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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

GRAcHruL AND impressive REoErrIos.-One Of
Boise county's Honorables on his return home from
the capital 1t the close Of the late session OF the Leg
slature. was honored by his enlightened constitu.
ents with one Of the most graceful and impressive
receptions ever rendered public man in the Terri
tory. It was in the night when he cached the viii
sge wherein is his home; and it being in the winter
time. the e. cs, who addicted to indulglng just
little" for stimulating purposes in severely cold
weather. and sometimes, only sometimes. to counter
act the lethsrgc effects Of excessively hot weather
were in state Of buoyancy'' when their patron ar
rived, which indicated with almost thermometrical
accuracy the temperature Of the weather. It hap
pened that they had just settled in amicable and
honorable way Misunderstanding. and when they
met the Legislator every gentiemsn's hand clasped
the ht Of sixshooter with these they indicated to
the trembling solon. the manner in which the then
absent enemy was to be extnguished by occasional
ly pointing dozen more OF the formidable wesp-
ons. loaded and cooked, at his head This done,
Of course with the best Of intentions and the friend
Hest OF feeling toward the 'man Of laws" but the
situation as may we'll be supposed. was embarrassing
to the guest Of the evening and his escape from the
ordeal Of his friends alive and unscathed 10 Of
tho marvels Of unexplainable accident.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06
LIST OF LETTERS

.'-----7 LIST OF LETTERS
Remsining In the Postofnce ct Idaho City. on the
ath dav of Feb which, II not called for within thru
" days, will DO sent to the Dead Letter Once:
urrt oan,oe Moore Smith emead TN
Innas MrsT Mcllsnus Fred volkenbaugh
azrpersons calling for any Of the shove letters
viii ~ s.sdvertissd," and give dste Of lise.
8. g. 6ILGBY. 2. II.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

FRANK GAsaui. u lawyer who once resided In ladho
CITY was married. Jan. sth. in Marysville California.
to Miss Lizzie Mcdaniel. formerly Of Yreka So
says the Yresa Union We congratulate Lizzie on
having secured the laz!es, man in the world for
husband.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

MAJOR Foorg aud Mrs. John German. OF this place.
aad little Joey counaush;on. OF Granite Creek. iei'
yesterday morning for San Francisco. Joey Con-
nanghton goes to the Bay to attend school, snd one
o. the brightest little boys In the Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

THE sun shines now little over ten hours da
when Il amt cloudy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

sr.,. AsAf will leave soon for Silver City. Our
Cunt. .~ miss the Doctors good insured. smiiins
ibid - . much when he's gone. and viii always
a.a w.. see him when he takes notion TO pay
Oood luck and . fortune, doctOrl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

s,c..-" n. H. Whitney should have appeared
70 n. 'aFroF. In our list published two weeks
ta,.r va selected - juror and HE name scci.
united from the list.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

Qua Chinese "fellow citizens" have lately made
very extensive preparations for the celebration Of
their New Years. which was yesterday. New Years
seems to be iavorite holiday with these people. and
Its festivities are enjoyed by them with noticeable
gusto. Their houses, and the sidewalks fronting
them were brilliantly illuminated night before last
and last night, and yesterday they were observed
coming into town from all directions. in crowds
numbering from Ave to perhaps fifty. One Of their
methods of celebrating the day Is by filling their skins
as full a. they get them of the worst whisky in
the market. which affects their sluggish tempera
ments in way quite different from its influence upon
the more nervous organization of the Caucasian
When the Caucasian drinks it. his first impulse is t.
draw . sx.shooter and start out in search Of some
one to kill the Chinaman. on the other hand Is i'm
medately "moved BY the spirit to steal something
feat he usually accomplshes in an incredibly short
space Of time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

RxvJ.A. Vas AxpA, of Boise City arrived IN
.o-r m Wednesday evening last. and preached IN
the " z. Church on the same evening. Mr. Van An.
d. !. . captivating speaker. and in every w'ya mo''
,,....nt and agreeable gentleman. and 10 with gen
nine pleasure that welcome him. 70 ldano n, ~
u vi "a R., Mr strong made pleasant call on
..a.r ,norninp and we hope to have the pleasure
- 1srs.oviedoipQ many such from both OF Them
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

sN,- sek Shepherd. Agent Wells. Fargo Co.
0.,.. has our thanks for one Of II. 8.
Asp. 'u-,ss once calendars fer 1875. Thanks.
J" ~ Just what No wanted.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06
DIE D.

