New-York tribune., 1875-10-20

In State bonds The market has been very quiet.
We notice only the sale Of 5000 n. Y. State bonds
7s reg at 107 and 900 Tennessee 6s, new, at A.
Railroad bonds we're quiet in the late afternoon
dealings Central Pacincs fell oil l06. UnionPacitc
firsts TO 1O2 Land Grants 20 98, Sinking Funds to
IS. Harlem coupon irsts to 113i2 and Chicago and
North-Wcstem Consolidated coupon gold bonds to
ssh. Albany and Susquchanna frotS sold at 1lll2
and seconds mt 1874. AT the close, Union Pacific
firsts advanced to 1923 and Land Grants to 9Sl4
In city bank shares we notice only small sales of
Central National at par, and Park Bank at 40.
Tie produce exports for the week ending to-day
from tins port were s., ,i6O, s3l, against $5,552953
for tie corresponding week in 1874, and 81, ,436526
in 1873. Tire tstal exports from the port since
Jan 1, this year, amount to $20l, ,s1o,j41 against
23J col 9j2 for tie corresponding period of 1874,
and S23s, ,002, ,6J6 Of 1873.
The attention Of investors is Invited to the ndver-
,iserent of the Hon. Andrew H. Green, Controller,
soliciting proposals for 1872 800 bonds of the City
of New-York which will be received at the Con-
troefs Office up 10 Wednesday, Oct. 20. az . p. IN.
The first mortgage bondholders of the New-Jerscy
Midland Raiiaoad will meet To consider plan of
foreclosure tomorrow Thursday. at 81 Lberty-S'.,
at II o'clock, noon.
The action OF Judge Bond of the Virginia United
States Court in appointing receiver for the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Railroad, in Chambers, on the com
plaint of three persons holding $3.50 900 ont of
5000. 600 bonds, between the day of filing the
papers and the day set foi hearing received here
with some surprise at the time. 1t revived the
ories OF some Of Judge Barnard's acts during the
Fisk regime. The apprehcnsions OF the Virginia
newspapers, which were telegIaphed here, are not
fully borne out by the subsequent proceedings, how
ever The matter came up again on the l7th inst on
fhc,l Hold
the trustees under the mortgage conplainants in
the suit and Judge Bond in passing on the motion,
took occasion to explain that his previous precipi-
tate action was taken information laid before
him under oath, and which he believed at the time
to be sufficient cause for his intervention He added
that hc saw reason why this petition of bond
holders of like interest rs that of the trustees should
not he granted, and made the necessary orders to
that effect. request also made to have the
present temporary receiver, Mr. Tyson, removed aud
Gen. Wickham, the yicePresident and Superntend-
ent of the Company, appointed in his stead as being
agreeable to the wishes of the large majority of
the bondholders. and as a gentleman well acquainted
with the property and business, and Judge Bond
said that the former made objection to the change
and expressed his willingness to defer TO the wishes
of the majority of the bondhol,lcrs and appoint Gen
Wickham when the case came up in its course on
the 22d inst. This action will tend to reassure the
holders of railroad bonds both in Virginia and in
this vicinity.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady: Penn
syvania Skies, third ISSUE 49, Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, Si2 Reading Railroad, 557s; PENN
sylyanla Railroad 50os. Gold, 1lGos