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ing bids:-Tennessse skies, DID, s2k; do. do,
new, SIX; Virginia skies. old, 42A do. do, new,
so; do. do, consolidated bonds, 524; do,
deferred bonds, 11A; Alabama nves 1888, As; Loui-
siana skies, new, 43; do, eights evee, So; North
Carolina skies, old, 271s; do, funding act 1866, II;
do, do. 1868, 15h; do, new l5H; South Carolina
skies, January and July, IA; d. April and October
%; do. Land Company, 1889, January and July, 20;
90. do April and October IS; Texas tens 1875, Sc.
THE STOCK MARKET
Capital was made to-day out OF the report that
Commodore Vanderbilt was seriously ILL., and not
expected to recover Stocks dropped and for the
moment no little anxiety prevailed. Later
dispatches brought the truth OF the matter, which
was that the President OF New York Central and
Lake Shore had suffered somewhat nom o severe
cold, but last night he was thoroughly GONZALES
cent and able II necessary, to travel. He is ex-
pected in New York during the present week. The
average decline ranged from Il to IA cent,
and was chiefly noticeable IN those stocks over
which he exercises control The objective point OF
assault appeared to be Western Union, which
went OF from s9h to SIS, with an ex-
ceptionai sale at s77G, when the market began to
turn ana showed a close III favor OF the stock OF
S9%. Lake Shore was likewise industriously ham,
mered, and yielded lrom. % to 92A4, but, like its
Sister railroad bravely rallied and sold & pei cent
hi cher than the opening price, New York Central
commenced work at lo4.s but was fought down to
1887, when 1t began to recover and showed final
sale at l04A. Harlem sold at 1905 1904 1904
1904 1907 1871. The course OF The stocks above
quoted Illustrates the condition OF the market with
reference to others. The prices closed with better
figures than at the opening. rhe total num-
Der OF shares sold during the day was
52,247 The following figures will show what
was the representative interest attached to
each stock:-C., c. and l. c., 1900 shares;
Rock Island and Pacific, $500; Northwest common,
1900; Erie, 1900; Lake Shore, M,55o; Harlem,
1890; st. Paul, 1900; New York Central, 15,4oo;
Ohio and Mississippi, 5000; Pacific Mail, 10000;
Union Pacific, 5000; Western Union, &c, 900. Pacific
Mail sold at 4oh 40 1914, with recovery and
close at AN. Erie was steady at 58x 5s%. The
extremes in Wabash were 6S q cox. ST. Paul sold
at SIX o 5l9s a sly; preferred at II a TX 1917
Union Pacific at 261S 26h q q o 27H. c., G. and l.
G. sold at 3o5s 81 Ohio and Mississippi at 3sI
IS 3S1 $50 q 3Sx; Atlantic and Pacific pre-
ferred at 26a< 26X a ~. Hannibal and st. Joseph
closed at IS. Northwest common, after decline
to 64A, closed strong at 65n. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western sold at 10ox 100A Rock
Island at 100 lOs% a 1927 1887 o 1o9 Panama
at ll3H lib ia. Hon. Henry G.. Stebbns was
elected director in the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, vice Mr.. j. M. Burke, resigned
HIGHEST AND Low EST
tnhlo
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 90 1873
ce iSssoR bslea a sSci soe M Not re-
New ORLEANS, August 20, 1873
Cotton quiet; middlings, 1916 Net recelpts 6 Daes
gross ~ Exports to Great Britain. acsI Sales, 400
Cotton Irregular; middllinss lsc. Net receipts ia
% 49, ss + isss{
Cotton quiet md 81 i5sc Net receipts ~ bale
81 steady and q q a Tnss
%iniep, sS . aoSbs SSts wheat IN sSs
s.S %s s Ss , q; s
s. s. SS e% Miiss$ $ashapssd shcrts 81 4sf
} IL sf'
lass sSDs
by room is 81 nnS o
5sst
'-''' -, BUFFALO, August 90 1873.
Foa at aSi
aG Sa .S aG Ss Sa do ioP 40 Camel
Raj bushels corn sss5s
S Wheat 1eeisfs 70 G Nss $es
s;idz a sass Sf
TpspsS shSa sfS
dun small aies IN ao lots or NO. Is sc SIoted r.
