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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
THE MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY, June A-P. N.
Gold closes at 1881 after selling at 14O! The clear
ngs of tho Gold Exchange Bank were $S7 s5 OOO and
the balance S2OS3,lS3 q. The Bremen took out
100000 in specie to-day.
Government bonds opened dull and lower, with
desire to realize by parties who bought at low rates.
The advance of the past two weeks has been large
and tempts holders to sell. Coupons, 5-2Os of 1864
sold at 1lO5 new, Gjs, 49, C7s, 49, The Assistant
Treasurer a purchaser of 1905 at 1903. but did
not get any large amount After the call prices were
from !as per cent better with a firmer feel
ing with considerable purchases lof old 5-2os
for foreign account The investment demand for
all classes has continued active all day.
State bonds were strong. Tennessee 6s, ex coupon.
sold at a New Gs sold at 62l Virginia Is, ex coupon
80; North Carolina o., Gs.. Railway bonds were
sparingy offered, at full prices. Miscellaneous
shares were dull Quicksilver, ~. Express stocks
neglected Pacific Mail was active, selling at 08Ia
CO.! closing o. Railway shares were dull, and some
desire was shown TO realize but the amount of stock
offered was small and there no pressure TO SELL
At the decline N. Y. Central sold at 1891 Erie 60 ;
Michigan Southern s94 Northwestern Preferred
81 Fort Wayne Ill! At the Second Board there was
astrong demand for Tennessee Is at 74l and New IS
soldat724 Tie share market was dull. Northwestern
Common and Preferred were strong. Rock Island adj
yanced to 9Ss report that the Committee of the
stockholders were in session with some of the
dlrectors at Davenport, for the purpose Of cOmpro-
nlsiDg their difficulties, and that there was good
prospect that some arrangement would be made.
lhe Open Board heldno late session, and the market
so'ed excessively dull. Fort Wayne weak, sell
ing at lOi Governments close steady at quotations:
g. 1871 Reg ~ 9ll2l Us 52oCo new 65I1SA 9ll5i
S-Cpu llG! WllC US $50 COu. 81. 1884 0ll3t
Pr kfs ,...l C} al0i US 1870 Reg. ...lojIdO6
~ toL D2..lzs li2l u 1910 Con. .ln5I@l06
- @ "H. ti ..ll1i n i0 N.F.~?n "a f0UpOniMlDll0
- ~ CJ " .lI9. 3iq4 Us. &c IA COup0nlO9lQll0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSDos June 4-ll;l5 mConso 96! for aud 9l
d9 the Idviend American Securities open at the fol-
shares IS. Illinois Ceba 9 Atlantic and Great Western 81
LoSDoS June 4-2o m-Uned States $50 bonds Nj Erie Kali
way shares, 45l
LoSDoS Juue as close 9 money and 9ii for
the account dividend American securities close at the following
quotations. u s Pave Tsenes ~ Bre Railway shares All Hin
OILS Centrals, g7l q. 4. bonds at Frankfort. III
PAKIs. Jure i-Rsntes close At 90 francs q confines
fEASKyoEr Jane Auned States Frefweny bonds open at III
an for the old Issue
LyKRPooL June fllls mCotonThe market opens quiet
snd steady The following The quotations: Mdng Cpani ia
Mdrg Orleans ND Tie sales o. d,y viii Ieeed 1900 bales
sDsfste een, for California White and II Tor No Red
Western Os bash Peas, 81 So b. Flour 81 Dbl for
prorisioH-Beef no. bill for R1ra Prime Pork 81 y
Prime Mes Lard O. p cat Cheese 81 ewt for
& bet grades Of American Fine Bacon ~ per eNt Tor Cumberland
Prodao,-Ron GIG PeFt North Carolina. and l2i
for MEDIUM Talow, az eat Tupentne ~ eNt Refined Pc
troeum . n gallon; Spirits 3D. gallon.
