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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OUR STOCK OF GOnns |. ro. ,.,.. repienis1ed, we are prepared to shor \ vgsf assortment to our friends ( custemsrs, and sii st satisfactory prices. is,ss. ( z, " -.
 - HART, BROS ( O.. .
 VI At West Goshsl. ey Read the Price List of the People's Provi. zSS .,s, Greenwich St.. N. |. iHtosdsy pspers it Will save you money. 6.1-y GLOVER ana TI1lOTHY sERDa. It HART, Dn0's.& e O.. : Large Supply and st Low Prises. .if1
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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-28

THURSDAY. MAY 21sr. SENArE.-Narious matters referred in con currence.
 The joint select committee on the canvass of the votes for Judges of Probate and Sher. lffs reported the list made by the State officers to be correct; report accepted. and the papers relative to the same ordered to be deposited in the office of the Secretary of State. f
 Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. Friday.
 HousE.-various reports. &c, referred.
 MT. Norton, of Plymouth, was placed upon Committee on Fisheries, and Mir. Whitney. of Torrington; upon Com. on New State House Bill to provide for the recording of the stamps of the United States Internal Revenue :; passed. " Bill authorizing guardians to invest the property of minors in the bonds or loans of this State, and in the bonds loans or securities of the Uni:ed States; after discussion b; Messrs. Sterling. Sieny, Rice, Gallup. Buebee, and others. pro, and Messrs. Eaton. Woodruff. Bond and Hubbard, con, bill passed. Ayes IA. Noes 93. Adjourned to Friday. t
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-28
SATURDAY, MAT 2sD

0AIukDAIs 2AA1 IO9s
 SENATE not in session.
 HoUsE.-Met at o'clock.
 About 75 members present.
 Mr. Wright offered resolution enabling the petitioners for an act of incorporation Of ' fre company in New Milford. to give the required i.gai notice nov, which ought to have been given m the beginning, in order tbat ut the present session the much needed hre company may be incorporated; tue resolution not to be used as precedent.
 Mir Wright spoke fofcibly and plainly in fa-. vos of the resolution, showing howat obyiated all diidculties and enabled the legislature to meet the exigenciss of the people of New Milford. 5'
 Mr. Cewles talked tho other way.
 Mr. Wight nsvsd to lay on the table, as
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-28

D. SgSArE.--Varicus petitions, resolutions, &c., referred in concurrence. Senate cenenrred in passage of act Tor re- cording revenue stamps.
 Resolution referring that portion of the Governors Message, calling for an investiya- ton into the Military expenses of the State, to a special committee, came from the House amended by referring it to the Standing Com. mltee on Military Affairs. So referred: E Adjourned to Tuesday, at II A. NJ.
 HousE.-Various reports, &c.,. referred Report of the committee on interpretations de petition for fire association of New Milford giving leave to withdraw.
 MT. oitexpiained that the powers asked for were too great.
 Mr.Taylor of New Milford hoped that some course would be taken to perfect the or. amiga ton of fire department in New Milford. They needed it very much. If this was oL. jectionable let something else be done. He moved to refer back to committee.
 Debated by Messrs. Gallup. Taylor and Rice.
 Mir. Baldwin of New Milford alluded to the destructive fires that had occurred in that place. Every citizen there desired some protection. He was in favor of returning the bill to the committee, and let a bill be reported unexcep-
 
 Mir. Cowles opposed the motion ]; it was the unanimous opinion of the committee that the steps required by the statute had not been complied with by the petitioners, and therefore the committee had no power to act. No mo- tice of the application had been made, and in cases of this kind such notice was required by law.
 Mr. Rice took the same view
 Mir. Gilbert was opposed to stand ng upon technicalities or making bad precedents. He moved that the petitioners prepare aad distrib ute in New Milford 300 posters giving notice, etc. The necessities of that town could then be supplied.
 Mr. Eaton thought that course not in accor- dance with statute law.
 Air. Wright thought the application had great merit. He was opposed to technical- ties. The legislature could at any time sus- pend any statute in reference to their own ac- Lion. He moved the matter be reconnnitted. with instructions to hear the same as if the provisions of the statute had been complied with.
 Mir. Gallup protested against such course Mir. Cowles opposed the motion. He did not sea how tho motion would relieve the diff eul,y. E Mir. Taylor stated that the matter had been thoroughly canyassed :n New Milford. Pub lie meetings have been held. and g committee appointed to prepare this petition. Full notice had been given. No one in the proposed lim- its opposed ihe application. Aiter 8 long debate, on motion of Mr. Wright the report was laid on the table. Adjourned to Saturday, at 9 o'clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-28
THE LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2OrH.

