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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
FOR SALE-AND RENT.

EOR sALE-TAe GOOD WILL, with possession
II A nrst-class business stand, suitable for any
Kind of business, being cornsr .tore in the most
avenue. Apply to b. o. ePALD1Na, 33s gt.,
near 10Th street @--'z= s= e. SO oc 1s-6t"
NlBLY FuRNIHHKD ROOMS TO LET, with
IN Bosr6ing, permanent or transient. Also, ssv-
sral large Rooms suitable for gentlemen desiring
TO room together. and one front sassment hoSm
for an ofice. Apply at 4S6 Twelfth street, be.
tween and streets. enc hleek from Kirkwood
Hotel. t-.''.sS ae5s oe Heo3w.
rHEAP YOR sALE.-A fine CONCERT SA-
~ LOON, situated in the best part of the city,
Ing the city. cheap for sale. A GOOD opportunity
to double the money. Inquire at the btar office.
oe O-I1 ---- 1870 - = --------
EOR RENT several YURNIsHEp Rooms,
IT consisting of Paror and Cha q bers, conys
niently srraaged, can be had By early agplieation
at No. 110 Penn. avenue, corner OF 7oth street,
entrance on futh strest. ...- oc S-soStf
EOR sALE,-A rare chance for profitable In
u yestment. . large and conmodioua lO1
HOU Sc, s. by s. feet And n deep, situated on the
Canal Basin in Alexandria, With the exclusive
privilege Of all the ice formed said basin. Said
house win be sold at . bargain 70 any ono wishing
to emhsrk in . safe and profitable business. For
farther information enquire OF PETER G.. HEN
DEBSON 1O1 Queen street. AlexAndria, Va, or
464 10th st., bstwsen D and =, Washington.
ocb.3Ws 49,. i@. @E Est = E#.a : CROOK
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MAY g. 1868

brsbd. Rye Flour aesdy and On fair request sales Of '
oS 60 sss 9. Corn Me-, in .s nPto,:S s.T NM,
si3fst6 so. and small sales Of Jersey at - -.
fRUT-Ws note sses at auction to-day OF l9 boxes ociy
81 6Se*3. and D. $50 do do Lemons " u %"
GRAINTbs whs.t marie. {. rather quiss and prices are
pOrt sSdnnH The sale, are 10 90 bushels Amber Western
In Hofest 81 60 and 1000 bushels inferior Red do on pvse
The coe .s. Of % Su.bs &C. C.a.ds West .nd 5000 do
Eastern on private Barley Malt dull and nominal
Western and Canadian At 90 qs5c and State &c., clos.
ing 'hs inside rate Rye In limited request At = i9
~ on che pier aud u oad % fOI River and stst o
Corn ia rather dull and lower and closes heavy ssie OF 90
900 bushels at sTd39 for MIXED Western closing 81 &c. for
sound shipping delivered. ....A., =.
Hay in mOdsste request Gales OF 400 bales ct 7s9ssc
HOPS steady and In limited demand ls924c for
MOLAsSEs-keceht quite fee arrivals Of foreign have had
tendency to weaken the markets. though prices a: yet show
vado at +c 2o hhds and 20 bbl DO &c. and Oil
bbls ewore,ns 5000. By auction, $50 bbls New.
Orleans o. s6a5l.e.. cash aud mos. ..
NAVAL STORES inactive but the supply Of all kinds
except Tar IL small and prices sro firmly maintained
OILS srs steady aud In moderate request previous rates
PR0vlsloNs-Ths PORK market dull and lower sales Of
200 b6 gig for old Mes" Il ga u S.t ,or
Western Prri, Mess. closing the inside price. Beef Is
quite dull bl prices arc unchsnsed sales Of ioo oes
Ness ss Beef and Bsf Ham. both very dull and
prices are nomnsy unchanged Cut Meats are in fair 70
eoi ssasS: .n sad 30 m
Hams &c. Rough Sides in fair demand sales Of
at ole Bacon in coed demand and lower sales Of so
boxes at ttc Tor Cumberland Cut and &c for heavy short
ribbed Lard In good request at slight concession In rates
sale. Of 600 bbI at ., and extra choice Olc
hCEThe business to-day has been very moderate. and
We have no sales to advise. Prices ars unchanged
SUOARS-TLeTe has great amount OF business
doing today but holders generally nrm In their
and prices firm sales Of go hhds including Cuba
at lot Gle. New Orleans a. Ssd2c, and Porto Rico, at
ltal2c Also 90 hhds Cuba in bond q. &c. Refined are
quiet at l+t a iIc for Hards
sPIcEsP.pper still selling moderately at former rates
sEEDs-Ciover.eed is dull and the market Ia lower sales
81 7sa M bush Rough FlA1seed is quiet yet hrm.
at 80 1854 y bush. of 50 ID.
SALT-Ths market 10 devoid OF activity. but holders are
Indifferent sellers at full former rates
rEAS-oreens steady but only mode active;
sales of COO half chests. Blacks dull and heavy.
TALLOWThe m.Iket 10 dull and heavy sales of 49, 900
n at lite. for Wesiern and II for City.
WHISKY 10 dull and The market 10 lower; sales oil Y"
bbls at 43c for State and Western.
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MONDAY, May 4-p. NJ.


