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NEW YORK

New YORK, July -, 1910 A.M-Cot-
t0n-FutHres weak. August deltvery 1872
ais I-1tr; September IGsTi6 I-IGc. o.
tobsr l6s dlGtc.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1880 4. M.-Coiton
Ordinary l35c; good ordinary I5ic; strict
good ordinary l5Ic; low middling I6Sc;
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TIE SLGSS-LONG SHOOTING AT.
FAIE.
Washington lJulv 10 SPECIAL 90 the CINCINNATI
Eazgffp

A gentleman from Alabama, who ar
rived to-day, reports that a fresh COM
plication has arisen in the case of
Representative Sloss. The young man
Is thought 70 be in fair way Of re-
covery, andif he gets out, it is regard
ed as certain that be VIII bushwhack
Mr.. SlOss, unless the latter succeeds in
shooting hun first. As the situation is
described in TuscUmbia, Sl0ss is IN
more danger if his victim RECEIVERS than
if he dies, and Sloss Is tried for killing
him.
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WALL STREETS PERIL.
How the Changers are Worrying the
Railroad SEOnOPOIies--PreParin for
n Battle that VIII Make the Globe
Reel.

Railroad observation-disclosures for
n Battle that VIII Make the Globe
Reel
New York Correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Commercial.
The railroad interest, and its specu-
latiye allies, are therefore mad about
the agricultural lmpertinence of the
Western Changers, and apprehensive
about the result of the decision Just
rendered IN Wisconsin.
GROUNDS OF FEAR.
The GrangIng party Is looming up IN
Wall street. 1t not only looks con-
temptible and stilted, but also formid-
able and ominous. Though foolish, vii
famous and terrible. it apparently
means business. Wall street first
stares at 1t, then snccrs at 1t, then
scowls at 1t, then watches the stock list
with horrible feelings, and then pro-
poses to do anything that the devil
may require IN order 10 secure pecuniary
salvation.
TURNING THE TABLES.
The railroad and stock-speculating
operators have for u long time had the
farming or producing interest by the
throat. How do you suppose they must
feel when the tables are turned and
they wake up to find out the farming
interest Is Iesolutely preparing to take
them by the nose.
The railroads have been able to regu-
late the price of the produce raised by
the farmers. What must be their state
Of mind when they find out that the
farmers are getting ready To regulate
the receipts Of the railroads.
The Wall street man, accustomed to
reduce, from time to time, the income
of the Wisconsin cOrn-masticatOr, sud
denly finds that this corn-masticatOr
has begun to take on airs and talk
about reducing his income
Wisconsin farms and things have
had the value put on them in Wall
street. But 10 and behold. Wall
street stocks and things are to have
the value put on them IN Wisconsin.
THE REELING GLOBE.
1t can't be done, without a battle,
which will make the globe reel.
THE STAKE.
Wall street has not only thousands
of millions at stake IN the struggle, but
its abiding intrinsic power and its pow
er Of humbug are also at stake.
If the Wisconsin lawmakers, or
rather the Western Changers, win the
day, we shall perhaps breed fewer pau
pers and milionaires during the rest of
the century than we have done within
tie last few years. If Wall street
wins. we shall doubtless go on breed
ins milhonaires and pauperS quicker
/ than ever.
If Wisconsin wins, it will not be till
af-er Wall street has spent millions to
| beat It.
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CHICAGO, July, d. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and weak; re
ceipts 81 200 bushels; to pc lower; No. 2
spring S1=12taI.l2s for spot; SLIP sa1.12ss
for July delivery; S1.OS5 for August de-
livery. Corn duh and dropping; closed
firmer; No. mixed 61a6I.c; closed at Gle
bid for spot or for July delivery; G05c for
August delivery. Oats strong 5O99c for spot;
a & for July delivery; 35c for August de-
livery. Bye scarce and firm at 81 for spot.
Barley dull and rDSninal. Mess pork ex-
cited and prices higher; s1S.STt for spot or
for August delivery; Sl9.a5a2O.0O for Sep
TENDER deliverys Lard quiet and unchang-
cd az 1lsC for spot, July or August delivery.
Whisky CSC.
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BANKING.
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECroRs:

". ". BERRY, CHAS. Z. HIIiLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DEMPSEY WEAVER.
FENRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Il Business and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
". W. BERRY, President
JEO. KIEKMAN, Yice-President
sep1 ly
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Fifth ward.

Judges-John Luck, Tom ESkew, George ".
Smith.
Clerks-A Camp, Cos Plummer
Receiver-A. Is. Shankland.
Election 70 be held at the Hook and Ladder
Hall
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~. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, July l5.-Flonr dali but
unchanged; superfine $. 75a4.25; extra
S4.JOa5; Xxx Sja5.20; xxx S5.Tja6.25;
fancy ST.25aS.50. Wheat firner; prime
red Sl:12a1.20; choice Sl.23al 80. Corn
easier at 65c; &c for August delivery. Oats
higher at &c. Whisky steady at 95c.
Mess pork firm. Dry salt meats active and
higher; shoulders, at st. Joseph and Quin-
cy, &c, here 7.c; clear, up country, 9ae,
here 1910. Bacon scarce and strong; shout
ders S1aSsc; clear rio 12a124e. Hogs firm;
ranging from $40 to 500. Cattle firm
and unchanged. Wheat receipts 1000
bushels. Corn receipts 10000 bushels.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, July 10. Flour, duh and
declined to S4.5OaS.J0. Corn unchanged
at S2aS3c. Oats, none on the market.
Provisions-de.nand Eight but firm. Lard
-tierces 125al2sc; keg 1S.al39e. Mess
pork sd. BacOn-shouldprs ssc; clear rib
Halle.
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The Nashville Savings Company furnishes
us the following quotations showing the
prices and movement Of cotton at New
York and Liverpool throughout the day:
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lOway.
Clerks W Mitchell, Wash Csrper.
Receiver-- Morgan, (COnstable.)
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N CHICAGO Markets.

shoulders 81. clear rib 1Qsa11, Bulk meats
firm; shoulders q; clear rib 95a10sc. Lard
l3al3sc. Whisky. DC. -.--rr-l - D
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July 15-The packagetrade
in some departments was fairly active. The
market for cotton goods is bitter at steady
prices. Cotton flannelS We're freely distri
buted BY some Of the agents at opening
prices. Wool fannels are more active and
blankets in improved request at about last
seasons rates. Fancy cassimeres and re-
rnllanfs are flirlV active
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NASHVILLE MARKETS.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, July 10.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, July -.
COTTON.
A further decline i'm the New York mar
e. was reported to-day and prices were cor
respondingly reduced here. Our market
was in consequence made easier, as the
number of sales will show. The following
were the closing quotations:
IitItOf-..... -.-s.............. 6l0
OIULilaI! -----.................l2 k
GoOG ordinary .--..............4K
Strict good ordinary. ........lfS
Low a., IlltI'iiiiig --...--..--.......5R
-nlA1Ai Is..s....
The days transactions were as follows:
49, f~'-'''' ''''...--...-........... 81
'.So'--.. ..-...-s.ss.--.. 1l9 r..
.--.--..-ss......... 81
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock OF hand Sept. !, Is7s... 254O
Received tO-day.......... u
Received previously. .lnOGII tlG79s
y.aA-.. --.s-.s.-..-.......s iQ326S
Chltltu to-uaN. 81
Shipped previously. .g76l0 g61
StoeK on hand--...--.. $50
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DOOKsIxEEPING. copying and sisslls-
ID work solicited. Address A, care ~ s once.
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4 BO0Ez-KEEpEVt wants a permanent
n itpatiOsss Ay,lress c. C, this Office.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
%
"a ......
Nashville and ChattsnoSfa ara st. Louis
Railroad, LIST mortgage, .............
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
ond mortgage 6's..........-...........
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New YORK General Markets.

NEW YORK, July Is. - Flour was
scarcely so firm; quotations unchanged;
superfine Western and State S5.00aj.25;
extra Ohio Sj.SOa7.70; st. Louis S6.15a
11.0O. Wheat less active and lower; re-
ceipts 114,O0O; No. spring S1.34a1.S5.
Rye quiet firm; Sl.10a1.12s Barley IN
changed. Corn in fair demand; western
mixed 77a7S5c. Oats more active and
higher at G3a65c. Coffee dull and nominal
ly lower. Sugar dull and lower at 7saSe.
Mess pork quiet; new mess 500; mid
dies quiet; short clear 10tc. Lard quiet
and unchanged. Whisky scarcely so firm
O9Ie
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FSurth ward

Judses-JOhh 1UduI OtAIIes Wandf A. Q.
Carter.
: Clerks-wm- Mccall, J. NJ. Reed.
Receiver-HeInphiil- -- -
Election to be held at Fireman's Hall
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LoUIsvlILE, July I5.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged at I6aTSc. Oats
65a6Se. Rye Toe. Mess pork dull and
prices shade lowerat $20.S0. Bacon firm
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FOR RENT.

=
DOR RENT-A nice house. with u acres OF
II ground and three hundred fruit-bearlns
trees, tive miles frcui Nashville, ON Hiilseoro
pike. Apply TO this office jyio ~
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July -, P. NJ COnsOls
for money 925a9z..; account 92sa92,,;
United States 5-20s of '65, 10Ss; 1867,
10St; 10-40s los; new IS, los; New
York Central, 90; Erie, 295; do. pre-
ferred Al.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank Of England on balance to-day was
$4,000.
LIVERPOOL, July b. Breadstuffs are
quiet.
PARIS, July 1J.-Rentes GIf. roc.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June Is 1874 y
@ Ssss Eapsr. sSss sSss STsnsy receipts
sooS sSSn spdsry is TsasSa @ lev sss sas
eoes sso 1 sse M ss evenins 1sas m sa s,oek
Cotton quiet and scarce middns, isssc Vet receipts
evening, 500 Stock, I4,sss
bales gross @ Exports coaiwiss sales ssts'ss sioes
- ,, -cHAslEsros. June "a 1874
EsSs sa Rasns ~ Sss Stock ssses & bales
Spirit, Of %ssssss Saet * s Ro.S June as r M s
r .w a s. ss e. for ea ess
,,o, osxreo, June ls 1874
$ ior amber winter IS 50 for white winter 81 ior
%aasse e at Wsfas 81 sales A. corn Sa sr M
4 bushels ap pS at
%iaaiiasS. - per Canal iseishts.%hsSi, G
e ;1s hsas.S SswSS,s SsS ysrT
isl isst nmoer; Canal shpments~soo bushels
.n, r., ,mnor,. ,or ~. sgrr.ao June 10 1874
as RaIi 1S%sas s$'S Sa.Sss; ssi;
r bushels; s',eS Corn a.' a. Ya&s aS
sa ss 90 oats osn' e. sThs, ssads Sale: he M p5 s
s%ss ssaSs s = s'fsg ~ s Sn. i
ST 81 ST sa: Port Washington 81 so a 81 sois,:
bushels No. Western at s oas Steady Sales SS
bushels No. Western at 56c. Rye nominaly, 81 TO-
Barley malt irm. Canada, 81 90 81; Western.
81 80 81 80. Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO, June 10, 1874
Flour quiet aud unchanged. Wheat in fair demand
and lower. No white Wabash, 81 6 No white Michi-
gan, 81 44a ST. ~; No do 81 81: amber Michigan,
81 S2h. spot 81 33., July; No. red 81 3t spot 81 3
July 81 IL August No. 3red. 81 q. Corn flim and in
fair demand nigh mixed .7c spot 6i'sc July esfc
a lie; no grade. 65s4c.; DAMAGED, 56c 5sc. Oats
shade higher No l. 52lac No 36lec. for Ausnst Mich
igan, 5lc. Freights unchanged. Recepts-l,tD bbls.
-four, 1900 bushels wheat S3U00 do. 5000 do
oats. Shipmcnts-oi,0W bushels wheat 5000 do. corn
and 1000 DO. oats.
CHICAGO June Is 1874.
W Flour dun and unchanged only LOCAL demand.
wheat duil and unsettled; prices lower; No. spring,
L.; No do, 81 i. cash; 81 l73.. July 81 IS,
was steady; sales ut 81 l9a, July Corn dull and I'M
settled; No. mixed, &c 62isc., spot 6Ic. &C.
July or August: high mixed, 6Sc. rcJected 5isc In
tue Board In the afternoon July sold and closed ut
6oesc. Oats irm and IN isr demand; No. Ec cash;
4ic July SIC, August. Rye qict and nnchangcd No 9
SIC. a oitsc. Barley dun and dropping: No spring,
81 90 Whiskey In good demand at 9ic eilac. Fork in
lair demand and hrm held higher, nomnaliy at SIT 25
cash sales ut SIT 25 July closing $7 25 bid No change
cash Or July no sales Bulk meats quiet and unchanged
offered at SAC Receps-70O0 bbls -four, s20 bushels
wheat. 100000 do corn 1900 do oats and loo do rye
shipments-SoN bbs -four, 5000 bushels wheat
270.VOU do. corn 5l,U00 do oats and 20)0 barley.
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TERMINATION OF TIE BISHOP CASE.

