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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ws,,,,p,y MAY 10-foay the beginning Ola Wednesday
t "A one bufded.hs There 900 fresh cattle AMI 80 held
fe Morla, makug 800 sale Attrst looked lie har mlAet
Al p rates SLOW did huyes ny 20 the work but amer
Wo tbo.h considerably lower than the previous market At this
pe Air show Of butchers present The following TRANSACTIONS
live an es OF prc,s Thompson Wauen Co had VI Illinois steers.
s c,se oIen areaee sold nv tey Coz al l0dlltc East
man Fra sod Illinois steers good cWt cac AZ nc
Of heaviest 10 eRt for 1900 also for j. pabey
i jeJ@ .od 59 pc, steers OIL cw 6lc p Cary bad -
Illinois steers id by FsToN 10 County where they weighed
1872 d. laid strong d. cv here, aud ron ONT a. Io 3lo
n "a, had o. Canada Sl cwt Common, sold BY II 'il' Al
dlNe MeCaHrey Williams had the best drove ~ market Va, o
an. vt no, Steers sold at ~ 0ls lot Of 40 Missouri steers
Vsedn Nebraska sale owned by per Ihompson hey
s nsTceed feeders last Fall who 10 have 60 per 10
6 ~ sn IN fe. taken by j. T. Grow gnc 80 10 per bu.
osL he 10 by w Hall Fsined 28 No. while W. Wthtes gained
gq5 GOOD showing all Of them The drove Was lad AZ q CIV
L, I M I'm Richardson Co. Nebraska aud brought ~ d Win
few A Ilc NeBeh Nichols sold Is Common u eNh uhn0'
49,, ss, on sal. Al Conmnupas since Monday and s2
Conmuaipaw neat Friday Aad other doyes are ookeI tI AZ one
br Al The cattle arrived at Hudson Cy TINS morn
ing co,nmon 10 good. sold al bdlI.c
ave arm Al slight advance with only LOO arrived tbs morning.
NJ, 40 Al CoumunpaN ard 2J at foiethst Receipts
Mn. ears are Commnnipaw tomorrow Sales there
49, ~ Bsl Pideok MIXED Ohio sheep part wool 70 10 TIM
~ rs r 10 good Ohio 80 H. 9c 2t head ~ 10 s hse
Co sold Ohio o. H. medium DC Lambs axe lover o Of "
% IstV though the majority coming direct 10 sanghtsss
car and half Ohio l5s 10 brought 9!t With et offered o
,ro carr GOOD 10 70 The 81 to pc ~ noihn
sr III. bgure holding for H. Arrivals to-day ~ ears
al, 3g Al and IS al foethst There we're ~ Sa
numbers Known 70 be on the way iee fece
s for Dressed worth lltdi2e IN ''" maie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
THE WRISRY Frauds.

TRIAL OF Ex-COLLECIOR CALLIOOT.
The Trial of r. c.. CallicOt and John s. Allen
~, resumed before judges Nelson and Benedict in the
United states ir6ujt Count of the Eastern District yes
,er1,v The first witness vas Mr. Oliver f. Briggs, who
was ced on tho part of tlSdcense as he resided at
commenced tho duties OF special deputy IN Cacots ONCE
on the lst Of June, 1867 His business was to look
Up the pTtes ON the DOh9s ana see II iney
were rosponsble probably dozen bonds wore gwen
him; the instruction. given by Gessrs. Calhcot
Bliss witness won't to sec If the parties mapped IN the
bonds lived IN Tie places designated, ana found nal some
had 10 places OF business he examined Tie Directory,
and made every eXerOn 10 find out the parties after
the oAperonce witness made written report on each
Attorney OF The T. stern District was called 10 the stand
and testified mat nc had an interview with
seized 200 barrels Of whisky that went ont Of Wilson's
walCLouse lie went 10 Mr. UalhcOt about May ls and
Robinson. tho NiOekccper OF WILSON'S warehouse I,U
been removed. AMI that had 10 get him store
Ny. tuhSot replied : res removed mn hc Nh ~
NccO knew that he the officer who had
gwen m Information lew days before OF tLe rchvEt
OG I9 baleS from WSohs Warehouse nc ~ l.cV oi'
no do not know IT, that he had asked the ohccfs 10 re-
port 10 him ard Robinson. Having failed TO DO So ne
haA been Informed that Mr. Dayton had been put IN
Rohasous place ana CacOt replied that that was only
,ll-c Witness saii glad Of that as Dayton was
laSD 10 eOi TO the Ring, and that he afraid he
WHISKY Witness subsequently visited The Collectors
oltre ana examined Wilson'S bonded account. Looked
hand bond in order 20 see the suretes were goOd
nuvtHv Witness preferred charges 20 the Secretary
OF the Treasury against Mr.. Calhcot. The Secretary
him to bring the case before the
Metropolitan Board before awesng Calieot
Richard p. EcGu. Deputy Collector OF the Ihird DIS
tici, tostiCd 20 Aliens signature TO several DohHs pre-
scented a number OF parties called and examined
relation the fraud lent bonds received III the Cor
lce;ors office Many testified that the signatures pur
f0Tgccs Joseph Payne, called as an expert, testhed
iht ihc @GlMoTes ON many on tie Donus "ciV III 'He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

