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consolid alton OF the French Republic

Consolid alton or the French Republic.
The latest news from Paris, as written by
our correspondents, shows the difficulties
under which France now labors in the process
Of consolidating the Republic. The merit Of
this French Republic is that it has grown
slowly, steadily surely-we might say almost
geologically The mistakes of the old repub-
licans have been avoided Their crimes have
become lessons. The spirit of Lafayette has
taken the place Of that Of Robespierre. 1t is
seen that q new republic should not begin with
the guillotine. The modern French polit-
clans have learned that liberty cannot be born
in day-that it must reach the perfection Of
true democracy by natural processes The
danger which republicanism in France must
avoid is the anarchy Of the Commune and the
despotism Of the Empire. On one side is q
wild, unreasoning, socialist influence, with
mad notions about religion and property
and the rights Of man, believing that
liberty is only form Of chaos. On the
other side is a mighty military influence,
stimulated by the splendor Of great name,
organized, disciplined, with skilled leaders in
its councils. These arc the two enemies
which the Republic has 10 fear-the Com
mune, which is anarchy, the Empire which IS
despotism. The legend Of Napoleon is giving
place to the legend oiliberty-or as We should
say the faith Of democracy divine rights, !"
and the ''grace Of Cod" as the warrants for
throne have become as obsolete as the
feudal tenure or the ordeal OF fro Henry
has about as much chance OF becoming the
firmly seated ruler Of modern France as Joan
Of Arc would have in leading the French
peasants against the veterans Of Moltke. Tho
Republic grows every day-in wis
dom, moderation, strength. The Republic
means peace to France aud to Europe. It IS
the only solution Of this grave problem which
now distresses civilization by keeping the
great civilized nations Of the world under
arms. and ready At pistol shot to deluge
Europe with blood.
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Are Americans IrreIigious

The charge that the American nation is not
essentially deyout has been frequently made,
but has never been sustained. 1t was Sir
Thornbury Holt, we believe, who remarked
in his entertaining volume OF travels en-
titled Buffalo Hunting in the Far West"
that the American people were the most ir-
religious he bad ever met, not even excepting
the gypsies. This opinion Of man SO dis
tinguished for his keen perceptions and i'm
partially no doubt has had much weight,
particularly with his own countrymen. II
has strengthened the belief Of many intelli-
gent Englishmen that Messrs. Moody and
Sankey, however successful in England,
would be failures at home, and that for that
reason they stay away from it. But
while We concede to Sir Thornbury
Holt perfect sincerity in making this
startling charge, and also admit that
as the granddaughter Of the Dean of West
minister he had himself enjoyed religious
culture, and was therefore qualified Judge,
stin il must be pleaded in defence Of Ameri-
can piety that he had not thorough knowl-
edge Of the facts. When he arrived in this
country his earliest impressions were derived
from New York, and nearly all of the two
months he passed in this city were devoted to
the study OF Wall street and the railroad sys-
tenn which has its centre here. The Beecher
scandal had just begun then, and Mr. Tilton's
statement was the universal theme. The
revival which promised to sweep over Brook
lyn with the irresistible force Of a tempest
had been checked by this publication, and
though Mr.. Beecher's reply did much TO
restore that religious movement, still Sir
Thornbury had received q profound inn
preston. During this period also opera Joufe
was the most popular Of metropolitan amuse-
ments, and Mr.. Boucicault had not yet begun
his wonderful success at Wallacks. Thus all
things seemed to conspire to make an IN
happy effect upon Sir Thornbury. II must
also be remembered that, while he spent two
months here and in Brooklyn, remained for
considerable periods in Washington, Chicago
and ST. Louis, and was Obliged to stay all
night in Albany, by an accident on the road,
be was in Boston hardly one week and did not
visit Philadelphia at all Thus two Of the
most religious cities In the United States we're
almost wholly unknown to Sir Thornbury
Holt. As II to add 70 this unfortunate
chapter Of deprivatons he was received by
I CONGRESS in the most hnsDitabio wav. freely
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

the Prince Or wales mas abandoned billiards ana
cards.
George washIngtonls Tennessoo's COMMISSIONS
10 the Centennial
Secretary BelKnap is going 70 the Yosemite TIE
latter part OF July.
General Alfred II. Terry. o. 5. A., was In Hart
ford, Conn, yesterday.
General Sherman lett this city last evening for
his headquarters In ST. Louis.
General James A. Garfield Is AFRAID the chinese
win ruin American cheap labor.
TalIeJrand slept two hours a day. Grant sleeps
nine and isn't much OF diplomat
Commander George r. Ryan, United states
Navy Is chartered at the Hoffman House.