Inc investigation In the case OF the late Nathan.
lei c. Bishop was set down for twelve O'Clock
yesterday, before Coroner woltman; but, owing to
the absence OF Dr. Shine the Coroner, after swear.
ing IN the jury. took recess for an hour. On the
reassemoiing OF the jury the lnquisition was pro
ceeded with but conclusion was soon reached
AT least, AS lar as Coroner Woltman Is concerned
After taking the testimony OF Mrs. Bishop, the
widow, and one or two other witnesses, Pro
lessor DoreInus called to read his evidence
touching the critical analysis he had made, which
showed most concusvely that he had been unable
TO detect the presence OF any mineral or other
poison In the organs lett IN his care or analysis.
This. OF course, ended the case, and the cause o.
death was ascrbed 70 'cnronic endo.astertis" and
her son were present IN court and watched ~
proceedings wttn considevable intereee
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CLOSING PRICES-s O'CLOCK P. NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Easier-Flour Dull and
Heavy-Wheat Dull and Lower-Corn
Active and Lower-Oats Ffrmer-Pork
and Lard Easier-Groceries Steady
Freights Firmer Petroleum About
Steady-Naval stores Dull and Lower
Whfskey Firm.
MONDAY, June l5-8 p M.
Business was moderate IN most departments OF
trade to-day, and there was considerable irregu-
larity In the markets. On 'Change cotton was dull
and declining Flour was dull. heavy and irregu-
lar. Wheat was decidedly lower and dull at the
decline. Corn was also lower, but fairly active at
the decline, the market at the Close however, be-
ing dull and heavy. Oats were frmer Whiskey
was lrmer. Pork and lard were heavy and rather
lower. Freights were strong. Cotton was only In
light request and declined 316c. per lb. Tor futures
Groceries quiet, but values not quotabIy
changed. Petroleum about steady though the ten
dency in buyers favor Naval stores were dull and
lower
UorrEE-The market for Rio was quiet but steady
Mild coffee inquired for moderately and sold to the
extent OF 500 bags OF Laguyra, at Hampton Roads,
to here private Another cargo of Laguy-
said to have been sod but were unable to learn
particulars We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes l7ac o
l7,ac iar do siAc 1slSc. good do l9c l9ac prime
do 204c 20sc extreme range for lots Isle. 20Isc;
Java, government bags 23c. 2ic. grass mats 23c
&C Ceylon, lsc. 81 Maracabo I6sc 2nsc La.
guayra I9isc 2Uisc. jamaica I9c. 2lc st Domingo
Ioc Porto kico, ac. 2u1ac Costa Rca. Ice aJi,c
Mexican, Islsc: l9ac; savana, i6c 2lc CURACAO,
l6c IA i9ssc., gold sixly 10 ninetv days credit.
COTTON the spot was rather more active, at about
former prices, the slight difference being in buyers
favor. stntures were only IN light request, at d de-
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STOCKS.

