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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

,.,,,oo.ssfu, the movement may be tf indeed there
ho sucb moycment the next forty-eight hours VII,
no very likely to demonstrate. The purchases "n"
sales of the day aggregate 3oo'ooO snaie'
Of which 26,20O were western oh'o"' "'
77asQ76a077AG767s, decline OF = %
cont ond ZOO Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph at 20
aoa7o0o5 n cain of ls per cent. Quicksilver, with
saIes Of 100 shares at 172G1S gains u per cent
Next 70 Erie the largest business Of the day has peeh
in Pacific Mail and in both the early and late DEAF
;nrs il has been the weakest stock upon the ils''
The sales amounted to sc, 100 shares at 80 is~3"0
37loQ36asQ37la0 30s, 1887 4036os, q decline OF 2
per cent. Union Pacific continues remarkably
steady and quiet amid the violent fluctuations Oh
other stocks The sales to-day were only 62OO shares
at 76Q75l2a 76is0757sQ7G, making no change
from last night. Atlantic and Pacific Preferred sold
to the extent of 600 shares at 15as015l2, also no
change. OF Pacific of Missouri, 1920 shares were
taken at 51la051 decline of lapercent, and 1000
Hannibal and st. Joseph at 23%G23ss, loss OF %
per cent Northwestern was weak at one time, de-
Ginning per cent, but afterward really closed with
a loss of only Il per cent. The sales
were 2l,3OO shares at 3Sl2037l203ol40
377sQSSlaQ3sl4, and 500 of the Preferred
were taken at SO i29527s decline OF per cent
The sale of 600 shares of St. Paul at 80 D34 is
935lsQ35 shows loss of 3s per cent and 700
shares of the Preferred. at 5534G55, shows decline
of % per cent Rock Island lost 30 per cent on sales
of 6OOOsha at 1921 91024 a 102 lea 1929 1928
Q102l4. Wabash gains 70 per cent on sales OF
6,4O0 shares at sAGS7sa S3s09. Erie opened at
23a23la G227sG23ss with considerable buying at
these Egures but before midday the price suddenly
dropped to 21os after which the fluctuations were
as follows: 22lQ21 7s@22asG 81 7sG 23022's a
decline of 2 per cent on transactions amounting to
9i,5OO shares. The fluctuations in Lake Shore
have been confined within a range of "a per cent,
and the price is 1s lower than that of last night,
after sales of $1,000 shares at 6714aG7ssG 667sd
675s0674. Central and Hudson was weak on small
| transactions, 1000 shares having sold at 1O4G
1O3lo0 1O43sd 1O4, decline of 30 per cent. The
market closed steady, and without excitement, al
the decline. The opening, highest, lowest, and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
pirits Inrpeniine, % oZoI % 2 t"t' -, a. - -,
LONDON, May 20-eveDing-linseedO On 20 c""
COTTON MARKETS.


MOBILE May 2o.-Cotton weak; Midtllng l5c; Low Mo
ding ac Ordinary l4c net receipts 6s bales ex
ports 1884 bales sales 300 bales; stock l49W
bales.
234 exports coastwise 1871 bales sales ~
bales; stock, H614 bales .,.,,
NEW ORLEANS May 2O.-Cotton dull and easier Mddipgs.
oc receipts 800 bales; exports TO Great BRITAIN.
4 sales, l,7j0 bales stock, $500 bales
CHARLESTON May 2O-Cotton quiet; Midilng, lops1
1jsc receipts 273 bales sales 100 bales stock 1880
bales .
NoaFoIK, May 2o.cotton quiet Mi6iing = 80 net re-
cents 331 bales exports TO Great Britain LOO bales
coaswse, so bales; sales 500 bales stock 5000 bales
GALVESTON, May 20Cotion quiet; Mfdlng. l3c netre~
cets 81 bales gross 81 bales exports coastwlse oasi
sales, $50 bales: stock, 37l52 bales. .,,
BOSTON May 20.-COtton duh and nOmnal Midiine1
164c receipts bales gross 81 bales sales ol bAes
stock l5,43j bales. ,.,
Is receipts 30 bales exports, coaswse 10 baest
sales, $40 bales stock. 9,1Gi bales -
MEMPHIS, May 2O.-Cotion quiet Mdding l5c net re-
cepts, l3 bales shipments SO bales sales, 700 baIesS
stock 20,603 bales. -
bales; stock, 1.0S7 bales. ~ -
ST. LOUIS May 2O-Cotton quiet Middnc, l5',c.; net
receipts II bales ~ bales; shipments 80 aes sales
81 bales; stock 1860 bales
CINCINNATI May 2O.-Cotton quiet; Mildng. lb4c; net
receipts l294 bas shipments i40S bales sales f25 bales
ToI IsvIIGF. Nav 2O.-Cot,on DIM; Mddling. 1880.