Chicago insists that 10000 OF her citizens are
out OF work. good way to appear ike big city.
Mr.. Robert NJ Wallace, United States Marshal
for south Carolina, 10 at the Grand Central Hotel
Brevct Brgadier General Orlando NJ. Poe, United
States Army u residing At the Elnh Avenue
Hotel
paper Of 'phe metropolis OF the PaclacD
speaks Or "cotteFs beautiful poem Of SATURDAY
Night"
General Butler has started a stocking manufac-
tory, and is Troad because lie belongs 10 hose
company.
young lady or New Orleans has committed
suicide because General Phn sheridan married
another girl
senator Frelinghuysen Is senator sargent's
prophesied candidate OF the republican party ior
the Presidency.
Captain Ea0e's Jcttes nv rev Orleans will mold
a city. 30 SAYS prophecy, which delights In the
idea OF an American Venice.
Secretary Bristow arrived in this city yesterday
morning from Washington, and took up MS resi-
dence at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Senator shaross q Nevada owns real estate in
san Francisco 10 sac amount OF $T,o000O0. Or
this 90, $50 900 Is invested In the Palace Hotel
Senator Cameron's house Is 1OT years old and
has an immense apricot tree BY its side: but ths
Senator Is not often found zip that Iee-nor any
other.
Mr.. swinburne's critical writings, from the T'ort.
nsylGtV ReUtet0, have been collected under the
title OF Essays and Studics.u They are marked
bY equal grace OF style aud b5dness or opiaion.
The memoirs Of Chancellor Pasquler, WAC died
IN 1867 at the age o. nincty-nve, promise TO be
highly interesting. nc held oGlce under all the
French governments, aud was acquainted with ali
the men Of ais tone.
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TIKI AMERICAN RFLEMKN attended ST. Pat
rick's Cathedral yesterday by invitation Of
the Lord Mayor, and dined with him in the
evening. The censure Of the bad taste dis
played by Canon Keeper in delivering q
eulogy Of monarchy and the Established
Church, is, we think, deserved. A simple
moral lesson intoxicating the importance Of
having only good aims in life might have
been more appropriate 70 the wants of his
guests but the banquet ia the evening no
doubt COMPENSATED for the sarmon-
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lies. they would soon perceive the folly Of
the course which they are 50 frequently in
duced to adopt by the needless rhe ORIG Of
rash and unwise leaders. Labor strikes may
injure capitalists, but it is only the working
men that they ruin
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10 NrwsprA1yRs Ayp rur PUBLIC ].

TO NEwsDEALERs AND TIE PUBLIC &c.
The New York HERALD viii run special
train every Sunday during the season, com
mencing July 4, between New York, Niagara
Falls Saratoga, Lake George Sharon and
Richfeli Springs, leaving New York at half
past two o'clock A. III, arriving at Saratoga
at nine clock A. n, and Niagara Fails At
q quarter to two 7. NJ, for the purpose Of
supplying tie SUNDAY HERALD along tie line.
Newsdealers and others arc notified to send
in their orders to the HERALD Office Is early a
possible.
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REFORM AT NIAGARA FALLs.-In the slow
march OF time it is said that the Niagara Falls
will be destroyed and the changes which ars
even now noted confirm the theory. One Of
the correspondents Of tho HERALD to-day gives
very interesting account Of these al
terations in the Horseshoe Fall, which
are principally observed on the Ameri-
can side. But there is another evil
which threatened TO destroy Niagara as place
Of popular resort-namely, the extortion prac-
tised by its hackmen and those who exhibit
its marvels. We are glad to learn that the
authorities on both sides Of the river have at
last combined to put stop to the notorious
abuses to which visitors have been subjected.
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FATHTR ToM BURKE, the great preacher, IS
in very poor health, and our Dublin corre-
lpondent slys that bis friends fear ior the re-
suit Of Lis illness. While IL was il this city
lis eloquence and manly character Won him
many admirers, who vii hear this news With
sorrow
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
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ASoTfrr BEooELyS 1IrFDEr. - Murders
have Of lite unfortunately ceased - be
novelties 10 Brooklyn, AMI to-day we ate
obliged TO relate another terrible story of
jealousy, frenzy and crime. Tie murder was
deliberate, and was followed by lie attempt
Of the unhappy man 70 kin himself
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The HAYDEN SURVEY. The expert snces Of
the party On their journey from Colorado
City to Canyon City are pleasantly described
ia our correspondence to-day.
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Tom ALLEN has retired from the prize ring.
