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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-26
CAUTION.

r OST~CAUrioN TO THE PUBLIC.-A NOTE
IL for $1,000. dated February %, 1873. subscribed
dOrsed payable at one with in crest at eight
per cent per annum after maturity until paid.
Sic, on the twenty-+igh'h of February. I8:a The
said note was in possession of Antonio Ban. who
was drowned by the accident OF the steamer EN-.
pre- OIL the seventeenth instant. ana has not been
Secovered: The public is hereby notified not to ne'
gOtiate said LO:e.
nos u 29s MRS. WIDOW ANTONIO BAN.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.-LOST OR
~ mislaid- ia certain promsspry note. dated New
Orleans March $. 1874. drawn by F. Couvllion. for
the sum of $3.50. with five per cent interest from
date, and payable to the order Of the undersigned
in ninety days after date. The public is hereby
notified not to purchase negotiate said note it
js the property Ot the undersigned.
no2l "a del A. J. BACHBRMIN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-26

DO you think am q fool = a violent
man once asked of the Rev. DR.. Bethume.
"Really,' replied the doctor. II would not
venture the assertion, but now that you ask
my opinion. ! must say tbst I am not pre-
pared to deny it,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-26
BUSINESS CHANGES.

~ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
IL The firm of SAMUEL SMITH \ co. - jhis
:aay dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. CHARLES KILSHAW. at No. l56 Canal street
will attend TO the liquidation Of our unsettled
fn.;r..~ SAMUEL SMITH.
A. W. SMITH.
CHARLES klIRHAWs
Sew OrIesns. Nay ls. lS1A lS1A,
nyso I'm jys Is a1s g ses % oc4 10 NOS =
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rhiindelphia Pres. Changed Hands.

PHILADELPHIA. November 25.--Lieuten.
ant Colonel Mcclure has bought a controll.
ing interest In the Philadelphia Press and
and will assume editorial charge on the first
Of January.
Action q tho 6ruggistss
The Philadelphia Drug Exchange held .
meeting tedsy sud adopted sesolutjona
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-26
FOB RENT,

DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITH.
4 out board, can be procured at No. $40 st.
Charles street. Terms-mOdeTate. Oc30
FURNISHED ROONS.-WlTH Oh WITH.
IL out board, in a desirable location. convenient
TO two lines of cars, No. IS Rampant street. be.
tween Common and Canal streets. Oc22
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FOUND.

EOUND.-CAME TO MY RESIDENCE ON OC.
H tavis street. near st. Charles avenue. SUNDAY.
October %, two COWS. which the owner can have
BY proving pr operty and paying expenses
no24 St J. q. EHAUNASSBY.
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FOR SALE.


NOR sALE.-A LARGR LOT or YAWLS,
II different sizes. Anchors. Chains. Blocks. etc..
lew fer cash. Apply to
SHICKLB. HARRISON & &C.,
ynlted States Naval alton. Algiers
Or address Postoffice Box 2729, New Orleans.
no2I i'm cod
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BANKS AND BANKING,


1T,HR CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
IL . strictly legitimate bang for savings.
Saodeied upon the plan of popular and successfu
Institutions :n New York and London. And incor.
porated April "a. Js72s under special and favor
eble chartel granted by the Legislature o! the
State Of Louisans. with su authorized capital o,
V2oo,Oo0.
Interest SIX per rent per annan.
Deposits Of ten cents and upward received
Aldeposts axe payable ON demand.
OPEN daily from 3 4. NJ. to P. ~. and on Ss:u1'
Ssdsy evening from six to eight O'Clock.
ERVNEwALD HALL.
no. - t8nrOnne Street.
u. SESNrR. IL .LGuBERNATOR.
cSsa.er. President.
DIRECTORS.
soHSsoN ARMSTRONG. THOMAS EASAM.
1.w, BURBANK. J. L. GUBERSATOR,
,nhYiv NJ PEHSER.
sN1EW ORLEANS SAVINGS INsTlTr.
N TION. No. i56 Canal street. TrUstees-Dr.
v. Newton Mercer. l.. +. Generes. George Jonas
Thomas A. Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke. Charles
:. Leeds, David tfquhart. John 9. Gaines. CAY
Xohn. Christian Schneider. Samnel Janisou.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
1. !. GkNBkkSs President.
CHAkfEs K,isR Az. Treasurer. mh@ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
MONDAY. May Up. VI.

Tic railway share movement at the beginning Of
the week has been uncommonly tame and unin-
teresting but a buish feclish predominated all
dav. and prices made considerable Improvement
from the opening the general market ruling strong
until near the close, when 1t broke down and left OIL
weak The shorts were quite busy in covering their
lines so far as they could, and it now looks as if
there might be more life % the market in future
dealings if not a complete change of front in the
tactics pursued. Lake Shore was the conspicuously
strong stock to-day, and made a rise on report,
which needs confirmation. that the road had
been leased to the New-York Central. Western
Union. Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, and North
Western were in good trade, but there was no
particular incident occurring in any of them. The
opening highest, lowest and closing prices of stocks
were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The New Testament division Of Lange's
Commentary on the Holy Scriptures" is completed by
the issue OF The Book u ReretqOn, forming the tenth
volume of the division. The first volume Ton Matthew
was published nearly ten years ago and the remaining
five volumes OF the Old Testament in hand by
American and English scholars nd will he published at
no distant time. The completion OF so large portion OF
this elaborate work interesting event in American
literary history, and furnishes signal testimony TO the
energy and skill Of the editor and the enterprise OF
the pubIshers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
HOKSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Monday. May II,

NEw-YoRK, Monday, May II, 1874
With the actual arrival Of Spring weather
the local horse trade Of the week opening to-day prom
ses to be the most active known since the beginning
Of the Spring season. Numerous Inquiries after fine
carriage horses leave little ground for expecting
decline in prices in fact II We consider the Limited
supply in first class animals, the market for higher
priced stock VIII be most likely 10 rdle in favor of
sellers There will be hardly any quotable change in
the market work horses the demand is equal to the
supply and 10 accumulation OF stock is apurehendcd
Through the auction houses liberal offerings OF stock Of
every description will take place OF the week
In addition 10 the regular sales several special sales
have already been announced.
A special sale Of New-H mpshire ponies and Jersey
cows win be held at Barker city Auction Mart and
v. Y. Tattersals tomorrow iTuesday) the 18th nst
al IA O'Clock.
Regular scm-weckly sales tomorrow Tuesday,, the
12th INST at II a. m at the following Horse and Car
riage Auction Marts:
Ia TAigtecntA-st, near UniycrsIty-piace, Mr Arch
Johnston, auctiOucer
In East Thirtpcnthst near Fourth ave-, Mcssrs. Van
TasseIl & Kearuev, auctOneers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

A COMPLETE HISTORY OF ILLINOIS FROM 673 TO 1873.
By DAVIDSON and BKRNAkD SITTE SyO. 9ii
sInn,bed Illinois Journal Company.
The authors of this work have performed an
excellent service the portion OF the local history OF
the United States which IL Is devoted, and produced
an important Of reference both for the student OF
American progress and the general reader IL is evil
IDENTIFY the fruit OF conscientious and successful research
Of untrng diligence OF careful comparison Of author
Ies and Of profound interest in the subject The ma
terais been found in traditions and records OF
the early annals OF the State, in the periodical
literature of the day, and in official and other public
Documents Among other topics OF interest the contents
embrace the antiquities Of the State, the expeditions
Of the primitive explorers the Of political events,
and the position and services Of Illinois during the
rebellion The last named subject is treated with
great fullness or detail afording highly honorable
testimony " the patriotism and zeal Of the people Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Proposals

NOTICE TO IRON PRO
" POSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON BEANS. ORDERS. &c.
AND CAST IRON COLUMNS, LINIhLS. &c-l2O BIo4dnay.
1874 Proposals viii he received by the uudeynad ~
Of TuRsDAl litn Nav. Tor furnishing delivering
ting place the Wrought Iron Floor Beams Gire &C. with their
Anchors kc also Cast Iron Columns, Lntes
lions k fI the building proposed he erected in Cedar and Pine
A. between Broadway anu Nasstu.st
The Wrought Iron Wur hu5dred thirty
tons and the Cast Iron hlBdrcd
EAci Proposal b. sealed addressed the uner AID
ndd Proposal for lon %oTA" Nith the Of the Prooser
Tie Foloaa mat b" accompanied BY the o responsible
To the o. Thonssnd Dolar. execution ct
cont at ana the faithful performance
the PrOuosef
Bsak IONS o. Proposals Cohact Specifications and Schedules Of
we Hoh s % otAI' NE uu4etgr SATURDAY the
On n al hs One where ao the Plans NAV
and father Information OF aiueL $3.50 ' ~ '
The u-Gcrf gued rteco m. night rei.e any NJ all o,
THEODORE WESTON sunenltendite t,gIr..r
40 Broadway, New Iofs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The Third Edition of Dr. Lieber's treatise
On CirH Liberty and SER Government edited by Prcsi-
dent THEODORE d. WooLsEY, is issued by j. b. Lippin-
colt Co. In his Introduction 10 the volume, the editor
speaks OF Dr. Leber having " Influenced political
thought more than any Of his contemporaries in
the United States, and made lasting impression on
many students who forming themselves for the
work OF hfe."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
HISTORY or TIE AMERICAN An
EVANS, n. d. 4to. PIP G94.