There was al enormous business and great excite
rueut at he Stock Board this morning The BUSH
ness was well distributed throughout the list and the
Aggregate has seldom been exceeded. The bears
were swept away by the advancing tide OF specua-
boD. based on the abundance of money and the
favorable advices from the army. The market
absorbed thousands Of shares where, in usual cases.
hundreds would have checked the movement and
the feeling appeared TO be that the advance In
prices bad scarcely commenced. The private Dis
patches from Washington induced large sales Of
gold and the market toward the close was
weak. The advance in Shares was general,
and scarcely needs individual notice. CEN
trail improved 81 y cent, Hudson River > v
cent, Erie - y cent, Harlem 4. v cent, Michigan
Central q y cent, Southern Michigan l y cent on
old aud cent on Guaranteed, Toledo u y cent,
Prairie du Chen q, Alton and Tere Hsute
for common, aud Ct for Preferred, North-Wes-
fern2 cent, Pittsburgh v cent, Fort Wayne
cent &c. Governments were strong sellingat lOt
yor registered, and lOS for coupons OF 1881. Railroad
fonds were firm =, full prices. North.W Western I'd
Sold al Vase, and Mississippi and Missouri at 81.
o. the Second Board, the full prices Of the morning
were mol sustained, but the market was irregular,
tnd left of firm. The spirit of speculation
~n snil rampsa, but in some descriptions
Shs realirations rather overlooked the mar.
e, Governments were strong The business Of
{he day has been enormous, and the registered
Islss give but moderate idea of the activity of the
street: U. s. Go Of 1881, Reg, 1868 a. O7; T.
5. Go, 1891. Coupons lO'i dlO7ii U. S. Treasury
Notes, $40, l07! alOs; Tennessee Stse &c, co,
H6OI Missouri State 6s, 65065i; American Gold
1Hiaifi Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 10.
<el9O; New.York Central Railroad, 49, all9i
Eric Railway, s5iss5ii Erie Railway Preferred
3O3t slO3i Hudson River Railroad, l27iel@ai
Harlem Railroad. S5i a So; Harlem Railroad, Pre-
fsrsd, 96s96l; Michigan Central Railroad, iOs
/DIosi; Michigan Southern and Northern Indisni
&dlroad, 69s69i, Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, llOt ollOl; nlinol
Central Railroad, 93t o94, Cleveland and Pitts
4uyh Rsilrosl, e3io83i; Galsaa sad Chiosse
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the Board Of Direoto was charged prof, and loss
al lo,'e. re. or eo9n5,S 9Swns os! Of aset d..
slowancs every item Of ssse's considered doubtful
The following gentlemen have been elected Trus-
tees Of the New.York Produce Exchange Company:
Francis NJ. French, Stephen ID. Harrison, VIM. II.
Newman, Robert j. Randolph VIM. d. Mapgsm,
Edward Cromwell, Adon Smith, jr., John d. Wright,
Samuel Nimmons.
The Saint Paul and Pacific Railroad, commencing
a, Saint Paul. and running northwest along the
Mississippi River 10 Saint Cloud, and thence "a
Georgetown, upon the Red River Of the North, have
been constructing their first division Of 80 miles from
Saint Paul to Watab during the last eighteen months
and have completed the same TO the Falls OF st. An
,hony. and have graded about 10 miles. Iron for a
norton and ties for the whole distance, being
delivered upon the line and the Company expect to
have the 50 miles completed by Jan. l, 1864. About
81 400 900 have been expended in construction. The
Company have issued first mortgage bonds for $780,.
OOO, and have negotiated $3.50 900 in this city, and
among the purchasers were Oliver Chsrlick, Samuel
j. Tildeu, A. g. Jerome and others. The balance,
$3.50 OO are placed by the Company in the hands OF
Messrs Duncan Sherman g. Co., to be used in COM
petng the road, and only used upon the certificate
Of Oliver Charlick and Albert Havermeyer that the
work has been DONE thus protecting the purchasers
Of the $3.50, 900 against any further issue of bonds
uple,s the work is completed. These bonds
represen, only $4,000 per mile. The COM
peted road is earning interest upon its cost.
The grea. object proposed by the St. Paul and
Pacific Railway Company, and for which the grant
Of lands held by them will be munficent endow
mept, il TO connect, by railroad, the navigation Of
the Mississippi River and its tributaries at st. Paul
near the falls Of st. Anthony, with the Red River
Of the North, and other nsvgable streams OF North
West British America. Perhaps nowhere on the
American continen. will such important commercial
results follow as will DO witnessed III Minnesota
when G. 900 miles of steamboat navigation on tho
Mississippi and St. Lawrence Rivers, ana ''ooo
miles of similar navigation the rivers OF Central
British America are joined together, mostly by the
proposed routes OF the st. Paul and Pacific Railway
In the Spring of 1862, tho Company placed the hrS'
division Of so miles, from St. Paul to Watab, under
contract. near Is miles Of which has boon completed
and cars running TO the Falls Of 81. Anthony the
balance Of the line is expected TO DO in operation
before January. 1864. The Company have issueo
their first mortgage res. estate bonds for $lSooooo
secured upoa 3 200 acres Of laad AID second "V'n
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the railroad-being less than 81 90 per acre upon
the land they are due in 1892 and bear interest OF
