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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-04

D MAITRE,
SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST,
No. COZ Magazine street. near the Market.
desire to call the attention of Gardeners Planters,
and seed buyers i'll general to my complete stock of
Fresh Spring Seeds for the Farm and Vegetable and
Flower Garden-tOr the latter choice assortment of
Bulbs Roots, and other Ornamental Plants will be
found in store. Also large variety of Parlor and
Garden Ornaments OF Rustic Wood, Terra Gotta aud
Glassware Homemade Straw Goods, Wax Mater
ais, Bouquet Papers and Holders. Visitors will find
by giving me call even should they not desire to
buy, that my store will contain al from and for the
Garden " at most reasonable prices. Price lis5 and
catalogues will be sent on application.
Very respectfully
ja24 I'm r. MATTRE.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

large and influential meeting OF members o.
the Board or Trade was held YESTERDAY wnsu it
was resolved to invite Mr.. George OPdyke 10 be-
come President or the Board. About nfty leading
merchants signed the following request and =
large delegation proceeded u Mr. Opdyks'S oank
20 present it,
To GEORGE OPDyKK. ESQ
stR-We, the undersigned desire 70 obtain con
10 act President OF the new York Board Of
Trade
II you 20 consent TO act we shah record our votes for
You because ieel that Important association
should possess Ia It's President genie ~
ea ami financial experience aud ability Of strict
rty, % local nhuence anu VI good reputation ia bust
mess centres on the aud nc European continents
Tire manner Ia which YOU performed the dudes ~
Ihief MAgisrae during your Nayoraty an The CON
hnucus public services have this CIV are
well remembered aud cnahe 10 trust with condd
in your judgment and direction should you agree 60 be
the President ~ tns preventative association,
which already includes about 1900 merchants bankers
manufacturer aud others Interested In the prosperity
and progress Of the city and state o. New lork.
Tie heavy aud extravagant taxation, beanug mn
duly the Of this city p0ftt she iii IA
.iactort condition o. the tar foreign
the abuses connected with tie customs nd iu,egnA
revenue scrueea Tho state u rairoAd ~ aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY 49, ls76-TRIPLE SHEET

;cn ss sss2 ss o. as yTns
81 ~; stock IN yard. $50 ebls aioah 600 Tar I'M
saass r. ys1 Sfs Il ,yS sc SO ps Nr~ a. o
prices i've n Sss.ss :, , aSsrs q
S.ssS ss;;' s..s. ana bis III SAts% ss =
&c DO. un6ieached winter, 7 Z = Be DO preached
Eins Is scad S. :: sdS SD
hadsn. sound, s6c fic %, nalno, 4Ss t5e lard,
S & ssa sa et Ssa 'as o os s
sEs c 0I nss,so s Co. a s G sna wse wn
u f ssGs AZ rs s4sv r1d g 4 % ns'arA
quote Crude, i ouls g prs@p. AMI Nay sae jun.'
Y Snso Ses pr ss a 4e May
e % sSas T. @ sSS ana sass
70 s .a,c MS There =. was runGT o. 90 bpa re-
TsgiY9 wsrs1!osCyi1s s. Soa q as: Oh o.,y arn
nsis $ S Ss ssip%sa, Domnay s. . '0
cut meats 50 do lard 40 DO and 10 Kegs The PORK
spca s6 s 81 as
s SCI for JHi, ana "a ssssp 0y VA AHs sa "Hs
6S1os Western sps Gear od At s ana s
sooo 20 Choice Was quoted Al sis so Be- was inac.
i've Are see pam mes mes SO sx.rs
INDIA mes: sss ssS india mess 81 sas prime , mess
piescs bellies At s4c ooe DO. al sc boxes clear
Rss c the a market @
the sales about 5000 erces for July al 10 7l6c.
is 9Gc closing at the outside price and 70 erces prime
cTy.
suolR-The market for raw. continued quiet Re-
Iss y . S9 Tassr IN and 5 we
good iar szc We :cupa- Refining, Inferior 70
sSSa 1s sE :; sS ssss '' 10
She shc do, primo 70 enoice;o sac &C. ;
molassea hhds., and boxes, IKE. a SIC melado,
sSc do i9to H. S1sc agc 49,, - 20 10 9Ie oAsc
white sNc. a Ic1c Porto Rico. rsnniag common 70
prime, TIC, SIC; grocery far to choice, $40 Sc.
Braz,l-Dutcn Standard Nos sto H. re. ssHo Java
rior and superior 1%c. a8ac standard A, lO5c.
iO5fc srnshed, me- powdered, n3sc lll4c-
Rios was quiet and unchanged. The sales were 50
casks Carolina at TIC. &c., 70 bulls Louisiana TIC
7hc. and l25 bags Rangoon at 61c. u 6ae We
quote Carolina, good, Ike. NC; prime 90 TIC
&c. choice do. Sc. sxci Louisiana, TIC. a 7sc Tor
COON 6hc 9 excs currency Patna, TIC, currency
Rangoon, In bond, $27o n 6h, gold.
sTEARINR was dull We note sales Of LOCO lbs pri-
vnte terms
TALIow was, quiet but UNCHANGED. at &c. for PRIME
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l73 hbis wAs deei1ediy igher
s5u bbls sold at 81 Il u 81 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May II, 1879
ordinary H2c Net RECEIPTS !. g balca Exports coast
Cotton demand fair; middiing, I61So. Net receipts,
sas. EsS' sass Stock n5 Ss ~
MOBILE May IT. 1875
Coco Cotton TiSdSSs Ss l0g msadns M
sCSstSs Ss l. sales 800 Stock ssI '' Ap0'''
Cotton quet middng ls si'ia os ma SnG Tx
good ordnaTy tsc , Net receipts Col paes ExpOrSs
Stock, 1898
Cotton steady. middiins. lssc. a ibs4c. low mid
ding, l6,sc good ordinary itSc. ia&c Net receipts,
Spirits Of turpentne nrm al OEC. Rcnn arm 81 50
sac Tor yellow dip s 60 Tor virria lar steady
riour unchanged sales srI coo bis So soicr NJ
~ oa nSl enta Wsea Susf pE Tne Sn,e
cub 81 20; extra white Michigan, 81 10 Corn steady
steady shorts S s sspfuT
wheat 1880 do, corn $500 To- oats iiilGS feet Of
lumber.
Receipts-Flour 80 ehls wheat go 900 bushels corn,
Sb wheat COO G bh S.p% eorn
f9e do s dO Gs c sa sn a
rs SAC DO barley q, DO peas, 500 40 malt 7el
nnlcaded Canal frelghis nsagements at Sc Tor oats
sc for wheat 7G for corn e New iorS pine lumber,
So 30 for bakers 81 80 sc Is for amber Sc IS 81 % for
unsettled BUYERS and sellers apart little nquiry lOv0
bushels amber ohio sold at VI go Corn very dull
buyers and sellers wide apart nominay 79c in
and arrive; sales eC. for lots No Western
Oats neglected Rye and barley here. Seeds quiet
without change Pork firm At SIS for heavy meas.
Lard firm at l6c. l01lc Highwines nominaly 81 81
TOLEDO, May II, 1873
ing amber Michigan. "a 2s June, 81 2y1 July s. 81
81 last half 81 June, SOY No red, do. - rs
July, 81 ST. No. amber illinois, ~ 81. Corn steady high
mixed cash and June, 76c. 7ch july IN; August
7sh low mixed, 755sc white SOC. damaged 70c Oats
in fair demand and firm; No 704e. white, nc; Mich-
gan &c. rejected, 67c Receipts-Whcat 1000 bushels
Corn. IT.0O0 do oats, 500 do. Shipmenn-Whea
90 bushels: corn, z3,OOod do,
CHICAGO. May H. 1875
Flour in fair demand and firm. Wheat steady; 80.
spring 81 % 81 06s; No do, 81 02A spot; 81 GA,
June VI 071. July; No. do sTlSc; rejected, size.
81 Corn dull and unsettled; No mixed; 7lssc.
steady; No 6c, bid spot: 64Ac. bid June rejected
Sic. Rye dull ana unchanged Barley quiet hut frm :
No Assuring 81 81 81 50 spot; 81 o. sept mber. Pork
duh and lower at S2l IS spot June s2i g., July.
Lard in fair demand and lower at SIS Mk SIS TO- spot
el5 l21, June SIS 81, July. Bulk meas quiet bat firm
shoulders, Sc short rib middles, 12c all loose SPOT
June Whiskey bnoyant nnsottled sales At 6 which
&C.; corn 70 do 40 A. TIC ai'ern9on call q the
July. Corn, 7zc- 7TSc., June 7bNa, Jaly Oats tic,
cash. Pork rather eaHer At unchanged prlceA Lard
UNCHANGED. Receipts-Flour. ll.O0l bblA wheat
49, 100 bushels; g co do; oats ID oO do barley
aW0 do Shipments-Flour, 1000 b0ls wheat t2uO0
bushels corn 6ioN do oats HOO do; barley 400 do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
REAL ESTATE.

The opening sales OF the week at tbs Exchange
Salesroom yesterday were the three following
legal ones, which we're disposed OF as fol-
lows :-Messrs. A. J. Blocker, Son Co. sold ~
order or tne supreme Court In foreclosure. under
the direction or George p. Smith, reIeree the
premises known as No. 12I White street.
The foreclosure sale OF property located on West
Twenty-thlrd street west OF seventh avenue, was
adjourned and the Delaney street property, west
oil Norfolk street, was WITHDRAWN.
YORK PRoPKRTY-BY A. =. BLEECKER AND son.
three story brick house and lot, No. la White
street, between centre ana Baxter streets. Lot
2lx9 sx2lxl002; Joseph y. Tobn. 200
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Wheat was quiet but frm. There was pressure 70
SELL either the spot future but there was very
little inquiry Tor spot wheat and not much for fuure de-
livery The sales about 80 90 bushels az VI ~ a
vi u for gnRraded spring, 81 DOS Tor No. chicago
spring, 81 ~ for Milwaukee ana winter, on private
quill with part Of the advance lost closing at exc.
Ssc, with sales Of 5000 bushels az Tsc 76 for mixed
isc. Sac for high mixed, yellow oats were in active
speculative demand and decidedly higher closing az
79c. Tor prime No 2Chicago We note sales OF l2,U0U
bushels ~ 76c In store and 76c. aOat RYE quieE
Calada IN popd Vas held 81 81 %; State o. Barley
was neglected and Nominal.
FnEIoHrs quiet The engagements were:-To Liver.
pool by sail 5000 bushels grain AZ Nd 10 GLASGOW, by
foows;-An Austrian bark, hence 10 the Levant with
I00 cases refined petroleum. AZ 2b6c and GO gra'uity
n British bar oi 60 TONS hence 70 shanghai with
At curreat ratea German bark from Phila
delpha Bremen with 800 bDls rehned petroleum.
"a I'D. Portuguese bark hence Lisbon with 70 100
bushels wheat at lttsc. per bushel
HIDEs.-The rnarket continues quiet with sale
OF LOO MatamOros on private terms Bucnos
hyrea Is lbs rs lbs, 7c.' 10. 20 los = 70
nc Ac Corrientes, n lbs. n lbs. nc. l21Sc.
Rio 0rande. 20 lbs ~ lbs, 21lsc. 2c; Ornoco. II
lbe ~ lbs HE &c; California, ~ lbs. Is lbs.
Esc.; Central American, ~ bs. "a lba, 1O<c. san
Juan, = lbs "a lbs l954c. Matamor0s, ~ lbs "A lbs
Dc Nc Vera Cruz ID lbs ally lbs, 5c. l9e Tampt-
CO. ~ lbs ais lbs, iSc l9c BOgota. IL lbs ~ lbs
49, PC Msracaibo ~ lbs ~ lbs. l6c. l7c Bahia,
p lbs q lbs lee q Hc Porto CaDeIlo and LaeuaX,
ss lbc Campcachy, ~ lbs ~ lbs l7c loc.; TOBIAS
CO. 20 lbs a II lbs lsc. gold, selected.
LRArnRR.-Tne market was very quiet, and prices
ruled easier. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
MANGLEp TO DEATH NEAR NEWARK.

Near the new car shops or the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company young machlnist named
William French was instantly killed yesterday
morning by the locomotive or q Southern bound
train. French, who was ''Dossu or gang OF work
men IN the employ OF the road, was on passenger
tram, having come from BOTdent0wn, where ne
resided and sprang or almost an 'front.' OF train
gong 10 The opposite direction, He was crushed
iatO an uuAightly mass. HIS neck and both legs
were broken. The remains were removed 10
Newark preparatory 70 being taken 10 borden
town. Deceased vas the sole snnnert OF nelD.
less mbtnen
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Por iutre delivery oasis middne) ine sales have
been As Enthusiastically, after one r. M-June, 100
bales At lose 80 at 10 Sc July 400 at 6 932c, 900 At
1919, 300 i6 732c.; August 800 at is 1890, 800
Is 6c 100 atI6 1880 September, 100 at l6hc October,
100 at 10 "a SIC, 80 a. Is Bi6c Total 30 bales To-
DAY, up 70 two p. MJune, 800 at lee 900 ~ I6 1c.,
800 at lee 800 at SIC July, g0 At l61sc 700 At
l6 52c lo at l6 Slice 200 ct 10 ss2c August 100 at
g issc 100 At Isle go at - lis2e re s, 700 a.
Is 5sc October 100 at l514c., so At Is lll6c Dceem-
ber 800 At 10 f32c. January, 800 at is g s2c..
i0j at Ibs4c; March, so at l6 Ss2c 100 l6 s-I6c
Total, I2i00 bales Grand total. 1850 bales
The receipts at the ports were as follows Calves
ton, 81 bales, New Orleans, ,a67; Mobile,
Norfolk, Us; New York, s22: Boston, s.; PhIadeE
day last year, st63. Total since september as607.A
40 To Hamburg, by steam, &c To Bremen, by steam
&c; by sail 10 compressed. TO Liverpool by steam.
GoVTes Was quiet and steady. We quote :--orcinary
cargoeA ibaxc Ice fair DO, I6s.c. lie; good do,
IKE ne: prime do les4c ls5sc. extreme range
lots l5ac Java government bags 7lc Acc;
do. l452l grass mats, &c BIC. singapore, 2s06 do
&c. 2sc. Ceylon c. azl5sc; Maracaibo, lstsc re;
Lagnayra l9c. aOc; Jamaica. E5sc. lsSc; 80. Do
mlngo lie Porto Rico, l7c I9c. Costa Rica TIC
Zoe Mexican, l9c. q 1c; Angostura, lSc. . Gle;
savanlla. ISc. ME; Curacao. nc a t9isc.
frOuR ANp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1879 bills
wheat 1920 bushcis corn 2500 do oats. 77t0 The
market quiet but steady moderate business
At about previous prices with sales OF 10 100
bbsL Rye steady, with fair demand. Coru
meal was lairiy active We noe sales Of so bhla and
Wester IN yellow and g. 81 - 20 for Jersey aud Penn
We
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dock systems hasy legislation, IN the case Of the ~
cent change Ia postal regulations ana other causes Tor
vigorous and united ihe part OF the mer-
camille community, called this Boart INTO existe nee,
and with assistance 10 10 hoped remedies may be
obtained Tor some Of tne evils complained Of when are
more severely ie At this lime Of general depression In
trade.
waiting your favorable reply, sir, yours, re-
Yfnl
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-slsO,UO MADE IN TWO MONTHS

4 -SI6OmO MADE IN TWO MONTHS
WALL STREET oPERATloY-rhe banking house
Or Alex. rockingham Co. Il wall street who deal IN
stock privileges, have paid enormous sum to their
customers curing this space Of time. Some per
sons have made high as $1,000 from only 500 orig
many invested, and many have made 5000 and over
rom only $50 They paid q single day over $4,000.
for which only - 900 received or 900 net proa.
fifteen book keepers and assistants
main at Their WORK until midnight This SSerssic trm
well deserves the credit Of being the leading hone in
knowledge that they have established this business In
They customers who reside in nearly every state
Of the Union, the Dominion Of Canada; from the Island
tnuay dealing IN stocks heir business become
ploysd 10 attend T. her aGyeTtisss Sccouns fSer
cards may read In every nrs newspaper pub
ton Of thsir suecesA We advise sose sesrnS e pSse
their p ,S1 sS, Win Arm possessing ne very
upon honest principles 70 deal with this house
a a Nall Ias street wSc rsgoTt q s s &c
for one year, to any one VINO desires and conempiae
send ior ii-Evening Mail OF 18th inst
New York Commercial Advertiser say,.-
The pankina house % Alexander rockingham Co :,
and assistants There other stock privilege arms
tabs6ed their entire business during The last ave years
Boston Daily News SAYS
Aessrs Alexander rockingham co. win furnish 70
those desiring TO invest Wall explanatory
cuiars. containing detailed statements and quotations
and many ''pOinw' great value 10 the uniniiiated
1neir Office Is AZ IL Wall street. New YORK city.
New York Graphic says:-
This old established offers facilities -nrcu-
lang with an Investment Of money ranging from So 10
any amount and gives small Investors The advan-
tage as those who invest thousands Of dollars Duriag
the last month investments 500 many
returned profits 500 g. This seems marvel.
lous 70 those unaccustomcd 20 Wall street operations
nevertheless II Is true as snbstanaed by the nuctuaon
OF prices AT the Stock Exchanges
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important feature. Union Pacific nrsis advanced
from iOOk 70 1914 ana sinking funds from " TO
o. Central Pacific rose 10 1887, ana closed at
lOa. Erie third declined TO s9H; do. fourth to
s7n Delaware, Lackawanna and Western con-
vertible brought l221S; New York Central coupon
arsts NIX; Hudson River sinking fund, NIX;
Harlem coupon nrsts, 1907. Erie second sold AZ
lO2.
STATE BONDS.
state bonds were dun, the chief transaction
having been in Tennessee old, ex coupon, at 5lL.
The nnlo wing Mera the lAteAt hida.- ------ Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT INACTIvE--FUTUREs QUIET
AND sTEADy-FLoUR QUIET BUT STEADY
WHEAT QUIET BUT FIRM CORN FIRMEa-oArs
AcTryE-RYE QUET-BARIEY NEaLEcTED-
PORK RREoUIAR-LARD EAsIER-PETRoLEUM
QUIET AND FIRM--NAvAL sToBEs QUIET-eRo-
cEHIEs QUIET yRRIoHTs QUIET.
MONDAY. May 17-6P.M.
The merchandise markets were generally dun
and irregular, but there were some few excep-
tions. There was very little activity IN any de-
partment, however, and there were Jew instances
where the markets were firm. On 'Cbange the
hour market was quiet, but steady. Wheat was
quiet, but comparatively nrm Corn was in mod
crate supply ana higher. but the market closed
lower, with the advance partly lost Oats were
speculated up TO SIN higher point. Whiskey
was also decidedly higher. Pork was irregular
and lower but a good business done. Lard was
easier but quiet Petroleum quiet and hrm Naval
quiet Cotton the spot was inactive. Gun
MES were quiet
CorroN on the spot war inactive with the tendency Of
values in buyers favor. The policy of exporters was
evidently to remain out Of the market TIL after the
Liverpool holidays, and only few low bids came from
this Of buyerS Spinners limited purchases TO
tual wants although we have noticed to-day several
dispatches Eastern mills asking for types Of
tain round which the market After 'Change
we OF considerable transactions Futures in
absence OF Liverpool advices opened weak and the
early months lost l6c The later months lost &c The
crop accounts better which fact attributed
lI6c. Of tho loss on the remote mouths which were
offered with comparative freedom. The market
about quiet anu steady at the close The final quo
tations were as ioows;hay: le SIC 1s Lice June.
10 ll-s2c l6sc; September. l6tc: 10 6a2c October,
eember, rs 9l6c als y 81, January, 10 ss2c 70
tons based on standard OF ciassncaiion in force
September 1, 1874, and upland cotton in store
running quality not more than hall grade above
nary l5l6c; strict good ordinary. 5Ac: low middng
16c middling, lose. good mddling, l7s4c Quotations
based on Anne ricaD sta nda rd OF classification: -
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Money ended easy at the recently quoted rates
On call loans, to W.T. 2a and 3per cent The
price OF commercial paper is unchanged. private
advices from London indicate a similar plethora
OF capital on the other side Of the Atlantic. ana
explain ia measure tie demand for Grst ciass
American securities. Foreign exchange on Lon
don In reported dun. Prime sixty-day DIllS are
about 4so and sight bills As9K.
THIS GOLD MAEgKr.
Gold opened and closed Al il6, with sales IN the
interim at lIo1 The borrowing rates were lcr
cent and 1-s4 for INN ediate delivery. aud sne
carrying rates / and 2 per cent. Loans were also
made nat
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

Government bonds closed nrm at the following
Guotatlons:-United states currency skies, l24S
l24k DO. do 1881 registered, ID i22Js; 90. 40.
do. coupon. ia a 12iE; do. nve-twenties, 1862,
registered, 1l6lE; do. do, do, coupon, ll6A
III; 90. do. 1904. registered, 1171 lis; do.
do. do. coupon. lts4 DO. 40, 1865 registered,
49, llok; no. do do, coupon, 1905 l2o4 40.
40, do. new, registered, 1915 12i; DO do, DO,
do, coupon, 122 l22<; do 10, 1867, registered,
l221 1874 90. do do, coupon, 1884 12SJS 90.
DO 1868, registered, 122 I22Js; do DO, do. cou-
pom l2a5s 1897; 90. ten-fortes, registered 1l6'S
a llsK; DO. do, coupon, NIX rs; do. dyes.
1884, registered, lle. 1l61S; 40. do, do. coupon,
ICY Ile5E. District 81 Columbia tLTee-slxty-nyes
sold At gAX "A s49..
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Bsenos AVyes. cntVovnta. Orinoco. &c
Neht.......... 2Tc. A. 2bhc 26c 2b1scA 2sc.
Made 3sc. q 29Nc. N1sc. &c. A2Hc.
hehNy 40. 10. &c ltAC1lc. hkltac.
Good damaged 2Jc. 25s5c "A 20 z5c. 2Ac. 25c.
Poor damaged a. lec. 2)i@c.
--CrQp.--siaug hter-Lght backs sc 35c.; middle
backt 361sc soc. light crop, &c 9ic middle crop,
sc. sse.i heavy crop. Soc. sec. IsxAs-Light CROP
Sic. q SIC; middle and crop, Sc. a abc. Rough
hemlock nc 2Sc rough OAK ne- $40 beInes lac.
q lie currency
there was a hght demand Tor grocery ETades We
quote:Cubn centrifugal, 3c Sc; do, Cayed, a9c
44c. do, muscovAdo, i0c. 4Sc do Porto Rico t0c
6Oc. Demerara, $40. sc. Port spain asc. &c.
Martinique, 4Jc i6c. ~ test SIC New Orleans, &C
q 100
NAVAL eroREa-The market quiet, with sales Of
10 bbIa spirits 3Sc ana 100 bills med
Eosin ~ g. We au0te -Sptits tuJpepbpS, Sc 3c ;
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BANK SHARES.

BauK shares sold At 100 for Fourth National,
lA for Metropolitan aud lac Tor rradesmens.
The following we're tne latest olds:-Amerca,
$50; American Exchange, 1l6; Chemical 1900;
CITY, 800; Commerce, lolks Continental, e3;
corn Exchange. I40; First National. 200; Fourth
National, 99N; Galatn National l2s; Ger
man-AmericaD, %; importers and Traders, 2ools;
Irving 100; Leather Manufacturers, 1856; Mar
ket, l21; Mercantie, 1Os; Merchants, l25; her-
cnants' Exchange, 1903; Metropolitan, 1a4 Mas
sau, 1c4; New York. 1913; PARK, $50; Peoples
I40; Phoenix, o.; Republic, 99at; state o. New
YORK, liz; Tradesmen's, lag; Unlon, 1S6.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The national bank notes received Eo-saY for re-
demptlon amounted to s527, 900; customs receipts,
tSoSoooi revenue receipts, s5so,oOo OF the
fiS,lo4,Ooo gold interest due hy the Treasury May
tb,06l,ooo mas snus FAR been paid. The amount
OF bonds redeemed under the sixteenth call for
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