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New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Of Mani Iud would naturally result TIE recall short me
city. Who principles Of and
OF their residences Ehbong eoamun - ha
thus which should be devoe 20 oI
strongly incline to favor the prosecution I e
public improvements would gf,ay con
tribute 20 the wealth and Of city. and TO me
fest advantage Of lie property bat because o
within limits Inunieipshiy least not ablenooel
willing permitted suffer In himself family o
the o that reward which the mei Of honest labor de
which shall possess and equal advantage % me o
and capitalists for deem greatest honor IN this contest that m
the candidate of the Of the DO not unertand tn
tar opposed 20 this system. No people entertain more bl
views their freely for these Objects What y @
ns and what insist complete suppression OF ne
which have attended % f speedy ami visible rstaFn for ey 9u
expended AID constant and rendered TO The people o al
that Is doue
CONCERNING MR.. HAYEMEYER's NOMINATION..
To tho Edttor OF The Tribune
SIR: The persistent attempts. of the sup
porers of other candidates TO create the impression that
the nomination OF William f. Havemeyer for Mayor by
the Republican party, not made in good faith IN
duces say that know that such reports are un-
true. Attempts will doubtless be made 70 Impose upon
voters aud therefore earnestly appeal 10 all Repnp
licans 10 be that the Of Mr.. Hayemeyer ID
upon the ballots cast by them.
EDWIN d. MORGAN, HUGH GARDNER,
JOHN j. TOWNSEND, GEORGE NJ VAN MORT,
CHESTER 4. ARTHUR, THOMAS MURPHY,
GEORGE BLISS, jr.. ALoNzO Il. CORNELL.
NCiC- York. NOY. p 1872
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THE CONTEST IN THE SYRACUSE DISTRICT.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
SYRACUSE, Nov. 3-The contest for Con-
gresham in this district has become much moro in
tensely interesting during the past three days than 1t
has been at any previous time since tho nominations
made. The Hon. Dennis Mccarthy, who has all
along been claimed by the Grant party, not only as
favOrng reelection OF Grant, but as supporting the
entire Administration Ticket appeared on tho stump IN
this city, Friday evening and made speech to large
aud enthusiastic audience In favor Of the election of
Frank HscOck the Liberal candidate for Congress lie
accused the Grant candidate Of having sgnay failed in
Congress, particularly In all his eGOItS 20
euro legislation favorable 20 his district, and
having proved himself wholly incompetent during
nearly six years of service at Washington, he served
Two terms from another district Mr. McCarthy's audi
0nce. which was large as the hall would hold, ana
composed OF Grant Republicans as we'll as Liberals, con-
Stantly interrupted the speaker with applause.
-ne speech caused great CONSERVATION among the
Grant men, and this increased yesterday morning
hy the publication OF ringing address by Mr. Nc
Carthy Electors OF OnOr0aga County, showing IL TO
De the private interest or each individual voter with
ou regard 10 party 10 assist in defeating Duel. Last
Cgeuiug Mr. Mccarthy repeated his address before the
Of the second Ward, many of whom Germans,
aui s well received Friday evening He was
followed by Mr.. Hlscock, who also made stirring
address.
TIE prospect Of Hiscoek's election seems better now
than any time previous. His friends expect that no
VIII ahead OF bs ticket in this county, ana the
sangune hope 70 give him from 700 20 1000 major
fiy Gentlemen from Cortland County assure me that
the cOnte5I will be very close one The Grant men are
evidently frightened for have heard to-day that some
OF them have been Offering TO trade electoral Tor Con-
Ccss tickets TIE Greeley necessity Of this,
Instance. Mr. Mccarthy speaks again at Liverpool TO-
lOITOW night
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Democratic and Liberal Republican State Commtteesi
MoAddV N0U. T. -
apior or..............,...,.......Hon. THOMAS FITCH
Snr,h Major H. bkNNlIE.
49, Hon. A. A. 1WISS.
aTs-.. j. DEWITT KILLER
Ni'J (CoL NELSON CROSS.
BTOoklyn-lb5 Auantere''''' T. L. sANDERSOH.
c......,.,. Hon. JOSEPH A. BTULL
(H0h- B. H. RANDOLPH
Perry Center......'''''.'''''' Major JOHN NORRIS
t..t. ..............lIon. T. q. PERRIN.
..nIi ,is p",t ..,,,,......STEPHkNJ J. MBANRf
1-I--,s..,is r. II. GARDNER
Ps.t.sn ''''..' ,............hsjor EDGAR
vns.' v..,n.,. nan ......,..CoL j. w. SHARP.
' Nns.s,a' ~ .-'.-....,.,.... .Wh. A BEACH
(Hoa WM G. RUGBR
el..u..,.i.. IND lW II. WARREN.
(IENRY DAEZlGBR.
po,dh.,n 49, THOMAS DUGAH.
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Monday, Nor. 4.
u.,,,bp,,. .Hoa. T. ID. CULVER
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LIBERAL MEETINGS.

for the campaign In this State, announced by the
Democratic and Liberal Republican State Committees;
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw AT KINGSTON.
A kpR1LLIANT DISPLAY AND AN EFFECTIVE SPEECH.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUEB

KIxesToN, Nov. 9.-Chauncey M. Depew adj
dressed large Liberal meeting at Music Han last night
His speech very effective one against the Southern
Cvl Service and foreign policies of the Grant admins
trauon, and euogistio of Greeley and Kernan There
was LARGE torchlight parade, aud many houses wero
Illuminated splendid display OF fireworks made
al the COurt-HOuse IN honor of the occasion.
THE CONTEST IN THE SYRACUSE DISTRICT.
THE HON. DENNIS MCCARTHY TAKES THE STUMP
FOR THE LIBERAL ANDIDATE-HIsCoCks ;
ELECTION CLAIMED BY A LARGE MAJORITY.
TRIRINEl
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-, Ill, .o-,., a. the time and ne various complaints
have reached THE TRIBUNE concerning the omssioh
of that mart of It devoted 10 the relations or the Count
TO the Editorial Department, its substance is
ha,tI presented Mr. Reid believed that in the better
curp,lism 70 which We are tending shall approach
morn and moro nearly TO absolute divorce between
the two departments
The great newspapers are those which look IoI
not advertisements With the news comes clfeu
and when circulation oomnaSnds, tne t MaEe
seek the paper not the paper the advettsen..s so
able thai people must take il It's circulation 40
great that advertisers will plead for the pIiVege VI
commandments OF our better journalism When az lase
get feet planted on this sod ground no p
per can afford 60 suppress soften the truth In any DUST
ness interest and the trade Of selling adver
tisements is getting reduced to as pam psss a. Maid
over the counter represents the exact ssts obl
the article bought and there Is no dream OF
cation ON either side BY and by shall see all rep9
table Journals stop depreciating helr own Wies w
uniting that IL is eessary call attention to an adver
tsement i'm the reading columns 10 get It seen treat ~
preposterOus the request That tnere sn uv SUM-
Of theater lecture ust TO accompany the t
ment Won know !" take Insult the suggestion Una.
m an editorial could be made speaking well OF tne ea
b1ties OF region and its need OF TarOad thete Wou
he heavy advertisement of railroad bonds; utterly re-
fuse on whatever specious plea OF public as wei az
matter which the editor did select because he hought
it Of interest han any other mater ~ "s nnv Of
place. and the paper did not publish without . P bnt the
nav some of these reforms in the case OF any Dut ne
strongest Journals will come slowly, Tor they n 1tbeve
Tevo1to1 but come they will-nOt because publishers
will be more DISTINGUISHED than now, put pcVaso, a
"a The newspaper they support and the imperative need
OF keepng faith with them publishers VIII see such ~
reform 10 he sound business policy and any other course
10 be business quackeTy. 80
"Travelng by Telegraph" is continued as 1t began-wh
text not too interesting. "Draxy Mlers DoWry sun
excites vague curiosity To the personality OF us au-
Thor ond there ia n story OF workingmans troubles
which is told with simplicity and patbos. a poem by
Elizabeth Akers Allen touching as is graceful and
musical
Among the notable serials 10 he published ny the
Harpers this season, Is novel by Charles Reade'
II will begin in August and is said by its author to DC
wholly free from those qualities which dshgIe in many
ewes his later works. The Harpers will also soon begin
the publication OF another serial by Wkie Collins.
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SAIURDAT. MAY IL. IL.

The week just closing has witnessed a gen.
eral trade moderate in extent although In depart
ments an has been noticed In the purchases
OF smaller class Of merchants in the interior The
discussion Of the Tariff question in Congress- and the
uctuationsin the gold market had tendency to
settle matters somewhat but the sudden advent of warm
weather in hatt has been productive oncreased orders
has caused cheerful feeling among the business
classes The proongation OF the Alabama dispute, and
the certainty that full Conference will not be had at
Geneva have been the Of depressing securities in
London at least of giving them eversh unset
tied tone while at the time advancing gold here
from ll3a l4t simultaneously producing shaky and
feeling in the leading specuatives dealt in at
the Stock Exchange. The extraordinary bull speeua-
ton witnessed OF late in the railway shares has
been based wefounded expectations that the
dscordant element now existing between England and
the United States would be removed and that Europe
would in the immediate future furnish field for the
marketing Of immense amounts Of American securities
Germany hitherto has been the principal absorbent Of
bonds and stocks but since the close Of the Franco
German war; German bankers and capitalists
have been taken up in local financial in
situations that they have not invested 10 any
great extent in American securities. The bone
Of contention growing out Of the demand OF our Gov
eminent for indirect damages has checked negotiations
OF bonds and leads to the evident conclusion that specie
10 large amount will be required TO bridge over the
apparent balance OF trade against u.s. Hence the steady
but sure advance in gold though the the future
rise must be left TO conjecture The money market dur
ing the week has worked easily per being the
generally accepted rate call among the brokers' though
the leading bond houses offered large balances at
lower rates feature Of the market the over.
burdened condition OF the banks which now passing
through the periodical redundancy Of national bank
notes Such is the abundance of this class OF currency
that the banks glad to get rid OF IL by lending It
without interest for fortnight so or allowing dis
Of al Ohfh mt 10 nartfaa
notes. The Treasury movement OF the week
has not been calculated 10 relieve the market
Of this fast accommodating drug. Government bonds.
during the week. have not been notably active and
though the older issues close at about the ghest prices
reached yet OF the descriptions were barely
sustained. As explanatory Of the large and unusual
offerings TO the Treasury Wednesday in view OF the
supply OF bonds the market, may state that
they represented the holdings OF investors who
chose 20 avail themselves Of the advalce, 10
change their investments TO other form
OF ssewities state bonds continue neglected
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there being nothing In them TO attract speculation Tho
stock speculaon has been active and IRE uar under
the trouble concerning the Alabama matter and some OF
the leading speculatives have fuctuated widely and
violently and at times were rudey shaken pre-
sent a tottering appearance. Erie given new
lease OF life by London report that tho
Commandment of the Scott Guard was about to
take our Lady Erie under his sheltering embrace.
The uncertainty Of tho Ultimate fate OF the Reduction
bill was sufficient TO impart life and fever to Pacific
Mall while the known position of some OF our heaviest
operators in regard to Northwestern has made that
specially conspicuous The extraordinary changes are
given in our usual weekly comparative table, which
will be found OF much interest At the close,
we have TO report @ strong tone TO the
market, Notwithstanding the fact that our
cousins across the water stubbornly refuse to
submit the claims for indirect damages to the arbitration
provisions of the Washington Treaty. The market at
the start steady. but quickly became strong, as
let into the speculative engine by turning on
the Ohio and Mississippi throttle valve. In this speciality
new deal has been undertaken, which promises quite
lively time in the future II Reinforcement to-day may be
accepted as criterion. Some prominent short operators
are said to have covered extensively to-day which stmu
lated the upward turn. The Pacific Mail speculation
was not important despite the final signing OF the Re-
ducton bill by the Governor. c., G. and l. c. became
active late in the day, and sold up to ST. The larger
dealings were in Northwestern Common, Ohos, West
ern, Lake Shore, c. c. and G, Rock Island, and Union
Pacific st. Louis and Iron Mountain sold at par {;
Panama 1851 New-Jersey Southern, i2o, and Illinois
Central 1854, We note sale OF Manhattan Gas at oil.
The miscellaneous and express shares were quiet anu
steady The following we're the opening, highest, low
est and closing prices of stocks made to-day:
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The foreign exchange market during the week has
manifested increased frmness for short bills owing to
the hardening Of rates for money in London and figures
have been maintained at specie shipping point without
interruption. This point having been reached puts
end TO any matcr1l advance IN short bills beyond
present quotations The higher rate Of discount at the
bank in London. therefore. has resulted in weakening
OF 60 days bills rather than strengthening quota
tons OF short sight Prices for CO days ruled at from
100. TO 1884, while sight has been lOi 9l0s Some
continental exchange has during the week
and fluctuations in the Erie shares have admitted Of
balance of imports accommodating against u.s. TO
settled by export OF produce.or CON- we may find
relief in the product OF the silver mining
interests, in the development OF which British capital
has been literally poured during the last six months
Welinformed judges have estimated the accumulation
of at the various miGes during the Winter under the
Interruptions OF railroad communications, exceeding
S0ODOO00, TO he shipped abroad during the ensuing
20 days. Add TO this sum the balance OF our cotton
crop, and the large amount Of railway and
other mortgages which negotiated abroad prior to
the interruption occas0ned by the dispute over
the Alabama claims, and the aggregate Of exchange TO
upon the market seems TO approach. more nearly
than would at first appear, the OF our imports
eraons like these that the difference onehalf per
cent existing between rates and this time year
is to be attributed The closing quotations follows
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FXPoRrs FRoa sKrr. I. lc1i. &c rsrF.
L. tr--.l- ID nh.

HAY The demaud less active bat prices steady ~ . n
uav and 81 81 Clover urn and IN Het
at III 81 20 for Long Rye Voc 81 for Short DO, sha ica
MOLASSBsThe market continues dali and uonuas
sa.e Of ouly % Lbls, New Odesn' az .te.
NAVAL sTORBSSpnts rupentne has been more sogsli a
ruled with sales reported Of l'O bis MehaBsbe .
ami 200 bbls Jane tesec closing firm S,d te-n - '7
active and 6rn sales Of l5No bbs including 1900 bh 900
81 bbls g.; also Wilmington. 5000 boz re-
grades dali and unchs gd sales Of oo hhs PA' -
Washington and 500 bbs Wilmington private ssppo
asa - 37i wshnSten I'D - Sa 80 % for Msgii
supply the latter all held b. one house ~ho all - ff E
0Iiscy Lnsee quiet ,si price, unchanged &c 10 es... irf
s1c in bills Crude Fish o steady asd in hmie denal N',
baden du steady. oihe oils without change Of mIcrat'
DAT MBAL-The demand has been only limited, ard poo ~.
quote Ct al 81 2od o. 81 aud good 10 ehst ono
fErRoLEUM-FOr refined has been very s,ra
strong with little Ay N olered The ssss - t
bills buyer last half MAJ atatc c0 bis do AT 2c zee. d.
700 bill. suitable to vessel uuta Jure at 25ic lso
be. last h.f July ., 2se Zoo o ,ssi ron ,. TO s
June sd24ic and eoo bb bals a, lse Csss ar 20 ~
N.Phha scarce and nominal Crude oasi lat Sra At ~ &
rosd In PHILADELPHIA the active ard tim vh ''
1880 bb buyer last half MAJ se aud 500 bbs each 1' ''a
PRoyisoSs-The inactivity and heavaes, Po nsrIs
this day week has since eouuet with lees dss 's
trade The consumption abated the obblng trade j. tl
dealer. being very well stocked for the The eemafd m
Increase 10 supply Meats Is mesTcis ne 49,
local trade and export inquiry ssa, reducing toe supply
sivices prices oBi LIMITED e
nes passing and pnees .re Uncertain The e 'rass i
In the production The exports Of Bacon. Hams aud sh.s'
been unusually large ,hosSh much below the sa,pas o. %. '
bbIs al sI3 l for Old Mess siSss Nes do or aiu' D.
s.s s 81 sdG s Is. As IS So m .s sS Ja1
Bee-Thss continued moderate ieeens trade sps r,i
Ms. reSceisssf S.s. S .Sd ao@iasl =. = -
Pnas Nes. an 81; ;9e s9o Isdia Mess Bee. h' '
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The money market has worked easily at and per
cent demand to the Government dealers and al and
among tho stock houses. Prime commercial accent
were on the basis of u to cent and consider
cradle offerings OF grain and provision paper are
ported. The bank statement rather more favorable
showing gain TO the banks OF s9. OBS in net reserve
The loans were freely expanded the legal tenders run
ming lower. The specie line increased the coin
movement Of the week covering the Treasury sale OF
S2Ocooo, the disbursement OF s5S3Oe0 on account OF
interest overdue and s33oO In redemption OF called
bonds. the customs duties amounting to s2SG5l3 and
the shipments ao63Ssj. The following table shows the
condition OF the NewYork City banks al the dates under
p,antInned.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
TIE 40 LOAN.

The Northern Pacific 80 Gold Bonds are issued in
denominations of 800 to 81 600 Coupon and 800 to
$1,000 Registered have thirty years to run. bear in
terest 40 per cent in gold, and are exempt from
United States tax 10 the holder.
They are secured by First and only Mortgage
upon the Railroad, its Franchises, Earnings, and all
the Lands and Property possessed by the Company.
These bonds are now selling freely at par and ac-
crued interest in currency and, with their ample
curty and high rate of interest we believe there is
no investment accessible TO the people which is
more profitable or safe. They furnish to the public
an investment security which combines the ready
negotiablity, the convenience and high credit of a
frst-class Railroad Bond, with the solidity and
safety of Real Estate Mortgage on land worth at
least twice the amount loaned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13

FREIGHTS-Berth ha. been L. fair demand and rates m
charter suitae to the Petrol lm and Grain TRAVIS lave
been good lae st about gSS rh rites sr me &
by sail terms To Lodon, 90 D5s hosin en l-'r
terms BY sa To Gago~ 293 bPs 21 by s'ea" q . e. 10
Italian bark hence Cork er' With 800 q Gra %
.. sS o. 81; aS h r. r eau ers at ~ NorTessn is s
70 Lubbock VIII 800 Dbl. fsnei DO .. Sd NsIv'. -
short lay days; German q otm resi,:er benz, % 'e M
Sp G s S,Ts ssUse TO r. 70. orr a ana ea or ~
REED-The market an9er bl qu We agote 100 >,' -
s3lSs 100 p Or 20 y i'm Z, 70 -. % .n T. % ., -
GRAIN-our Wheat marse ne pat tas been al .s, sa
the the most srpertea' Il n! can se The ae,aa say o. Do
OF Winter wheat souh OF Couabu, Oio and Springfield ai
since proved true beyond any question rd three months % a Tie
since be-, fay established beac .aaOn greatly aeelsti
g dsy. 5eVoni the lime h. cop NAN. s year and bs 1,sr
tina the Pube &C. and the lstene Of h 90
vel 9rSed h October II Soreber rgsri he or g., t
vii es daring those mouth, hvy.
", m ON a3vjss o he Seits ,a we.' are not 50 ', . m
the growing Of Winter What last 80 ek owing 20 DE
rsias and late Autann may ge crop south lf c-
sai The n,onrc,s for rhe or1r o tr, rove 4 IN oar . - al.
likely part WITH nesdy all The "a w.s but Win h. 5.,rri.
months lower ,yefss unu esF iff'si
Ssaani and speciality nqiy We Rar, ri
materially bur at the h izares the demand TO-
and prices strongly the seller ate advice from Ir'ro
September ers hr sarp eonqeo. a-r,
SIS bushels corresponding last We
mand White Wheat % 20 - Rochester tr. ft'
prices demanded preyeHte the hll1g 81
holders heat baye their
strong the demand CHI. ehehg To- ang tie gs .i-
quiet dvarce price, a-seli tle aes zoe @
bid Tor No. Chicago 81 20 bid io Nn
waukee in 81 O5a - ~ Tor Ge ~ store n M
Red state. Barley qoet md hsyi ''es Of goo boil '"
Canada on private B.slrg ialt the sup
1000 bu-h CITY. II ~. Oats IA T.
sale 81 Mixed
White 5sic store; wes'c.H Aisi At So.
and 5oc, aao't @r Whit s'ate White. o. &, 49,
arrive RYE actirc aud better; he ctr
G9Qtl 0l for e7teru. IN STR. ga II 10 hr Sa'
demand
future the al
55076c for all MAY. I'd sc 80 JInt; ncipei h.
l3oOo0 bush FOR f-gare Nstcl wie az 6o. ana LOW
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Coleman Benedlet,s dosing anotations were !:

Before the formal opening OF business gold sold at l
but later declined To Ilis closing at ma There
no arguments To advance 10 the course of the
market to-day aud less activity remarked in late
dealings In the gold loan market the rates g. 81
@ and p per cent for carrying to Hat and 1C4 Of per
cent, paid hate in the day for the OF gold The A.
sstan Treasurer redeemed in called bonds, $4,000
total OF s:7i79oO0 dlsbuTsing $4,000 in coin interest
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
folows Gold cleared SIS O6O; gold balances, s2oo506
currency balances, s2,5O $50. The following were che
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JAY tOOkE ~ 20,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.

The ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being abb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they by first mortgage on the
Road. Land Grant, Franchise and Equipments COM
bined in one mortgage, they command at once a
ready mark ct.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing of
the loan Principal and interest payable In gold
Interest at eight lsl per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annualy free OF tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered
Price 97l and accrued interest, in currency, from
February 10, 1872.
Maps. Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nshed.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the nm
dersgned, who unhestatingly recommend them.
TANNER Il Co, Bankers
No. II Wall-st., New-fork.
A SAFE iNyEsTMENT-The First Mortgage Per
Cent Gold Bonds of the Chicago, Danville, and Vim
cennes Railroad Company. Tie road is earning the
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THE MARKETS.


SATURDAY. Nsy n. tsT9.
AsnEsPo,, quiet but steady 81 Tsa IS 15 ar
dali and nominal
COTTON-The market for Cotton the qtet
changed prices l25 bales speculation deLysrss
fair request at ll6dic higher Sales asi evening" ares
May, 90 a. 23t 40 % 3l6c DO l3 100 al 2; Jurs
az c 900 stD sl6c; Ja 900 n29ie 100 At 23c 40 A. %
lbc 100 at l3i Aug 100 23i Sept 100 ~ 2lc Oct 10
zoe Now 200 at sjc Total 400 bales Sales today 10
May 900 At Ji 600 at 23e noce asI The $50 % At y slse
regular 200 3lc June 30 23io 1900 23 9lfc
2 JAY 100 at 2oic, Sept 90 a, 2lS 100 2li go ., ME
go at II Bloc Oct, 100 at 20c 100 at 20tc 0 ~ TO-
900 at 9c 400 at lsic Dee 4Oo 81 l9c Brhangel-l1e pd
100 June foF 100 Aug Total 10D BALE. Grand oi
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Southern State bonds we're steady on Tennessees at
ssi strong on Mssouris ee and weak and ola per
cent lower on South caronas July coupons, at s6
Virginia Consos advanced per cent to IS, Louisiana S.
1910 selling at So and Brooklyn Water Loan g. The fol-
lowing were the bids: