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New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

Grand total of assets to June
80, Observation-Disclosures Sl9, ,53J,6H rs
As these assets, accumulated from the undivided
surplus profits of the last years. justly belong
to the Stockholders it results that, were division
made Of them, each stakeholder would be- entitled
to a dividend of about 5S per cent Ii has a lready
been demonstrated that the Company can earn :
per cent per annum the stock during the most de-
pressed condition of businesS known ior thirty years.
As the e Of the telegraph is each year becoming
more general, il is certain that the Western Union
can earn per cent, not only on its outstanding
capital but on the 81, ,O0O.000 stock which it owns
as an asset, as well the proposed stock divi-
drnd. The time has arrived when the stockholders
are entitled to something to represent their money
invested as above. and 1 believe the day is near
when they will receive it. DIRECTOR.
Ncp- iCyE, July 10. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

The stock market to-day has Indicated It's en-
france into the Summer sost.cc, Tor the total bus
ness only amounted to the purchase and sale OF
S. 700 shares Of which $500 were Western thlon
nj SO7s q II lsaoO3i > isa >O3I u II ioa>l. no
change from last nights closing price Nariposa,
|. 900 shares at i3G 1880 l3; Atlantic and Pachc
Telegraph, 400 shares at 23@22+i, decline
of a per cent Quicksilver, 200 shares
at 10; Preferred, 200 shares at 2l'sG2l&i :;
Pacific Mail, 400 shares at 397sa lOI2a39's~
1Olsa 393 u 20, gain Of ls per cent; Union Pacific,
200 shares at 7J5sG7l7 decline of 10 per cent ;
North-Westcrn, LOO shares at 3J4 - 49, decline
Of = per cent Preferred 200 shares at 50i20 % ;
St. PAUL 200 shares at :}4as034Ii, decline of If
per cent preferred, 500 shares at 57l2 decline
of X per cent; Rock Island, 200 shares at
lOi, decline of Is; Wabash. 200 at 5i2a 13s,
decline of Is per cent Ohio and Mississippi, 900
shares at % 2;ils oh DOS decline OF Is per
cent; Lake Shore, $500 shares at 5"5-a59l20
5S2,a J9a JS5 5s3 decline of = per cent; Erie,
. 100 shares AT 15A4l3a. a gain of Il per cent /;
Illinois Central, 300 shares at 1913, and OF Delaware
Lackawanna and Western. 300 shares at 12l y,
gain of 10 per cent. The market closed duh and
barely steady. The opening, highest lowest anu
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day Will he
found in the following table
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

steady at l02; san joaquin branch at 92i2; West
erDs at 90; Union frsts at 1O2is0 1924. and sink
ing funds at 9543933s: Chicago and Northwest
consus fell of to - Morris and Essex consoli
dated irsfs sold at 1O37s and New w-Jersey Central
r,ts at l123l consolidated do. fetching 10Jli.
The toIlovin0 an. tho h:Ia.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
M nnnrN cln.ing nnntntiOns Of %

The temporary advance in money yesterday after
noon TO : per cent was not maintained to-day. ahh
rate, returned to TIE stcreoyp,d d quotation OF "a
81, per cent. Prime mercantile PAPER i SLOW,
brcau,c Of It's scarcity. We annex basis of quota
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

The Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company
has declared seIGi-annual dividend Of 10 per cent,
PAYABLE on demand.
The New-York and Oswcgo Midland Bondholders
Committee under lead Of john J.. Williams, Chair
man. give notice in our advertising columns that
they a.c still receiving bonds at the Union Trust
Company The Committee is a.,tTong one and cvl-
IDENTIFY mean business II is composed of the follow
inc-named Gentlemen: John +. Williams, President
Mctropolitan Bank Daniel Dcdd, President Newark
Savings Institution: Isaac II. Frothlnehan. cN-
President t'nion Trust Company; Henry NJ. AleX.n-
der lNlcXandcr Green, lawyer; The0. llOuston Sec
rciar, Midland Railroad Company.
Nh II. Y. Po1r's Manual of Railroads for lS1j-G
has prcn received and contains its usually complete
and wcll-aIranged information concer ing the yari-
ous riroad, of the country, well rs an analysis
Of th, debts of the Uncd States and of the several
States Having already given from advance sheets
the more interesting features OF this valuable work.
a further notice is now unnecessary.
Mrs,rs. Van Schack ~ Co., No. IL Broad-st
have issued their circular for the quarter ending
June 30 which contains IA mass OF u~clul lniriiha-
tlou concerning railroad and miscellaneous stocks,
United STATES STATE, ard miscellaneous bonds, and
railroad traffic returns for the past two years.
The comparative earnings and expenses oi the
Union Pacific Railroad for the month OF May, 1910
and ls-t are reported a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

