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The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisement To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
The Great English-Americon Show.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
An assortment-Whitney g. Kendall.
One Hundred-F. Latner.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nelson & Gould-Balmoral and Plain.
Millinery-Mrs. e. H. Rand.
Wanted-A Man and Wife.
Two Bntton Kid Gloves-AndersOn's. z
G9Ots'-Owen d Moore.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, Carpets, &c.-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Sewing M8chnes-F. o. Bailey q Co.
Large Valuable Stock-F. o. Bailey & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14

NoTIcE.-One and all will please take notice
that DIR. Swift, 1 and Fluent Block, can be
seen at his Office from to II, and from 2 to 5.
Other hours engaged to outside practice.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14

TWENTY-FIVE cents for choice grape vines
at Kendall & Whitney's. may12 st.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14

PARTIES wishing to lease first class house
up town, with twelve rooms and all modern i'm
provements, should address P. o. Box 1881.
nnu10x2t
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14

ECONOMICAL New Foods cents will buy
package of Sea Moss Farine m ade from pure
Irish moss, which will make 80 kinds of dishes,
such as cakes, pies, puddings, ETC., or 10 quarts
blanc range, etc. Sold by all Druggists and
GrLCers aprl6eOd daWly"
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14

THERE is but one opinion as regards the Cor
ticelli sewing silk for hand and machiue sew
ing, and that is that it is excellent beyond de-
scriptiOn.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14

CATARRH KILLING THoUsANDs-Yes, the
fact is plain that such is the case. Don't suf-
fer from it any longer. Don't go around with
bad breath, heavy head, and feeling a curse
to yourself and all around you, but at once pur-
chase box of Readers German Snuff.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14

The gales of Arahy are not spcier than the
aroma which the fragrant SOZODONT i'm
parts to the breath. Nor is the heart of the
ivory nut whittier than the teeth that are cleaned
daily With that matchless fluid.
my10d&5W1w.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-14

Pursuant to calllof the Mayor, there was
meeting of both branches of the City Council
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
sACRILEGIoUs BURGLARS.

onlccr James Leech, of the Fifteenth precinct was
placed on trial before Commissioner Voorhis, at the
Central once yesterday, charged with failure to cap
turc burglars who the night Of the Sth inst, made
unsuccessful attempt TO break into the rear OF Bur
toms bookstore, No. % Fourth avenue From the
testimony appeared that the burglars first broke oEep
the south vestry room door Of Grace church Aler
gaining admittauce to the sacred edincc they ses
about cutting through the WALL which adloins 1ne
Of No. 92 Fourth avenue. They had succeeae1h ~
for Obstruction appcared il the shape OF thlck par
tton Of granite Unable 60 proceed furthcr lhey tooK
their departure without having stolen anything
Among those who gave testimony Ia the case was
Sexton Brown. .
Decision as 10 whether the officer was negligent Of
duty ia falling discover The burglars was reserved
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 1875-TRPLE SHEET

then circlng around overhead in circuit OF about
mile darted OF toward the northeast for their homes in
Philadelphia and were out Of sight in minute. The
BIRDS carried dispatches TO impede their progress.
Tue entries and order Of dying was al follows
Robert LoDey, dark red chequer cock, marked No 5,
John Roston light blue cock, stamped No. !, tossed
At 80 A. NJ.
Lew Roston, pied hen, stamped No s, tossed at 8
o'clock
Marcus Hobrook light blue cock painted red stamped
No H. tossed at 80 O'Clock.
Fred Woods blue chequer stamped No. IL, tossed az
9o'clock.
Thos Grist light blue cock, stamped No. 1s, tossed
al 80 O'Clock
The betting was high in Philadelphia pools having
been opened several days in advance The fayorite
seemed 10 be Fred Woods bird, on which two 10 one
vas bet In many instances. In Baltimore there was
great interest manifested by pigeon fanciers, ana the
insult wills anxiously awaited, As the records of tho
voyageurs were not familiar in this city the betting
limited
kilograms we're received at the Sun Office during the
aternoon announcing the arrival of the winning birds
and the time Ia which the 100 miles were made as fol-
hws;-First, Fred Woods 2h Sim. second Levi Ros-
ton, 3h 7m, and third Thomas Grist, 5h Am. The
owners of these birds therefore, took the premiums In
the order named.
The birds engaged in the contest all of the
variety known as Antwerps, capable OF great endur-
mce and when fully develoned OF flying several hun
cred miles stretch Inferior birds, in pigeon par
hnco, called "dufers The Antwcrps are ofstrong
muscular development having fierce and resolute eyes
snd strong attachment for home which they fly by
IN unerring intelligence. The OF "homing"
lrds for carrying dispatches fully manifested on
Llo NontlneuI OF Eufope during late Frencn una
German war, when there frequently no other
means of conveying important messages, which
safely delivered in bescged Paris over the heads
Of the swarmng hosts surrounding that capital 1t is
stated that in Belgium there at this time million
and quarter Of ''homing" pigeons valued at about
81, 600 0U0 John Van 0pstal New York fancier has
accepted challenge from John J. Strne of Baltimore
70 iy some OF his birds (Antwerps distance Of 300
miles for 500 during the month of June, 1876.
Mr. Strine says he raced bird over 100 miles
and never knew person In this country who had done
So There have been matches of COO miles in Europe
however Mr.. Strne forty birds and intends TO
use them IN transmitting tho results Of the heats during
the Pimlico races Baltimore which he claims will
take only eight minutes Other notable pigeon fanciers
in thus city David Mordecai and S. H. Shfer An
ASSOCIATION for the training and development of ''hom
ing" birds is about TO be organized in this city tho
birds to be matched IN flying ieats with those Of Phia-
delpha and other cities and IL is improbable that
these aerial contests viii be attended by share OF the
Enthusiasm characteristic of tho course and
other fields OF excitement
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

Atthc regular weekly meeting OF the Commissioner
OF the Department Of Parks, held yesterday the app
cation of Roy stone for permission to put up 800 feet
81 an elevated railroad in the City Hall Park up
for consideration and was speedily disposed Of by
unanimous vote refusing the privilege.
The Architect 70 The Department submitted plans and
suecincaons for the interior arrangement OF the Mu-
seum OF Natural History in Manhattan square, and they
were accepted and the Secretary directed 70 advertise
for proposals for the work.
The department has been al work for some time ON
new draw for the Central bridge and II has now arr
rived completion that the bridge Is ordered
closed tho 25Ln INST to enable the workmen 70 put
the draw In posifion.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
THE NATIONAL GAME.


CHILDISH PLAY BY THE MUTUALS IN THEIR
GAME WITH THE CHICAGoS.
The sixth game of the series between the Chicagos
and Mutuas played yesterday the Union
Grounds and resulted in signal defeat for the home
club by the score OF Is to The playing OF the Mutu-
ais remarkably poor, twenty-five errors being
charged to their The Chicagos played good
fielding game and batted Matthews pitching very hard
They took the lead in the third inning and maintained
it with the close. Hines second base play
a model OF perfection, though he had great many
chances TO make errors Quinn caught without
error ana Hastings made a pretty running catch at
field. Gedney and Start the only players
the Mutual side who had chances who did not play
poorly The following is the score:-
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

WILBUR BACON WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF
THE HARLEM.
The amateur sculling match between Wilbur Bacon and
r. b. Bainbrdge for the championship Of the Harlem,
was pulled yesterday afternoon and won by Wilbur
Bacon by half a length The start occurred few
minutes after five O'Clock. The following Is
SUMMARY OF
Match race single SOULS, for the championship OF the
Harlem; two miles, straightaway:
Wilbur Bacon, New York Rowing Club. i
H. b. cambridge Ataanta Boat Club. b..............2 =
Time, 15m. rs
The friends Of Baipbridgc very much dissatisfied
with the result OF the race and offered to back Balm
bridge to the course in week or four days
Tor any anoani but nothing was arranged, It's gen.
orally thought that Bainbridge could have won by tWQ
or three lengths If his seat had been properly rgged
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
JAMES KEENANS PERIL.

The trial OF James keenan, for the alleged murder on
Police Olcer Jacob Rcupp resumed IN ne Court On
oyer and Termner in session al Trenton, III yestcr
day As on the rst day Of the proceedings the coure
room was crowded TO excess. ...
Drs Rice and James b Coleman were inc Dfss VIZ w
nesses sworn They testified TO the nature q .ng
fatal wound the cause Of death and the auas 'nex
cleaned while assisting at the post mortem. ,,,,
Louis Hartman a police officer who was on on uu's W 49,
,h deceased on the night he received the ata wounas
then testified and gave the particulars o. tne
The witnoss underwent rigid ane ,snsss =, ~ dsecs
examination by Mr.. STOCKTON ino ~
testimony was not broken "a. -ornins a. tan
~
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
A RESULT OF TIE FAILURE.

Few form idea Of the suffering that is likely
to result from the failure OF the Third Avenue Savings
Bank Many sad cases OF distress resulting from the
failure Of the bank have been reported to the HRRALD
The last was made yesterday In this
a poor working Irish woman, widow who
since the 18th Of March, 1862 has been outstanding her
savings To-day she is destitute and sick, and liable to
be dpossessed for want OF money TO pay hor rent Sho
reports that she has IN the rotten institution Fl O6O
and the accrued interest for year. This only
in thousands probably equally outrageous, and IL
Is to be regretted that have not been found 10
tcuccg
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
YACHTING NOTES.

The following passed Whitcstone yesterday Yacht
vesta from New York for City Island; and the yacht
Atalanta NY.YC., Mr.. Astor, from New York for
Pelham Bridge to lay up.
Steam yacht Julia, from New York for New Orleans,
pu, into Wilmington, n. G., Goth ins short Of coal
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
CARRIER PIGEONS.
GRAND PLYING CONTEST FROM BALTIMORE TO
PHILADELPHIA.
[From the Baltimore sun, oct 19.l


From the Baltimore Sun, Oct 1871
carrier pigeon flying match from Baltimore to
Philadelphia 100 miles took place yesterday for three
prizes-nrst $50; second, gold medal and third,
silver cup Six pigeons, owned by members Of tn6
Paramount Flying Association No !, were tossed from
the United States HOTEL President street. opposite the
Philadelphia depot The BIRDS had BEEN brought to
Baltimore Sunday night in charge Of James schoneld
the selected Judge, from Philadelphia, by whom the
pigeons were tossed separately beginning at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ. Mr. :. II slter President Of tho Bati
Poultry Association, and John J. strine, OF tho
General Weyhe Hotel, arrived on the scene at
nine oc1ock, which hour they claim had been
agreed upon for the first bird to be tossed When they
learned that four birds had already been despatched
they refused act The birds had bccn numbered on
the tail feathers before leaving Philadelphia and we're
further stamped with private marks the wing feath-
ers in Baltimore They tossed al intervals OF half
hppk each on being SGT Gec Ising 10 aEea height.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
THE TRUSTEES GUARANTEE FUND.

THE TRUSTEES GUARANTEE FUND.
In the last statement Of the Third Avenue Savings
Bank the individual bonds Of the trustees put down
at S115,Ooo But few Of the depositors know what
these bonds are their value In 1873 tho trustees
gave bonds varying in amount from ST. 500 TO $4,000
for years, until the bank had surplus of
$50 900 as a guarantee fund They TO pay inter-
est on the bonds semi annually Mt the yearly rate
of per cent and when the conditions were COM
piled with the bonds were to be returned together
with the interest paid them. The bonds sent
TO the State Banking Department at Albany, and are
now file there The following are the names Of the
md tha MOI nf
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
+Fell and threw rider.
PIGEON MATCH DECLARED OFF.

The pigeon match between Messrs. Livingston and
Hecksher side and General Grubb and Mr. Turner
the other, which to been shot the
Pimlico Course this morning. did not take place hav
ing been declared off and settled by the parties inter
ested This has been great disappointment those
fond OF trap shooting in this city, well as to many
who came from New York purpose to witness the
contest
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
LAWRENCE RIDING PARK RACES.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct 20 1876.
Quite large number of people attended the at
the Lawrence Riding Park to-day The 244 race, for
purse of $780, had FIVE starters, and by the
bay gelding Joe 8 Time, 2:44-2 :42-2:42h.
The 2:34 race for purse of $780, had four starters
and was by the chestnut mare Lady Foxey. Time,
2:37-2:40-2 :39-2:3Sk
There will be two tomorrow, with thirty three
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
ANOTHER CHALLENGE.

To THE EDITOR OF TnB HERALD
AS the race this afternoon between Mr. Wilbur Bacon
and myself did not satisfactorily test our respective
merits my having slipped twice during the race
shall be pleased to the same race over the same
course on any day Mr. Bacon may see 1t to name for
silver cup OF whatever value he may choose to desg
nate Hoping that early date may be selected, re-
main yours obedently Il. b. BAINBRIDGE.
on
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

THE RACE DECLARED oFF-sPRINGBoK AND
GRINsTEAD DECLINING TO RUN.
SAN FRANoIso Oct. 90 1875
The dash oftwo and quarter miles for The San Fran
cisco Cup announced to be run at the Bay district
track to-day between the Eastern horses, Springbok
Grinstead and Wild Idle, is OH The managers OF
Springbok and Grinstead declining to contest.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

THE POSTPONED 2:43 AND 2:33 RACES WON DY
FRED HICKS AND HARRY GILBERT.
The 243 and 233 postponed at Deerfoot Driving
Park on Tuesday, decided yesterday morning at
early hour In the 2:43 class al tho time Of its
being put over the soErcl SsldipG sam Raymond had
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
NARROW ESCAPE.

Yesterday morning when severa' men wer' "o'S"
! ~. colosseum upon a swinging PLATFORM about
w , c, rr,,, the ground their support gave ways
Tev were a thrown from their positions, but y iaJ
~ Id upon lower scanoldlng, which ioftnnatel
,, III t1cn All we're scared but none much prulsoN
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
RACING AT NARRAGANsETT PARK
Providence, r. L, Oct. 20, 1875

Providence, R L, Oct 20 1875
To-day the second of tho Fall meeting at Narragan-
sett Park in the 2:45 class Belle the race, with
Lady Balch second and Joker third Best time, 2:4l
The second race in the 2:37 class not finished.
John Lambert winning two heats and Tom Pink two.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
DEATH OF AN OLD TRoTTING HORSE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 20, 1875
Jack Rossiter, famous trotting horse twenty years
ago, died yesterday at the farm of John Dufey, in
this county. He the property of G Bent Carr, and
was thirty-six years old
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

secured two heats the brown gelding Fred Hicks and
the sorre mare Lavine heat each The h and sixth
heats were yesterday by Fred Hicks which gave him
tho race, Sam Raymond taking second money and La
postponement the chestnut gelding Silver Tail the
black geding Dick Croker and the chestnut gelding
Harry Gilbert had each won heat, while Silver Tail
and Dick Croker were credited with dead heat When
the horses upon the track Silver Tail the fa
vorte but Harry Gilbert without great difficulty cap
tured the fifth and sixth heats and the Dick Gro
ker secured second money and Silver Tail third.
SUMMARY.
DEERFo0r DRIVING PARK, PARKvILLE, l. l., october ~
and 20 1S75.-Judges Messrs Jones' Gilderslceye and
Mcdonnell Purse 5000 for horses that never beat 243;
mile heats three 1ve in harness; $50 to the rst
500 TO the second $50 to the third and $40 70 the
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
POOL SELLING.

The spectators on the Baltimore got to work
pretty early last evening" the entries arrived in good
time The following pools Sold -
SELLING RAcE-oNE VILE ANp a HALE.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21


Umpirc-Mr Blodget of the Arlington Club.
Time of game-l hour SO minutes
First base by eUors-Mutual times; Chicago, II
times
Runs earned-Mutual 2
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
THE BOAT RACE.

BASE BALL NOTE.
The Mutuals play The Philadelphias to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
THE SAN FRANCISCO CUP.

The 250 class, eleven entries, and the 2:35 purss
nine entrees will be trotted to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
DEERFooT DRIVING PARK.

Quarter Half THREE. Quarters MIle
first heat -. 341s 1:0SA 1:45 222h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON April 26-coon dull Middling. lbSci 10y 10Y
Miding 7-c: Good Ordinary, Ia Sc; net Ieo.pn' o9o
bales gross bales exports TO Great BIal 3So oesi
bales sales 5S7 bales stock 40 500 nar.
EO-TON April 26-CottOn quiet; annilng; 10. tIoNs
receipts Isl bales exports to Great Britain lOO Daes ses
bales; stock, 1870 bales. ,,.,,,.-.
WMIsGroN April 70, otton unchanged hiddbng loisc;
MFMpHis April 26-Coi quiet Mddling; 49, net re-
cops 1874 bales shipments, l.Siz bales sales coo bales
ToRFoLx April 28-Coifon quiet Mddling, lbh9l67.c;
receipts 7G0 bales exports eo4stwise. 0OO D1es rates
$50 bales stock 5O36 bales - , ga, w..
BALTIMORE April 2G.-COtt0n dun; Midding, l6,sci low
Nddlng Is Good Ordinary ID &c; net receipts 40 bales
gross 19 bales exports, cOastw 2oQ Dales SAFES, AsV
bales spinners Go bales stock. 1903 bales .,
Mddling. 10 GOOd Ordinary iJ<c net receipts, ~
bales gross 500 bal, :. - ..,,, go.
Apnl 96.-COtton dull: MiddhnR, 1880.
Is Good Ordinary, 14Aci net receipts
bales gross l,29 bales exports to Great Britain
!, 500 bales stock 1856 bales - -
CHARIFsroS April 26.-CottOn dun Mddling lec; Tow
Mddug IS sc Good culinary, l4a loo net receipts
bales exports eOasH Lib bales; sales 100 Daes
SaSASNlT April %. Cotton quiet; Middlins Sac low
Mlding 1870: Good Ordinary, 4Ac; net receipts, $50
bales sales 35t bales stock. 33,9&9 bales
MOBILE April .6.-COti0l q,Iet; Middling, 10 2c net
receipts 534 bales exports coastwtse % bales ses, 800
ST. Lofts, April 2G--Cotton dull and nominal Middlne
lj2c; receipts ~ bales shipments, l12 bales saes
l2J bales stock, 567 bales.
CINCINNATI. April 26.-CoOn quiet Middlng 1870; net
receipts 1G7 bales shipments 46i bales sales, 81 bales
stock, l9.3ij bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON Api 28-l2:3O m-Erie Railway shares 9Th
csnn Mpil 20ni2S9 m,Coon is quiet
sales 10000 bales including 1000 for Speculation AMI
export Cotton 10 arrive easier '" """
LONDON, April 28-2 D. m-Paris dspatehes ono,s
a, Gil l5c ~ f"' "'"''s
iaHfooI- Apfl u y. mSaes OF Cotton on the baxis
oi Mildiing pands nothing below Mddiine d,iv,r
aDs Msy AMI june az 7Slsd sales the 81 Md,ns
uiloans nothing below Good Ordinary, shipped March nj
sales ~ shipments OF the crop the basis OF Mid
sturs are quiet " ' "'''"
LospoS April 28-i p mParis dispatches quote Rentes AZ
Az VtH do Apn 20 OF the sales OF Cotton to-
uhN, oloo bales were American
LONDON, Apfll 10 D. m-kiie Hallway shares 27ia27L
Oo Apfil ~ m sales VI Cotton on the bsais
o MuuinR 'rianls nothing below Mldiilng ,hinned
Apfil AMI May, ai 7 , sales of Miping Or
Com, "a 80 20 qunrter ' ~ o~'
LONDON, April 70 . y H. Talow, ~ o Pcwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE April 2e Cotton quet; Log Midsins lsse
s sSssS ~ DO So E Ea@ sss 90
% h.S 4 g.
d. u Sgasi 81 (; RED q S6ssi 81 No
Sgns s & ss le sa9
fair demand sOnae s 1Ss6sa w', a
Psnpys.as and sd MsFyin au sl1 sss,
a SrEyiG%s &c., clear R ssi
Jo6bing packed kobe higher Bacon steady Shoqla.rs ss$
.Ss Giss s Hssss
iSSiSs qSis, a 81 i5Ss .,,, . a BOA
q h e tSf 4s.
sGass 10 wne Wheat Ohio Indians Michigan s
as7 25 for Illinois, So 2las8 for ST. Louis southern Fcns
ss s,g ana iS m at an
f fns FEED tGs an M Sa en- ys
'GgS SSa s &pr sST1s1 and ssh Rec
81 sSSs 80 Bs SGsV Uasa nag Fan
SI'%s ss5 sa so su Ss e. 70
ShSaIdeT Clear GD side s1 Gsr i ssa Cs
Sides l3i4c sugar cured Hams lSaSl4c. Live Hogs dull
III ss April Red g e.
Ta ls' s%s l S1sb.nSsa hsas
no@naliy 74G7Sc nominaiy osa7Oo rye quiet and
sSSrs a9G Gear S & ri sSs
Clear Sides s12 81 loose Bscon-shonders 9dc Cleao
nr D sass 81 T PRIME aseS @ fese
I6c; Keg 20. Whisky I'll Ia Baggng firm and active
MgMPHIs April 28-Four quiet; unchanged Corn active
and higher Sic OatsDemand light holders finn nomi
naly lie Lard dull holders unwilling TO make
nominal Shoulders 9sa9'sc Clear BIB sides lo Clear
sides, 1880. -.
PHLADRTPHIA, April 28-Petroeum nominaly 1890. for
Refined 97. for Crude Clover seed lees active; sales
Pennsylvana and Western IL "a Timothy and Flax
unchanged. Flour in better request and hrmi sales
Wisconsin Minnesota Family &6dS6 10 Pennsylvania,
Indiana aud ohio do 81 1886 25 High Grades So %
I've Flour - Bib Wheat steady; sales Red II 3O0Sl 81
Amber 81 53d$l 35 White 81 4Oas 90 Corn moves 10
far extent at 9Oc for Yellow and Western Mixed Oats
command "a a76c white Provisions unchanged Gales "
Mess Pork ot t22 50ds3 Beef Hams slsGs22 90 Pehe6
Hams l2l4dl2Lc Lard 10 l6c Whisky held ut 81 ~ for
Western Butter new stock 81 demand at 26GZ9c for New
York and Bradford county Extras, 2sa3Oc ROLE Ex-
trgs 2342ic; New.lOrk and Bradford County f1isfs,
23G2ic Western Frsts l7dI9c Cheese fine grades nrn
The stock being considerably dmnished New YORK Fancy
l6s,dl7i,c Western Fine, 10 pa 64c Eggs lo~gi 90
mand light receipts TespOndingy small; PennsylVans
New Jersey and Delaware FRESH, 1jal6ci Western DO
) a lGe. southern DO, lidl5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

The London markets were reported dull and firm
for United Sta ties securities and British COnsols.
Money was easy at last quoted rates. The foreign
exchange market has been quiet but strong at
rates given below. Sales were reported at 4.o70
4.s7la and 4.9Oa4.9012. The gold market was
quiet and not particularly noted for any special
feature The first sale was at 1853 from which the
price declined TO 115s, and then recovered to 115A
On gold loars the rates were l per cent for
carrying, fiat, 2, and lG4 for borrowing. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in called
bonds, and 1926, 900 in coin interest. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, $19,259OOO; gold balances, 1905, $50 !;
currency balances, $1,O4G, 729. The quotations for
oold ware fellows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

Money easy at 2a3 per cent on Government
bonds, borrowers on acceptable stock collateral
being accommodated at Sash. Prime discounts
moved at sac. The Customs receipts at Washing
ton to-day were 1870 900, and Internal Revenue re-
ceipts $500 900. The U. s. Treasurer received $780,,
900 National bank notes for redemption The follow
ing is the Clearing house statement:
Currency ex 800 ls1 $50 Gold exchanges 900 076
Currency ball. 3,59O6Oo Gold basnces..... lO32954
Government bonds were dull, and generally
tride below the best figures of Saturday. We annex
closing nn0tatinnR:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
MONDAY, April 26-P. N.

The week opens with irregular and feverish
stock market but the work Of the reconstruction of
values has in the main made further progress. Pan
ANA was the principal feature in the early dealings
in still further advance of ii per cent, nearly all
Of which, however, was lost again at the close,
lie stock being 0dsrsd at le1, or 4 DeE