w 4, TH.
 SEtATE.-V Various matters of reference from the House, concurredin.
 Judiciary Committee reported substitute bill de town clerks, providing that they shall not be compelled to record Jlcels unless paid in advance; came from House amentiel by requiring town clarksto receive for rscord's deeds when offered, but not refnifing thr,i to be recorded unless the fees nre patlinatlvance. Amendment concurred ill, and bill IS amended passed.
 Bill providing for the recording of the r. s. internal revenue stamps by town clerks. in conhectlon with the instrument 9 be recorded j; recommended by the Judiciary Committee. and passed.
 The report of Drs. White and Coggswell. visit our soldiers in the field, was laid on the table. and 20OO copies ordered printed.
 Report of Judiciary Committee adverse to bill giving selectmen and school visitors the power to change the boundary lines of school districts bill rejected.
 Res. appropriating ssl 20 as school money to the sth School District of Torrington ; passed.
 Adjourned to 10 o'clock Thursday.
 HousE.-Report of Winsted Savings Bank, tabled.
 Res. amending charter of the Litchfeld Fe- male Academy; referred. ts ala 43a
 Resolution appointing select committee oll the disqualification of members-whether a member of this House is holding any office under the U. 5. Government; passed. keferred-Bia paying certain sums of money to the families oi volunteers bill giving to towns the same powers as school districts in tie purchase of land.
 Resolution appointing H. K. w. Welch of Hartford. Henry B. Harrison of New Haven !; and Alfred C0ite of New London, a commit tee to revise the statute laws of this State :: referred sssz ,.te .rss4 4 sssz y.sz1 eEs
 Resolution appointing John Hooker of Hart ford George H. Watrous of New Haven. and James Phelps of Essex. committee to revise the statute laws vf this State, and resolution instructiRg the judiciary committee to report bill authorizing revision of the laws re- ferred. The joint committee on the judiciary repor- ted on the resolution Of Mr. futile of North Haven, as to whether there is any conflict be- tween the laws of this State and the laws of the United Statesconcerning the sale of liauor, that there is no conflict report tabled. Bill authorizing guardians to invest the prop. erto of minors in the bonds of the State. and the bonds of the United States after a long tim spent in debate in reference % the con struction of the rules to the reading of bills, participated in by Messrs Eaton. Gallup, Wright of Meriden, Adams, ,and Baldwin of New Milford, the bill was laid upon the table for printing. s. r1..' :.
 Adjourned to Thursday, at 10 A. M.
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ss Ssstanss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
Discovery OF she sonyrc Of the Mia
T,arre Lake nenr the Equator.

Onr attentive co,resDondeut in Egypt bas Tor
yarded 70 us an extra Tor Bulrtno Sruordnnlri9 oil
the Spcttat0re Egt@iaHo, rn0lIshed al AIeAamuil''
under date Of the 9TH inst Containing more luil par
tculars than have elee where been published, OF the
discovery Of the sources o; the White Nile, by
Messrs Spoke and Grant, the intrepid En3ish eA-
ulorers Ihe fact that such discovery had Darh
made WA tsleQraphed from alexandria 10 Lonaon
~ the came time that this extra appeared and some
brief notices have appeared in tho English Journals
bnt we are oratifcd to be able to lay before our
readers this more particular account, IN the ohssac-
teristic phrase Of the original tIdings.
The letter containing this news, as shown by :he
postmarks reached Boston in only nine cen days
from Alexandra, although, by an unfortunate mt
luke in the Boston Post. Once, II was not delivered
10 us until Yesterday, two days after It's arrival.
We believe, however, shat the Intelligence has aoI
been anticipated by any other publication.
From he Ey Diisn Spectator, bstrs-ifsh,laton
Wa are indebted 10 The courtesy Ol Dr. On iOf the
following communication, which we hasten tc'lag
before our reaGere and the public generally, to an
uouuce the great discovery IL The source OIL tbo nle
for which we are beholden TO two courageous En-
gsh travellers. ,- - i.
We promise 10 lay before our readers moro de-
tiled information "a soon AZ We are enabed to
obtain II. .
" KuARTUx. March %, lS63.-Here is great news
Sps ke and Grant, the Intrepid Eoghsh travellers,
overcoming all obstaCes, crossing uhder 'uo inc
reached K0ndogOro, aud Themes are no" approach
ING this place. It seems almost dream. IheiF
uoYlfoos undoubtedly contain the solution oil TIE
rea, problem that has puzzled us from the Temotest
antiquity, viz: the discovery OF the source oil Tue
Nile. We have not az yet spoken with them on'
leave Immediately on camel back TO meet them on
their way, and to give them an ovation. III 81 Tue
following station We obtain further details We VIII
hasten 10 communicate them
APRIL 81 add another line about Spoke and
Grant, Knowing tho immense interest that you all
feel in these matters,
"Speke says but little-for two reasons; LIST, be-
cause, like true descendant OF john Bull, be IL
naturally taciturn; ID because he is only familiar
with one language, aud precisely tho one that none
of us know anything about We eau gloan but few
intsipibe sentences from one OF the interpreters,
who attempts 10 make understand him in species
Of Arabic pato'S.
From bis answers VIC learn that tho Nile springs
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from Lake Victoria that be PROGRESSES TO have cir.
cumnavigaed, aud found TO 10 very extensive.
I al Koodogoro is deg. ess some minutesD from
the Equator 10 he northern hemisphere, and about
The same latitude soulh Of the lake which he says Is
the source of the Bahr-e-B ad or White Nile.
"Tbey started IRON Zanzibar with 10 men; OF
these only IL remain. The number was greatly
Diminished by deserlion. Others were lost by SICK
ness and casualties. They had to fight their way
to reach White River. but relate marvellous things
Of the subequstorisl regions, and above ell report
large quantities OF ivory. They may be considered
very fortunate to have accOmpl shed their purpose
without meeting the unhappy fate OF poor Penney
"Now would DO the time for the Egyptian Gov
eminent to make au effort as 10 anticipate others
in the work of discovering and digging up these
immense treasures-Dow they could do II themselves
with all the profit and the glory
1t will be understood that Captain Spoke entered
Africa from the Eastern coast about two years ago,
and now comes down tie river Nile.
Bottom Ddy Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

The UPWARD movement IN the Stock market con
,inued to-day and the speculative action was IN
creased by The uncertainty in regard TO tue coud-
tiou Of affairs before F,cksbuIg. In some dsscrp-
tons the adynpce wBs retistrd with considerable
rgor by the bears, but general thing ihey were
BUYERS u cover previous shorts rather than eclers
New-Yofk Central took more prominent pat IN
tho movement than usual aud advanced TO 1851
after tho call Erie was very active, touch-
ing " v 600 shares; Pacific Mail was firm
at y cent advance in Hudson River tie
market was not uctive but tho quotations were
strongly maintained al v cent improyen!cut;
Reading was ,jso very firm, and advanced ! y
cent. In the Western shares there was u well ar
tributed baeinsss at advancing prices Michigan
Southern and Michigan Central, especially the
former, were active aud buoy,nt. Pl'tsparsh was
,eady al %. Alton and gerre IIaute Prcicirod ad-
vauced to Sii. Prairie da CHEN Ia good de-
mAnd at So. Tie negotiations for The practical con
soidaton Of this road with the La Crosse nearly
concluded and wall add largely to the value Of both
roads by preventing competition aad cutting oil eA-
penses Fort Wayne was III good demand,
aid higher. The market for Go'@nnents WAS
dull ana rather weak. For Railroad bonds
there was ali improving tendency. North
Western Seconds sold at Go, and Mississippi
and Missouri at 81. At the Second Board the mar
ket was irregular aud generally II tFi0c lower.
lower. There were considerable sales ~ realize
profits, but not much courage shown to hammer tbe
market with sellers options. Among tho stocks
which improved were Rock Island, y cont; Hud-
ION River, | y cent; Northwestern, y cent;
Chicago and Alton, | v cent; Toledo, cent,
&c. Erie declined / y cent; Central, v cent;
Toledo and Wabash, v cent; Pittsburgh, y cent,
Prairie du Chen v cent, &c Attic O'Clock call,
the transactions were limited and prices without
marked change, bui weak. The closing figures were
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 1911 a 1888; New
York Centrai Railrosd, l2jl d l2Js; Erie Railway.
g7f Gg7s; Erie Railway Preferred. 1901 a 1861;
Hudson River Railroad, 1851 el35i; Harlem Rai'-
road, 1881 1881; Harlem Railroad Preferred li2l
oils; Reading Railroad, 49, ia; Michigan Cen
tral Railroad, ll8sllSi; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, SOI SSOll Michigan
southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed. 1880
1851; Illinois Central Railroad, llialill, Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad. 96ae96i; Galena
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
EEW:YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JUNE 2. 1863.

