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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

There 81. but ssw sheep and Lambs IN ~ ..sts
the demand lsr 80
Uuiess tbefs are considerable arrivals vsski. - -
prices win be spt to advance little. Lambs as -
err price per head. they ere rstss -
cry day. There is need ofif. ~Axe
Price 70 not quite a. high The sver.g Dive s.< -
n and few at 7c. IL l. matter Of grsfuis:iou <{
~ Of Calves hss been very much better since IL 80
ding Kittens" 90 market has been hei IN 10 ~ n
srre Of The public. In this matter with 70 b g.
defstcod Of opinion that who would s>I ~
cd person who he knew would cell the MAJ 4, ~ -
would set money IN Aacst any other d,shonorshls
The demand this week for firstrste fesis rt lie SE
l,st week. The pumbe' BY the Harlem Road Z =; ~
Hudson River market boats, SIS ~3&
COWS AND CALVES are reported az dun a, esr \ -
snlss eresd they are az low figure eonpssd -
Spring One would think that 10 the rrs ~
ere am Cows would sell we'll That tsey DO nos e.. 49, ~
counted for upon the suppostion that City mik 49,
cresni We sdvise country people 70 keep tier
srsss Crews and send the product instead u ~
terial. ~
swINE-with the rise Of Beef there dss,Iss N.
Now the scale takes zip the other way Casls 81 fst
PIGS up They are very ard unusually "a - ~
7c gross. Col RadelT cold lSs Ohio g. nst vsv ~
either az Tie averaging 40 % I've weight, which he
highest price he sold ar and he an old drove. r.
scarcely any for the City to-day The .sHr, ~
for the advance.
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Markets--CAnEYULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

"WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1870
AsHES-The market Is firm for Pearls So Pots betie
and in demand IS i5; the sales IS bbs saeratui
IL finn st &c. cash-
BEESWAX-A moderate demand for Western yellow &. q
dz1tc. cath.
BRIcKsThe market is steady and the demand Is fair for
North River at 80 75d$4 %. as in quality.
BOOTS AND sHOES-The business Is confined 70 this
State and the adjoining city trade The supplies Of fAshonaoe
STYLES inadequate demand and holders rn
The trade generally quiet with surntins Of suc ion sales
from week week the majority Of which recepac IS r
much unreasonable Eastern sopmsde work and mserabiy
fitting styles. 49,,
CANDLES-Pain Sperm are frmer with sales a, 3DG5lc-
and Patent Staten Island Palm In request sales
7,5c0 boxes at 2zd2fc. mos as TO quality.
COCOAA sale has been made Of SO bags Para Tor home use
private terms . 49,
COPPER-Yelow Metal sells at DC New sheathins Tight
sizes is ct 29.c-, and Ia suits al q C.
CEMENT is in steady, fair request former prces The
suIply is ample; sales at SldS1 l2t " bJ
COITON-The market has advanced fully tc the steamer
Atancs news with active demand. The sales reported
$50 bales The sales for the week ending to-day are 1900
bales and the advance for that period idic Included In the
sales bales for export The market closes firm at our an
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sKINs-Deer quiet we Learn Of sales Curscoa Goat
ere in limited stock.
SPLITTER held hsher stock smaller; sales Of Plates
at s6d &c u cash snd mos -
TINSirce the movement In Pig the market heavy at &c.
In snail lois ior Bsnca Plates dull at 50 6li0s9 Is,
moe, for Sd Charcoal . .
TALLOW-lhe market closes buoyant, with fair demand,
with sales Of lie cash. mostly Bsehsrs Associate
CCO-Ihe demand has Chilly for Kentucky;
prices rule firm with upward tendency In Spanish steady
fair demand prevail full former Cuba is la rather
better ock use full parcels and much wanted Man
uaetured dull The sales for three days include 80
hhds Kentucky IA Sc go bales Havana at z3d42 1876
seedesf CT IS bales Kentucky Stems 81 s.
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Iurreouc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BZd,
n-fx. r..

IucYe
The receipts OF the New-Oriesns. jackson end
Great Northern Railroad for the month of May were
sl2,76s AZ.
The foreign advices have caused considerable ex-
citement in the Cotton market, with sales OF $500
TO 1000 bales at Ic. per fb advance making nearly
lie. y u within week. The purchases are manly
ON speculation. further considerable advance in
the Liverpool market is anticipated Flour continues
to decline, State selling at e9es9 50. Corn is in
good supply and easier ct 99c. a 81 o. Wheat is
also lower Provisions remain firm. The sales OF
Cotton for the week have been $1,000 bales, the
largest business ever done in this market Of this
amount 600 bales from store and 900 bales
in transitn The stocks at the South small. Mr..
Wrights Circular gives the annexed information:
RECEIPTS, EXPORTS, CROP kcThe receipts at the ports
week lat year causing deficit 10 reach 900 bales The
expor Great Britain continues par with last year 6u
last The IN export 10 Franco
again and stands a. l8 I'D bales az compared
II 600 bales The stock hand and shpboard at all the
ports the United States Is reduced to the unprecedentedy
low figures fer the period OF the year OF s D1eS wnea
Ia lass snd 20, 900 bales less than in 1854
RIvgRs1here has been rise In the river Of Georgia aud
Alabama Cotton will IN consequence be et o1.j
much smaller amount however than Is desirable vii be thus
brought the seabod la Mobile the opinion seems TO be
that 0 bales be cuAed upsn With nty
Mere fall than yet advised of 70 cause fee
period III three four csys The Georgia
Rivers have leto yield, and so far Of any
the Red Ryei Arkansas The too far adj
hope for Dsvigbe rivers Of any continuance
unless by heavy and continuous rains such as would materially
damage the prosI of the growing CROP -
NEW CRorTbe late sessonabe rains have improved the
late If re time favorable Appearance
The following statement Of the movement In Cotton
nee the lst September last as compared win the previous
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supplied. A large amount of money Is seeking in

supplied. A large amount Of money Is seeking in
vestment, and il has been stated that the Bank Of
England would endesvor TO employ some of its extra
capital loan to railway and established companies.
The arrivals of Bullion from the United States and
Australia has been pretty large the greater portion of
which would remain in this country-Foreign Ex-
changes rendering the export of Gold at present
Improbable trade.
The scrip Of the new Government Loan Of sls, 900,
600 touched premium, in the face of the possibility
that another of similar amount may be required next
Spring.
There is little change to report in the Balloon mar
ket. The demand for Silver continues strong and full
quotations are readily obtained. There has been
large import Of Gold, which chiefly finds its way to
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FEATHERS-The demand has fallen oil for western and
the market yors the buyer saes OF kentucky and OHIO At
3sd4lc. and Tennessee at 37d3Sio. cash.
FlRE.CRACKERswe hear Of sales Of 200 boxes Canton
part 81 so ak months and 20 boxes IN bond 81 90 lees
per cent for cash.
fRUlrssaeshsve rsnspred Of 900 boxes Bunch Raiins
SdS2 40 and GO Layers 81 IS; 50 Canton Gin
ger 7 Is bales Provence Almonds LAC; Is bales Lsngue
doc 60 l5 20 bales Grenobe Walnu,s sic ~ bales
French do at &C. mos IS Leshorn Cron at l9ic 50
bales Princess Almonds private terms to arrive; 0 Bar
Cocoanut 10 arrive So; 100 buuehes Havana
BspGnss 81 Is q bunch; oc ST. Barts Pineapples at STA
81 90 20Coo Havana tsugArloafl do al slfasl2 So
ECO Ma do at 2.c Dried Fruits 10 moderate
7Q7c for Apples Ice for Peaches and l>
n, NH rharex We
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Markets Reported BIZ 7eles,.,,

