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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

changed Wheat DALI Old Red OIL ogsl So New el S. Rye dan
s E Sgs ff''e os 1ST %: ~ ssG sS
EN- 6Oc Groceries md PTS,iden, gnAaOEed Petroleum steady
BILrnona July 9-CotOn quiet Steady aud nominal nddlugs
RIt To 81 Si ia d. Family Is SS cy
%:.. sSq ss 20 q S S FI sc DO fn
e. 50 wheat G[% Prime ~ SoSsl IS; Choice ~ . 10
sossi New Mes. PerE fn ga Bsco. se,iIs Rl1
quiet At isIBs6e WHISKY 1rm S a 81 To- ''0 Mans
July slcoioa- scniu, At as sales les
chanss-sieriins 80; E.s.YCri sight Iai prs@iuS
Crude as and JOY SS.s S Ro.S 81 sS'; Ia; %
jay pqr 91' 1Se5,O ws on. 0d1s ,ts,
eaos Es~. sSsSS Oh 7os.sc Rye Osssd Barley
Is buyers Offer 81 "a Provisions quiet. Meas Pork
ss F c Meats % Bs S m ssSo III G sf for
s bat little doing hcSsr. are S SnsnSSS Ham. am
Bgy'aLO, July 500 6el. Wheat rs 40
Corn "a SSs O . SS Csa TS New
ga Co.'S %i. p a. a sS'H no &Gst ;';
% No Ch;sg and M.ausss no sale: Corn orr. q and oTSsi
changed PoIt sT ..sdy Lard steady at l'Sl'e HshTiHs'
o,wsoo jaI sFioor demand sale, o. 800 SSI at
white s9 for DouSis Extra unchangedI sale, o. 400 bush
Kiln D coTs S Sss 81 % 3 S or' Min Feed s Shorts SSS
$ H ss9'o M.g 9a esDs F e e =.
nsiSo Rolropd PissbFSq,.s Boston Csc Sc
bush wheat CSC go feet bS%Ssr WV
No. sg' S9 s Tor w o 91fi R
q Corn 9 FOR 10 & @ No S i:e R SaSu' CO.. SS S
Wheat 1900 bu,h Corn 1900 bush os shpnsut6OOO bush
ALHAsI JULY 5i-wSes-T6rrs moderate milling inquiry sod
the %aF Rs Ts tame, sales Of SO bush S;s Mh' nsl On p'a1
eangi $500 MIXED No aaOAi 81 10
. e%etS No. 81 sSd' ~ sI 1.t g. 81 = wSs
August coS-.sls. q No. rSS ri. aitsrDoos, No sss
s A' s GA. .'s Sc O. s. a. qss1 5:y
q Pess;s; firm rOF s IS c Hans LITE Py Ss':d
s48sS IS for butche good shipping Live Hoz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
THE MARKETS.
rc,,eto,l, r.Dor,ed for Tue Tarsrsx.I

Carefully reported for The TRIBUEEI
SATURDAY July 81. la69.
ASIES change The demand continues moderate 1t
o. J0$7 6 for which sales bills The above applies
Pots Pearls are devoid Of activity and IN the absence Of se'
prices nominal
RBADSTUFFSTht activity and tuoJancy which characterized
FOlI market this day week continued marked
the close Of Change THURSDAY when portion Of the advance
obtained Saturday and Monday lost aud then and
dec ned daily; the splendid weather
shipping speculative nqay aud the trac aud provincial buyers
purchased only Choice family grades have
held higher though they have sold slowly and baye hcuated but
slightly New Flco plenty, sud being OF excellent quality
Tie quality proving very satisfactory has been reduced
considerably since last and ample for the with the
choice Minnesota IoWa EIS; these aud
again advanced In No ani Super6Be fair business has been
ehngab prices the supply not large but the extreme
prices demanded the 6g many Southern and pon
SUMPTION large adyces from Europe since this day week not
favorable their the France much below that Of last
year continent generally they not 10 the average
Tor some great Britain the result believed Si
saeory than for three past hence look for
good export the At fair and the character
the promises totally different from t The exports 81
including n 685 bb Europe 1901 bb TO
British Provinces and 3 70 South America and The West Indes
1862 bb the corresponding week last California Flour
hl steady demand hut prices are without mach change Ihe
arrivals have been limited still have fair assortment Southern
Flour especially good bakers brands these
selling S80B8 A. bb: they not abundant aud have ruled
been 81 about
figures flour with steady i demands prices have ga
active ~ On advance
prices had only moderate degree Of activity
prices have nnuated Influenced by variable Om Europe more
favorable accounts Of crop from tie Nurh-Nesl nud very
liberal receipts Better weather al The West has caatsri
the prospects for the mture snl there is still a
sOBg probability VI farmers bsaz able " Isesrs good e'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

The amount OF fractional currency received from tho
rrintine division tho Treasury Department for the
week ending today was $4,000 shlpments-To the
Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia 10000 to the As
sstaut Treasurer at Boston, $4,000; 10 United States De-
postory at Cincinnati $4,000 10 United States Depos.
tory ut Baltimore 900 United States Depository at
Pittsburgh 10000 to national banks s27 625 The Treas
urv holds in trust as security for national bank crcula
ton SsI3SO7 2OO for public deposits t2 Oi 800 mutt
lated bank notes burned s52O; total amount burned
TO date e54 S94 bank currency Issued for bills dc.
sroyed during the week. s2l9O total issued therefor
balance due for muated bills, si2O90G actual
circulation at this date s299ssiO; fractional currency
redeemed and destroyed during the week t3i3,sl6.
The following has been issued by Secretary Boutwell,;
IT appearine by report received from Special Agent
d G. IobdeI that the restrictions contained III lhc Wt
article OF Revised Warehouse Regulations or oct 80,
1868 recurring cars, vessels ana boats TO contain no
other goods" except such as are IN DOhd tcuu 10 eDa
rass ND prolib the transaction OF The legitimate busl
Transportation companies an the use OF llOu
cars steamboats, and other vessels, and further mat tho
coIdng and sealing OF packages OF mtichahui51 WIZ
carried undcr proper manifest from place OF shipment
10 mort or place Of destination under custom 0eh5 or
seals occasions delay and unnecessary expense INC tu
article No. 90 OF the regulations lteiIeu TO- Is hecDy
! amended so as TO read as follows; a., A. l.
fessss boats when merehSnase
laden must sealed Locked the manner as cars
foreign teTTory ad ey must P'
Though from the Port OF importation 10 e p
oeIporn delay and without being opeued when ant6s
dsa must corded sealed branded and sealed ard marked OF
LABELED provided articles and y " Revised Warehouse Rsgu
lsss transportation be made by eoBuou route Whl eng
ocsr uBder Customs lock seal om The poe Of sAmen
to the port or place Of Destination 20 itt uuahs
vessels under Customs locks or seals continuous route
Without opening charge Of vessel The eoug and sealing
wa GEohGg s Boutwell, Secretary othe Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
GALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FTRsr CALL.
l04 O'CLOCK A. NJ
sAruRpAY. July a1-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, July Dip NJ.
Gold opened at 1868, sold at 1864, 1861, closing
d36tal3cl
The exports OF specie to-day amounted to sl672 The
cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank S6O,s94OO0,
aud the balances S2O26aS6 OIL The total imports at this
port for the past week amount TO S5SO7,5l2 against
95695156 for the corresponding week Of last year.
Government bonds strong and active, with con-
tinued large transactions in all classes The Gold bonds
continued be well sustained with largo purchases Of
the New bonds 1O4Os and currency per cents
in active nvCs'meDt demand. There was regular call
after 10 O'clock but dealings continued in the Room
during the balance Of the day At the close the market
steady at decline Of bas per cent from the highest
prices Of the day.
The New-York Stock Exchange adjourned without
making the usual quotations. mark Of respect TO the
memory Of Henry Keep, who member OF the Board
and we without usual quotations OF State and
Railway bonds and Bank shares Miscellaneous stocks
were dull Canton sold GO; Western Union Telegraph
97i Express shares lower Adams sold at 59iaj9i
UEited States 20; Wes-FaTgO 22ia2lb.
The Railway share market dull and irregular The
New.York steady and were without special
interest Reading unsettled by large sales Of stock
and declined g6t selling aferward at 971, closing 97h
Illinois Central firm l4li; Michigan Central 1914;
lake Shore, 1854 a1O2 The feature of the market was
tho activity I'm the Northwestern shares, which were
in demand and changed hands in large amounts at
improved prices The common stock advanced to
s3l, and the Preferred to 96i the earnings Of the
month will show increase OF 10 per cent over last
gears business and the present condition Of the crops
promises a large Fall business St. Paul stocks were
active but the prices not sustained, and decline
of per cent was made In both stocks NewGork Central
Irregular selling at 254, and declining to 2iJt just
previous O'Clock, when it quoted oxdIvidend;
the sales exdvidcnd made at 2OR 2O9 and at the
close the price was steady at 2O9Ea21o Hudson and
Harlem were steady and without interest. The general
market closed strong but dull Business in all depart
nents Of Exchange curtaed in consequence
OF e death of Mr. Keep and the transactions wero uuu-
sualy light
The following were the closing quotations of Govern
nent bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
saUH....sH AanE AlHIg