The stock market to-day presented another OF
the curious Kaleidoscope changes with which 1t Is
wont to astonsh the street. On Saturday 1t close
dull and lower. after week strongly marked by
n0n-improvemenJ This morning it opened no
better in fact showed at the very beginning signs
OF depression. Orders began TO pour in to the
Board to sell stocks on sellers options. This was
the new feature. It was the deal OF men who
seem to be now satisfied that we are to have lower
prices during the summer-a bold unfolding and
exhibition oil their hands. 1t meant business and
it made fright; or, II this be too strong word,
it caused a show OF generalization. Certainly
there were few, outside Of the bear element, who
endeavored to sustain the market and, being left
to itself, it dropped and
BARELY REMAINED STEADY
at the close The options referred to were gener-
ally sold from q to * per cent below the regular
figures of the market, and the latter weakened
percepiiby until at the end prices In
the regular way were nearly on level
with the opening prices of the sellers'
options. Western Union opened at 72 and closed
at 71ls. Pacific Mail receded from 41jS to 40Ss,
closing at4l; New York Central from OS to 97&,
Lake Shore from 72}s TO 71ia. Northwest was
steady at 3SX o 80. st Paul common was steady
at 33t4 33la, Union Pacific at % 245s. Wabash
opened at 34l4 sold down to SO and closed 2. bet
ter. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 234 49, Ro OK
Island opened at 95A and closed at 0518. The
above embrace the most active stocks Of the day.
The principal sales OF options occurred in Pacific
Mall western Union, Lake Shore, Wabash and
Rock Island. The rumor was quite active on the
street that the Secretary OF the Treasury would
commence to retire legal tenders after the ad-
journment Of Congress, but it was not confirmed
by later dispatches
THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE DAY
amounted TO 112s57 shares, which were generally
distributed as follows:-Western Union, 25,s05;
Union Pacific, 10000; wabash, $4,000; Pacific Mail,
$4,000; Ohio and Mississippi, 1900; New York Gen.
tral, 1860; Lake Shore, 27slo; Erie, 1890; Rock
Island $3.50; Northwest common, zoos.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON PRoDucE MARKET.-LoSDos, June l5-Even.
inz.-Sperm OIL ED flOu per tun; whale oil, f32 per
TIM; llnseed OIL fzy f2g 0ls. per
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkfI-l.VFRPooL, June Is
turpentine, 2ss q 2Ss 81. per cwt.
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10 S.Uu,UUU
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$549,s24; customs receipts $37s. The reported
Treasury balances are currency. slS,125 49, spe
cial of legal tenders for the redemption Of
certificates or deposits, $as 900; CON- $50 1888 4s2
including coin certificates, $3o ss4, 500; outstand
ing legal tenders, S3s2, 10000. The Assistant
Treasurer. to-day, paid out 900 on account Of
interest. and $lO,O 900 In redemption OF flvetwenty
bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
more than usual frmness was exhibited in this
department. We note sales OF 1s67s and 1858,
coupon, made as high as 1907 and 12o1a respect
lively The following were the la1est quotations -
United States currency sixes ll4s. llsT; do.
do, 1881, registered, 1913 12lS do. do. do,,
coupon, III 1919; do. nye-twenties. 1862, reg
istered, 1l3h ia; do. do, do. coupon, 113h
ia; do. do 1854, registered. 116 1lsH; do do,
do, coupon, 1l61 ll7s; 40. do, 1865 registered,
ll6 1l6s do do, ve-twenties, do, coupon, 1l7;s
11S: do do, do, new, registered, 116a 116i4 do.
do, do coupon, 1l9a4 119s do. do, 1867 regis
tered, l161s 1I6k; do. do, do, coupon, 1905 Q
120as; do. do 1858, registered 1l614 a 1l64: do.
do, do, coupon. 12114 l2o9.; ten-iortes reg
istered. ll31s q ll3sI; do. do, coupon, 1l3H q
ia; do. fves, 1881, registered, 1l3H ia; do.
do, do, ex coupon, 1I35s LA.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The business IN these securities was very small,
yet 1t showed considerable frmness, and we quote
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FINANCIAL.

~ ~ - -. 49, -~4-@ @-A4-
A -&50,WU TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY, LARGE OR
"A small amounts First and second Mortgages and
Leaseholh Properly, city or Brookyn lowest current
rates. PHALoN SLOAN 81 East seve zenith street.
A uGusT BELMONT CO.,
"A Bankers, 10 and n Nassau street.
issue travellers credits, available in all parts Of the
world through the
Messrs De Rothschild
and their espondents.
Also commercial credits and telegraphc transfers Of
money on California, Europe and Havana.
A -LAPsLEY BAILEY, BROKERS' "A BROAD
"A. Way, BUY AND SELL PRiyiLEGLs; ALSO
CpASSaEn cptS .E,ox OK REsPoNs!glE PARTIES. STOCK
LEGES $lvO per 100 SHARES FOR PUTS OR CALLS;
$500 TO S4OO FOR DOUBLE PRIVILEGES
A COPY OF THE LAST NUMBER OF THE WALL
Street Reporter, containing full report the opera.
tons Of the past and explaining how large profits
are made In stock speculations with but small risk Of
loss Will be mailed free addressby the publishers
l. w. HAMILTON CO.. IS Broad street, New York.
A -A.-FLRsT AND SECOND MORT sAGEs CAsHED
Aerald etxss
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 6 ls74-TRIPLE SHEET

los x; 's,'s 1917 lO7ss; ten-forties, l0izs lo5;
new nyes l0as. a l04sa; Erie, 27i4 271s. In Paris
rentes are 59i. 97tsc.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy at q 0 per cent on call and
per cent Tor prime discounts. The foreign ex-
changes opened very quiet, with business at 4.57a
Ass Tor bankers sixty days sterling and 400 q
490Is Tor demand. Commercial sterling Is quoted
at 4s5 4.ss1, with limited supply OF bills OFFER
ing. In Continental exchange there is nothing
new to notice, the market being quiet and firm.
Reicnmarks are quoted at 05I5 90 Tor commercial
and bankers; Paris francs, bankers, 5.l3L 6.l5
tor long, and SIC ). IL Tor short.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold was quiet throughout the day, the only
business being done on the basis OF 1l04 ll01
which were respectively the opening and closing
prices cash gold was IN good borrowing demand
early in the cay, ana borrowers paid and per
cent Tor It's use but afterwards loans were made
nat and finally per cent was paid for carrying.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day were as iollows:-
Gold balances 81. .0s2.26
Currency balances. l,2lb, 59o
Gross clearances.. 2e 3b9, 600
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
currency exchanSes.. 30. 39O, 100
Currency balances. es..................... 3,060,455
God exchanges. ...................... l04I0,9ob
GOlu UaldHces ,ZoI, l6J
The specie engagements for tomorrow amount
to conn OaO
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
$1,000 Erie Sd IN.

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The New York herald., 1874-06-16

UtTIVFTy Tow sales
been as ollows-saturday evening, after Que O'clock
July, llUJ bales at q i5Szc August 200 at II .7S2c;
September, 80 at 2SS2c 2U at l7s4c.; November 100 at
i7,ac. Total. $50 bales. To-day up 10 two r. M-Juiy,
I26 bales at II llslc., 100 at IL alice, au at II Ic
200 at i73ae 2ao At izasas 40 at y iilsc al
septemoer 400 at assc 90 at II l6c ID at il 2ls2c
NJ at 5ssc;, llOl at lbs 100 at II 7s2c, 800 at
so li4c. lola IS 700 bales urand total 7oo bales
Thc receipts at the various ports Iolows:-
Galveston l01 bales; New Orleans LAB; Mobile 81 sa.
vannah, ,S&i; Charleston 269; Wilmington, $; Norfolk,
Lg bales This day last week 100 This day last YEAR
tnus-lo Ilavre, by sai &C. Hamburg by seam 9,c;
by sail, ssc; Bremen, ac; by sail sec., cCmpressed
Liverpool, by steam, 3.ltu. -
fLouR ASpGRAs -Receipts--Flour, "a 9o5 bDs wheat,
3is 613 bushels; 295zS6 do; neal 3Dy bbs
oats, 81 bushels Flour was still and the market was
irregular and almost nominal he sales since our last
only about 400 bbis, including all kinds at prices
within the suboined range OF quotations. Com meal
was Quiet but steady About $40 bbs were placed at
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

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