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New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

II,
CANADA PEAS-The market IN easier and quiet; sales,
5000 bush opening Of canal at 81 l9 In bulk and
COFFEE-Recepts the week ending this evening
IL 246 and sales, 23 1927 bags The inquiry for Rio IL
only limited is steady unchanged quota
tions sales bags, Penergas 1928 per
C0urs ser both private terms; per Water
Witch the latter at Baltimore 70 go TO Phaepha at ac
quote at l6d 6c Fair do, l7917lc.
Good l7salsc, and Prime do. at 18I0lSsc, gold
stocks this evening at all ports add 40l2 bags including
$40 1900 bags Galveston and iS42 bags
Baltimore
COTTONTbe transactions in spot Cotton exceedingly
mite and confined chiefly the wants Of spnners the
closing quiet at unchanged prices Receipts at the ship
ping J036 bales this day last week.
bales day last year. 1893 bales stock in New York
l73 $3.50 bales Consolidated stock 44O412 bales.
Quotations standard OF
l. 1874 Upland Cotton running quality
more than half below the grade quoted
Ordinary, 14s Strict Good Culinary, l5a4 Middlng 165
Good Ord. l5ia Low Miidling. 16 Good Mid, ,l7a.
on OF
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average Of the past week, amounting to 2o3,7oo
shares; ; and the number Of shares Of each leading
stock sold. the opening, intermediate, and closing
prices. with the decline from last Saturdays closing
quotations. are as follows: Western Union, 23'4oo
shares, were sold at 70a979079l, decline OF 2
per cent Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph ooo
shares. at 25G233,, a decline Of 1l2 per cent
Pacific Mail, $4,000 shares at 1890 G4404I@f~
43L942Ds0427s q decline of lie per cent; Union
Pacific, II, 100 shares at 76L@ 76i207o 's~Io4'
a decline of 80 per cent; Panama, 100 at l22i2'
decline of 2lo per cent: Kansas Pacific, 1,0oO
at 227sa22la q decline of 24 per cent; Atlantic
and Pacific Preferred 800 at 1880 16is, decline OF
10 per cent; St. L. X. c. & Northern, 200 ut 9aSsa,
decline of Il per cent Preferred, 800 at Al; North
Western 200 at 42041ss. decline OF % per cent;
st. Paul, $500 at 37l4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
decline of Il per cent and 300 Preferred at oo2~
5S3.95S decline of 12 per cent; Rock Island, SUI
at 1860 1O4bs, a decline of % per cent; Wapash'
$500 at 12asQ12al912 decline OF 's per cent;
Ohio and Miss, 5000 at 26s4D26s026os0Zo'4@
26 decline of So per cent Lake Shore, 80 400 at ~
sG71ssQ7O7s071AQ71, decline OF lie per
cent; Erie, 121 200 at 29A@27's@ZI 's@z"@/'.s
a 265s027ls026l2@267s, decline OF 2's per cent
New-York Central 600 at 1O6i2@ loo' decline o'
1ls per cent: Delaware, Lackawanna and western
400 at 119as0119ls, decline OF 2 per cent new
Jersey Central, 100 at 1Osaa, decline OF % per
cent: Hannibal and st. Joseph, 800 at 24's024's a
decline of 30 per cent, and 700 New-Jersey southern
at 5la05. The market closed weak, at about the
lowest prices of the day. The opening, highest.
lowest and closing prices of the leading stocks sold
to-day will be found in the following table:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
MONDAY, May 1O-P. VI.

The stock market to-day has exhibited none of the
buoyancy which characterized it during the closing
hours of last week. Opening steady at about the
prices at which the last previous sales had been
made the entire list under the lead of Erie and Lake
Shore, soon began to sag. The former was freely
ssld within the first hour at prices ranging
from 29l4 to 27l2, and with much persistency as
70 cause renewed suspicion that something was
wrong; but the day passed without developing any
new feature concerning it. Lake Shore quickly re-
turned to the price from which Saturdays advance
Was made, and then remained dull and steady during
the remainder Of the day. dull and heavy feeling,
proceeding from the break in the two stocks named
seemed TO pervads the entire kst and there is no
SiDgle exception TO the general decline. The bust
eess q the day was about double the daily
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON. May l0-l2:30 p m.-U 8. Bonds-nvetwenue.,
1868 1894 Erie Railway shares 26a 26t DO Preferred So
IiyERPoOL. May l0-l2;30 m.-COtOn is quiet and nD
changed Middling Upands, Middling Orleans ssss
sales including 900 for speculation and export
ANTWERP May 10-Perolenm, 27 a. for tine Pale American
LONDON, May 1913 mIhe rate Of discount IN the open
mar ket months bills Is GA cent which TIE
same Bank of England rate
LIVERPOOL May 1913 m-Of tho sales OF Cotton To-Day
5000 bales American
IoNpoy MAY lO-4 d. m-The amount OF bulon gone int
the England balance to-day is ~ 900 Erle RAJ
way shares 70 do. preferred 3D. Pans dispatches quote
Rentes at 63f. SOC. $1,000.
IIyERPooL, May l0-t msaes Of Cotton on the basis
of Midling Uplands nothing below Low MidAng dehyea
June and judy, at 77sd. .o.
LONDON, May 1875 p. m.-Erie Railway shares 24ta2s
LIVERPOOL, May 1916 D. m-Corn 81 G3i per quarter
LONDON, May 1910 p. m-Tallow, %3 ta4t v c~I eugN,
% as 5 per cwt for No. IL Dutch standard, ahoat
NAL
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The bids for stocks at the close OF the Exchange

The London advices report Erie weak and lower,
and in consequence of the breakdown in the prlce
here the sales were down to 244. British consols
were better and the United States securities irmer,
with general recovery of Saturdays decline, due,
perhaps to quieter feeling on the Paris Bourse,
where rentes recovered to 62.45. Money in the
outside market at London is firm, and on three
months bills of discount the rate is the same as that
of the Bank of Engand-3l2 per cent. The Ban
made a gain In bullion of f271,OOO. The foreign
exchange market continues firm at 4SS and 4.91 as
the nominal asking rates, actual business being at
concessions. All the gold sales were at 1850
1864 during the forenoon, and at 115os0115i2 In
the afternoon, the tone of the market being
easier because of the recovery of securities
in London. The business was limited and the mar
ket unaffected by any outside influence. On gold
loans opening rates were fat, and later per cent
was paid for carrying. TheAssisant Treasurer paid
out $144 900 in coin interest and $261 900 in called
bonds. The days business at the Gold Exchange
bank covered Gold cleared, $39, ,124 900; gold
balances, 81 ,430,337 currency balances $1,G5s,-
726 The following are the quotations:
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We annex closing quotations Of foreign exchane

The money market underwent no change to-day,
unless, it may be, that the supply of capital was
larger. The tone of the market favored the bor-
rover, who could about dictate terms. Demand
loans were made at 20212 on Government bonds,
and at 2l2G3 on ordinary collateral The Washing
ton advices report Customhouse receipts to-day at
$57OO and Internal Revenue receipts at
$3.50 900. The Y. s. Treasurer received $64O,O0O
National bank notes for redemption. The Treasury
balances are: Currency, $3,GsO,OOO coin,
$ss 333, 900; less coin certificates, $21 333,O00
Government bonds were quiet and shade easier
in tone to-day. The general market closed at the
following quotations:
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1874 D'Ps:.'' lG:'A specie c'''''l'' LFl . len
av "a o9e sos oOo 2ss COO AZ 200
Nav az 800 500 23ci 5000 81
May so 800 400 26 6022 800 100 800 6sso5.~
Iune aaI 800 256l7 400 2672 500 6I56IVo
lime "a 2S2 400 800 100 900 6
Ino % o97 $40 sO 2s 90 600 2667 800 60 1851 900
Iane a. 200 27eO67 1884 200 800 G
Iniv 2s 500 800 265l1 800 62 1913 200
iuiy II 9I9 525 600 200 IS s6 go 500
Juiy 933 COO 400 2592 100 81 BOO
1u,y ay 900 25727 500 G s53 zoo
IuS 300 2s4 700 25 767 600 63IltSU
Aug s24226l COO 252 zoo % G22oO
Aug IS $50 54 900 5740tO0 25S5G 6oots'9o
Aue 90 49, 25S9O0 66o7sl0o
Aug 90 100 2s5i6 900 1884 800 25slo0 ooostoo
Sc pt 900 27S3l9 800 1851 2oS5OO o !o1'oW
Ser 70 2 ssl 500 900 800 l5 400 6560a0
sent 10 400 100 COS 700 6532
Sept a6 200 100 600 Ga 500
OF ~ 9S I7I 2OO 2sI 800 roo 800 6239t200
Ot ~ l3O l22 ZOO 2s2 275 200 $500 6697Wo
Ocr ooG 3Ol 400 s73 700 250l3 800 So 800
Oct 81 S52 700 2S1 95SoO l20!0 2oo0 ov oso.ioo
Nov 226 63 900 100 800 5O62 go 5945lG0
Nov "A 100 16S 200 24S7 500 69 ~ oo
Now 2l 352 100 1880 1880 900 "a 905o o. ~
Nov os 900 767 400 2s2 75 100 5330l 800
Dec 2Is632 100 c63 COO i4467 200 oi260
Dec u O0 a4 93 800 l+2lS6OO "a s4JO gio9oo
Dec 10 25707 2S5 4C5 800 l36lg5O0 24I@ltc ty oo
noe os ora see COO Q3 800 100 Clio 100 A. 300
sIan 91 400 900 2sl 9 800 600 1868 600
jan 800 1856 l67s 800 23,222IoO 24UtO0 o'oz W
jan 10 236s9 800 2S2 roo 23490G0O 900 652 200
Jan 23 2s4 1928 500 20 200 2i165O I6SoeoO
jan 80 2369l 200 2s6452S00 17ls0 2Sso 800 e
Feb 23s 291 1877 700 l6.l624OO 236i22D 6I2l6U0
Feb 10 23s 400 800 236l2eo0 o66i 200
Feb 20 236 800 29i S500C 2.652OO 225stN 54S2 ,O
Feb n 23GO7 500 292clO 900 1892! zoo 224S2oU ol'OU
Mar. 23O1lo,9o0 292, sos 800 1895 100 2tloW ooao.o
Mar 20 283, ,35S 100 7.263SOO 22l3W o2l3
Mar n 800 279052 SOC s2S2 500 2l54sOp 6l S99oU
April 100 29554 600 96655oo l43S6OO i9s6SU
April 200 81 6o3 500 A. ~ gU
Apr II 2ls 96 200 81 1884, 800 so 100000
April "A 2l926 $50 900 2o45 900 go 5Jy03oo
MAY 800 3420SOO 100000 20iSs4Oo 5SOl76Oo
TABLE, OF me rerage Amount Of Loans, Specie C,renia
IOn Deposits. and Legal Tenders ~ ne BdnES or me
Cip Of Ner York for Me 'eeek ending Saturday. Nay
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Southern State bonds were again quiet The Dis
trict of Columbia 365s were back to 1914, on small
trade Tennessee new series, sold at 81, and North
Carolina Is special tax, second class at Az In city
securities, Brooklyn water loan 6s fetched 1929.
The bids are as follows:
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NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


BEEVESrhe total for the week Is GAIL against s575 last
and 93lO for the corresponding year Fresh
offerings to-day were 296 cars LIZ head li5 at Jer
sey city and l0l at 80th st. there
loads held from Friday The quality fair
varying poor The market opened with dull
feeling at about weeks quotations. but buyers held OF
CONCESSIONS and sales unconmony slow with strong
mon grades 4 few. selections were sold At 1870
Changed hands at sc n to- dress SO r. and common to
prime well At lO9l c n TO ress
56 5s ~ Rough went At 9c to dress IS D. fat
bought cattle at least So head and the purchased
Buffalo doing but little better regarded as
probable that prices here only saliva
ton for the shippers q the cost in the West
year ago the beat cattle sold here c 10 70
dress % 10 to the gross cwt -
Co.. ls cars for s. w. AlertOn. H. Mcpherson
cars for Kahn. Co. for Kahn Furs oars for
for Blue L. cars for W. Blue. Maynes cars
Co. cars for scrosg Co. and car for Harrington q r.
d. O. Culver sold TOR s. W: Allerton s6 Illinois secr 7A
ii asisc. S!sss b ii do, owt. st i2sisc.
Charles Kahn sold for Kahn Indiana seerx IN
ewt. at l2al TO dress 81 and for Kahn Brown 80
Illinois steers 81 cwt at II To dress 57 H. aud 10 still
Coney Mcpherson sold for J. IL McPherson lOe Illinois
steers q cwt at l2sl3c 10 dress 81 d5s
dress 57e5s for shsmbcrg Brown, 80 Illinois do IN
cwt at llaGi2'4c, to dress 57d5S 10 for Msynes Duny
10 do owt at l2d &c., dress 5765S Herenden
Hoggns ~ very rough Kentucky Ia owt at l0c 70
Martin Fuller sold account 20 Missouri
steers 6' cwt average At I'll 70 H. to dress 81 to the
Fitch Freese. for j. Beggs 80 fair Illinois steers 7s owt
average al l2alSc 10, 70 dress 81 to the oss ewt for
W. Wue 80 coarse do ga cwt, ut IL w. 10 drcss SO for
an. hs r. = CO. ~ n d. 7tewt Hc I" dress o. n
George 1oney sold for Norris wsixels o." 81 Missouri
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Coupon Consolidated sold mp to 87a4, Michigan
Southern Sinking Funds up to 1863 and Delaware
and Hudson Coupan per cents Of 1894 at 1912.
There were sales of New-Jersey Central flrsts ~
1O5Io The following were the bids:
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There was only moderate business in Railroad
bonds The Pacifcs were almost neglected and gem
orally steady. Chicago aud North Western Gold
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Specie ...... loOO,OOc Deposits. .217. .s7JsOo
Circulation. Observation-Disclosures
The transactions at the Clearing house for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week:
Clearugs for the week ending May go
Clearugs the week ending May 6... 6l36I O92 69
Balances week ending May 1..... 22l26Is9 Os
Balances for the week ending May s... %s57,3i3 81
The bids opened by Messrs Kuhn Loeb & Co.. at
the American Exchange Bank at noon to-day for
the 81 500 900 balance of the Cincinnati municipal
loan aggregated ST. III, 800 at prices ranging from
1O2 to 1882. The award will average over lO3 and
interest
The Central Pacific Railroad Company report earn
ings for the month of April as follows:
1875 Isl. 900 1874 Isl, llO623 1873 469
,339 OOOI 1874 $40 1873 $50 $50
The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad for the
first week in May reported at $252. .O7O CORE
spending week of last year, $173,392, showing q
gain of $7S,67S.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earn
ings for the week ending April 30 1875 at $40 l5G;
same week 1874 $40, ,346 decrease $3.50.
The sharply contested election for officers of the
Stock Exchange to-day resulted in the choice of Mr.
George w. Mclean by only 8 majority out of some
800 votes. The vote for the other officers was not
completely canvassed to-day so that the result be-
yOnd the office Of President is not vet known.
1t is unusual for Independent ticket to succeed
the regular one at the Exchange elections, and
Mr.. Mclean may well congratulate himself upon
his popularity among his fellow-membcrs when he
succeeds to the Presidency over 50 estmable and
worthy gentleman Mr. John T. Denny.
The brokers who make speciality of privileges
or "puts" and "calls," have concluded that they
need an exchange of their own, and moved in the
matter to-day to the extent of appointing a commit
tee ON organization. who are expected to report O
plan within few days.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvania 6s Sd issue. 112i9; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad. Ola; Reading Railroad, 52ia; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. 5OSs; gold. 1853
The Western Union Telegraph Company has
81, AS, 900 bonds which mature November 1, 1875.
TO meet these bonds it has been deemed good policy
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
puUIIC dC IOV, Ilb IUfIOWIHB III
offered. Asked.

OF the city bank stocks, 10 shares Fourth National
sold at 9Sl2; 81 Hanover at 81, and 25 Bank of Re-
public at 100. The following are the bids:
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n
holders arrivals light Shipping At 30 dboc ne
tail los al % Clover 55U75c and sales at oogooc
w IS ste steady and d in fair fair 5s%ast 95 i0r Long
NAVAL STORES-ROsn continues duh and without any
Improvement. quoted at II 80 0S2 for Ordinary 70 oVou
Spirits Turpentne Is In light demand aI - c U1
3jc asked small lots selling at the later prces Say
about 100 bbs IL steady but in demand az " - i9
Washington and 81 81 Z for Wilmington Pch Is honihaiy
OIiSNCrnde Fish are and in fair request Linseed s
quiet and at 6Sd69c from crusers haIus
and weak Fl 2ja$ "a for Prime Winter ldSl ~ iof
No l. and S5d95c for No q Other Oils are dull . .
change quote Renned at l2c for prompt aud ~ a.
d9c for Ordinary Grade in rsguS, anu "shH St a.
prompt and 6s16c for month Napltha Is du ou' , M
changed 92c At Philadelphia Refined Is aso 9H Vor r
the 10Th Baltimore l224c Advces from The sources SL
supply as to-day follows Oil city trm.r 40
aeone I'd a des ss Il 10 Wes United 81 2
shipments I'll 42 bid. are some sales funored
in ietned here, bnt not authenticated. A..
PROVIsIONSThe Pork market Is lower and very nat
for lob los so bbls Family Mess s22 50 - bbs Extra
PRIME siSdSi6i2a 50 bb Western Prime Mess private
terms 90 bbls., seller June S2l 65d$2l 7O 1000 bos
seller July 2I 70dS2I SO $3.50 bbs seller August FL "
80 5Uds 10 SIS for Packet and s9 5QGs2o
Family Tierce Beef inactive and dropping Beef ANS
sales 5000 pieces 999 for Fresh shoulders for
Picked do lO2d 1886 for smoked do 12ao for Fresh
10 Rib Bellies 13d IA average; l2dl4c for
II average 40 boxes do l2e 80 boxes Clear ao aTd
indies sales OF l25 boxes city Long Clear at
i2Nc fair demand sales Of City at 9
ae Lard less active aud easier closing tame iST TIE TIE
private terms Western steam nominay
l5, cash small sales OF Western Kettle at l5c May,
option nominal at 10 sc for future delivery we hear OF
200 ts seller June 5c 900 tcs, seller July, oc oOO
BriREThcre is very change in this since last
in a few IN
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
THE MARKETS.
fCarefuliy reported for TnR TRIDUNE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
MONDAY May 10, 1875.
The following complete list Of exports shipped IN vessels
which were cleared to day for foreign ports:
ALEXANDgIA-Bark Cecilia
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GRAIN-The Wheat market opened qniet and tame ship.
pers hold or and nothing doing establish values Winter
demand for milling prices haruy ~
firm closes lower and fairly active ns dean
chiefly for Spring export Milers hold on ana lnsr
easier especially Tor the future The sales 900 bush at
81 7dsi I7Ia I'D Chicago Spring. in store 81 ~
AL for Milwaukee, in store and aOat ann 81 10
for June 81 26 for No Milwaukee 81 80 for Red Wosead
81 arrive. Barley is scarce ana wan
sales Of 900 Tworowed state TO arrive soon AZ 81 ~
Barley Malt is hrm but not active sai.s ,srms 0i
oats are rather and in fair demand at the concession
the sales bush New Ohio Mixed az io3d
c the inside price tor poor Western m s
al 7c afoat 76Ld75 the inside pi1ce on ack
state Mixed al u75 &c aoa and White DO at 76la q &c
track aoat Rye strongly held the sales are ooO
bush state and 22OO bush at al OS oo
IL fairly active and weaker TIE demand y fair for export
chiefly; Old nominal New closed steady At So4doo &c
aoat sales $4,000 bush Damp ana UnSonna t a.
Ss he Thirty third st. Western Yellow 80 - 2
COMpARAII,E STOCK IN NEW-Y0RK AND BRooALiN
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
NrwyORk DAY TRIBUNE TUESDAY ls75TRIPLE SHEET

bb,s cyuae so AZ a. British bark hence to Morgan PIN
with 24OO Naphha a. 3d. An Italian bark hence 70
Cork Tor orders Grain at a. 3D. An American
OF 37O toms to New York with Re
sawed Lumber at So co. Later TO Rotterdam BY steam
l 90 bush 62td To Liverpool by steam, 100 Dbis
Rcsn I'D To glasgow by steam goo bbs sngar a.
27s Cd There business passing this evening In
um tonnage arrivals rates close weaker Ihe
charters swedish bark, hence to Lisbon Win lpV
hence 10 Cronstad with 1880 bbs Refined Petroleum at 4
Norwegian bark the Baltic, with 400 DO d0 on
terms withheld Norwegian bark hence TO Cork or orders
with 1000 do. at A. Cd; American brig Sot loo
eases capacty bert 90 do heDce 10
Malaga 22iac American schooner o. l1o t9ns RON
lac ksonyille with rcsawed Lumber ~ W.
Flour AND MEAI,-The Flour market opened very
dull but firm especially for No and Supernne these are OK
tremeIy scarce grades Minnesota are hm anu IN
fair demand Winter Wheat brands less active but sa9y
Al the close the weaker common Ehs
and Winter Wheat band but firm for choice brands OF MIL
nceota Sales 10, 600 bbls. We quote
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

SEEDS-Ilovrr in demand, and Is quoted n0mnaly
l20l2L Western and state in Jobbing lots Timothy
dull at - So.
sTEAKIN-There Is demand and prices nominal at
l5',c for Western, and l6c. Tor CITY,
SUGARS-Ra Sugars moderately active and steady
fair sales OF 80 hhds Cuba Mus
SdS 100 hhs do do. at Sc oOy hhds do do.
hhds do do Good at She; 400 hhds Cen
trfugs and 5000 bags do on terms not tanspred
quote Good Refining Cuba at oiUo Lei Prime do at
Sac Centrifugal hhds and boxes Ssd92c and No IL Box
Refined is and in good request at S4 d9J4c.
Yellow 9IsQ l0sc for soft White III 2d
Crushed g1l SC for Powdered and lGll &c. for Gran
ulated.
TALLOwThe demand Is fair but the tone Of the market
quite strong 900 sold at 9d9 oc the latter price
is extreme figure.
WHISKY1he market is again higher and closes firm 100
sold at IL 81 L and % bbls. Alcohol at 81 10.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

Sour ~ pbl ~ S3 sOdS5 90 Dino, Ext. Trade .o IN
No 2........... 4 300 85 Brands 80 oVd$o w
Superfne. ........ O01 10 White Wheat TX
State Extra Birds 261 40 ono indlanA ga a an
State Fancy BIDS. 900 30 and MichigAn. 1og Sy
Westrn Shipping .. an DOUBLE III 90 70 'o~ v y"
MnnesOta Extra Extras. zoo D oo
Com 10 Fancy. COO Z 90 St. LOuis Double 49, , m
Minne>ota" Extras. 6OO Z w
Process" - s0alO 76 st. Louis Triple
Good 20 Choice Extras: :...::;.. 25S 80
Spring Wheat Genesee EI Bda QUO y 70
EXtras COO U w MinneaIOhsCo soa & On
Ext Amber Ind, toChoice Extra 6V@ o w
Ohio, and Mich. TOO 90 Minneapons ran g o.a n OK
Ohio Ind, and . cy BAKERS 80: "o~ " oS
lila, Superfne 0O0 b ~ knnn 'pons Nc" ,,> n oo
Ohio Il nj. HOOP Process"...-... oo~ F" w
Ext lShpping) 251 40 49,, A.. ..oo, ..
renced at the close the quiet for
want Of assortment sales Of 200 bbls We quote: o.
Bait, Alex, and G'town Mixed To Good Supr oO9 ~
Bait, Alex. and GtOwn Extra and FAMILY 9U9 ~
Richmond Extra.
Baltimore Howard Ut. brands. fVa ~
Rye Flour is in fair demand and Is firm; sales OF 42o Dds
We quote: ,...s.. a, ooasa m
Rye Flour, STATE a 1E
Rye Flour Pennsylvania. zoV = oo ny.
Meai and In fair request sales OF ooo puis "o
qu0te 4, ooaea IN
Corn Meal, Jersey ~
Meal, Western.
Corn Meal, Western White. oVVV yS
Corn Meal, Brandy wine. .-..--.-..--..-'' ~ oo
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11

The Bank Statement compares as foIIoWs "1tH
former returns:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11


about steady at our figures in full supply and values
the seller owing the ordinary quality shippers
couten,iing 10 lower prices. We quote: ..
New state Fancy 10 dl6 ONO EXTRA. lo'4dlo2
Fair .llI.6l4t2 State Factory, new,
Dairy .......... 10 Gl44 all cream, line. 10 d164
Skin..,..... q 70, Do do. do, fair IA hale
State Factory line Do do do, haf a.o
10 fancy ..'.... .lG 46l0a skinmed.. dl3
Do good TO fine 10 dl62 Do do. do, full do. dl0
Do Common 10 fair IA la IL state Pineapple 20 02f
Western do, com English Dairy do....Z2 G23
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-06-05

bonds They must be disposed Of before
the Shooting Star mail reaches London.
eau you do it l'
"a can and will.
Then do not delay. Do not return
here to the office, but late to night come
to my lodgings in Belleville Place, and we
~ill talk further"
He banded his card, as he spoke, to the
man, and opening the door saw him leave
the room and the building, without at
tracing more than ordinary attention
from the clerks in the rain office.
so far all has worked to my decided
advantage the secretary murmured, As
he again sank into his seat at his desk.
Cecil Esmond will never remain to he ap-
pretended for an over issue of stock
bonds. As to myself, | have no fear, for
the entire responsibility rests with the
president of the company. and Cecil will
be held for all operations in the name of
the company undertaken by him on his
own responsibility. The mail will disclose
the condition of the mine =, and the rest
my plot will carry out. Revenge at last
| have waited long for it, it cannot fail
now. Ruin and penury and disgrace for
Cecil Esmond, and the fair Eveline for
myself And lighting cigar he sat at
his desk opening the letters, which had
come by the mornings mail, and rejecting
deeply upon the plot which was to culmin-
ate in long desired revenge upon his
cousin, Cecil Esmond