patton 4 Stewart
Tooker Mead co-6 Jas Mccall co.. Lowo Reese
King ISLAND cos A wAold-l Gihon N,don-3J War
Phiadepha-4 Edwards stoddar2 tons coal Wood
ren-3s 4 Jones X COT GihoAs 2 bales to order
hull Mnturn 81 cs 50 crn uisa-l37 pkgs Moiz Poltz
HAMBu RG-Brie Kramer X colo Rhodes-4 L Cru
Is Muer-s fiessenburg cot Brustlein Koop col
nenhseElio Boker-2W biaper-4 Thorspeoken x
B-3 Bailey, Ward col Loeschigk Wisendopck-l7M
hard cog L Ecksten-I d w Lilliendahl- Manning,
Coster x G, 200 4 I Poppe-5i NJ OpPenhem oo-il5
g X Witte-ll bds cks to order.
GLAsGow-Shp BeIlona-l50 tons pig NATL md. Ken
nedy& Co5e do Boorman Johnston Co-30 tons coal 40
casks WahsOo casks bleaching powders James Lee
frkns so hf do hf bbs Duncan sons4 casks Smith,
Thurgark col Dbl ysn Clercburgh-l bbl pr do Coch
Stone co-74 Foulds Stcbo col Brownie Dow co
Patton Stewart3i7 pkgs Godfr y, Pattison In
gls Scott-4e Mitchell74 Stsne coo Dodge, Cum
Jugs ce-lsA Knor-s Richardson Watson-+ Patton *
Stewart-es VIM Whitney-s6 MitChell-l Mck,ers-i
Fowel-5 10 order.
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COMMERCIAL Fwmers'-Capital 1850; invest
ments in stocks $65 23l; discounts $780,, 3Se; spe-
Gle and sPe ne funds SlO7, sl circulation sSos2l
WtstsrnWCapital s5ss. O5O; investment in stocks
Sl60, 225 all in its own stock discounts 6S 5;
specie fund: S5s,slO; circulation s4,465; depo-
Ma'ne-CapitaI S3O9, 200; in stocks $780, s6;
discounts S3OS, $50; specie S7s,6l4; circulation
So, 6l0; deposites Sl2l,ll7.
Union-Capial 81 3d. SOP: investment in stocks
culation Sl04,323; deposites SIZE, 1852.
Merchantx'-CaPai 81, OK, 900; in stocks $! ,9So;
discounts So 226 $685. specie $2b4. s74; circulation
Sl76,5l4; deposits $685. 1868.
l4o: di:sounts 81. ioe, lss; specie s2sasss; cirea
lation $Z79, 1856; deposits $50 1877.
Mechanics'-Capital $500 $50; in stocks 81, 22S;
discounts $685., 400; specie $780, circulation
Sill, 4l5 deposites $266, PSF.
Farmers' r Mebhancs'.-Capital S49l $50; in
stocks $94 029; discounts $467, 069; specie $780,
Isl; circulation s65, 4s; deposites $50, 042.
:. Citizens -Capital 1888 $40; in stocks Sl2 4o2;
discounts unit $3.50 o42; specie 1851; circulation
Chesapeake S4sl ,S0l; In stocks SsO, 052;
discounts $643633, of which $l67, 1913 is to the
State OF Maryland on pledge OF stocks ct the
Union and Farmers, and Merchants banks, at
their market value; specie $2s,5lo; circulation
49,, 495; deposites $lO1 ,429.
The stock market is dull Some transactions
have been had in city 6per cents at 500: Nothing
doing in state issues. The amount Of il in market
is small 1t is hoped that the state interest will be
met at an early period Money, on the street,ccm'
mands a per cent. month-market tight
little. quote New York at 3 7-Sa 4 per cent pre-
MUM; Boston 3 7.S; Philadelphia IL So dis
count; Virginia IA a 1898 discount, and very
plenty; Wheeling Bank bills IL 2 discount; Rail-
road orders Is per cent. discount; species pre-
miun.
Lord Morpeth left Barnum's yesterday, and took
the cars for Washington.
The Resumption Bill is yet under debate at An.
napolis The Rev: Mr. Torrey, the Abolitionst'
pear at the next Criminal Court. There is nothing
extra in the western mail this morning The mob
excitement at Louisville and Cincinnati has sub
We have tho promise of another beautiful day.
Yours, TwIsr.