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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-13

AWoRD TO BILLIARD PLAyERs.- Henry
Mahlstedt, at the Panaca Saloon. Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloon two
of the finest billiard tables to be found
on the Pacific Coast, one OF them being
q full sized French carom table and the
other small three-fourth parlor table.
They are fitted with Phelan Il Collen-
der's everlasting steel plate cushions,
and were made by Liesenfeld, of San
Francisco. Now, oil you billiard players,
here is chance TO show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent. for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate you at either game, and
will be liberal enough to give you good
show and not beat you all the time. You
cen always find on hand also large as
sortment Of No. liquors, with cigars of
the best brands. One price One bit
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair,
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to J. j. Halpin Il Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. II.
CHEEsEl Cheesei Ono thnusand.pound
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or a
retail, at Il. G. PouJApE's.
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three TO
| so cents.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco
Pipes, Pouches, etc., at Rolla Watts
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin'
saloon. II" W. R. WILSON.
CIaARs, oil brands, qualities and kinds
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees dru
store, Main street. IF
IcE, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily b.
s. B. Martino. Leave orders at saloon
OF E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. [
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-13
, !. !. FRANCISCO sioux REPORT.
sAN FRAscIsoo. August II.

sAN FRANcIsoo. August IL.
lsaAsxs.l MORNING SALES.
1850 ophir-67 67h 67h
ll6O Gould Curry-24 23k 23ss 24hb3O
9ss0 Best Belcher-57 57N 57bl0 66A 5s4b5
IS IS hbSO 56kbl0 57kb5
$50 Chollar Potosi-l05 log
95 SavAge-13s 1x0
200 Hale 4 Norcross-62k G2 GIN 60 81
sos Yellow Jacket-lO2 lOl 100 1Olhb5
s25 Crown POINTS, ssh sbl0 35is
200 Empire Mill-7's 7h7k
375 Kentuck-l8b5 l7k 17gs
1855 Apha-2lS
126 Belcher-2S 26k 23k
100 Conhdence-N Hh
1876 Don virgiin.-s27S s27 S26 s25 32lHb5 $50
as, Stern Nevada- lsA 2Obso 10
36l5 California-65 65 y 653s 65b5
$40 Bullion-55 $3.50
20 Seq Belcher-96 98
ITO OyermAn-7x
255 Justice-l65 1865 1861 l67 1874 167bl0
COS Union Oon-sk 10 lObso 81 sab5 % 90
GOO Lady Bryan-2k
1856 Julia-23 22h
1855 OAledonia-27 26x
SO Knickerbocker-3k
925 Globe-k
10 Baltimore oon-4H4H4a
100 Bacon-S
$50 UtAh-l3 12&
go Silver Hill-11k IL II ll,s
1850 Imperial-13 12k l2a
so g Il Quartz-k
AFTERNOON SALES
so Meadow valley-6h ca
80 Raymond Ely-47
100 Eureka Con-50
100 Jsckson-lk
40 Alps-A
90 American Flag-2h
IS Belmont-3A
100 Rye Pstch-1A
TOT X Con-Az
200 Tiger-4
226 Geneva Com
$40 Leopard-l6
$50 Jefferson-4k
$40 GilA-4A AZ
800 Mansfeld-lT
40 Golden Chariot-1h III
700 South Chariot-40c Soc Use
ITO Poorman-4S IN
100 Illinois Oentral-4
100 Pauper-A
46O South Mountain--1h IN
$40 Challenge-77h 7h
1915 Dayton-66b
500 Pictou-h
100 Occidental-4k
$50 Phil Sheridan
$40 Tyler-1A
1920 Rock Island-3%
375 New York Con-3k az 81
500 Lady washington-2h
100 South Oomstock-3
800 Kossuth-2k
200 Alta
1880 woodville-32 az
100 Cosmopolitan-30c
$50 Leviathan-lx
s 40 Andes. ~. s.sbso
100 American Flat-lh
200 North Carson-30c
$50 Niagara--5s soc
$50 Mides-4's 4hb30
900 Wells Fargo
1885 Prospectus 1871 10
1900 South California-32k
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-13
LOST.

CHECK DRAWN BY i. W. CLuTE.
N dated March 9th, 1875, on the Bank Of
California, San Francisco, California, in favor
Of Reuben Alton. The raid check liz numbered
1876 and drawn for 5000, was lost in Phoebe July
9Th, 1876. All psrties are cautioned against ne
gotiating said check ~ payment has been
stopped. U7.Wd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS.
By aILMER l. sALIsBuRYs HAMILTON LINE:
rs Merchant Press Wand
Mollie Teats
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Mrs Davidson r Nichols
Mrs + Walk ED L Cults
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-13

The Nevada Democrat, Of the 9th,
vaguely says: At Glendale yesterday,
Mr.. Woodwork, familisrly known as
Uncle Johnny Woodwork, suddenly
died. Up to half past nine o'clock on
Saturday evening Mr.. Woodworth was
in company with his trends and neigh
bors, and to oil appearances was in the
enjoyment of perfect health He made
no complaint of being i'll, and was not
suffering from any pain, or any disease.
He was sitting up at later hour than
usual waiting for his wife. who had gone
on business to Reno. About two O'Clock
in the morning Uncle johnny died.
Here We drop the matter, only adding,
that if all the neighbors tell the truth,
there is abundant reason for thorough
and careful post-mortem examination.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-13
LOST.

<,urcK NO. 1o.625, TO ORDER OF P. NJ.
FLYNN. drawn by the Raymond Ely \.
N. Co, for s122 The said Check was dated
May I'd, 1876. All parties are hereby cautioned
against negotiating the snine as payment mas
been stopped. II. w CLOTE'
auG-30d
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-13
Z T ELE RIA PHI

SPECIAL To THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
IrApTTJTIrs or PARTNERS.

I'm the suit of Eben Goodwin and Others
against Lewis Einsten and Others Judge Wan Worst in
Supreme Court Special Term. has decided an important
question as to the duties Of partners who belong 10 two
arms The plaintiffs opened gold account with Elm
stein Rosenfedi, Co, depOstng $4,000 IN bonds MS
security These transactions were ended though not Tor
,nay closed with a credit to the plaintiffs second ac-
count was opened in which ROseneldt. without a. the
Judge holds the KIN ,wledge of his own partners was IT.
terested with plaintiffs On these second transactions
dcpt arose which exceeded the credit due on the hr't
Posnfclt failed and made assignment for IN benenl
of his ccditOrs. On accounting knscneldts lhtrcs'
I'm the house Einsen declared 10 amount To row.
900 -. 49,. o...,,,..
The plaintiffs brought this suit to have tho accounts
between Themselves aud Ensein Co. reformed claim
g that there had been Ovcrcharges by The delennts III
1be account 20 have ROsenfeds share Of the deDt que by
Them 10 Einstcn Co. set of against the r6OOOO due by
Gle firm to his assignee and not charged TO them as ms
eartn and for return of their securities judge Van
tOlSt holds that there il ground for the accOun;
Gle evidence Of Overcharges rests on conversations WIN
oseufalt after he was interested with pl1intins III the
transactions. ANY promise of his 10 reduce charges
0uld Ice promise for his benefit and to make SUCH
demands or conversations binding on the nrn' thcy
should lave been lnicated TO other ehnes Oh H.
Tie fue holds that they have no superor equity over
other creditors have Roseneldts money ia tne hahu7
OF the defendants first applied TO their debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
THE DOWNTOWN HOSPITAL.

CONTROLLER GREENS REASONS FOR NOT EXEcUT-
ING THR LEASE or HE NEw-YOaK DIsPRNsiRY
.BUuDING-THE APPROPRIATION TOO SMALL
The Controller has filed his answer to the
alternative uandamus requiring him to show cause why
he should not execute lease of the premises owned by
the York Dispcnsary at White and Ccntrcsts for
downtown hospital An ordinance Of the Common
Council directed the leasing of the buiding-eNcepting
one hoor which the Dspcnsary needs for tsc-for use
in place of the condemned Park Hospital at 5000 per
annun Mr. Green refused to aifX his signature 10
any such lease. AMI the present proceeding was
taken 10y Messrs Beach and Brown against HIM In
his return the Controller claims that only $4,000 was
appropraed city account by the Board OF
Ystimatc and App0ltcnment that there arc PRETENDED
leases made before Jan che annual rental on Whcn
over SOJO; and since then leases have been ORDERED
for the Marine Court at Sl2,0SO per annum on Ar IL
and Other leases at $500 ~ 800. aud $1,000 besides
this sti later lelse at $1,000 has been ordered Tns
the funds dsposable for leases are far exceeded by the
leases made.
similar proceeding was taken in regard to the lease
OF Of No. ~ Camhers-st. mentioned ab0Nc III
thai the Controller put In similar return, ana the AZ
tufneys. who the In this late case demurrer
10 its sum ency, claiming TINT the Controller III thls
matter Lad merlY ministerial power, and that whrlhcr
Gle lessons cOHd aiteTwaT get their rents was an et
Sife.cn question from his duty TO make the lease Iht
ease is pending before Judge Brady, undetermined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
CIVIL NOTES.

A decree in foreclosure against a portion OF
te estate OF James Taylor entered Saturday Ill
,he Snprcmo Court az the suit Of Sarah Burr The prop
ertv il on the east side of MadsOnaYe near Forty
St and the amount adiudged To be due is T2l,oIo
In the proceedings against Roberts and
Gleason and by the banks to recover the moneys
ont OF which they deauded by means of the forged
fnnds of the Buffalo New-YOrk and Erie Railroad Com
many VIM Writ icTctt counsel the baDAs, mas sue
crede i'm attaching SlO7 900 worth OF property belong
Ing 10 the accused persons.
Judge Davis is assigned to hold supreme
Court Chambers for the last two weeks OF this term
Judge Brady having held 1t for the first two weeks Dn-
Eng those two weeks besides exparte business judge
Rradv has disposed Of $40 lltigated motions having
sciu,i1v heard and decided 2i9 Judge Brady IL as,
signed Tor the rest of the month TO the Court OF oyer ana
TtTuincr.
Ida Maude Terpleton has withdrawn the
proceedings taken by her 10 recover her child from its
Grandfather and has written letter to that effect to
Judge DonoIue. John d. Townsend, counsel Tor the
grandfather, pressed for decision. Judge Donohue
for the sake Of the child that Mr. Townsend
sh0nd not press decision. II gwen III ms IaNoT
1nnst he a reflection ON the mothers character ana u
was not worth while add TO the stigma caused ny me
record against its father another Icoori agnsV i'S
Smother For the presezt he would make NO decSloh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JUNE d. SHEET

ciic Mail $4,000 shares changed hands OF 32'a@oo
032os033L, gain Of 7s per cent; Union
Pacific 3,400 shares Mt 744073b@7o'5 ue-
cline OF - per cent; Northwestern. 4,aoo
shares at 3Gss@37li 0367s037, gain OF .
per cent Preferred, 200 shares, at 49is019' de-
cline Of q per cent st. Paul exhibited some hrn-
ness in final gain of q per cent after sales OF
shares at 81 Iaa32st 031 3l@32li. and Preferred y
Der cent with sales Of 100 only at 5ili. Only 4oo
shares of Rock Island were sold at 1Oios0l0lsi,
gain of il per cent. Ohios were traded IN 10 the eA
tent of 300 shares, Mt 23023ha22 i2@224, DC
cline of Il per cent, and of Wabash, LOO shares
at G5s07ls, n gain of ls Lake Shore opened
down - per cent, at 59i2, and afterwards
sold at Cos % Co.'S aeGO7s105 olga GO059's, q de-
cline of Il per cent on business Which
amounted to 110, 600 shares Erie in response 10
decline in London of over per cent opened AT Id
against 81 Friday night, and, under an active de
mand from shorts, advanced to 14l4013fs@ 1850
la decline Of III per cent on sales Oh zV'ooo
shares OF Central and Hudson 400 shares were
so d at 1O1 9102ie0i02l4-a gain OF 10 per ceh|
Harlem. 800 shares at 1856; Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western, 900 shares at 11Si2; Illinois central
200 shares at 1O1; Michigan Central, 200 shares ~
Celia gam of 10 per cont; and of Hannibal ana
st. Joseph, 600 shares at 22l2022hD22's-a gam
Of 81 per cent. The market closed stupid ana WIN
ont character The opening, highest, lowest, ana
closing prices for active stocks sold to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
THE COURTS.
STARKwEATHER's DE-
TX-COLLECTOR

II
TENSE.
HE DECLARES THAT HE HAS DONE NOTHING HE
GAL AND MAKES COUNTER CLAIM OF $4,000.
Henry Starkweathcr, the cx-COnector OF AS
sesses served his answer TO tho suit OF The Poo
ME against him upon Mr. Peckhalu. The substance OF
thc complaint was that as Collector Assessments MI
sarkweahor char eed percentages, not only the
assessments against private persons Of whom he had col
iectcd or taken The proper stops TO collect, moneys due
but had also charged and collected from the city
s1sO6Os 81 percentage assessments AGAINST it
where had - pay share Of the cost of improve
ment wilc bc could not collect the money the only
collection possible was an entity on the citys books
transfer ring the money from account TO another
The answer served 10y Nash 4 Holt counsel Of Mr.
etar weather makes a formal denial OF any demand on
him or a return Of the money and sets up Ignorance Of
whether the city makes n claim for these moneys MI
sartweather admits that he was Collector OF Assess
mens but denies that his duties such are rghttuly
described in the complaint Tie admits the receipt OF the
percentages IN the assessments laid the city, hut
claims that these percentages were stated in the Reports
Of the Commissioners of Estimate and Assess
ment and approved by the Court. lie claims
that the ordinance changing the older system of
collections and allowing a fixed percentage was
Intended 10 and did these He claims that
the payments being made by the Controller on the
advice o. the Corporation Counsel with nOwlc iee OF
all the facts within the rule rs To- voluntary nay
mcnts. and cannot be recovered back He claims t1at
s Oh unthal of these percentages were MS, the olf
half gong law to the dcYty c0lh crs, he cannot ne
sued for more than lis half merely because rs inar
of coivru ence the whole paid to him on single
check distribution. As TO portion be sets up he
Statute Of Limitations, and finally 80 counter claim,
sets up mat there = over SoO"1 i'i, mn on G o
and II a-S ID: Nov n 1871 S13l25 So Dec. y, ISL
fs25S 30; Jan. % 1872. S9,57l Is; Feb ~, lsI2
SS,6Gs -; March Ia $l060i 60; April L. $SSbS IL 1;
In all ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

The depression in general trade occasions the dull
ness of commercial paper. The following Is the
Clearinghouse statement:
Cury Gold exchanges. S337s7$5
Curry balances. 3,Oi5,553 Gold balances- 0O79l2
The following were the total exchanges and re-
smiling balances for the week
Curry exchanges s43S739t9j Gold exchanges $3t i220
Curry balances. 2i,576.630 Gold balances. 5,iS6Ooo
This afternoons dispatches from Washington state
that the Treasury holds 1916, 100000 bonds to
cure National bank circulation, and $15,9O0OO0 to
secure public deposits. The National bank circula-
ton outstanding amounts to 349 100000, of which
81 800, 900 are gold notes. National bank notes re-
ceived to-day were 100000 making total receipts
for week of 5 100000. The Customs receipts to-
day were $3.50, 900. The Internal Revenue receipts
to-day were 100000, total for month to date OF
$5,5sO,OOO. The shipments of legal tenders and
fractional currency for the week were $3.150,OOO
The bank statement was favorable. The loans were
heavily contracted and large gain in legal tenders
reported, swelling the surplus of the banks over
the legal requirements to So, 0360 900. or s., CO.
$50 more than last week.
The following table shows the condition Of
the NewYork City banks at The dates undermen-
toned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
DEC1qIONS-JUNE 10.

Spp~ems Court Chambers BY judge Donohue... -
YeWt r. Misunderstanding have order allowing MIN W
renew o payment Of SO COSTS --,. f,.o.o oct Cor
Nv Judc Rrady-Clark agt. Mccormick GiOte at SoT-
nell; Chiffon agt Brown peasants ag MoTrga . o 'e
All GauO; In Of President ana trustees VI w
American Timber and Manufacturing a e,or" RE-
All IoNiaue-Order granted Inc0rnOratl0n OF >eIo DC,
nevolcnt SooetyOblec TOO indefinitely stated -
ert -Roierred Jarvis jr, 20 take pro OF the Ia -
and TO report whether viii be for the interest OF Sne
10 con m nee action Penied at JaTneson consultation
" tn Justice Dcnoue and on the paes submitted an
should not be granted unless te Mhv
amount Of the payment be deposited with the CLERK oil 'ho
court meet the p aintif claim o, ,,.,o. ,.oo,aa
Nv Jtig WesfjrO0k.-MOOre act. Cark-MO'lon grhhi'h
and ten days 10 answer eT 7o'i
OF COMPLAINT. Same rule In each case
SDec,qI Tern-I}y Judge DOu0hue.-Brett agt MacKe.-
Bindings settled Palmer agt. The Mayor, &c udelrn i9
1anti on demurrer Sutton agt DAVIS InscOnunued "u'
5ut costs Rrant agt GENERALIZATION Denied
Supe,4or Court-.SpecG Tcm.-By judge Spell
febaik AIT referred TO Thomas T. CotIeau eSl'
chapman agt Phenix National Bank OF The City oi
Findings settled.
Common Pleas-Specidt Term-By Judge Ioew;1I
wehie AIT uavand-SiOtiOn that exceptions DO Dei III .s
frst Instance at General Term WAS for stay OF
Che meantime fcnie without coss Connolly az t 70
Judgment of divorce granted and cusOiy N cld AWARDED 10
Tie plaintiff Robert agt NOZZLE an iniorn re oounsl
dismiss these proceedings; the coul
sOud therefore appear before me az such lme az hy may
aree on Draper agt Mnado-Moiion 70 lIe anohuou aA
ever granted on conditions lsce meinorandumh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
l.O33.500
Total shares Of the week

sExdiyidend-
The stock market to-day has been devoid of.inte.
est except AS to the speculation in Lake Shore, Erie
Western Union and Pacific Mail. which comprised
seyen-eighths of the total 191, 800 shares sold
during the day Western Union opened at 75h and
steadily advanced to 20 reacting to 75aS975as,
closing at 75ia gain Of u per cent over yester-
days final sale after sales Of 10000 shares OF Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
Storage.
TAEGER WAREHOUSES;,

TAEGER WAREHOUSES;, ,a0 o
sthaye, from SD " 3ith'sis. am ZOE en A'o'
OPFICE 80 West Jlth-st-
,oSa.t i rate most and most thoiousny
.,aI establishasnt Oh tho Kind IN tne Dusss 9
~ ritYv. baagaee goods wars Of every dosuI az
ior a e1partnisnts Night patrols receive go"as W
All lOurs Inspection invteaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

4Jl. Muller agt. Weldmann
ct 81.
AGA. Lyon art. Corneau 81 al.
I-2. Delaney agt. MalOney.
34S. .EIke agt. job.
lag. Sink, a,lmr., af,t. Sink.
3O1. Van Kanst agt. y. y.
Col. Of Vet. surg. =.
Jl1..Gedney agt Finhen Ell
al
100 .sterue ait. G0epp.
57s. Powers aet. smith er ~.
z24. Bat =, r.. agt. McGown
et al
2fG. .Hirsch agt. Hanrah'sn
ri al.
I35 Hard agt. Sturges ct nj.
ioJ. Hurlbht sgt Stdrges
Ell al
228. .CnD AFT Dorland-
Az. .StuTgls, adm r., agI
Drew et al.
7l..HOtehkiss aSt Burbank
et al.
bO7. Taylor et M h5I
buckOw, DO
DIG. Hagen ct al. agt Crow
al al.
S37. .MutaIal Life Ina co.
agt. Smith OF al.
6i3. .sa.er, ex'r., &c, agt.
Morris I'll al
uyued for tie Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

were as follows:

There were no further financial disasters reported
bv cohle today from London, and although Others
are anticipated there is pancky feeling reported
and Consos mp a per cent, United STATES oohds
rulnc firm. Erie shares are down to Hollis for
common. and to IS for preferred on Tumors OF
foreclosure or assessment of the common Stock. me
rate for three months bills of discount Is now the
same rs the minimum at the Bank of England-3'2
mar cont. The Bank made bullion gain to-day OF
1000. In Paris French Rentes closed at ofoo.
AS usual on Saturday there WIS little doing in the
forcicn exchange market though at one time
tbere WAS considerable demand for cable transfers
Mt about 19Io to the G, to the extent of about
ftOO 900 The nominal rate of sterling was nm
changed as noted below, but really GO days bills
were weak first-cass bankers sterling beng nego
iable at 81 81. Three days sight bills were strong
NJ 81 90. The condition of the gold loan market l.
tbe occasion of the different turn, and the sharp
rates paid for use are likely to check specie ship
ments until after the July Treasury interest comes
upon the market The opening rate in tie gold loan
market was ei for until Monday, then per cehl
per annm ard afterwards 36i, lI6, S32, g, 6i ana
at last record 5a9 Time loans of gold closed as fol-
lows: 30 days. for Use, ls03s; GO days. SsG z; 30
days. 9.07s; 4months, 1l201a all the year, 1sia2
There was no feature to the gold market to-day and
al business was at 117ls0117ll. TIN shipments OF
cold coin to-day were BY steamer City of Berlin,
| 81 .431 900; steamer Celtic, 100000; steamer
Main. $50 900. and $31 900 silver, total OF 81,
| 7s1 900 gold coin and $31 900 silver. The to-
| fail exports for the week amounted to SG,23G,9|9,
of which 81, 913 600 was gold com.
The DAVIS business at the U. 5. Sub-Treasury COM
| prised: .,-o ,o- 20
g G%ry G RaSnt' fsassS
,, Sr'v Ts,aiIdn 2i3is5i so
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
daywere: Currency, "a, 100000; coin, S77,O00OO I;
less coin certificates $l9,S00OOO.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out in gold coin during
the week S2147, 900 in called fye-twentes, and
So7 600 in interest on the public debt. The dis
bursements included $4,000 bonds to-day and
~ 600 interest The import entries Of foreign dry
goods Mt the port of New-York for the week ending
to-nieht were $780,, OG9 (the amount thrown upon
the market footing up $9J2,319, and of general
merchandise to SO, 7s9 1922 making total in gold
coin valuation of $4GS3.0G1. The export clear
onces of domestic produce from this port for the
| week ending Tuesday, June u, were to the cur
rencv valuation of 1892, $40. The specie move
ment is given elsewhere. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared &c.,
400. 900; gold balances, 30, So, 1888; currency
balances, 1892, 592. The following were the
principal quotations for gold:
30o
100. liz i23O...ii7t 2.OD."..ll74
The DAYS business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury com
prsed:
receipts 599 9S9 % Currency ss 5 30
CustOmS-...-.- i3fOOO "
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange;
otarIfnsr IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylyania 6s, third issue, 112l2 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2Ois; Reading Railroad. 1913; Penn
,ylvania Railroad. 1873 Gold. 117l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

DemtirTers.
z. Wright at. Williams.
12..O'DOnuen agt. Kerr ct
al.
.Voss at. COwdfey 81 ri.
20. Hoffman agt. WetlROre
u al.
Isrves of idte and tacf.
G22. The People Of Tho state
OF New YOrs agt a he
New. York and Staten
Island Ferry Co.
acc. m Hard agt Ferguson
II al
b30. Levy et al. AIT Merrill
275. .Deslin ct al. agt. oiObc
NJ. J.. Ins. 60.
1888. Ponds EXtraci 20. agt.
Humphrey D. s. III. NJ
Co. ct al.
1873. Crow u al. agt Carpen-
ter Ct al.
tS6. Shea ast. shea.
70. Foley agt Green, &c,
oJ al.
<s1. Faean agt. Jardine et al;
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ire Ins. Go.
3l..Frllman aRt I,1Hdo~.
Il Mitchell agt. EoaL
<Z7..HeIrick agk Slnlth, r,
27l..AcrtOn agt. walker
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ar. CSC. 700 s3O,553,j0o Ines
5s.292,i75 5S,5i5O25

In state bonds Tennessee old bonds were down 70
4glo on the probability that the July interest would
NOT he paid Georgia gold as sold ct 90. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
we annex closing quotations of forelg

Money continues in ample supply and lends freely
on call Mt 292is per cent and on three months time
at 303Io. prime discounts finding ready SALE with
the demand far ahead of the supply. The rates for
mercantile paper as follows:
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CAIFSDAR7-TTIs DAY.
srrRyMy CouET-CHANBFEs- BRADY. J.
Third Mondays motion calendar viii be called at a. IN
GESEnAL TRKM-Adjourned until the LIST of July.
s4YCAL TRaM-DONOHuR, J.