and Chicago Railroad, 1861 alO7; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, ll5isll6; Chicago and Book
Island Railroad, 1881 q 1881; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad, ll6all6i; Milwaukee and
Prairie Du Chen Railroad 53i o53i.
The Foreign Bill market has advanced with tue
quotation for gold. Sterling is quoted at l0l;
Francs ut $50.
Freighs are rather easier and are fairly active
To Liverpool, the engagements arc: 4sooo bu'o'
Corn, ct GIaGid.. In bulk and bags; 10000 oho
Wheat, at I'd. in bags; $500 tea. Lard, at 25e.i
and, per neutral flag, 1900 bush. Wheat at I'D.
in bulk and bags; 100 bbls. Petroleum Oil, at 49,;
and per steamer Great Eastern. 400 bales Gotten,
at 3D.; 10000 bush. Wheat, at Cd, in bulk and
bags; and 900 boxes Bacon, Mt Ns. I'd. To Lon
don per neutral flag 1900 bile. Flour. at 3s; 1900
bush. Wheat at 3D., in bags. To Bristol 46,ooo
bush. Wheat, at 3D.; and 10 turs Lard al Ns. I'd
To Glasgow: 2l00 bills Flour, at 2s. 3D.; end, PER
neutral vessel, 3, 800 tcs. Lard, at 6s. Cd. To Ham
burg: 50 bbls Petroleum Oil, at s.. The Charters
are: a Briti.h bark, with 1900 bush. Wheat to
Cork, for orders, at Is. 3D.; and a British bark,
with % 600 BUSH, on the same voyage, with Wheat
at 7s.; and vessel TO a direct Irish port, wish
20 900 bush. Wheat, on private terms.
The following table shows the comparative earn
ings of twelve of our most important and prosperous
roads, for tic first three months of 1862 and 1903:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
TIE SEVENTH wsrp SCHOOLS.

10 the Ed,lor Of he y. y. ItibEH" -,
SIR: The school officers OF the Se'e"'" "A'.
no, content with removing the Principal upon po"~"
grounds. have commenced to remove '"' -''.-, -
,v,,hou, ... MI. c.th.rins NJ Gnfus WAS notified %
,b osh ~ A. b, her services would not be feqii'rd On
,nd sos tn. s of June On the same day she saw a''
the seven officers and inquired tho cause oHe Of he" NS
too duok "a make al intelligent sn'wer Tie oihef tsui
stated distinctly tia. no esuso had been assigned va '
following DAY second letter was received ~ M''
dated on The same day tho previous Quo assigning ~ ''
c.u., of her removal being rather old aud hard o.
Thu ooa notice Wa. evidently poet Jaeio Misc or"As
had discharged her datie teacher IN the Primary
n-nt I'm that w.d more than hftsen years without
bu, n. tie majority of the Board wanted places '' a..
thsy suddenly sprung the matter at the n'eena ~.
ard drove 4, through in spite e rcmon''''na'' NV
n',, dn, thew thought i, prudent TO '''sa Sa.'
A. srr,.l M, been taken 90 tho Bo.a Of Eda'a'A. '''
An hIpoai HAS WV" ''~''
,ueL redress a. Ia in their power 20 give
Ner.l,rk jane l. 1905
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

