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upon the Stock Exchange for week past or more
continue to control prices. and the market to-day
presents as rule lower quotations for Che securities

upon the Stock Exchange for week past or more
continue to control prices, and the market to-day
presents rule lower quotations for the securities
of nearly all the corporations which have refused to
furnish information concerning thca affairs ana pus
ness. OF have ONLY made them ptblic when 1orced
to do So whs the stocks and bcads OF such as nave
sought publicity and presented favorable reports are
steady if nct firm. The opening of the market TINS
morning was attended by asharp rally on most OIL
the active stocks of the ls, caused, as 1t Is gener
ally believed, by the orders given by Appointment
operator to cover all his short stocks which having
been. accomplished prices Immediately dropped, so
that with only two three exceptions, the closing
prizes arc below thosesf last night. Eric opened at
25,as, quickly dropped to 24si, rallied to Dor,
with a large business, and subsequently,
sold down to 2314023si 023023ss@2Ts@
23as0227s, closing at 23ls or 2ls per cent
lower than last night. There was very
large covering Of shorts all day. and the demand for
stock thus created was freely supplied by long stocK
The sales of Ere foot up 1888 500 shares Iie ehtre
business of the day was large, amounting 10 ooo'-
| 200 shares of which 100000 were Lake ohore
which opene6 at 670667s, and was heartily bought
nm 70 Gsls sfterward selling at 67ls3 67sa0673s
gain of ~ per cent. Wabash, with s9es OF 1900
shares exhibited renewed weakness in the after
noon and closed with decline of 18s per cent The
| sales were ut 3'bO3oSm io6 o'4OloU o'4~o-2
QSio. Ohio and Mississippi also lost Us per
cent On sales of $500 shares, ut 2440234
| Q235s&D233s. Northwestern after slight
| rally in the morning from 39ls9397s broke to 1883
Q3s7s03Slo closing with loss of y per cent after
sales of $4,000 shares. The Preferred sold at 63hG
531o decline of a per cent. ST. Paul, on the mode
raj transactions of 5000 at 35asQ364G35as, is %
per cent lower Rock Island was pressed for sale,
and, after having sold at 1O3asQ103l 1885, went
Gown to 1O2 Il ia 1929, decline of 7s per cent on
| sales of 1920 shares. Central and hudson de-
clned 80 per cent on sales of 800 shares at 1O5li@
1913. Panama sold only to The extent of GOO shares
| at 1i3G1I1 and 1873, seller Ga, de-
cline in the regular price of 49, per cent.
Union Pacific gains il per cent, BOO
shares selling at 752407G5s@75 ga 1850
| 76 Western Union was strong, its opening prices
being the lowest of the day; $1,000
shares sold at 67sa7Gai077a4977 is@77ss, a
gain Of s. per cent on sales of 33,7OO shares
while Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, on sales OF
1900 shares at 252sa2ll2a 24 7s, lost % per cent
Pacific Mail was sharply rallied and held fairly
strong all day, but toward the close was again i'll
| cned toward weakness; $500 shares sold at 81 g
03sasa lsG 3s3i Q3s lisa So 7sa3Sls, a gain of p
| per cent. The opening, highest lowest and closing
prices of active stocks sold today will he found III
| the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ronr anil Howard and Western E1tii - z~S2 %.
o Family g 15%sS t 1S 1tfr SI% No
Do 81 81 No Western Red ~ ~ 20 80 21onei 20 DO
AmbeT 81 1891 4s White 81 $6dsl a. no vhs ~
sBc. southern Yellow Sc; Western MIs 20 &c , xa
Suiet southern s0Sc Western Write I6SI7e, "g pnn
Mixed 74iac Rye quiet 81 l5a$l u nay I'm '.radV
PORK s22 20 Bulk shonder &C.; Clear D Saas,
iSab2sc Tor loose: Iacked 94Gl29c Bae9nIshoqius,s
9 Clear Rib siaes l3e H1 sner arm Coca % Pine
Western davor 2i92sc petroleum nominal a a.
67c Coffee and heavy Ordinary 10 Iri, l,o ~ 81
I5Ia1sc. Whisky very qnic; City - 2, [ weI aus.
,ained sales western Superne at - 50a % oom IN
rtras o. S Is Wisconsin and Minnesota Extras ~ 20
$50 66 White Wheat OHIO Indiana ana se "a southern
Flour fr quiet at a 25a$S 90 for Connon % ~ an
choice Family Fancy Minnesota 10 c2rn s ~ gr
04c Mixed and Yellow oats qle 80, ~ AZ 2ssos2e
sderaby reduced and prices wei aimed saes AZ go
and Middlng. s26 5OdS per ton Eeceipts- Fonr eea
bbs; Corn IL 500 bush Wheat 200 BUSH oa'S' o'''"
phi ADILPIs May l0.-petrOleum steady ~ !.
for refined 9c Tor Crude. Clover seed quiet AZ lOs
the latter second hands Timothy ana rIansas - on
changed rather scarce and held ar 90 i9I saia.
TonT in small supply the demand has fallen on ais.
600 hbls Including iowa aud Minnesota Famy
at 70 75ds6 so Pennsylvania indiana ana ONO go ~
moves slowly III 40 Tor Red y ~ for Amber ~ }ms %
Tor White Rye commands 81 1921 y ori III, are are
sells at Sjas6c Yellow and western Mixed osts aa
,sy sales Mss Pork az $40 Beef Hams %ljas22 SO
Smoked Hams i3a liic Picked Hams. l249 te iard
lia.dl52c Whisk steady at 81 ~ Bnter qll.s 99aSe
Western Extras, 230 2ic. do Firsts 9e Rolls EYE
2ld22c Cheese dun and declining Sew OK TINT
l4c; Western Prime, l2dl3c; SKINS, 5d lVc E2s s.ey
New Jersey and Delaware fresh lc "es'esn
A. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