State and Railway bonds were finn Quicksilver
sold at 29s. Pacific Mail was active advancing to
92. and closing at o. Express shares were droop-
ing The Railway share market was duh on the
general list without change Of quotations. Reading
was active. selling at o.. Fort Wayne continues
strong. and sold at Jos. There was rather more
business done at the Board, Int there was 40 I'M
provcment in the tone Of the market and brokers
complain of an entire absence of orders After the
l o'clock Board prices were fraction lower OH the
entire list. and the market again became very dull
At the close the dullness continued, the market
closing steady at quotations:
The following are William Heath y Co.'S last quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
TIE MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, May Co. NJ
Gold was stronger, and closed at 1893.
The clearings Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
ST. OOO and the balances ,4G0i32 81. The ship
ments to-day amount TO 81 10000.
The excitement in Government bonds continues,
with constant accession OF operators 10 the Govern
ment room. The demand extends to all classes aud
the advance is fully per cent the gold bearing
bonds. The transactions very heavy, and the
amount of business done far exceeds the whole OF
the business of the Stock Exchange. The small
amount of margin required to carry Governments,
and the low rates of interest at which money can be
borrowed upon them. have attracted spectators,
who unwilling to operate in stocks III the present
stagnant state of the market. The volume of bust
ness continues very heavy up TO the close of business
The market closed strong at quotations. Tho cor
versions of Seven-Thirty notes were heavy today
being 81, 1850 The redemption Of the Compound
cl,.de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

~, and a, the clos. 4e Taypc.tss opened at % cwt and
closed a J6 Clover ~ for American Red Refined Pc
eum the opening and 5 az The close opin retro
lenp openel At %, and closed a 81 y gslo1 .
IoynoY Nav 20-s o n-ssga 8I p ewt for No u Dutch
standnJ Linseei OH R35 Sperm OIL 2o6 y Huseed
Gales III 81 y tuu for thin obloHg for feeding 49,.
AvwENp Nav 0-rbe Petroleum mset opened and closed quiet at
n far udardW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

osS .seL, Flour 1883 bbis Flour II bbs whisky 90
h cam Nsal "a sac 1871 bush Wheat eZol bush
Corn 90 oats loa bu, Rye pkg Ashes Zo' Dbl" ro
10 piss Cot Meats 80 legs Lard us bb' Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

ItHtuIU TtpoFted lOf THR TKlBUNEI -
"WEDNESDAY, NAY 90 1863.
AsEsros continued fm and have had fair business at Sa 90
Pearls q nominal
BRBSWAXYsos hnn and generally held Of
ne large fast good
demand bat the small supply Checks business
COTTOETe market almost emit RELY devoid Of activity and rates
hus better than DoDb a Of only 2J 6aes 70 uue We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
Gurpuratim aaiitts.