HISTORY or TIE AMERICAN AMBULANCE. By THOMAS W.
EVANS, N. D. 4o PIP. 69l. William Wood 4 Co.
The contents of this elegant and massive
volume cover much wider ground than is indicated by
the title. In addition to complete detail of the opera
lions American ambulance, military hospital,
during the Franco PrussIan war; it comprises
elaborate dissertations on the Establishment of Army
Hospitals and on TENTS and Tent-Barracks" by DR..
Edward A. Crane, NJ D., showing extensive historical
research careful arrangement Of facts on the sub
eet which have rarely if ever before been presented IN
so compact and convenient form. The work is OF
signal Importance contribution to sanitary science
and will be read with interest generally as an accurate
record Of one OF the most remarkable phianthropic
enterprises Of recent times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
NILE ANALYSIS. By J. ALgaKl

MILE ANALYSIS. By J. ALyRKD w4SKLYx 12no pP. 10.
u. Van Nosraud.
The author of this treatise "a reprint from
the Englsh) has been employed by the Government to
investigate the qualities OF the milk supplied TO some OF
the public institutions In London lie processes TO have
discovered several improvements in the methods Of
milk analysis, and especially in the tedious pro-
cess of taking mk resdues, as to transfer such de-
examinations to the simplest and most exact forms Of
chemical analysis. His little work contains descrip-
ton Of the constituent qualities Of milk, butter, and
cheese with notices Of their articles Of Diet One
OF its main purposes is TO condemn the use OF the aeto
meter as test of milk, which the author regards
complete fraud and to recommend In its place careful
analysis The process is described in perfectly intel
hgble manner, so tLat any person Of ordinary skill
need not fail its application. The book well worthy
the attention OF dealers in milk and of housekeepers
who wish to secure genuine article instead of the non
descTipt fluid in frequent use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

Illinois in the eventful crisis OF the nation Although
the merits of the volume consist mainly In Its general
accuracy and thoroughness, without aiming at great
degree OF literary 1nsh 1t will find permanent place
in our historical literature. complete index to work
embracing such multiplicity Of topics is an indis-
pensabe appendage but far that is concerned the
reader obliged TO grope his way in the dark IL wond
be less absurd 10 neglect the paging OF the volume
than to omit the necessary clue to Its contents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The Sixth Volume of Crofutt's Trans Cont
nentl Tourist for 1874 revised and corrected from the
preyious ISIS published by the American News Com
pany 1t forms interesting gudebook for travellers
across the continent, containing description OF more
than Eve hundred towns and cities, with an account Of
the scenery waterngplaces, and favore localities for
game. The volume cOmprehends good deal more than
common itinerary and viii be found equally Instruct
i've and entert.ning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

ANIMAL REPORT OF THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF TIKI STATE OF NEW-YORK FOR 1873. evo. pp 154
ALBANY.
Besides the detailed account Of the present
condition o, the various institutions composing Uni
versty Of the State the present volume contains sew
era valuable essays educational topics, including
"The Moral and Secular in Education" by Professor
Tayler Lewis, Curriculum Of College studies," by
President Barnard, "The Metric System Of. Weights and
Measures" and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Ncu pnblirations.
N1-11~7-7-7---77-7777777-7-
METROPOLITAN SERMONS,

-.-e-
METROPOLITAN SERMONS,
BT and popular preachers Se~York and vcn among
~ HENRY WARD BBBCIBR
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DIX
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McCLosKBY RABBI vIDAyER, W. r. ALGgR' JAMES FREE,
MAN CLARKE. AMI Others exceeding forty !" AL arc published 10
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. ~.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw.YoRK, Mouisy, Nay H. 1874.
AsHEsTe receipts today pkgs Pots are IN Moderate De-
jobug way ami tie market steady at O@c feas arc
nominal
COFFEEThe market for Rio extremely qrie' and noNn-
received NsrEy quotations re-
steady II 2o2lc gold, u range The st9cA Aefs ohsbt
Nl1 qlr but qlottonr
1922 % for Marcabo 25@2oc FOR Java boIh
gh
COTToN-The market for spot Cotton oay moderately scty
but wish more favorable erpool aIyees pe' slo" i-e' A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
PHILOSOPHERS AND FOOLS A srrpr. Bv JuLIA DunRISe
ih'bOSOi none NV "a Is,,inco,, 4 Co

PHILOSOPHERS AND FOOLS srrpr Bv JuLn DunRiSe'
l2mo pp 357. J. b. Lppineou Co.
The name of this writer is not familiar III inc
literature OF the day. and without pretending TO any
knowledge on tho subject. fancy that the present
volume her first venture in the field OF authorshP'
and ia put forth experiment with we" W sono
future trial OF powers one thing Is CERTAIN '"'
she belongs to neither category Of the worthes VINO
give the title to her book Clearly she IS not
philosopher nor fool. but person greatly addicted 10
tho habit of reading books and no less TO that OF
shrewdly observing the fobes and oes as well as the
virtues Of her circle of acquaintance Her studies have
evidently been in the right direction her favorite
authors arc the elect souls who speak to the
world through the medium OF letters; and her fam!-
iarty with their productions is not the result OF idle
routine, but OF sympathy and in many cases OF ten
der admiration Her masters in literature have taken
too strong possession OF her mind 10 favor great org
nay OF thought but her comments their works show
in sight, apprehension good taste and refinement, and
sometimes viSOr Of grasp, which If sustained would
promise finer issues than anything in this volume IL
must be read the fruit Of masculine genius but as
the product Of susceptible nature and cultivated
mind, from which IL has grown as inevitably as May
flowers and apple blossoms in a vernal atmosphere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
A LAWYER ABROAD. BY HEyRr DAY 12mo Pr. 3ia Robert
& Brothers

A LAWYER ABROAD. By HxyRY DAY l2mO Pr. 3ia Robert
Carter Il Brothers
The leading motive of this work is record
Of impressions from the religious aspects Of society in
Europe and the East. During extensive tour, the
attention OF the author chiefly directed to the re-
Ngious condition Of the people although he has by no
neglected the usual topics Of secular interest
The great defect Of the volume Is its nexactness with
regard dates. There is mention of the timo when
the author made the voyage TO Liverpool nor OF the
year which he visited the scenes that he describes
This nattention to important detail often embar-
the reader in tho attempt to accompany the rav-
eer and sometimes obseures tho sense Of the state
Switzerland appears to have been the favorte
country of the author and his clear account OF her po
tical organization Will be read with interest but after
ALL he found nothing in his travels TO compare with the
attractions Of America NewYork harOor he afrms, is
more magnificent than that of Naples or Alexandra,
than the Mersey, the BosphOrus. Tho fairest
land In his view which the shines is his native
country. Mr.. Day the whole, is good descriptive
writer and his reflections pertinent and suggestive
II is only and then that he tries his hand at the
superfne and too eloquent for the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
annex closing quotation

la State bonds there were no new features. the
market having been quiet and steady with the ek-
eeption of Tenucssees. which were strong. Inc toi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
" W. W. annex CLOSING rates of foreign exchange

Money was easy call at three aud four PCT ceH''
prime discounts moving at 5. to
Government bonds were more active and strong
closing on the basis of 1901 to l2Os for lo6s' we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Corporation Nolitcs
'ELLING FRI,

PROPOSALS for SELF-pROPELLING FIRT,
L EEGINES.-sEALED rHUrOsALs - IUUt fELl-lEu'
PELL!N6 sTEAE FlaE ENGINES al
Tlrmcat ultl u noon WEpEk"DAr Nay ~. 1874 FOR
ianhe. IaTLcus see The CU Record Co,e fo sale No "
HsL
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forscs. Carriages. Hnrnsss. &t.