foSpoy Ju COnos 93l money and 93 Tor the
count ~ FeTaenes W bileb wi Illinois lehrai Vi AuAn
nc aud Great Western, - -, -.
I,vrHpooL acivrt MidilnE Upland
,2id MidIiing Ofleans l2sdlM Brrad,tuds quiet
Juy 81 The market Cotton cord last ngLt quiet
,,Jv AZ 1911 francs A. cwt both the spot
Ioypoy july 3l.-Linseei oil 81 u per un.
LoSDos july al mIhe following are he CLOSING prices
AT, Cpss Tor money sJi Cono for the OIL United
States PyeTssntes s Enc shares 1911 Illinois Central shares
"a; stocks steady an ,,t
fy AL Der pound for descriptions sales 20 day 600 bales
The following the closing tgnfes nldug lpaus d Adilng
Drleaus, l3dlJli. Breaistuhs closed DUH
H1yry J -Te rAe, Cotton opens active With advance
IN r Tres Ousne on the 49, francs per cNL Los Midngs
aaost, lJli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

FIRST MORTGAGE IAHD GRANT BONDs or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY,
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as a safe and profitable
investment, producing nearly 10 per cent per annnm
i'm currency and in exchange for fye-twenty bonds.
Welding an increase of IS per cent in net annual IN
come. Full particulars furnished By JAY COOKE
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Frpsr MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds or
TIIy ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF Nils
soUm-Princpal and interest payable IN com at tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company New lork.-Ne
desirable security Mt the low price of Sa and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited to less
than $4,000 per mile and secured 10y mortgage on
he same one of the safest and most profitable secuI-
ties for investment now in the market
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers, NeW-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Id Ifsstisi carat dHd NdtHOaHA
bbs bbll WHISKY - bags Meal,
DO g hush 50 90 bush Cora 1893 huh Oats 10 bush Mali
I2i s Beans lOg bu.h FlaI Seed, Refined Peoeu,
2 pigs Batter g5l2 pigs cheese 10 bb PORK CO.. pkg Eggs 50
80 hd 3pkgs Tos pkg BeesWuI. lBl pkgs Meats
bss Cotton BIO bales Wool lst bales iops 10 y sides Leather o
Ir as bdl. Hides bids Tobacco. OH
tcco pigs $50 bags Peanuts J pigs Lead IL bills Copper
40 bills spirits Tupenne 4Jo bills kosn Ol keys Lard IS pigs
asbe 1910 pkgs oil Cake bales Hemp 30 boxes starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

me Bank Statement shows loss OF specie OF s22OI49I,
and gain Of gal tenders of 81 29765 The circulation has
decreased s2l2 the deposits have increased s27o4l63
and loans ts36 The loss of specie is due 10 payments
20 the Treasury for duties and for shipments to Europe
The legal tenders gained from the subTreasury, which
[isuuIsed abont two and quarter millions on account
OF bond purchases during the week. making the payment
Tor the balance in National Bank notes, which the banks
do not count In their reserve
Assistant Treasurer Butterfeld has, In compliance with
Gle demands Of the publc, changed the method OF stating
the condition OF the Sub Teasuybaance IN this city.
and hereafter viii givel thel exact gold and currency
balance at The close of the day The transactions OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
William Heath & Co.'s closing quotations

The week closes abundant supply Of money at
Be6 per cent with few exceptional loans at per cent
The offerings the close Of Bank hours very large
and in excess of the needs OF brokers, who continue
moderate borrowers.
Sterling Exchange is dull at quotations London. 60
days 400; London, sight 1Os London, prime CONNER
oal &c days. 1O9l0lo9i; Paris, long, 54SG5l3t; Pars
short 70; Antwerp b1Sa6l4s: Swiss, 5l5s5l45
HAMBURG 369361; Amsterdam, 4Oi d4OEi Frankfort 4Ob
al; Bremen. 79a79a; Berlin, T3d7lf.
The following list of treasure per steamship Alaska
a-rfg. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
eab.Treasuly to.day were as fOll0ws.:

The general balance includes transfer accounts bonds
purchased md not stamped scheduled and forwarded TO
Washington. beng purchase Of 2sth and 29lh
The following the report Of the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United states NewYork for the month OF June:
RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENT. ... ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX

The DaSvs USsns Boom3Eion aud PeLa Railroad upon who's:
tsr@ini being cities Of aud Peka both in Illinois
leah Of the road ia POO miles is capital stock $1,000 600 The
has already DONE and the whole line ready for the rails
successful operation expected that the whole road viii b
These convertible into stock par the option the
SoS '& tT 81 .nSsS boos az DiR % 81 q any
euH offered We shall snOT hs very bs't Already nearly
tSs road The bonds averaging per
By a S snS r West Soo % pppsy the GO%
e@.ss sasouG1a 10 the STATE Pss.F through several PoUG
word through garden Garden IL local business
eSSSs s a a mus. b. such
The road will consolidated with lire DanVie 10 Indian
apo making line Of 2o miles Al IndannpOs connection viii 30
Toledo Wabash and Western Ia fact the road will form
Illinois KeOEuE and Burlington Iowa, and thence
Il viii complete direct Peo, KeOLuE Burning
onAha iAd the Far West vic Albany Buffalo Cleveland and The
Bseutane Railroad TO Indianapolis and Danve or via Toledo and
West Via the SsSYo Central Lake shore and Bseiouisn Roads
b,I9oS SS a D' sOd 81 m G Central aS p
Bloomington &c ss veil As o% PRde phl via the Ps5n OenA
vii form a. Link K Ss sS s Of SG' a sa
od Ohio Railroad to PfeOus Cincinnati Indianapolis Dan
Thus the combined advantage. Of certainty Of r.ngnsr,tIys
LEGAL and sToGsG w = eSD SsS s
abe to presume earnings q th eiesd proportion
il leSsth any railroad Illinois The following table
shows ihs Of Of the OrincHs railroads IN Illinois,
CHICAGO and North. Western. ..........1l52 ns70
Rock Island, and Pacde...... 40 l001
Toledo. Wabash, and Wes.sTn.....,. SCI INl
INsois OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7O8 l0,ll5
II safe estimate the receipts Of the Danys Urhana Blooming
toe sDd Pekn s'road for the d year at SHOW yer mile or on
Nv ~ PIRsT YEAR.
Receipts, estimated elIoI5o
Estimated follows:
&rRJO
Interest 90 81 gold bonds 1900
Premium ~ per cent 3 900 gold 5000
Asids Sinking Fund l0oo - 49,.
Leaving profit interest aad Sf95 30
dividends the capital stock the rst year Of Its
operation doubt progressive Increase thereafter each
result The geographical location OF the road aoae sui
fceut all Of great value and usefulness
Island and the Illinois Central the Chicago and
Alton Darlington Quincy Roads seiug al Eom above par 10
while vob ooated aud the
petition with either greater haR this have There Is no
road shall not sell high either Of the
privilege Of converting these bonds Into stock OF this
time desired greatly Increases their value
having personally thoroughly eTanned this road
eep neEaRg ts bonds We offer them At -
With the atmOst confidence
reliable and poatable Investment
currency - per cent
Invested In Fvetweny Bonds besides the
advantage oe from aud the prospect Of speedy advance In
completion Into which they be converted
Gold received their market value 10
Bonds forwarded by express free Of charge
Pull particulars furnished By The undsgned Financial Agents Of the
COMPANY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
novgSTIC MARKETS.

