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ORDERED PAID IN 1871.
The above statement ia presented By the Directors as
the result of twenty-five years. business.
Conducted with prudence, nothing has been lost on
investments.
Managed with economy, tho expenses have always
been small-the Dividends always lsrge,-declarcd
nualv, and paid when due.
Neither Directors or officers are allowed commits
siops on business or loans, and mono have acquired
wealth In the comDsny's service
Intending hereafter. heretofore b act faithful
Trustees for the members the Directors offer the beuo
nts OF thls Mutual Life Association to all Of sound
health who desire 70 insure taeir ives on tho most
favorable TOXINS.
Reporu TABLES. and other information the su b
Jcct furnished gratis at tue once OF the Company or
any Of its Agencies.
DIRECTORS.
LEWIS c. GROVER Jous n. WEEKS
HENRY MofAELAS. NEHEMIAH PERRY,
CHAs. MACkNEr, yOsTAH o. Low,
A. 5. SNELLINo, JOSEPH A. HALsEY,
X. H. GBKENB, II. v. CoNoAR
L. ii. fRoruNoHAM, OSCAR l.. BALDWIN.
LEWIS g. GROVER. President
II. " CoSoAn, Vice President.
EDWARD A. STRONG Secretary.
BaNJANIN G. MILLER, Treasurer.
ANIL DoDD, Mathematician.
SAMUEL n. LLOYD. state Agent.
- .,,, stern Dttrict & New YORK.
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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A sponge Cushion, after constant use In a Broa
stage Dearly years. perfectly the
durability OF ELASTIC SPONGE for CusuoSs, BEDS. PIL
Lows and FURNITURE STUFFISo. and h now cNhi.
pitlon at the Companys sIesrOoms.tg Broadway, oP.
posie ot. Nicholas Hotel.
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Trusscs, supporters, Bandllcs, Sc. Wear the beat
.ELEl HART lsubhrr Itusscs," improved pat.
terms Gu rupture hght, cleinl' cool, sac com.
Portable. used In h1tIins. Elastic ockiags Re -
cheap tushCs, &c. TreCt JustmVnt Satisfaction
guarIntced EstaDlAIAeu. ANA ST.. opposite Herald
building.
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THE POPULAR TONIC OF THE AGE.
The day has gone by when medicine without merit
could command aud the confidence Of the world
In this snrewd and thoughtful words will not sufco
without proofs and It by the of their private
Judgment meu determine the relative value OF the
various articles commented to their notice through
the business columns OF newspapers Hostetters Stom
ach Btters has now been subjected TO this searching
ordeal for than eighteen years, and the result Is
that IL stands at the head OF the class OF remedies to
which 1t belongs It has distaneed and lived down IN.
Vulnerable competitors. and Is to-day the standard
Vegetable Tonic OF the western World. The happy
effects which have followed It's In o. dyspepsia
biousness nervous Affections Intermittent fevers and
general deb lily. and constitutional lnvlGorant,
have entitled It 10 universal ON ence Nothing can
shake It's reputation Tor II - bascd the ind
ydual experiences Of tens Of thousands OF witnesses
embracing prominent and wctknown citizens Of every
profession, occupation, and cas- There not city,
town, or settlement IN the United states IL
amedicnals arie. No druggist general dealer would
consider his stock complete without IT, an tue returns
OF the internal department show that It's sacs
OF any otbo proprietary restorative
featured on this eide Of tac Atlantic. 1he beneficial
results derived during long series Of from the
Of Hoseucrs niiters. have convinced the whole
community that the only true to restore ~ health
q broken down or dcolItatcd SYSTEM or to put the
human body on its defence when exposed to whole.
SOME Influences. Is 10 RciJJrdie regulate puTIp IL
at one ana the same time.
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The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed or
Pillow is the ELAsrc sPONOE, also. the eAeagos. and
tuosL durable.
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ROOTS AND SHOES

AT GREAT REDUCTION,
Consisting In great variety and style Of hrst-
class goodsThis large assortment OF boots. shoes.
gaiters, and slippers are offered at q great rsduc
uon from former prices. visit 70 this establishment
~ solicited to examine the large assortment Of goods,
and convinced this Ia place to get nrsclass
goods at low prices. Particular attention given TO
" c. c. RICHMOND, s7s Broadway.
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The most perfect article In use for the tceih
Is Lyons IOOth i"o,cts. De4t.bts rtcO."nend them.
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Mum & Co., 81 Park Row, n. ", Publish
ell SIlfN ~ AaibiLAN. Iatuuts oUtkIAcA Ia tue
nited StaIes and ali foreign countries.
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Live Stock Market.
MARINE iETELLIGENCE.

nrvs-rrs ALnAsAo-rwr. DAY,
sun rnes... 50 sui sets.. q Mooa rises. a
- 49,. h.- %ArEa-f ns DAY. -
andy HOOK, q . Gov. Island. I IA Hell Jate.. 80
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tu of Mieliian. Crown $40, Cloth. $40
MISS VAN PORTLAND. A Novel. BY the Author of
Ny Daughter klinor." $40, Paper, 81.
yoNGE's ENGLIsH-GRgEK LEXICON. An English.
LeA a. ny g OF fSSr %h %apy Ss
Eieeh synonyms To winch u prenxed an Essay on
sa IL IL H. rToie,or OF Lss IN c5iaO coeis
>, Ldryl oy lENEr DEIs t5li Lib i5oIssso,
uasi.
BENEtrn THE WHEELS. A Romance. Dy the Au-
thor VI olive NArcoe" Hvo, Paper, 30 cents.
THE LIFE OF COUNT BISMARCK. Private aud Po.
nucai. Win descriptive Notice. Of hl, Ancestry 10y
d. GEonaE llEsEkiEL Transl, and Eited with
BY KEEEETa u. ~ MAckEShis, rs A. t:AsL.
MEMOIR OF THE r,rv JOHN sCUDDER. Md,
1hirt'sN Years MISSIONARY ia lnda. 49, Rev. j. Is.
MAIERhuRY, %. Win Portrait u pr. scudder.
llno, Clulai, VI -.
BArFLEp; or Michael pra. - Wrong. A Novel. by
JULiA g g1AED Author OF Joyec FORMERS story
The search for ,ho Gs"l.' &C. Illustrated. syo.
Paper, - cents
TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS. ny AN OLD Boy
bow El.tiun vain numerous Illustrations by Artulr
huIays and sdney Fror Ha. evo, Paper. 81 cents.
SELF HELP with illustrations Of Character Conduct,
lac lie Of lac siS96easoai story OF III"
llneucno,s,' sc. Revised anI E-Iar.ei iItiJa.
DEBLNHAMs VOW. \ Novel. b. ANELrA n Ed.
wAEnr Author OF " llrltrts tist0ry d" Iiltn Nh.
huu q. Money Miss Carsw,' &C. sc. lhustfated.
tNJ, Paper - cents
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. History OF the American
tNl War. Rv JuuN ". DRAPER MD, Lib 10.
ut SOW ior.. H. Three Vols. VI. IfI J4gt IetlL
eNo, & OH, SA5J per Vol.
HARPER & DgorHEGs t.ig sr7i either OF he abors
wo'i' by n,aR pasdle frcpad. u any rat y he
Lafed states. on receipt o'HsUfe.
SOME ABNORMAL CONDITIONS
SEXUAL. AND PELVIC ORGANS.
,, a., Ntich lmrNr Nu.tn,
~",,h tRe treatment, fou.lied on structure and tho
hD"Ahp I'M ND
AUGUST DHEStTTAS0c. ~ s Union square,
THE AsERIC AS NEWS COMPANY.
New. agents wal - Ad on their orders.
- Ias tra treats % sSu rrlods, structure. Fstnla
NsrCOoe e. ihmusis Ai'. CIRCUMCISION and starvation
81 tue nerve poMcr ny cN stVc dls'lnt gcs The next
wa ~ PUNISHED VA August. All the old exchanges vi
pa or To toK 3I.l.
Al Ir !e,., 10 "a, comm unicati)nS must be maze To
evenings.
MANHOOD "A medical essa. On the cause and
w cue y. tIematurc Decline IN Man; showing how
hea'th Is lost AAd how reghlncd II gives q clear
tyhoi osl- OF me impeachment " marriage the t-eat-
mcnt ~ nervous and ph!slca DEBILITY, tterilitv 49,
ahl the Tcuc!lc tefeiur-the results OF twenty
susc,ss,.i lraetise seu' " mail on receipt u 81.
nj. CURTIS Il Chapman St. Boston, Mass
"Ihcrc Is no member OF society by wlom thi ' book
WI not DC ionnd useful whether n be parent. pre-
% me Noung Tor us instruction, and tv the afflicted
source OF reh't II Will nJnre no one."-AotcH IhHe
EoTO NrtARLNND'- BOON -TORE, st7
~ toa iway, near etst. There Won Will mud all the
new bpohs ~ t' lay aui all the STANDARD works. and
aho cH9icr ELs sh Frthch, Ani scotch stationery.
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A. Dougnn.-summer styles OF gentlemen's hats
are now Iegdy, ~ w Nassau ST., corner Of Aun.
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SHIRTS, Collars, CUTS, and Drawers,
UNRlNALLED ~ STYLE AND MANUAL ruHE, Al
UNION ADAMS a cos. c55 BROADWAY, New ORR
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so ra pid IL the advance Of diseases OF the
bladder Kidneys, urinary organs. dro ~ gravel da.
betes. Organic weakness and female Irregularities
that It necessary to ta-e immediate action IN order
to stay their pro To do elioetua.y, admins
ter uELNBOLD's BUCuu.
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GRAND PARK.

The proprietor OF these spien lld Estates In West
chester county Is pleased TO Announce that his
sive Improvements are IN a state OF forwardness
thai an
AUCTION SALE OF FIRST SUBDIVISION
VIII take place on III l.SbAI, june l6 consisting of
IT. LAi.HE ANlb DESIRABLE ViLl.ASE LOTS,
" " $50 feet each, equal ~ sroa
A0tlit To- r.
The village il on tho hti extending to the rail.
road. -Four handsome Will I'm shal
aud the \ Ounds IA nnc order.
June /.
ANDREW WILSON. in.
GraIi 'Ir, liac,,
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Spttml Aaiitss.

POPULAR CLOTHING
POPULAR STYLES
POPULAR PRICES.
DEvLIN d CO.,
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST..
BROADWAY AND WARREN ST.
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for jay, Ssc Pes'osa Rnnsr rsSeS Nc
sgT ,nTr set me s ass' wSsssS 6se sn Snn
TX psid ralow .h 90 lower, with sales 10000 lbs
ruiz E S, a'ns ssSsa s Ssao f Scsa
actvei ins,cd, O@soc :, crude sperm siO. Freights
dess aes 80 bc. ss.Ss sG but n @o
Al ssr' s june s al and ~, G sP Gr
plain and extra mes. Ileroe beef quiet. Bee hams
%SES d. pe" qp hST rs
for NO 70 prime clay and loc for steam Batter
sn soGT wSc s 60 pms a fpSs
lrIme State, dares aud factories, nhsisfc Eggs, II
arocsrxs-conee-Rio remain. duh at taiec.;
Sa , sales go bags Maracaibo At ItelsAc,
At ssshc; iN bags Rangoon at Sxc.. soid, ana 900
% m ss az az ,ef Sr po, Mos so a &C
good renlug O%Qeac.; sales 800 hnds at sxo9c for
T ,a and yksioxo Tor Porto kioo; refined firm AZ
,Gs,ISS Wheat in sir demand aud higher; s.ie-,
Sc . tSa smSss S sSSs bailey
BUSH Al low western. .ad I'M new ses Ono sssS
on the track Rye hrmer Corn scsrcs and armer;
ed, and sLb Tor old do. all anoas.
Live Stock Market.
s, Nrw YOnK Friday, Nag ~ The receipts OF
The nasss. wss f.I :. anchsnsed prlee, cOmmon @
ms, and s5Sys & nn Texans: ssa AT, a. re-
ssa SisSsr pres. soa .esfces ' .csSns so AZ
Gae wss ori but sele,s we're no, VIII
Sss Il ana 81
n for poor 10 good skesreJ Lambs were easier a $50
rUr and 3 rse scs: WERE ssdy %
w. win receipts Of Q cars or iO1i hogs.
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Snsururre.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE coKPASf,
NEWARK, Nj
ORGANIZED In 1876.

Losses paid on lives Of Deceased Members se26ist5
Dividende OF returned Premiums declared i1,isa.sSl
Assets suocct TO oil liabilities Jan. l. $50 $4,000
NuInbcr OF Members, i0OO Amount insured ia0 700 900
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FRGpAY, May PIP. M.-The railway share market
was dull during the morning. with the exception Of
Pacific Maj. which OPENED strong. and advanced
a. under the msuipulatons OF the equcs who took
advantage Of the supposed favorable statement OF the
Company published this morning. Lake Shore and
oaio and Mississippi also kept strong while the
oiqucs employed the same tactics yesterday
loading upon the street new clique have been opera
ting In Ohio and Mississippi she past days and con.
siderable realizing sales were male ~ that stock
During the afternoon Central and Hudson declined
nearly cent on reports hom Washing ton that the
tax OF cent on thu scrip would Dc RENTED by
the Treasury Department, bal ancc OF mar.
het sympatnzed. There was, however. partial rally
later, with prices strong.
Tie gold market was active early In the day with
good purchasing demand. and under the influence OF
winch the price rose 10 il' but the heavy shipments
specie tomorrow caused slight In foreign
exchange watch was employed by the bears depress
The premium, subsequently touching lux There
Is q strong underouo to the market. and
he shorts covered a number of their con.
tracts At tue higher nsures OF the day
Holders OF cash gold paid 3, 81, l. :, aad cent 70
wa carried rse Of interest 10 SSta and end
en- The outward bonhd steamers tomorrow sail with
a large amount II Treasure, estimated o. tSUJOIO
yiOo'00 The 70 al cleAlnes at the Gold EXCHANGE
currency balances, s,5iN. 1he principal quotations
10 AM.................litY p. M.............Iij
4 M :::..,..:.ii. M MiI "a
foTeEn exchange duri1g the morning strong
owing 10 the scarcely Of cotton bills, cause by the fA
ing on IN the weekly exports Of that St,ple Some OF
he leading drawers were III TOT their Gu days
sterling but IN the afternoon, owing TO unusually
large eXpors OF tho precious 1tal, the market became
unsettled aud rates decnrd SlGsN v mt. the APP
prox mate mutations ~ he close hcng L,s gl11X for
long sterling, and li09i0k Tor three days sIgnt cUu
n.tcal bils being quoted at lCl9sa OJ's
Money has continued IN auuuullt supply. rates hav
ing ranged AZ To cent on cal. with the mDpnty
OF transactions at 4 Discounts were dull CaO,us ac.
ceptln,es being quoted at 5f 10 Ca good eudOts, d
notes ~ to ~, aud saaule fius lie names d. TO TO-
] he Government bond ma kst has been strong and
higher under the advance IA gold the highest prices
being made At the noon call whel Quotations rangco
beol cent above tue average ngures OF eTdAy.
Farther nrmncss was impaired q tue old l.suus oy the
Improvement In tue London market. There has been
hea hy inVestment demand, o1th from banks ana prl
vate investors The currency ba aurc the Treasury
~ eli 1000, which VIII doubtless induce the Secrety
to decrease ms bond burc next 40 attn. The col
balance IN the Treasury Is slOOO 100 OF winch SSlOJ)
OOare IN coin terticatos Dispatches nom Washington
state that the Mats and Means Committee disc cd
tile revenue H. nut did not consider the funding
suIes. he mArket closed stfony, aud Henry Clews
Co., % W al street, ieI orr at r. NJ
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LEONARD 8. DALLOUS !" NEW YOKE' SHIFTS,
made to order OF New York Mills muslin, aad nne
MADE" send for circular and measurement blank to
nll up. Sent free. -
NOTICE.
Send your orders direct 10 me. The NEW YOKE"
SHIRT 10 not sold the stores al offered for sale
countcreits ara not my make. No goods are genuine
unless my autograph on the SHIRT aud written sgna.
LEONARD 9. BALLoU, Agent.
Inventor OIL Tie New Yoke shirt
ONLY DEPOT. lG kROADN WAY. Ne \ YORK..
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Urn cSooos.

nINNS'S NEW MILLINERY This day we ~
ID lt e nIi.u.Alc prvr- straw Hats, Bluutts. and
ca d enc Hats HlNNs, 81 broadway, NJ stairs
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THE USUAL DIVIDEND PAID IN 1870. AND TWO
ORDERED PAID IN 1871.
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I hr GuIt.
SD 600 NpREMIuMs!
lotV STRING MEETING 1870
PROSPECT PAEK FAIR GROUNDS
ASSOC lAllON.
~ 49,. BROOKLYN, LONG ISLAND.
TUESDAY, MAY "a.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ........
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MISS VAN PORTLAND. A Novel. BY the Author OF
Ny Daughler kllnor." svo, Paper. ~.
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WILLIE PuBLisnED AAruRpAH ,JVNE,
W LIFE AND hbA,Ei OK, llIE FAMILY AND
lis MEN Bt rs. Nv the Rev VIM, AlhLan ID. u.
one vol, l3uo. clio. lev bids Pucc o. 90
~ these Tunes OF dumestC dS1Orl all marital ipcom-
good
orders lrom the trade should he sent IN at once.
b. Il. WE Is Puulshert
$50 broadway. New YORK.
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Ito shows this In bis eye, li- voice. and In his whoe
air and manner. He evidently wants TO do tue rig
thing His reluctance TO lhlk about lie matter IN.
der discussion wgs genuine, and his consido au On
lpf the feelings Of his brethren and associates and
Tor tho interests Of the denomination 10 Whlcl hc
le.ongs, was constantly apparent. After !ookm.
We u ctor over thoroughly ant taking our bearings
nLcW, We ret umcd the conversation ~ FOL ows:
Nel ortcr-DoctOr, suppose this matter should got
lhI" Court, and you should he called upon TO sub
tiAnuate II you have said or done about II, m
tu'h 'Ganncr as would satisfy Judge and jury,
Co. q Yuu durOi
llf. Iunh1D-Yes, sir.
Peg. rer-lou are sure Of your facts, theni
~ Ilnahan-Periecty sure ,ir.
~. %. irr-1Ou are confident tAere Ia no chance
't 'o be mlstikeni
l'r. LluIhin-NOne whatever, sir
l'. trcf WHAT was the hrsG thing which led you
. 100 loc. t,crc was ahytLlng wrong ia the ahaigs
"i lr b ok Concern
br i"uIuln-lhe way the business in tie print
J. r NIi md Tho hil lory was carried on.
r. llI". i'i what was TIE particular thing which
h',' arIr- rl your attention.
IH Iinar.L-l found that the furemen OF those
o', I'' 't'- bought an the material and that there
W o." tls. ~ ~'ru my IN posed upon them. On
W, contrary o. my notions Of business sounlncss
~, Hnp-i|' iouhG that orders Tor paper were
AsL",d oNurto
YOUNG Mn. PORTER,
VINO went into the paper business himself without
=. olpl A. lie made commission OF - per cent
w some o. ms Durchases. lie told t35JUOO worth
" Paper 10 ms ,and SDt commissions on 90 worth
NIUE These acts are all known, or 1 would not
mention them 10 you
ne orter Did you make any other discoveries
w. L'H~ah-fes; leather was bought for the
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Qnbliratious.
THE DEPTHs OF PASSION SOUNDED
STORY OF the DEEPEST INTEREST.

STORY OF The DEEPEST INTEREST.
De itknown to all Who can appreciate thc wild and
wonderful in Romance that OF the most mps sion
ed and sousearchng stories published In the col
umns OF an American Newspaper rs about TO stire in
terest, and enchant the reading world. II Ia entitled
THE WHITE PHANTOM,
EAMELEss CHILD,
and is nom the of the Queen sensational Fiction.
MISS NJ. y. BRADDoN,
Author OF
" oscar Bertrand" Aurora Floyd" Three Times
Dead" Nobodys Daughter" SC, &c.
The first ins.ament OF this remarkable serial will ap-
pear In the
SUNDAY MEKCURY
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Four Months Fight, and How IL Ended,
With n Highly Important Moral Deducible
Thcrcfrom. t.,t
After keeping II up for four months, with pretty
good show of pucKy persistcncy. but as the result
has shown. with very stupid inconsistency the cigar
makers strike In this city has ut length ended
A committee appointed at meeting OF the strikers
held on Tuesday evening yesterday waited on
the different cigar manufacturers of the city. VINO
had refused to accede TO the demands OF the strikers
Notifying them that they were now willing TO work
on the terms stipulated by them, or in other words
informing the batter that they were no longer on
strike, and would now work ut the old rates OF CON-
pensati0n.
There Is a good moral to he deduced from this
strike, anu 1t Is very quickly told. Emanating the
strike ala among the workmen In the three cigar
manufactures OF Messrs. Straion, Storm aud
Schmidt, the cessation Of hostiities was prompt
~ made known TO the latter firm, who had
steadily refused to yield point to the strikers aud
said they would close up their factories first. They,
however, dld not stop work. but employed non
first have now their full complement OF men en-
ployed The result is that here "a elsewhere the
strikers lind their places filed by new
hands ~ and themselves left out in the
crate in the outset. ana opened the war
without proper consideration OF the strength and
Guidance OF illadvised and incompetent leaders
foolfshy Kept IL up until the result, with all haSty
anu ll-adVsed strikes, was simply cutting their own
throaIs. strike to be successful must have right
and justice for Its basis, and TO be successful must
embrace all the worknen in this specific branch.
Among the cigar makers there were three
non-union men to one union man, and the
latter now find their places filed by the former, with
very slim chances to get work, and none whatever
unless they renounce all connection with unions.
Meantime the strike has been very expensive les
son to the strikers one they arc not likely soon 10
forget and one II would be well for all other work
men or other Industrial branches to bear IN mind.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, I
WEDNESDAY, June 22-6P. M(
the steady enhancement OF the national credit IL
snowy but surely telling against tho gold premium,
and II the wiseacres IN Congress viii but let the
question OF the finances alone for year or two we
shall witness the resumption Of specie payments
without recourse to either OF the many dangerous
experiments which have been proposed and dis.
cussed In Congress.
GOLD DOWN TO 1929.
II Is only few weeks since the authentic informa.
tion was Communicated to the public from the
Bureau Of Statistics at Washington that our exports
for nine months OF the current fiscal year had
actually exceeded the imports. TINS intelI.
gence broke the back OF the speculation for
q rise this summer. The 'bus'' had deemed the
experience OF previous years guide for their opera
lions shis year, but they lost sight OF the real
dition Of our foreign trade, ana were laden down
with the precious metal, wondering why there was
no demand for II. The eject was gradual decline
nom llsx to li2K. To-day the market broke sud-
denly 70 ll2k under the accumulation OF natural
bearish influences. among them being the announce
msnt that the Secretary OF the Treasury will begin
next week the prepayment without rebate Of the
July interest on the public debt, which will throw
about thirty-1ye millions OF gold on the market,
as the same report goes to say that Mr.. Boutwell,
Will make special sale Of the gold interest belong
ing to the flve-twenties held In the sinking and
special funds. Furthermore, the Senate committee
insist the original Currency bill cancellIng forty
nve millions of gfeenbacks While we doubt the
real influence of Congressional action this session,
che position OF the Senate In the had its effect
to-day, because OF the senstively weak feeling In
the Geld Room, and helped the decline. The course
Of no market Is shown in the table,
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from 2
per cent for carrying TO e4 and per cent Tor Dor
rowing. The European steamer took out $4,000 In
specie. The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank
were as f0llows:-
Gold cleared. 500 GAG 900
Cold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,750,89s
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a11. GIG