36c SIC. Rye nominal at BE 75c Barley malt higher
for prime Western sales Of 600 bushels Western 81 IL
q 81 4O quoted prime Winter Western, 81 ~ a 81 25
prime Canada, 81 IS Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. August 20 1879.
Flour in light request, very quiet and shippers not
doing much Wheat active and irregular, closing steady
Spring closed at 81 3; rejected, yc for No spring
81 is bid Tor August 81 Is Tor september Corn easier
and demand mainly tor cash No. mixed, 37slc. bid
cash; SIZE. Ssc for August, sSc bid tor september
rejected free sellers Oats active,
sales Nc lat 261sc. cash August; rejected 23hc
Rye easier and more Offering; sales OF No. at DOC
and higher on options no business N cash. No. Fall
fered Soc. rejected Csc 75c Provisions SOW and
business small Pork sold at Sl6 cash si7 i21S ST. 80
qaSiabe al Sc: q sAc Hams in pickle Joe lsc. Dry
clear middes sc 9sc Tor loose; short rib inlddIes
ZEE Ss e r de & shSTidcr at
1890 bushels wheat 249ooo do. corn, $4,000 Do oats,
Hour 10000 bushels wheat 22oo OJ DO. corn $1,000 do
OATS Tu09 do rye and 1000 do. barley.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST 81 l87sTRlpLE SHEET

bark, hence to Leghorn $500 bbe Of refined petroleum
a. M 70 he an mes to Ieaa DO St
Is 3D. Russian bark rechartered) 2oOl bbls OF refined
sS dish an Of ssSas o%
rate an american n brig hence Marss,les Oc b6
loo register placed on the berth Tor Antwerp to
Goa knS or
2oo bbls OF naval stores at Is for rosin and ss TOR
1snsast9ns reported aside from
S ior ali daserpon sppend ornss s
follows auabs centrifugal and mixed iss &c d.
60 ds SO s a. Fss,e Reo 6 sns:G
N1y1. sToREaITls market Tor Spirits Of tarpentlne
ioo ap a. IT, 's aa st 81 i 2
and weak but prices were not Quoabiy lower strained
pp iSs at
IS 22h IS 10 and LOO bills of pale at 81 Tar was ne
PErRo1Eua-rhere has tesn no change in the eo1di
able but there disposition shown to
and prizes sgf anne nominal Quoted a. eG
bulk was @oderaev inquirsd Sr and held with conf
easss sG Ss "na Was
asss hs %aIs. ss % @ g s ae
c 81 as esrSer % HSui
Hs ssS "S he
ssp pa e. u meats
tss PSrf was apctlys and NORMALLY steady At
sS iSf 70 sS family ss and 50 M nssTa
U5% 5v1 held
long s se
made Sqss Within
hs $ Ss 3 l for Plain se psm 81 n.ss
81 :s eis sr sn 1sf de- erses and s s
neglected but were quoted steady at from SIS sss for
common Southern and choice Western Cut meats were
rises steady have only to note sales Of
sy !iSsSsas d. a4 sa
or We hear iofs les of
erce October at sls6c $50 tierces Of new ssc
600 tierces Of refined at sc ssc and $50 terces OF
city at SIC Dressed hogs moderately active and
steady at6h$c 71sc. for the range Of city.
suGAR.-Therc was ainoderaely fair business consum
basis OF SIC SIC for fair TO good refining We heard
OF sales Of U7S hhds including molasses sugar, at 7c
sale OF 1000 boxes centrifugal was said to have been
made but we were unable TO learn the particulars We
quote Cuba refining interior to common, 7c 7sc. far
etgnrura SSd and boss
9has feS so Dutch sanaa 'a 49, a.
sle loac. do - to 20, l0hc loc; white, loo lie.
grocery, fair to Choice. s1sc. stc. Brszil~butch
standaTd Nos TO T. g SO: yava-pu.ch standard,
foTAroEs-The market is very strong, in consequence
Of light supplies We QUOTE INsw Long Island, 81
IS 20 81 10; do. Virginia So a S.. -
RIcE.A moderately air distributing business
prices were steady The sales foot up 20 erces
Carolina at Sc. 9sc., 100 bags OF Paina ut TIC
re and S9 sag sna
a sale OF so bbls. of prime city at ssc.
