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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
Exported
THE TRADE OF BREMEN.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The following state

WASHINGTON, May W.-The 1OIIUWIHB stdte-
ment has been received at the Bureau OF Statistics:
SIR: have the pleasure to send you herewith the
for the year 1870 Of which the following are the principal
features: ~. ALL. A..
g3 2O 9l against IN 1862 and 1873 UI Ol IN 1903 OF
which amount ~ 1913 ABB against IN ~
lin against
In The United States OF America shared IN
amounting to
6 gg an 1863 and 1861 while tue exports from Bremen
the amounted 10 IL 82f IN I5IO soolo ID o'
and 1861 1913 in 1898.
Thus IL viii notwithstanding the decrease the commerce
Of Bremen the with France tbs trade with
heouniry been aoung its totals t46to beng
almost the preceding yesr 81 9 the largest hitherto
reached exports products Of h country TO Germany by me
wa OF having attained unprecedented fgue This speaks vel
for the growing Of the German trade with the United states
enterprise and ntepy Of the Bremen merchants In
times Of the greatest trials ......, .
The number going registered 3i ships Of ia 4 lasts
1870 33 ships Of 1929 lasts the average capacity being
The emigration to transatlantic countries
from the port Likewise decreased owing TO the DIS
uhnz Influences The number Of peOns who sailed 70 IN
1870 1913 1863 all but 3D. who went to Quebec having
gone % tie United States JOHANNES RJsSG, ConsuGeDea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
IPoRTs IRON szPr. I, 1870, TO DATE
CT. Britain Other
lM5 Asf IAE d

PREIGHTs-Thsre have bern r oserng, Of Grain and 80 b.,
. s% from 'r r.. ss. Ss1s' s s y light So @ % Al
S 5e1s % se, ,..d - Tor w5.ss 81 bush Corn q
30O boxes Bacon private terms and loo Md, ToV At 20 a. s
To Lo9dS1 -, 200 bush Corr at ga .' 500 eS Pour ps
hy,sse term. The c61reI' set. SoS s ZIP Vi. o. ~
T. o., D. 40 bbls Petroleum at S. u.
CRAy-We have had more general demand Or WHEAT ard undo,
Earope pce Of al de.eipoas have advanced and ts d % s
for future delivery has increased bat the extreme ps
sTae cd T De asa have te he IuS r Ip oa ~,
exporters generally have oa6d them our S nov reace sos
900 bushe. and consists mainly q unsonod sPrhgi the .
plies the canal estimated At lle9 bushels BOT near as ans
many anticipated tbs : accounted ., By TIE M ai May
their 1ppes indeed this stat does not produce R sies sosgr
supply Ter trade Much Of the wheat cleared from s Ufr Li,
in June will correspond with what stated February s The
farmers deliveries the Northwest the pas, III weeks have
s essq n 10 IT, Gs ct Of ts being bus, getting IN s ssnss
crops; and is admitted they lave more Toord nao as
moderate stocks At the Of the and larger quantity
s G state, d @ 9;1 s Of 5 b S MS6so ' ua G
in whltevr direction We look for apPes we hear bat one
are without any sound e depend the Northwest
ear. them 70 the next t.! 4 's i south me and &C. =
have done some localities but from hs NorhWes The
p pe sr ft r rsD ver backward many localities plant
hs. been injured DESTROYED By the worm aud os ! a teen
the Continent reports variable and conflicting We prospects nos
Ts last year The export Of the week ssss bushels
against 98il2 bushels the corresponding week last year
Tov the arrivals of Wheat moderate, bot the supplies near
hand are large and prices Spring easir Amber bn qne and
rs nns,e AZ the coe the market lover and que dgu the de-
6 consSs1 Ia Sprng Winter greatly neglected and pnoes
lower and nomins the sales are 70 S bush 81 - Tor 30 1Ch-
co on the SPOT 81 arrive On MONDAY and 81 for Jane
Isl IS for No Mwaukee 81 s. for Amber Weseso so snd
aaoat; 81 Amber State, in small os baI l b1sJ MAI
Sses nominal osu ven
held especially White; sslabIe the sales are e oa'h
New Ohio At @ ale on and d72c stoat The alter LOT
White 6l store and 6s ace saosi Bye rr nn and %
eey s0ns would have TO be made Western b1 AZ
Toe seosf state at freely of, red and j. deoey
loser with very general demand the dne the advance ID ts
and large supplies buyers the the a
Damp and UnsOund 7267i Western hre 81 'aG
closing 73d74c Western White at 73G71 western yellow al 40
:. elasfn0 70
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THE MARX ELS.

lc.reni, reported Tor THs lprRuSnl A. 40 TO-,
,.,r, -, -, T., pt IA. beep ou nocfate anil, with
ine ar, steady at % .Sa 81 IS Pearls arc in
ia ,tsadv SSUts 70 pt .. h..
,i,, tom, .c l21 Ier bih"ph ana 1n eAsS per &C
COTTON-Tte marsc trg a. an advance 81 g " m, ue
49,, -. hghi sale tSd males lI bales last
evening" inentns fir rEpa aA !nr unPton ti f 'pa
t.a future delivery s--i -s""s N ~ NAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

The same House quote the Central Pacific gold bonds
at lO; C2. Messrs Morton, Bliss Co. report good
demand for the Union Pacific First Mortgage Gold bonds
at 93ia93l Land Grants, s6i dsGS Incomes, ssidSss
Other Railroad mortgages fairly active at about
yesterdays quotations. Some large transactions IN
Hannibal and Joseph per cents made at 1oil
1O4 Toledo and Wabash First, st. Louis Division, selling
at S9 ST. Louis and Iron Mountain 1St Mortgage at 95
and Toledo Peoria, and Warsaw DDS at 7GB The follow
ing were the bids:
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prcrJpTs OF PRODUCE.

Per NortA Rirer Vs.ss. an e NJ, Cotton 10 Ms
c,,aa ss Mai 90 hhl Coltoa seed o ~ gS. h1,h Ash
Sa,h whrs. N SOL bash Cora so o's ys %, h., Meal 10
Ill Ioa is b6 Gy1 plss "a, seAs 90 pc srs- ISL.
o's ft la kr~, Iar 26H Batter $50 pAss ols.s. ~
p.S M 10 raox q; pkss Dried Fruit OF pas - IS
PIE W,,.lr l6j bae, wc, hbse. Hemp 10 os n s.sl
~. I.athsr, $50 birds Tolaeco, lsJl9 pAs~ iV"s -
Isgo n,s. stsnh S5I bush. feanats ,n-..l, llag As
'nres,s. Of tbe prsagal isis VI Prvaoe ioeu '"H'
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EIIzAnErHrowN AND PADUcAH RAILROAD o.
CLEws, HAIRCUT & Co,
II Old Broad-st,, London.

Circular Letters of Credit for Travellers also Com
mercial Credits available throughout the world
Bills of Exchange and Teegraphic Transfers on
any part Uf Europe or the United States. Advances
made on merchandise consigned To our care.
Orders executed for Iron and Steel Rails =, -
HENRY CLEws a Co.. 81 W all-st., n. 1.
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NEW Music.

VIM. A. Pond g. Co. have recently published
pavcr,e for the ranoorte entitled Solitude" COM
se5 nv Homer " Bartlett, and dedicated TO Miss Mary
xrehs IL is not only graceful and delicate In eoncep
ton but careful in structure Mr. Bartlett is one OF the
most promising Of young composers Of this species of
music for he has only correct ana elegant taste
but sound appreciation of the grammar of harmony,
and this piece il one which has to feel proud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
EXPORTS PROM SEPT. !. 1870, TO DATE.

27
HA-Thc demand shipping has been only moderate And he T
lsi sey A thou 70 seS II, re }eS At g ~ c9
~ Straw quiet very 81 7O9 81 20 or Long u 700
81 IS for short and e y % foL Dat II. ..t., INN
sQl2 good crop Of 1870 Other so"hs are cen %
MoLASsEs-A grades Of Foreign Sr but the O'l
moderate hear Of no sales AMI prices are nomina AZ le
more business sales to-day 80 Dbl. ok % add l|0
sGs IL 0t at s an; 70 o 1ss. LAVE M Sea n e of 80 &
strained at 100 bbs Pale at 80 We quote e
oILS-Crude without change Of npoI1Hee ard s s
mspd has been oniy moderate Menhsen dull sni lces are IN
l P, American Iinsei there continued fair cbhng demand
and The market sie for casks from elherS haL 10 0la
OILS we h1s 9S neT I s % S. been one great depression
Pori market; bers arrivals and large receipts o. nogs ~
the West adding greatly ' decline lee oer a..
Is on Mes and ~ So r r oI J S, All uy e1. and At The
~ favored he seller much The ietaie 80
Over stag se. sp the conspdve demand yed
With Hog, Ms; rS GS ' sSa o S1s &
and TO hope for any permanent ~ nor,
Sss az t tSs We he'd as supposed d sy prove
large summer ..s.F s yer, g ,S Gs I a. 5aa n
in some bncb Of trade for growing demand dSrg M ,
m, %,F SS9S Of 1853 he, are deer Ia Prime b. c.'s
absence Of ,as, Of moment prices s,1 n "a. r feeling
with sI6 2i MAY, sl6d so ia for June 's an nom
hy Inchangcd the obbng demand fir At .Se: iSHT ~ s -.
,,ae 'he sale e, AZ iSe s lots IS "a G for s, Pr1, % @
Wes,ern Pm ne Mess for futle delivery The msrs ls a. 80
go si pS s @ 49, and S bb Prime esA Bel
in moderate request prices without qnoon 80 Mes
mi. al S9d Sl3 for Plain Mess and SlJG-h !" V 80,
Tierce Beef is in light dcna aud prices nominal 90 81 & G
choice grades which the supply small and ss % "a G oa
~ 10 tcs al t2Sd Prime Mess, an1 $40 w, -
Mes, Beef light demand and TIE marie "a"
sales Of IS bbls $2jd t2s for Orfnay 70 rrn On, t6a
irr,.r with the tendency anything rather IN buyer h
rates are nov holders Offer les; feeii ',er & Inn. i
hhs and ,c. az n a7tc Shoulders sad lt &c o
so hotes Bellies at 5idTic Bacon IN far dene1 suo
arm At the .te decline sales Of 800 boIes At &C iot s %
81" 10, Sboyt Rib: 5O boxes short Clear q. lineage a.
Hogs are in very good demand and pnees hsos Ssm.ai s
tHof ".
NEE. are without quoble chang sales o. 70 oo ~ & "a
Ef No. l. sia9 for City io ole i@ ~. 81 w. ~ h, fa SIS
nc 20. Asss a. lie and July a. ll5t an ~
| for August at ll.c ~ am xnYx ESpNs NAY 49, lS7L
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Isl at ll!c -. xxxx RSnt>s MAY ~ 1911.
2ss 7so.22a l.l2l $50 1895 sl ss %

286 ,5n.<zJ IIkIooN Luz - ltrs
So s,.t 20 Is 493t sci oto * T6s l6 i0t 80 rse /, h9
PETRULBUMTherc has been yery little den,ed o QUOT SPOT
III gi.ic ii9,sc As there ihs, e, be-. mad. on
,aaee which served check the demand 49,, las
Lower al 81 Upper 80 % Dbl 10 sp.ess-
been setsiy higher aaes IN, ne s yos
i've s,es OF $500 bb NAV Ri di@. lc-S 10 In N a.
bd and 5000 bills June lic Cases 1oei a. no bbA
.nbia The transactions emhrnce $3.50 bills Asl ~ so" gle
Inn a. Ie and 20 bill, d. at a4Ie aud 90 ooh ys .. 70
RICE-Don.se in snail supply .Sd as s's .o ira
coed demand sales. go bags Ranges a. 1ts'te' A@'"
In bond export private terms - an. erp .ales 30
sJGAR-Rsw sugars noisrsie nens "a .-.rcs ss
bids Caba a, 81 G,s. Cor Cenriissa Reaaei arm 'O
for Harris 40, NJ. .,o,ry. ,aIes e. SIN~
N al eds!e chiefly at llbc ar prime Ia, ., 80 bbL Se
WHIskN--The market Is dull bat hrne, sa"'"
for Iros boud closing with no sellers under NC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

The bank statement favorable exhibit, and reflects
prolongaon Of ease In monetary affairs the constant
accumuaons OF money at this center has increased the
legal tender reserve the deposits being also up
81 1897 9Oo The changes in loans nominal. The spe
Gle item reduced so337Oo The specie movement OF
the week LARGE covering the payments by the Treas
ury 10000 account Of the regular weekly SALE
and s222l4S2 90 account Of interest, the export
amounting to s2H7,99s Is. The treasury took In s7
42I is on account Of customs The banks gain ss4s IN
surplus legal reserve, as appears by the analysis
below The following shows the condition OF the New
York City hanks AT the dates aforementioned:
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Total since Sept i2,l8,2s6 100000 Iss4,s53 20.


From the foregoing statement 1t VIII De seen tnst'
compared with the corresponding week OF last season.
there il an increase in the exports this week OF 3loT
bales while the stocks tonight 1928 bales more
usual table, showing the movement IN cotton at an
the ports from Sept to May 12the latest man dates
we do NOT include our kilograms tonight, we cannot
insure the accuracy obtain the details necessary by
telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
IotrSyuIr AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD CoNsoI

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD CoNsoL-
IpArFD SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
The small amount remaining unsold offered ~
NINETY Two AND oNE-HALF aud accrued interest
The security of these bonds is beyond any ques-
ton. and the price in comparison with other INST
elias. Railroad bonds, very low. wu.
JOIN j. CISCO & Son, 81 "aii-a'
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

INVESTMENT
To parties seeking perfectly safe and remuneratlve
investments. we especially commend the FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS of the
NoRTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
These bonds are payable in gold at the expiration
of thirty wears, with interest payable in gold semi
annually at the rate of Z $40 per annum, and are
first and only mortgage upon the Road, its rolling
stock and franchises and also upon valuable land
grant of - 600 acres per mile of road
Mans and pamphlets fully descriptive Of this Road
and It's bonds can be obtained of JAY Cooke Co,
Fiscal Agents ~ p. X. r., No. % Wall-st., New-iork
EIIZABETHTOwN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD OF
KFyTICKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
Convertible BoNDs.-ln consequence OF recent
negotiation of these securities the undersigned have
but limited amount 10 offer at 10 ana accrued IN
terest. at which rate they recommend them TO an
vestois "a a thoroughly safe security.
NORTON, SLAUGHTER X Co, Al BToad,sf,
WM. ALEXANDER SMITH x Co, 40 Wall-st''
HNLGARTEN & Co, % Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

There no pcrcepble change TO record In money the
supply being in Of the demand ut ana per cent
on pledge OF approved collateral Exceptional tranSac
tions were made as low IA 3per cent good demand
has been thus stimulated for commercial paper and we
note sales at per cent The following s the basis OF
rates. MI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

For SALR-County and Town Bonds OF various Gus
kinds secuted 10y property more than - ai,'S ao
thc Investment. n prin,r security. Send for circular
giving full particulars. NM. PARhhh, w. ""i-''
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TANNER 81 Co.,
Bankers,
No. II Wall-st.,
New-YOTk.

Dealers in Stocks, Bonds, Gold and Exchange
Orders executed at the Stock and Gold Exchanges.
Interest allowed on Deposits subject to check at
sight
Buy and sell the First Mortgage Eight Per Cent
Gold Bonds of the st. Joseph and Denver City Rail-
road Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

The exports for the week ending this evening reach
total OF 1884 baes of which 1923 were To Great Britain
TO France and to rest OF the Continent while
the stocks az made up this evening, are now 336,7s2
bales Below we give the exports and stocks for the
week. and also for the corresponding week OF last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

iete soo Tor Juue II isaisais,e. and - ~. IA, .
gTsy ~ for Ma. at l5e, for Jon. III isir - "a
AZ 10 seniste so for August 1sle ~ Tor s.u.,s m
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fdm- Schools.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge MISS

LAW SCHOOL.
INSTRUCTORS and SUBJECTS for lS7i-"
PROFESSORS ,.,rx
EMORY wASHBuRN Ill D.. Real Property anu wv n-uu.,,s
NATHANIEL HOLMES A. NJ. Evidence Equity % - Civil
C. G. LANGDELL, A. H., Contracts. Sales oi fei'''''
Procedure -npps
- - on, ~ n d S e Justice Of Massschuse''sl'
Marine Insurance n n,,s Chief Justice Of Rhode island,
Corporations c,vrN III. b. Criminal Law and IortS
Holm LATHRoP LII b. shppss11ts, of avs
JOHN G. GRAZ ~ o. al 1871 Important change. have heeh
The Academic es OF study me REQUISITES o
made terms OF ~, usr containing full Information sus
degree and the ices .upS W HARRIS Cambridge MASS
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 50
WuI-ST " Y

BANKING-HOUSE OF HENRY OLENS o w., NJ ~
WAII-ST.. y. Y
Our business is the same rs an Incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us in either
currency or CON- subject to check without notice.
Five Per Cent Interest viii be allowed on all daily
balances. Checks upon us pass through the Clear
ing-HOuse as if drawn upon any city bank
We issue Circular Letters of Credit for travellers,
available in all parts of the world; also, Commercial
Credits. We make Geographic transfers of money 20
any desired point and transact every description OF
foreign banking business.
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from Il up
ward on
The Imperial Bank, and Messrs. Clews Habicht d
CO., London. ~
The Provincial Bank of Ireland, the National Bank
of Scotland and all their branches.
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on de-
mand or at fixed date bearing interest, and available
at all money centers.
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities; also, Gold and Exchange.
Advances made on approved collaterals and against
Merchandise consigned to our care.
We make collections of Notes, Drafts Coupons and
Dividends with promptness on all points, and are
fully prepared 10 offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

THE BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNEsoTA
RAILROAD Of Iowa is now earning more than IL per
cent net on the amount Of its mortgage obligations.
Its per cent gold bonds are equal for security to
Governments or any Railroad issue. They COM
mand ready market. and we are prepared to buy
and sell them at all times.
No investment in the market, possessing equal
guarantees of safety returns equal percentage OF
interest.
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy has given a
traffic guarantee and oblgates itself to invest IN
these bonds 80 per cent of the gross earnings derived
from all business from this road. This is sufficient
Indication of the estimate of the enterprise by the
largest and most far-sighted corporation in the West
Price 90 and accrued interest in currency: Pam
phlets and full particulars furnished on Application
HENRY CLEws 81 Co, 81 Wall-st
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THE COTTON TRADE.

BY special kilograms received by us tonight
from the Southern ports In procession OF the re-
turns showing the receipts exports &c. Of cotton for
the week ending this evening, May 10. From the figures
thus obtained IL appears that the total receipts for the
days have reached 1901 bales against $40 bales
last week. 49, bales the previous week. 685 bales
three weeks SINCE making the total receipts since the lat
OF September, 1870 3l46 bales, against 27l903 bales
for the period Of 1920 showing increase since
Sept this year. OF s9631 bales The details OF the
receipts this week las telegraph and the correspond
i,1 rot foil
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Qedrbers.

.sImer. School Institute" II Bond ST., supplies
ools ana fauides reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
ioas shonId Application Porn w Scheme ae.u
rINEACHERS WANTED for English, French,
Gsusn Classics Painting aud Music, to ntroue 70 ran
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ynsnnrtion.

Mt. PLEASANT Institute.5Pryate Classes
N ohoy. Amherst Mass RsabGhei 1895 H. C. EahA NJ Prnl
TI,HE PRINCIPAL of a pivate School in
this ciy residing 20 miles from town ~ 80 int his family ioI
e Summer mouths fwO BOYS Fu instruction. desired Location
Pe''-"' anu ' PRINCIPAL Boz lce Tribune ofce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

sylvania es sd issue, 100; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road, rs. Reading Railroad si Pennsylvania Railroad
65t; gold, liz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

The late revival Of animation in gold subsidized into
dizziness to-day the dealings being on restricted scale.
The late upward movement to 12i was the result Of
speculative attempt TO establish higher range, and
large amounts Of calls given out at 49, and was
expected that tciore the maturity Of these privileges to-
day further rise would be made to estabSha basis OF
settlement The prcponderance Of transactions to-day
was at ll5all2 though selling down 10 Ill. at the
close. Cash gold In guod inquiry, and In the gold
loan market the rates 2, q! and per cent for
carrying fiat aud for OF gold and per cent per
annum. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared <67,i9,HNi gold bal
aucrs s2Si2if4 currency balances S,Gii-56. The FOL
. LOO. INN. .uL I.-LLnt4
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ruD MONEY MARKET.

ro Ar THE STOCK ExcHANGE.--fIRsr CALL
sALho " lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
80. of Oor~Tpneni BOnd..
,oou AsoCou % .....i 10 ','Vo " D. '''''
~ 80 +....,..........h cllSsl
.,,,, ,ouds hairoad Boads-Bdnk ava Hdiroda-hapr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

issgr f
onI floa market this dsy week hss i,er n -
ACTIVITY ihe demand largely eousael s 80 si ~ nd
though all grades have so fryel, rsd o.. M s ,rr
fsther pors liberal anvsh but On s n 49,, "a hli
nesptcsly true Of sound Spring What gi-ur t,,,. Us
filling OF many orders; Weston and Psr 80 We
Freely for The Provinces and reduced subr I son
and Common White Wheat Extras have attr-e scb ,,e.. ~
trade buying them freely further adganos 40 he
done 40 choice Minnesota and Iowa Rrs f,,bs, sS,ss.
any sSn.isrS. supply ' e. s" " '' 2, y
much larger Family Rirs have sold ven b. 1xs ls,o,a ~
.des from he ws. ay eonsrm Se position % p. marie, Later
regard crop Winter what VIZ that n, ~. a. an
wheat IN the hands Of oar farmer. e , s rss 'sppy
place much earlier and would have been nared The S5
good Family Extras Is denrsbe ous hrg.ly o. bs. ~
nfey to Keep through the weather. Unite, press
arr confident and Unsound Old sprng Wheat RIir.s ~. ~
y, more attention and are higher The wei s
oos against B2 bbl the spontng tine 1870 Tod,
we vh Of Flour are large and With Ony limited DEMAND yre,
~ oas lover for the low ade- Medium Rrtrs st,s
Re. aa and prices have ten.ne medium
.a IA slight concession Strictly sOund greatly negectsd AID
no. ea ZOO .~...s; Ssss 90 Ono Ind an Sop IS Ossss
sup.rspe .''''''''' S9 p OHIO kound-hoop. b.
-: EI. S 80 &c EsnH4E rss. 5.
gs.9 ss " One M isa .Sd s siis. s
WI wh 20 I1o,ee spnns Double BIrs Do. 70
Sc St St E L::: SSs:
Ohio and MI ca. 81 LOuis, Tnps hi. 900 10 q,
southern Flour quiet and heavy common EI,rss p,ril, r,ss,
h ne ns,ist closes dali for all grades heavy thoasS no
Bs1t Alex .na GeorgeOwn mIed TO good sup. ss 0assn
.ss ,0 SsPsssosD EIt5. and Panty e
Richmond Country, Extra 100 a.
Georxa Tennessee RItra and FamJ..... ss
sys E'sr steady but CsrJ qus The sale, 80 bb We qso.
Corn Meal Inactive more plenty and heavy the 80 bb
Com Neal Jersey 90 IS sss IS Com M.. Br,.. ., ma
Corn Meal s-T1 5sS@ 3sc Meal Brve. Pc 20 Ws !. .
fo-o-
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: were made for City bank stocks:
The following bids

The banking house OF Jay Cooke McCullOch K Co. OF
London has been designated by the Secretary of the
Navy as foreign financial agent for the Navy Depart
ment This appointment il understood is not intended
wholly supersede that of the Messrs Barring Brothers
Coz who for nearly 40 have acted as the financial
agents Of the United States The disbursements TO the
navy abroad through London since the close of the late
war; have amounted to about S4OOOOOO S5OOO,OOO
nually.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spece)
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The suboincd table shows the highest and lowest
prices active stocks United States securities and gold
made during the week, well the closing quotations
OF each at the dates undermenoned
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Total since January l. lBIl..... sBA42D
The following table compares the exports OF specie
from the port Of Newiork to foreign ports for 20 years.
from Jan May 90 1871, aud FOR the corresponding pc