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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19

THERE are nov no less than eight
broom factories in New Orleans and
all appear to be doing well.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19

SOME New York bIoods have or
gained a tox,hun,iug club with a
capital of $1,000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19

THE meanest man the Lord ever
let live has been discovered. He is
an Iudianian, who has been arrests
ed for stealing silver coins off the
eyes of corpse atlanta ConStl>
tuition.
We can conceive of no man in
Indiana mean enough to do that but
"Bloody-shirl" Morton, which is his
hard,money doctrine of remoring
(instead Of resuming) specie pay
meut.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19

It is difficult to tell how much a
fish will weigh by looking at the
scales.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19

THEY now manufacture peanut
oil in several Of the Southern States.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
FROM AND AFTER DATE WE WILL
SELL STRICTLY FOR CASH.

Do not ask for further credit if you please,
for we will certainly refuse it. All accounts
must be paid by the 1t Of November, or they
will be put out for collection.
Respectfully, etc.
L. $. NOKTHCUTT & co.
Marietta, Sept. 18th, $50.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19
Genrnia Pickens County !:

Printers fee 81 e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
American Express
Ere Railway
TUESDAY. Nav IS-P. VI.

The causes which are now doing their perfect work
at the stock Exchange in the reconstruction OF
values have been 50 often dwelt upon and pointed
out in this column TO scarcely need further ex-
PLANTATION for the readers of The TRIBUNE. Briefly
they may be found in the enormously watered cap
tails of our principal railroad companies and other
corporatiOns and in the debts with which these cor
porations have been saddled-under cover of open
construction accounts-tO pay dividends upon
this water until the time has finally arrived
as is clearly shown in Mr. President Jewetts state
ment of Eric. -0nditon and business, when the net
earning wil lot even protect the interest account
Wabash .Jr q lo1g time held Outand paid IT'S interest
promptly by borrowing the money with which to ac-
oomplsh il; but learned when the concern was
burned beyond redemption that borrowing like most
other e21 u. .Alngs may have Al end Next coIaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

qury that prevails for all kinds rates e weak nooss nos
sentay changed owing 70 the recent a,teon " e
steam O6O bush Grain at 5&66d go pps fSonn. ~ ~
bbls. So. Cd Cotton noDiIany 90 70,
27s 3D. glasgow. by sail go bbls B0sln Al ~ & w -
by steam. 10000 bush Grain AZ o91ln 800" a,,s.
The charters comprise n wv 80
bark from Richmond Rio Jsnero. with JOOI DDn fo ~
" per cent prmage q British Dark itnoe ~
Kingdom direct, with 700 tons Oh cake on prsaS -
Norwegian Philadelphia % the Ban g VIZ. s1 =.
bbl Refined Petroleum 3D. Portuguese bark hnnce
Op0rio 900 bbs do ami 1000 bbls tesn .. -,
terms Italian BARK hence IN CoHsfaniin0p Win ~
annad Petrol nm at 2Jc British bark hfhcc W "a
WITH nOV bbs do. do az IA 3D.. vess, rm"'~
hence Lisbon with Grain private terms -
FRUi1SThe market for all descrptons ~ Foreign Dris
quet demand continues Tor rufH
parcels for immeile wants prices are generally
comprise $3.50 boxes Rasns IN 'oi AZ ~ -
ns2 so OOb boxes 10 private 1000 boxes i's
do at ~ sUs3 81 LOO bokes Valencia 90 AZ iO 9Iir
$50 bbls Cur-anfs fac chufy ~ CASTS Seris
PrLes AZ &c 80 lONes Eren1h az e W. luoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

The Consolidated Virginia Silver Mining Com
pany paid dividend May II Of SO p share out of
the earnings of the month. For the week ending
MAY the mine produced 3.S3s1i tons Of silver ore
The Central Mining Company of TINS city has paid
on a capital stock Of 100000, during the past l.
years. 500 600 in dividends.
The B0bta Gold Mining Company Of this city
was uler2ea into the Consolidated B0bta Company.
which purchased nearly every claim on the Bobtail
Lode Central CITY, Colorado tOget aer with the two
large fine quartz mills owned by the Black Hawk
Mining Company. The mine ana mlls have been
started mp within the past few days and 50 head Of
stamps are now running constantly.
The Hale & N0rcrUss silver mine is now . 100 feet
deep. The last weekly report showed yield Of l2l
tons of ore and 3,js2 tons on the dumps.
The Manhattan Silver Mining Company Of this
city is now controlled by Pacific Coast capitalists,
and the Office has been removed 10 san Francisco.
The mine recently shipped 7,54J Ioundo OF bullion
valued at $l00,l54.
Adyices from London report that Mr. F. Whnney
has been appointed by tAe Nice-Chancoor to preside
at the shareholders meeting of the Emma Mining
Company when il lis though; that the Company will
be wound up. The report Of Mr. Clarence King,
United states Government GeOlogist 20 the Com
pany states that :" the great Emma bonanza. the
object of such wide celebrity, is. with insignificant
exceptions. worked ont
The Philadelphia stock marke' is steady; Pennsyl-
vania Gs third issue 112le; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, 81; Reading Railroad, 30; Pelnsyl-
vania Railroad, 50ll Gold. 11G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, May IS 1875.
To THE SrOCK AND BONDHOLDRRs or THE CHI
cAGo, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY COM
PANY We invite you 70 send TO us authority 20
vote for You the annual meeting Of the stockh0ld
ers of this Company 10 be held at Milwaukee on the
10Th Of June next. We in favor Of accepting the
law approved March s. 1879, which repeals the
Classification act and provides for election each
year of full Board of thirteen Directors and shall,
if empowered. vote ony your shares III accordance
with this view, unless otherwise instructed.
Among other contemplated reforms, il Is intended
that the Office III NewYork shall be used exclusively
for the business of the Company. and be under man
agemeut that will have interest in the stock
ket inconsistent with that of the shareholders
ALExANDEE MITCHELL,
john f. WILLIAMS
Tie undersi cned, Directors. Stock and Bondhold-
ers of the Chicago Milwaukee ana ST. Paul Rail
way. concur III and approve Vi the FOREGOING appca-
ton of Alexander Mitchell, President of the Com
pany and John L. Williams President of the Metro
poltan National Bank of New-YOrk
W. :. GURNEZ,
JCLiUs WAD,wORTH, D;roo.o-.
T. J.. FRANx,
II. CBOCKER,
WARD. CAMPBELL 4 CO.,
WIN. 81 JOnS O'BmsN.
NHITEHOUsE a Co..
vERMnYE & c..
GRgEyLRAF, NORRIS & Co,
WESTON IL DEBlLLiER,
JESSE HON..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
There was only one sale of city bank stocks, -
shares Nassau selling at 1O4l2. The bids are as fol-

In the railroad bonds the Pacltcs were most active
and higher. Central gold Skies sold al lO3, Union
Firsts rising TO l01l2 and Sinking Funds to 9294
Missouri Pacific Frsts sold at 9Jl2 Seconds at 81
seven per cents guaranteed by State of Missouri, at
1O3Io; Chicago and North-Western gold copsols 1T
se5s; currency Mt $685. Frsts of e.. C. G. and at
IO7aIOG2.; Erie Fourths at %. and New7Jersey
Southern Firsts at 2S. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

DAVID Dows
CAMMANN & Co.
WHITE NORRIS g. Co.,
BALDWIN & KIMBALI-
ROBHRr BAYARD,
ARMOUR. PLANKINGTON & Co..
TALCOrT e. Sons.
EDWARD HEN,
CLARK. DODGE & Co.,
HAILGARTEN & Co..
JAMES G. GARNER,
VIM. BRYCE & Co.
II. l.. HORTON & Co,
GEO. SMITH Of London, formerly Banker Of Chicago.
by his Attorneys GEDDEs g. REID.
To secure representation at the annual election on
June IL, 1t is of the first Importance To every owner
of bonds or stock of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Paul Railway Company that his bonds or stock
should stand i'll his own anne when the transfer
books close on Friday, ODD Iast.
# is therefore recommended that. where bonds
and stock do not stand in the name of the
owner transfers be made at
For proxies, apply to
ALEXANDER Nit CHEIL,
JOHN l.. WILLIAMS,
At the Metropolitan Nat. Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

Buenos Ayres. California


LINSEED-There a better drrnand arc
NORMALLY unaicred of 5000 CacutL ;.om sor.
Al ~ 10 ruld $500 TO arrive per LAZY la"rUnos
and Hni.rt Lees. q; - L. COLA 20 l4ys.
LTMBER-lhe retail continues ariy actlve In Ihos
wholesale business There very hale EnprNitni oeteiah ~
orders have flied south Amcr4 ,i! 0fnia si
White PINE anu Biak walnut W.o deat 3s
"A Albany and Troy rrpyt fewer buyers there tan .ss y
~ desirable STOCK in'in uncht ~
especially Dr. hte pl- which is go irny lnd 'y ~ ..
be- found IN first HANDS spruce ani Henock fie Ac ~
walnut coming f.rV ~
freely White Woois sh. and oak 10 far ei4a a nm
selling al $22Qf23 Lumber and plank yard rate 'ot
dressed Flooring lower selling at <3Jdii VI l@if Sp
spruce. cargo, <l-GS&o . NJ
METAI.,-We svo only 10 DOte moderate cesr . Of
activity market for lngo FoppeI al prices nay an
dergOne no change the sales enDrare 900 n ks
al g - scotch Pg Iron Is nel6 with more 81 Adis bad
move slowly th tendency 81 III toward lower
Foreign Pig but se drnaDd only huie - &C.,
gold IL l.@ht. md held by bon Do
iss,ic without Du fairly maintained II - 300
steady Bar,
and 20 per cent "a tr rad, fnr"lsn
Speer strong very quiet, ~eslan h'ii al 20.
gold AMI Western - l5d&s % currency. = Oi'
TIN have been small that Their real
market. tAs absence business afNa-
inally unchanged RETAIN former qnO.i rnly
cause there was good Oi Al alteration re IN
prices follows -irlitS = .34gd y and y - l<
eaned - and BAnca AZ Ztd2i gold. Plate
quiet she only business passing ~. -
easier In THIS On 500 boxes ClaTc I'm ave
changed naq but the wAhcld que 49, :. =. %
as b nG Coke In al - as7 - other met :. tuL- We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
W. annex closing anotations Of foregn exclaimed

Money on call was easy at 2a3 per cent, prime
discounts being lower and selling at to q. The
following Is the Clearinghouse statement Cur
rency exchanges $s7, l05,3ss; currency balances
s.. s3s,l72 gold exchanges So 4l3,O70; gold bal
ances, Ss76O1S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

The exports Of domestic produce for tie week end
ing to-day amounted TO 81 .l0G.jj1 agans; $500
654 for the same week last year and fi,iS2,o9f IN
1873. The eXports since Jan. l amount 10 $50
LILO against S107 80 SIS for the corresponding
period last year. and $10G, .4}2 in 1873.
Mining stocks have declined during the month. as
will be seen by the following statement Of prices,
ND 20 a,d MnN =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

In State bonds District of Columbia 3.65s were
most in demand and the price up to 74a percent.
or L per cent advance for the day Missouri plain 6s
sold at 1929 and Tennessee 6s, series. at 50h.
The bids are M follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

FEAIifEIS-rrale remains duh the only business
dong ~ obbng way prices favor the buyer Eastern
Western live geese, prime, 5OGGOc, and south
eTl a. jJIjZc.
FIsH-Dry cod very quiet but steady At = 50Gs5 70
Bank. Mackerei in demand and nrm
Of 500 bbs NJ sl2 for No Massachusetts, shore and -
Tor w 500 Dbs No Bay 50 Box Herring sell NJ
quite full former sales O 10000 boxes scaled
}5c Barrel Herring active, with sales Of 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

1s1sc. August le3sc September 1885, October i57ic.
November f5esc December l555c January & Ma a
isr-c. october 100 bales DecenbeI 200 bales
ca,l June 500 6sie Iessc July 400 bales October
200 l5ssc November 800 bales i5a February 100 bales
November 100 bales l5i'sc January 100 bales io1ssc
March 80 bales, lGssac; total 800 bales a.
ouoatops based % ssnaard classification In force sept
i474 and Upland Cotton store running IN quality nos
more m an half crate below the grade quoted 49,
Ordinary 4s Strict Good Ordinary, 1874 MiinIng ~
Cnoa ~ i5I' low Miidlnr lG Good Md.l1a
o<,fogS Tcafta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

Stockholders in the ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY
who are disposed 10 protect their property, and to
prevent their sew remaining assets from being sacri
feed for the payment of interest Sonds for which
the Company has received no value requested to
meet az DelMOuIcOs, in Beaver-st., 0n Saturday,
I'D, at noon.
MANY STOCKHOLDERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market opened quiet and
spring Wheat brands but steady 10, te low
Winter and higher GOOD 10 Choice Famy brands
imits supply sellers have the advantage
At market for spring Wheat brands bat
Winter Wheat Extras which sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

The London advices report cOnsOls nrrner at 94as
a94la but United States bonds were lsa4 lower,
while Erie was active and excited at 2342 Openng),
225s4 227s closing, against 247s at the close on
Saturday. Money in the open market was quoted al
80. on Government securities, the minimum rate of
discount at the Bank of England being 3-2 The Bank
made q gain to-day of f252, 600 In PARIS. rentes
were I'D TO 65.IO. The foreign exchange market
was quiet and the nominal rates were unchanged.
Real business.was on che basis of 81 s6ll0Si S6l2
and 81 9Ol, or shade better than yesterday. be-
cause of the belief that the gold pool Will make no
movement during the week To develop theirPilns
There are no engagements of specie for Wednesday,
steamer On gold loans the rates fat
and lea for borrowing and ! per cent paid
for carving These would not seem TO indicate
the expectation of any immediate furry IN gold, and
the market wac quiet all day, with business mostly
at 10 and the range of the price 1853 and 11G44
A; Washington the Customs receipts were 100000
and the Internal Revenue receipts $500 900, the
Treasury receiving 100000 National bank notes
for redemption The export clearances Of domestic
produce from this port for the week ending tonight
were to the currency valuation of 81 1O6,55l
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in
called iyetwenties and $lJ770O in coin interest
the public debt The days business at the Cold Ex
change Bank covered: Gold cleared. 500, 527 900 ;
gold balances $791 $500 currency balances, 1921
364. The quotations for gold were as follows:
1000 ll$o.llls l:o 100 2 So 1 1ls,.
i HSS ii iS' ii2.So~... ii57s ..oO...-ii6's
The days business at the L. 5. Sub-Treasury
comprised:
Gold receipts. $4,000 4s Cury pavmentss o6l 4ss 80
Gold balance. So 63l os2 IG Customs.. $4,000 W
Curry receipts. l64l.9S4 y
The Treasury balances tonight are: Currency
81 900 900 coin, $92, 1913 000 less coin certificates
So, 900, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19


lrDOr. 100000 against 1000
D., san
The rea.anc,- A. been as follows LiverpoOlSeamers
SCOTIA 40 bales city of Pans. $40 bales; Adriac 3Ii
bales E!!n bales Total 3.jOS bales. Bremen steamer
tlI.1. ", bales Roerla-oteaner Rotterdam 100 bates
Grand totAl. i.229 bales.
Dhf-0- AND DNE>-Oplum ~ quiet and unchanged al
= old Tartar easier ana dun at 81 e i0r
AID lol American. Alum IS without eiaNEe
slowly 2-.c lr English and vt iof N4tIOnI
OIL stroAs and ~ selling more freely Bakers "a
IL l5-.1. demand Job
nc way figures, Sandersons Lemon sol: at
20 cIeaInO al . - gold Cloves n =, 10. En-
silsn Chemical, and the demand very Light soda
As.l - -' Clstlc, ~ II 20f2 lo1 sal soda
JISI Soda. - 5ODff CO.. ri arr soda
- Ill gold Bleaching Powder at ~ 81 2dS2 3D.
.,rrr. ",
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
THE MARKETS.
carefully reported fr THg TRIBuSEI
RECEIPTs OF DOMESTIC PRODnUE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.


The blowing IS complete st Of expO-is shipped IN vessels
which were cleared today foe foreign ports.
CARDRNAs-Schooner NJ. No1tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

NEW IoHK May l5ln ou9 last report te marAgt closed
1urf Mldiliug, l6l-c. IlyerIsOi steady Jpands.
1 Orlrins alied Satur Iy The tone Of The market con-
tnue I' - unchanged prcrs safes. llo bales Liver
unchanged sales f.DUO bales. Monday there
lar demand for export sI. 2jJJ bales qloAtioS IN
chan ed Liverpool unchanged sales IO.OOO bales
TUESDAY The transactions were lar sales p Il bales pTi1ci
plly ior export Liverpool quiot sales 5000 lacS p
lands IL orleans -ied "wednesday the dcia . OnnuCd
and tone % he marx stsy At unchanged roes sales
2p6b bales. Liverpool seAy safes LA0N bales ono
tIisOn unchanged TuI-y Iere was an nci's'ri den4nd
tor cxpOst and Spinning aea 5.2- bales hlddilng 10 &C
2ut Unchanged. Yesterday the Tnslc
mons Ncrt moderate so lj g les uoons Inr n-ct
iveruoaI hard sales. L-OOO bales planes. ST..
orleans - sd
The roeepis this have been 1907 h1e'. against
g-3 bales spending week st a1l the
port 81 bales aganst i2G$ bales 1871 Tile llI 50
lar be the tables gwen above. The lOi
lowing Table al show tie totils IL each port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

IoI9tY Dag MnAI yNtr and Itnrt 7nor FAC WIG.
81 ~ - 50 Fine yellow ~ 7OHsl ~ C0,e AZ 81 90
all 81 Cob Meal al 81 400sl So Graand Fee at 81 4oa
81 3d.
FkEIGHTS-Owing 70 increased offerings Of room slight
concession submitted particularly nfeabe 9f ufis
accommodation ami there bnseas dong III t1t WY
Lhoie - not much DONG In the chaltarlas nci tu AZ
chiefly f0r q rl'um with Few ofira lls IN iln
lsIset gessr end Sih do nShs In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 10la O'CLOCK
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A.. NJ.
z Ga Coupon 1881 q S 500 Coupon, 1867
10000 ......-l2.l4 10OOO...... ...123s
e 5-2O Coupon, 1864 Z Be. 1910, Registered
LOCO 1lS 2t,Hh) 1863
$40 Coupon, 1865 6s. Currency
3,VoO..... ....l2l 20lsI LOCO. l244
FIRST BOARD-10lo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales or State Bonds-Railroad Bonds-Bank and Rat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
Total since Sep. l. II 3 ]a8 43o0i8 I59I24O 74439

time last yesr.3J7i.l6I 3337O3 l,Gi2C9i 92ID2O
sales of the week. l),1b5 bales ncuding 1904 bAes 10 nm
ners 27i bales sprsllatOrs ~ bales export
this for the week. 62S bales SINCE
sept l. 73l7l6 bales. against Si5257 bales year
StOcks IN the iDtH-Or towns, May Ii
1879. 1874. 1S1S. iS7f
Augta- & Ham Macon. Ga. $50 3.Sl3
burg $50 1868 Selma. Ala-.--- 1919 3,4~3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
SALES FOE PGRSES1

For future delivery advanced sc q n with only
small business the Improvement sales as foows all on
basis OF Low Mddling: -
sales yesterday after p Juy. 600 1896 200 l6Sssc
August 800 l6iisge 100. l6ic. September 100 l6sysc
October 2UO I5U,sc. 30. l5afc; January. 100. lJIsc
March 100 i67sge total 900 bales Yesterays closing
iSSsal6s,gc: August i6llnqgI6tc. September 1919
l6Siec October, lj'ss0 j'ic Noyember 1n'9 fl5slec
December l5ss ac. Jaluary, 1889 February.
i5issSi6 &C. Mah 1850 l6gc: April lG T@lG'IgSso'
market quiet steady to-day to m june 700
l6lIqc LOO l6agc 2O00 iGsc- LOO ,iGtasc, my
200 iGic 600 Ids ZOO I67isc. J. co. loaaec. 100
I6aS 20O lGisagc September 300, l6itc. October 100
l5ssac March. 700 ls2c BOO lG'Iecs total I58Oo bae"
Mr. CIare5 A. 4ssons Report for the week ending
10 lS.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

Wheat mprei ogoT T Sss e " 'n ,"f
pr,Ss' ann pr a, i rb srcr Close. sn,io .y Sas
quiet shippers isc cnef buyers but III lne, : i,
Tor he ffrrc is!.t held i .cr the .4es 900 hsh
a. at II 2o@si ,c - for Cp ,c o"s ' ig M 60 9
spring " y No'2 dwaua'' ncrnnaliy s. ?. n 70
i.ed western Il osl y ior tnIberdo, sscr" - - -.
t %1r r,Sr a. b .''rg i 90 Saa o D. o~
Barley du aua nominal llar,g NAL q nrssy neat pa,
duh Oats active ard heavy che tri ar' f,e t-i
bnYera the s1c- arr 100 . bush. view ohio ~ r &c
am i' siit GanS,n . - w ai i,S.os n,".
price on tri ~ai" Ikea, n pa n - az "ii,I ~,
STATE a j. 10 in store com Is active b1, sy -"
INJURY IS olc i2r eSpor Ola ~ o'. may s,.
e NNIFS fie narie; ioi ~ kinds hrr-ly heht
her-is nothing DOING pr particular mention yea ~ g.. p
oT lomesic o'i"o ana "od' pore H. o@'' 80 ~.
HARDWARr There a Only poaeIate rsin - Issins
an p sr In.n 's rc 31f. ~, { wan .,.
quiet ami "a NE about steady. iher' IL at
10 to Jodl s. ia ~ 30 p Il Anys scHas ~. re,
gold. 10 We GIT -es ,2@Io &c English Noh 'aai- -
HAY And sTi.Am-Thc receipts are 'a@en roosa .r'y.t
ihc marie, rIies arm AID IN seller ayor qgo zoe:
Tipping =. eiG3"e Retail lots 9lc~si 10 ,;ove' COZ AZ,
stock moderate Long - a. o5o3,c. shor to- Ge-i'.
Ii&r l.c'i.aai al the moment b. shi te.stY
on. bat pcc. Al uic hanged the recent aef " AiHi a,
We 1uote N@ia D.. 81 e. ,i,a &C. IalaIn,o Fl Juis
Butts demand as Ar1 procs sacs'oi 500 ,ses AZ
iiiDEs2Thc most all descriptions as i..eH
.nofl.c 100 Dr. lion.,,idco 1914, 81, gold, r.at.is.
usual selecuon 100 Or, 40 urande. ..ls ~
Dortrrs Loo Dry $50 Glde COW 3'I TO- 2 '.f''c q.
DAYS usual selection l,0lF Dry ko nr-na' ID - ~.
t. 49, Dry ogo.l n part Il r O.. rr', 20 n.y. -
they run. 100 Dry laiam"r9S ga - No. ti'1 So s''-
"O O nay r' 'i "a" a Dr. S,n nan 70 * -. ,od
l32 Dry Western. 20 10. c. cnrte4cr, ~ Ys sec e.i
ss .ct.i - ~ = Saiamars : = pr a:e 80 vs.
southern ~ %, par &C.. curreacv 10 ia5s. ,ec.a 40
any snS .s ,. alc o y ~ f-1stS rcr st. ,u"a
tffe. AvT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
sECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK ?. ".
Sni.s sf Styfe Bonds Railroad BOndS-BGnk and III
rona Shlrcs-Erpress AlOcLs. dc.

700 .....nc. ] 10
TOl and Wabash
300. bcsi IL
PITTS. IT Wayne &
Chic Guard
100 80 y
I Del and Lack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

The Treasury balances tonight are: Currency
81 900 900 CON- $92, 333 600 less coin certificates
SOL 900. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

Nav : to May II. inclusive ..... 7ooSS $1,000
Previously reported. 10000 942OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

\. % To InlS
Reccs ~ 1lsO.23 j7.176 i.5-0 i.J7 j9312t - 7,hJ7
- l. j0l 80 ~ 81 3J139 l02l7 ol-19 Il 80
Itrce- 10. 9jj-oJ 81 ,sbn 34l oOi J21S 92 -" fOol3
ExGtB - stu %, 49, liz. % lib fl,5d3
fxGtH "a 400 D. sos ~ G23 .... PSI . l57.52J
ExCOni.74 Jlp.1i4 jG.Jl7 q 30 rs . 16,o"4
ExConi, 20. 3 l.2G3 4J.41G .OLjo ~ 1877 y, llo
Y. BOsn.,yC TO-tOdate.
Rece!rts 1873 ............,47.+ 2lO.lTf 32J9f19
Keclis i...............4j3Tll 251,43O .J1i.lGl
Recelptl $50 500 ,ij6 $3.50 1913
Exports 10 or a. lraIn Isl ibe2Ol3 92.Jt4 l.6J2,6J4
Gfrl' Britain ln.l21 +J3 ltl.DZO l,Jsl.ZlO
10 tn tnDu". 30. 4. 5S.ob0 81. % ',.@o
Exports TO t'ic continent, l'f. 1857 lSlJ2 iti3J
RDH8A4 slllAEN.s-By specIa Lfgian from tlliay hLr
& Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
FIRST BoARD-10lo O'CLOCK A. NJ.


State Bonds-Rdilrodd Bonds-Bdnk a,
y-oQd Shdyes-ErDress Stocks fc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

fU on AIHUI al HTfII'idIu VI 'I'N-
InllnrA AflhanA ". OrIr
, 1875-04-02
CHICAGO. sAoiHAW 4 CANADA.

hFFe'H W'0a'eA 70 TIE CHfcaqo IfiIunt,
EAsr SAolsAw, Mtclt., Ap4il Ia dit,atc,
waH received III stia city last eycEine from f,ant
L. l.. Ctar, now iu New Yor1i, stating that III.
negotiations fur tton hai been entirely sl1ccers.
~. 10 has purchased 30 miIcs Of iron for
tha Chicago. saslusw l. Canatl. Na!froad, mud
ho statcs that he will start fnr ho,oo
te shipped soon. Tile iron, 1t il undcrstood
VII! bo aacd for this ond Of tue soa.J aud It IN
not unlikelf that q portion OF tho road wit ba fl
operation before tho close Of the season, Tno
tnost iattcrng.
, 1875-04-02

NEW York. April 1.-The interest duo today on
tho dfst 1nortenEe bonds of tho Columbus, Chi.
Geaago & Indiana Central Doad was not maid.
Tue reason tor default in that tho plttsburg, Gin
cii'1ass 1t. Louis 1sallroad Company, aid jty
pay ofoF to tic Rcceiro1s Of tho Columbus. chi.
ca:o lntitana centra! the reutal due in accord.
ance With tha terms OF tho lease. The pennsyl-
sa1lla Company clain that soma OF the covena,ita
q sAs Itabe DaYe not been complied NTH by tfo
Colulnlus, Chicago & ludlanA Central -