today but teady although closed weak Sales 200 bb
ats
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SOUTH AMERICAN MARKETS REPORT


MoSfEvlbEo, July L 1873
Business in general has continued in an unsatisfactory
and unsettled state during the past fortnight owing
monetary crisis ~ Buenos Ayrcs The two markets arc
sensitvey allied as TO be mutually affected by any
change in either our banks refused discount
class paper at less than per cent per and the fail.
forty thousand dollars pans tended to Increase the
alarm II being generally believed that others would fol-
q f and a.ssa n .aes who
and unlooked.for failure agreed 10 adopt prudent
course, and Mn 10 future only sell for cash under
discount This determination, allied to the great
and assones OF various companies have also fallen In
value owing 70 the requirements OF number of the
holders who have been Obliged to sell TO cover their
the crisis in Buenos Ayres although not Immediately
ended will be greatly aineliorated by the sanction
given by the Camaras 70 the project OF the government
netac notes; the benoft accruq from the important
measure will undoubtedly be Immediately felt here
The following are the last sales and sent quota
lions Imports-Lumber-fhe increased and simuitane.
States Canada has caused decline in prices under
which the following lots were placed, viz per Nina
from Brunswick, pitch pine at $62 spanish per million
At 81, spanish ior local eonsumpIon; Der ' Rotha,
way Ferpandina at ISL Spanish per Janet Forbes
from do az saa spanish per II PAUL. from savannah
ss s bsI Sre; ss Ss taIy sesd rem
Of white pine per Noriantum from Boston, $50 span
ish, and per Jennie Barker from do, at $ Spanish all
board at SIX NOR tbs credit Kerosene In large sock
Soc TO- $50 per gallon, duty paid Lard-T0 cans from
New York at lsc per H.. duty paid Renned susar-ao
bbls at So arroba duty paid starchibO boxes At Ne
per b duty paid spirits Of turpenine saeab!e at DC
quintai, duty paid. Brooms much wanted al 81 Der
Dozen In bond. Exports-Dry OK and cow hdes-Salcs
4usps past fortnight were law upslassinsd at ~
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States securities were steady, without
much dealing, the prices being about the same as
heretofore quoted, to wit:-United States currency
skies, 1874 1lSa; do. do, 1881, registered, NIX
a 117H; do. do. do, coupon, 1l9L 11sK; do five
twentics, registered May and November, l161s
III; DO do, 1862 coupon do. 116a& III; do. do,
1864, do. do, III nix; do do. 1865, do do,
11sA ll9; do. do, 1857, registered January and
July. III; do. do, 1865 coupon, do, 1167l q III;
do. do 1857, do. do, ITO 1914; do do. 1868, do.
do, 117X 1lsh; do. ten orties. registered 1l2K
q 1l2X; do. do, coupon, 10y 1l6A; do. dves OF
1881. coupon, 1l4x 1l4X.
BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids made for bank shares
to-day New York, 134; Manhattan, leo; Mer-
chants liza; Mechanics, 13lk; Union, 100; America,
1o3; City 270 Phenix, 9S Gallatn National, l23;
Leather Manufacturers, l72; state OF New York,
l12x; Commerce., l1e; American Exchange 100;
Bank or tie Republic, 1o6; Bank Of North America,
lo1; Hanover, 1o5; Irving 1872; Metropolitan, 1876;
Market, 1913; Nassau, l01k Shoe and Leather, $50;
Corn Exchange, 100; Importers and Traders, 1856;
Central National, %; Fourth National, 1l31s; Ninth
National, 1857 Gold Exchange, liz; Bankers and
Brokers, Association, IS; German American, 9s.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Southern bonds with the exception OF old and
new Tennessee skies, which sold at s2x s2A, and
old Louisiana skies, which sold at 49, were COM
payatively dull and neglected We note the follow.
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Wheat was quiet and lower, closing at about 81 "a
81 50 for No. 2 Milwaukee. The sales were about
bushels at 8, for rejected Spring, 81 As for No
u Pa 81 Tor No 2Mwaukee, 81 "a Tor red Winter,
asked for No Milwaukee,, for October delivery Corn
was dul and lower, closing at Sc for the best canal
The saies since last report aggregate about $4,000
bushels at Doc tor kiln dried. 56c SIC tor steamer
mixed, Sc for good sail mixed &c. for high mixed
Toledo e arr ar, SIC for yellow 7tc for white: Oats
about 5000 busnea at &c. boat loads OF We
mixed 42c for car lots OF do and t6c Sic for white.
Barley and rye were neglected and nominal
FREIGHTs.-There was considerable business in berth
ireights today principally for grain accommodation,
o r wca sa For 1r
good demand both RON the grain and petroleum trade
aud the market steady The engagements include -
TO Liverpool by steam, 10000 bushels grain Tor ship
men from the sd inst to the Ith Of september at Id
21sd I3d, closing At l2Ad tor corn $50 boxes cheese
at 7os To London by steam, 1900 bushels Of wheat at
via Cardiff 1900 bushels OF wheat at Id To Antwerp
by sail, 800 bpls -four on private terms The
comprise "A Norwegian bark hence To Cork orders
70 the United Kingdom, 5000 quarters grain o. Cd an
Italian BARK, hence same voyage 400 quarters do ut
"a Cd and f5 gratulty an Italian bark, arrive cor
at ss Italian bark arrive, 500 quarters grain
hence same voyage, at 9s Norwegian bark hence TO
bark, hence TO Hamburg or Bremen, 100 quarters grain
at 9s 61 Norwegian bark now IN England), hence TO
drect Continental port 300 quarters grain at o. O.
Sse s 1sIn asscs ss%s 0f baT hence
Continental port 1870 quarters grain at s. Cd British
bark, hence 70 direct port In the United
Is Cd; an Italian bark, hence to 6onstantinopie
,o cases Of renued do, On private terms; an Italian
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoy August 2o-t2 30
r. M-United states tcn-forty bonds. 900. New loan,
95 consos - for money s2 s and Tor the account
Paris BoURsE.-LoNDoS, August 2o-3 80 p. MA
Paris despatch quotes rentes at ST. zoe. p. MA
despatch frsm Paris quotes rentes at ST. &c.
LivARrooL CorroS MAxxkr;-LlyxRPooI, August 20
Charleston pot below good ordinary in Octo.
Der and November, at 9-l6d Sales of shipped
from savannah or Charleston not below low mddlings
deliverable in October and November at SID. The
Eet IL heavy The sales of the day are estimated at
1000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation aud eI
port .
LIVERPOOL BREApsruFrs MARKEr.-LivrRpooL, August
20-P, M.-rhe brcadstufs market Is quiet
LOSr6S PRODUCE MARKkT.-LoNDoN, August 10-6 r.
M-Spirts petroleum. l0d per gallon Linseed oil f33
o E33 IS per ton. Common rosn, gs. 3D. per cwt.
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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BosroN. August 20, 1873
A firm and bu0yant feeling pervados the wool market
with speculative inquiry. but the demand almost
wholly for consumption. Manufacturers still buying
literally the large purchases made their account the
past month not having yet caused any appreciabe fall
IS now quite favorable We quote :-saes Of Western
and Wisconsin, 4d1ac. 4sc. for Michigan and 5Oc 621ac
Ohio and Pennsylvania including treble up
and held Tor extreme figures folders very rm
of their principal the current rates are not
eager close out round lots which would be diff.
N
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American at 90 per his duty paid 400
nave peSn shipped Tor Banaqueros Wool duh;
Stock stu large; exporters 10
and large part OF that hand Will have 10 20 forward
for producers account sales $500 arrobas Me
second good at ~ y Per srroba 1000 90 81 0odo
superior at - ~ soo 90 atS2 20 2oo DO. at 81 80 $500
900 do sent forward for Banaqueros account Horse.
Ear- bales good mixed az 81 10 s6 qq. duty paid 20
bales short at S2 s,enk Oo5 qqls Sheep skins-ls0S
COZ N lana analo. KS 70 &c ID LOGO dog ~ lana
y ana" 6&c to 7c stock 67o2,o0O lbs Exchsnge on
London-About 600 600 passed for this packet al 10
5ltsd per dollar currency
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ
CONMER CIAL REPORT.

Were BARELY Steady-Pork Nomin nlly
Steady-Lard Firm-Grocerics strong
for All Descriptions-Freight Firmer-
Petroleum NominaIly Steady-Naval
Stores Quiet and Unchang Jed Whislkey
Was Steady.
WEDNESDAY, August 2o-6PM.
Business was only moderate in the whole sale
markets, and there were few radical changes In
values. At the Produce Exchange comparatively
little was done in breadstufIs buyers holding Off
for the expected heavy receipts tomorrow. Prices
were lower, both on the spot and forward delivery.
Corn was also dull and loweN with heavy receipts
near at hand and weather uniavorablc. Oats were
also dull, and prices favored the buyer. Pork was
dull and nominal Lard was firm, Groceries were
generally quiet but very firm TOR all descriptions.
Cotton in light request at irregular prices Freights
hrmer particularly for grain accommodation Pc
trooun was nominaiy steady. Nava stores quiet
and unchanged Whiskey quiet and steady.
ArPLEs-The demand continued fair at about q steady
range OF prices, excepting for Western, which was
trie easier Sales were made of summer pppins at 81
50 q IS per bbl; red Astrachan do, 81 SIS; Jersey
sweets, 50 S4 do sours SO -; Western IS 80 81 so
per Dbl.
BUTrER-The demand has been fair for prime, both
from the of town and trades Prices were steady
at the following hgures:-State pals fine, 3oc &c.
Orange county pals, ne 33c. Sc. prime TO choice
State hrkins Sic Ssc good SOc fair 2sc 2sc State
q
nc Western prime to cho,ce 2oc. Csc, and fair
good, Ice. a zoe; inferior, &c. o l6c.
CHEESE The scarcity OF Freight Gig accommodations
sequence rather quiet but prices exhibited material
is,fc to Pie AIRY nc l29.c for ilns and 95e lic
PC issc do lair to prime, i2,sc: be state
to ss !sr EsIa 1s e '
I25sc good to choice fat Ike l2'Gc fine to good
repSrtSs from first hands
tanI. The market was Strong at the following Sg
far cargces soSc soHc good sargoes: 2ssc "a 2le
isilc. 2sc., gold, per ID, sixty and ninety days
mats, sc. 21ae.; Singapore, do, ac. a ssc
Ceylon, 2oc 2lhc.; Maracaibo, DC 2isc. Laguayra
zoe. 2ic Jamaica, l91c. 2Ollc. St Domingo, isc.
Porto Rico, z0c 2lc Costa Rica. 20c. 2bc Maabar
ls,sc. 2ohc Mexican, 2Oc 201sc Manila, isac. 2c.
Angostura l9st c0sc. ;SavanIa, 20c 2c. Curacao
I9I5c. a aIsc., gold, sixty ninety days credit
CorToH --Irregularty continued be the distinguish
ing feature of the market spot cotton Values
tanned. Freights were higher and exchange lower,
orable. Hence exporters continued to make low bids
which holders as u rule, were unwilling to accept For
future deliveries the market was August
contracts the only exception, opened at 10 IL &c., sold
at 1870. and closed weak, with sellers at 1870. We
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday, August
20, by Rev. Samuel +. Graham, THOMAS BREvEToR
to ELIZABETH. daughter OF the late David Anderson,
all Of this CITY,
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I'd ON Change were as fol

Included in the above are I95 bales to arrive For fl
te delivery Oasis nddng ha We been as
ollows-Last evening; after three 600 at
to-day UP 70 + ~Augusi, loS az IL il-sac 2oo at
10 lSS2c 60O at 10 76c, zoo ~ Is2c 500 at 10 7I6c
100 - s2c 100 at Is1c no notice., september 5oj AZ
tSc; November 200 at l71sc December, 100 at like
Total 1900 bales Grand total al0o bales Rates on cot
steam, i6c compressed; no SAIL To hamburg By
q I'D, by steam; TO do. I6d. sd. by sail
FLouR GRAIN -ReceipsFlour, Is SIS bbls. wheat,
oats, S4O25 bushels The -four market ruled dull, but
prices nomnally unchanged. The sales since our
last including all kinds. foot up about i3O0 bbIs at
prices within the range OF our quotations.. Corn meal
light request and steady; 800 bbls ncludnr
prize medal ut So ~, free board; Western yellow az
Bran Az ar n We ~
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A, DROP IN STOCKS.
The Consequence of Cold on the Maj
ket--PremOnitOry Symptoms of What
We May Some Day Realize.
UNUSUALLY LARGE SALES.
The Monetary Situation--Cur-
rency Hardening.
GOLD STEADY.
Is It the Key to the Solution of
the Problem?
Government Bonds and the Foreign Mar
ket Generally Quiet.
GOLD STEADY.
Is It the Key to the Solution of
the Problem?
Government Bonds and the Foreign Mar
ket Generally Quiet.
WALL STREET
WEDNESDAY. Angus. 2o-6 P. NJ. /

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late advtces from London report the following
as the ruling rates :-Consols Tor money, e2h
e2Ss; consols for account 92x OAK; lve-twenty
bonds OF 1865 (od), 90 e5h fve-twenty bonds
OF 1867, OAK 95h; ten-.orty bonds. eoh cox;
new fves, 81 a 9lI; Erie Railway shares, 46zs a
Az; Illinois Central Railway shares, IS a &c. 1t
will be observed that consols are somewhat neavy.
as compared with recent prices. The rate of dis
count for three months bills in open marked Is
3-l6 per cent below that of the Bank OF England.
A Paris despatch quotes rentes at ST. e2c.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The supply of money was abundant to-day and
ease was felt in the market as the fact was
discovered. Some Of the earlier transactions were
made on the basis Of per cent, though several
banks were doubtful even OF this rate, but later
loans were at and per cent on stock coraterals.
Time loans in currency being made at per
cent for 80 days. per cent for 60 days. per cent to
gold for 30 days, and gold to per cent Tor
months and all the year. Prime discounts are still
quoted at Q a per cent, according to date OF ma
turity. Foreign exchange continues dull and weak
at 107 1Os Tor 80 days. prime sterling, and 1883
1854 for sight. The nominal quotations are Il q u
per cent higher.
GOLD sTEADY-115h A 115X.
AS compared with yesterday the gold market Is
unchanged. The prices remain about the same as
asst quoted, with the feeling increasing on all sides
that the key Of the situation Is held and manipu
lated by those who control the bulk of coin in
the country. AS before intmated, there ore no in
dications OF an immediate pressure. Indeed, 1t
may not be either possible or desirable to repeat
the severe experiments Of former years; but the
known weakness Of the Treasury, the demand OF
importers for the payment of customs
and the ordinary specuiations of the day
contribute, more or less to sustain the
power OF those who are most largely interested in
the management of gold, and there are no present
evidences of their defeat. 1t transpires
that about s5,OOOooo remain ON deposit
in our city banks as the balance Of SIS, 600
gold due from Great Britain to the United States
on the 9th of September. in payment OF the Geneva
award 1t is not thought however, that any ma
terial disturbance wiz result financially in the
transfer OF this amount to the Treasury, as the
payment will be gradually made during the next
three weeks when the managers of the fund ex.
pect to purchase an additional amount of called
bonds The rates paid for carrying gold to-day
were 2, 2H q per cent. The fluctuations were as
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were as follows:-
GOlQ DalanceS OBJ
GROSS clearanceS. 44,oZ3OOo
= Time loans OF gold are quoted at 4 to y OF one
Der cent for thirty days, y to x per cent for sixty
days, IL to TX per cent for ninety days to four
months, TX to ~ per cent for six months and II
TO TX per cent for the remaining portion Of the
gear, all Tor use.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts for the week ending August
10 ere ut New York. s3,41l,SO7 Returns from the
other ports have not yet been received. The in
ternal revenue receipts to-day amount to $259,o2e.
The receipts from customs were $43s, 900. The As
sistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000 on &C.
count OF interest and So, 500 in redemption OF five
twenty bonds. Treasury balances at the close of
business to-day in washington were :-Currency,
slo coin, SIS, 10000; certificates, s4S,
300.
RAILROAD BONDS
we're dull. the only important change being in
Burlington and Cedar Rapids, which declined from
81 to SO. Central Pacific sold at O95S 100, and
Western Pacific at 92M. The latest bids were as
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FINANCIAL.

A RENTS 4 YOUNG,
IA No. 0 New street.
buy and sell Southern Securities
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TRUST MONEY JUST PAID IN TO LOAN AND
N. buy Mortgages on city Real Estate in 70 suit
bonus Address TRU S1EE box 2,G5 Post office n Y
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A I REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
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