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New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RIROpEAN MARKETS

LoSDoS 25-S m-Consos opened al 9t de for mouey,
dividend American Securities AZ
following quotations. United States FyeTNenIy Bonds fid7iI
Ere Railway Shares, t5l; Illinois Centras. e5f. -.
FalSKpoEr May 2-Unted $40 bonds opened 7l07i
for the Old
LrvERPooL May 2S-lI5 m.Cot,oa-Tbs market quiet
sales Of the dsy will 500 bales
The following the opening quotations. hdins UPlAnd utd
M.ddlsg Orleans llid
r,ddsugs-he market opens quiet Corn % per quarter i
Mixed Western Wheat llO per GENITAL for California White
10 for No Red Western Oats 10 bush Peas, %
5O4 10 Flour 35j per bbl for Western Canal
ProusionA- Beef 40 y bbL for Extra Prime Mess Pork @
Prime Mess Lard 81 h Cheese, 5 y cNt for
the best grades Fine. Bacon 48I for Cumberland Cut
Produec-Ron for Common North Carolina and n ff
Medium TaOw, AIS p cwt Tnrpentine o cwt. Refined Pc
rOeum lI3 y gallon. Spirits Petroleum, ID y gallon
LONDON May 2-lll5A mSugsr u y cSt, for No j? Dutch
Standard Sperm OIL $50 an Luseed o, SIS tun Lnsesa
Cakes ai0 10 y tup for Thin ohoug for feeding.
LONDON May 2l:20 mCOnSOls ed95 for and Sl6
93i for the account Idiyidend Erie Railway shares, 45
LIVERPOOL May 25-l20 m-COt0aTks market Is doll tnd
easier and thought that the sales Of the day will not
exceed 900 bales
Proris,ops-Pork quiet and steady. Lard dull
PToduo-Peroeun dull Sugar quiet
ANTWERP May 25-PsOeum steady at 43i francs boL Tor
Standard White.
LONDON 25-5 m-Consos for money. 9 d95 Conos tet
account si sIydend United States FreTwenty bonds d7t
Illinois Cehas s5 Brs Railway shares iSl FRANKFORT oohdi
frm Al 763d76i.
LlyERPooL MAY 25-5p BrcGdugS gS-Ths market quiet Pst
45 Produos-Petroleum'fna Sugar dull
ANrwHRP 23-PetrOeum closed ~ francs bb for Sana
ard White
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS

o,wKso NAV 2SNoonPlOuf lover demand good, Of %
White and 81. Ssr Double BIra quiet, 400
bush Choice White Canada on private terms Ne MsGEe seh
Oats held al Ss sh-POur % Wheat sis
aud Corn. 10 NewYork
BALrsOKE NAV 2sCo,;On quiet MddiDg lomiusy ooc FeS
dali and Boniua Howardst Supetns SO SASH DO RItr
II asa S3i do. Family SJ 2aSS City Mills superdne Se
Sill DO Extra sll 2sd SO 90 Family sll eSs5; & SSra
dull Maryland Red % Sd Pennsylyanis ~ 7Sa7 60 ter.
western. Ss Msyand Sasac Rye dui a. Ssga 10 POT aa
at S29 30 Bacon quiet Rib sides lode Clear sides ltei ss'sE
deP nS Hans S L,S dull aas a. sO ,,, ,a,te P
eyerish aud unsettled Coffee brmeri Rio ~ G gold esgs
active Refining grade. n ss MSsssei EII s% Sss'sss S ssss S
Extra Family se 2sa So Pea y,a9a .9e One as IS
go 7saS IS Fancy sSs an .,d wssi @D, dn SG Yds ~ II 3 .si
Mixed Western 20 Oas steady s2e Pnnsyl'snA $3.50
sSaS'T o u & rOsS.' ROY. % SISS..s 800 s o,. :.' os
s5 2SdSS 7Si 2to boxes Of Lemons at - GGSS 80 ,,.
MIwAuKEE May @FogT quiet and unchanged Wses, 's o,.
sady Sss for No. Corn setiye a. SOC for No Receipts ses
bills Flour 5000 wheat 1900 5000 bush Com
MssPHI, May &-CoOB-Rec,ps Be bales; kIpss - oss',
STOCK $40 bales Flour s and quiet Port s2 so 80 FL
LOUISVILLE May sass o6.ee 80 sos g, Gsz %
Lugs Pair Leaf Poar snpsTane $s ogsS Whtsr s
ia So Ns Bacon So Shoulders. sIsis ds side: Iialss Bah
Shoulders l9@i3sS Clear Sd,s etss So'Sh s s wbs~Whs
advanced ic sales Of White Michigan at ~ sas? S AnOer
arrive So g. Corn advanced e sales Of no sSi h, ss
Changed G'' Rss.Ds go s5 Flour $500 $50 bash
Corn giOO bush Oats Receipts the weeks 500 ee Eosr ,
SaS Sa.S Wheat wSss rs 600 bush Corr bush Oats
CIyCSy,T Nav -F!our duh aud unchanged Wheat dSn go
stoas nv S Cotton qae add unchanged Tobacco uosa.asd
Mess Pork beh at s2s So Bulk Meats l2tGe is, S IT nr
Sides SIDE. Bacon aS ii Sos G Iad Sus .s. a. s bs
mand vas light but little was Offering Go s,,,,s R,trss
s RIea, 10 lair demand at an Of t9ile sse.
No. a. sg9s o. and No. at 81 ooh Cora active aA' a
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
NEW.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Choice ertra cattle
That generally rated first quality
Medium good fair quality.
That Of srLuary Steers. OIeu, and COss,...l6 Glt
grade Of 0I93
The general average The market to-day estimated st.
Extreme range Of prices ui
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
TIE MONEY MARKET