Der cent, payable semi-annually with the Govern
ment tax, and are receivable for lands sola ~ tue
Company at their par value. The lands have been
carefully surveyed by competent inspectors anc
reports made to the Company, who are oner'ns
them for sale.
The President of the Road, Mr.. T. Rice, goes
to Europe in few days to enlist foreign capital III
this enterprise. The Hudson Bay Company nave
taken large interest in it.
The deposits with Mr. Cisco to-day for conversion
into the fivetwen,y loan are 81, 100000.
The Money market is active. but continues easy
at 4d5 cent on call.
The New-York Central Railroad Company have
extended until the 18th June next, the time for con-
version Of their Z v cent bonds, maturing june
1864, into y cent bonds to mature in 1887.
The Superintendent of the Banking Department
gives notice that he will continue TO redeem at par
the notes Of the late Central Bank Of this city. until
the LIST of June next after which the funds remaining
in his hands will be paid to the legal representatives.
of the bank.
We think we do the public q service in again
calling the attention Of the Railroad interest TO the
advertisement in another column headed Railroad
Safety" The safeguard there indicated is run on
more than 1000 cars and during the last five years
nearly forty accidents have been prevented by
its use.
The London Economi,t Of the 18th says:
The market rates tending toward greater and some
surprise was expressed yesterday the breaking up Of the
Court that alteration in the rate OF discount had
been made Tns accumulation private deposits the bank
hoieu he
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'"'' MoSDLY. May 1908.
ASHES arc steady snd in limited reqae's 81 - - 'i
Pearls a and nominal. - s,u .,s
COTTON-Ths martet to-day has oeen w, 80 W
prices are little eesieri tho sales are uhi"p'''" Wv
q note nominslly OF boo Tor middllngs ..A.. L.
COFFEE-No sales worthy Of notice are iePol.ouS y, -,
Holders s,il demand full ormsr and tho nshs' may
be called steady. ,,,-.. - a..
FLOUR AEDbMEAL-Tbe market for " ssterh and s'se
Flour /. dull and prices OF the low and inedau
5d 100. y Dbl lower, influenced By hosisI sns sAa
very unsettled market for eIchsnge The pe'e 90" ~ =,
g. boa SO supsrhns State 80 tod % " 'ot .Ia
do 80 656s7 for Fancy do, IS eodto - 70, Hs ~
- 20 for Trade and Family brands and H7dss ior S
Louis Extras Canadian Flour u very dun Ana - ~
.,s and 90 Ss0ss 10 for Trade and FAMILY e.s .Sa.
Sos.hsrp Flour r. .se dull and pIS: s os
Coaa,ry bysads end 81 soats % fs 9Tsae cue fsess
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Estimtted Fo'V'V
There money hand and available than enough TO
paw the interest all the bonds for the year Tho
preceding statement includes all the bonds provided for In
the mortgages these shout $4,000 Of the frsts and over
TO- OF the seconds will not probably be required In
comp citing the reorganization The Company held about
OO OF coal lands worth at least 3 O and promis
Ing large and constant additions to their loe. freehi' The
preferred ,tock is entted dvdends at the rate OF T.
cent payable annually the let Of May in esch year out Of
the earnings the Company for each ending on the
3 day December previous to such lat Of May after ssis
f,ns the interest It's bonds and the contributions Of It's
ip fund and in said dividends cannot be regularly
earned and paid A are to be paid soon and f.
a, The ne, OF the Company will allow and no dividend
be the siocf until all such arrears have
been paid"
Gold has been heavy, under the favorable advices
from the Army Of the Rsppahannock, and the
Chatham stree, spectators for the rise appear to DO
smashed. There was never any legitimate premium
on gold, over 10 or Is per cent, and now tbs, the
export demand has declined to a triAing amount,
nothing but the most desperate speculation can sus-
tain the premium above 100. At the close, sales
were made at 147i.
Annexed 10 the statement Of the condition Of the
American Exchange Bank on May | 1868;
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Railroad 9Si a9s; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, llOlall0i; Chicago and Rock leland Rail
road, 95t a 95ii Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen,
46i a46i; Fort Wayne, 6Si o69; c. IN. w., ss
29s.
10 Exchange the movement has been Irregular, in
consequence of the hesvinssS in gold. Sterling is
nomiuslly 1921 a 1854.
Freights are rather frmer for heavy goods, with
moderate offerings To Liverpool, the engagements
are 81, 900 bush. Corn at sd. in bulk; 10000 BUSH
Wheat at SID. in bulk; 500 boxes Bacon at l5s
LIS. Cd. 50 hbds. Tallow at 1885,; y neutral, loo
ties. Beef at 4s. 100 bbls. Pork ut 3D.; 450 boxes
Bacon at 22s. Cd; v steamer, 700 boxes at 25s and
900 boxes Cheese at 27s. Cd. To London, 1000
bbls. Flour, y neutral vessel, at %. To Glasgow,
200 tics. Lard 2 steamer, st 27s Cd. To Bremen,
800 bags Coffee at 800. Cd.
The business of the Sub-Treasury WAS: Receipts
g., O3S 63l Si-for Customs, $4,000 Payments,
s2,4ls3i3 60; Balance, 81, 25O,0Sl II.
The Galena and Chicago Road earned the fourth
week in April an increase Of 81 ,9ll. The whole
month gives in:
1862. .'...''.'.'.''..'''''''''"~
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Ue0oins CARDS. Sc.

At J. EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broadway.
n WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPERS In elegant
Also Seals Silver DoorPlatss elegantly engraved
ETWM. EvERDELL'S SONS, l04 Fultou.s 1t.
"A WEDDING CARDS Fine 6tstianssy. Colored In
itsI StAmpins Mouosrama Door sad Member Pstes 6sl
Preses Blank Books Cascks Notes. LsbslA H. lEssS-
hshsA 1854
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are subjoined:

Political this ~eek failed n exercise any Inn
portsnt influence the funds The cOriiuusncs OF the
Polish struggle does not appeart occasion ,erou, un,asine"
and anriees disasreement with tie American Govern
n.nt htey arise from esDture OF the PesIhof on the
side nsgo,so Of the Confederate loan
the other sight Of the face o. the essines' Of the
money market and the belief that the approach OF the June
dividend will tend to promote Use In stocfA
The that trAnspued yesterday concerning
the specai from the Federal cruisers given
By Mr. Adams vessel with supplies for the NeIicsns to
have created much commsni aai is iei 10 be
high time tsken at once TO protect Our
vessels and to define limit Of American interference With
our trade Consols have reacted ssny from the highest
quotation and close @ 80 Ner PEI Cents ana Reduced
"a to gli; Indis per Cents. lO,i TO 10
EIcheauer bills Ieusin without much movement at % dis
tops
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Bank Of the Commonwealth. sta

bank Of the Commonw ealth. Statement Of the
The CONAOs Irsd BY lhAy'sf 80 Lava
Of 1885, eslls saturday the - day Of May 1885,
and pouns eSx6y, x6D %
Average snsDuuio sEccs Sy1Sss S0
A.erss- smOania D.po-s o,fs>ssOt 30
Cashier Bank Commons sath
dsJ dspo.s snd he a. 'ts,s".-- es.ast
th.t .i~-s.
y..,..ic Pubic.
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little doing T.. +. Sstterthwaie says
Tn. .rts, for AnsrsAn Securities has been fairly active
daring the and oon,derns the great advance
,.oo,ted om New Yoft quotstions have been well Haie
ta.d United bonds and virginia Slice hsys been In
sasd dsmsnd For sns and Great Western ftr't Mort
-, bonds thsre been very sotvs gguiy and they
90. arm At an advance Of about per csI Enc aud Illinois
elo,. steady ct decline Of "a per share
The weekly Bank Statement shows very large
expansion Of loans but no important change In other
items.
Tho following is q comparative statement OF the
condition Of thu banks Of New-York City;
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Tam az ns Lodns Specie Ct,euisto~ and Dspssn Of IA
Rs,f, 81 ls Cv Of Eso York for s ssa ssdiss Ssfys
Isy May O. 1853 10 cA,sA " sfIsd No Capita! II Na<A
bank
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increase. Observation-Disclosures,

Increase. s....,....... xF91Io
The Cleveland and Toledo Road earned in April,
1863 $ll7 1908, an increase Of $50, 1859.
TIE earnings of the third week Of the Alton and
Terre Haute Roard are 81 ,l2l 20. The aggregate
of the three weeks is ISL 900 80 against 81 S57 for
the whole month last year. The official statement
of the road ia as follows:
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Mauufacturers' and Ne
=. n -. ANIfEACTrf RERSi n

men, u The NtvuFACTURERs AND MERCHANTS BANK, "r.
40 Lave Of 1885, Tor the ~eet -odns SATURDAY the
day Of May. 1903 -
Ay-rss. and Discounts +59212 -
lv-rs.- amount Il Specie liBY6y
amount OF Crcu aIop oo}S W
Ave
civ I'D Comfy OF New Yort Masteriou Casher Of tie
Bsni beng dspoe and
kno~iedse and be
h.f nASihNAoN SssheI.
srotn before me this I'd day OF Msy. ls,5
''''" $500 - II Po,r. Pubh~
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Bank 5tatements.

American Exchrnge Bank.-Stateuent Of the
.nTICA As EXCHANGE BANK T. required By Chapter 20
ending Saturday. the I'd day Of Msy
or Loan. and Dscoan;s 90
amount OF s.-ce
Assf.s, amount Of Deposits, voVs'f,- 10
CITY County iort Murray. CASHIER VI nc AMER
EIchAns BaEk ker foi bens duly s"on i?'e ana az A
d MURRAY Cashier
sworn before N, hi, eth day Of May. 1873
FsssI,c BULL. Notary Public.
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Atlantic Bank. Statement Of the ATLANTIC BAN IN
Of CITY required BY CHAPTER 40 Laws " o'
fs endns frtsy the let day Of May, leJ;
Of Loan, and Dounu
amount q sp-tle
Cfcu4tDn
C,,.rI conn,y OF s.p Yot - J Southworth Preside 4
n he Ani behs duy ,rofn dspose AM ~ mar
H. sOUTHWOkTH
'-'N Lrst. y co,sr Notary Pubic.
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Rank Of the New-York Dry Dock Company