Pprapytpnf, Jlr 3-Cotiou DALI MIHng Upauis 13ic NH
5rg Orsgs ia gfs unchanged Flour steady AOuh-Weo
ia Family 2S Oao taI Ildaa eSVe5, other gales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

The transfer books Of the HewYork Central Railway
Company closed today preparatory TO paying the dvi
dend the stock and dividend scrip on the Goth OF Aug
st The stock to-day quoted ex dividend OF per
cent. which the amount due on the old certificates
Tie dividend Of $40 on the interest certificates VIII be
paid presentation the Office Of the company In this
city and after August 90 aud after that date the
stocks viii be called less that amount Some irreRuari'
Ties we're made In transactions, large number OF hold
Sa SRRpOSng That the stock DO dealt In OK dyi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
1868. TO DATE.
1868, TO DATE

COTTOE-Tlrfe has heeu far deuf ara ibe mAfh is a4
on hght ogctHgs sod hrgthls fea a1tea sales s ~ bars
u al r.ba u Which tkeu ~ spinner lut by sseua
~ and ala bv rIpuftcfs; sales ~ 10 hst Tor hepiembs Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
Financial.

-~.~
rHE RUS CoiL IRoS CoNPAST,
No. 90 BROADWAY room Ne. sOl HKvloKk Aug 1902
FDIIE ANNUAL MEETING of the stOckhOld-
flbI CoHPaBy for The ELECTION Of OGeep and directors
for the ensuing year will ~ held the oos Of Daniel Knbury
village Of Bradford MeKeas Coun. Penn, WEDNESDAY
the LET day September 10 O'Clock The Transfer Books
will be closed and amer the 10th day ofAHgus nett
meeting the Board Of Directors will b held AZ the
time and place. r. Q. CANDLE, President
Owes THEi PAEuERF LOis AND TEUsr CoSPASr'(
No. % BrcHAs0E PLACE ooR. WiLLilH ST., Z
EEW.YoKK. Jgy ~ 1863 }
TNHE COUPONS of the EVANSVILLE &
CHAMPIONSHIPS RAILROAD COMPANY dae on the lst Of
will BE- paid At this ohee aei after The ~
GBO. ?. PITCH Secretary.
NOTICE.-Tho annual meeting of the Stock
IN hodsu % the COLORADO GOLD AND SILVER ORB SEPA
RATING COMPANY Of Boar ~ Trustees for the
bed ooe Of the Company No n Brosdusy
WBDsBsDAT tie Ilth Of August The poll will be held
open until ~.
The uAnsfsr book will be closed on the Och.
August l. isls JOSEPH HAGAN. Secretary
VNO the holders of Potsdam and Watertown
Railroad BoaI.-The WaeroSn. and Ogdensourgh Rat
lss 1r The sale 70 OF aI thousand dol
Poisn sui Wosn Railroad ConpanJs Bonds kuaraa
std Rome Railroad Company maturing Deem
Der Ao thoasapi dollars of those maturing t later
datss Sealed proposals h. the heeaste National Bans
.dd 70 The fHuos COMMITTEES Of tho Roae Maiertown
Railroad Coupsby until ssd insaag the STD Of Aug
i8g sASlG. " PHELPS. Chairman Finance ComHies
sewYorh Ja @ lSa
The New York herald., 1869-11-14
Meetings Last Night.

An enthusiastic meeting OF representative citizens
and property owners of the Seventh Judicial district
comprising the Nineteenth and Twenty second
wards, was held last evening at the corner of
Third avenue aud Eighty-afth street, under
the auspices of The Young Mems Central
Association OF Yorkville. Mr. Charles H..
Jones was chosen chairman; Messrs. Teller, Shehan
and Keller vice chairmen, and Mr. Joseph Perry Sec
retary Speeches were made by Colonel Daniel w.
Teller, Commandant OF the First regiment OF artll
lery. DR.. George w. Morgan, the famous organist,
and Mr.. James NJ. Shehan, earnestly advocatnT tue
selection OF Mr.. Matthew Daily as the democratic
nominee for civil Justice OF the district. Amid great
enthusiasm the following resolutions were proposed
ana adopted
Whereas purity integrity and ability in the administration
Of justice and should be- the principal o9scs 70 pe al
postons and whereas M Matthew Daily Is well known to
man. sound lawyer and consistent democratic
Resolved That we earnestly request urge repre-
sentatiyes in Tameny Convention about to be held to
as ss & S H pa he nS judicial p
pledging bes, endcavors to secure his election
The stanton Street Mansfield Club last night
raised q banner from No. 50 stanton street in honor
OF Judge Mansfield. After the raising OF the banner
meeting was organized, with MI seymour hey
man Ia the char and Mr.. J. G. We
land as secretary. Speeches endorsing Jus
tice Mansfield for reelection were made
by Or. Schoening Colonel Hocn, J. P. freshman,
Seymour iieyman, J. G. WieIand and Others The
meeting was very enthusiastic one ana largely at
tended and resolutions were proposed endorsing
Justice Mansfield A band or music was ln attend
ance and played national airs.
The 'Longsnoremen's and workingmen's Demo-
cratic Club OF the Seventh ward held meeting
last night at No. ll5 East Broadway and adopted
resolutions endorsing John Cannon a. their choice
for Assistant Alderman, pledgng aim their support
and recommending him Tor the fammany Hall nom
ination.
4 meeting of democratic delegates from the seve-
raj election districts of the Nineteenth and Twenty
second wards he'd at MtchelFs, corner OF Fifth
avenue and Flfty-ninth street. at which Alderman
James T.. Coulter was nominated for Police Justice.
fnn nnI
the utmost enthusiasm seemed to prevail in regard Il
to the nomination and election OF Alderman Coulter
The New York herald., 1869-11-14
new YJsg GENE LOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,".

This Society held meeting last night at the Mott
Memorial Rooms No. 64 Madison avenue. The
attendance was limited to about dozen gentlemen.
Dr. David p Iiolton occupied the chair for some
time, but after while DIR. Henry r. stiles
came into the room, and as president, took
the position OF chairman. Mr.. s. y. stiles read the
minutes OF the previous meeting. Miss Jay was pro-
posed aud elected as corresponding member. Mr..
Charles B. Moore then read a paper on the "xar-
rage Of the Dutch and Engsh.v The paper included
good deal 0f exrane0ue matter, AMI referred prln-
by the nixturc Of the races.
The New York herald., 1869-11-14
rHD Sva-raEAsvaY.

Aiiairs promise to be exceedingly busy at the SUBJ
Treasury during the coming week. The amount OF
gold In the Treasury Is almost Incredible, there being
some 500, 600 In gold alone In the vault beneath
the building. This enormous sum Is to be counted
dollar by dollar,lon Monday aud Tuesday next. For
this purpose some twenty OF the most expert count
ers OF the Treasury building, at Washington, have
been detailed for this purpose. Senator f0ger Is In
town, aud VIII be formally Installed tomorrow
mornlng. The new Sub-rreaeurer l. already be-
sleged with applications FOR appointment.
The New York herald., 1869-11-14
GOaMa0oas RS6iNs AND TIE JusTA.

The following letter has been received by Commo-
dofe Higgins from the Cuban Junta.
NEW YORK, Nov. H. 1889.
EDWARD HIGGINS, Commodore Cuban Navy
SiR-fhe Cuban junta, considering the situation
OF the cuba In wilmington and the want OF any other
man-ofwar az present request you to acquaint the
officers under your command that they are honoraby
discharged, thereby confirming the verbal commu-
nication made 10 them at Wilmington by the repre-.
sentatives OF the Jnnta that they he Junta viii be
happy to utilize their services In the future | re-
main, sir, with the greatest consideration,
MIGUEL DiALDAMA, President.