LiyEHroo June 4-.2O p n-BreddstufsNo. Red Western
What has awaited a. since the the last sales beng made at
n per eeutal The article IN the list unchanged
fat Oh y cat for American. ,o..,
fod-Tupenune has declined 3d. and quoted at2 eN
LTERroot June 4-5 D. m-Coion-The s Of the day hare
been 90 bales Toe following are the closing tgaes; hddng Up
Bs,aiIss -Cotn @ a. sr ~ New MIXED Western wheat 1916
q eeutal White, 49, 10 Coz 49, Red Western Oats,
bash Peas 81 y oi n. Flour. 81 y bbL Tor Western
Prorisio1 10 bM Er Extra Prime Mos. PORK 900 p
tb u Eastern Prime Mess Lard o. cs Cheese 5l cat r
The bet grades q American tne Bacon 49, eWt for gmb 1a ~
Medium Taof a. a. Turpeutne rs & cat Petroleum
frm. Restei . q galon; Spirits 3D. y gallon . 49,. ,
st,Srs Sgsrm oil SOS y ton useed OIL s5j b un Ln.eyd
80 lO q for Thin 0boug for feeding Crude Lin
81. co.. . -,
LoSpos Jan, p msugn closed e,sera 276 est for No "a
Arrv sKr June G-Pe,rolea hb for standard white
ASrvEAr Jane APoun closed At 'ii ian Dbl for STANDARD
White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
nnMrsrIr MAnEErs


rHlnpEFHA, ia1e t--Cousu qnsi lli age ~ s'di.ns'
Petroleum dolls Crude. l6ic Reiar, Ec Flour hmer' sales
q go Dbl Sorh wsn E,tr Family 80 Pena'ysa9ia
sd d. Ddsll - wheat doll So spring, - -
bitter % o. 400 bush Ntei W,sen asd yellow q ~ u
DALI Wst~rn and feausy sauia, ., 'oc soatr
81 Gfooenss unchanged Provisions advancing Mess PORK, ~
Lard lGc-
B,lrvoHr Iute t-Co,on firm NilluE DC Flour qast,
dali aonna dg nonrai MARYLAND ~ ga ~ 80
az sid&2 % Corn dali, White ~ 10, Yellow,
al h. ihe receipt. In had conditions ales a ~ Oats doll
Nsrr'5nl g4eIc Western Rye dul % Mes PORK dali
unchanged Bacon active bat prices unchanged Lard d
BOT unchanged
Totrno Jute tVour fn ast qust What aysIcd Joe sale.
Amlf NaB. 81 81 - 49, Lapute Spring - Ia Corn aet
ara atare &C. ,hl's 20 a. so seller @ The i enf Of June
s.ase bursf Jane Oats advanced lc sales NO AZ II a.
nc Rsesps2 GO Jbs Flour so bush Wheat AoO bush Corr
iul $40 bah Oats 49,.
O,vEso Juns steady all unchanged sales Of 80
m At go Is or spdng, sl2 a Amber Winter ga - for
Witt r Double wheat quiet Corn tnn bit quiet
U,ts 7le fr Canal Frgh-Whea sic Corn, Be 10
hta.lnff.
O.vrao June aut unchanged With moderate demand sle'
htls 10 % far no Spnrgi rlt Tor Amber winter
s2 Is fwhne EJI3 m Double Extra Whsai a9s b1, closed
naass better quiet Oats held AZ Ilc for western
u Pssd steady shorts, go Shpstuns
Canal frghisNhea sic Corn &C.
81 the Halsou Railroad
New isfk SIC 60 Albany Sc Lake Imports
bash Wheat 500 ba,h Corr 10000 Get Lumher Canal
Erporfs5 bush Wheat 1880 bush Corn eco bush Oats 1910
bush. Peas. $50 40 feet Lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
PASSENGERS AkRLHED.

PROM LIVERPOOL June 4-In steamship JavAMr Conway wife
child Behrng Mrs Lombard daughter .nd servant Mrs
sanford Jas Nichols NJ Gorank j. 0sgOod and wife Mrs
and servant Mrs Ld MIRA b. Brant Miss Benton MISS
children and servant T. ~ Wright and dangh
A. = aud j. G. Grimm aud
NJ BrAyley daughter, Mr. and Mrs AEdr@de H.
Wales children and servant Mr. Fegeuhem, MT starr g
Day children and the Rev Dr. Fsgg Mr Fagg and
wife ReBnie wife and daughter Miss Young W. Elliott T. J.
Elliott j. X Fisher NJ Wisdom X Austin. MT Norton, vie
W. Elliott wife and child Miss Elliott and sister,
Master VIM Logan. Mr. Messer Taylor VIM Stone,
H. Mr. DeteBhofr Mr. Goldberg Begue, b
Butterworth Bedorsan o. Yeng Mrs Custn Mr. ShaBcros
FROM PBRNANDINA June 4-ln steamship Fag7J NJ Hard ~
James Skaon wife and children W m Cook
H. Mcbride 4. Goudoo Buckman, ~ RAmer wife and child
rem Spear Mr. Hhorn and daughter Capt Sears H. Hartman
g. J. Haefe Wn CUMMINGS, James Latbrop,
Benz Nash Henry Coffin Rob Wheob Richard Mott Peter Cornell
wife and children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
financial.

Abmax " MILLER Auciiooecr
A DMINISTRATORS' SALE of STOCKS and
~ BOSpA-ADRIAN H. MULLER, r. T. WILKINS Co will sell
sasons 10 mi Broadpay by order oIleay De Wit and Cata.
rne Frrsrek adrinisirators lesy Frederick deceased
$1,000 ustsd States J Us, lue Juy - lga
800 Ulitei states 5 20s q November 1908
500 United states 500 Of July. 1853
100 United States 52os Of Mar, 1862
1000 United States SOS. u July, 1901.
1000 United States . 2Os u J4ae, 1865.
1870 United State, 100, Of March 1854
1000 Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad Co per
cent Mortgage Bonds. due 1895.
COCO SesJssy Central r. Co. Per Ces Mortgage Bonds due
$50 EssJesy Central R. Co Per Cent Second Mortgage
$500 Cbcgo an Roek Isaad r. CO. Per
Hoo Chicago Rock Island and Pahe r. Co Per Cent Mortgage
1000 P1tsnon CIV I Per Cent Bonds due 1870
GaenA snd Chicago Union Fist Mortgage Per Cen, Bonds
OOo Long Doet Co Per Cent Mortgage Bonds, due 1891
$3.50 Cit Of Hudson EewJefsey Per Cent Bonds due 1884
1000 Norrs sud EI Co Rrsi Mortgage Per Cent Bonds
II shares YoJth River ms Co, AS each.
o. shifes dreeugch tiTe las Co, tz3 each
20 shares Broadway los Co, rs each
20 shares Corn RIohangs los Co, 80 each
10 share. New York Equitable IHs Co, : . each
- shares Republic FIRE ms Co, %IVoeaeh
SG5 Republic lire lus. Co, Scrip
10 shares Lorillarl Ere Ina Co, t5 each
20 shares Hudson County Bant NsEJeney +lCO each
10 shares National Mechanic Ranking Association, 80 each
20 shares Mschaulo National Bank, t2o zach
40 shares Butchers' aud DroyeTs' Bank Us each
no shares Central X r. u New.JcseT, SOJ each.
% shares Delaware aud Hudson Canal Co, &l0O each
so share, New r. and Transportation Co. 300 each
AZ shares Hartford ard Ses-layen r.. A. Co. Sl1Oesch . -
$40 Certificate nssanent paid stock Of NeWJsy Central
600 ceseais ofnsiamut paid stock Of NevJeey Central
500 ctsce ofip,,ameut paid stock Of NesJssy Central
X. Co P'ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
Total q4I.5O6, 233I
The London Economist says:


The supply OF money has been continually the IN
during the week in the open market and the Num-
Der Of commercial bills offering has diminished again
making the competition keener and depressing the rates
until that point has been reached which the Bank OF
England rate per cent above the terms asked OUT OF
the favorable harvest prospects, and the depression for
the present existing the cotton market exercise an I'M
potant eect-te former probably the greatest extent
for the moment, impartng more confidence and In
ducing people TO forward with their money or en-
plOyment The return Of the Bank Of England shows
that the bullion has considerably increased during the
week and that the position OF the foreign exchanges Is
still favorable TO further accumulation OF the precious
metals IN this country for the present The largo aug
nentatiOn in the coin and bullion at the bank and
above the sum which has been purchased from abroad
shows that money has come in from the provinces ind
canR we presume, relapse from the supposed improve
ment In trade which II TOO much 70 appre
bend had It's foundation In little than speculation
To-day there has been rather inquiry in the open
market aud the rate for stcass three months paper is
u per cent
An important decision has been rendered in the
Preach Law Courts relative to the Credit MObier Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw.YoRK.........Jvsx l.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
SySS Bremen A5sc coasS sss%oa1 &C.
boston MORO Castle Adams Havana DiagO Johnson Portland
l. s1 Do ''' Jenny ''4' y v" d. ''' ,O''O'
nOds Tne and Venice Rdwd, a. c. Paberstad St jhn D.
BTgsLbety DeveT.aaI CsnaegO Florence Raihbun G.ysr
sehOouer, Lotts Henley Wilmington Eli,. Jane Nelson,
Boston Stepsee wats5@a1 chase Bsfsd via ns B.s
Moses Psiten Harding Eddie Waters Folsom Ponce
Richmond Horace L. Frances, YsTHavsni EiIa Buell. BAD
DAM CT
Bark VEINS Bent shields March,, coal
Big CstG G cOsOu Ycka. Csrlenss u days sugar Sailed
Brig Aisdrs Rislsjsc9i Wright Ysuvt,s Il day sugar
Brig B. smith. Morris Windsor. n s., 10 days plaster.
Bns Eia5sth Ane sagua u Sailed With bark
Brs John Lewis, Edgstt M,ur,nIra q day.. MAHOGANY
Brig MARY Cobb Farrell Miniiiso Mex, May mahogany
Bni Gem Campbell sssuA 10 Sailed co With L'ri
scSr < Gale Rsldng Arseeleo 2 R, Isd.,. gola''e.
sehr. Prairie Bird. sullivan, Laguua II 5as lGgEood
s sS 5 Es. M WSSsS b Dss' S aIIs
Sehr Frances Satiery Tucker MnnranlA MAJ mOasses
scHOoNERs-EvEA nSD c9.sTwsA
R R:s G Bids. SG:. si5 D S:si:os,n
Minnie Washington, n G. John ). "ard' Eeorge'own
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HOLINESS HOLE June 3-Arye sehrs Joseph w Wilson Rachel
Seaman aud Ponder Philadelphia for Boston, Reeves
' BdTds J JUS. tsd steamship GSeas from New Yor b.rs
Pocabontss from in tow Of the Gladiator Sailed shI
FoSTREss ScssOs June Baltimore ship H.,mioe
bark Apna and Starlight from NeNloIk brgs Harry
Rico Waiaror from Denara; sch Ida j. from Car
denas Edounk from MAanza Passed brig Cereus aud sel
Holcombe for MaianIaS
FOREIGN PORTS.
AREcEBo r., May 10 In port brig Titus for Ne"foh IN
days
Ycrk, loading.
DISASTERS.
LvKRPooL Dispatches been received here which
ship Leasing recently wrecked OF the coast Of Sa
No lives lost
WHALERS.
Simmons Of Proylueetown arrived New Bedford
the Indian q months Out with 100 barrels %
OIL
SPOKEN.
June lat 81 90 lon 70 o. sehr Smith from Belfast Me-
Savannah
June 30 Ion - 90, bns L. NJ Merritt, bound ~
TO MARINERS.
OFFICE ~ IRISH LIGHTS DUBLIN May q 1862
LIGHTYESEL COAsT WEXFORD,
COAsr RELASDNoce hereby that accordance eh the
Advertisement from this oee dated list Of MAY 1867 Light
placed Luc Shoals. Wexford lat $40 az 90
Is" W. from the mAnnaSt Of which FIXED Red Light
exhibited from slnrSe hight o % feet above the
This vessel has three masts ard carries Globe her hadt
her hull painted black With white stripe and the words Lnsf
shoals white letters her sides She placed 81 bos ow
Spring tides with the following aud compass bearings VIZ
Tuskar Light, T. ". 5. " niles
Backwater LghsLp n. f. " 9mileS
Baekwster Head, n N. W. Nv "a miles
Galore Point, N. by T. I T. IA miles
By order Wn LEM, Stcethy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEw-YoRK, June {. 1868.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
BoNDs-SPECIAL NoT1CE--The receipts from sales of
these securities for some time past having largely
exceeded the current requirements of the Company
they have this day advanced the price TO hob and
accrued interest, in currency FISK n HATCH,
Bankers. and Dealers in Government Securities
and Financial Agents Of the G.. i. Il. r. Co..
No Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05


The title and Mountain Railroad having been
the General Assembly the state OF Missouri and Tue
bonds valid extending the 70 connection sth
Of roads Columbu KY going rapidly Tor
mes being profitable operation - miles Of new
graded enough hand for ~ niles 1t expected that
line Belmont 1873 miles viii be opened or
that there will be continuous line om st.
Louis Mobile New Orleans and other Southern eues Avery large
traffic Anticipated
The "a part Of tho m ms enough all
the whole mortgage debt and the extension COMPLETED
The proceeds Of these bonds going in
the adds the security and branch
souhwesway from Pilot Knob which cash subsidy Of $1,000
per mile granted by the State free gin 70 the Company will add
very much to the value Of their property . -.
TIlOs. ALLEN, President, S. Louis, No
the uudgned. cordially recommend these cent mort
Iron Mountain Railroad good
the road will be large and the administration OF
titled TO the greatest confidence Of the public
JAMES 5 THOMAS Mayor Of 81 Louis
JOHN J. ROB, Prea, ST. Louis Chamber o. Commerce.
p ". FOX. Press ~ Louis Board ofTrsde.
BARTON BATES Pre-. North Missouri Railroad
]. r. BRTTTON Pres Nat Bank Of the STATE OF Mo-
WM. L. EWING. Pres, Of the MeL n. D. Of st. Louis
GEO. N RIA, Pres Second National Bank 0fkt Louis
JAS b. EADs Chief Engineer 81 Loas aud W.. Bridge Go.
GEO. r. TAYLOR, Pres Pacific Railroad lof hissoarl)
WM TAUSSIG. Pres Traders Bank. So Louis
n. LIOSBBRGER I. N. Louis
ADOIPHuS MEIER. Yiee.PTeG Union Pacite Railway.
ROBERT BARTII. Pres German Saving. Institution
ALLEN, corp NlSBBY. Bankers, ST. Louis.
w-YoRK RRFERENcBS
p. MORGAN Co. = CANDY
J. n. SWIFT. T. BL0DGBTT,
' ~ " BRADY
Pamphlets With details be had aihe New York Agency limited
number Of Bonds will be sold at the low price Of 3d. giving the accrued
10 the buyer.
bonds will be retume, by express free Of charges
II. q. MARQUAED, Vice Prest No ~ Walls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05

COPPER-No sales Of any Importance are reporter quay Anu P
rsmain nominAlly unchanged o. p,...