MONDAY, May 26-P. NJ.
Gold closed at 40. The clearings at the Gold tx
change Bank were S2O,2l5,OOO, and the balance
$1,0i6923 1S.
Government stocks continue very active. with
good demand for permanent investment and a large
inquiry from parties wishing to employ their capital
for the next 90 days State stocks are In good re-
quest at full prices. Tennessee Gs were sold at g. 1t
is stated upon competent authority that theJuly IN
terest will be promptly met, and that the condition
of financial affairs in Tennessee is such that the IN
terest will be met promptly hereafter IS that OF
Ohio or Illinois Pacific Mail active and higher.
In Railway shares there was moro activity
and the extreme advance of SATURDAY was
maintained. Erie, pending the complicatedltigaton
in regard TO the recent issue of stock is neglected
Except as speculative football the common stock IS
as worthless as a dead petroleum or copper stock
At Second Board Pacific Mail was strong, and after
the call advanced to 95l; New-York Genital sold at
1901; Erie 20; Michigan Southern, SSl; Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh $50; Northwestern preferred 7si Fort
Wayne was in active demand at l10!, and continues
very scarce for cash delivery and any attempt OF the
bears TO cover would cause sharp advance; Cleye-
land and Toledo sold at 1901; Milwaukee and st.
Paul preferred 77.; Toledo and WaSbash, 50i After
the Board the market was q shade lower, closing
steady. Government Bonds close strong and active
at the highest prices Of the day.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26


BY the above table we find that for the four months
the gross earnings average s. 939 per me against s22O
averaging per cent. As there Is for suppos
ing that the working expenses OF the roads have been
increased materially In connection with this ENLARGED
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

The following is statement of the earnings per
mile of IA railroads for the first four months of the
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

May bbs Flour, 2lso bbs Corn Meal 40 shs Con-
Meal 50 H bash Co Us bush Rye 200 bush Peas 2o bush seeaa
g. Kegs Lard l50 bbls Petroleum.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
THE MARKFTg

TUhTtIlIU TeD0fted Tor IHA TkIBrNEI
MONDAY, May IS i36a
ASHRSThe inquiry Il light for Pots At go 5O Pearls are pomaL
COITOEWe still fnd very dull market buyers operating ony
small LOTS Prices weak and outside figures dropped sas a
$50 bales Of which 20 taken b. spectators 2 by eIpo .i
"a By sPinnerA We quote nonnaly as follows;
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

traffic Il s TO be presumed that their business this year
has been unusually profitable
The same journal compares the earnings and ex-
penses of several leading roads in 1862 and 1861
and reducing the totals to the earnings per mile at
each period, thus remarks:
In the earlier period under comparison these COmpa-
nea owned and leased $500 miles OF ROAD IN the latter
624 miles The yearly earnings and expenses OF all the
roads combined averaged per mile, tor the respective
- Gross earnings Expenses Net earn.
is6G-7 ~ 1866 l0,sl6 1850
r,croo,o tr ,sce7 5000 s5Iss $50
increaso ner cent - so 90 II
IL thus appears that while the gross earnings have been
increased from sl0496 per mile to Sl56go per a. ie m e
OF per cent the expenses have been from s5OS per se
TO sO5 an increase OF 90 per cent while the net t
ngs show average gain OF SCI per me or IL per ct
Virtually, therefore, the net earnings OF the tOaus 0
about the same per mile at the beginning OF the WIZ
An anonymous letter without date, but post
marked Chicago May 90 and inclosing $500 was
received to-day at the Treasury Department. WIN
the confession that the inclosed sum rigntluily
belonged to the United States Treasury Department
The amount has duly been deposited to che credt Oh
the United States. g.,
The gold shipment from Denver ast week, reached
$4,000. Mining is improving. The reports from the
Cimarenon mines are conflicting.
Tho Treasurer of the United States holds at thls
date fractional currency 90 the following amounts:
Fifty-cent notes. s23l000j 25-cent notes. sl29OOOO;
lOcent notes. s278OO0 specimens of fractional cur
rency not for circulation, but for albums, &c. O5Oo
TABLE Of ne Loats. Specie, Circulation Deposits, ana
LedI TendeTg IN the Banks OF the Ony Of heW- lOTN JT
,ff,nS Sufu MntI0a "a
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Is Frank Blair Honest:

An examination of the cash books in
the offices connected with tho United
States Treasury, in Washington, de-
velopes two little circumstances in the
history of Frank Blair, the Democrat
10 candidate for Vice President, which,
unless they. can be clearly explained,
leave that Hentl eman in a very awk-
ward predicament. Upon the books of
the Clerk of the House OF Representa-
tives, Frank Blair's account shows that
he drew his pay as Member of Congress
for the months of January, February,
March and April, illegally, and was
afterward compelled to refund the
money. The books of the Paymaster
General OF the Army show that he
drew his pay twice as General, for the
month of April, 1868. The books of
the Second Auditor of the Treasury
confirm the books of the Paymaster
General in regard to this same trans
action.
The particulars are as follows: Frank
Blair received his appointment as Cen
eral in April, 1868. This was his very
first month in that rank, when 1t would
be naturally supposed he would take
unusual pains to start In his new career
honestly. But voucher number 1854
in the Paymaster's Office, is IA receipt,
duly signed by Frank Blair, showing
that he was paid his salary-four hum
dred and nine dollars and sixty-two
cenis-tor the month of April, 1868, by
Paymast"r Major McGrath. Vouch-
er number l. SS7, is similar receipt,
duly signed by Frank Blair, show
ing that he was paid the same
amount, for the same month,
by Paymaster Major Johnson. The
books show the amount returned in the
accounts of each OF these paymasters,
and that the money was drawn from
the treasury and paid by each of them,
according to each of the vouchers. The
frat receipt for his pay is dated May 6,
and the seooud May 10Th, of the same
year. It was impossible, therefore,
that he should have forgotten, on the
10Th, that he had drawn his pay on the
6th-onIy ten days earlier-unless he
was unusually "fuddled." He was
certainly sober enough to pocket the
money and sign the receipt with a firm
hand.
These are facts of public record. Any
man who cares to examine the proofs
will easily find them in the Govern.
ment offices,
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wINOHEsTER, VIRGINIA.
west virginia soldiers Hurled Ihere.
wINcHEsTER, VA, Sept. IS, 'es.
litors InteLlioencer: ~

WINcHEsTER, VA, Sept. Is, '6s.
Editors InteLli0encer:
GENTLEMEN: -Thinking It might in
terest our loyal people to hear from this
rebel place L Will write you a few lines
concerning it.
The object of deepest interest to many
of our people is the beautiful cemetery,
which a grateful Government has laid
out and adorned as fit resting place
for our honored dead, our sleeping he
roes.
Forty. five hundred brave, true SOL
oilers, gallant "Boys in Blue" are
gathered to rest here, falling on the
battle field or by disease, that, resting
given for the county, we might live
freemen. or this number West Vir-
ginia claims two hundred and fifteen.
Shall we not honor our dead
New Hampshire has erected granite
shaft to the memory of her fallen
braves. Shall West Virginia give less
of honor to her heroes I hope both
here and at Grafton our State will re-
member its duty to the dead.
Our state owes thanks, and in the
loyal peoples name L would tender
who succ0red our wounded, and soothed
our dying soldiers; and now watch over
and care for the graves, where lie our
lamented dead far from their homes
and the loved ones who would cherish
them. - ts
The rebel cemetry lies opposite our.,
they have shafts erected to mark their
dead of different states, but of wood
which will perish as their cause.
Truly yours,
JAcoB HoRNBRooK.
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9etv AGDerttsFtiIerfs.
st. Louis and Iron Monnttain5

RAILRoAD COMPANI's Seven m
and August Coupons. me sd17ssr SGsS OF fSgs
completed road 10 Pilot Knob are ToW To 49,
than he Interest on me entire mo M tsaSTe
The proceeds of these Bonds aro oicffSio In
ne 5ecnIity every day, oSa- S. 90. Go 6av e
over $1,000 coo OF bonds issued thus far. Tho
constantly increasing uRft1c OF carrying ORB,
with the Prospect OF controlling all the
travel nom st, Louis to the Southern States,
tons cum $40 of the stock for iIIpeStRcnt and
are interested to enrich the property as well
as 10 economies its expenses. eE- ~ H
THOS. ALLEN, Pres'L st. Louis, Mo.
we, the undersigned, cordially recon-
memo tneSe seven per cent mortgage bonds,
OF the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Hail.
ROAD Is good security. The revenue OF the
road Will be large, and the administraffon OF
the afiaifs OF the Company Is In capable and
e4Pellesnceds hands, and is entitled 70 the
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Rid JACKET AXE

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