PHILADELPHIA May 2O.-Cotton quiet Mhdhng 1876
gross receipts, 267 bales. ~ 49,
AUGUSTA May 20Otton quiet and easier AiddhDg 15t9
Is SC; net receipts, "a bales sales, 10Y haes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NETWORK, May 2o-BEEvEs- offerings 80 cars
~ heal making 7ot for the last three days against lbs
Da s S es s TIE WAS sss as
exclusive OF carload Of rough stays &c sold at
scid !$sl$'.s g dress S b. the T,nss
At Charles Kahn had for self and rurst 10 car
feeding Cincinnati lie sold la fat steers II. cwt
aIisefs q iSa fss EsSss
tor ras and
cwt average, at l2hal3c b. to dress 81 to the
coney & Mcpherson sold their account Is Illinois
steers ewt average a. l23 n to dress SO to the
George Tcasy sold Tor Mor &aiHcs Co. 80 Missouri
eS a. as c rsss 81 ID to a @s sas "a d
lO.c dress IS and 10 stilers cwt at II &C. dress
NJ. Iauterbach sold for Morris waxels Co, 90 Illinois
steers ia cwt, at l2tc TO- to dress 81 10 TO the gross
" L. Dudley sold for Morris waixels Co, As Illinois
II s"' % a'tss ~ M & 9s 70
r samaes sold @, motifs Wmxes Co 60 Illinois steers
steers 6za1 cwt at from &c. to dress 81 10 up to 1880,
for the h8s days for nsns tho
Sa s M I saa ess s sss
acc n for miiffod veals, with few selections sold at
Thomas stytsr sold 81 Bucks County veals las
VIM H. Haynes sold 70 Jersey veals ll0a5o o. az 7ha9c
s. McGraw sold State veas 1862 average at 7c y
D.
Hume 81 veais 1885 average at sisc
81 do, l43 ID, at 8sc SO do "a NJ at The; lO6 do,
123h n &C &c; - do, ll6 n, at Lei 81 DO 1873 n Sci
l2i do, 1885 NJ 72c; l0l Bukermk do, 1874 m ut &c. ~
DO 1885 n At &c. d. lao %, At &C., and II State d. at So
Ego Otis sold 81 Jersey Bucks County veas l4O
average at 9c do 100 b. at Sci Is Sussex County IN
s :$ Tss.
do 1877 d. at he; 8S do, 147 10 ut &c., Jersey do,
itS =, &C. dc $50 At ss d. i4o n, a. Tel do
Thnstcn Co sold 1872 Bucks County veas lao average,
ct 6d9c y 10.
George oliver sold as Common Extra Jersey veals lv0o
$50 N, at TGl0c. Pm.
sHEEP Receipts 10 cars at Jersey City
at Foreth st.. at Forty eighth st. and
Warrington Markets. total OF 20 Abb head making
6O for the last three against 9l for the correspond
ing time last week The demand for mutton In Washington
Market little better and the trade m sheep aud lambs
Spring lambs ranged from loo lsc Fair Prime
Clipped sheep from 6' to 64c No. and Poor TO Good I'm
Pdoock sold 1913 clipped Ohio sheep Ssh average At
&C. 10 1872 do 81 TO- " 6e 2l4 do 90 10. vt &C., 2l7 do,
9O NJ at &C., 1888 DO, q No. at &c 2l2 do, 81 H. at &C., 90
nnshorn Texan do 81 no. at b'sc 40 Jersey ewes CIV o. at
rs Il q io Srs "a as spanF lambs o a. r & "a
Jersey do IS h. at &c., 81 do 49 10 at &c., and 81 80
H. az lic
James Kirby sold Oi clipped Ohio sheep JOG average
&c. = 10 ard ~ unshorn state do, l04 n, at &c
iimc Elliott sold " clipped state sheep " average
Ge. q TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
IIfnnpEAN MARKETS.

LONDON May 20-12:3O p m-Erie Railway shares "a
IfvRRpoo May 2O-l250 m.-Cotion Is d,l mm,nihs
rnianJs I'D Middng orleans SdSSl sales GOO bales,
Including 1000 speculation and export ,o ,,,.,
LONDON NAV 20-l p m.-Paris dispatches queue henso
at 6if csc. Erie Railway shares q - . ~ a., ,.s.
LIVERPOOL May 2O-l30 m-saes o, 1on a. Az n.rshS
june and July at 77d. Cora, 32 Jd33 quarter Lard
O. u cwt Tall0w, H. 3 cwt - -, 49,. o,ao,,..
Lospoy May 2o-3 :. m-Ere Railway shares Si4|i|I
Paris dispatches quote entes az Cff sDc 1910. a.. ...
A hales Sales the basis OF Nddbng
Iinlands nothuy Mddings deliverable May ana
June at 7IJIsd. BTca.istUfs are quiet . a., n.~ -
oSnos NAV n. m-The bullion in the BANK or
England has Increased a91 900 during tie past week The
amount OF bullion into the Bank on balance ton
The proportion Of the Bank reserve 10 haDly
which 80 cent Is no" 40 per cent S
Railway shares, ZOiB02OP. ,,,.. oo,
IoSDoy May 20 30 p m.-Ere Railway shares 2Ot
P,RIs Nav 20-p -The specie in the BaIA OK france has
increased l6O20O0 francs during the past wce~' hsh'es
LIVERPOOL May oO-5.30 p. m.-Iard g. 81; p ewt
LONDON, May 20.-Rehned Peroleem $40 S. gs1n ~
IUERPooT. NAV -Evening.-Ilnseed OH, 20 c"b
Shirts Tnrpeniine % n % u y cwt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

Judd buckingham soh one car load Of clipped Indiana
sheep, "a n, average at Sac pm.
Otis Spring lambs, IS h g
1lc 20 DO az n no f3iac; 3do SO at &c., d. -
m at' IL ioc.: and 10 do, 80 n, at lie.
Jefe Co sold 10 Jersey Spring lambs ~ n average ~
ATZc, ~ ~ Ola IN Jer.ev snr ianbs 60 h avern~a
a. ~ ~ had 9ado a. M II &6 so " head and Penn
~ - 20 "o a. \ - ~ N head 49,
UP W sod I'd Jersey Spring lambs SO average
81. -, a. - y ' 1850 -
,wter add "a Jersey Spring lambs at 013c
n - h'Aa" W '"' ~
YD. NJ, ...,.a o,to sbeen m averare ~
Cnass kahh soi" q o"pp ~
6Ic. Pb. ,.,... q avera~a
az na = ~ q eon '''a - 'e"' '''e
&c. y ID .,. A. ,.u ror. ~ cars mr. 900 hogs mAknR
,ouay WIZ . 80 ia e13 Tor the sams time
Sooo Io inc Iast nieo hogs we're easier
last week None on saie anve, n ~ L.'y u ~ ' e
WIN suo"u"aIu ton"oi'y Nv w. "' nn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Sns STATE sss 1900 s. suI ssl d g. ysssa
free o on S1aS CIT g In sa Put sn a M a
Malt held nmy oats easier but not lower sal three cars
BsIrIMoRE May 2O-cotton quiet; low Mldling. l5Ssa
l5e Flour yss spsa and u 1 WhS9 d tey %
T. 49, Other grades UNCHANGED Corn dan southern
strong for southern egs Western u p11 her So
All at wsss sa VIZ" ST & end nnchaSee Pr"ynen
dull only limited demand PORK s52%.gs So. Bnk asas
949i2e Beeoa-shouiers 9se Seqr i6 SIDES lie,
Butter firm and unchanged Petroleum noninay higher
SsaSe Coffee quiet and nomnly unchanged Whisky ques
BosToS May o-Flour-Demand moderate bat there is
mon Extras s. 25a 50 70 wi;consn ana Extras,
SSS III uo &S Ss 30 oA s. LOUIS p az" e. &
Guiding choice brands southern Flour hrn at IS 5ass 20
~ ass ~ Corr qIct at Se oats YIN re-
IA a b sao corn Corn s s p%sh Wheat 700
bush oats 949o bush. Shorts, 1000 BUSH barley, s5S
CNciSsArI, May 90 Flour dull Wheat dun Red 81 q Q
ea S at i:as 25 barley "acans S
for best grades Pork nominal Lard dgl sa@asr sssam
steady Shoulder IS t hss tie %H i h
ss 1.Sss : s %5.s s =, s q ' ,9
Hogs declining So 7;asS 20, principally at 81 70
Ss Wi May $cCwheat quiet and unchanged
and oats steady aud unchanged Petroleum steady standard
White l0Ac State Test lsc for car lots small lots lac
Nay Suis unsh5R angel ws, d smss1
Michigan 81 s7is Corn steady q, 7ela77s QUIET
sa 5000 f sSs SSS BUSH
Oats Shipme ns-2OOO bbls Flour 1000 bush Wheat 1000
'%s% steady s7ss;c5,. w wSs..
