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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
WHAT LEFT AND Ills FRIENDS HAVE done TOR
TIE COMMERCE OF NEW-YUHh.

III IE4.laf1f triftte
If the interests OF the port Of Baltimore T-re
alone to be consulted, it would be fer b. Ter mt ne
mismansgement VI the NcW-iOrk CuftOm-bOns" shou
be suffered To and the monopoly Of thu Genera
order and carriage husnrss yeoed IN peTetuitF III eet
a Stocking and their heirs and assgns. Il has b+h
gwen In evidence before the lhNertig ing COMMITTEE
that New York merchants have discovered IL "a CHEAPER
TO import through Baltimore than thf0hgh thci own
port OF entry aud that In quite number 0 Instances
they have prorted by this discovery We no" Earn
that until recently, the greater part OF all IN" crocheJ
imported into the United States entered through to
port OF EewYOrk; but that now OWING 10 cAhhlr ~
the classification Of earthenware III crates. much O e
trade has been diverted other ports, partio 70
Baltimore and that OF 1t viii De eyentuay Tue
r asop assigned that IL Is cheaper 20 the erh
by per the cost OF Ak average invoice
Of earthen ware 10 import through baltimore lhln
Through New-York. Tie other advantage 10 Tue hie
cAnnt who imports through Baltimore arr not ''lfd p
they equally apparent These are loves h'",,
hOuse charges, esS LOSE by breakase o. periht' sa
penhs In tue way OF storage and Clrtagt-"N mere 'h'
poods are not sent sealed cars under tue new rcku
t,nns direct their lie stnatiOn-snd In any event!
nniker dispatch. All these Iona dest!cu
10 tell % our imports, and when It il cOnsdcred thh.
notwtIati ndius somewhat longer voyage, OF TWO
otrpes shipped from Liverpool ON the same dayOne 10
E~SYora and one 10 Baitimore-he goods entering mere
car lac LAID down la CHcinn ii, 81. Louis or Chicago
sooner tnan through New-York, the gain tO our port
Trough denys IN the New YORK Custou-hourc cannot
tan 10 b. iel especially as tho cost VI running steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT HUDsUrs NO. ns BROAD
0sm Eoou 5pm- MdnxhL
23D 3Oo ~ 20
PROMINENT ARRIyALa.

Breroort House-Judge Benjamin r. Curtis,
Judge J. q. Abbott and sidney Bartlett OF Boston
Fiftk Avenue HOt,t-Judge c. f. COmstock o. Syracuse,
Cen Hagner U. S. A., DR.. d. T. Hagner Of Warrington.
John 5. EIdndge OF Boston, Gov. Campbell Of wyoming
Territory, Judge f.. H. Rosekrans OF Giens fals T.;
Gen. W. r. Bartlett OF Pttshed, Mass Capt Pryor "
the British Army. and Col Jonas H. French OF Boston
De,sis Hotei-Ihe Rev. G. N. Chandler OF Baltimore
60 StTtevdpt H0uSe-Gen. \. r. Helntzelmah. y. = A.
Grand Central HOtst-AI. G. Galloway OF The Mem
phis Appeal mt stlson Hutchins OF The So Louis IH'S
81 fchOLTs H0tel-Cen. ., NJ. Poe, u. > A, t. Is
Judson OF Syracuse Gen. 5. ID. Hungerford 0T Massi
chusetts Cen. John y. Sarber OF Arkansas ana "a a.
ridden OF New-IebanOn. - Hoffman H0nse-E d.
Worcester OF Albany. and George w. Gordon of Boston
So Slor H0use--J. ". Wai.ack.
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GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCHl

The Senate Naval Committee had under consideration
this morning the construction Of rOn-ship building yards
and docks for naval and commercial purposes as pro
posed by the International Company and recommended
by the Secretary of the Navy his two last annual
ports The President OF the International Company and
the Pre- adent Of the Western Iron Steamboat Company
each gave information showing that iron vessels he
built on the and Western waters of the United
States on OF equal advantage with those OF any
country in the world. The Committee expressed
themselves greatly interested by the facts and
presented and took the matter under advsement
The condition OF Senator Garrett Davis has improved
since last night.
has been in session here for time adjourned to-
dav. During the session the Board approved large
humber of appliances for use oil steam vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
TIE INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.

THE Assembly Insurance Committee con-
tinued It's Investigations YESTERDAY Several insurance
officers testified that the affairs Of their companies had
been examined by Superintendent Miller and that ms
charges we're Rot extOrtionate.
s-phsn snghs eor Of IN. ia'srano Tns' essia pea
Fire Insurance June 1870 the tOnps pro
posed reduce capital from 10000 10 $1,000 ht zs.s
certificate falsely sp1h rrdnfton N"uh
the Csnpasy pecs solvent; The legcr Of the on
H. toe following appears BIPensss 10 ssS.h Fe.FS' he
tAihsr ssd Couns-l, ss.oo'
Ar Miller protested that the witness wns hls a'owed
shcny. aud that his testimony VIA false
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The STATE or TRADR.


NKw 0RLEAss PEI TF1our AMI frn.ri s1rsrs Ell
Doubl. brA 81 00s1 81 Treble BTErs, "a Con ar Md
HSc. Wbte 9l- Oats Bran - Hay srnr e1 q c>i
Prime, SI Choice P,,4 n arm; Mes si DssIA
Bacon sEoIe lei Clear Rb. 3sc liar s1-s hea
Hans sug1reurei dull lzDlc LA'i advanced Iere 4 @oc
keg lOtGl &c saga, firm rept hgi Hf ot 90 e 5sIoe
tdSo Fair to Fay Fair sasie Prime TO strictly PnHa Sf1i
holss-es-saPpy gat Insnor 0GJS Conmoa qic Ietsr
gals Snte FAR G05c Prime Sheiy Prime f3oA[c boIs
firm At B@lee Whisky arne Dc Z ga E1cAangeSerhns
1871 New York sight dcoant Gold, liOl.
WHsfSGToS, c, Fen Snnss Tup.ntine strong Il 10
~ - for Strained Crude .liy 81 % To-
Hand 20 for leLOE DIP and Vrgn Tsr asldy q - ~
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SALE OF PAINTINGS.

This 10 the last day that the public can have
the pleasure seeing excellent collection Of Messrs
Williams Everett which has drawn. during the last
few weeks such apprecative crowds to the art gallery Of
Lesvitt g. Co., at the corner OF Tvefthss and Broad
way The cutlery viii he closed to-day at so'clock. 70
prepare for the sale tonight The unusual merit OF I'M
collection will of attract large atteHuaDce M
amateurs and deaers
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LOUISIANA.
TIE NEW ORLEANS INVESTIGATION.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH1

NEw-ORLLANs, Feb. IF. J. Heron and
Postmaster Lo'el ftesti1ed before ethe Congress
Committee to-day Mr. Heron at first declined giving
any explanation regarding the checks drawn
by him Tor Amounts varying from tO0 to
$500 whlch had been traced TO members
OF the Legislature by te Testimony OF other witnesses
lie said they were not tven 10 members OF the Legsa
ture or the state OFFICIALS except the 81 900 check which
portion OF the sieCS checA given to dcfray the
dated prior 10 the death OF ybeyland The Comm ttes
desired to know Heron haodTawn the day before
member the date of the check Ga the date Of WheyIand
death The Committee expect y conclude their labors
tomorrow.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LTYRRPOOL-Ia steamship Chns PEG IA ~ Nil-r
Clarke A. ~ T. Byens Mr. and Ms Peg H. isnD
ton Koigrs W Gh Mr EnglAm, Capt hsnand Miss bsens
Matter r. Jewti Master Je~es NJ he
Mr. LIrAN J. Brown. C. NetcG g. ID foasz hss D. d lS1S
Mr. M.rsyy~caz Kours, Mankussme ise r. Lambert.
Mf Ruaie NJ MeCllmon j. R.ly. A. Kssl, l. Goldsmith
Ball Freeman b. Lygo Mr MJrA Mr. Mon, n Bl1mrfs -
Por r. g. GrsT, = A. Gaze H. NJ Gogdng Mr. u Dono'as
Nrs " e. Clrran Col Brush Dir. Dahe Holland hos II
Felix Mr. H. Beveo }. L. Crane, C. A. A.mAa H. hifan
IA = Il..Li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
THE TARIFF. ON SILK.
, vv.av,x. cs this city 1000 OF 6,000

The silk weavers of this city, 1000 OF G,OOU
In number, intend holding a public meeting next
Saturday evening. In the hall at seventh ave. ana
Twentysi1thst protest against the proposed reuuo
ton OF the tariff silk Petitions Will be- circulated ana
forwarded TO Congress, and no pains WIZ % spar
induce that body ~ the projection under Nhcu
tne six intereat Il! this country has made suh eheo
aging progress,
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Several members tried TO Tho IN, ZION b, leev-
ing the room, but thrr were FOR and REQ 'reG 90
vOJc. In explaining M vote. .ir " SAID IL we're
so mixed he hardly which way "a v1t'. Hut -
be Away wished to 90 with TIC largest nunpe { las
friends he should vote "NO."
The men who 10 have the work Grc g. great
state Of rage and dsappOintmrut They d,clar i' tn.
TRIBUNE had only attended g. lts own busiL they
the senate will accept the amenfHent NJ tn As D. big.
To the shame of the Republican mjorit II must -gd
that the Democrats deserve tnf most ut ~ tLr ii
feat OF the bill without them, ne hi would
minority OF IS Republicans who favored Reform
would have been pOHerlesa aOne. Every man
who voted against the amendment II al "Adn'u.ttr.
ton" Republican, and Ia urging resolution fndYrsilE
seems somewhat inconsistent Tor these men ~ deliDer
atey vote against the first lTaC5'HGi i'p'"L u mat
resolution. II these men WHO selected fH .ersOls
whom the printing is assigned Ia the 2, ana IN eien
has been selected Indeed, Oi a.. printer n also "a
postmaster The regular Republicans hat the R., :,
which controls She senate, aud which mas FAILED II Its
attempts rule the Assembly ed the committee On
Printing 80 that they do It's bidding; Tor thii
reason they unwilling % have the BIN
rccommitted Tie Rng men are very mtfr "a
/ their d-nunciltiOns ~ 1HA TRIBUNE, declaring
that n Is disorganzer. and that It's OiJfc5 l. %
pretend deny the Charge ~ fraud ~ printing, Out
think there no need OF eXpprlng them.
resolution Of inquiry INTO the manner N WltN .Ae
printing LIs been done HN doubtless ne lutfu'u 81 a.
early day. IL is not improbable that the enfe pn
Of giving out the work ~ he chaaged. several OF the
disappointed newspapers went 10 some Of me stStn
officers to-day and Threatened t. b3Ye tht' Tees =" ue
down II they did not tnCIr innuontr u '[t mo
Democrats In their favor The threats d. no. ave
any very great effect apparently. The b-,'h la rh
iOu.e to-day although considerable, mostly - -
and OF little Importance. An afJournnfh ul. hoHd'S
/ night will probably be made tO-niOIrOW.
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Par~on,. Purgative Pis.-Bsat family physs sasrIDT'
CAVALRY COsDIroS POWDERS, for hOrseS
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MARE[ED

AuRes Turkish Baths Lexington 73ihst Gea1emsr
ever GIT Ladies ard evening Advantages anefaea
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Back AchePorv drops Of CONSTITUTION WArgR sill reeTen
Ike asgc sod By all DrugnstA
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from European ports 10 Baltimore greatly lessened by
reason OF the cheaper which bitumnoua coal can
be had here ss compared with its cost Of New-YorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
Removal.

GROVER L BAKER SRvrSa MACHINE Co.
Have Removed 10
735 aad 7s3 Broadway. corner OF Tenth-st
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STRAIGHTFORWARD Hartford Conn., jan H. By The Rev Z
M Jas A Of Brooklyn TO Nellie Loors Of Hifesd
Ne cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
POLITICAL.
WEST VIRGINIA.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTI0N-PR0PosED
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.

REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 7.-Yesterday's session OF
the Constitutional Convention n very exciting
one The question Of moving the capital argued,
and proposition TO leave It to vote OF the people was
referred 70 Committee Of three delegates from each
ustrict The report Of the Committee on the Bill OF
R-hts was discussed ct length, the questions be-
Ing whether Constitution should declare that West
VirgLa ia and shall remain Of the United States,
and ~,ether the right of revolution should be nc
knowleGyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

Use Rss,r PAls Kr1Lyo MAGIC on 'era. he sAar"-
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The singer Manufac turing Compsuy's SEWING hla-
chimes sold TERMS
Principal ohes - Union-squAre.
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DIED

Al Notices or Marriage mast be endorsed TS1 ~
naEse ana address.
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No BowerY No lG72 Thriave No ~ Avenne B. No 63t
Eighth. ave No. ThinsVe PaOn-t. BrooEyR No 81
jersey City; No. 2l AshinsoDs. ASbOkea No y
Graal.st WILLIAMSBURG.
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THE BOARD or AUDIT.

The Board of Audit allowed, yesterday. the
following pay.rols Of the FIR, Department Tor ast Do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-28

them. General Mcclellan then made his retreat
and did 1t with as much hurry AZ he had made bis
the gray hairs OF the venerable law clerk who had
been greatly disturbed BY these unusual pro-
HISTORY or THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Wnen the conversation was resumed Mr.. AcHenry
earnestly referred to the great resources Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad The terri
tory which 1t traversed was full OF mineral ana
agricultural produce, having almost the monopoly
must be Of incalculable value to any honestly dis
ton.
THE DREAM or HONESTY.
It's owners are determined that hereafter mesa
great interests shall be developed for their advan
quotations OF the New York Board OF Stock Ex-
change. This 10 In face OF that singular
hss owed ts ss OF tSs Il .h ss
city since Its opening. II you made brief reference
to Its history you would find that at this moment II
1t has been reduced for several years past has
reacted In Europe against oil American railroad
terprises.
THE HONOR OF AMERICA IN THE BALANCE.
The securities Of the Atlantic and Great Western
were introduced into Europe under the patronage
OF the most powerful names In the United States.
Those who first had charge OF Its interests APP
peared in Europe and obtained the confidence Of
the active personal Introduction OF the then
american Ministers In London and Paris, have held
The ITS property without oo
dent Of the United States, Of Governor
Chase, OF ONO; the Governors OF Pennsylvania and
New York, and every member of the Cabinets Of
the several States and of the national government
are held by the leading banking houses In London
as voucher, for the gool faith OF the OriginatOrs
and conductors OF the enterprise as first repre-
sented to Them Until these redeemed and
Justified by the results OF the enterprise as IL
therein promised every American railway project
is more or less dlscredited. For IL Ia said In
Europe, III the emphatic testimony to the value Of
these investments borne by the letters has proven
false, on whom, then, can we rely for evidence OF
the safety OF any other enterprise seeking capital
here 2''
RESTORATION OF OUR CREDIT ABROAD.
The Importance, therefore, OF the present move
ment In Erie to the whole transportation system
OF America which Is likely to end in the rcstora-
ton to credit OF these two great railway CORPORA
lions, so long under Clouds cannot be 0vervalued.
European capitalists will be found eager TO invest
In your railway securities, paying seven per cent,
when It has become established that both by law
and public opinion they will be protected.
REPoRTER-How Will you proceed to effect your
proposed movement, Mr.. McIienryS
Mr. MCHENRY-It is utterly impossible to tell Just
now, we have been so short time here. You
must now excuse me, as must go.
The reporter bowed aud wishing Mr.. McHenry
good dayu withdrew
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoN June 27-5P. Noon
soils and American securities unchanged Consos
At H1s for money and 92h 9 for the account United
states fve-tWenty bonds, 1862 81 1865 old 91 1867
tenforcs, 1914. -
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKroRr June ZIP: M.-Unted
states hye-twenty bonds closed at y the issue of 1862
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs June PIP. M.-Rentes closed at
53f Toe.
M-The market closed firm. Middng uplands, II I'D. a
been 1900 bales, including 1000 for speculation and ex-
port
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurFs MARKEr-LIvERPooI, June 81
p M.-Thc market Is quiet
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-LvERrooL. June 27-5
Northumberland cut bacon Us Cd. per cw and 32s per
cwt. for short rib mddles.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN June 27-5 p. NJ
Sugar 36s Cd SIS per cwt No II Dutch standard on
the SPOT and Ns 3D. for do ahoat Spirits turpentne
4iS CWt
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June n 1872
Cotton s nS%9a good ordinary c Net receipts IS
NEW ORLEANS June II, 1871
gross, 100 Sales $50 stock, SSi4S.
NOZZLE, June a. 1874
Cotton dull; middlinss 1c. Net receipts 100 bales
SAVANNAH. June y, ls72
ports COastwise SsI Sales lis Stock. S.O5l '"''''
Cotton dull middlinss nominaiy asc. Net receipts
BUFFALO. n. Y, June y. 1874
DO SS d. canal SG
Wheat si422 bushels; corn A7Sss do oats ISIS DO
ao
Wheat, llhc; corn, l0hc;j oats, 10. Flour quiet;
wsi'sss s!1 It ssssr ws e
sales 700 bushels Mi!wapkee No at 81 ~ quoted Mil
A. White Canada 81 ss winssrs SoS
ils de- ss'ss susss.
Oats active; sales 0O0 bushels at 3c, quoted lc
81 3d. western 81 YS1a sdeaana au0Sa' canada -
u,.u- am -, , g., 0swreo, June z, ls7s
prlng, 80 Is for amber winter, 50 IS for white winter,
$40 tor double extra Wheat dull Sales 1900 bushels No
o fsr S Corn or 2abst
SM ns ~ ssad nr sSps canal s a
Z ssT Ss'1 Rs1ssd
S By & Esss By Shipments
qasNspsssh ' august 1s'v' d s%a
Eye Hs aud far No 81 81 ~ x S
T%sr and M,i SE 3 a. 81 steady
ssSr' fs %S ss. se I've at &
sD onr SaSss wSea d. ocrn So
Ss aa dS 6s m ls 93g dr. sepa Ss ss
oats, 5000 do. rye, 1900 hogs
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A W0MAN'S ENCOUNTER WITH RUPFIAN
She Finds Him In Her Bedroom and
Pulls His Coat Tail on ms He Jump DIS
from Her Window.


John Mccarthy, a native Of Canada, twenty. eight
years Of age, employed In the packing box factory
No IA Wooster street, was arragned before Justice
Fowler at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day morning, by Oficer Loughan, OF the Eighth
precinct, on charge Of burglary Eliza Frey, q
goodlooking German girl, residing with her parents
at No. go Greene street. appeared as complainant.
She states that about hafpast four O'Clock yeser-
day morning she was awakened by feeling a hand
tightly clasped around her throat and heard a
voice exclaim, IF you make any noise III choke
you to death!'' The unwecome visitor then CON-
menced to take improper liberties with her, at
which she shouted, and endeavored to free herself
from his grasp. The villain, dndng he could not
accomplish his purpose, and fearing the womans
shout for help would lead to his capture, let go his
hold and made for the window, which was OPEN In
the rear OF the first door.
As he placed his foot on the window sill Miss Frey
jumped out OF bed and succeeded In getting firm
hold Of one side OF his coat tail just as he leaped
from the window, and, planting ner feet firmly
against the wall, held her assailant suspended In
mid-air until sudden ripping Of cloth let him
down on the pavement in the yard In no gentle
way across the room on her back, still firmly grasp
ing In her hands the tail OF the ruffian's coat. She
ing herself up and out
ing through the aleyway leading into Greene
street Her cries for assistance had alarmed
the other inmates OF the house, who raised an
alarm. Ofllcer Loughlan, OF the Eighth precinct
hearing the cries Of ''stop thiefr' and seeing
Mccarthy emerge from the alleyway In his stocking
feet and minus his coat tail, took him In custody.
He was marched to the station house corner OF
Prince and Wooster streets, and provided with
commodati0ns until the opening OF the court The
shop In which the prisoner IL employed IL situated
directly in the rear OF Mr.. Frcys residence, there
being only about four feet space between the two
buildings He gained admission to the shop, and,
placing plank from the shop window to the bed
room window Of Miss Frey, pulled OF his shoes and
made his way into her room before he was dis
covered. He denied the charge. but was fully COM
United for trial.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

The Southern list was dull and steady. The fol-
lowing were the closing prices Tennessee, ex
coupon, TAX q IS; do, new, TAN rs; Virginia,
ex coupon, ~ a so; do, registered stock. old,
81 q 45; do. skies, consolidated bonds, 54k q
S.; do. skies, deferred scrip 10 II; Georgia
skies, rs q so; do. sevens, 80 . 90; North Caro-
lima, ex coupon, IS 81; do. to North Carolina
Railroad, 40 IS; do, funding, 1885, 20 %; do do,
1sos, % 2S do, new, % rs; do, special tai, 10
q 10; Missouri sixes s7X %; do, Hannibal and
st. Joseph, OAK s6; Louisiana skies, IS q 90; do,
new, 80 IS; do. levee sixes 90 e5; do do. Fights,
70 80; do. do. Fights, 1876, SO 81; Alabama nves,
90 6S; do. Fights, s5 q CO., South Carolina skies,
20 IS; do, Lew, January and July, 90 sQAA;. Do
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE NEW CAMPAIGN IN ERIE.
The Atlantic and Great Western
Company's Ambition.
JAMES M'HENRY INTERVIEWED.
The Two Roads in the Past and What
They Can Be in the Future.
ERE STOCK UNSETTLED AND FEvERISH
The Stockholders Puzzled as to the
Results Of the Alliance.
"a PRIMER SPECULATION IN GOLD
Advance in the Rates for
Bills on Europe.
Stocks Buoyant at the Close on the
News from Geneva.
Advance in GNVArnman emf and
Advance in the Rates for
Bills on Europe.
Stocks Buoyant at the Close on the
News from Geneva.
Advance in Government and
Railroad Bonds:
REINVESTING THE JULY INTEREST.

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY June 27-6 r. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was quiet and steady
The flour market was dull. Cotton was weak.
MONEY PER CENT.
The money market was easy at per cent
Prime paper was quoted a per cent discount.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The demand for bills Of exchange on Europe as o
vehicle for the remittance OF the July interest COL
lected for European holders Of American securities
having absorbed the offerings of the leading foreign
bankers further advance In rates was made to-
day, and the prime houses now ask ITO for sixty
day sterling and 110A for sight, allowing liberal
commission or brokerage for round amounts.
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
The government offer to sell two millions Of gold
elected lids for total Of OOO at prices rang
lng froL, 1880 to 113.32H The two millions was
awarded at 1la.s2h 1870 This transaction ter
inmates the government programme for June. The
July programme will doubtless be announced In
time for the papers Of Monday morning next.
GOLD l13H A 1875.
The gold market was steady early in the day, but
became strong with the advance in sterling, and
tho price advanced from 1l3A to 1888. At this
juncture 1t was reported that the Geneva Confer
ence had finally adjusted all the questions delaying
the progress Of real arbitration, and would to-
morrow begin regular sessions for the determine
ton OF the
DIRECT CLAIMS
on both sides, and gold dropped of to 1887, the
quotation at the beginning Of business and closed
at 113K The Sub Treasury paid out 81, 100 900 on
account of interest and $1O2 900 account OF re-
deemed fve-twenties. Gable dispatches state that
the Bank Of England weekly report to-day showeda
gain Of f966 900 bullion and that the discount rate
was unaltered Money on the street in London was
quoted ~ per cent. The course Of the gold market
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