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schr Sunbeam (of Brixham), Johnson, Palermo g
DAYS With iruit 10 Lawrence, Giles Coz vessel to -
bulley. Passed Gibraltar Jan 20 40,
schr Maud Robinson, Matanzas u days with sugar 70
order; vessel to master
nz- The reported arrival Of schr Jennie Wiley, 90
I'd INST, error
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND sOUrh.
Steamer Neptune. Berry, Boston for New York. with
mdse passengers the Metropolitan steamship Co.
steamer Civ OF New Bedford Fish. New Bedford
New York. with mdse and PASSENGERS
Steamer Abntross DAVIS, FAN River Tor new York. with
nidse ana passengers.
teamcr Old Colony Newport tor New York. with
md and passengers
Steamer ,iiv OF Lawrence. REYNOLDS. New London iot
New York. with mdse and passengers.
steamer Theus. Young, rrov.dence for New York,
with mdse ana passengers to Isaac Odcll
Steamer Bridgeport Weeks, Bridgeport for New York.
with mdse and passengers.
steamer SionlnstOn, Norwich Tor new YORK, Win
mdse ana passengers
Steamer Continental, Brown New Haven for New
York. with mdse ana passengers. =
steamer Traveller, Bowers New Haven for New York,
with ndse ana PASSENGERS
Schr Willie Luce. Spear. Norfolk via Vineyard Havsa
for New York. with corn TO Rogers Co
Wind at sunset ENE strong.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT RI. March 7. 1871
Fishing schr Lydia of this port left here saturday
morning Feb 81 Tor the fishing ground, southeast oil
Block Island, since which time nothing has been heard
from and many ofhe opinion that she has been
lost with all board The families of the TO
this conclusion three days Nautical men are OF tho
opinion that they put the breaxwater at Block ISL
aud and that the northeast winds OF the past has
the Ice DRIFT in there and that the Lydia has
been detained in consequence but ii this Is the
they have probably been lost In OF the gales OF the
past week. The tact that rhe Block Island mall packet
which Is expected weather permitting ~ make thres
trips week this port, has not been able TO MAKE
even one during that time. gives hope that the Lydia
will he heard Her crew i've in number, who belong
here an have families, are Christian Peters Geotse
Dunwen, John Heath, John Johnston aud Garrett
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CORONERS' CASES.

Mr.. Meyer Pike, o German, eighty-eiaht years. o.!
age, died early YESTERDAY morning at NO. 81 stan.
ton street. from the effects oil burns received three
weeks ago py his nigntcotbes taxing lire while
standing too near stove
Mary Ellen sheridan. a child nearly eighteen
months Old, died at the residence OF her parents
No. 462 West 1nlrtythird street. rom shock, the
result OF burns received on SATURDAY by ner clothes
accidentally taxing fire ny the lgniting o. some
matcues with wnicn she wac playing.
Mrs. Fianefty, n woman elRaty years OF age ana
born IN Ireland VINO hud peen sck tor lonR limo,
Died suddenly yesterday. ,...
toe above cases.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP March 6-Arrived, ship Cambridge ELL
New York bark Royal Tar tBr), Parry. San Francisco
Falmouth.
AMSTERDAM, March e-Arrived brig Daisy Boynton,
Appleby. Baltimore.
BRISTOL. March CARVED bark Dolphin (Br) Trick,
Charleston via Nantes.
CARDIFF. March 6--Arrlved, ship Peter Young Orb
Perry Havre.
CALCUTTA March e-sailed, ships Sarah Hignstt Bur
we'll. and Susan Gilmore, Carver, for -.
DUBLIN, March 6-sailed. ship Imperial Crosby New
York.
LIVERPOOL. March 7-Arrived. ship Hamilton Fish.
Bryant. New York.
Sailed 9Th, ship Nereus (Br Kemp, San Francisco
barks jas Brett Gibson, Havana: Jessie Goodwn(Br
Shields dc.
MovILLr March 7-Arrived. steamer Caspian Orb
Trocks. Baltimore tor Liverpool.
Also arrived 7th Utopia tBr) Small New Yors
for Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN. March 7-Arrived steamer Manhattan
CBr). Joncs PHILADELPHIA for LIVERPOOL.
Ship Ringleader Thatcher, which arrived 9th from
San Francisco and Mazauan. has received orders fol
London.
on Fastnet 7th 30 Pm. steamer AdriatctBr. Perry,
New York for Liverpool
RIO GRANpR-Arrived, brig Venture QBr, Falker Rchs
mond
suAxGuAI-Arrivsd, bark Jas Stone, Halett New.
castle, NsW.
WATERFORD March e-Arrived. bark Adebaran t0sr),
Svendsen, Darien.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

LIVERPOOL. March 6-Shlp Friedander. from New YORK
for San Francisco which into Rio Janciro ana Will
have 10 discharge, has damaged cargo.
ScnR SEA LION ashore Mt Rockport Mass. lies on the
beach with rock through her port bil9e ana is 50
badly damaged that will not TO nave her repaired
She stripped OF her sails ana rigging and Will probably
he sold as she lies. Capt Moses Tower has her IN
charge ana is doing ail he can to save her.
HALIFAX, Ms, March THE steamer Newfoundland,
which arrived las night from newfoundland passed
through large fields or ice gong and returning.
The sealing fleet will leave 4 Johns on the l0th inst
Providence. March 1.-THE efforts on Saturday to GET
Off the WHAT Cheer, ashore Wexford Har
bor unsuccessful but were TO be resumed to-day
with more efficient preparations.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MARCH ls7aw1TH SUPPLEMENT-

was drunk with honors, was. "Mrs Bouclcault-
God bless her." which was neatly responded TO
by Mr. Boucicault, Jr. me proceedings were
Iivan, proposed by Jerome ]. Collins, In nappy
and appropriate speech. Thanks were voted by
the cOlunauY dlaperSed.
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BELOW.

Bark Topewell (Br), from Hong Kong
Brig kremlin from Cardenas.
schr Wm Morton (Brl from Aux Cages.
Schr Cara Leavitt from Sagua Ia Grande.
Vessels anchored at the South Spit outward bound -
Ship ocean King. for san Francisco.
Hark BenelacI Tor. for ShanQhAi
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents AMI ship captains
Informed that by telegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau, No 4G Fleet the arrivals at and depart
from European ports ana other ports abroad. NJ
American all foreign vessels trading with tho
United States tho same will cablsd this country
fra Of q nd nnh
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SPOKEN.

Ship Trmountain, Jones. from New York for Callao
Feb Q, lat IS ) lon 81 IA
Brig Bertha, from - tor Boston, March s. Barnegai
bearing NV. 20 miles.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A psoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A emf states legal everywhere: desertion, &C.. s1f
ncient cause no publicity required; no charge unit
divorce granted; advice tree. 49,. an. 49,.
~ HOUSE. ATTORNEY, lW Broadway.
A Bs0T.UTR DIvORCEs OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A Of different states legal rywhsre; no pu1cisy
no advances advice irse ios svsrS
stats. -, " Va $500 D.
Private ofioss and resaencs, No. ST. Marx. ylaee.
THIs DAT' -
GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING FASHIONS
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
BROADWAY AND sogRgsESrH srRxEI
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LAupE LouIs MATHIEC

CLAUDE LOUIS MATHrEr.
PARIS March 8, 1875.
Claude Louis Mathieu, the distinguished as
tronomar, diea yesterday in his ninetisth year.
ARTHUR HELPS, THE AUTHOR
LoSp on. March 9. 1875.
Arthur Helps, the author. IL dead. He was born
IN 1917.
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social and ecclesiastical penalty which 1t Ia possible tor
an indignant public sentiment 10 inhct The plea that he
Is bound to silence STILL BY any oovenants-trpartte or
other-or by obligations of honor and frieudship-is
plea which will generally be accepted There are other
obligations which, under the circumstances, may well DO
paramount and these obligations not to be ignored
without oense to public sentiment, nor without pro
voing public A little courage and positiycness
81 opinion in regard to such oenses Is certainly the
privilege which men whose duty IL is to nominate and
elect officers of religious societies may freely exercise
And from the exercise Of this privilege they not to be
debarred by the plea of though they were ten times
ten thousand dellarsas by such means the right TO
representative positions upon boards OF trust could be
purchased. L4
do not know that I have anything more TO say at
present claim the right to deny the imputation made
indirectly by the correspondent OF The CogreQat onal
made explicitly by Others that the position which took
ct the meeting of the Congregational Union was an i'm,
piled verdict upon the Just before the court
do not know sure which of the parties 70 that case
regards the Trustee against whom voted with the most
aversion. Whatever may think about that and
whoever may out OF that ordeal unscathed,-the
Society which, having the opportunity presented to OF
dispensing with such this that have been dis.
cussng declines avail itself of the opportunity must
not II some people wonder at its choice Yours
very truly, GEORGE Il. BACON.
Parsonage Orange Valley, ~ J.. May 30, 1875.
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THE TILToN-BEECHER TRIAL.


although think my friend talks quite ea silly and with
bat little personal oppression and besides that
expected and It may very well DO supposed that,
while there is any want of preparation on
the part OF my learned friend he may not pre-
cisely have settled the line of argument proper
70 adopt upon a succeeding day. do not know, Sir.
what the views wishes OF the jury may he and It Is
only because Ihave heretofore spoken your Honor
about my desire OF having expression either from
t Court or from the counsel OF the additional time that
they viii require TO conclude their argument that have
nerered at ALL and out Of grateful courtesy
the action herr tofore Of my learned friend So
far a. i am concerned, therefore, Sir, and the
part of the plaintiff trust your Honor viii give heed 10
the wishes OF Mr. Eyarts upon the subject but still n
sist Sir and appeal your Honor to assign some limit
tothis debate that may know when behalf Of the
Plaintiff the Of this Court and Jury for the
comparatively brief time which shall ask In submitting
the OF the plaintiff.
Judge Neson-I forgetful Of these considerations
when appealed TO the jury, N the jury only to
be considered; did not at the moment recall the cir
cumsance that the learned who had been speak
ting during the week might need time for thought and
preparation, for rest, having adopted the
notion that he was the only one OF our whole number
that did not need any rest and to the time when prob
ably Mr. Beach will have opportunity TO be heard
have no doubt counsel VIII consult about II.
hr. Evarts-1 recognize my learned friends kindness
and courtesy, and Of course not at all unexpected
by me- Gentlemen Of the Jury and your Honor and my
learned friends both sides may that there is every
reason why should wish to conclude this argument
soon my OF duty TO my client will permit andI
VIII to learned friend for think II is due to him.
that have disposed of, in my Judgment, the main
interests and purposes of this inquiry, called
for from me, in addition TO what Mr.. Porter has
done and that have not the least expectation Of going
beyond Tuesday in my summing up, and have a strong
desire TO be able to close by Tuesday but
my learned friend Is only concerned that should have
limit that won't fall short Of think must take
Tuesday night
The Court then adjourned until Monday, June T. at
o.
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GOO; less coin certificates, $40, 100000

The leading characteristic of the money market is
its extreme ease, the supply Of capital offering on
call being very abundant. The rates call ranged
from to per cent, prime mercantile paper finding
speedy sale at 3l2G5. Among the paper offering
there is said be fair supply of the acceptances of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The following is
the Clearing house statement:
Curry exchanges $500 ga Gold exchanges. 100000
Curry balances. 3S322i0 Gold balances. S7J,927
Government bonds were strong and higher on the
advance in gold, and coupon 5-2Os of 1867 went mp
to 1919. The currency skies sold up to 122l2 We
annex closing street quotations:
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| 151a916, the entire market ruling quiet. The
| course of money IL unchanged, and three months'
bills are discounted at 3a per cent, or an eighth
here under the minimum rate at the Bank OF
England which institution made gain on balance
OF 900. The foreign exchanges continue sfrong
at the quotations given below business being pretty
generally at ST s7G$4 90. The market s quiet,
because of this limited supply of bills, save those
drawn against shipment of coin, for grain bills are
not important, and there can be no supply OF cotton
bills expected for several months yet. While
the failure Of the grain corner N Chicago has ha1
tendency toprSnote shipments Of gram, it must
be bOrne in mind that it takes an inn
mense amount Of cereals 70 produce even
moderate supply Of bills. As very little else
is likely to go out gold, the probable scarcity of
that commodity later N the initiates against
any important decline, and forms a reasonably fair
basis upon which the present speculation for higher
prices is predicaed. The probability that the ship
ments by to-morrow's steamers will be very heavy.
stimulated further advance in gold to-day from
III at the Opening-1167s yesterday-t0 i'm, on
moderately active business. On gold loans the rates
were 2, 3, and per cent per annum, and i64 per
diem for borrowing, and later in the day 203 per
cent was paid for carrying The Customs receipts at
Washington to-day were 100000 and Internal
Revenue receipts 1870 OO0 the United States Treas
urer receiving 81 100000 National bank notes for
redemption. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$67. 900 in coin interest, and redeemed in called
800 bonds Il ,Ol5. 900. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows Gold cleared,
$50, 1877 900; gold balances $1,2s2 ,951 and cur
rency balances 81, 566.915. The quotations fer gold
are as follows
1000. III 1870 III l90...I,7 2So ..-.Il7,s
HOO. Hts l23o-~..ll7is 2Op..-.ll7is
The days business at the U. 5. Sub Treasury COM
prised:
receipts s345,9OO % Curry payments $500 254 So
Gold paymens. 81 Curry balance .+36IlsS 81
Cold balance ..5Z,337,Of3 % Customs 25OoUO w
Curry receipts. l,2bJ,o23 10
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day Currency, $3,6OO,OOO; coin $s4,OO0,-
600 less coin certificates. $40, 100000.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-The market very dun and nominal the supply
ample; quoted at &C.. and Pearls AT &C.
BkESWAX-The market remains steady and very dull az
33ie 34c Western ana BE for southern
COFFEE-The market for Rio Ia v % lower with more
decline The business OF the day
gates 49, lOs including 1900 bags Sagtta terms
transprcd 5000 bags Daisy also private terms
800 bags Albion at l6'c loo bags 81 Ursula Lap
bags Granada 500 bags.per Ontario all on terms not
made public and 3i9 bags Ontario at 10 STOCK here
this evening i3O33 bags at Baltimore 1906 at lamp
Total 75639 We revise quotations: ord
nary 6lc fair do, 1854 G7c good do, II 29
i prime at i49ls c Mild grades ul and
sell lower figures would have Ia be submitted TO- We quote
- a26c Singapore q d23c Ceylon 20a2l Mar
acabo l9i2922c Lagiayra l9G20c jamaica, II 2GlS 2c
Domingo 16adlTc Porto Rico, ia 100; Costa lAca
17020c Mexican, l9a20c; Angostura, lS II Savani
1921 &c. AMI Curocoa at l7ql9'2c. all gold. -
COTTONThe business in spot Cotton has been only mod
prices show decline OF &c 49, and the market closes
very quiet the abatement Receipts at the shipping ports
To-Day are bales week. g l93 bales this day
last year 242l Sept 3395,79S bales
year 3679361 bales consolidated lsix day
receipts 1893 bales exports Great Britain 80 SS bales
exports Continent 4.SlS bales stock In New York 14s4u
bales consolidated stock 252 100 bales The averages OF
forward deliveries were as follows June l5S6c
July. l6O3c August i6l9e september 1890; October
55c December ID Nj; January, 1550c; April 10 &C.
May I6sIse First transactions Second call August
loo isc 10O l5zs5zc.; Jnly 100 lSs
October ljlsc; December l5's2c May 200, l6s2c tota
800 bales.
Quotations OF classification in force Sept
l. 1874 Upland Cotton in store running In quality not
half grade above below the grade dn0ted
ordinary IA strict Good Ordinary, 1873 Nddiing i6 2
ala fa.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05

src sh.de easier The oharterns moyemsns lea scve
With eight weakness percsptble rates The easnesmsss
500 tsrces lard At S7s a. 5000 SuS sn 4 A. 10 Esn
dom BY sail 5000 bush grain a s 1000 bbls aour a.
70 glasgow. 5, steam 100 sss sugar At sis
e ef Rss PPssnS,n e Naples w ;oGss %
deiphis 70 German Baltic with 1000 bbis DO az "a "a an
hence to Cork Tor orsr via sccsrs Grsis
Hsyrs hntwerp or Reitam VITA about sSco rs "a a.
sns 81 s r,s SS 1s from Esa%sss % rho d:
S Ssrsan s. from Phisslpaia % Continents VITA 400
with 800 bols Eeaned PetIoeSm AZ S. an Ansrls hsrt
a aeoSe 20 n oSsf i' nun, os5 WITH sSoo a. S o.
baHi y beg nsacs Ir : s yoyass with about
4mserdsn With Msyiand robseo a. "a Gln
under the more ora s1sa espeSy ~ spsSs <, sss
though air for Milling and H. sare fqy xs ~ hex psS
hIsso sppe erly 81 90 Sssa - ~ 10 40 r NO
,sr Gncce s e. gf 30 Do 81 I'LL I'm = M
& 1Sss q g s:'i. sssl 6:
ncsds in the sales arc Iase spring 60 sTris.
hs s ra a arss gp new w,at t1n ep,a IoS
s sn ssS S 20 Rs bay ards the and s
and Sr Sssh SsSs ssS.a
Ing DIM s: s,ss sTs g 600 Sas NsS Ohio Mls9. H.
sisss re- ..aSsrsv a. asaSs .as.s sss
sc ~. later i' very r1sS fancy % 70. c.ss
dian YET Rye IL easier and quet at the close the sAs
SssI o6 stronger In far p.
ts'o snh aI M o5c LII W" Al .no
sss as tiSoo Dnsn Damp anu tnnnd Al zoe.
am VIZ. Y ~ y s5sI cr Sa"e' aua 'oo''' '' SAL ""'
oin rSnyw ~ 10y. al. , a.. ,,.,..., .. 49,,
,v,,h i,,s, 49, ars as
y IIsl$sc SPOT qsisntts q. Bornes B.ss.
HV st AVN srV v w I snn 'S cont,n,. IN arr,v anti,
freely and ne narst IA wss we Snos soanS at ass
sde III ~ o, a. q, anu 70 81. 49, ~
e % Strw - dn ana aooEg a. Tor Long Hys'
smiv he,d Int ptts a1 in sos rennest At strong
a. ona n y, y, zoo ha,s AZ . ~, ~ 20
cash md fine and Go bales an Boston AZ - cnrreocy
Hem, ool3
onaitv, = sai sc. Jttee Jsutt 15- carrenoy
mo- ensns Is yery small ana pees are M
Madras at sos ~ VI "''''" "''' '"N' ~ ''"''' '"'
,,na n ~. 's nrn. n III o
sna,ys '"' "'Ao" III" p'''o' "i' "'"- a" s-"'' s""'
~ 40, ipo. ooppar was Only ma
. s, ~ IN ,s IL ~ ~ ~ Viz ~ % s.
AMI dsc,,na ~, anart.r ~ Cent Va tsa 20 NM e
- tbis ahafe,,c TIERS yas no irroy'cnt in hc s,,nd
aud the sales for the past three days are only 10000 d
absence Of 5nsiasss prc@s are wholly nominal A@San s
dull and dropping Ras are and value. nominal
-" s Uh AZ wy nie.lc Sse. feVS
and steel at go both gold Domestic PIG Lead q eniy
moving IN small lots at ABOUT previous ngies % 0t gOt
ssy "a BsP II ' Pine a. s and ess 10 pes
trade Foreign u duh aud nominal at s. I2tS
~ 25 In Pig Tin there little passing. tho
straits. l9c English Plates very dnn
sales OF 500 Charcoal Tin a 80 2j and 200 bo Coke
Tin terms charcoal Tin quoted NJ - % 50 81 .,
Charcoal Terne rsDsS 25; Coke TIN S7GS7 l2 and Coke
TTne At 81 s5is@s7 l2is Other Metals ,l are duh
demand sell still lower would
W be submitted TO- Cuba Muscoyado Refining n 37gi0c
ia ,Se Engi lsh N.gyfl
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And tie folIowing for city bank shares !:

The imports of dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day 81 ,274, 800, and the amount mar
keted 81 1856 924. The total imports of dry-goods
since January l. this year, are .3126s3, and the
total amount marketed $52.3f3.473.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania 6s, third Issue. ia; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 2Oi2; Reading Railroad. 53's; Penn
sylyania Railroad 49is Gold. III.
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Tons. iuns;
Ore extracted '4,50.' = Ore relAnins on n

Delivered to the mills a. lJ6i2
Renorts from the Eureka Consolidated Silver Mine
annear to confirm previous statements regarding the
extraordinary character of the great ore and the
nrice of stock. which on May l was 30. and at the
nresent time ductuates between 90 and 13
The California Silver Mine is now opened at the
200 foot level from end to end; four cross-cuts
have been run at distances OF 100 feet apart ana
sim;lar cross-cuts are now opening These workings
are in the celebrated Bonanza, and the ore Is SAID 10
he eoualIy rich with that of the Consolidated VIZ
nia New shafts are sinking, and large mills are
IN ourse of construction which it will require three
or fonr months to complete. During the week end
ing Nav 81 the treasure shipments from San FRAN
cisco IN Neyy-York by rail were S7s6,5Ol FROM
Tan thew have been S1s.62i, sSl, including OK
norts IN China. England, and Sorth America
Tba nroduction of the GEORGETOWN, COL, su-
var mines amounts to about 10000 per week, ho'
;,cndinp the low grade retained at the mihes'
rho Onbir silver Mine is producing about LOU tons
Of ore pr day. the best of which assays over %ooo "
the ton and comes from the now deep WINNINGS
Tho four principal silver mines at Eureka, New"
are sbippng about 100000 pounds OF base ouiiioh
ner week to San Francisco, where 1t is rehned.
The Nevada Bank of San Francisco has been or
conized with a capital of $5,0OOO 600 In gold 10
commence with, and power to increase IL oeiohs,
IN the Consolidated Virginia and Ophir Interest," "n"
I,onis McLane has been elected fresideh-
tn. announcement in the cable dispatches OF the
e,nrro of the Phenix Bessemer Steel Company a
susnension doubtless due in measure TO the recent
..arhIe among the iron houses seemed 10 have little
oect mon the markets on either side OF the water.
In London British Consos were frac aon hr,ner AT
o9i,ao2as for money, and o2't@s27s for the as
conn, Tnitel States securities held their own save
a decliu, OILS in '67' while Erie was sSeady ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05

Jersey Mea-The market y steady We quote Fine
White 81 6503l 10 Fine Yellow at 81 62GSl 80 Coarse az
81 42dsl AZ Ground Feed al 81 40aSl So
ITs-In foreign Dried the business sun continues
limited almost wholly Of Jobbng character
prices for most descriptions weak but closed WIN pet
ter feeling moderate inquiry Layer Ra sins Sold To day
az 81 20 by auction at &c. showing improve
rnent Of and lsc the latter The
sales $500 boxes Layer Rasins in lots e. 2O9s2 %
private 500 boxes Valencia do at
loo 35Gs3 CO. $50 obls Curr ants st
&c chiefly bbs private terms; 80 cases seryta
at ar so We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05

In railroad bonds there was comparatively little
change. Union Pacific Firsts were frmcr at lO22i@
1928, but Sinking Funds receded to 3D. Long Dock
bonds sold at 009IOO The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05

The consolidated Virginia Silver Mine sent
$4,000 in bullion to the Company's Office On May
Ok. The bullion yield for the first - days of the
nresent fiscal month is $72J, 999 which, added to
the surpIns of more than 81 100000 left over last
dividend dav. insures the payment of the usual 10
per cent dividend this month. The largest amount
ever produced by this mine in any one week was the
week ending May 3d. the report being as follows: