National Republican., 1875-07-12

The net earnings Of the Union Pacific railroad
have increased % per cent. over 1s74-
lar correspondence to TIE REPUBLICAN the fol-
lswing:
stocks are firm, and show q good undsrtOns.
The present large short interest in the
mcst active stocks would be q powerful agent in
the hands Of the bulls in bringing an active and
day than before the memorable panic Of 1873, as
We owe less as nation than then, and our reserves
being larger speculative values must feel its ben
efeial effects, as well as business generally The
celebration OF Independence Day and races at
Long Branch have made the week very dull, the
and railroad bonds show but slight variations from
last week. Of the former Tennessee bonds arc
strong and the most active Of the latter have been
the Pscihc railroad securities, which show de-
cline Of about one per cent. since the payment Of
The statement Of the New York associated
banks shows loss Of sl.ls5,S25 in legal reserve,
reducing the excess which has been for several
months to 81, ,9s7 200.
were: Gold, s36.Ol6,o65; currency, $53,S5O,llL
The Sub-Tressurer paid out $3.50, 900 on account
Of interest, and $4,000 for bonds. Customs re-
The shipments of specie this week aggregated
IS, 100000.
Commercial.
The New York Express of this afternoon pub
fishes q comparative statement of the receipts OF
produce from the interior and the exports abroad
since January l, 1875, and the same time 1sT4 1t
shows that the receipts as well as the exports
MSStn MsEs se 81 sf s Ssy have been during the same
months this year. But the EEPress is no crOsker,
prets the events Of the week as Indicating in
creased confidence In the future and further en-
Of large crops throughout the country and good
export demand for our surplus grain.
The indications in regard to the fall trade ape
favorable, and business Ia likely to be good
With an active movement of the crops and q
good trade, the railways will ind fulIeuploy-
ment and the industries Of the country will stead
In Georgetown the wheat market has been weak
and on the decline during the week. Good to
New wheat sold at 81 lO@sL4S Uorn in active
demand at s9eoc; receipts, 400 bushels. Flour
gull SeorgstSsS5 ss a a@ieS sG ssS9gsa s 1O extra
SeGs6.5o; extra, ,s5@S5.75.
The Markets Elsevhsrs
BALTIMORE, July 1O.-ElOur steady and un-
changed. Wheat firm; No. Western amber,
srn red, sI.S2; No. do, siSOH9L31; Penn
sylvania red, sl.S2@ls3 Maryland red 81. .25@l 80;
do. amber. 81 do white, s1.25@l. 30; No.
Milwaukee spring, s1.22. Corn firm and demand
good; Southern white, &c.; Southern yellow s5e;
Western mixed, Sc; spot, Sc, last half July;
ern white, G2c; do. mixed, 6oG6ic. Rye quiet
and NOMINAL; 90G9se Hay unchanged. Provf-
sions quiet: only jobbing demand. Pork firm; 81.
I21fe., loose; packed ~ <91214c. Bacon-shouiders,
1Oc.; clear rib sides, SIC. Hams, 141<Sl5c. Lard
oull; crude, l4c-i renned, l4L4Gl4lc Butter nrm
and unchanged. Petroleum nominally unchanged
Coffee unchanged. Sugar strong at 1926. Whisky
frmer and higher; s12.
NEW YORK, July 10.-Flour 1O915c. higher,
with fair demand. Wheat To- advanced; sll90
L1s1z FOR Nc. Chicago. Corn nrmsr; so9sSc. for
steamed mixed, and s3@S5c. for sail do. Oats
steady; 66G6714c. for mixed Rye quiet. Whisky
quiet at S122. Pork dull at s20.40G2o50. Lard
weak at Is T-l66133<c.
CINCINNATI, July 1o.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet; red, s12091.25. Corn firm at 6S970c.
Oats nrm and scarce ar $4,000. Pork firm, at SO.
Bulk meats quiet and steady; shoulders, s&e.;
clear rib sides, 115zc; clear, 1ac Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Whisky hrm and higher, at sll6.
ST. LOUIS, July 10-OattIe active and scarce.
Dry salted meats lower; shoulders at Keokuk, Sc.
Bacon lower; shoulders, &c.; clear rib
clear, 13c. Lard loweri summer offered a. 12l 4c.i
12c. bid.