, 1862-05-27
'2i5, ,m,3 3 $19, 9,@.D
| @,m.T 3 87,W.00
T56,MD . 81, HD.M
1H,CM7 q 17,@,M
800, ,m.3HR 10,aN.c1
). $135,40.G3
"A1"V*"
:. 43,4O0.M
367,551.a
Total. I.
Net earnings Of rear end
Ing April l, 1s@..........
Deficit to be made up with
IS miles Of new rosd in
operation, in order to
earn interest Oh the first
Observation-Disclosures.
*6s,81218

The Green Eay extension, which adds the Is
ml1es M Of rev toaa referred TO- carries The line to
ayers Of the road look for great advantages from
this extension, and expect an increase Of ousf-
ness q ao9n a. j. j. fatrly IN operatie1 ample to
to suffered In competition with other grain roads
II y Misconein. in consequence q the super1oriry
Of ne ~ MiEankee E Gn market for Wisconsin wheat
having been diverted from The Northwestern line
to that of roadsreaclling Milwaukee, The differ
enee IN favor Of the Milwaukee market oyer thst
Of Chicago nas averaged from four to five cents
PER enshsl during The year. At Green Bay, wheat
and a1.1 the natural result VIII be the transpor
tation oyet the Northwestern road to Green
Eay Of al the wheat 1egitimately belonging
to the line, which csnnot find as favorable
n. market IL Chicago. Green Bay iss one Of the
ment Of grain to the East, and It win, no doubt,
soon beSeme an inportant primary grain port.
tension to Green by, tue Lake Superior S II trafic
promises to become important. For both sum-
mer and winter business this will be the most
expeditions route, and connecting lines to the
copper and iron. mining districts By stage and
steamboat. are already organized. and will be In
full operation in July. A wheat elevator, OF large
At Green Bay Immediately, and additions to the
line Of propel1ers now running between Green
Bay and Buffalo Wtn be made to meet the in"
creased receipts OF grain for shipment.
EILWAUkEE.-The Sentine5 Of this morning
says.
The money market Ia working smoothly The
only change to be noted for Saturday was shade
more, firmnees in exchange; Money continues
fead1y be negotiated at lie usual ate o{ discount.
We make no change in our quotations:
Buying. Selling
$g:s,s :s:s;; $ss III Is prem aSs
ST.. Lou1s.-The Democrat OF this morning, In
In its article for Saturday evening, has the follow
| ing:
The money market closes dull for the week, and
| there has been No changes in rate+ since Monday
Z, e. w W.s itte easier, nd lafge lots could be
bought at X. while the quotations were firm at 4
for ordinary transactions. Gold, without demand,
We have heard Of but one real transaction dnrinE
the week, which was at 10314 In gold cuts but
sorry fgnre In finance st the present time. and It
beare Of New York which run each other In .'sel-
ing ehort," and occasionally give the market q
i pgs for ss Or tM9 ns, ss9 he 5ss
| light this week, while in New York they have
| been liberal, with but little variation in price
York market governments were 1rmer, with an
increased demand over the two previous days
Government S. registered and coupon, 1881:
we're were out % = of ( tie 1 maTset @ Gold, at Tie same
Boards is quoted at 103h@1nSH.-
C1kcnHA111--The GGzette Of to-day. says:
There were symptoms On Saturday, Of an I'm.
proved demand for money; but there WAS no real
improvement; capitansts me1e1y thought they saw
there is probably eomething Of that sort ahead
but there can be no material change for the better
| between this time and autumn As 1t Is, money
plenty End paper ecarcs; rates OF anferest t1ne
from to 10 per cent.
The demand for exchange was only moderste
On Saturday, and With adequate supplies the MAT
ketwa- dull at PSF buying and H@4 premium
t'teIlipg. There was lively demand for gold, and
~ to be had At s&3h premium was 6oughs up
prepaTI1c far the openingoft the Mississippi River
It Is cunhdeusly expected that Memphis will ht
taken by the pational forces within day or two
| If it has not been alreadJ captured There is
good ground. too, for this opinion Memphis AMI
New O1leans in cur hands. the whole river will o
cs uree be open to our trade hence, the purchase
Of geld.