The London advces came il lower for British Con-
suls with old 1865 being Is higher and the other
securities steady. Erie weak and excited, and
opening at 223 against 227s last night it declined
to 2ll2 and left off at 22li the Preferred falling
from 81 TO sale. Money is reported easy at go in
the Bank of England, and at 3l4 for three months
bills of discount. The Bank made gain to-day of
c262, 900 bullion. The Foreign Exchange market
opened at 4s7 and 400, but as the gold clique made
no movement the standard drawers later advanced
rates to ASH and 4.90l2 bankers showing
more disposition to draw. On gold loans the
rates g fiat. 2lo and per cent for borrowing
the gold market proper having been quiet and strong
on sales at 11GlsQ1lG3s The specie shipments
amounted to i5OO 900 in gold coin, and 1897 $50 in
silver The Assistant Treasurer redeemed 500, 900
in called Five-twentes, and discussed 100000 in
coin interest on the public debt The operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold
cleared, $i4 ,395 900; gold balances, 81 ,526.O53;
currency balances 81 ,S69,231. The quotations for
COLD vere az follows.
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We annex closing quotations OF Foreign ex

The money market was the coITelative of ycster-
day, the supply offering on call being far in excess
of requirements of borrowers, and capitalists deem
themselves fortunate in placing their balances
at 2 and per cent. The discount market is poorly
supplied and best grades sell at 4a5 per cent. The
Customs receipts at Washington were $500, OOO and
Internal Revenue receipts 1910, 900, the United
States Treasurer receiving $780, 900 National bank
notes for redemption.
The quarterly statement of ithe National banks Of
the City of New-York for the quarter ending May
/ liz as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NFwYoHK May sn TceeEts we're ia
cy u Tie ' Oh rngs At Sstetst @ere mainly lair to eoo
eorrted native seeI and sellers in that msfketpaee la!
z n 10 dress 81 70 TIE Gross takt9 in e,s by
loads stiicrs poor far quality, and 10 cars
eoy steers Of orGnaIy to sHtra lgah sales Tss GSk
day Very poor fair suffers were sold at iOallc 10.
to s = t. fess Use SSn H. with ' mp to 5
a m, aud the feehng at the close decidedly firm.
IN s cs S% ha u Why the no RdSn 'Ot
with constant oS ana Where s money CONF
cattle which are purchased long credit
an T aec o 10 n The oVs G eH ne 20
sold the our weeks last past has been at least
more than four hit dSacd among I've
Myf. s 81 s si and s y AeIon TO
tT pae and to at me rate they have been going Is
The sxtiethst 40 FOR T. C. Eastman II
cars fo Coon honI son cars for siege Meyers cars
for : Moses and 3, cars for W. Iyer 20
sS SsG Al ms b. 70 sss; q ris. eg "a
scaa dSf az "t to dress ID do c%t at &c.,
a Dr. r. i a do ,o cT s at $ TO- dress Is d.
cg at lise to DR. 3 Il and 81 do cwt at 2c to dress
W. IGOmpspn sold ic and B. Coon IS Illinois steers
- cwt at re- to dress 81 t. 81 Do 81 cWt a, , ~" 10
s. D. % so 90 i 10 10 d s;l6ns f~ a. III 70
he 10 dress 81 and 10 coarse do, "a ew, at e to
siegei 4 Meyers sold, their own account 10 Illinois
~ a, al Pc 10 r:s. 81 IS ~ o ~ cx 10 a Re t% DO
dress q ~ and 81 p head added and As do cwt l2c
Moses his account 40 Illinois steers ca cyt
at lltdl2l2e = y, 10 dress o. 10 TO the gross ewt
The at jersey CITY 80 for Norris Waxols
u. g. Culver s.i for = W Atrton l-6 Illinois stiers o.
~ ngS5ss c at l. VT s n e gssf 10 fc to g r. IS S
cwt at l2'ad ID 40 10 dress 80 10 80 do, Tag az
TO- sS q lsS Srss % r. sgs do
NJ Goldsmith sold fer Morris Waixels 4 Co, ~ Illinois
& 10 the s Ss e ew s. o las s s 20
dress 57d5s 10 IL Do cwt at lZic to dress 81 S0do,
cw at l21c TO dress s, and 80 common do strong "a
F. samues for Morris & Co. l3l Illinois sti
strong Ga cwt at III &c 10, to dress 81 % the
NJ Lauterbach sold for Morris waixels & Co AZ Illinois
steers % ewt aScrase az II sc 10 to dress 81 10 the
D. Waxel sold for Morris waixels Co l43 1hois s,ers
George feaey for Morris 81 y poor
stiers cwt average at lOc y H. TO dress 90 ID 10 the
Receipts head mainly calves OF
TO good quality The market
fully sustained prices ranging from Sc TO Sc q No. with few
sold 10 Mount Holly veas average at
Jelliae Co. sold Jersey veals 1872 average al &C. o
do lo9 No. at iT,; and 10 do, i35 ~ at !! re
Hume Elliott sold LAB state vsals l35 II &c
do 10 H. at &c; do, lie H. at &C., and Is buttermk
cars at Forty eighth st and car at Forteths sales
slow and limited but the market inn and the tendency
and u1%e sneeS S sn "a Serc so H.
see ~ 10 d. i47 ~ sic. 40 do, 90 Is. $40. and
KiTSy sold IS5 clipped Ohio sheep lss
swNkArrivals were 80 cars 1895 hogs24
ssy CITY and Is ears At Tose;s X Reid :Ed 2S Ohio
were mmes at 97se 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
WOOL MARKET.

RosroN Nav I9-TAere IA change in the Wool MARKET
which continues very quiet manufacturers DJ ~ only az
their Immediate wants demand. The unsa1c'' ny confluo7
Of the good arkc; restricts Operations ~ raw mari
rial Prices remain without change, Dnt
fine fecces and Australian are very unsatisisc.
torv sales Of Ohio and pennsylvania have been made az
52H57c for Xxx and medium grales Mlchlgan ao
Wisconsin heeces 4Sa522c and combine ana delaine
6O46Gc. for Eastern AMI Maine Suptfs are ia
demand, but XX Low sgpsrs arr Dun n@ie s suP S
mand with sales at l9g2jc for Fall and 2Cd35c for
spring; the price for choice lots OF now IN Aus
tran Wool have been small sales al Jl"J%2" luz
nlnfhino. and J7n5oc. for crOss-Ore1
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NpvvoRk DAILY TRmuNE THURSDAY is75TRPLE SHEET

an, ,v .a 1000 bush do at 6d ROTTERDAM BY steam,
CSoSus1 TO 6a sl Rss' 20 he Continent win sD
Petroleum On terms not maze Dutch pors
x r TO Liverpool steam $50 bales N S%Sg az
partly SoJS s 1%s pcis Refined q
British 9ss h neGso d srSsn
S tinted bDs SS pS1 1sn te wss HoT
Il C%F a s.t G sso9 S
RXISThe market opened qTef n Dat demand Tor
Pns at sns TOR sS Sss
steady and fairly active d tns sA% demand for milling c
sales are bush 81 2ossl % LOT gprne in store
MA nca Il Il I'S cr S' .s S gau q
81 10 for eS do and q a T. iS Of
sI %ffa n ns5.S ss a
active and c0,s osf 9wfI c se the sales
IT, %S9 $sos s,sis at
Mixed Mixed and s SasS nSsf
+ limited Local and nTe sr e5p Sasa Samp
aSer n are 2Se at aga Sf do
WIT s at AS Sfssf w. With III
arrivals o o WEE q sSs75e aP Salt
sc straw is scarce at 9Jc u for Long Rye; 0o~
e ST sIGs OK ssa both Strained Rosin and
sps Taenle is stronger and the net Wa quote Ron
sl' as g g. GS for Ordinary to t sRs good
t o az a 2Gp e Extra ID Do 3 90 Tar9,e
selling fairy at Sea SGD s@ a g s5 for S0 Wilmington
for wilmington pitch unchanged but is Lightly de' !"
OIIS-inscCd qrie and unchanged az t 10 easv
hands Fish duh and steahy ar ~,
and nuIe al 22dS1 % for Prime me 81 5Sn sloyylv
| No l. and 80 case for No 2 Menhadeh 10 AIMING '
pfiEOIFI There il light movement p.ss pened II
market in general prices steahy we is col
So Tor Nav l27sc for june 3VoV Du,5,
Or May I rhi isaus at
Nanhtla rs unchanged but dull at ytc, AZ and
ai 10 steady hut m light demand at lZc ior sPo. % III
10 l93tc for June; DO, at Baltimore, IL NJ ~ raIs
deOute, dull weaker 81 DI al
