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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-02

james Lick, OF San Francisco, after
getting all the gratuitous advertising and
personal commentator he desired, has
revoked his trust deed, executed last July,
for benevolent purposes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-02

SIX THOUSAND BOLLAE5 FOR RRoKFE
HEART.--ti Hay ChambcIllyUc, who is uOw
Il yeas Of age, sued john Butc !iuimeS, 4
ci.y surveyor a"d I cs:dsn: Of New York,
who is about 50 years Old, for breach of
promise, claiming fifty thousand dollars
damages The tiial WAS ended on Monday
last. at the conclusion OF the evidence,
Mr.. G. Courtney addressed the Court for
the plaintiff in n vigorous discussion of The
motive HAT lie attIi;u'rd to the dclcndent,
aud Mr.. Holmes became So much excited
that he viiihcd ia lis seat in uncontr' liable
anguish. When counsel touched upOa the
fact t!at the youngest child Of the defend
ant had been kept in the courtroom dur
ing nearly the entire trial, Mr.. Holmes
excitement knew no bounds. 'lt' ;
falsc ab:I.e me rs much rs y"n like, bat
YOU Shan't abuse nay chjIdsen,' he eN-
claimed, and lie sprang with clcnchcd fists
unon Nr. Courtney. One of The court OF
fcc;-s seized his ayin and forced Mr. Holmes
back into his seat. Judge Spaulding, in
consideration Of the severity of Mr. Court
news remarks, severely rcprinlauded Mr.
Holmes for the offence. IL charging The
Jury he took tho grolud that they should
iind for the plaintiff if they believed hat a
contract of mari iage had been entered into
and that the defendant had brulsen the
contract without the consent of the plain
tif He called attention to the fact that
there was no evidence, ;hat when Dir.
Holmes said everything is OFT between
vnu and me, May" that the plaintiff
had asscnted to the RECESSION of the COR
tract of marriage. iif;er all hours de-
liberation the jury found for the plaintiff
III six Thousand d0l!a.s.-T. y. SpeclGL 10
FhiId. Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
Railroad, 2Oia; Reading Railroad, 52I2; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, 5Ols Gold, 49,
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
ISSUE OF 100000 SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS,
OF 81 900 EACH or THE

OF 81 900 EACH. OF THE
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
INTEREST PAYABLE 1sT MARCH AND 1sT SEPTEMBER.
PRINCIPAL, 1900.
Messrs MORTON BLISS & Co. invite subscrip-
tons for the above bonds and will receive proposals
until Tuesday, the 25th day Of May, at noon, to
purchase any part of the same, rescrving minimum
price Of 97l2 per cent and accrued interest, below
which no offers will be- accepted.
Subscriptions TO become binding az soon as they
reach tho amount of 81 ,O0O0 and if they exceed
the total of $4,0OO,00o, the $2,O00000 first SUBJ
scribed shall be allotted in FIJI, and the balance pro
rata.
This issue has been authorized for the purpose of
providing means to redeem bonds of the Company
maturing November next. amounting to Si,fiS,-
900, and will be included in any mortgage that the
Company may make in the future, the amount Of
which shall in no event exceed S6,000,00O.
On the redemption Of the foregoing -, $4,000,
the only bonded debt besides the present issue will
he Il 100000 Seven per cent Gold Building Bonds
issued in 1872, and f20G,O0O Sterling Bonds; and
the total interest on the Companys debt, including
this issue, will be 100000, gold or, at 115 per
cent gold. $3.50 80, currency. leaving a margin on
last years net earnings of $2,G10,910 in excess of
expenses and interest charges.
Tie Company has in operation $500 miles Of line,
with 1900 miles Of wiTe and upward OF G,OOO
stations.
Tie Capital Stock il $n.O73,41o Of which the
Company has purchased, and now has in its Treas
ury, $I2S7.735. leaving the outstanding Share
Capital S33. 1861.
The earnings of the Company for S7l were &c.
$50, 40 and the profits S3,076,j $50, being an in
crease OF S2l57l5 Of receipts and OF 80 l6i3
of profits over the year 1878.
Besides the Western Union Stock the Company
owns 81 O38 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 81 173,jOO Of the Gold and stock Telc-
graph Company STOCK.
The payment for the new bonds, when allotted
will be due June l. and the Currency Bonds of the
Company due November LIST next, will be received
at 1902, and interest in payment for the same.
Nec-I0Tk May :, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nOMEsTIC MARKET.

ALpANY. \. V, May l7.-wheat q'Het rye steady =!
M sfHs1 w s'1i ia at ' hay @aera ii
Canada -, cash: oats sica,y ana -rn 4 = -lr a
$3.50. Flour da howard street and Western ~arrrane.
8 5o@:5 10 EZRA. . -,4e 40 - 40 ann -, 10
brands, 50 13as do Family - - M9e., aar' "a a.
No. Western Kfd - 81 Z. g 80 o - ,nT :. -
81 Z al is Corn sek southern Hn'e, - ~ - 1.s
eTn 9ei 9sic Western White wesisrn s SO
y qasS 1 al 's 81 r h ai'y 6a
So Bulk Meats nominal shoulders yc Cieai ilD -ieA
Shollders 9s.di0c clear liib sides, lie ham, 80
Hser fn acfi9e Good 70 Enc Western 'rass Favored Z
sc. Petroleum nomnally j'sa6c Coffee iui- hoazys
ordinary Prime Rio cargoes l5'alsEc WHISKY ana ss
sr B9 Ss Ms s At u S n 3 oT western speraae = Is
s Ss5 Nina S for goq 12 E s. for % " wheat Inn
diana and 6 M'sin 10 Sc aud I'd aT S a,
ern Flour T9 Dat fns hos win F Ss al y e. ysn 1Sf
Minnesota Corn quiet at 81 g9ic. for lnXed Yellow.
s' s6 n ar 20 n sSort Fine Feed and Sns ssfS
per ton. Receips-Flour 3,ol4 bbs. Corn 3iDOO Dush
cTciGG May l7.-FoaT lair dea, nd and arm wheas
s spot 81 o. june R:1t Il q : Jay 30 -
jected n aassc Corn dull and uns' ilei No M1e ne
steady $50 go S5e. bid SPOT &c. So, icSie
spring II 32asl 80, spot 81 o. sepenlsr po AZ ana
maud and lower al SIS 07aasl5 10 spN sl5 Y Jma;
$la 49, July: Bulk Meats guet but hrh 'noma'fai -;
buoyant unsettled saes a. q 9 Which a ras al .s
AFTERNOON call Board whsat nrt9er al 81 y
June; Al OLA July Corn lz+al - iar 800 . y'
lard unchanged Reoeipfs-Four 10000 Obls Nhest -
OoO bnsh; Corn. $1,000 bush. SsD Dnsn Bdfry.
1000 bush. shipments 10000 hbis; What s2so
BUSH Corn. 5l,oOO bush. oats 1900 oSh' Barley ZOO
bush -. - % q
as Is duh and unchanged Com quet anu yeas al
76a79c. oats firm AZ 70dfjc Rye Irm 81 81 sSael -:
harley steady and Butter firm for Choco DINER
auaities du unchanged Pork quiet and steady az .22
fsr anil and nominal steam hef at I54c spot buyer
MAY Kettle l5i2c: Bulk Meats STEADY shoulders -
clear Rb sides ,c, seller June lac, seller July Clear
sides ilI.c Bacon quiet Stey, and unchanged WHISKY
steady AZ 81 Lave Hogs arm s<lts Of Common 20 Good
shipments. 300 - -
strong 79dsoc oats strong at 7l@T2c Rye quot ss
Provisions stronger In fair demand foik fs
9s22 Bulk Meats-Shoullers. sac; Clear RAD stiss
lei Clear Sides ~ No. loose Baeon-shoulders 9c 'sas
Iab Sides, l3o; Clear Sides l3i2c., packed Anr 70
Lara-PTme steam. l5isy rerce &c., Kes lS-'' "A',''
aLwAUkEK, Eay l7Flour quiet and steady I =, mn
no 81 O3h No do 81 0ss 1use ia ,,0rs So - Corn
unchanged Rye nauainAiy unchanged o~'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
Tho quotations for exchange are as folIO'

There has been nothing new III money, call loans
being freely done at 2l2GJl2 per cent. with prime
discounts IN demand at TO u. The Treasurer at
Washington received to-day S721OOo National
bank notes for redemption The internal revenue
roceirts were $3.50 900, and the customs receipts
4qoQ 600 The following is the Clearinghouse
g+o+e,nent Currency exchanges. 500, 925 1907 eur
ronc, balances. $3,509,Ol7; gold exchanges, Sl0,-
1t0.sS4: gold balances. S1,1237s7.
Government bonds were strong, and for the later
Five-Twentv issues frmer Currency Skies rising TO
1ot1. We annex closing street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
nnney clnsing sfreet anOtaliOns |:

Very little has been done in STATE bonds with the
evception of a few Old Tennessee eX-coupon sold ut
XII. There has been considerable inquiry Tor DIS
ttict of Columbia 3.6os. which advanced To rs
and are likely to be fayorably affected by the ne"
Savings Bank law Of this state loigned by 'he uo'-
eruor to-day the terms Of which authorize sa'ihRs
hanks to invest in these securities. Inc Ie9i7'eIV-
bond of the District of Columbia mo Nhi'h u'
coupons may be converted, have been pr'pli'u anu
~ IL for conversion By those who Gcslle to
,.,1.o tbo exchange. The bids for state bonds were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
GENERAL MARKER REPORT.

MJNUAl, 4. I-II.
CGi.rfStocks this evening 4 all poris add up jj45s
l- lu- iI.f7T bags 4eTc. Z.lZl Dag AZ HdliiHufc
81 3D. r4e. tpn Roads, ''1 -VJo bags a. "a sion
III , . a.. 80 movement lip either here OF % the
mi r-f am. rrirrS nOInI1Iy Unchanged quote Dlil
nary err,r- nj Fan TO- 1865 ne; GOOD 40 :
M Pfiu. q f;, range ioi
o. Isl; gold, 30 90 days credit Milo grades
arc 9ithOut Chang. g., - 49,.
sfrI0N-V4e mIgEc' fcT spot Clifton remains very quet
bur nilces without Quot.De cnge Hcelps AZ Iie
r tu- day last - b--- tota since -epi l. LOB
-,I n.- slA. 4s1 5oi3JJl bales stnSA IN New
N,rc lG- I-l u4lc- Il.yltated stock i-b44t 5r-3s
r-lor. las 1daIl o.! classification IN force sept
- Cd lotion store running H. qialiy not
r'.-a f.. below the grade qIfent
Orjiusrr IA. ssrlci Ordinary. 1874 Kidding lGas
,,,sri Oral. iItf La MlIifL-. 10 Coos Hill =
ans based 81 Aariitau standard u ci.rsincau1n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18


:
- VIA - hsss shs,r b.aAs hssaatss ssa..ss
py NJ csffle. n n nt imprvesbs thae maay s.
ns ~ yhcn na.s sn wers nas o,en ~,
=. an ss:imai Of The resources q The west The '.ps o.
dear corn and t,Js hav a. comare With former years
@ ,n, ssr te sppy oi Is s ah. a. ne nav 49,.
NOR FAT and maure cattle sale than IN any ye
wne me nenand thoagh IN me outset god AM
hast Which ha. been N placing iste,y r.a easo
~ i.rmer years has so served TO weaken the tone ana "s
TX ssaf dSss d2S r %r car. for Morris w.,s
ears for J. X Nc bcrsu coz ~ r Marlin Far CO.
ears for i,ss . ',nthr,u5 q - or I'm = "a c.v,
og E = { ana eaIs ior Hume & 3
swh average q 49, b. 20 dsss y to the gross cwt :!
II L 10 I Ia Il To- = rs % q ,ro 82 aS ga e-s ,s
% 10, mp 10 l'c 10 dress - 30 DO. 9cw- AZ l3Sl3ts
head on Iodo So sst ss,2,,c, 70 dress 81 D. sad
no. c"t AZ un &c., 70 dress 81 ., 10 &c., to drce W
Martin vrr., g. 70 All, an ,,or or, ac.,ur, 8. r,..-
siser "a e%t average. ss sc y b. -
Chas Kahn sold Kahn 4 Fnrst 81 ohic -,nr,, c.i
r. e &c. y D. I've weight and for Kahn Brown ~
ss =" cwt averaga AZ i2i'misc . D. 10 dr.. = f.7 o.
and "r Dunn 20 siAifod bulls iOo d. al 'S"'T d. Nv"
r,o ror,, anil en-, ,f,rris Wa,xeIs g % 81 Missouri
sssr . o.: to v e. ~ &c ~ 4 81 h. AMI "a 10.
cwt "a lie. To !r,ss - h. =
steers c ls ,c 4, AZ i .e 10 dress III 20 s % e"G.
ID 10. cwt Il lie, % 30 b q, common snd
3, eSt az II g g 70 % arss 10 ana q ''
steers 50, .rr, a ~ 1er h. p as I ~ - INC
s sgSS' az G@' Re - dr s. b. sS siren. n g. 90 70
dress 81 h, sitl - per aeai of 4ni o. TO- s'ip sant
r samuel s .l ~ Morr va,vel. z Co. l7 u,o.. ,ter,
strong ~ o. IT, n ii 10 II e. 10 r ~ y b il To- - cwL.
Re to dr,s, q ID Mo- roHs g., cy 10 g. 70 RS -
s., c Nv 10 at II "a i2c To- d dr,s rs u b.
o.. Cyl ~, "a az iase, a. ~ 49, 3D. ro- 1 i = q ned n
"A f.,tf. .ff trf.r l-flt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

Ioen- and Dis 10 O T. .l T'4dc-s.-.'- 25f 20
-u,..- .... Il5Gi.5c DcDosis- 81 ,.-!.JJ
ir-uati5u.-....... f.JaG .,Jo.
The transactions 1t the Caariu ,-hou 10. the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week:
Cl.a,-cs FOR the week onGing May f1i'fiG2 -
clearing. far The week cnln< My j-.-.- -t7'-'t 3.
T.f1uce. Tor fhs week ending May 5...---- -jlfi -
balances Tor ne Week endin- IA b-.--.- y t+-' -
4 well distributed business. though not large in
the aggregate WIS reported in railroad bonds. The
Chicago and Nor.h-W stem gold conscl5 were '.eady
at SOMA s67s, and New-Yorh Central coupon iTsts
strong ut HIS SKIES Of l5s3 being hrn II lOi IS
If 1857 at 1C2L @IO2Ii: Harlem 7 peg cent iirsts
Al 1093,. end Hudson River DDS sinking fnnd+ At
111ai. Toledo and Wabash DDS sold az 57-2; do.
fir.t at s2li, Erie DDS at 1O2, and do. fourths at
OIL. The bids were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

me mar ct still unsettled and Prices favor
tn byc exc strictly choice lots which rule ab0dt
sf.gv I.rpiIt- liberal and there Is an accumulation
,i .I,. Ar. AGl iul OIL Common and Medium grades
20. ..t.irH. W. l.1tat
%.v ~tlfe. j mcv.. IA Gltif Old State Factory,
40, -lafa. tume COOS! ~ iTe u UlJ
Fan. p ,or la. 1921 Old state Factory,
Fli- f0 GJOl..-----.ll c.i3 common u iair" 0l-
skin ..-.--...... q Extra. --.------4- mo-
,If -t,t. Factory. Western do,
mn. fancY..-.-. u 2Gl6 mon 10 nue-----. : III
H. er. "a 10 movement Clover aAd prices
nour "a tDl1o Western and state Timothy luiot
-IcARTN-Tis sta,le very slightly deal n. and prices
arr steady lj1c Western, and lOc ior city l2OOO ID
DIeat lid a. BE-. - -.-.,-..-
STGARS-In RAW there is bnt little or nothing
sou ue.- uniually unchanged tho Only sale We hear
of Ws ~ lhd Centrifugal 40 9lse ana ldte on saturday
--auil 1868 minds. cuba MuscpvlC0 az @S a. We quo
r ~ tuai lcluIu. at - $751; PRIME 90 49, Cehifi
u,e,I L. ,0J ~, aud No u Box taytl it
~ .t,i am a. red az .. ag3, for soft yellow; ga
10 &C. lo. soft WAei IL 2T II &c Tor crushed H. D44 &C
f.f Pow. !creI. 4ud "a llc. for OranuLited
TALLOWIh high rates demanded OI export restrict Onsl
prices steady jOoOO ID sod " s@1' we 'oor
p1cs i0r ely. $500, .t... -. ,..-...
sao OF 80 81 2I9e .! closing ~ The higher inquire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

RECEIPTS
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. May Il, 1875.
Beeyes COWS yeas sheep ana lambs sgns AL Anas
-''' '' ''' Beeyes. Cows. vesIs sheep. 5wiae.
IslieE city Stock Yards. 54 Il J35 ''7S ''o'o
Eo,F. .ii4 4. 80 50 1879 si i5 ,.i..
is ct1P,5 si wee - 9ii g 1900 lzs4 g s3
4 AS Ky ky rec rec Is 73I Il 2ol4 2&i6 3i2o
racEs OF CATTLE TO-DAY. ,o,a,,,
Prime to extra buliocks
~ Ga1d ~, good natives iiIi.gi5
4aat on ri i4G5 H Steers oxen and iii
Tn e. senafi average Of tbs market today
E ;i''. range Of prices ASA
& e.i # n Ie ota for ls BE- 29a 4 against "a last
wek ana 3y5 for The c9-espoRng SSeS last yea, Iacina
rTe NJ yesterda and loads that arrived saturday,
the offerings this morning 2o2 cars or POP hea.
Among the receipts er loads Of common Texans half
qa fair and nd the o tops s Of the best best
SIoye' Were r e aers IN re BEEF 70 work Of the
su,gius stocks egd the demand for beeyes was
1 s than past Shop Sai$aer sven, were not no,
nS 10 prme A ana x l %e about he same
medium TO good steers were readily sold a. an aGyahee
T9 m wsle 1ot a hi 5i closing rates
old l a. 9 2c 3 70 dress s5Gs7 Il 70 the gross cwt
mon e. prime nat,e steers F corn ssr ana pA a.
year 40 extra sold at l2.aI2ac p Il, to
~ the trade AZ chicago 10Y the week ehg May
/ lie IRE Exporter In addition TO large
here adyots from Eastern markets have
been nore USUALLY unfyorabe snppes there being liberal
and prices equally lOw IN the Vest Under ordinary cir
Of three thousand cattle
We Nv receipts would little moment
fru all OverstOc6c and depressed IL could only
follow tins market should suffer- AS II has done for
.av. than ordinary depression and mac
tyty IL has appeared for three days past
thal reached crisis the Spring trade, which Is
equally Eastern aud Western shippers in numerous
large number Of the cattle now being received IN
sTAei were bought on contract and are being sold Elmer
prrs are realizing many instances less for their cattle IN
antage that while the system of trait " Chloeo
si.c upon cash basis In New York II Is largely upon
Hence addition 10 the shipper there being COM
lod accept whether they yed proht OF
he has carry sacrifice thtr accounts We
the present aspect this market a. most
ANA dsoOLTallng. Until within few weeks Eastern
be- fairly and steadily active anu III Po,on "
could hilify ana rrisphaoy sup
s.LsOuh, prices were TAT oh
sfcrssiy stu such b. Thought couiu o. iiY ss
t.u.'i le all anticpailObs Of "a klidf ldtuIo
hayA Wn VIC past eight OF ca Jays pee4 iiS ss'HssSu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

Jersey Bag Meal-The market lower and qu We quote
Fine White, 7Sl So Fine Yellow ~ i IO~sl "
81 60dSl 81 Cob Meal at II 4O@el 90 uIOuhu
Feed AZ 81 1881 50. A.,
FREIG HTS-Thcre comparatively nothing doing on the
berth. Of the observance or ts cay
holiday and STRONGER demanded owing ~
Grain 10 Liverpool, By steam
nOninay 6Q6Lsi; Provisions 2Is. Sd 3Os.; Cotton '2
In the charering line there as) little doing but OWING 10
brisk demand the week particularly for Petroleum
tonnage steadily held The engagements included
To Liverpool By 100 hhds TalOw AZ s 3d. 800 D1es
sd 5is ID. The charters An Austrian
bark hence the Leyan with loo cases refined Petroleum
300 bbls. do at lld British bark, hence "a nun,
with 1000 bhs DO n IL tod and an American br 81 ioJ
tons port Of SPAN. with Tobacco On iryae
reported from Baltimore, 10 CORK Tor Orics
win Grain, on private terms.
GRAIN-1he wheat opened steady but very quiet
demand for the future il light Winter Is IN limited supply
but quiet The market clo strong but quiet thr ciaih
moderate aud the assortment limited the inquiry cts Ia
complete cargOes Winter IA dull but arm the sales are
sofa aioat 81 2o2 Tor No Chicago spring. a0p ~ ~
for 80 Milwaukee and II 10 BID for june - p for N
Milwaukee ant -cb0ygan anoai. Barley sa or
1000 BUSH Danuban just arrived at Il 3d. dlOat barley
Matt s quiet AMI nan g'si sales OF 100 bush iSn oo
roNc A. Oats siiong and i3illy active
price track. hit At JOslc; Western Nxei AT Is
1-gc aio. AMI 7G a7G1c in sore fnclIdr in te sai'a
90 lXei West NJ 76ac. In3 1Jc,
Mixed = White steady al -p Rye is
gulti firm: - bush state a. 20 OTG-l -
IN bags ll fairly active though closing ;re
and slow for good Mixed OF r. nominal sales
roo Damp ami nsOu-l 10 2r; western Mixed
!, 10. Mute NJ 1919 e. do. Yellow n ~ or
COMPARATIVE srHtN GRAIN ~ Nk'-f1Hk AsD bhuoN.iN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

IT,, attention of holders Of cur ency bonds oi the
Veat--l Union telegraph Company maturing No
yenbar next. Is caial to the terms on which thcH
bouas vi. he received IN subscription i1r tie per
cent Cold Bonds of the Company, now offered Dy
Messrs Morton. Bliss 4 CO.
Tie TAilaao ihia stock market is steady; Pennsyl-
vani.. g.. third issue, 1852; Philadelphia aud LTie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
IN bils for stOcks az the cI0se Of the
were a. follows

To-day being a holiday in London there were no
quotations. The foreign exchange market was quiet
and steady the nominal quotations being given be-
low. though actual business was on the bass Of
- SEA Il sGl2a$1 s9G$l SOLE. With business
81 he.e rates there IS not likely 10 be any consider
able shipments of gold, at least Immediately. Tie
gold market was dull. and the principal dealings
were n llG, a few sales being made at llGls early
in the day There is some talk Of pool having been
formed in gold, with a view both OF advancing the
price and squeezing the shorts, bat il does not appear
10 have as yet reached Formidable dimensions how
ever il may eycntuatc On gold loans the rates
were and per cent for carrying, and per cent
and le, for borrowing. The Assistant Treasurer
pail out S91, 900 in coin interest and $4,000 in
called bonds The days business at the Cold TX
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, go" 500 900; ;
u l.o1nnnos Il 4s1 Dos. currencv balances 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

GOvERNNENT STOCK Dl-FAhIA--fI-- . tLpCA T. NJ
U os Registered 1851 ~ { l : 30 to'n 80, ~
l22ls 900. ~
=. 90 com on. $50 [ : 90 Registered. 1867
llC7s 10
Z 5.2O coupon, 1864 .''i,p -.... -: ~ >
900 ..........llS I = J-0 Coupon. 1867
=, = .i,nou 1865 90 50O....... ..-..... 1924
y q" -.... l-Gls ! [ os. q 'rreucy
T. so REGISTERED. 20 y IUou--.-. .'..-.' Ia s
.......l-l =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

F1T -T--T "-TT No mTTL' y " 2 U IlN ~ ~ 71Ii.
4t t, abatement sales ~ follows al Oh Dasls " Ia"
Mlldliar. - so ,s, ooo t,s . .
10 sni i.~,r. BOO lblic. 200 l6't.c.; August 900
IC.t.. 500 d. lsc Loo. lo--c ,ept"ml'et. 900 iotG
oai,,r iur ,-.e 500 i5lla; total ~ bales SatUI
ca.,ue pr Aar, l6'ee. Jnnr lOsc; July 10 &C
s-~.f nlcr lr'rfN lu &C. pcnDI 41-''i
So rfs.tr .a. Drconbcr lS.'g dI,-'; gc' Jtiil,
ljs sa 81 F.hr ny. l1dl0tc Mtrrn io'a; fio-iec
nominal. market N,s.~ -Alta tofll w
I. = r. d. -JIn 500 Ice 300 To- rzci Sgs ~, lo' y o
Ia, 4..y. lunu lt-c 700 lo-1sci luu lb.lc iii-V"
10, August 2,lOl, IOiiszc' loo IT, e sOo 10, 1.;
9np a. lJn &C.; September, 800 10 tz~' i,Vp|
IA ,.1 l6..os. October. lOO, lJ'.c, 900 lgHgcf
Der.,brr 300 l5.o.. January, 100 l5-ssci iOu L1te
March BOO &c. 100. l6'sc total l2IOO Dlrsi gIanH
total. - G1O bales $500 ~ MI, -, , ,s,.a ,,er,, ,uet
~ ms. rrlI.s spring Wheat Bake'7 ENtEAa arc
Iit, az loya. No. AMI sup I-no Are less nv Aad
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RAY AND STRAWihC market under fhr i'nt'h arr
iota lois 0oc al To- clover at 6Ou75c. aud sat lay
at 5oao0c ST" 'irong amt fairly g. i've at So &c Tor
Rye G00OJc. for short do, IId JO"3'c iof 49, cash
MJLASSI5-In Foreign there no chang thr sior SMALL
aud holders Hri1 New "ais dn ana tam upi MuSo c
viO grocery 500 iJc No. d" tclnlug 10 tJci iFP -
a4l, Porto Iico iOaOOc' Englsh js@1O', and sc" Or
NAVAL STORES The market ior strained Resin quiet
essentially changed; quoted AZ u J'Hs- or Urinary
a, brf IN ht rnesi a. 3 a pc. Tar IL dan bat
CHANGED - p snpion and - 81 = Tor Wilmington
Pit@ no4ny r a oa D't' a. g. lGsc from cr,,er,
Crude Fish without increment and prc.- n'n
7JI-2r fIr Refined GLOW. dun and easier
at i -2pfl - Prime winter II II - Tor No aud
rFTI.3i.EU A-Rc.nri - urn hut IN Sht demand at
the moment qlo-'d On I2@Ll27 ior prompt AM month
and ,eaiv T., SIC ruGe stronger but o. COR
prlmpt ana balaEc Of month. anl 6'' Ir Jun. delivery
At Ii.ll. phl it-': s also hruy ' Dht 10" " .air'
Al I2c ior 4o ana ~ 49, Tor tho orr 1at oi J"re;
" .aou,f ri 2rc r- tseranic adyioe- from he mr.
tl.Dg point r"c"i reef t'ay ore - 'l"s l''s' Ne
ou, viii, - buy p, not offered en- GIo i!,t ,7I
rit; 5.t p es PARE. im.'e.' AolaI--l'J u p
ii1Ni-.!e lork man, active .ai wicker.
rf,Ie 49, sl3 20 1908 blls 5s s.ie. jans
~ 20 1000 b1-s. seller July III - ~ 80 Lou
bbs d. seller ue ~ 1881 clo-lg Arm quiet beri
for Tvrl: @lJn-5 90 PacAct rlJa' - % ior Family
re ian and h.sg at sa so to- -o,t eri Western Cut
l,cl are "~- active qua 3,i les - sp pe'es ~ "a
~m1.r. r. - L. ac for cse hams l31 - 10, snosei
Boz, sr r. Bacon actiyn AZ s.l'c stronger
s. ~ so to>,s city Long 'l'ar l-24i- 7c 200 lgyrs
lar iana at IT, for 5i. La- very dul bt nrmly
l.ll tho offerings % ,l are cry sh s.4' d" -, '.
&c.,. - les. Kettle &C. West III steam NOMINAL -.
jun. c Vas % Tor T. tlr-de .y We u ar % Il 10
t'7' SELF il' 81 g1 Ms IN -,ritia terms
hi lr i..rc very LITTLE change 10 this market since oir
las choice ra,s with fair demand. al othocs are
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

steady. The grades NJ Winter
plenty and weaker shipping Extras dull and weaker Az the
close the market weak for the low and medium grades
OF both Spring and Winter. No and Superne excepted.
which are steady sales II 300 bbls We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

The Denver AID R.o Graade Railway makes the
following exhibit OF car..nrs aAd expenses iof 'Ae
nd. .nilnr Nnr b 81 LII:
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THE MARKETS.
-rcrrnrs ~ nnlfrArIc pROnT-rE.

Carefully reported for rnE TmBUSEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
Twenty shares Fourth Natona! Bank stock sold at
par; thirty-six Metropolitan at 1874, and forty-ivc
Tradesmens al l4G The bids were rs folloMs


The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns: