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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

mr. otbcr alias IN urevent the reduction of the cap
tai stock under authority OF the recent ACT OF inc Leg
aure depressed the stock to 7Ss but later IN the day
the price reacted to T5i The annual election Tor tho
choice OF directors held to-day and resulted III the
reelection Of the incumbents, as was expected The
number OF shares represented at the election
was 1l7,3s5. The financial statement OF the
Company, given below. is very favorable
one rejecting credit upon the business management
The receipts for the quarter ending May amounted TO
s32s against for the corresponding period OF
1871 while the expenses ss34190. against ssiss25,
leaving the earnings s000SS against lit last year.
clear gain OF s47297o equivalent to something over
per per annum upon the entire capital stock The
1900 shares Of Panama Railroad stock Is represented
among the assets Of the Company OF w pts
cost, though the market price now Is about
% per cent above that figure. The earnings
Of the Panama road, lately published are sufficient to
warrant per Dividend and we understand that
the Company will at declare dividend OF p per
cent for the last quarter with the expectation of keep
ing up that rate The Company still own 27l49 shares OF
their own stock which figure both the debit and
credit sides of the account at par. The steamers are
valued last year. and the real estate about $4,000
higher than last year. The main points OF
difference between this report and its imme-
date predecessor that the investments
taken at cost exceed those Of last year
by about s7OO co., and the Profit and Loss shows credit
balance Of Ses9I5s in place of debit of ss93i on May
last The future relations Of the Pacific H. g. Co. and
the Panama Railroad arc likely being under the same
management to prove beneciaito both companies The
business Of the Steamship Co. is very prosperous and
seems TO be improving. The freights TO the South
American very large, each steamer taking
from eco to COO tons of wayfreght in addition to the
through traffic. We have authority for stating that tho
company are about starting third steamer every month
thus forming a tri-monthly line to Aspinwan and tho
Pacific coast Union Pacific Railway further weakened
to-day under the sales OF the leading bull in that stock
c. C. and c. declined to 373 but rallied to $50 under
the covering Of the shorts Northwest was damned
down vigorously, as was also Rock Island and Ohios.
semiannual dividend Of 81 per cent has been declared
upon Erie Preferred from the earnings OF the current
six months, payable the 18th OF July The transfer
books to close the 10th Of June. Investments
were quiet and firm, and miscellaneous shares dun, but
weak Quicksilver Common Express shares were
weak at GO on Adams, and inderently supported
on the Others The general market stagnant at the
close. The opening highest lowest, and closing prices
OF active stocks were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

Extra mails for Europe toinorrow tIhnrsdayJ, Oct
steamshp sesia will close at 1880 p. M, at the Mer-
chants Exchange, Nos 80 and so Pine-st
There no change to note in money the market being
well supplied with funds, and borrowers OF high stand
inc experiencing no difficulty in negotiating for round
amounts at the nominal rates OF 4d6 per cent. Some
loans are made and in instances, at the legal
currency rate Discounts the basis OF 7Gs per
cent for prime acceptances.
The Government bonds ruled well up TO the best figures
of Yesterday the stiffness in gold and the purchases OF
bonds by the Treasury giving The market additional
strength 1855 advanced to ll9lGl9 but the business
was not especially large Fisk Hatch report follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30
NEW MUSIC.

JSeder obne Vorte, by f. MENDELssoHN BAR
YrpoLDy tNoveilo Ever. & Col Thls Is perhaps tiIo
hanasonest edition Of Mcndelssohns deiShuW songs
vitl,ou Words now before the public. IL Is phh'eu IN
ane large ana clear type, with generous page anu
,,eh heavy paper Illustrated with portrait ana PIC
,cr,a title page and bound in scarlet cloth with orna
xeuts Of black and gold. IT includes therecenty pup
hshed Eighth Book. and has been edited with great c'
The octave editions of standard operas 10y
Noveno Ever q Co. include. besides Don Giora"''' "
,he excellence 81 which we have already porho 80
nonv wagners TannAadscr. and will soon oe further
enriched by the appearance OF Lohef'grtH' inoSo
are prepared for publication by Mrs Natana
who has superntended the rest OF the series NV
hauser seems to have been very thofouem' ""u .I''
~entv edited and the composers drccohs' meuohouo
mars So have boon reisiously transferred nom tue
teOye.
Ato1ey Cease. or National Narseyy Rhymes
- N,rs,, SONGS set TO original music by j. w. ELI
arr fSoyelo Ever. Cob Is ono OF the happiest OF an
,he efforts we have TO give elegance and dignity 10
,he bomcy favorite which in more modest garb mas de
,,gbed so many generations Of children. The meodles
which Mr. Elliott written for the rhymes are within
,ho reach Of chdrens voices and have been tested as
we are assured by nfantile Jury. Beautifully printed
and prct;iv bound the volume is rendered s more at
tractve by excellent woOdu engraved by the brothers
palgel from designs by Giset A. b. Houghton Francis
walkor. Fraser wiegand, aud other artists.
NovellO, Ever, & Co. have just added 10
uer popular series Of works OF the great masters tue
Passion according 70 s. John, by j. = Bach' Wnich Ws
performed this Spring in London. IL is htied with
English words by the j. Troutbec but there Is no
indication Of hand employed to edit the score-Ihe
greater work OF the composer the Passion accord
1g 70 S. Maihc,c, Is published by the same firm with
Englsh words by Miss II. f. H. Johnston. This edition
was prepared about ten years ago by Prof sterndae
Bennett who took for its basis the Berlin edition OF the
ehpd nv
alterations in the psnoorte arrangement under author
ity OF the Lcipsic Bach socetys edition OF the fu
score and supplied suggestions OF his own as to the
tempi and emphasis For the present reimpresson OF
Sir sterndae Bcnnets carefully prepared arrangement
Prot A. Macfarren has supplied an elaborate critical
introduction The Messiah forming part Of the same
eetavo series OF oraoros IN which fall the two works Of
Bach, Is edited by W. T. Best
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON 9sll:o opelec ~ s5 % s, isS,s
ola aI, lg67s 9ai; Ten fortes, 8st , ,,Auin, In
LtyxEpooL Msy 29ll m-Coton opened stroa. no"s w
isnis iI Mddhng lll. Coru 2S9 per quarter an. an.
LospoS May AL p m--Consos SSi for BON @'"'' ~ Wv
.onnt American Securities quiet and steady 49,. sal M .~t
ITvKRPooL Z92 m.-Breadsuhs quiet N"e'''' W "
for the grades Of American hn ~ - ,oua. asi n, s
issue Of 1862. ,.,,
pas Nav % u French Rentes, $50 zoe NJ, ,....n
sTwnRP NAV 2Petroeum AL francs for tne Pae Amenesn
NJ closed al noesy
M ogS United E;aes Twenty bonds Of iSe sii io'' 01'
on, 1868 s3l; TenForiy bonds tst -, $780, yAn,.s I'm.
~ i sliHns Orleans ia lid sales oil the day, 1oOo
bse, 900 Tor export and speculation nj.
I,yTspoo MAJ 2s-EveRug-Bacon $3.50 v e~t Tor shsn nv
Midfcs rs...ua OIL an A. A, tun
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Mcssrs Allen, stephens & Co. have removed from No.
70 to No % Pne-st next to the SubTreasury building
These gentlemen inform that the bonds OF the Conneci
cut Valley Railway which they have beennegotiang are
nearly all sold. The Connecticut Valley Railroad, which
runs from Hartford along the western bank OF the Con-
nectcut River to saybro0k though completed only last
FALL is already, informed, earning over ten
per cent above all expenses, including the interest on
its bonds The capital for its construction was supplied
by residents Of the country which 1t trayerses who
realized the need Of it, and no mortgage debt was
incurred until the road was in running order.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania 6s sold at 1917 Philadelphia and Ere
Railroad 2sl; Reading Railroad co., and Pennsylvania
Railroad, $50 Gold closed at 1llS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMpANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
Road. Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage, they command at once
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Oh
the loan. Principal and interest payable in 0otd.
Interest at eight 49, per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
wears. Denominations, $1,000 $500, and 800 Cou-
pons OF Registered.
Price 97i and accrued interest, in currency, from
February Is, 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 I'M
dersigued, who unhesitatingly recommend them
TANNER IL Co., Bankers,
No II Wallst., New-York.
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nnMrSTIc MARKETS

p..nxtrHA Seed nominal al S9GSlo rsrseed
IN dmani at e. lUd$s 49, Timothy 80. Flour les nm saps,ss
sc 81 n Extras ~ IS; Wisconsin and hnnesSh
P1r ~ 10 IS; Add Ohio do, 80 &9Spi ssscy'
fiJ4 II So Wheat dull AMI unsceii Red 81 lOdsy 10
a. ad ~ IS RE quoted at "A TO- Corn weaki fehes
Maci 69d6sic Oats seady White ssdeoe p,s.
1roc uhipg Provisions quiet and steasy
dal Crude lie ehued 23c whisky mprofed demsna q
DyrKorr Nav 2Q-Mheat dull declined Jd9ci hsa =.
a. a. Amber Michigan 81 IS Cou-MIed sc Sked oas o
rood demand Or state Mixed tsc for White VAN, 600
bbS Flour 10000 bush Wheat shipmen1s-SVV" oo'| '''
huh Wheat Fselghts 70 Osweeo lie ,,..s.x. ga A
2aCotton auie, and seafyi Low
2c Trr naly unchanged and que, Wheat dun
mia Rr, ~ ga c wesIsTa Red sos. w. . Wsss~rs
Wlite ogt And Yellow dul a. Sc' n'A''
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sman BenodIets closing quotations were

Tomorrow. being Decoration Day. Will he observed as
partial holiday in Wall-st. The Stock Exchange VIII
adjourn at 1880 pm, and the Gold Room at II M the
Assay Office being closed and the subTreasury also,
except for the payment of the bonds bought to-day Inc
advertised sale Of gold set down for tomorrow Is post
poued until Friday This token of respect on the part OF
the above institutions TO our national dead, scommend
able.
Gold was strong, advancing from ll3l, The price to
which it had fallen. the expectations OF decreased
Bank of England rate of discount, to 1ul when the
break in tile Alabama negotiations was announced.
Later the price reacted to III at the close The sesa
takes out $4,000 gold tomorrow
The AssstantTreasurer redeemed $3O5OlO In called
bonds discussing s2sOOOO in coin interest The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows;
Gold cleared s3l $4,000; gold balances, 4l i5O cur
repev do 81 74q 59 The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

The net earnings of the CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND
yNcENNEs RAILROAD are now nearly double
the interest on It's bonded debt. We have sold
81 100000 of the Z Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds
within eew weeks, and offer the small remainder
at 90 and accrued interest.
WI sHATTUcK g. Co, Bankers,
% Nassau-st., New-York.
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WEDNESDAY, May 29-P. ".

WEDNESDAY, May 29-P. W.
1t is scarcely to be credited that, after all
the vexatious delays and annoyances to which Walst
has been subjected since the question OF Indirect Claims
first made the subject OF serious discussion that the
amendments to the Washington Treaty and the conces
sions made by the Administration should after all re-
suit enthusiastically Yet to-day hear that the Brit
sh Cabinet dislike the phraseoogy OF the amendments
and forsooth the question is again open and unde-
cided. Such. at least is the general understanding in
the street. Its ELECTS the different markets given
below The stock movement has been pretty active the
speculation favorng lower quotations. the decline OF the
DAY ranging from 10 u per cent Tie time OF the great
depression about TO p. M. the closing hours
OF the Exchange showing better prices and quite
covery. II the Alabama news should prove true, and
the market be compelled 10 abide the waiting OF
future diplomacy, conceive OF but few supports
to the present advanced quotations for the
majority OF the list. This feeling seemed
TO predominant to-day the disposition being 20 press
upon the market the leading speculayes Erie opened
fuly point ahead Of last nights final price, reaching
@ but the foreign holders Of the stock have continued
TO supply this market with their holdings which resulted
In run down In the price TO CAY. Pacific Mail
sold Mt 7et this forenoon, but the announcement
that the inevitable Henry N. Smith had COM
meneed additional suits against the Company-tLis
time IN his own name, and without the aid OF ChaIs
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THE MARKETS.
,csrefuliv Reported tor 1ur rrrsusr. !

Icsrehunv Reported tor az rnisusrl 40 ,,-,
.supe III ...,r,. ,oday are ig Pots fair demand
and steady Al ~ 55dsg Pearls dali and nominal
COrfOS-Ihere fair hunes doing in Cotton on ihe sp ~.
Al. nee az ,e o. ali graIes except Ordinary market closing arm s
2s5J eveprs) inc'as ~ bales Tor in
~ on speui.o sod ca IA transit failure drfevs ~
W. .est Al IdIc adyluc.i Follows, a on bf OF 70.
Nag; Sale l. eyeuing es, Jane, iiel a. S. ~ =.
O Al = t, &c iJuI c1 AF &C. awe
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prCpIprS OF PRODUCE

Per North Rter Yess,is ana Railroads -o1x,
M.v2a-iI pkgs Ashes pkgs Bseswsr voe az
Copper $50 Jb Eggs 1888 eos Flour % sai Mar ssss
Nh ,ot 81 Ol5 1880 bush kye NoS usH 80
10 Re A. bush Peas $50 bbls Meal 4Io oaks year
1 e k,les Hons $50 Hides bales Hides 900 SIDES Lesth
m s ioss 500 bills Rosin Ir5 pAgs PORK, pigs t9s
~ as pIg Lard 10 legs Lard 3lsi pigs Batter t9s
Pegs ct o. uts Talow III bags Peanuts AZ pigs Rice, IL
E 81 m i,es Starch 1884 hhds Tobacco, IA pkgs Tobacco
- ~. niAisir i6l hale Wool. 9ll pigs Lead
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400 at IS 3Ioc 200 al zsI ser, 900 a. z2,e ao n n ~,
oc go AZ 20 si sov 100 10 l3ee 800 At isi, 96
Wy Iy6, l0n DE- EIcbangdi TO- 10 eY 100 s.pt n, loo
hSs loa i t0'9 ~, sss, sae' to-day p 70 isi
5eo ~ az ic go At ztS go at 25c Jaae 100 at
&l ~ 800 25ic 800 ats 9Isc. 0at gJ,c 500 "A
zV 81 <1e 100 al II J6c IRlg 25lc l lssc to "a
- l.se 20 st z5ie 100 At . tiGc 800 a. Isle Asg 100 Al
zc ~ OF 70 loc ~ at IT, 40 23c 100 7lgc 700 Al
Ic seF N a. 2e 200 2Jc so 70 6. 200 lsIc 500 a,
ci ~ AZ rs 5lbc goo at 2Jc 30 at % Jec 1000 z5 90 a
zc, 900 At ~ bc 200 at 25c Oct 100 2lic at 2is 100
~ Nsc 100 at 2c Now 90 at 29 at 10 l56c 100 Al a
Dec 20 1876 Toal Is 80 osIes Grand total 3d. 90 bas We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at s2l and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co..
No % Wall-st New-York.
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WoOD q DAVIS,
Bankers


Dealers in Railroad Bonds,
Keen ON hand variety of choice Bonds to supply
;nvesfors-furnish Bonds advertised on the market,
at subscription prices-execute orders for Govern
ment Securities, Gold, and Railroad stocks-and DO
A General Banking Business.
81 Pine-st.,
CD. WOOD, formerly of Vermilye " Co.
SANrrI ID, DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

There moderate business In railroad bonds, but
the market devoid Of any special feature The
closing quotations of the Pacific Mortgages were as fol-
lows: Centrals, 1Oba0S; Union Frsts. 9St9o3; Land
Grants so0s!. and Incomes. seasea. The following
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SryEN-TH1RTY GOLD BONDS.

TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC 7.SO GOLD BONDS are is
sued in denominations of 800 to 81 600 Coupon, and
500 to $4,000 Registered have so years to rum bear
interest 73O per cent in gold. and are exempt from
United States tax to the holder.
They are secured by a First and only Mortgage
upon the Railroad it's franchises earnings, and all
the lands and property possessed by the company.
These bonds are now selling at par and ac-
crued interest i'll currency, and with their ample
security and high rate of interest we believe there
is no investment accessible to the people which is
more profitable OF safe. They furnish to the public
an investment security which combines the ready
negotiability the convenience and high credit of
rstclass Railroad Bond with the solidiy and safety
of Real Estate Mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned. JAY COOKE " Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

William Ward reports large sales of puts on Toledo
and Wabash stock, at point very near the prevailing
market price, 60 days time for per cent bonus and
offered on the terms Other stock privileges
are obtanabe at moderate concessions from prices here
tofore quoted on account of tho lesser activity In the
stocks themselves.
The following is the annual statement OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, May !, 1872:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

The offerings to the Treasury for the sale of 100000
bonds to the Government footed up s925OO 1889 to
1895 The s2oOOOOo purchased at 1l3S9a1lS.79
M uudp
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Tn .o 70 the usual Astronomical contents gives
ebe lowing Political and Statistical Information;
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION OF THB XLIsr CONGRESS.
PRocLAMATIONs on NEUTRALITY AND FENIAErsM
ACT RyFORCIYG THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFEHBAcKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1852 TO 1871.
RRCRIPTs AND DISBURSEMENTS OP The u. 5. FOR l3L
NUMBER OF POST-OFFICBS IN 1870 AND 1871
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST
PUBLIC DEBT oP THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATES BY COUNTIES. FROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION OF The PRINCIPAL CITIES or TIE US.
POPULATION OF THE u s. AND TERRITORIES 1870 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPREME
COURT-NIHISTERs TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FORTY SECOND CONGRBSS-POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THE XLIID CONGRESS.
STATES OF TIE UNION. POPULATION CAPITALS, GOV.
HRHORS 6c-CONGREsSIONAL APPORTIONNENT
ELECTION RETURNS CAREFULLY PREPARED OF ELEC
T1OYs BELD IN 1871. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
how 10 ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &C., &C.
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w-Gcbools.


BOSTON UNIVERSITY.
Id SCHOOL or LAW.
TIE FIRST TERN Ool Boston University WIZ open
on WEpN Oct O. 1872 aud continue until Apnl J. lo
INSTRUCTORS:
Hon TD,tUND H. BENNETT, Dean or the FaeuVi
Hon OTIS p. LORD,
Hon. HENRY W. PAINE,
Prof FRANCIS WHARTON LID
Prof JOHN OBDBOSAUN. LID,
Hon ROBERT {. PiTNAN, LID,
Hon CHESTER l. REED
Hon GRO s. HlLLARD
CHARLES THEODORE EUSsBLL ESQ.,
n ST. JOHN GREEN. efG.,
MELVILLE NJ. Bl6BlOW ESQ.,
srdo ther riemU O the Suffolk Bar
TUITION, so year, in a. Vance ,., . D.. 4. - Ola
information apply 20 tfe
State House. Boston. fhANOIo ~ 4'i'"Ai "'-4e'''''
Boston, May !, 1872
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Giusical Instruments.

Glnsical Instruments.
At HAINES BROS, ,.,.,.,.,. .o,,,r,
Those desiring frscss Piano shOud uO' purchase before calling at
our salesrOoms $500. 49,
EyerT Piano warranted rs represented
~ B-A few Pianos In on rent viii be sold al great bargains
TVSCUFR's NEW SCALE PIANOS-The most
reliable Pianos de fl7 warranted AS West TNeny-eghth-
Nnye Some SPLENDID secondhand fsnos sofa veT' cheap
DIANO-FORHES-Twe secondhand Piano
fortes o. valioLs t @ in thorough order, Tor sale by
ClliCAARitG SONS,
40. II F0uIeentlst
Between Broadway and Nnhave
CMITlTs AMERICAN ORGANS are now. ex-
- eusyely for sic at LGHIE Co.'S Ta9uaeiurers Of hr,'i
class PIANO-FORTES. d2I BhOOMESf, between crosby ana
Ems,s S.aYork city. Wholesale retail and on lultaneats
n2AN FOR q handsome 7-Octave rosewood
- @UU carved PIANO worth than double with ell modern
improvements and warranted i5 WctIwelye ghhsL, hear
Ninth
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Tho davis transactions at the u s. sub-neasury were

Coll rae 30 43 90 Currency payments... SuR9l
r. III s,,s 40 0C6 10 CurreGeJ bssuce... 72fLtJ 10
co S3f1f14 oil Customs. SelVV "
reeafufa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

These bonds payable onethrd In legal tenders and
two.thlrds in small National Bank notes
There was a restricted business in State bonds the
leading feature being break in South Carolnas,
January and July issues, TO 49, The following were the
bidg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

haf n Grade above or below the Grade qsotel.
COAL-Ihe Delaware. Llcar md Western Raai Compsny
sold at auction to-day 1000 coal
bGge wfs large, fn The fing spirited and tie pe3 Of Crate,
and Chestnut materially iyanct grades Tie
g comparison Of t hshet and lowest pce obtained today with
those Of the Last sa.e Ia ApuI
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALI
10k O'CLOCK A. NJ
Of GoreraReaf bonds

SALES FROM 10 TO 10i A. N.