TIE deposits with Mr.. Cisco for conversion into
fve-twenties tc-iay are 81 100000.
Gold under the various truo and false rumors
from the army, has advanced without much excite
ment to m, closing at litl.
A,a meeting Of the stockholders Of the Cumber
land Coal and Iron Company. held al their Offices
this day, the following ticket was unanimously
elected: Edward H. Tracy, President; Drectors
David Palmer, a. S. Jarvis, George W. Pratt,
jacob Goedel, Cha. A. Rapallo, james ii. Barre
o. Odoie, Robert p. Getty, Henry G. Bowen, H.
II. Bowen, s. l.. Woodhouse, NJ II. Kerr.
The price. and sales Of stocks at the Mining Stock
Vosrd Inn. | were a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

Mr. WAe,lock, lrst yieo-Pre.dcnt Of The Stock
Board, has, We understand, rendered be rssigna-
ton.
Tho advance 10 gold and exchange Las had a
favorable influence upon brcad-'ui's aud other pro-
drce which are moro active and higher.
Tho weekly Bank statement shows moderate
rYpan,,on Of loans and decrease o. deposits. prob
.b.y drawn I'll b, tho Sub. rrGsury. The specie
d, lower by over $4,000.
Tie following n a comparative statement o. the
condition OF tue bank. Of New-iorA City:
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Eeerejoss Of Produce.

Jrvv i-3o555 bbls. Flour, 1900 bbl- Corn Meal loa
bbs Whisky. 2OO00 bush Wheat, 5000 bush Corn. lS
bn,h Oss $50 Pkg, OiCake, 81 pkg- Ashes 400 piu
Pork IL pkgs Beet $40 pkg. Cut h.sts 5Oy pss Lard
100 kess Lard -, ptg' Butter, 200 pkgs Pet olSem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02
To,sI."..ii.go, 1851 2Hs io,4cs 's2:1 'l.57at%!

10tAi 90 AND NEW Clear. J5i la month 3]l this
date veal p. Mess ~ .&t lat 80 thi
ycsi. 57O3,. Thin Mess LiJ lat mou lf this
last yeas 1888 Prime Mes 10 ilj ast l,ip1 this
1855. tuA On. lest month date last year
Prime 1886 lA's mouth 3is0 th. d,tu la. year /, JJ5
ump. bl lac mouth go ihls date last ycat 9s Refuse
Mos t23 last month t,i3i, Ills date Refuse
rune. Sil last month 35i Ills dnfe last year tJ3. Other
ieiusr, 1oa st month 9o9 It's daie last year. A5O
uinspscted. go ~. lat month. 20 iy this date year
t95S TosiGo4as is'tuonth. 100 no this date ycir
l.s.a!l.
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Nos. u aud y !
Nos. 50 and al
(See 40. Ia
~. 81

No H. That E. there IL bat .nse rate Of international
osase between ecn tao iLen couutfrs So g. syo
conpl.1ity and pci'y Of rse- IL "Hpe4rut iof tie
Of postal tsTH " group tue la ds o. the ocean
scofdnr their looaoB. having bu, 81 gle si" Of
po.ts iron each country - poi hin such postal
oe,.c district Ing is.uds under the uist'con
aod the Of each county 10 that county for postal
purPoles. -, ..,
No l6 That Is sgpedieu 20 accord 10 each Postal depart
ne the transit oil d Official Te-pCudnee with other fo'
Departments without any po'tal charge thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-02

Dock 20:
Oyvrcs ~ LoSe Dock Co Esrs BunDisG,. !
Cor West aud Resds st., NRv-YoRK, Jone lsos,
To thu Shareholders and Creditors OF tao Long p'oA
T5r E,is Railway Company having givsu notice OF us 10
teutiop of the amount o. tns h,nnon ~
sncc..,or. 20 The RIGHTS OF tho New-foTk bne
RH Comp.ny the Erie Railway Company VIII os
III. Connsnv nm a assuming oil tho liabilities secured upon
the proprr,y which msy then eyi,t) IN kuushcs o. M
accord ,nce with the contract with the Nrr-I orr ~,
h arosd CO. dated July 1850. aud the cobtfac' 'uPp
tai thsrsto dated April J. 1897. ,.L. ,.o,.., NJ
And the Directors Of this Company having a. the &
the Erie Rsi~ay Company, authorized the Issue .,
t.r.,t AT a. cent per annum ptysbe semiaDbusy on tne
At DAYS OF June and December for the purpose on
in, aud d'ebssng liens interet ana deo 10. Tb,nd
Company Il. responsible, kc., raid Ipree in'u,snu
Bonds being secured by new moftFsge upon .uo Rvp
rny Of this Company executed 70 Jonn Tax
William and Dudley =. Gregory Gs Ifusres "t'n
,,pu alton In ssid nortgago that Eight Hundred OF sac
shall be- issued only for the pnpoe OF payna m '
cspitsl stock and that Five hundied 81 ..o POM M
u.ed pay or exchange for tho Five hundrd bonus o @
Copsny dated the 18th OF August, 1857 and fOrhet spu
thar Four of sid Bonds such part thetso'
be necessary for tha purpose 'bal De i's'V oy
psy of tho principal due aud to become due on eAslns
sss property given for the purchase money oil the
land, AID real estate -,
MOTTO. is hereby gwen that should the shareholders Of this
ender their shares 20 tn Company thcy VIII receive
Ia lieu eof sud Ia exchange or every nVO said stocA
90 surrendered Mortgage Bond Of The proposed sue a.
par A. ceut la esBb sd1on 81 th- time oil Toe ef
cnaGzo cash payment being IN eq'iy e"t 20 prepay
Tor year Of tie amount lha "ohd oe nu %
bic ,ud stock (under sad contruc' beyond the aouh "
interest VIII DO received the bonds tsAnn IA rhcha'se
To hods. m said Five Hundred Bond. privilege 10 er
eno.d OF .JcnABsng their Bonds Tor those 81 the proposed
i.,ae with receive At tho time o. the en-
chang. Que sddss Bond Tor every Bond 20 exchanged
he election mako such exchange u also 20 be made WITHIN
HOKATIo y. OTIS. Treasurer IT, ID. Company.
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Inspected tcs. 100; last month 7ss this date i,s v..,
6tt Uninspectsd bbh 1881 iast month rs 100; IN
date las year 657 Totsss99S4 last month 70 "a, Do
date last year. 27.els
RECEIVE fod very dull MARKET and no Gales to ,.no,4
Prices the same, nominally. '~
SUGARS-fhe market Tor Raw Il steady st about 1914. -
fair Refining bu, holders do sppe At ali u Iions % -,
at. and the busness therefore ight Sales of $50 bhd
ioi6lc for Cuba l0ic for Porto Rice 9l0ie Tor hrsv,
Orleans sud be- for Clarified d, boxes Havsas m
bond on private terms and Is 900 bags niIs tsts, Nv
speculatsr i0c. cash Refined dul at 1i04lc fos
Hards:
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There is an ample supply Of money on Gull ut 6a7
v cent. with occasional transactions with favorte
borrowers at v cent. There il, however, some
apprehension tha! AS July approaches, after which
legal tenders cannot DO converted into fyetwenties
there may be temporary stringeucy caused by de-
posts in the Sub-Trea,ury. The Secretary OF the
Treasury will, however, We understand, prevent
this by liberal disbursements. IL is not the Secrc
iaTy's policy to make tight money market when he
is 30 soon TO come upon tho capitalists of the country
for a loan.
The export Of specie from New.Yorx has been;
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TALLON-TEe market Is Grmer but the demmd 10 mod
crate "a .. Of % go ~. Esse aud City at He aud 40
i.. Western on private terms
WHISKY ia devoid Of activity. aud the market hssvy
fll a s3c Tor Western.