s nsnH % ~. s.Sk on ms INV YORK DRY DOCK com
pIsy =. raa,i BIZ Ch.p. Lass u is Tor the wees e1ens
s.fma.y he ID dsy oi May leJs .... ~
v,.s, und ss
u spcis ivs'eSt 20
of
Of D-p>t. % iVso
90, 81 couuty o. J. LOCKWOOD CASHIER
~ Yorl tans duly sso d.pose and ,J
" 80. .,.i,m.u . correct J. LOCKWOOD, CASHIER
s-o,u before M thr ~ day Of May. 1873
''- Hssu Cs.rsAs lr, notary Public
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pheniX Banks-Statement OF tbo r ffENIA bANk Of th0
~ of required by Chapter S5o Laws VI lsS tor hs
=, Il endng Saturday the I'd day Of May, 1873; -
Average Of Loans and Discounts e4s64,e6c -
Average Specie lsO89ve6f -
Average amount OF Circulation 6esOSe ~
OF Deposits ooS41Ss -
Civ and County Of York Peter NJ bryson, Csshisr
OF the Phenx being duly dspo and that the
sove 10 the best Of knowedse and belief
p NJ BRTS0S, csshier.
Sworn before me this eth day Of May. 1903
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IMPOkTERs AND TRADERS BANK. required y Chapter no
sfI ending saturday the I'd tsy Of May 1875
a.. .tnonnf of Loans AMI DsrUuuts ,SB5.ys0 90
CIV aaI County James Buell. Cahisr o. TIE
best Of tnow df. and e--
JAMES BUELL., Csdkier.
s-orn before me this eth dsy Of May ls1
Hsssr t.SLDsnfH No,sry Public.
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CiuZens Bank.--statsnent OF the CITIZENS BANK.
BY Ca.pte. 1 Law Of fr weed sadns sstud,
the Vi DAY u May, is6a
moo a Of Loans sad Dscoan. e9SS,g5s
Average snoon Of circu I25,903
On, .pd cng,, AZ g. soo,fSs
en pam oens duly swor and
nent s correct To the best Of knowledge belief
...,... o. r. COMsrOCK, Cashier
JAnss Ho,.rx pphhe
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Irving Bauk.-Stat-nent Of IRVING BANK, as 70
Law, Of 1885, o the -ees ending saiudAy the
81 day OF Ma, lsd3
81 to.yof
Amount Cnru'stsDn
DsnielF Berthoi. CASHIER Of
,nx that
m-nt a. correct DAsIEL v ~ BEKTHOIF, Cashier.
sworn before m shis I'd day Of Ma, lsS
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saint Nicholas Bank.-ststsment of the sam

saint Nicholas Bank.-Sts.enent Of the SAINT
NICHOLAS BANK repaired BY Chapter $50 Laws OF iS tor
the week ending Saturday, the I'd day Of May, 1856
Average amount aud Discounts el6sSey6 -
Ayerase amount of Circulation 14%Oxs ~
OF Deposits. -
Cy AMI County OF New York. Archibald PsIAhurs Cssh
III the Nicholas Bank being duly sworn dere sod ~
that the to the best OF my knowedSs
and belief fAhhh. nS.s SsH'e''
subscnDed before the sid day Of My tsS
Rossfss LfrrLs. Notary Public
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Bank Of the Republic. Statement q n. BANK OF


Nes required BY ,hapier 10
~eet endas sasrdy the ID day o. nlhJ ir
amount snd pscOunts a@3oS. 1871
aulo
Cculatoa. 1x..ove 90
CIV and C,ua,y New Yot H. w. Ford. CAsigr q the
D.s, f Toe epub that the Above
,ts,sm.lt cofrrci the beet OF tn5~eise and b-e
II ". FORD Cashier.
sworn be.ose m. tn. NA day OF May. lst1.
Epvis D Couu Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

Park Bank.-Statement Of Tho PARk BANK. OF the
CITY o. York. required By Chsper Law Of s, r a.
week ending Saturday the 81 day Of Nay, is5; =
Of Loans and Dlscoants oaS a
Average OF Circulation S0,lSa q
Civ and Coun,y NewYork Charles Macy 0ssAlsr n
beng duly affirmed depoee cad thai The sbs
men correct the best Of kn9wieife and belief
4 a. fS~ CHARLES A. MACY, caskef.
Affirmed before q this dag Of May 1873 %
J0us Towssssp, IT., Notary Pub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Nev.York County Bauk.-s.a.eu,ent Of tho NE

New. 7 Ork County Bauk.-stater1ent OF tue W. "
YORK COUNTY BANK required by CHAPTER $50 Laws isS -
the week ending Saturday the ID day Ut May, 1868: -
and Discounts eoS9,IS{ 81
Specie ISO,OgS -
Average smouni q Ccu alton yyssa0
Agerss- amount Of Deposfs OoysosS
City and County o New York Isaac O. Ogden Csshier
Comfy Bark being duly depose and say thas
u. above stsemet correct TO the best my knonedgs d seh
ISAAC @. OGDEN, CsSher.
Sworn before this "a day Of May 1864
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