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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04
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SOMETHING NEW.
The old and wen known nrm@
DEGRAAP TAYLOR
WILL GIVE ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL
! &,
e. :: :. +: F.; / z,|1> / E E
:. F: E: ||'|III>I !;
! E E J 4 , Y !
TO THE PrBLG
on which occasion they win onsr their whole immense
stock OF cheap, medium and elegant Paror, Library
Dining Room, Chamber and ONCE
| I.
AT ITS ACTUAL COST.
Every article win be marked in plain figures. This
something never before offered to the puDlc, and
spectruy invite one and all to take advantage of this
great offer. Our immense warerooms,
Nos 81 Bowsry Go ohryse street and $50 and 1872
Hester street. New York.
have been remodelled, and this day will be pre-
pared to open our doors ADMIT to one the
largest and finest opened this city
Trade orders OF all kinds will not be accepted on this
day
A NO
9----------9Y
IYo-------1Y
I'LL GREAT BARGAINS III
II FINE FURNITURE, +
@
also full line Of Curtains
and everything pertaining 10
UPHOLSTERY
asunusuaIly low agures g
close Retail Business.
0. L. kelly a CO., Isl Fifh avenue,
near Twenty third street
n. Carpets and Furniture.
iEsTABLIsHED IS YEARS
Old original
sign Golden Eagle"
~ s2xEaT. @g
Good strip; striped CARPET per YARD; lss G.. =, =.
SSS ss asS e. ysl !, is ss !. Soc
Enameiled suits for chamber SIS
Black walnut suits for chamber, $40.
rpTpr sTi lin. s S p s and SD
40 BROADWAY PRICES
Ten spacious salesrooms
~ ! .2vssz. II
Al -DEGRAAy A coonRANE.
The lowest prices to be found
ami the largest and most varied stock Of
substantial and elegant Furniture
Parlor Library Chamber and Dining Room
examine stock and
DEGRagHF cooHRASE,
l52 and l54 West twenty third street.
n the bankrupt stock OF large Wholesale House and
WIN be sold q greatly reduced prices French Paper
dSS MasoT &c ro ne SoG @
s ser sS Ps rsPsr .ai S gsfG
thick olclotn c per yard; ALSO large lot Of English
" cosT2s i Hudson street. near Spring
Good wOrkmen sent TO any part Of the city country
GRAND SUCCESS.
GEORGE A CLARKE's
monthly payments
Parior Bcas &C. ~ Broadway: Prices reduced Tor
is7a Houses and apartments urnished on liberal terms,
A NrioUE AND MODERN GooDs-A. P. HAWKINS,
n 1853 Broadway (second floor, will sell At exceed
nEly low prices nne bronze ana china Vases sIoisOqns
FrsSinq anu rosewood HSseres washsisnds coaodes
statnary Chandeliers handsome Psror Screens Lacca
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS EoR
"A. Furniture. Carpets and Bedding At b. NJ. cow
fERTiIwAiT 4 co.'s. I55 and I57 Chatham street An
immense stock and low prices
A NTIQuE FURNITURE, &C.
EYPHER CO.,
500 Broadway.
Bull Narauetrie Furniture.
Venetian Cabinets tnlaid with rare stones
Dutch Inlald Furniture.
Venetian Carved Tables and StO0lA
Dutch Musical ami Automaton Hall Clocks.
Nenetiau Glassware, &c
A GOOD SECOND. HAND BLACK WALNUT BED
N room suit wanted address. with full particulars
and lowest price, ADVERTISER 405 East TweRtyntnth
street.
GESTLEMAN BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING
~ will sell his Furniture at a great sacrifice. Every
thing complete for housekeeping Of the best quality cost
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ss Bowery $40
between Bond and Great Jones streets,
have opened during this week ana win exhibit Monday
morning
all the new Styles in Millinery.
Most beautiful shapes in French Chip. Legh0rn cae-
sus Heaponrap, Milan and Dunstabie Straw
Hats and Bonnets
Avery select assortment OF real Wrench Flowers COM
prang some spring styles Of coronstS made
o roses, buds. margusrtes, China sstsrs' fnehsAs'
snewDais, lilies, iOrsetme- nots, poppies hawthorn
blossoms, cowslips bluettss, &C. 4s
Piumes, fancy Feathers and Hat Ornamental
Ribbons. Trimming silks and vslvsv in all the new
thadsA
Late designs in Dress Trimmings
Elegant Fringss made OF silk twist cutjsts silk and
worsssd Chenille, Tape, ermpsd Ribbon 1A''eL
knotted and bullion Fringes
All shades and syles made 70 order at the
shortest notice
PAssementeres, Ornaments, Buttons. &C. &C
5000 yards Of real ouipure Thread and Yak Lacess
from auction purchased haf real value, which VIII
be offered tor sale Monday with very small al
vance
Novelties in Ladies' Neekhes; some Handsomely in:
Arted and trimmed with Point Duchesse Maltese anu
Valenciennes extraordinarily low figures
Lace Bows, Lace Ties and scarf in new designs
equally cheap. All silk Windsor and Crepe de Chene
aies and Hat scarfs in great variety
Lace sacoues Sleeveless Jackets Curasse and Tab
eres in Gupure Yak and spanish Laces IS per cent be-
low popular prices
All new spring shades in kid Gloves Our seamless
real has never been surpassed in quality shape,
ytyle or nDish.
OUR NILSSON GLOVES
have already gained worle wide reputation.
We are selling 2.bottons 95c warrant each pair,
will cheerully exchange that should mp or tear
when hrst tried on
We have opened our new Department Of Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas with full assortment OF eyerythin THAI
u wanted In this line.
Ladies', misses and chdrens Underwear in endless
Variety from planest u the most elaborate designs
will be found, on thorough examination, the most per
feet Assortment Of undergarmens ever exhibited. As
Our prices are popular, aud need comment
Ladies' Wrappers Neglige Jackets and House Robes,
IN very elaborate and unique designs made OF pique
lawns, eambrics, French percaies, &c, &c
coRsErs, coRsRrs. coRsETa
All prices all styles and all popular makel
BLOOMS: ! ! BLOOMS:
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NJ yIGoUR0Us l22 FOURTH AvHfnUE.-idS.
spes,a1fy OF Iniasls. Nonoyrams for handkerghieiz
sahis ana bed clothes the largest stock o. emDr0ioefea
Goode wholesale department I64 broadwsys perloI
s:sd patterns Tor steniGinRi machines am vi asee~
eorfeM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04

4 GRAND DISPLAY
this week OF our
SPRING IMfORTATIONG
and Goods Of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
IL viii pay everybody 10
call and examine our
fun and attractive stocks.
The CHINA, MAJOLICA, PA.
RfAN and GLASSWARE Dr.
| PARTNER has just been replen-
| ished with 100 cases OF the latest
and finest Novelties
from the
RUROPEAS MANUFACTURERS
| Look at OBJ CHINA DINNER
SETS, 80 pieces. at s2l ~.
Look at our DECORATED TOI-
LET SETS. IN pieces, at - 80.
Look At our "A cent HANDKKR-
CHIEFS and HALF HOSE.
PARASOLS, FRENCH FLOW.
ERs. HATS, SPRAYS, RIB
BONs and MILLINERY
GOODS.
FOURTEENTH STREET
and SIXTH AVENUE.
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BETWEEN BOND AND GREAT JONES sTs
EASILY ACCESSIBLE BY THIRD, FOURTH, MADI.
Son AND LEXINGTON Avenue CARS, WHICH
PASS THE DOORS, SECOND AVENUE, CHRIsfo:
PIER BLKECKER AND OTHER CROSSTOWN CARS
WITHIN A FEW MINUTES WALK.
GRIGG. HASKELL 4 Co,
nrcce ssors 10 Brinck Rus.eD
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A UCTI0N ROOMS. 80 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
N near University pace.-Furniture. Carpets Beds,
Iedding. Linen, shees, parlcr suits Bedroom sets,
Glass CrockeFy and silver plated Ware; Pianos &C. At
private sale at auction prices Spccia attention given 70
auction sales At private houses stores &C. also regular
weekly sales at Our ro0mR
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OUR STOCK OF DRAWING ROOM. CHAMBER.
DINING ROnM AND OTHER FURNITURE Is CON-
PLETE MADE BY OUR OWN NORKMEN, AND
GUARANTEED IN EVERY RESPECT
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of the stock to-day and particularly at the close.
BE TINS as 1t may, the condition of the affairs of the
Company remain unchanged; and if an effort, as
above indicated. should be made and prove success
ful IN advancing the price OF per cent, il would
afford an excellent opportunity for the unfortunate
outside holders of the stock to realize upon their
ventures. Pacific Mail formed another excep-
ton to the general weakness and recorded
within Is per cent of its lowest price at the
opening. st. Paul. Ohio and Miss, and Hanni-
bal and st. JO were particularly weak stock, de-
Ginning from the opening 2as 1Ss and 3l2 per cent
respectively, and made subsequently, only partial
recovery in the late dealings, when the general
ket became very strong. The total business of the
day resulted in the purchase and sale of 100000
shares of which II. 200 Western Union at 1913
G77976l2a 76aia7640767s making change
from the final price of last night 400 shares of At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph were sold at 25d2ii2,
a decline of L per cent; 34,7OO Pacific Mail at
$685. 0374 936Ss 037is, gain OF
l. per cent: 400 shares of Panama at 1924
Oil, decline of l per cent LOO shares
of Atlantic and Pacific Preferred at 15IsG
14Ss0l47s, a decline of O. per cent; 800 shares of
Pacific of Missouri at 0G49l2, a decline of L per
cent; 800 shares of North Western at ISL. ASH
G37osG3s35Q3s4, no change, and 700 shares of
Preferred at 53l2653. decline Of l. per cent
$500 shares of St. Paul were disposed of at 35ls0
3284 933l2G 33l2933as, decline of 1os per cent.
and 700 shares of Preferred at sea 56lsa j4l2,
decline of q per cent 1000 Rock Island at 102i2d
102as0102ls01 02os, gain of % per cent; 15.6O0
shares of Ohio and Mississippi at 222 G223s6 22's9
214Q215s021 G22li, a decline OF IS per cent 2,G00
shares of Wabash at S3iG93s09, no change; so. 700
shares Lake Shore at 67as LA 66ai G73s, gain
of Is per cent 10000 Erie at 227sG22a4a 23l 2V23
92312G 227s a 1885, 23os, a gain of per cent? GOO
shares OF Central and Hudson at 1914 10fls gain
of d per cent and $500 shares of Hannibal and ST.
10. at 234402O7s4224, decline of lis per cent.
The market closed irregular, but generally strong,
from demand to close up short contracts. The
opening highest, lowest and closing prices of active
stock sold to-day will be found in the following
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BAL~YonK May &c dull and heavy MidllDg 49,
quici. AMI unchanged wheat
si,:pv: No. / western Amber - - No TO-, II 40
Mixed do. Il 30. No Western Red. ~ 3tbsl 40 No
do. 81 b % - peHn,y s. 81 - VI wand do,
~ 30 nj g. Go. An1@T - 1881 u 10. MLse, 81 800
wra N southern White So, yellow, - S5c.; cstrrn
Mix@L a4sic oats dun southern - . Sc; Western
Waite, fbC Mixed, 80 lc. hyp dull ~ ~ 1871 ~
Hay firm PENNEY ANA and Maryland ioGr-5 POysons
dull easier PORK dul ami normally t22Of2; Do Bulk
" ats quirf shoulder, Sc Clear RIB oAie- ! loose:
pacA- 0ii02a-o Bacon dull shoulders 9-s a. tiear
lab sides. lGc Hams II "a &c Lari Gull and lower
Refined lJ'ic steam. Is .0l5 10 Butter very firm Good
Prime Western Favored, q 12sc Petroleum nom
ln.y coffee quiet ordinary 10 Prime lnO cargoesl
lJ'f rl--c Wis he'd firmly 30 IL p = p.
boston May 2i-F.our- Demand moderate sales Western
Sulernne 81 JOa5i 70 Common Extras - 2'4-3 n.
Wisconsin Minnesota Extras, ~ ldt % " mt W heat
J00 30. southern Flour quiet n , 25lp- 20
a1d Choice Family. and - 10 y for
Fame, Minnesota Guil 5J49lc for Mixed and eos
rm - SIC for u yed and White Rye 3o@r 10
shore. Aiiing-, @ZO0s-S heceips-t lonr.
2,J35 Dbis. Corn. 1902 bush. Oats 1870 Ousi Shorts
PHApgIpHlA May 2-PetToeum steady At l24 1890. for
Refined and De Crude Glover seed duh amt nominal
Timothy ~ o2-, raxs,ed - ~. Canary seei SO 30:
Flour qei demand except local Iowa Wisconsin ana
Family, - JO~-G 30 Pennsy yania Indiana and
ONO 0af - high grades, ~ 70 Wheat sells slowly;
81 fODsl -, Ambrr II ~ White u D. ye beln Al
II - Corn weak Yellow, 81 2Ge6c Western Mixed $40
~ lrn. White 16a7lc. mixed. 1fn'oo troVsons
dun Whisky held AT ~ D. Butter steady New
% Die Extras % rae. Ersts II 3c Rolls
2JaZ2c. dan York Prime,
Prime i2G l5c. steady Penn Wv ANA New
jersey and Delaware tres Il loc Western do 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

LONDON. Nay al D. mEn. Railway s11fes 20iaa zo'.
LIVERPOOL May 2I-l2:3O p m.Cotson = dun arr an
ciangei aid!I ~ Uplsnis XII ,.cog ,d ys 1.
The sales NJ the 5000 bales Of wh;ch 100
were sr for export 1000 speculation F5rsTtlc
in pgt $3.50 b<es Incrfng 6O3Dy Daios AMER
can The receipts thssyeek have bee1 lOtny Da ri1
ing 30 900 b.es American. Actual cxpyri 7coD bae Tbs
~ 900 b.itS DcrIg i3Dh 0h', amer csn
The receipts Of WAea, the pact three ds nave oaeh <oV"
quarters .nClnisag 1900 American NJ, a.,
Pysfsrred 80 4 Prs dspach quot enies NJ Cff S5c
J,yraPOOl. Nay -l-2 y. m.Sa'es o. tofpH on ,leDSis
O Soing Upards IOing brDw f'no1 Oruna5T dci .1S
June AMI July at 5@yL BrcI1stnil- are stetiy VIVA
N9'Z v GENITAL f5r Ciifor White. sd 5lJIs 10
for Red Western Spr1Dg Corn 81 6sj2 > quarter Pea~
- = qrsts; for C.Dflia
IoNDos. Nay - D. m.-Tlc rate Of iscc'rn' ue opeu
trTsc bills 81 crt winch a per
&c bsaw III ank Of England rate Ere RaiTay shares
90 i420ic.
iiyssr0org MAY q Up mot the sales Of Cotton today
g. 90 bales ricn. Sacs the basis " Mdaling
Upands no,, ~ below Low Miadns. deliverable Judy and
AUGUST. AZ Er.
LONDON May 1850 p. m.-Tbe amount q bullion conc
the Bank England balance to- day "a bti1euD.
Ere Railway sharc3 -D Paris dsgatchc- Iaoo henees ~
64L Toe.
I4oNDoS. Nay PA p u.-rrie Railway shares, 20iz
LvggPOof May I'll D. U.-gIes OF Cotton shipments -
the ng crop the gasis o. Mdns Uplanfs no'ins below
Low Mi1dlng AZ > -. .
LONDON. May 1850 m.-Erie Railway share 2oa; In
Preferred. 81
Livriq0o- May 21-5 30 m-fard 65a65s. 81 per cvt
LONDON, May 2l-Refnrf Petrol~l ~. 81 yaT gallon
ATyEgp. May 2iPctrUl sun, % francs FOR me paio
American. - .....,..
LONDON. May 2l-Eyening OIL s1e69fl97 per
ton. Calcutta iinsecd Dos Lnseei Casos ~ pcr tS
LLYK.POO.- May 2i-f.rning ''cnwOl k0sn, 81 % -
cugt uspgi u 3 ~ I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
FRIDAY. MAY 21-P. NJ.

The very opening Of the stock marker TINS iorhinS
x,os marked by more steady tone with fractional
advance IN some of the shares. but il soon became
appareut that the temper OF the room was not YET
ripe for rally and prcesIgenerally sagged heavily
Erie however was a notable exception TO the rule
this stock having remained firm at and above It's
Dnening price. Undoubtedly there has been created
a Large if not dangerous short interest IN Erie IN
tuced by the recent exposure Of It's Affairs By Presi
dent Jewe,.'s report and it is thought not unlikely
ihat some of the Germans Of the Stock Exchange
who are supposed to have been caught heavily long
of the stocn should make an attempt either 10 col
Acct premium from the bears for It's daily use OF 10
advance the pIice upon them. Ana Tie ruinoi' VI
sseA purpose. which were this afternoon current
Aeem 10 find yeriGcatiou in the exceptional strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK May 2l-BYEvgs-To days receipts were 20
2iJ uOndng time last week Iheir were 10
o So , a. prime and xtr but the average quality
good The rset |ls se,e eo anu eT Hn %' tbe SWs
tos To thc growers and by no means satisfactory
sellers buye ordinary steers including ctrs
siel r. were sod AT l. Inc . D. 70 dress % to ne
az d. 20 iress q n ana good TO strictly prime
stesrs a II To- dress o. 70 % d. q Eastman =,
sieel Meyers cars Tor COON Thomps0n cars
r. c. Eastman sold on MS "a Illinois steers
strong Gu Al ~ &c TO- 10 rsS o ID % We eIy ,
dress 81 lJ6 10, o. cw, at SC 70 dress
cwi re- odress ~ ana 81 y head added and 50 do
W Thompson sod FOR self and B. Coon 50 Illinois steers
cwt average. 2c p II, I'd dress 81 ID 10 do 80 cwt
Charles sold for self and Woods % Illinois .
steers cwt average at l-e H. TO dress 81 10 'Ae
sS & Meyers sold on their account SO Illinois steers
I2iic D % Do % c.I al l-e to " ess - ID
II DO, . cwt a &C. to dress p ~ anu = = mead and
80 do 20 ew a. - 70 , to GT r co ssr for Morris waxe
CO. Barnes cars for Sadder q Coz anc cars
Fitch & Frr,sc sold Co 10 Illinois steers cy
average At y - z D. t. dress % - the si-Ss eTlf r. 40
cvt at i3c., 70 dress 90 d.
lSo. 81 H. and % do ga cwt al Is e to
NJ goldsmith sold for saddler & Co. "a Illinois steers. 6a
a. cwt average az II 'ia De 10 dress % @o5 10 ,
average at l2.sc b. 70 dress 81 d. and % Texan
GALEs-Recepts 59s head making 1921 for the last
FOUR dAy : ag-ss 49, g b IN W. 5 a. ~ was yr-ieiay
and market at 20 &C. = for butiernk e'es
aud J. 1yt. . y fOr milk fed ve2!s. -
Hume q Lnott state 100 n average ,t &c =
n 81 l3O D. at % DO, lJO ID, 40 49, aIHi 10,
lO2 ID Sc. $500 -
James Kirby sold % State veals lbs average, al e e
10 40 Il at sc. and DuteITiA calves, l25 ~ =. -
SHKEr ASD LAsis-Feceips - ears or 1913 head,
making .76i fort days against Isl TOR the cor
-our dsv, ls week iatf for good
stock bat could not mako further adyanee ID prices
uualy good generally. clipped
ranged irom 5sc ~ y z. WIN few lp TO ~ 9nshor
do NON &c 10 sic and spring lambs nom ~ to lac %
I1dcOek l22 clipped ONO sheep, 30 average, At
6l,e y n lji do, 80 ~ Al te I1s DO, - d. al Csc
900 do 53sc II do, " D. al o-sc and 81 Jersey
Suing lambs. 80 ID, AT ljA.o.
kase II thin Jersey ewes % average al Che
=, n ami - Jer,ey spring afnbs, 80 n. M fic.
James nrDy sod III clipped ONO sheeI. 81 average
| &c y n and l6 10, - p, At Sac.
Elliott sold lis unshorn state sheep ll2 n ayr
rage al sl.c clipped ohio 10. lOi 0Aec. Al
do iO7 H. AZ Gao. and 20 10. 81 n az &C.
Judd buckingham sold 400 clipped OHIO sheep 0 y ave
rage Al oc IS do. lOl 70, at 0c ana 4Ol do - ~ 81
/
-wrsEArrtvas 30 cars, 1913 hogs making T. 3sl
for ine ;6Oi for tLe corresponding
four days week None Aae alive city dressed hos
were tlaier al 31.e. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
BLINKING md FIEIYCHL.
ISSUE OF $4.00O,oOo SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS
or II 900 EACH. or THE

or ~ 900 EACH. or THE
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
l,;1r!.I.sr PAYABLE 1sT MARCH AND 1sT SEPTEMBER
PRINCIPAL 1900.
No.srs. NoRT0N BLISS & CO. invite subscrp-
tons for the above bonds and viii receive proposals
until Tuesday, the 2Jth day of May, al 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 ~ become binding as they
reach the amount of 81 900 0O0 and If they exceed
the total of Z 100000, the S2,0O0,000 first sub
,crbed shall be allotted in fti, and the balance pro
rata.
This issue has been authorized for the purpose Of
providiug means to redeem bonds of the Company
maturing November 1 next, amounting to P4,ll',-
900 and viii be included il any mortgage that the
Company may make in the future the amount OF
which shall in no event exceed S6000,OO0.
On the redemption Of the fOregOin" f4.41S,00O,
the only bonded debt besides the present issue Will
be 81 800 900 Seven per cent Gold Building Bonds,
issued in 1872, and E206000 Sterling Bonds; and
the total interest the Companys debt including
this issue. will be 100000 gold, or. at 10 per
cent gold. 1886, $50, currency, leaving margin on
last wears net earnings of T2,GlOJ10 In excess OF
expenses and interest charges.
The Company has in operation 70 500 miles of line
with l77.J0O mites of wire, and upward OF oVoo
stations.
The Capital Stock is $1,073,410, Of which the
COMPANY has purchased, and now has IL It's Treas
ury. S7.2s7,735, leaving the outstanding Share
Capital >33, 7-j,675.
The earnings Of the Company for 1874 were 3d.
$50. 40, and the profits S307G.6 $50, being an in
crease of 24s Il Of gross receipts, and Of SSil643
of profits over the year 1873.
Besides the Western Union Stock, the Company
owns 81 OBS 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 Il .l73.JOO OF tie Gold and Stock Icle-
graph Companys stock.
The pavInent for the new bonds. when allotted
will be due June l. and the Currency Bonds of the
COMPANY, due November Isl next, viii be received
AZ 1O0l2 and interest in payment for the same.
Ncir- York. MAY :. 1879.
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The bids for stocks at the close of the Board

The London market opened strong and higher, ana
ruled firm until the close when British and United
States securities became weak and declining on re-
ports of a heavy failure in Lombard-st. Money on
three months bills of discount easier at 1916 per
cent or 31s below the minimum rate at Bank Of
England, which institution made a gain on balance
of E2i6.OO0. Erie was less active and slightly
frer opening at cole, selling at 207s, and closing
at 0034. The foreign exchange market was quiet,
with nominal rates unchanged, at ~ S7lgGT4 9Olo.
The selling rates were on the basis of 81 s6l2a
S. 81 and II s9l20$i 90 The movement
of the gold clique has not yet had any
material effect upon exchange The gold market was
weaker in the forenoon at 11Gls1 1873 but on the
London news stating the failure mentioned above.
and declining prices of seventies the price OF gold
stiiiened up 10 11Gls paid and bid. Dealings were
not lar-a of great importance. On gold loans tie
rates were first Hat and then l, ?, and LIZ per ceA''
paid for carrying. AT Washington tie Internal
Revenue receipts were $27O,O00, AID customs To-
GENTS $4,000. The total receipts for The wei
ending MAY 10. amounting 10 P2,oOO,OOo. lhr
United States Treasurer received S7OOOOO National
Bank notes for redemption. The treasury balances
at the close of business to-day We're as
follows: Currency, $41j0 900; com, SOL
900 900: less coin certificates $40 900 600. Import
entries of foreign dry goods ct the port OF New
York for the week ending to-n.ght amounted IL CON
valuation 70 II 461, $50. The amount make I'd
footed up S. 457 ,3S9 The Assistant Treasurer pad
out S3 900 in coin interest the public debt and
$50 coo in redemption Of callcd Fye-twenties. Inc
davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared $27, jO1 OO0 gold balances, Sl,ild'-
600; currency balances, S1651,l24 The following
are the quotations for gold
1 lJSo lie oSiiiiG.s 55o
Il Ii , lItU... LOS -OJ..--4AO-ei
The davis business at the L. ;. Treasury con-
prised:
col receipts s5O2OJ9 % Curry payments 800 80 81
- +oy,su. LOO 49, II Cnrv balance .4t6i4.lJ -
Gold ba auce. .53,J2i 100 81 CsOIls -4o''0' w
Cur Y receipts. 2,307, 10 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
CURRENCY PAPER.

The SIX per cent gold renewal ana Improvements
bonds of the City OF st. Louis amounting 10 qoo'
600 or cl33 900 have been awarded to Messrs. Net
ter & Co. of this city at 1882.
The Controller Of the Currency will declare div
idend of 20 per cent 70 the shareholders Of the Ma
tional Bank of the Commonwealth s+New-Yor City
As soon n claims ar proved and schedules prepared
The following is4hc Clearinghouse statement;
r.rr,v exchanges s-C14j.-5O Cola exchanges e.. -
cary 3.4'Sizo 0od DaiAIo'a - "''
C;overnrnent bonds were inactive, and prices were
,,erer-,llv we'll sustained We annex closing street
nunlatlOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22
We annex closing quotations of for

The money market continues quiet and excess
velv easy and so abundant are offerings that there
are many who base expectations OF heavy specu-
la,ion during the Summer on this very account Can
loans were done at pas and mercantile paper Of
cboice trades in demand at aforementioned figures;