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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

tE- Messrs n naekNlaN ca have moved Into
thv,r new and eommodiNps s,ore--the cOOaiNg ~,
merry Known ~ the Courthouse II bea NcoN htcd
up expressly Tor their use, and IN aeiNg this many
ehangvs have beVp made, eN,vrna'S aud INTERNALLY,
The wooden eoFplecs hayc been rvplee,a With con,
crete 40 that thc building Is thoroughly aJcprNoi,
The lower aoWer has BEEN thrown Into one lareo
room, aud ,he upper door Into another On enter,
ing the building, one s struck with the slle OF these
rooms aud the frat thought that occurred 10 Ne wac,
what tue auction rooms these wonld make"
About onefourlh OF the space Oh the lower noot Is
occupied as counting room and the remainder for
display OF goods, which arr here shown 10 great
advantage The old motto which 40 hong hung In
the CONTROVERSIAL justice be.lone though the
heavens Mll"-has disappeared; but We doubt not
Il viii stln be the motto which rules In all that is
done In the building,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

~ We observe that the Superintendent, OF
Water Works Is laying down thrcc,lpeh pipes
through School street These arr 10 be continued
or % Emma street, where second lne OF pipes are
20 be laid down through that street 10 supply the
Increased demand for water. These new pipes win
add 10 the wpter supply in that pam OF the town,
especially In case OF IRE an we want now is new
and enlarged reservoir. When shall We have ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

TIE MAIL STEAMER.-The "City of Melbourne"
which is supposed to be now on the way hither
from the South, made her last passage from sydney
to Honolulu in eighteen days. Mt the rate of $50
miles per day. If she has as good weather, and
makes as good time on the present trip, she will
be here tomorrow, en- route for San francisco. As
time with her is money, she will not remain long
In rnnrt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
MARRIED.

rsl-VRrRG-LENIs-As Lihue, Kauai January 18th. at
81 Hon. p lseuberg, Mr. Otto lsenberg TO Miss
uslou Lewis. hltl of that island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

ter on our asst ragc the Hawaiian Government
DIRECTORY Is inserted for the ecpeut orsuob Aeesi.
can Journals a. lnicrm their readers that King Nales
Kama has no eevernment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

. FaR SAN FsANCrcN-n r. Ms roeeaOs leaves
~ fNiaay cvcolos, ~ carry % Sa,er1ay motelpg,
sra VII taSc w lc,,es len y, the post ofaee
raarkc1 ~ ~ ~ hrt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

to- The missionary rsckc, Morning star, Capt
Gcett Is % the por, a. nc go TO press She sailed
for Micronesia IN july last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
Nnrlss or nun MEEI..

- Ttc L. : thln reSoarors, Capt, Rroln, WNl
lcsvv ~ saS Navigator lslsnas ne sCN asyy, aud
sal h saseol eAopt thrco months
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

- The steamer took ont a cabin iull Of pas
seugers Cor KauRi on Monday, most OF whom went
Tor pleasure. Justice Judd went down to hold the
February term Of Court, (omitted in the advertiser
calendarl, which is set for the first Tuesday IN this
month. An occasional excursion Of this kind viii
be popular, aud q It can be extended TO Nihau, 1t
would be siill more So The steamer will return on
Saturday morni ng.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

tE-Rcsa Dillingham; & Cos Eminent notice, and
81 YOU are sufferer, ee, bottle, and enroll your
name among the thousands cured BY t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
DIED.

KFIIITT-At IIanalsi kauai Dec. sd. lSss, have hAu
S a a. late Captain John Koltt aged about % years
e several AID daughters and grAnoohiioren mourn e
l1s.
cukvnFRLATN-In this city, January 18th, 1870 Ale
a. NJ 5lssi daurhter u W. and Celia W. Chamberlain, an
thf lash wear o. her
vrFElr ,hi. civ January 18th at 6sss A. NJ Captain
son Nesl native d Msrhlehead near Boston, MASS
sres - wears uiauths and days
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
Rates of Passage will BIO

pS- No Credit for Passage Money. ia
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth WIN considered until paid for
responsible for unmarked Baggage Freight Par
GELS unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
HrT SAMUEL q. WILDER, Agent.
Office with Wilder Co., of Fort Queen Streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
TIME TABLE
CSC % TIE HAWAIIAN
STEAMER 4aizR KILAUEA
MARCHANT. ~. MAsTER.

Feb s--Monday $500. pm Circuit of Hawaii $50
Feb l5-Monday ..... pm. HoL Kannakaka, both ways
Feb. 22-Monday ...... pm. Circuit of Hawaii
Mar Monday .-... pm..HIo
Mar. 1I-Thursday.... pm. NawliwilI
Mar. l5-Monday ...... PM, Circuit of Hawaii
Mar. e2Monday pun. lOA KaunakaSa both ways
Mar. e9-Monday pm. Circuit OF Hawaii
uD- The February list Trip the Kilauea will remain "a
hOursat Hanaie - hours waimea IL hours at Koloa
leaving Nawiliwill at pm. Friday February sth.
nE5- On Down Trips the Steamer win not leave MAIZENA,
until am later and Maalaea Bay until later
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

~ Another heavy earthquake shock ~ Hilo on
Saturday last, with the volcano brilliant as ever
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
READY FOR DELIVERY
The HAWAIIAN ALMANAC
ANNUAL FOR 1875,

N TON matters relating the Hawaiian Islands,
original and selected Of interest Merchants Planters
Tourists and others; conainnsth the Calendar--the
time Of the SUMS rising and setting for day, and the
Moons Phases, Table Of Money Value Register Of the
Court, Official and other officers Societies &C. Custom
House Tables, Meteorological Tables Of Ferns,
Census Of the Islands and the principal townships His
tory OF the Sugar Industry and Tables in connection there
with Decadence OF Furniture Woods, together with
other matters ofinterest
The large sale which this handbook Is expected to meet
with low price of 80 Cents, only here but
abroad, makes 1t desirable advertising medium, for
which limited space will be devoted.
Orders from abroad include postage and can be re-
mitted IN stamps. Address,
THOS. G. THRUM,
stationer and News Dealer,
517 an Honolulu, II. Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

Potatoes and Cheese, per Murray.
EpECEIvED AND FOR SALE BY THE IN
II dersgned,
CALIFORNIA POTATOES
CAIIFoRSiA. CffEE1sE.l
BOrr.Fs a Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03
PITCH.

OT0CKHOLM PITCH IN BDLs AID HF. BBLs.
- Wilmington Pitch in bbls- For ssls BY
8 E0TT.F7 4 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

Polar and Sperm Oil,
IN QUANrFrIEz TO sGIr--For SALE 81
Il az BoLLEs 20.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

California Lime,
Portland Cement,
California Brick.
For sale by BOLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-03

American Mess Beef, in Bond.
A SMALL LOT for sale by
A4@ II BoL1k5 q co.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
NESS. 9 O'CLOCK p.
WEDNESDAY, Nav 12-P. NJ.
1OA. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL

The stock market to-day has continued to develop
weak tone, although only noticeably in few of
the leading specialties. The opening at prices
equal to or higher than the closing quotations of last
night, which were followed by q decline and sub
.equent reaction, with a shafp rally in Pacific Mail
Later, when it had become reported that the long
talked about contract between the Panama Com
pany and Pacific Mail was not only unexecuted but
that further disagreements between the Companies
had been developed, the dealings in the Pacific Mail
stock became quite excited and the price rapidly de-
clined - cent on large TRANSACTIONS Panama
at the same time dropping IL T. Ger cent.
1t was reported after the adjournment of
the Board that the railroad company had finally
threatened to withdraw entirely from the contract
proposed and to insist upon even better terms than
had been offered in the then pending contract. Erie.
which opened e. per cent higher than the Last sale
Yesterday, quickly sold back again. and after q
subsequent rally continued steady for the REMAINDER
of the day witlip the range OF a per cent lhe
sustaining power TO this stock was the general
covering of shorts, Oh the report that the Company
had succeeded in providing for its interest due June
Jabouf $sO0OO0) by ass gnment Of its coal lands
10 the Del, Lac. and Western Railroad Company.
Whether the report is yet true not that the con-
tract has been signed it seems that negotiations to
that effect have been in progress, and that the Com
~s.v bsys IN rsise tbe money tsw this "' some
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

BMrDaoRE May l2-cotton1Ihe market is quiet and and
heavy Low Mdli1gs ws,o 1oaT SeTy 9ft sna o
do 81 43; Mixed do, 81 3s9sl 40; No. Western Red,
Al 40; No do, 81 37dSl 39 Pennsylvania Red 81 81
Wia 81 4o@si IL No Western Spring 81 9
Corn dull Southern White Soc Southern Yellow s9c
ern Mixed. Sec oats firm and unchanged Rye quiet but
firm 81 l5dsl ls. Hay quiet Pennsylvama ana mary MARY
Pork So 5Od$23 Bulk Meats Shoulders se Clear o
sGGiSer sis Lara Duet Rsaned i6Sl6. Butter % New
Western packed S20a 26c; do rolls flodZ2c Petroeum
dull and at 696 sc Coffee que1 ana seay OIi, ,
nary Prime Rio cargoes l6als'4c whisky small saes
posToN Nav l2Four demand limited but prices quite firm
81 50as4 rs for Western 20 .GS MDns 20
t soa Extras Sc White Wheat ohio ndiana and
Michigan So so for Illinois So 5oa s 90 for st. louis
S. 25a$S so for Common Extras and Choice Family Fancy
Minnesota 81 ass 10 Dbl Corn quiet at 81 a95c per
SasS SasS for for Mixed and White Rye 81 2oss 6as6s
shorts s260$27 per ton Fine Feed and Mddling S2I
Receipts-Flour 423S bbls Corn. - 6O bush Wheat 00
bush: OATS 9.7S5 bush Shorts sO2S bush Barley l4o3
ADELrHIA. May 12 Flour firm and Sniet; sales Of
SS & fsmy Sn Is sS g. &,
Ohio do S6ds6 so High Grades, s,osS Rye Flour Is
worth So 37 Wheat slowly at 81 4OdSl Tor Red
worth 81 TO- Corn inactive sales Of Yellow At s7c
Western Mixed at s6asS2c oats quiet at 12?0ISc ior
White 70a7le for Mixed Barley and Malt quiet Proyis
sales Msss Ps5s s22GsS p % Hs si 4sn
f1s.c. Lard. isSieo WHISKY p Western:
barrels isd64c bulk. Cloverseed slowly at 90
IL nc for Pennsylvania and Western Timothy Is worth
g 621 FaIseed 81 80 Butter steady; NswYSrh ana
Western Extras 23d24c do Frsts l7al9c Rolls Extras.
24G36c. Cheese unchanged New York Fancy,
Western Prime, 5Pal5'ac Egg quiet xithou, change
do, l76lT2 2c
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ISSUE OF $4,OOO,OOO SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS,

ISSUE OF $4,OOOOOO SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS,
OF 81 900 EACH or THE
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
INTEREST PAYABLE 1sT MARCH AND 1sT SEPTEMBER.
PRINCIPAL, 1900.
Mcssrs MORTON, Bliss g. Co. invite subscrip-
tions for the above bonds, and will receive proposals
until Tuesday, the 25th day of May, at noon, to
purchase any part of the same, reserying minimum
price of 97l2 per cent and accrued interest, below
which no offers will be accepted
Subscriptions to become binding as soon as they
reach the amount of So 600 900; and if they exceed
the total of 81 100000, the $2OOO,OOO first sub
scribed shall be allotted in J and the balance pro
rata.
This issne has been authorized for the purpose Of
providing means to redeem bonds of the Company
maturing November next, amounting to $4,44S,-
9OO and will be included in any mortgage that the
Company may make in the future, the amount Of
which shall in no event exceed $6,O00,000.
On the redemption Of the foregoing $4, AS, 900,
the only bonded debt besides the present issue will
be ST. 800 900 Seven per cent Gold Building Bonds,
issued in 1872, and f20G,000 Sterling Bonds; and
the total interest on the Company's debt including
this issue, will he $i05 900, gold, or, at 115 per
cent gold, $465, $50, currency, leaving margin on
last years net earnings of $2,61091O in excess of
expenses and interest charges.
The Company has in operation 72, 500 miles of line,
with III 500 miles of wire, and upward of 5000
stations.
The Capital Stock is $l1 3,41O, of which the
Company has purchased and now has in its Treas
ury, $7,2S7.73 leaving the outstanding Share
Capital $33, 7s5,675.
The earnings of the Company for 1874 were 3d.
53O 749, and the profits $3O7G,6GO being an in
crease of 24S of gross receipts. and Of $S41 643
of profits over the year 1873.
Besides the Western Union Stock, the Company
owns 81 ,O3S 400 of the Capital Stock of the Inter-
national Ocean Telegraph Company, which owns
and operates Land lines in Florida, and submarine
cables between Florida. Key West and Havana,
Cuba; also ST. 173, 800 of the Gold and Stock Tele
graph Company's Stock.
The payment for the new bonds, when allotted.
will be due June 1, and the Currency Bonds of the
Company, due November 1st next, will be received
at 1OO12, and interest in payment for the same.
Ner- York, May 8, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

other souEce; but in view of the fact that only 81
days later Uuly Il there becomes due about TiOOOOO

othcr source but in view of the fact that only 80
days later July ~ there becomes due about T4ooooo
more for interest, the policy of parting with val
liable property for moety of its value may well DC
questioned and it might perhaps be better TO can
upon the large stockholders to come to the ROAD
assistance, as is suggested in an evening
PAPER. The total transactions Of the day IN STOCKS
amounted to 169 400 shares of which 10, shares
were Western Union, at 7osid7sas07S's0Is's- a
decline of 1s per cent 49,7OO Erie at 2s@27'e@2o
Q27l9a27a027i9, showing an advance OF . per
cent Pacific Mail, 81. 800 shares at 42i2@42~4oH 4
Q42a.Q43q41l2Q417s04 showing loss Tor
the day of rs per cent; Wabash 1O,s0O shares AZ
117sa12a12iaa a123iQ11a11l 1l2, loss of lis. Union
Pacific shows loss of l2 per cent on
sales of $500 shares. Panama is OIL III
per cent on sales of only $500 shar's.
In other stocks the decline is very genera anu
ranges from Is to 1si, the exceptions having pee"
Kansas Pacific, which gains 81 Atlantic ana racine
Preferred as; North Western Preferred, lis; pci-
ware. Lackawanna and Western. 81 and New-'er,
sey Central 81. The opening. highest lowest anu
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day VIII pe
III
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROpEAN MARKETS..

LONDON Nav l2-123Op mConsols for money, 93 d94
tor te acc0nt 9i4a9f Erie Railway shares ~ ga "a -
IIyERPooi, May l2l230 p m-Cotton Is steady Mn, @
I'D: Mdding Orleans sdS 81; safes, IOoo
bales including for speculation and export Saes on
tr basis Miing Upans nothing beIo" 10" MlduIhgs'
deliverable July and August at S :, .,- n...o. ..
IosDoS Nav I2-2 p mPars dispatches quote Rentes at
63 francs 80 ccntimeS
IIVFRPOOt Nav l2-2 D. m -Breadstufs are 1miet
LONDON May - mTie amount OF bn,loh gone Into
tbe RANK of England balance to-day is f26oOUU EIle
Railway shares, 2i l. o,., -. -, co..on 90 ,.,,
LyElpOoI, May IA m-Of the SAFES ot Co''on 'onay'
g. 500 bales American. 49,, -. Mt.
oSDox May 1850 D. m.Paris dispatches quote Rentes
al ccntlmes. -.
LTEarooI, May l2-j3O sales OF Cotton shipments mt OF
Low Mddling at S's Lard 66. 6P cwt Refined Petroie
IoSnoS Nav f2-Ilefned Petroleum, si2l y gallon.
ANrwRRP May l2-petroleum, 2ol2 francs for tine pale
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13


CoFFEE-The market for Rio In exceedingly dl ana 70 sa, @
of 4c wonld have submitted to; 10 nOt
al,r or az vet but be considered as
remc figures quote ordinary cargoes at l6aibhc lar
l7di7i4c good do, l74d Sc prime 10, az 10 ~
Mild grades steady, hut very quiet . .,.,o.
COTrDN-Ihe demand for Cotton on the spot con,iluco
COOL chiefly from exporters and there also lar can
spinrers il steady at unchanged gufs k
CENTS AT the shipping ports today 3l4l bales ts ny
last 30O6 bales this day last year. 3oS oaoS m at
Hritain 74It bales exports the Continent 4Us3
stock In l75j6l bales consolidated STOCK 4'-oo
bales. We quote: ,,,.,..,. 4. ,o,oo CANT
quotations standard OF classification IN force Sept
1874 and Upland Cotton In store running IN qlty hot
more than half grade below the grade gilot,d ~
ordinary H. strict Good Ordinary, l5'4 Mddlng. 1913
Ca.d Ord III, Low MidilIng lG Good Mid, -
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
WOOL MARKET.

BosroN l2Market generally unchanged with fair dc
who continue buy their
may require Prices rule low and unsatisfactory for all
woos medium grades sustain previous rates There
Indifferent feeling the part Of manufacturers sd
OF encouraging The spring
goods proved decided failure The sales OF
Ohio Pesy Fleecss from 52 Ia SIC for XXX
grades; Michigan Fleeces ~ To 81 and
Combing and Delane Fleeces from 90 to Csc n. Pulled
Wool has been In demand ut 42d45c for Common and Choice
much inquired after California ool
demand 22d35c for spring and l6f2sc for
Fall
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

There was more doing in the Southern State bonds
though in small lots The District of Columbia S65s
were shade better at 1914. Odexcoupon Tennes-
sees sold at 81 q, and new at 81. Old South Caro-
inas sold at 21a4 for July and January, and at 81
for April and October skies of Missouri 1873 sell
inc AT lOI IloqlOl3s. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

The money market was without change, and call
loans ranged at 2l0 3l per cent, the rule being g.
Prime discounts are as last quoted. The following
is the Clearing house statement:
Cur'v exchanges 81 200 Gold exchanges 49, 0GG
cnr,y balances 4Og9,sOl Gold balances...-. 736gJO
Government bonds were quiet and steady, and
there was very little variation in prices from those
nnrront resterdav We annex closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
Twenty-Five shares Bank of America sold at 121,
and AZ Bank of New-York at 135. The bids are as

Railroad bonds were only moderately active and
in tone about steady. Central Paci6cs were down
to 1925, and Chicago and Northwestern gold
consols to s6si, Harlem irsts selling at 40, and
Delaware and Hudson Canal coupon rs Of 1894 at
1879. The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

mon Ia nue..- Ul42'
SEEDS-Clovor duh nominal at TOT esterh
and state In obbing lots Timothy quoted at ~ oO
STEARIN-There Is moderate Demand ot prices are no'
quite 30 bbs sold at 10 &C., ana lOo tcs at 10 ~
and $50 for June private terms. .., j..
SEGAIS-TrDic In Raw Sugars was NJ acoinpiee s'u ~
day q sale reported buyers are holding on anu
contendng for lower rates. the arrivals no.a pc rme
s Centrifugal hhds and boxes At at ,Snes and
staaiy at StdG3c Soft Yellow 9Isdlo tor soi'
White; SC for Crushed llAall &C. Tor Po"aeIeo'
and L al sc for Granulaed. ., ..,..s.
TALLOw = The demand IL moderate az steaay pii'''
WUISKY-The market lower and there Il only hght de
nand at the concession 100 bbls. sold at IL 2l
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
financial.

OFFICE or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CoxpASYI
No II BRoADwAY, NEW. YogK, May IL, 1875. )
ATA MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS
n Of the DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CON-
yASY YAK an n'4 TrEs6%Y G. the III lin % lie following named
gentlemen were unanimously elected Managers for the ensuing
Il q &SfS$s j$a FSa sS$z sHSsrD''
aaS xs%S k2RSAS TsTDr j&Ss rx9lG z GASs0S
E6BERT E6B iAp9t 5 HOSE, SXEN THOMAS DICKSON.
And At nesting Of the Board held this day.
oI.i q he c. Vas Gho
MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
The Branch Office Of this Company Fourthave ana
ner OF twenty seconds st.
The Company has also branch Offices at
2s6 Canal St. corner Of Proadway:
COG Broadway, corner Of Fourth St
Grand Central Depot corner % OF & Eortyhrtn yThT,,s,
attention Of shippers particularly called 90 e
ages offered by the Company IN facilities Tor Ie asfh'oo
All business received Offices before m win be ter
wared by leaving night except matter iOI forgn'
keepse and points and New York. which
must Sf's be rec received SSy II gSSFSIAI b RATES
for the forwarding Of BasRes Paeages rom oI A
Insurance Blanks Flexible Patterns Wood cuts and Electro
Packages Of above described articles not exceeding
pounds weight and $40 In value to any once o, ~
ei oSsr two pound. and not exceeding
pounds and slO in value, TO any otce Of this Com,
Pennsyivania vi 11S each
or rSn IN sss states Of Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan
Wu.sonrt I ~ ~ - -. zoe each.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
NewYork, 1st May, 1879 General Offices, 61 Broadway
NHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL
~ RAILWAY YCOMPANY,-The Annual Meeting OF STOCK.
holders OF sad company for the election q Directors and te
of o9 & S VII Ss @ ssa " Oh
The transfer books viii May, at and
JAMES u. MCKINLEY,
Transfer Agent
ID 7
nua meeting OF the Central Vermont
Railroad Company held their office in 81 AbanS
Vt on WEDN ESDAY the 18th day of May A. d. 1873 at ~
o'clock meridian for the election of Directors for the year en-
suing and for the Of such other business
properly before sad meeting
by order Of the President - --1.e >,,
St. Albans Vt, April % 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
financial.

Financial.
A T REASONABLE RATES-MOney on Life
IA Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
SeeunueA Insurance OF all kinds effected with best COM
panieA ]. j. HABRICH a Co, No. lit Broadway
GAS STOCKS.
" NEw.YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
kinds Of brooklyn and New York Gas Securities dealt
In By GEO. II. PRENTIBS,
1een ~ " Dgeo6sA, N. !.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
For SALE.
THE ENTIRE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE
AMERICAN STOVE AND HOLLOW
WARE COMPANY.

This stock all the property at tho corner of seeonc
and sts and at No 6S North secondst Philadelphia
with the exception real being patterns goods and
materials on hand tools fixtures and materials
manufacture all classes of STOVES AND TIMED AND
ENAMELED HOLLOWWARE, together with tho good
will OF large valuable and increasing business The works
are in good ORDER and the company free from debt THIS
affords splendid opportunity for ounderymen and others des
Gus engaging in SAFE steady and l0ngestdolished bt>s'
TERMS VERY Low AMPLE CREDIT VIII be given
good security.
sold 10 close the estate Of EDGAR THOMSON deceased.
For further information apply office Of the company
No 6s NORTH SECON DnT. Phaiephia
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

London advices were favorable ana OF more re-
assuring nature, the price of COnsols having ad-
vanced il per cent, while United States bonds
remain strong The Bank of England made gam
in bullion of f2G5, 900 sterling. Foreign exchange
was dull. and the nominal rates were UNCHANGED
The selling rates were on the basis OF ~ S|'40
s. s7lo and 81 90, good bankers bills selling al
81 s6l2a$4 81. The gold market was quiet and
strong. and no new feature remarked, all the
sales having been at 11ol201 115's On god
loans the rates 2, l, 1l2, lea, and 4
per cent for borrowing. The Scotia sailed with
$3.50, 900 in gold coin, and $22,67O in silver bars
The Customs receipts at Washington to-day, were
$3.50 900, and the Internal Revenue receipts,
$500. .OOO the Treasurer receiving 10000 National
bank notes for redemption. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 in coin interest and $1624 400 In
called Five-twentes The specie engagements for
to-morrow's steamer amount to S3oOOOo. Inc
Treasury will sell million gold tomorrow. The
davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared, 500, 7G4 900; gold balances,
81, ,O23419; currency balances, 1892, 100. The
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
' cotoR,po CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,


1S75At the annual meeting or the Stockholders OF TINS
Bank this day. the following named gentlemen we're duly
elected Directors for the ensuing year, VIZ:
ALFRED BENNETT, :. T. WfGANT,
X IT. DECKER ERNST GREENFIELD,
WILLIAM BUCK, +. IL. LEGGETI,
ISAAC ROSENWALD, :. I. MEfER
RICHARD NOSE, w H. WOGLDM,
MN b. G. CARPENTER, SAMUEL HOFFMAN,,
LANES KAY X. q. ROTSTON,
SAMUEL q. COURTNEY, +. p LOOMS,
THOs. L. RAYMOND. JOHN Il PLATE
= H. GODDARD.
NspECTOR-, 1876
THOMAS LORD. JR, d. BLAKE BONNETT,
J. FISHER SATTERTHMAIrE
And at o meeting Of the Board held subsequently,,
THOS |. RAYMOND unanimously r., lect.d Pre-cenP
SAMUEL CONOVER, Cashier
DEORGANIZATION OF THE NEW-YORK
III q OSWEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Utica plan is ready application all First Mort
gage BOndi0lders to be free by applying " A D.
MATHER d Co, Utica y y
DEPORT of the CONDITION. of the Ma.
IL TIONAL PARK BANK at NewYork in the state of
att ne olo, of L
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

81. PEgRE-Sch0Oner Altoona
saltptn bss 335 : NitSod.bgs so Wheat, ,bsh. G,0C
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...............- "a
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRIBUNE
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

"WEDNESDAY. May IL, 1873
following complete list OF exports shipped In vessels
which uvere Gle red IN day foreign