= q DIEp/
In Pioneer City. Boise couA !. r. January slss
1875. of pneumonitis, 6rxPzkN FINxzssxx, native
Of Ireland. aged AS years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

NJ A RRIED.
In Boise City. !. T.. JA. n. 1875. BY Rev. =. A
van Ands Mn CHARLEs Ma Dfx. Of this city. TO MISS
KATE DErRIcK, Of Pittsburg, PennsylvaniA
No cake. no cards, no nothin'.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

kA. Of the times. - observed and expounded
Vel ssnS n indicate an early moderation.
Jour warm weather; were ready.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

AgM,, AoDkvIrr ROWE butchered porker one
@pt = that nstsed 37S pounds Of - nice Look
= one would wish 70 zee.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

~ poverty are two hard masters 70 serve,
NM tn q would serve beth Il oncs win hsvs I
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

so,ev friend has furnished NJ with Two copies o'
"a london Field. without giving us any c'ew 70 ms
identity: bu. We suspect Frank Parker for being the
.r,nr,t and accordingly send him our thanks with
that they 1.-THE thsnks) are to be re.
tmmedissey n he 10 not the party entitled %
..s.svs them. in order thst they may be oes'o"e0
-harn thev belong. H. s4tr
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

T. ~ 1ck folks about town havs got we'll but
favhe. ND Afs Apologize. and thsy ass saiilim.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

o-,crrr thieves ere operating IN sown. ~ A a.-
day nigh. Of nj. v:ss they ,sos"n xs aimed "a
9 a::e s srSpss season. might lessen tho ne
.r~rcv a such 9cts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

49,, . number Of Idsho bsil-goers wen. 70 flA's.
~. -, sssore yesterday to the grand ball given p
vns ~ :. that place; and we would have gon,
~ s;sss ana sIsighs we're 81 fn ana n nnu :,
IND is.s " should have some so the ns. -
. ScsA "a walk over, W gave Wy 80 "
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

n.,oprng % Green MARTIN TIL: n Rr.c se
& posoaas gut: ss:sa would IS sbsndonsd
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

ysaa, school gsvs Quartsriy exhibition
~ ""ssieA ~ hope 70 hays a seeouns ssxt
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

c.,,r.r rsxcrrvxp.-we acknowledge inc fece,p
..,..a., TOR 1878 from the proprietors OF tn
-, ~.....,..e newspaper. one Of the largest ant
Published vest Of the have
The o osa may you i've 70 pub
~ ..nv moro such calendars
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06
PURE MAPLE SUGAR

AsI BOUGHT an IMMENSE stock at
n low rates, while in Chicago, Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and San Francisco
l will sell Very lou for CASH, or to GOOD
time buyers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-06