ALBANY, June ls-Isi p M.-FLouR-rte eennnu
are lower; sales a, 50 81 80 g.! for common % -
WurAT-Eo saes. CoRs-Salss of 1,o10 hushel Il =, -
for Western Mixed ind 81 OIL for Round yellow Cl,s
AZ 65a6sc for State and Chicago BAsLEy-sae ofSnhS
fourruwsd a. "a Is RECEIPTS by Canals $3.50 kssr>, -
$40 do Pork a fc4 bushels Corn. s.0H d. Data ~
BUFFALO, June IS, l2iSa p. M-FLous dull. bsyn u-,
Ing 10 meet the views Of holders Sales Of common es
al 80 So WHgAr-Stock good Sales goo bssbcs -, ~
boyran So Is Upper Lake is hed above tbs VIEW 49,
CoRS steady and 10 coed request SAFES 20 coo busk Il
Olrg-No sales WHISKY lower. Sales Us bba a 49,
Cana FRElcHTs-Corn Isle. to New-YoTk.
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The continued ease in the London Money market,
the Of the capture of Kertcb, the fight Of the
Russians and the occupation of the Sea of Azof by
the allied feet together with the Russian ossin an
ton with the French troops before Sevastopol have
caused Consos almost daily to advance. feeling of
disappointment has been felt that the Bank of England
Directors have not yet made any further reduction in
the rate of discount.
The following table will show the fluctuations in
Couso,s duripg the week:
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RICE Dullness continues the receipts Prices
Of the buyer sales OF IS casks at doB for
common TO prime.
SEEDS-A moderate demand for Clover and the market
again bouer ollie. Timothy firm at ~ for resped
Rough Flax wanted at 81 90 Lnseed Is scsree-at Boston
sells resdiiy at 81 10 cash.
at llalllc. cash.
SOAP-The sales for three days include 7o0 boxes CASTLE
mostly al tie months and 500 boxes Chemical Olive at
SHOT are dull previous quotations.
SUGARS to-day buoyant rates both 70
the trade ard for refnng comprise 200 hhds Cuba
d6le. ncluiing CT Porto Rico at u cote.
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WEDNESDAY, June l3-P. N.


The sales at the Stock Board were very large to-day
particularly Of Illinois Bonds Cumberland, Erie and
Reading. OF the latter alone nearly 5000 shares
sold. The whole market was active and excited and
me bears were swept away by the upward move
ment Of prices The impetus given to the market
BY The foreign ne US, which looked upon very
favorable The continued advance In Consols, the
ease IN the London money market, and the improve
nent in Cotton, all had tendency to encourage the
buyers for rise TO operate. Reading opened at sll
end closed in good demand at sl2l y cent advance;
Erie went to 4o1-also cent advance; included
Ia the purchases were 500 shares bought for Eu
rope; Harlem improved v cent; Central was in de-
mand and firm at 94s-an advance of v cent The
Western Stocks very buoyant. The large traffic
Of the past month and the prospects of very large
business in the FALL have attracted considerable atten
fon 10 them from investors and SPECTATORS, and the
advance of the past week two has been large The
Improvement to-day is y cent in Cleveland and To-
lido; II cent in Illinois Central; cent in Galena
and Chicago; " cent in Chicago and Rock Island;
y cent in Michigan Southern and y cent in Mich
igsn Central. Panama sold at 1921. Cumberland
was buoyant and active, selling as high as 80.
In Railroad Bonds mainly Illinois Central the
business public and private immense, reach
ing nearly 100000. OF Illinois Central the sales
were about s25oooo. Construction Bonds sold at sll
an Improvement of p cent, and Freeland Bonds at
M, an improvement of y cents Fries, 1875, sold
ut sss; Eries 1888, at 93i a94, including $4,000
bought privately foreign order; Eries ls7l $50;
Hudson, ist mortgage, lO2; Sd mortgage ~: Central,
80 and l04. OF the sales of Bonds about sl5O,OOO
were not made at the Board. The market also con-
tinues to improve for State Stocks The sales were
Slasooo. Virginia sold at par; Indiana 5s, 81; Ten
nessee ISL California, 50, &c AT the close the mar
ket was very firm for all descriptions.
The market for Exchange closed heavy with good
supply Of bills. Sterling is d aic Per cent; Francs
5.l595.15i The recent movement in Cotton has in
crossed the supply Of Sterling, and parties look
Scr comparatively moderate shipment of specie by
the next steamer.
The business at the Subj Treasury was light. Paid,
e3s, e6s; Received e6i,l4e; Balance, s2,446,74i.
Paid from Assay Office, sloe,6o2 Paid on Disburs-
ing Checks, e64,5sa
TIE shipment OF Gold by the Pacific was 81 e7s,2oo,
. considerable amount having been added this morn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

Messrs. DennistouD Wood x Co. write as follows;
strong speculative feeling has shown itself IN de-
par menis Trade and likely 10 become general To
this natural reaction from the undue caution
have undoubtedly influenced the movement and among Others
it be lost sight Of thai great war expenditure IKE
spy other expenditure does in the first instance
tend stimulate speculation All hopes Of peace, for the pres
eIt, are nearly at an end.
Money continues extremely easy, and 'ectation
entertained Of reduction 10 its rate Of discount oy
the Bank II hoped however thar in the present state OF po
hics asrs Of and Of the growing crops, great
caution win be exercised by the Bank and by principal
money deeers In their action on the money market Oonso
close a2I.
THE Manchester market shares in the excitemsn
which market IL does not appear indeed
any very extensive business transeeed bat range
prizes IL established somewhat par with the ed7anee1
rate current here for cotton
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y: N. steamship Atlantic, West from Liverpool 'sss
at 1885 Pm with ndse and pass % f. K Colls.r -
ules L. by g. from Cope Race passed srse iceberg; 4. -
op 60, passed ship American Union; also large sST va
Ship Guy Msnne,ias, Freemsn Liverpool May - z
SO psss toTayiorl Merrill. May so, lat IS Il, lea Z
a. Anchor on the Bss , vein y
rough weather for several days 18th, at A. NJ Ia ~
Ion. g. co. steamship North star hence for Have
lar - a. Ion. 50 S. spoke bark Heidelberg tBremi W
Ship Aetie Teresa, Liverpool May 1, mdse sud IS p.
Zeresa Co 5th inst, 6;So AM, lat ~ Ion So y -
OF bow,p,it and two smoke pipes was resrius lah
Al 80 lou 81 Is, passed bark showing blue neA "
Bark Sophia Ham, Adecksr. I22 d.. from Teeche.tsx
teas &C. to Des Artez Henser March TO- lar II ~,
les a. spoke epperbP lndamsn from Boston sie y 70 III
with the wreck Of large ship and sssnd'ss
Bak Z; A. RswIin., ,of Norfolk. ys.) Bsunsn' s''"
Big VIM. 7: Dusan, Babcock Port Prince Nay = e. 81
&C., 70 yose, Perkins Co. Died at PortsaPdscs 49,
Jeserh Babcock Of New York q csPs s ~
tho 2lst, William Hersey of On I 4 q
OF sea, Orsp Aspen seaman, Of New.fork. AL "''
Bris Delsfeld Small Port Pines Nay 81 eoass "a
II. DelsGeld. Died, at Portsa Prince May rs 'onn =
seaman, Of yell ~ fever 18th ins at sea- John d
Brs G. Spear, IuIse New Haven, IN bal''. Tbs o. . =
schr g. A. Bsysd tot pfoyidenee) Lawrsnes r. S,i1S
II d. cedar to order May %, "a sand hsy sgo.o
seSr. F.sr Not lBr.I Heath, s. Johns, Nj. IS d. >"
Roene Dinwidde. . v,,,sx
sebr Fanny. Hull Charleston, cotton &C. to O.
sAILED-eteamships Pacific Nye: for. LverPooi ~ y;
WoodLu for Savannah, Roanoke skinner, for Noff"''
dip Henry Csy Csulkins, for Liverpool A.
BELOw--Pseketips Cornelius Grnsll, flscns'; ~
Liverpool, rndse. end pas TO c. Gnnnei Ai1as~ 70
G,ipucll also a ship with double torasi - 49,
gossd 10 BE- the Elwood Waiter. from Liverpool ~ Ih
ships were passed on the l2th inst, on Nanfscsss
steamship Atlantic
wIND--sunrise, NV. ;mer., g. SUNSET, NV.
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MARIN b JOUR- Ma L.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .Juxs y



Stesmships-Roanoke, Skinner Norfolk Ludsm Plsazl
Florida: Woodbul Savannah, s. L. Michl Consnchss D.
mis-. Mobile, J. w. Downing.
Aips-s. Curling Curling St. Stephen, N.B NssaA
Sons Rappahanncck, Cushirg ST. John NIB. c. j. spGS
Ann Marie, Rhodes. Penang. he, Townsend, Finch Co
BarksEsther Francis, Crocker, Cadiz, Russell ynia
Egyptian Witch, Br) Boper, Belize Barclay LivsDsa
AbtItina Barton Havana Moses Taylor Co. yos Csrs,
Lsnph,r, seansor Walsh Carver Chase, Uno1 to1ssl
Haye, Postau. Prince Goodwin Moore kathenne ibv
Croker, Riehabucto. Edonston Bros; Clio, tBren) M
ling. Bremen Pope Co.
Biigs- VIM. Heath, Heath, ssgus la Grsnde, c. T.
Peters; F0nax Gardner Cardenss Moses Taylor Cal "
nus sbIl scott q. John Nh, ~ y. pe "oini A~'-
sehCcner.-ssIsh Elizabeth. smith. Nsw;Hrea n.szI
savannah MeCready Mott Co.. Flying Eagle Dove y
ragons. "; N. Freeman CO. Ausass Bsny HewBs1ss1
mester; Alba Hobart, Wilmington, NC, f. B. PowslI -
.!c Br) Hilton, Abaco, G. Aeteriyi asysns saas.s
Fredericksburg James Hand; May Msnkn, Beers, bo1e
Dayton spIsgueg Queen Of the south Wheeler BnSgy1
John T. Forbes Co. Copie Sears, Phisde ph Jsne, he
Chsrles Colgate, Seaman, baltimore MAILER Lord
tor. (Br) Winrers Sc. Jshn, b., Rue & Oui NJ "@
more. Mears Habor Island, James Eneas
sloop-F w. Thone Cummings, Fall River, msscs
Bsrse-Aliee, Mclaughlin, Philadelphia, w. II. Isomps~
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GUNNf BAGS still quiet but hrr of
af Boston CAST fTidsyl ~ SIC, months Ia tond
HAIE-0f Brtnos Ayres mixed learn sales of 900
= Ssfc.. months
BEMP-Amerean steady but remarkably quiet Gales Of
50 bales Undresssd $lSc uonfhS OF Manila % bales
rereIted sold at months; Of Juts so bales sold
SS5a $S7 50.
HlDES-Druess DISTINGUISHES market and general de-
cline has been submitted The arrivals oderre ou the
stock Il ample; sales Of Angostus lsc and drysated
Msrtrhsn at i4c months usual selections The srock on
hand 500 ineladng Is 500 Bsenos Ayes GOO Rio Crude
Is SO Arsostua. 7oo Porto Csbelo Stco Mstsuorss kc
zoo Curaccs CO. Ssva1s 400 Msracasbo 400 San Jnsn
$50 Chsses, SO MArsnhsra Psrl 1900 Souih-rn anc
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HAY-The msrket u easier, he sopPy hieec'' '@'" " "
HONEY oontnues m very scsnt soek the inquiry goo"
Nth fr home use and export We hear OF no sales
INDIGO Ia dull; small sales Of Csrsc1 and nSn'ns 49,
srsnsrreS AZ former raes Bengal a. 81 eel 10; no s.e
IR0N-The market better for Scotch Pig under the new
the ,sles are $50 tuns 81 cash, and SO S0SU, mon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

Albert II. Nicolays regular semi-weeky auction
ssle Of Stocks and Bonds viii take place tomorrow,
STbursday) at l2l o'clock at the Merchants Ex-
change.
The business at the Clearing House is ST. 49s 600.
The Ohio Central Railroad is earning about
o., 200 per day, and the business is increasing
The Interest Coupons of the y cent Bonds Of the
Cities Of Evansville and Lamasco, subscribed to the
Evansville and Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight
Line Railroad Company, falling due ON the frst of
July next, and the cent Coupons of the Real Es-
tate Bonds of said Company falling due at the same
time will DO paid on and after that date at the Office
of Field Merritt Co., No. AZ Dey-st-, New-York.
The interest due July on the 10 y cent Bonds of
the City Of Stockton, Cal,l win be paid at the Office
Of Wells, Fargo Co., on and after Saturday, June
80, next.
The annexed statement Of tke business of the Glove
lard, Columbus and Cincinnati Rsilroad, although
The gain on last year for the last four months has not
been large in consequence Of the short crops, yet
ahows very satisfactory state Of prosperity TIE
result IL viii be seen is that the Road has earned in
ave months 200 more than enough to pay all ex-
psns<s and the July dividend. This road is of the
fsw In the country which has no debt 50 to speak.
The funded debt is only soc 600 and the floating debt
n asL The figures arc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

FURS-The coilec ion has been nearly all received The
shipping inquiry is fair
fISHThe demand for Dry Cod IL quito trivial, and
PRICE favor the buyer Some 800 quinas have been disposed
Of this week l2GS4 5 including ST. Georges Bank, az
after price, In Msckerel little has Irsnpiredi noderate
demand be noted for No. with sales Of 10 bb large at
g. 5Cd $S small unsaeabe $685. Picked Cod
quiet "a 90 and Scale ~ 5)G 80 b2i Dbl Herriogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

weeh in the whole City, upon the weekly average s' head
and $50 over last week , -. a. 90 a,
ey,sse on the average which ~ for each a
year and a5 upon the number sold last
nsres Of owners Of Of 50 given oeow
Ard name cf sae where cattle from The name OF sae
men other than owners. re Cafte-bfokefS VINO 'e" y"
4 (nrrnar
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From which will be seen that the decrease IN receipts now
baes The export Great Britain stands the
the increase France 2 eco bses decrease
to foreign ports 600 Total increase In exports, S 900
bales
the table If City debts published this morning, we re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

GRAIN-Ihe demand for Wheat Is very moderate; primo
only asked for prices tend downward the supply MOI large.
and wanted % go We hear only OF oo
bu,h White Canadian in lots 81 f 80 So Rye Is
ell 80. Barley inactive At 81 oG I'll 25 Oats
plenty and duh and heavy sales Of State 6dSe and
lhcsgo 69d7cc.; Jersey st d6jc Corn 10 abundant
urpy and with very arrivals popect buyers the
sdytnge and prices lac lower h- close the sales
TAO bush c 81 % for fair good Western Mixed 81 o.
81 ts or Southern Yellow, and 81 lSd$ 81 2, for White Ca
madam Peas selling at ~ Tesl a.; Southern Backeyed
Peas wanted at ~ HaSS y bag Of two bush White
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

The does not ncr ase The arrivals Immediately in pros
rect are but light Holders manifest much frmness and
al ious 20 effect sales
WHALEBONE held higher; sales Of IL 900 ID ochotk for
home use st 4ic. Stock. 23lo eco n.
WHSEY-The marie Is rather ecsier with oderng
sales Of go bbs at sass for Ohio and PsOni Drudge Is
nominal.
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Consols during the week

Friday shot. shut shut ..s2.
The range of Consols during the month Of May has
been Al v cent-the lowest rate being ssi and the
highest s2s-the price the I'd of May ssi to /,
that on the 3lst, 90; TO 4.
8 The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the seth Of May gives the following results,
when compared with the previous week:
Public deposits. lel increase-El -, sss
Other deposits. II $50 Sic Decrease 1s ~
Rest 3i7z,i57 Increase. ss'
On the other side Of the account:
Government securities Increase. 81 ls7 $40
Other secnrifiss ....... 12Sl5W6 Decrease. 1880
Notes unemployed. le7DsSo Increase. $ss76o
The amount of notes in circulation Is is,6i7,3l5,
being decrease Of Case a5i, and the stock Of bullion
in both departments is Ell o64 7sl showing an in-
crease Of ear oss, when compared with preceding
retum. The stock Of bulion 10 the Bank Of England
is higher than at any period since August 1885, and
the amount Of unemployed capital is increasing with
great rapidly.
The London Money markst continues abundanfiy