AT VAN TASSELL 81 KEARNEY's
IA ,o no 4CSIioS MART ., Ac..r..
no. H. 'T Pr NJ AZ htCr5V siS9 op anu ''A'
HORSES CARRIAGES HARNESS BLANKETS. ROBES, kc &C.
EVERY TUESDAY ASD FRIDAY,
AT II O'CLOCK.
Regular printed Catalogues Auction Mart for full descriptions o.
Entries 'cr be made BY .elr: description iroah
mall
A MAJOR CHAS. ". BARKER, AUG
IL TiOEEBR
GREAT SPECIAL SAIL OF
HAMPSHIRE PONIES AID JERSEY cows;
ALSO. THB THOROUGHbRLD STALLION TOOLB.
IMPORTED. hED THL PROPERTY OF
CAPTAIN ISAIAH PRATT. or SHIP HUDSON
Al BAkEEKS
CITY AUCTION MAET AAD EEW.l0RX TIT ESALLS
CORNER BR0ADWAf AhD IlIiRII NhlHNI.
CATALOGUES NOW READY, 49, cAN DE OBTAINED At 1HE
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE Or REGARD TO WEATHER,
STOCK NOW o. EXHIBITION.
4 UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
OFFICE AND sALESROOh, OLD STAND,
81 NaNAust, opposite tuo Post once
TIE HORsE-AUCrIoN BRANCH or THE HOUSE, Is RE.
HOyED 10 The SPACIOUS PREMISES,
10. q. 20, and rs EAST THlRTEESrH-ST,
between Fth.Gve and University place.
The will be- conducted precisely the nc;
PRINCIPLES which have characterized e dealings cor
house the and confidence the bns
RFGtL4R SALE EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
At l0l2 O'CLOCK
Entries made ial
LIBERAL ADVANCES As USUAL. MADE on COSsIGSMKNrs
RAaEMbKR IliE SALE COMMENCES AT l02 O'CLOCK.
IGOR SALE, cheap-One square box leather
WAGON: complete HARNESS al city Address
". g.. Boz 1853 Irbane Ofiec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

George A. De Freitas of the firm Of White & DO
Freitas has been elected a member OF the STOCK
Exchange.
The Philadelphia stock market is quiet; Penn
sylvauia Skies, 1904; Philadelphia and Enc kail-
road 1s; Reading Railroad, SO; PennsJ lVahi" haii-
rnan. s0l: gold. 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

TIE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
irnportant subject TO both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prol. b.
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TKIBUNE LECTURE EXTR, No 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. NeW-foTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The auoauons C5n Ia unulu. 10 laahv >"
hall above W below the pra1e q1lc"
the shipping port TO-DAY IJJy uti us ga ~
Wcrk bales; ts, last 939a SocA ~ hesl"s
1 p 22I bales, consolidated stock. 552 j3O baea.
PRESENT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

NOTICE.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Company viii pay
on nresentatiOn at their Office on Un0nsquare their
notes which mature in Nay, June, and July.
Aeip- YORK., May 8. CHAs. TAYLOR, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
THE MARKETS.
lCsreiulr reported tor TAG rRIDCsEl
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
ASrwRRP-Bark Sirius.

following ss complete list Of exports APpe4 IL eSe "1A
were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
ASTwggP-Bark Sirius. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
M.-sALEs BEFORE THH CALL

oe,,c,<I IMPORT N v srocK EXCHANGE SALES
NAY IL, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
GOVERNMENT STOCK DE

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. VI.
500 Coupon. is6J. $ 1910 Coupon 800
........-....lf9l2 5000, ....,...,.ll4s
L ) go Coupon 1867 800
1,OUn.................l2O2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The London markets were in CONDITION Oh u''ii-
ness and quiet all day, closing firm Erie opening ~
80, against 80 Saturday night, and closing AZ %,
Tho Bank of England made gam OF hio'VVo pu'
lion to-day Foreign exchange was dull ana nom
inal. selling at 4SSGi91. There were only TWO
prices to gold to-day ll2l@ll2a. the Gold Room DC
ing devoid of incident and nearly deserted by oper
ators Loans cost 81, 3, and per cent for CARVING
The Assistant Treasurer redecmmed Slf5Vvo IN
called Fiyc-Twentes and paid ont S2t8Oo IN com
interest on the public debt. The days business no
tho Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
so3 es3 900 gold balances 81 on 252; currency bal
ances, 81 2i3SOs. The quotations for gold were as
follows: go,
1000 1loS 1870 .ll2a l:OO...112ia 1880 ''l i2a
lO:3 ..ll2 l2:00...ll2 l:3O'''. i5i1 "'VV''''i
il:o0..ii2la i2,3O-..ll2a 2:Oo. ...ll2ia
The DAYS business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury com
prised: .a| 49,, o, -
G, recs,pt,.. s63s 200 80 Currency payms Sas e59 a.
Gol1 n,ymnu 67S 02i - CurencJ ~ -, "a
Cold balance 9l3l32 20 Cuous'..''' 4oo'o'V Wv
Cnrrency receipts. IL 449,7o3 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Nem Publications.

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