Il would have been better had re never 81
tered IT, His reasons for abandoning tie dis
graceful business are sound, and though he
has q good reputation for strength tie best
blow no ever struck in his life vas that be h4s
lust dealt III the RING.
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How Nm TWEED spent what vas possibly
his last Sunday 10 prison is told IN our reports
elsewhere. The near prospect IF liberty
should have made him dsvout, but upon that
point We have 10 particular information.
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From or reports Ris morning ~ probabilities
Grs aGt ne rcGtley today uR u ,oor4er AID
clear or partlv cloudy.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. On and
after January /, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions Of the New York HERALD will be
sent free Of postage.
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RAPID Transit has been advanced 70 some
extent by the completion Of the Fourth az
enue improvement The first train over the
new road left The Grand Central Depot last
night, and reached Mott Haven IN a quarter Of
an hour. Now let the Elevated Railroad
CONNECT with Tho Grand Central D.nnt-
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VOLUME ...........................No IL
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

West sixteenth street-English opera-dItof IL
GIRoFLA, al r. Al.
WOODS Museum.
Broadway, corner q ihir'ietn streesI ~ BnA,
L. N.
CTLMoRE's SUMNER GARDEN,
llle Barnum's Hippodrome. --GRAAD POPI iAK tON-
CERT al L. N, closes at II +. Ladies and ehis-
dren's matinee att r N.
coSwAY,s BROOKLYN THEATRE.
ARTICLE ~ al =. NJ. Miss cara Norris, NJ James
Wheeock.
PARK THEATRE
Broadway -EMERsON'5 CALIFORNIA A4NslEELs,
ats NJ
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No ga Broadway VARIETY, ats r NJ SO s. Al ~ .a
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twentveigh street and Broad Nay.-fHE BIG 30
MANIA, al 4 N. closes II L. 20 T. NJ
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN
THEODORE THOMAS conc RI a. I. a.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
No. $50 MISUNDERSTANDING atSP n.
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
AROUND THk WORLD II EIGHTY DAYS ais r y. !;
closes 10 .t5 7. N.
TRIPLE S Ill Il II L.
NEW YORK, MONDAY. JUNE Il. 1875.
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Pooh MANY FouKnoT. "A monument 70 the
memory q tbs unhappy girl, whose story has
panied thousands Of hearts, is % be erected in
Jersey CITY. The ladies Of that ely are col
lechng subscriptions FOR that purpose. and tie
monument viii be dedicated On the anniver-
sary Of tho death q Mary Foneroy in August.
There is another monument in Jersey City to
her memory, which IS not 80 appropriate, and
that is the Church Of the Scandal, where Mr..
Glendenning still continues 70 preach in de-
dance Of society and Of the will Of bis sect.
THE THREE POLICEMEN OF the Nineteenth
ward who yesterday attacked the heights Of
''Sebastopol," where q gang q roughs and
highwsymen had their citadel. deserve the
thanks Of tie whole community for their
courage and determination. Unfortunately but
one OF the rowdies was shot in the ARRAY,
for they al richly deserved that fptc. The
brave officer who was wounded, McEveeiy,
will have the satisfaction Of knowing That ali
good citizens applaud bis manly conduct and
that Of his comrades. When We find a good
policeman il is pleasure to render him the
taIl credit he las earned.
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TRIPLE S HE L I.
THE HERALD FOR THE SUMNER RESORTS.

NEW YORK, MONDAY. JUNE Il. Is,5.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty eighth street and Broadway--fHE BIG 30
MANIA, at ; 4. NJ closes AZ l1sJ T. A.
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CrLMORE,s SUMNER GARDEN
l3te Rarnunt,s uippodrome GRAND POPULAR CON-
t'Ei,T ats 81 closes at II r. 81 Ladles aud ehll-
IA - IN a T. M
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CONwAYis BROoKLYN THEATRE.
RrICLE al ais y. NJ. Miss Cara Morris, NJ. James
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ROBINSON HALL
West sixteenth street.-Engish opera -GIROtL TT
GlR0FLA, al y. Nj.
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WOODS Museum,
Roadway corner 81 fhfrtfsth street.-The BhAt 4
DOCTOR, al Il NJ. closes At ~ A. II u. Mauaee y 7
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
AROUND THk WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS, ats
closes at 10 :l5 r. N.
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN
THEODORE THOMAS CONC .Rf, al +. 4.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT EASY-FCTURES STEADY
FLOUR AcTIvE-wHEAT FIRMER-CoRN QUIET
AND EAsY-oATs QUIET AND EASIER RYE
DuLLr-BARLEY FIRM-BARLEY MALT FIRM
PORK FIRM LARD FIRMER - PETROLEUM
sTEADY-NAvAL STORES QUMT-GRocERIEs
QUIET-HIDEs QUIET AND sTEADY-oILs QUIET
AND FIRM-wHIsKEY sTEADY-FREIGHTs FIRM
AND AcTIyE-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND
sTEADY-GUN QUIET AND UNCHANGED.
FRIDAY, Oct. I-6PM
There has not occurred any very decided change in
the mercantile situation during the past week. but there
has nevertheless been, more general demand for
merchandise than at any preceding timo since
the commencement or the fall trade The export
movement has not been very active, but more gen
eral distribution has been going on, and
shipments to the West and the South
have increased In encouraging degree Indicating that
the fall business will be ar despite the disasters by wind
and ood The damage the pretty definitely
asceaned and the fact that business has increased per
cepby regarded indicating that the damage great
has been confined particular branch Of trade,
this fall The dry goods market thouh mol
by the vim Of former years has ben steader and ami
mated the sales for the week show larger aggregate.
Change there but little change in tho character
Of the grain markets until yesterday, when much
better feeling obtained IN tho market for both
-four and wheat, which were wanted for export
crop of Nos and Milwaukee, the quality Of which
cided Improvement the old crop On the hand the
quality Chicago spring and also Of winter decidedly
erio the old aud consequently hard Of sale while
prices wholly nominal The market for prime spring
eit OF very strong yesterday with good export inquiry
Corn was quiet and comparatively steady all week
but closed heavy yesterday with moderate inquiry Oats
without marked change, only moderate buslnees
doing Whiskoy quiet and without decided change.
Pork uuctnated greatly, indeed all kinds Of hog
meats the general market being stronger Lard was
ception rule the market closing yesterday strong
Fcghs and charters have undergone no radical change
Cotton spot easy Flour steady Petroleum
was steady Naval stores quiet Hides quiet and
steady. uenn ssa 49, quiet and steady Oils
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct 4 1875.
Cotton weak middling. 12Hc low middng i2ibc good
ordinary l4c Net receipts 81 bales Exports eoastwise,
$40 sales sS7 stock, l6,i2L Weekly net receipts,
4Gi5 bales Exports coastwise, 24lS sales. a,sSu
NEW ORLEANS, oct. I, 1875.
Cotton quiet; middiing, 127Sc low middng l2c; g9od
ordinary iisc Net receipts l2 bales gross s,S ~
ports coastwse, sales, 2.2jO stock, 5uJoo weekly
net receipts I5 734 bacs gross l1s52 Exports coast
wise, 2,9o3. Sales, l3,lUO ,,. ~. ,e-r
Cotton quiet; mddlng 12&c. low middiing, llate
1iSc good ordinary, llAc ll5sc net receipts oyo
baes Exports coastwise 100 Sales. lO0O stock luSl5
Weekly not receipts, e545 Exports ccastwiso, LIS
Sales. $500 ou.~.., -. /, 90
Cotton steady; middlng, u sl6c low midding i2Ac;
ccnl ordinary ike receipts 2S7O bales Exports
lie Contnent 48 coastwise, 755 Sales, ,426 Stock
10 asA weekly net receipts, 1918; gross, 1Su09 tx
nors 10 the Continent lfl6; coastwise, e,653 Sales,
1876. 90 = . -
Cotton steady mddllnE ~ IL lee l2sic middlinr
121sc I21k Net receipts zig bales Exports 70 Great
receipts 13 7S4 balcs Exports Great Britain 2Oo3;
ooastwse, S,4oi. Sales, 100.
BurvALo, N. r., Oct. I, 1873
Lake receipts-F1our 200 bbls wheat i77OOO bushels
corn ll4UOO do oats $1,000 do Railroad recciptsFlour
900 bbs wheat, 5000 bushels corn, 1000 do oats
400 do. barley, 10000 do. Railroad shpmcnts-flour,
LOCO bbs wheat 6.OuO hnshaSi 6OVOO do. oats,
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l0:l5 AND Il.3O A. ".
5000 SIS 81. I2lh $1,000 Us52o 'ss be III
1000 500, '65,n. I19x 10000 SIS, l04Or iies
300 30 g V. l9os loooo oooo az s s s1 Co. a4
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TIE LATEST QUOTATIONS..
BANK SHARES.

Bank shares sold at 95H 90 for Fourth National 81
for Continental o2H for Republic and 100 Grocers'
The latest bids are:-America 15O American Exchange
116H; Chemical, 1850; City, 800; Commerce, 121 Con-
tnental 81; First National 200; Fourth National 90;
German American 50; Gold Exchange, 12o; Groeers',
9s Importers and Traders 200; Irving 1922 Mechanics
14o; Mercantile, 1osh; Merchants, 122; New York,
13o; New York National Exchange, 1o2; Park, 142;
Phoenix, 9s Republic, 90; St. Nicholas 1o2
State bonds were quiet and steady The latest bids
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quiet and drm Gunnes quiet and unchanged Grocs
AsHes-The market quiet and nominaily unchanged
We quote Pots, 5sSc g pearls sc -. a,.. p.,
ANrlMoNY was In fair demand and nrn We quote .-ieg
brrswAx steady SKYE for Western and SIC for
BnooM coRs fairly active and steady At quotations
a. Sc We quote Brush short green, choice l0c lie
hnr Teen ioc lie green medium, Se ioc.' REQ ana
CAsDLrs-The jobbing demand was fair and the market
2sc sperm patent sscys sse stearic, r. d Mitchell
ogs 7 ue on zIc 2ee adamantins az ~ 10 OIL i's'
CoFFEE-rhe market for Brazils firm, With more IN
gold. for common and ao22 bags DO at New Orleans az
2oe gold for fair Mild grades were quiet and ir@ we
so g9Sd s ~ 2q 5%e do AR s2 g GOOD
3e4c a-2lAe gold ninety days lava government bsgs
2es ga 21s do mats 2s ssG Singapore @ do 2s
gssy5a 1o p JaTsca isc 2oe & - Rc Domingo, ,ar
pc Mexican o 9n Manila Gle S's aac Ansos
tgra. l9e a2lc. savanila, 2oc 22c. Curacao, &c
y market for american nsSs was nsm Nth
shesthng (over Il os soc bolts Sic brsuiers over IS
;n ;Dz;o sbci nails ssc ssc old sheahing &c mxsd
nS Ow & &sheathng and bronze, 22c bolts 2c
changed We We quote :-Molasses shocks 32inch, with
y 6o Do Do sgincS asit 81 % WV - 2o box shocks
3 @ Ordinary z 70 prime fSss
4oc hoops. II feet do. soc. 35c-
prices We quote manila darge and small size per
10, loc l6c do. cordage. bolt rope yarns l65ac.
l73sc tarred Manila, l4sc Sisal rope, l2c. 3c New
Zealand, l2c l3c Russia hemp, tarred l4c American
DO, l4c. Russia bolt rope. I7c.
CorroNThe market for spot cotton ruled heavy revi
sion in quotations leaves low middng grades
changed strict low mdding Lice lower; middling, &c
lower, and the higher grades all &c After Change
some 100 bales reported sold 70 pinners and $50 bales
70 arrive sold to eXportershe latter private terms
The market closed with continued downward tendency.
Futures, influenced by better Liverpool advces while
idea prevailed that concerted attempt wond be made TO
advance the price Of October opened 32c lec higher
Subsequent advces OF quieer Liverpool market and the
lack Of special strength in October brought
sellers and the market sold OH. closing steady at de-
cline of 32c compared with evenings figures We
quote e-0cober, ~ 13-l6c November, i2sac December
12Bc January l2l1c II % 32c. February II 15-l6c
u 3l-32c March, l3 532c 13 3l6c April, 137Sc
13 1890. May, 3 1890. 3ssc; June, l3 a6c July
l3 3-32c lie. August, 14Gc IL slice Quotations
based American standard OF classification in
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The payments mado from the Treasury by warrants
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$40, ooo No s,7Sl TO No. 4eOO both inclusive total
81, 500, 600; grand total, s5,OooOOo OF the above
81 500 coupon bonds and s25ooOOo are regis
tered. United States securities bonds should be ad-
dressed to the 'Loan DIVISION secretary's ohce" and
registered bonds should be assigned he Secretary
OF the Treasury for redemption
PAYMENTS.
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Mor,,r oc. 1 1874

MWHTEF, WUI. II ENf0s
nc. low middling, ils4c. q
! IKE. Net receipts, ,6YS
Sales. 1000 Stock, 10, ,Sl5.
Exports coastwise, :, 2,23S.
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CLOSING FRIcEs-3 2. y.
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money on call loans to-day again showed the exist
OF abundant supply The rates at the close
were i and 2pcr cent Commercial paper Of prime
quality quoted from or to per cent according to
date TO maturity. Foreign exchange closed steady at
A79a4591s for long and 4s3 4s31S for demand
sterling
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at III, fell or to 11GA, and closed at
l67S The rates paid for borrowing 1872 3-g4 and
N16 Ler dem