F0IR AND MEAL-The market for Western and state tou
. more active and better for the low grades aud hner M
Trade and Family bands Of the advance claimed a. the Close s AZ
a. snuerene State 75d 80 ~ for EIa do ~ 1a o ~ e
ppcy do 90 656t9 81 for the oS grades oil western fta ~ 90
90 ioT soT Ss 70 81 sg%2 Is for Amber Winter Wheat
VT ImSga AND Mhigaa al Sods 70 20 ior White wheat EIa
@ 40 ali sJd : - Is Single RI 81 Louis and sl5 70
6 so Tor Double and Triple Extra California foui aaeI ta
good demand sales o2SS o1E. a U ss1 more Specially
dealers should understand that quotations tor we
low snp 10 ground from Spring SAFES are
IN All 10 tns bEirs BALTIMORE ana N9an
ty~ ali e AS for Ertra Family Georgia and vna Slo9
sii 10 Tor Ertra MARYLAND and Delaware aI W 20 ~
FAMILY DO rive Hour and fair demand iales Of -" poa
az Da si0 ~ Corr Meal Is quiet. =, -,
GRASTb. Wheat opsps1 p9h eIdied and ane the De
pAn va ,nsSVe chiefly Wetefh % accounts me close we
market cwsr toe sales are ~ ~ eu,e ~ n Or n,i LOT Of No
M%ssI. s tame at "a 81 al 81 IS Gr Amber state
"a 80 for White californian White Michigan on Amoe
Oats are is, and GOOD demand the sales BUSH Western
AT s1l s i, e,s AMI G shoati es seller last BAN o. June
drmy held Cop Is better ana ~ ps IN, demand
chiefly confined % ,b, home trade though 10 part lot
hush Damn and unsound at ~ ~ NeN a.
81 ldSl III choice load DO, pl III "'''"'N 'N"'' "
GusHIRs are quite weak at last given prices M ,,, ,on,Ira.
HAY In good demand and holders are brL VIZ ~, psssu
limited quote al g6ae5c shipping snh IIe ~ d. "a s
lots Straw arm and ssbe at Sld4l % for Long hye ana 'e
for short do "A 81,
HOPs-Bul little is doing the market and pr'es' arc
20dJOc. for Foreign aud lOd tOc. for American
HEMP-Tbe demand light al We go 70, "A. s hnv.r
MOLASSkS-Tte market quiet ana ~n ~ ~, ,.tsv ni,re
NAVAL STORES market is STEADY W. ' Rssn. common
tue free at te Crude TuPepllhs a. So do No 10 Pale Al
q 7sa IS 5Oi do Pale White 46dsL Tar N.h County p
wilmington S4dF1 i2i Pitch, CIV ahd t0o mi.
80 80; u 1900 bb.s Roala At - Oa*' ~ anu ' ~
Olls-Alefe.u Lu.,ed is G sad demand at 81 1891 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

JuSE Ass bills Flour, 1905 bush Wheat 1880 bush Corn
0O hush Oats 400 bush Peas l25 pkgs Ashes 30 pigs Beef 70
bbs Pork SO pigs Cut Meats 59i pigs Lard M bb Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
BORT Iarorn's qOtic,.

STATE NEw-YORk,
poprW.RpHxs ogyIcE, No. Is Wilhaass
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
~ Section passed April S.' soSsd 40 Asss
interested H. or having q the subject matter o. sseA nas
a h. h D., W.neps the said Examinations
10 shn ten days succeeding this notice board SAID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05


Mess PORK Is weak at S2 5Od S27 62l; sales
PBTROLBUM-The market 6m but quiet; quote Crude In
bbs at e Crude bulk l9le Refined bond W. SPOT 29le
Naphtha lac y W. IN cases 6c Naphtha In 2e In Pha.
Naphtha In cases, ale Naphtha, l3c. ....
klCB-harket dul, and rates somewhat nominal
SUGAHSA fair inquiry prevails for Raw and the market remains
hrm on all grades Fair TO good Refining llidc sales Of 74 hhds
tdl2lc for Cuba e Porto Rice sl7 Havana
llIdl4le Refined are steady at i6Lc for Hards
sBBDS-A fair inquiry for Clover Seed at lOld0ac Timothy Seed
quiet 81 5Oa ~ CO., Rough Flax Seed at 81 ~ u.s.
TALLOWhe demand is moderate steady sales Of
60,.O 10 at l2dl2lc., chiefly az the latter