With an improvement in legitimate trade there
wnu,l he 4 better business in paper. In" following
is the Clearing house statement: Currency e%-
changes, 81 ,99G, ,J}4 currency balances, T'S5l,-
$40: cold exchanges. Sj,1 SG,jO9; god balances,
sos. .cGj The following the total craiing5
for the week and the resulting balances: Currency
ccaIancrs s'37S 12J, 3; currency baiahc's, T@o,-
29t1I2: gold cIclranccs, go, i0O,121; gold
balances. SJ,oJf,1J9. Washington adviccs re-
p,rt that the Treasury holds H}71,3;'o,-
Ooo in bonds to secure National bank
circulation, and T1j.7lo,OpO To secure public
Il .rcsits The outstanding National bank cicula-
ton is now $' e. 40 900. III which -25i0 900 are
gold notcs The United States Treasurer to-day r.
ceivcd SG30.O 900 National bank notes for rco'nl'-
ZION. making il total FOR the week of -, i,Np0oOO.
The cn.tori- receipts were : go, 600. The Internal
Rcv.uuc rrceipts amounted TO = 10000. making
total for the month 10 date of Sj,>iG.0C0. Tdc
sLiu,cut of Ireal tenders and fractional cnI-
ronry for thc week amounted 10 Sl,3s) 1000.
The bank statement for the week shows a heavy
los, in legal tenders which i pretty nearly cOarn-
,.trd for by a large increase in specie A. tiic de-
pn,its were heavily augmented however. the nc. re-
s,it is loss in the snrD.us of the banks q" ~ 3d.
32j. TIN. bans, now hold la lawful money la excess
Of the twenty live per cen, required 10y law - =
oo7 300 against - j1s2. .J2j last week. Tie fol-
lowing table shows ihc relation between the total
reserve, ci the banks and tEc total liabi.iiic5:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

For future delivery the maih. L. very anl AZ f'o iofn'r
racs al ~ .ollOws All on basis "I Low Mmdiins
Sa,es ,esnIaay after J.. n.-Jun,, 2" - l"Sgc Al
ll, ia1sc: september. 200, IJ's-'.' 3oh - isc;
Uct"bc 700 II -'a2e. loo - iao. t'brnap 100 u rs
Mach 2Op J., total, 800 bales. lrst'ftf closing
lrrs-Ju, - NJ; August, lJSa - i@; N~pir.D'i l1'
- Sa.c. Oc.bt, II iisGli &i3-e' Nov.mler ~ "a"
D,comlc II !'a.c. duuar} IL s' "a -s-.'
February lIs'ssd islac; March i5-"l sss' A"l'
-, Iio.Q 53A: STAY, - 's1 ijS-c Junr 10 -sa - <''
Market quiet and ,ra.y sales 'oaay np 10 m-Jy 5."
IS August, iDU - iaa.c 1000 10 'isc - inlTi
-Ou Il5c 100 IL -r October. DOO, Il -sc. 2'pl li'g.
I,c,mlr 600 i+asa January, loo, li''; MSirh, 400,
/, '.c. toal. = . ha-s. Gidn1 tOal. IJJO bales
SIR Charles Easons Cotton Report tor tie week ending
JnlN o. lhaJ slls. -. -.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
GENERAL MARkET REPORT.

SA1tRpsN July 10. 1873.
cOTFTf,-Jhe market for Lilo II -iIOug hat aaRt. 30
sales w,ic rl0fl~ tisI,r. Al liaAor,, 1000 bar,
Jtr soti terms not uansland. Ne Ihe'c
Gidin4r, ciigucs i1Aa J. g.. iar '" u "a j. l' 'Vl
do i9a l9c. and irmeuO AT l3."lc az, all s"id maui
grades
COITON-tIrre but little doing IN spot Cotton today
prccs have ~, AZ which the market closes very
qulrt 49,.
ta,ions based ~ standard OF cssH1eaon IN fore" sept
l. l-TI pA Cotton IN Si'" running IN qldity n't
rnoe t.n iaii a grade a,vr h.Ow thr grade uunt.it
Ordinary Ia tai Ordinary IJ.I MHhiing. 10,
,,,nrl 1,rL | :. Low Muhung I3i2 Do,~i NHi.is',
Dascd Un American STANDARD of 'lassttilont
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
The bids for stocks at toe close Of the Exchange

The London advices were Of no special interest,"
TODAY. the rate of money not being reported
British Consols were firm a 81 Is, aud United states
securities steady at yesterdays prices. The BANK Oh
England made a gain on balance of f23,OOO. Inc
ouotation for Rentcs on the Paris Bourse was
$500 As usual on Saturday. the foreign exchange
market was dull Nominal rates are given below
the real working rates being on the basis oi ~ oo2
All 81 TO the { for long, and 81 S9l2~pl ~ Tor
sight There is a prospect Of more dong IN CONNER
ciaI bills next week The Old duncS5 i'll the Goll
Room was apparent again to-day, and small pisi-
ness was done Oh, however, brm market. Tue
opening price was 1lGl2 but at one time 1t ouehcd
11Gl, III. prep nderance of the days transactions
having been at 81, until after o'clock when the
price suddenly broke down to 1l57s. On g"id
loans the rates were Hat l per cent pr
annum and lCi borrowi ing, and : for carrying i"'
Assistant Treasurer paid out in gold co'" niag the
week -. .O-7 900 interest, mostly JG' ''poiis' o
tbc public debt including S'2S0,00O to-day. The re-
drmp;ion of called Fivc-twcntcs to-day amounted
in coin TO S7G 900 total for the week o N'0 i'V'V
The iupcrt entries of foreign dry goods al ihe port
of Nev..Yors for the week ending tonight were
SG5Gsl3 the amount thrown upon the market loot
irr M SCGl O3s, and of general merchandise 10
s33sJ.6Ss. making II Total in gold coin valuation OF
Sl3j2.jOl. The export clcaranccs Of domestic pro-
duce for the week ending Tuesday. July o. were 10
tbc currency valuation of $6,19c, 10. Tie specie
sbipneuts Amounted to : ,Gj0000 to-day making
= total for the week of $2.959,oO5, OF which
S257S 900 was gold coin. The days business nj the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
ITO Dos OGO: gold balances, T2,O'2,5"|; currency
balances go lSG5Gi. The following are the princi-
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

OF city bank shares 2 Bank Of America sodd ut
155 Fourth National 2OD al lol Bank of Reprb-
lie o. at % ana llsll Phenx at 0s. The bids are
a. fellows:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
E1NEING AND FINANCIAL.

THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
To me EditOr Of The y. !. Trtbune:
SIR: The profits of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY for the past eight years, ending June 80,
1874 as reported by the President Of the Company
10 the meeting of stockholders Oci. II. 1871.
DEDUCT 'ng ne disbursements:
On recount of dlyi-
dends ..............S -, ,;S12, sl3 81
On account of interest 49, -
on funded debt. ,j31 1888 81 Se,o6i,lb ID
Surulus left t...................SIJ II, ,Ofo, 40 %
IN, ass,s repyesenfag Dis surplus "efe'
Cons, inct non IL new lines, erection 800
of w,,s and purchase of patents. - I,JN 'i1b ID
Purchase of telegraph lines .;....-;. 'oI'"o' 10
Pacing aud Atlantic Telegraph stock -,- ~
Wsst.rr MON stock l72s97 sharesl I,0Ji ls3 %
Gold and stock Telegraph Co.'s stock -o -oo oo
lITlO slarc-l. -l.........---.... j,l'',"o' ""
International Ocean Telegraph Co.'S -,, a.,
stock 60 ;isi iShar,Sl........:..---.- ool'"'o u
Nnt',. Nns, .,no' NJ, '' = '''.. 10000 90
Central District and Printing l~h-
graph co.'s stock iiitsb"igh, 20o o>o oo
",sa.In 10 a,1IJm sbareai' $4,000 90
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

SATURDAY, July TO- 1873.
The oowine Is complete list of exports shipped IN vessels
which were cleaicd to day for foreign ports
AucAS1E-IBafk Guchen.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

Total sept - .34a275 l7i075 lso1oZ7 s2oS''
same fine last vcar 5Ss 226735 l7u6.ljl 9553l9
a, of the week bales incluuing 1859 Ia spinueis,
l 10 strculafo O7f eAport'rs Gross rec pts 40
sllD bales since lst
7yO3js bales against J2~OiJ last " ar
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
wrrKIY srArEMENr OF IMpORrS.

The oO@ing the mporations Of general merchandise at
the po Of NcN.York for week ending July @ 1875
No pkgs Value. No pkgs Value
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1Oh O'CLOCK /
AND ID O'CLOCK A. VI.
American Express
'hrnix Bank
Rock Island

FIRST RoARD-i0lo O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Sui,s of state Bonds -Roirodi BDndS-Bqnk and Rrt
rOa3 Shdres-ErDresS Stocks. DC.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

",rrfnril, - 2G.;s25 52j 2i917.201 Dee. $50
.
There wa a more active local investment demand
today for United states Securities and prices on
nearly all The issues were better. The Coupon 5-2oS
of 1867 sold up to l2l 3t, and Registered to l2l'sd
1n1In W. unn,.N clnsillg >lr,ct AmOtaLinms:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

PALE, lOE rKf,aSt DELIvEHi.
TODAY. last Eyc =. Total.
(onsump. on .........-...... so so $50
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

T,- UIT 1S' foN'TI IU'T
Liverpool steady Il Lands. i'is; Orleans al Situr
,iy was observed cose holiday here; Liverpool was =
,lde rmrf: sale. 1nuU bates; prices unchanged MONDAY
wJs also holiday here; Liverpool Was tfn and uncahSe1
bales Tuesday the Transactions Ntr" nsii, at
f u,natllns - IS. 376 bales; Liverpool strong;
sale. - 900 lands. 1ii'l Orleans, sd Nctn"s
,1y flrr wa, good demand ilOhi shnnefsi sdes 3lto
baics nG of Wt,h ycnt 10 IN" mills liNein0l was fm
sa-~ O ba,s; Ir'c. unchanged. lmisday ~" tone of
mn. mar Il Aa. rn sls 81 20 bales hdng - Sci llV-
,;si ,.oai, and -; al >al r. 80 bales; pads, NJ;
,tne s. Yesterday Tie tisacil't- Nrl, Iar az &C.
AL, iuc,; s.i' ljp2 'ac Mtiiin@ l3sci lIt tioo -
lup itllrs, quotation, uuctiE,d Ih irct'FtS
fri4 r,.k r ~ hai's a'Abst -iht lar, t"iio'
ssr.ii, work. l yr and Pee ioise Al ,lt. IL .p 'f =
....r l.,uTi ~-.i Toe ipai, 30 TER thl- A'aI,
IN, i .l i,, H.. f.ii s .iNrn above following table
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

The following table shows the cotton movement
of the week, rs reported by e. A. Easton, cotton
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

iSJ1 ! ~Jl.--
Ct BuL CoLfiI g. But tCVitut
707co5 s.oooj 6i 81 3ia j
Total ...............7 .7a50oO a,aOOo 7o,c,3 5.3ll?
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HOlylHnd,
ENGRAVER AND PRINTER.
IS St. Charles Street.

BAN Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Osras
neatly engraved and printed. Also, all kinds Of
general Engraving in the best style. Ball cora.
selection Of orders Of dancing and Germar
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20

At . special meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held the 18th Of January, 1875 it resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 31st December, 1874, on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
"A CASH DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders on the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December 1874 in addition to the rebate or
tcpated dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
81 o29 o6 for investment in o. S. Government secur
tiles according to articles III and v of the amended
charter.
NJ MUSSON, President.
G. LANAUX Secretary
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20
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