onsviie o,ct little doing quoted 81 80; on City in Du
3J PaIkeTs, shipments, II 33f
pENVISl ONS-rhe Pork market IL a9ain o"tI p 80 so1
stronger far inquiry for the iutuIe sslss ots
bbs New Mess - 5Odt2l 90 me laeI p1os iG ISG Ok
- bbls Family $22; 20 bbl Extra PRIME iah 90 "a
800 bb- seller July s21 372as2l 40 closing WIN S5
hid 800 hils seller August S2l 9odS2l BE- WIN =.
h. Reef sales Of 80 bis AT 81 FIZ Tor At
Sl5aSl5 30 for Packet and rl9 Tor taniy III a. ebon
Ie1vv sales Of 30 Philadelphia Extra IIdla at aDou
sn Beef dun, but steady at SIbdoIo Ior
m and Western Meats are less active and weak
Bellies, sales OF OOO pieces az " ~
Fresh Shoulders 9a. for Picked I0kd lO,5c io
i5ai2ic for Fresh Hams l2ao for CITY PICKED GO ~
ri Die Tor Western do 1871 &c for smoked iuW p y
Sborf Cnt Uama I2Iec. 10000 N Rib Bellies ID pnis
l0i % average l2iec 81 boxes, 1915 ID average ~
la on steady moderate demand sales OF e ~
NV Long Clear l2lq al2h-c; 25 boxes city SNORT Mo- <e
Hogs are In moderate demand the supply good anu steady
g7e ior CITY Lard opened weaker ana latlrl ,aI 90
I'D In fair ga mand the better, and rather hriner SAL
/ 200 city, IL ieci -OO lSs -
due' Tor the market, IA c 300 tcs az the
i5s,ec delivery we hear OF 700 tes se ,'
ISL, l5ssc $500 tos, seller July l5edlo'lsc |oo T
seller august. l. SC. ,.-,.otoo ,,-o ,os ,
FrrTfEThcre fair business passing for choice grades
favor t buyer better supply and vai"es ru
aboui ste choice lOts We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Nav 10 1873
COFFEE-The market for Rio remains very dull but prices
are without quoabe change sales reported from
first hands We quote Ordinary cargoes at Fair
c for lots at l6dl92 Mid grades
steadily held, but quiet.
CO1rTO%-The market for Cotton the spot is without
quotabe change and trade remains duh Receipts at the
shipping ports GOO bales this day last week
this last year 3,i57 bales consolidated day 81
receipts TO- Ia bales exports 10 Great Britain 23 O5 bales
exports 20 Continent 22.136 bales.
Quotations standard Of classification force Sept
1874 aud Upland Cotton store running In quality
half grade above or below the grade quoted
Ordinary. l4s strict Good Ordinary 1914 MiddlBg l6se
Good Ord, 1914 Low nddllng. l6 Good Md !. a
Uuu baS standard OF Cassine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
City bank shares sold at 100 for t1O) Fourth Ma
tional Bank Of Republic (25 at 100, and fark (lo)
Tha f,Io are {lP bids:

There has been good buying demand Tor The
leading railway mortgages, and prices have ruled at
firm figures The Fries lower, but the Pacifcs
are at full prices The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

Cu,HsEIhere il dc mard for choice lots s1lp are
more We NJ figures. Western - arriving more !c!'
and values fayoI the hiyfr. We quote; -
New state Faucv..l al44 Oid STATE factoIy' ., ~
Prime good 10 me 10 "A'
10 Fancy FOR Ext. l3t0l4 Old state FACTORY, q 81,
Fa r IA Good I'LL 0l3 common TO fair. = ~
SKIN. LAtIa 40 en- 40 :
Old state Factory, 80 western 90, com 40
fine to fancy. JLWl6 J mon 10 hhe D." -
t42c for Western Timothy il duh at - o.
Domestic Flax lightly inquired for at II o0d ~ ..
his staple very slightly deai ID anu pIiSss
arc steady at 1890. for western and lGc. FOR CITY
SUGA RS-In Raw SUGARS nothing new TRANSFERRED TO-DAY
and quotations nom.naly unchanged az the recent Ge
cine about zoo hs and 200 bags In lots of various dc,
utious sold days but not before reOrt Oh
TRANSFERRED quote Far TO GOOD I;ehnne una
Prime do SN0s7 Isc Centrifugal hnis gnu
boxes, Nd9a, and 40 IL Fox .layed at So ensi -
soft
10 &C. White Il &c for Crushed ii &c for Powdered
and 1O7s II lc for Granulaed.
TALLOW-1beIei in only a hight inquiry IRON eNpoiteiS
owing the high rates demanded for freight room Its are
City sold at &c. and small lot OF choice do
NJ Si,ec.
WHIsKY-The market shade easier aud the dc mand
hight 100 bbs sold at 81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

The Secretary of the Chamber of Life Insurance
reports: TIE amount paid by % Companies during
the month of April. 1879, upon policy claims was as
follows: Losses by death, 81, 7iG,Si7 05; matured
endowments, 49,, 272 rs; total, $1,s29,119 80.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Pennsyl-
vania Ca, third issue, 1924 Philadelphia and Eric
Railroad, 2il4 Reading Railroad, 53is; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, sos; Gold. 11Gli.
The following securities were sold at auction at
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For future delivery the market lac lower trans.
actions only limited. sales follows all basis Of Low
MiddlDg;
sales yesterday after MAY. 100, leaf June oOo
l6asc July. 100. l67sgc; 800 l64c August 1900 1850
September 100 l67s9c oetoper 100 l5ec 300 l52'ase.
January 300 5.sac total $500 bales Yesterdays Closing
ijSal6,ec; September, is'lea le7ase; October lb'.a
January l5sec February l5saa a6c March lesad
lesac April i2c; market steady sales to-day up
$500 isg;e.; 800, iSslc August 500, lose: 100
2So 80, Soo it, @ecssr coz i5s Joe i4c
December 200, lo's9c January 400 l5sc 500 l52sac;
February, 200 i6islee March, 100, l6te; total LOO
bales; grand total, 2I.7O0 bales.
FLOOR AND MEAIThe inquiry for Flour s fair but the
low ana medium grades Of Spring weaker Winter quiet
but Family brands are very nr No and snPerne more
plenty and quiet At the the market
brands Of Process lower sales 500 bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
Government bonds have been quiet but frmer. a
fair trade however running to the later o2O issues
We annex closing quotations:

In State bonds, District of Columbus were firm at
74ns. Registered New-Yotk State Bounty bonds sold
at l0sos new ex-coupon Tennessees at 604 new
series at 5Ol2, aud Virginias deferred, at 9a The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEwYORK, May 18, 1873.
To TIE Stock AND BoNDu FRS OF THE CHI
CAGo, MILWAUKEE AND ST. RAILWAY Con-
PANY: We invite you to send to us authority to
vote for you at the annual meeting of the stOckhod-
ers of this Company to be held at milwaukee, on the
10Th of June next We in favor of accepting the
law approved March ,, 1879, which repeats the
Classification act and provides for an election each
year of full Board of thirteen Directors and shall
if empowered, vote your shares in accordance
with this view unless otherwise instructed.
Among other contemplated reforms, il is intended
that the Office in Newl FORK shall be used exclusively
for the business of the Company, and be under
agcment that will have no interest in the stock mar
ket inconsistent with that Of the shareholders.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL.
JOHN +. WILLIAMS.
The undersigned, Directors, Stock and Bondhold-
ers of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way concur IN and approve Of the foregoing appica-
ton of Alexander Mitchell, President of the Com
pany, and John f. Williams, President of the Metro
pohtan National Bank of New-York:
y SS' : { S s %s%sso"", Directors,
II. CROCKER,
WARD, CAMPBELL d Co.,
WIN. g. JOHN O'BRIEN,
WHITEHOUsE d Co.,
VERMILYE & Co.,
GRKENIEAF, NORRIS & Co.,
WESTON g. DEBnLIER,
JESSE HOYT,
DAVID BOWS,
CAMMANN d Co.,
WHITE, NORRIS & Co.,
BALDWIN & KENDALL,
ROBERT BAYARD,
ARMOUR. PLANKISGTON d. Co.,
TALCoTT & SONS,
EDWARD HEN,
CLARK, LODGE g. Co.,
HALLGARTEN & Co.,
JAMES G. GARNER,
WIN. BRYCE g. Co.,
ii. l.. HORTON d Co.,
GRO SMITH of London, formerly Banker of Chicago,
by his Attorneys, GEDDEs g. REID.
To secure representation at the annual election on
June H. it is of the first Importance to every owner
of bonds stock of the Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway Company that his bonds or stock
should stand in his own name when the transfer
books close on Saturday 22d inst
Il is therefore recommended that, where bonds
and stock do not now stand in the name of the
owner, transfers be made at once.
For proxies, apply to
ALEXANDER MITCHELL,
JOHN +. WILLIAMS.
At the Metropolitan Nat. Bank.
ISSUE OF 100000 SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS.
or s., 900 EACH. OF THE
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
INTEREST PAYABLE lsT MARCH AND 1sr SEPTEMBER.
PRINCIPAL 1900.
Messrs. MORTON. BLISS g. Co. invite subscrip-
tons for the above bonds and will receive proposals
until Tuesday, the 25th day of May, at noon, to
purchase any part Of the same, reserving minimum
price of 07i2 per cent and accrued interest, below
which no offers will be accepted.
Subscriptions to become binding as soon as they
reach the amount of 81 600 900; aud If they exceed
the total of 81 COO 900, the 81 600 900 first sub
scrbod shall be allotted istsH and the balance pro
rata.
This issuc has boon authorized for tho purpose Of
providing means TO redeem bonds of the Company
November next amounting to $4,44s,.
900. NOD wiz 10 included in NV mortgage thAs tho |
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. NJ.
u n 6s. Rer1stered. 1881 L 800 Coupon 1867
10000 bee 122l4 luOOO.........."...l2 ia
u BOO Coupoa. 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

Jersey Bag MeaoThe market is lower Add quiet quote
Fine White 81 30 rel IS; Yellow al ~ 7Od&i ~
Feed at 81 40dSl IS.
QfREIGHTsRaes the berth are unchanged and there
moderate inquiry though 10 the close Of Change there
has not been much established The ehArterng business
very brisk the inquiry continued Tor Petroleum tonnage
ohieny there 10 little demand Tor Drain but with
DO gea, excess Of tonnage IN general In port rates
partculary changed The engagements include To Liver
IG0V0 bush. Cram aSsAv 3a Q0V bvsh d. hyVuSh hagh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

ST. JONI, N. B.-Schooner A. G. Watson.
Sugar bbls SS4 sptTurbbl Is RoslB Dsls. il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

sALEs PREsENI DELIVERY
To-day. Last Ev'g. Total.
Export. ..................... 80. lll9 l.ll9
Consumption. loI 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
sFCoND BOARD O'CLOCK p. VI.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SULPHURoUs.-C. S. Wright has dis
posed of his whole interest in the
Inferno sulphur beds in the Rabbit
Hole mountains, to James Duffy of
Carson. Messrs. Hale & Duffy are now
sole proprietors of all the locations in
the district except the McWorthy mine.
These gentlemen have had United
States survey made Of the property,
which embraces about 800 acres, and
are about to incorporate under the
name OF "The Humboldt Sulphur
Company" Mr.. Hale will remain as
resident Superintendent, and Charley
Wright has been appointed Foreman at
the mines. Sulphur is in demand. and
the owners of these mines can contract
ahead for al they can haul to the rail,
road. They have already shipped a
good many car loads. to Carson and
Ban Francisco, and have expended con-
siderable money in improving the road
to the mines to facilitate hauling the
sulphur to the railroad. Theodore
Hale. in the language of the patent
medicine men, says If there is
man, woman or child within thousand
miles of here. troubled With the itch,
let them come to Inferno, and if they
are not cured in week there is no
hope for them this side of Lucifer's
regions"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-30
GO IN, GENTLEMEN,

ALMOST WELL Mrs. Abe Hull, who
sustained such serious injuries by being
thrown from wagon in Paradise Val
ley three weeks ago, that her life was
dispaired of for a while, has so far re-
covered as to be able to ride to Winnie
mucca in wagon.