n,..o1yxp-The arm Of J. D. Emery 90. ma
..,..a "a exist . such; and their dissolution no
49,. 1000, In this ISSUE Of the WORLD. Both gen
...r IN, continue in business in Idaho City. MI
as,". !. A.. ala stand and Mr. Emery at J. b. EN-
Fulmer = ssor read their dissolution notice ans
IN ali and sec them. about thst little mater
nr.,rsss between you and them.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT sTEADY-FUTUREs QUIET
FLOUR DULL AND EAsY-wHEAT QUIET AND
sTEADY-CoRN IRREGULAR AND LowER-oATs
IRREGULAR AND LowER-RYE QUIET AND NoAdI-
NAI-BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGKD-BAR-
LEY MALT DULL AND UNcHANGED-PoRK m-
REGULAR-LARD DULL AND EAsIER-PETRo-
LEUM QUIET AND wEAK-NAvAL STORES
sTRoNa-eR GROCERIES oUIET-HDEs QUIET AND
sTEADY-ons QUIET AND sTEADY-wHIsKEY
FIRMER-FREIGHTs sTEADY-HEMP AND JUTB
QUIET-GUNNIEs STRONG.
TUESDAY, August 31-6 p NJ
The merchandise markets still characterized by
irregularity and there was but limited demand for
most commodities On 'Change -four remained quiet
Wheat was depressed by free receipts Of unsound
spring. the market for which was dull and lower Corn
was in about the situation prices being lower on
account OF free arrivals of unsound for which there
was but little demand Oats irregular and lower
Whiskey nrmer. Pork stronger Lard quiet and
easier Freights quiet; charters held higher partic-
larry vessels for grain Cotton on the spot steady
futures quiet Petroleum quiet and weak Naval stores
steady. Hides quiet and steady. Oils quiet and steady
Hemp and Juto quiet Gunnies strong. Groceries
quiet
AsuEs-The market dull and prices less
nominal We quote Pots, &c 51<C pearls 7ySc &C.
ANrIMoNY.-The market quiet and unchanged We
quote Regular, l3c- a l3,Sc., gold
BEEswAx steady. We sales Of LOCO lbs South
ern at s4<c and 2,ooo lbs do. GOnnessee) 34c We
quote Western. $50. Southern, $40 34<o
BROOK Cons quiet and steady. We quote Brush,
short green. choice, lie l3e hur, green lie l2c
green medium loc llc; red and red tipped. &c. ec
CANpLKsThe jobbng demand fair at steady prices.
We quote Sperm 29c 3oc sperm, patsnt Macy'A $50
39c stearic r. @. Mitchell Co.'s Qe os), 27c q 2sc
adamantine Q2 IA l6 oz. 12c lie paranine, fs 6's
and 1873 20c. a2lc-
market for Rio and Santos barely steady
and quiet We sale Of 9l3 bags Rio Ontario pri
vate terms Mild grades werc firm and unchanged We
ouote Ordinary cargoes lSc 1870 fair do, 1s1fc
i044c good do 20c 204c primo do, 20kc 2OAc ex-
treme range for lots ls14c 2&c santos talr TO good
PIE do. grass mats 27c 2ec singapore do 40 pc
Ceylon 2ic 22o Maracaibo, 2c 25c Laguayra 2Oxc.
n Nc Jamaica, 1870 2Oc 81 Domingo, l116c lsc
Porto Rico 1896 2lc Costa Rica lec 70 Mexico,
2Oc 21c Angostura l9c 2l1aci Savanlia 10 Z<c;
Curacao 1S1Se. a 20c. ...
CoPPRR-fhe market for ngot nrmer with sales OF
25OOO0 lbs lake at 23hc 236c cash We quote New
sheaihnG 50n holt Sio.i brAsiarn- Sla. pail asN
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

SOC old sheathing. &c mixed lots, lec 2Ie. American
ingot lake, 23c 2c Yellow meta-New sheathing and
bronze, 22e bolts, 2sc nails. shesthing. 22c
CORDAGE--The demand for Manila from manufacturers
was fair at steady prices We quote Manila qsrge
rope yarns 16sc l7c tarred Manila l4Sc ssal rope
12c 13c New Zealand l2c l3c; Russia hemp tared
14c American do l4c. Russia bolt rope. l7c.
COrT0Nrhe demand for cotton the spot was fair but
confined exclusively for spinning purposes Holders were
willing sellers at quotations and seemed disposed 10 enter
tain any fair bids The offerings more abundant than
for some time past Exporters Withdrew completely fom
the market the tenor Of the private advces from Liverpool
being decidedly gnfsvoIabe Short notices were offered
l4c and even IA 3l6c without takers the difference be-
tween these and regular September deliveries being nearly
c per h. The market closed easier. but not quotably
lower Future deliveries opened heavy at Il6c to &c de-
cline influenced by the decline in Liverpool the large
cepts Galveston and the fine weather prevailing In the
South August and September lost nearly slice, the
fall months Lice, and the latter months nearly
the ,., %aIkss o closing quiet As fOIloys- 10 ss
November ls l5-s2e December. l3 1926 I51c Jan
uary, ~ lI-5zc February l3 lll6c l3 2332c March,
Is 2s,s2c iS iS,lec; April l41{c a 532c May,
Quotations based standard of classification in force Sep
tember 1874 and upland cotton in running In
quality not than half grade above below the grade
quoted -Ordinary, l2Ac. good ordinary, 13Sc strict
good ordinary, Ike; low middling 14ac middng 1916
good middling, 1914 Quotations based American stand
ard ofcla i6cat
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 81. 1873
STsns1y fsssiSs IS LII. tis
Sale. 500 sgipnsrs. sas ssOef s,loS -Four days nc.
ss. s5S S ssss.
l,7ea spinners 39a
Cotton suic'i %sddpg LIS iSy ,%iddling, 1875;
gpo 10 Great
FS rsss asJ ass .os: SIS s I aa M
Sales, ESQ '-' ''' -'''' '.'' ''n''n'lN o'''
1880 ls4c good ordinary isc Net receipts, bales
receipts leo balcA Exports coastwse, ii2 Sales
SAVANNAH, August 81, 1875
sS'' ordna Tssss 81
8s Actual stock eo -Four days net receipts 2es Exports
oswEeo, August 81 1875.
Milwaukee club, 81 As; extra white Michigan 81 So
qsie. at SOC Barley quiet three csrgoes prime
8 e f s5 Pss 81 q @ TSSa
$50 per ton Canal freight. lower grain; wheat 55zs
TqdsSS Lake receipts. Bailey, ZOO 5ssIsls; lumber,
CHICAGO, August 81, 1875
ISwsTi ,s No Chicago spring, q Ss No Do g isH
cea SIC ESQ CoPnood ss%and but a lower p rates. s
market IA1,r No Ia sS sic a sales "a z; s2
0s.SsSsr iss.&sa 3D. ecs Oats ac.Iys but closing
S.r $50 Seller 90 October & rseea Do s SfRsS% Sasy
da prices shade lower, at 65 seller septembef
quoted 79c seller September offered seller octo
ber Pork-Demand fair and prices have advanced,
At $40 so spot and seller September October Lard
IN fair demand but lower at sc cash. $2 30 seller
September $3 05 $13 OK seller October. Bulk
firm and unchanged Whisky steady and firm at 81 19 Lake
eights decidedly active To Bufaio-Oon, 2c wheat 21c
Al the afternoon call Of the Board wheat steady and
changed Corn steady and shade higher, At eye Sep
tembcr and 63hc October Oats gteady with moderate
demand, but lower 35c. cash, 34e September, 33Lc
October 33s all the year. Pork steady, with moderate
October Lard dull and shade lower at $2 SIX Sl2 80
wheat l2o00o bushels i7sooo do OATS lis 900
barley, 10000 do rye, 5000 do Shipmens-Flour, e0Od
bbls wheat, 5000 bushslsi corn, l2a,Ooo do. oats
900 do: barley. 5000 -
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE LATEST QUOTATIONS..
MEMORANDA.

Letters from Baltimore confirm the kilograms of yes
terday that trouble has occurred in any of the
of that city They somewhat involved with the
Sterling Ahrens paper, but the loss widely distrib
uted
The British Bank Of North America obtained in
junction in the Court Of Common Pleas this morning
restraining Laidlaw h Co. from disposing Of certain
drafts their way from California.
Fifty thousand dollars in gold to the Bank Of
Portland, oregon, to-day.
despatch from London that the steamer Far
aday has recovered the end of the eastern portion
the direct cable and in telegraphic communica-
ton with London; but she has not yet succeeded in
finding the western section of the cable and reports
that unfavorable weather retards operations.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
PRODUCE EXPORTS


The exports of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day OOo against O6s for the
corresponding week in 1874 and S. e4 in 1873 The
total exports OF produce since January l. this year,
amount to $66 329 against $197 492 for the cor
responding period In 1874 and $3.50 229 227 in 1873.
. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
Washington advices state that there has been fur
ther withdrawal of $500 greenbacks by the Secretary
Of the Treasury being equal to Soper cent Of the
tiona bank note circulation authorized this month. The
whole Withdrawals since and under the Of January
IA amount to S. 00O 00O and the national bank
circulation authorized to $40 0o0 The Assist
ant Treasurer paid to-day $164 900 gold account
of interest and $1,000 in redemption OF hvetwenty
bonds The customs receipts day 5000 ooo The
Treasury received $500 national bank notes for
demption.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo.
tations United States currency skies, 123 123K
do. do, 1884, registered, 120H 120% do. do, do,
coupon 122 122&; do. nve-twenes, 1862 registered,
115H; do. do, do, coupon 115X; do do 1854 regis
tered 116X III; do. do, do, coupon, 116Z 117H;
do do, 1885, registered, 117h 49, do. do, do
pom, lis 11S11; do do do, new, registered 11s1s
11sA; do do, do, do, coupon, 1lSH 11S do. do,
1867 registered 100 12oA do. do, do coupon, 12ok
12O< do. do, 1868, registered, l20H 1911 do. do,
do, coupon l2OH l2OX; do tenforties, registered,
I15H 115%; do. do, coupon, 119h 119z; do. fves,
1884, registered 116 116K; do. do. do, coupon 1l6X
a117H.
FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report the withdrawal Of f17,ooo
bullion from the Bank Of England balance to-day.
Consols nrmer, advancing to "a 11-l6 for money
and OAK for the account American securities
quiet and closed steady To-day is selling day at the
London Stock Exchange, and closed without startling
feature The California troubles produced no excite
ment
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

lotai '...--, l.5eS 4ll i, 1913
$500 bales at 1876 l3 27-32c October 100 do as
1876. 13 1926; November 400 do at i3 1920 a
151zc; December, 5000 do. at 1s l5-32c. a 15%e;
January 700 do at 131zc l3 916c; February 1900
do at Is ll-l6c l3s@c March $500 do at l3 "a 32c
13 15-l6c; April 100 do at Il 532c July 800 do At
IA 2132c Total 1900 bales The receipts at the ports
as follows Galveston, ,4l9 baes New Orleans,
IA Norfolk 2s Boston, 10; Philadelphia Ils Total ee0
bales. This day last week. 529 This day last year $50
bales Total since September 3466 40S bales Cotton
freights closed follows ITO Havre by steam lll6c;
steam, Nc Compressed to Liverpool By steam "a by sail
FEATHERS were quiet but firm. We quote Prime new
geese 55c SIC. choice do do. 5Sc 60c seected do
do. 5sc. 59c mixed, as 20 quality Doc 400; hen
feathers. &C. &c. turkey feathers. Sc per b.
FIREcRAcKKRs without decided change We quote =
Short and full count at 81 20 - % currency and $l TO-
gold in bond
Codhsh-There was q better supply. but trade
not active Sales made Of NO quinta Georges
SIS So 800 do Grand Bank IS IS Mackerel
In fair supply No is dull The sales 300 bbls
at $1S No 2s and wanted; about 200 bbls
sold at $3 Sl4 Herrnghe supply Of box herring was
good Sales Of 5000 boxes S5c for scaled.
Barreed herring nominal We quote -Georges Bank
Goldfish S. 25 Grand S. Western "a 75 large SIS S5
50 50 medium, s. 80 49, scaled herring. 4Oc
No Is $1S $40 bbl do 2a TO quality SI3 S3 90
FLOUR GRAN.-Recepts- IL 1857 bbls. wheat,
meal 80 bbls and 400 bags barley, 500 bushels barley
malt 800 do The -four market ruled dull and for
all kinds though quotations remain substantially the same
The sales 1905 bbs Corn meal quiet and easier
Brandywne So 10 81 80 for Western, So 90 a 81 20
Baltimore yellow in sacks City sacked quoted =
Coarse, ST. 4e fine sifted 81 40; boted yellow, 81 10
anoteS no .sS ooarse 81 4s s. So; fine Yellow, 81 70
a ST. rs white 81 90 ST o5 100 lbs. We quotc:
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

amount The changes were, compared with last pre-
vous sales decline Of per cent in Hannibal and ST.
Joseph eghts, in Union Pacific sinking fund, u in
Chicago and Northwest gold sevens and Central PACT
cs San joaquin Branch and y in Union Pacific rsts
and rise Of u in Harlem drsts and u in Chicago and
Northwest currency consos The prices will be found
in the official table,
QUl
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
FINANCIAL.


A UGuST BELMONT co.,
N Bankers. 10 and 81 Nassau street,
issue Treers' Credts available In all parts Of the world
Mesns DE RoTHsCHILD
and their correspondents
Also Commercial Credits and Toiegraphc Transfers OF
Money California and Europe
T REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY ON LTFE AND
IA endowment insurance policies mortgages and other
securities OF all kinds effected with best
panies J. J. HABRICH CO., III Broadway.
A JOHN HICKLING a Co, BANKERS AND
N. Brokers, ~ Broadway, New York,
orders for Stocks Pveges by mail and telegraph
at lowest ratoa stock bought small margin Cal or
send for ~ page book giving highest and lowest price Of
Stocks for Is ~"A' I'D showing the best methods Of eoss
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
ADVANCE DEuLINE.
The changes since yesterday in the closing prices

/ ADVANCE AND DEU1TNE
The changes since yesterday in the closing prices
ere follows:-
DRcIINE.-New York Central, y; c., c. and l. c., \;
Delaware and Lackawanna, y Hannibal and St Joseph,
u; Harlem, q Lake Shore q Northwestern COM
Rock Island u ST. Paul common, x Wabash, y ,
Union Pacific, u Western Union, 2H; ST. Paul pre-
Erie in London, "a.
ADVANCE Quicksilver, y. The stationary securities
we're Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Atlantic and Pacific
Afaairoad preferred, Ohio and Mississippi and gold
AND RAILROAD BONDS.
State bonds at the Second Board were dull the only
pas was New York State bounty loan at l06 In
acroad bonds tho business baow the average
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA August %, 1875
Spanish gold go 23I Tho markets quiet owing
the heavy rains, and quotations unchanged
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LoSpoN August s1-Evenng .urpentine 22s Cd
23s per cwt
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

BANK SHARES


The following were the bids to-day for city bank
shares:-ChemIcal l. 6oo City, 3O5; Commerce, l21S;
East River no. First National 2Oo Fourth National, 9S
Hanover, 90; Importers and Traders 1876; Irving,
lSO; Leather Manufacturers, 1o6; Manhattan, l54;
Mercantile los; Merchants, 121; Metropolitan, 1885,
Nassau 1O4; New York, 132; Ninth National, 80;
North America 1o2; Peoples, lao; Republic 90;
State Of New York, Ill; Union, 14o
THE MONEY MARKET.
The activity of the stock market made money moro
active than usual consequent upon the calling in OF
loans and the caution incident to eversh state such
as has existed all day At time the rate for call
loans advanced to six per cent but after the de-
mand generally supplied there was reaction to
three per cent which rate money was freely offered
just before the Stock Exchange closed for the day
The revised rates for foreign exchange are as fol-
lows:-
SIXTY Days Three Days
Prime bankers sterling
tlIa Oatnn A aA q n
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 114 and closed at 114>, the two ex-
tremes having been 11414 1l4A. The rates paid for
borrowing 1-64, 8, 7, 1-32, 1-16 u, 3-S2 and
per cent At the close loans made fat Consider
able excitement prevailed in this department. and the
news from San Francisco watched with unusual
interest kilograms, however, were Of quietng char
acte being to the effect that at the close of business
better feeling existed 1t is known, however that
scarcity Of both gold and greenbacks is felt and that
until arrangements made whereby the supply can
be increased there be less of difficulty in
the way Of ordinary banking and commercial business
There large covering of short contracts
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges ..................$4 $40 4S1 S13
Currency balances 100 S39
Gold exchanges ..................... 36S 032
Gold balances. 926,o59
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances ST. TAT s73
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 2O72 400
Gross clearances Al CAT 900
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-THE PARTNER
~ ship heretofore existing between the undersigned
der the m name Of Barry Green day dissolved by
mutual consent JOHN W. BARRY.
MICHAEL GREEN.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
COTTON STATEMENT.

NKw YORK, August 81 1873.
The following receipts Of an the port