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-PUbiC Nv
1tCEig herby given oNters, 'sf'"
rants Of al houses snd lots Improved or auPro'sd aiP
Inv tb the long have been eowp'. s' r 'gta
IN TIC Nee Board Of Assessors for examination y 80 s
tcresei 81, -. go, =. -, ..,h..,. A..
IN &.tL and 4ath.sts, between 9Th AID hhAses -
sd Ror building mist, between 40 apS w ave- 49,
81 For building Ia iothae, frem 9Sst @ 40" e"sS ao'~
St 20 9th,eye.
and 40 Grand. st between Cele and Emssts
s is nk rcsd bv include ih , heasef
and los OF groard lots pieces and parcels Of land ss,de
~ Bothdes Broadway from 46h 70 fssts sfo tob ses VI
lfll at ana l8tb 81 from III 10 Sth aves
"A ilclh sides o. s1sst. son 9Th TO sthayes lffnL
81 Both sides Of lttaye from i9th 70 3ta hs" loh rdes OF
50th-St from 9Th 10 loihAyea I.t u t...s
an Boh sides Of Anen from Hester Canal 81 d e R'
ton 10 Deanceysi oA ds Grandt ton Ceshs 70 k st.
An persons whose Interests affected by bc Ssssss
opposed 10 the either oithfm ase te9s'
10 present her objections Ia writing Jacob OAKLEY Chss" y
AssessoI office 40 - Chambesst basement New ss.s
House within thirty days from the date OF this notice .
- - JACOB Y. oAKLll Bead
JOHN D. OTTINBL "
| ISAAC o. HUNT )Asssas,s
0yngl DoAnD ~ A.sgssOKs NEw CouErfiorsr ss v yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

g,,ads.1-Neu Mixed Western Corr, 81 me opehnb "a
"a Al ~ close 5S California White What az TIE opens %
:, he close I7 Red Western the Spsnas lyy o a. m.
,sus io; al The close 3io Peas At the opening to, az
SPt &sen Canal opened Isl and closed qalrt AZ o'
I6 bbL I Krirs Prime Mes q. ps Re %
~ slo,e 40 PSYk opened At BAL and closed AZ W. j. Ioi
sna PINE ness lsn opened At 6e aud closed 70 Srs
cbssss "a swt for the beat fd.' 81 A 20 Centennial CS
hh "a Al az I, narkst del snd steady at close A. -,
Rosh spensd swt and closed ~ W p nv ~
ys,,s Hss sss la ~ btdsa lsI"w Nlhs "ptSh''V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
Ginaruial.

the Cow
''' W JOHN j. DISCO SON No. 80 walst
or. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
- hA skvRs p T4| CENT
VBERUARY AND AUGUST COUPONS
Tho title Louis d Iron Moa9tag broad .as been con q.
bombs declared valid e wgh Of Ienlns s same to n
wand ME, being profitable operation he q
S her SgS e T o s. ISo 70 B@oat g3 piles be opened m
na f 10 s'' ,1 Ss, ob.S sb. % very large
Tic o Of The road 9l niles aedy enough al
the p,ret on he Whole mortgage dbs the eompe,ed
VII ya' increase ae easss se projects o. .s os S Sstb
from rcs Knob for s e'1 'S , ~ VII sJ
very much 70 the 'aue Of Their erOIsrty o,.. 9, r Ma
", III, cordially I eo%acnd these 'esa PEI cen,
gse Of Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad q good seeo
49,, i've s G%paTy Is IL capable m, aad
y giS e S G1SS's 8 s. m to S%S"'
John J ROB, Pres. s. Loaf, Cbs@Ag y Commerce
BARTON BATES Pres North N,,oud Railroad
wM I Ewsa Fee rls ~ q he Sif sr \ s.
9n9 REs SSRS SlsioI l Ss and m Bdscco
%T F H5do F r rb Gef n s Sd Su Missouri
I I2dS hq ssES Pee Union Ops: aS'
s2EHS c SfFI SsSS ' RssIe 9.'Rsl
EEW.YORK REFERENCE
+ Il y SWIFT SWIFT" w. Z BLoDGETr
p,ot. s detail. can be bad tie NeuYors Agene1 limited
ot viii he od the 10" price Of 3D. giving the accrued
70 The buyer - -. -.
Pse living out correspondents here can send
their Cashier 81 tie Bank Of the state 81 NeNoA ana
hon. be rttaru.d y free Of charges.
H. q MARQUASD, Viee-Presi NO. ~ Val st.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
1 e.s Of ttS DOMINATION SILVER MINING COMPANY viii
be held on SATURDAY, june ~ 1865 81 ococS M At ne ON
nanys Once Nos Broadway Room No To- New York tor
he e' for the ensuing year '9a s1S 2i9e business as
boorc tie meeting j. ; CHRISTIE Sectel-Iy.
NOTICE TO ANY and ALL HOLDERS of the
~ RrsHlp o. BoSDTD lYDEBTEDNEsS q HCBA C0uSST r.
CALIFORNIA-Eote hereby that al hovi ot any OF t1
ln4sbdnsss County 1uDa
option present surrender the tie Loan OF
the Tressners oce OF sad county "a we
div of uve a. any time DAY Of Jay d. 1868
and rc IN leo bonds Of said county bearing interest al
eirht re cent p temsuusy in January aHn Ju
principal he paid gold COM sad bonds beng ISSUED
approved fer J A. D. 1907 AID tlat al
indebtedness vii draw Interest ael the s
A d lsg D. A. MCCONNELL,
T. r. SELL0W,
....r.. J r. RIDB0UT
80 I.rufv Yah
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
RpR0pRAN MARKETS.

so,ed Gpm At 7Gl for the Issue ofitsa -.
pam. May 9o-sp mThe Doass opensd hasr With ksn "s
Ga e.ptims, and closed dull 60 ap,s 81 cenimea
IrKrpooL MAJ sO-5 y n-Coaos-The market was geneiAp
IN. sale. Of III. dsy foo, up 5000 bales Some business "As
Cation 10 ,r,i,s apd The Of Middlng upiAnds we're
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
oFrIcE or rAonIc MuI sIr,ygssnr coMrANI, !

u, he Boad II D;fcc0fs: The Auditing Committee re-
snectIpy report that, IN consequence Of delay ~ the
ION of The Pacific accounts they are unable ~
te present time TO lay before the Board the customary
quarterly statements and balance referring thereto
fbey have however, examined the COMPANY hccutlcs
and fouud the same correct and III order.
They beg leave to submit the Accompanies report OF
te President 10 their Committee the subject Of diV
deuds which they have unanimously adopted, ana 10
recommend ia acceptance by The Beard,
30 Ilr.s eI.T..
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THE MARKETS.

where pamphlets, DC, can be obtained.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-16

Senate, the bill goes to the President for his
| approval.
In reply to inquiries as to the details of the
| report, Mr.. Schenck explained it as to the
banks, that the conference committee had
agreed to strike out all relating to banks, be-
| ing entirely satisfied that no bill could be
| passed this session containin. such provis-
ion. Storekeepers are to be paid by the United
States, and special agents are limited to TWEEN
| upon the same footing as other manufactures.
All distlllers and refners of oil are to pay the
same as other manufacturers $50
Mr.. Schofeld.-There is no tax per gallon on
petroleum.
Mr. Schenck.-No tax except on sales. The
removal OF spirits in bond is required to take
place in nine months, a compromise between
the six months of the House and twelve
months OF the Senate. The loss of revenue on
petroleum he estimated at about S2,000,OOO.
The special tax of distillers remains as before
The tax on the sales of wholesale liquor deal
ers IS to be one per cent, compromise be-
tween the three per cent. of the House and
the one NTH OF one per cent. of the Senate.
BY the provisions relating to inspectors some
1900 or 100 officers would be got rid of, only
some 100 inspectors being left to inspect to-
bacco snuff and cigars.
Mr.. Eldridge.-W What reduction will it make
in revenue officers?
Mr.. Enthusiastically more than one half.
Mr.. Wash5urne, of Illinois, inquired as to
the business before the Committee on WAYS
and Means in reference to adjournment.
Mr.. Schenck replied that the principal bust
ness before the committee was the funding
bill referred to it to-day, and which the com
mittee would report back within forty-eght
hours.
Mr.. Beck suggested the printing of extra
copies of the tax bill for the information of the
people. 1888
Mr.. Schenck proposed 10000 extra copies of
the bill, to be indexed by the clerk of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Printing.
The Senate amendment to the House bill TO
create the office of Surveyor General of Utah
was cOncurred in.
The Senate bill relating to contracts PAYABLE
In COIN was taken from the Speakers table and
referred TO the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. Chandler offered a resolution to create a
standing committee on emigration of nine
members, which was referred to the Commit
tee on Rules.
The House took recess until 100 P. M.
EVENING SESSION.
The thermometer in the Chamber indicated
VI at the hour of meeting and 81 at recess.
The House went into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Beck in the chair, and was adj
dressed by Mr.. Cullom on the subject of ma
tlonal taxes, by Mr.. Paine on the criticism of
the Democratic party, by Mr. Broomall. of
pennsylvania, on the political condition of the
country, and by Mr.. Garfield on subject of
finances and in opposition to the theory of
taxing United States bonds.
Messrs Butler and Pike replied briefly.
Mr. Stone addressed the committee on gen.
eral politics. after which the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-16
q O Nj Nj Il RCIAL,
Cambridge Marker.

SdmDr1OSe Market
CAMBRIDGE, July IA.
;, Reeeipts-Cattle. 400; Sheep and Lambs, 1859;
Horses, =; Swine, 1900; Calves, 4O4.
PRICEs.--Beef Cattle-Extra, " rs "a $14 90: first
quality, $2 90 "a IL 50 second quality $11 90 a II 5O
third quality, $40 90 a 10 so.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Working Oxen 4Y pair, $780,
5000, $3.50 "a 1925.
. Milch Cows and Calves from s35, $50, SOS, $75 "a
Year ri go 80; two years old $50 q 45; three
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 50 90. az 90.
W 70 9 SO 70 each; extra "a 90 a Is, or from 81 @
Spring Lambs, 8 90 q 90 Y head.
Veal Calves So 90 a l3 90.
Prices OF Hides, Tallow and Skns-Hides 81 "a 19c
Ib:; Tallow az 7Ac W h.; Sheared Pelts 25c each
Calf Skins zoe " tb Lamb Skins so q Csc EACH
Prices Pouitry-Extra 81 "a pc; prime 10 lD Doc :
gooo IL q 1870; medium II q 17tc; poor to medium
16c
Remarks-The larger portion of the stock this morn
ing was composed OF medium Cattle as regards size
ana quallty Receipts 8, about 800 head more than
last week. The market is moderate. Cattle chang
Cd hands slow at last quotations. Supplies from the
Northern States will gradually increase There
market, which will be on Thursday of next week.
saving drovers the necessity driving their stock to
ket.
Sheep-Prices of Sheep and Lambs continue to
drop; they are from a. &c " ID lower this week.
We notice few lois rom Maine; there will be arry-
ais weekly from that quarter. But old Sheep at
market. Northern New York has been well repre-
sented this week; many familiar faces brought I'm
stock, and although they found the market h lrdly
up TO their expectations, are always ready to stand
their chances with others.
Poultry Supply hardly as large as last week with
more turkeys the best selling at 22c ~ lib; the be
hens at zoe ~ fb,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-16

Drains and Sewers.
[Omcial ]

IOficiall
tErtract OF Report Of Investigating comnsittes.l
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
ST. LOUIS, March 8, 1868.
Cement Pipe-In reference to cement
piPe your committee are OF the opinion that the
same Is good as now made in this city, when proper
BY reference TO the statements of twentysix sworn
witnesses. It will be seen that the testimony Is al
John c. Miller, and Mr.. thompson, manufacturer OF
stone-pipe, are The only witnesses who say they
would MT use cement pines.
Abstract of Testimony.
pipes much harder than the new.
Andrew McBride-Brck layer in st. Louis twenty
John @. Mlller-Cement pipe not goOd-stone pipe
Anthony Fox-Cement pipe good. have no doubt
OF its durability If properly put in the ground.
Robert l.. Jones-Llved in st. Louis eighteen
Large pipe /. e. above 70 inches, use cement pipe.
The cement pipe f laid right is the best in my opn-
ion. ! am sure the only cause Of failure Of cement
have examined cement pipes laid by myself four
years ago, twelve feet under the surface, and have
lonnd It as hard as east iron. have used
this pipe seven eight years, and have never
found 1t to tail. / saw the men employed BY
John G. Muller taking up this pipe on Carroll
street. told the men about week before, when
they putting the pipe down. that they would all
break, because they did not sink down for the nsnee
on the sides such work ought be done. called
the attention of Mr. Miller to this TACT and told him
IL Woulu mo- 90 10 use the pipe TINS way.
Frank Backo-Cement pipe good If properly dried
and laid.
John Stahl-Cement pipe good.
Lawrence Doyle-CemenI pipe II properly laid. 10
good; II it will stand Tor six months, It viii stand
forever.
Jas. II. Locke-Cewent pipe good ifmade and laid
well they will become harder by age
Andrew Nuik- Contractor; build sewers; cement
pipe good II properly laid; better than any other.
james Creemer-Cement pipe good Ii properly
laid.
ina. Lawrence--Cement pipe good II properly
dried and laid; Is better than any stone pipe.
Peter Farley-Cement pine good II properly laid.
VIM. OShands-Cement pipe might be put down;
provided well laid and secured they would stand ior-
ever.
h. M Thompson--Am a stone pipe manufacturer;
cement pipe not good; stone pipe good.
James Garwn-Cement pipe good, but In nearly
all cases they have been improperlN laid. Mr.. G..
laid some 80 inch pipe through where there once
pond, and they did well. i find that cement pipe
after being in the ground awhile is better than be-
fore ii is put in.
r. T. Howard-Stone pipe, known as ring pipe,
should not be used. In regard to acids destroyin
humbug.
Thos. j. Wh'tman-Cemeut pipe good; don't think
acids In sewers will afect cement pipe.
JOS p. Davs-Ceuent pipe good Ii well made and
properly lad. he cement pipe gives better lines
than any other know OF.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
ANTHONY ITTNER.
M. w. HOGAN,
CHAs. w. 0OTTscHALK,
GEO. BABCOCK.
Jy3d Investigating Committee.
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STATE OF MAINE.


HEADQ'TRs ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE
Augusta June 10. 1se8.
An Act authorizing testimonial OF honor to be pre-
pared aud presented to all hoDoraby discharged
soldiers, who served Ia the of 1851 and to Wild
ows or next in kin OF such as have deceased, ap-
proved Febr airy cath, 1855.
Be 1t enacted bv the Senate and House OF Represen-
tatives in Legislature assembled, as follows:
SfCTION The Governor is hereby authorized to
issue certificates OF appropriate design to all soldiers
who served in the war for the suppression OF the
heon, and have been honorably discharged, and 10
widows next in kin OF such have deceased, said
certificate tam tran crpt OF the record in the
Adiutant GeneraPs-Office of The service OF the SOL
der.
Notice is hereby given that the Testimonials refer
red to in the above act are being celved at this
office. and that all honorably discharged soldiers,
who served in the war OF 1861, and the widows or
next In kin OF such as have deceased desiring OBJ
tam the same, should apply in writing stating
IN JaH, rank at date OF discharge, company and
Regiment and Post Office address, TO the Adiutant
General OF the State, at Augusta, Maine, who will
forward The same free Of charge II applicants IS
found entitled thereto.
IL isearnestly requested that Selectmen and other
municipal officers will bring this communica ion to
the notice of all honorably discharged soldiers Or
their widows, in their localities that this recognition
by the State OF honorable and faithful service may
be placed In the hands OF every soldier who served
n the war for suppressDg the great rebellion.
By order of the Commander in Chiet
JOHN G. CALDWELL,
Adjuant General OF Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-16

NEW YORK. July 15.-Money steady at 8 az per
cent. call. Sterling Exchange firm and unchailg-
ed. Gold trmer, opening at 142, declining TO 49,
and closing at 1923 a 1926 export to Europe to day
$s55.OOO: Governments quiet and steady. Henry
Clewes q Co. furnish the following 43D quotations:
Coupon SIS 1881, 1888 a 1885, do SIS 1862 I3t a 1874
do 1864, 10t a l10a; do 1865, III a lila do ner,
1888 a 1881; do 1861, 1888 a 1885, do 1865 1ost "a 100
10-40's 1919 "a 1919; 1905, 1889 a 1881.
Stocks duh and lower closing steady. State STOCK
active on Tennessee and North Carolina The re-
cent torgeres said TO be the work of ,be alleged
hrm n OF o. w. White q Co., who, after taw weeks OF
oesnes disappeared with about $500 coo The prof is
,a ~ nal transaction. The following are $50 fig
pan;a MAI Express, 525; Merchants Express 2i5
naoo WAL il9s New York General 1871 Erie 67s
u; to.f, heading 95k; Michigan Sonthern
diClS 1oa il9 q 1885, Cleveland 81 Pttsburg
90, ao@s mock Island, 1913; Chicago & North
western fszi new Tennessee's ID -
me Express says the Erie war i. fp.llv Set,Ied
Drews loan has been paid and he allowed to keen bis
hypothecated stock at TO- which, as he had II Of Cd
puts lnearly half million into the reasnrv Of tbc
company Vanderbilt sells the comnanv AZ, W mil
lions of the stock at about the an erage Of The
sales convertible bonds, which is to be retired and
cancelled. Drew is now out of the direction. and Is
understood to be out of the stock.
ALL
Mining shares dull; Gregory 40 a 420
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
155,