81 35 Corn steady at 6sa?6c for Fan 72a7se for
sheled Oats steady M1e Csc White cgs kys nom R
shoulders 6Sssac,; Clear Rib sides. i23.a Clear
d sa
9R s dun PORK ss2 s ss
l2kc Bacon-shoulders 0Sc Clear Rib sides l2'c Clear
sides, l3tc. Hams.susarcured lac Lard.Pnme steam
lSIc; Tierce &c., kes l0Sc WHISKY 81 10 Bagsns' 10
NEW ORLEANS May 2o-Ilour Supply high. sales s.IeTc,
as7 80; Choice o. 75ets Pork nrm Repackea t2l Soi
Original s22 So Hams dull st lshSisse lard sI,e
than in the West hishar other articles
nnchsnged Gsehapge-NswY0rk Sight spremiam' s'rr-
hI P1psiS Sopstro,eum quiet, l2aias fos Re-
fined 9c for Crude Clover seed held FIRMLY a. 10
Sl2c. Timothy ~ 62I Fisxsecd 81 30 Flour quiet hin
nssota weak sas coo ebls INCLUDING Iowa Wisconsin sn
% STA Wheat demand g 81 4oSsi q *
t Es4 81 sS1 IS % SE wh
Mixed Oats Is e7Sc for White %
A1'd h,s sa5sy and sofsS ss%
Hoxs Ss.eOc Lard Is Iol6o Whisky ~ B.Tl sasss
iFrsi :sssay W. rsSny sC
us ST iG ,,Is d Msy %lass isvss
spring sssa . d Is Sd Nay q Corn
2Mfs s ;S. ss.n q ~. M
changed Whsky steady q q TO- PORK lower q t2l as
Men; q oSsr a I Sa Ho
s ssg's. s dss Common cSsis Ssss stssiH W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEwYORK, May IL, 1875.
To THE SroCK AND BONDHoLDERs OF THE CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY Con-
PANY We invite you to send to us authority to
vote for you at the annual meeting of the stOckhold
ers of this Company, to be held at Milwaukee OH the
18th of June next. We in favor of accepting the
law approved March 8, 1873, which repeats the
Classification act and provides for an election each
year of full Board of thirteen Directors and shall,
if empowered, vote on your shares in accordance
with this view, unless otherwise instructed.
Among other contemplated reforms, it is intended
that the office in NewYOrk shall be used exclusively
for the business of the Company, and be under
agement that will have interest in the stock
ket inconsistent with that of the shareholders
ALEXANDER MITCHELL.
JOHN T.. WILLIAMS
The undersigned, Directors, Stock and Bondhold-
ers of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail-
way concur IN and approve of the foregoing applca-
ton of Alexander Mitchell, President of the Com
pany, and John Z. Williams President of the Metro
potan National Bank of NewYOrk:
julius WADswsonru, Directors.
Il. l.. FRANK, D''''''''
ii. CROKER,
WARD, CAMPBELL & Co.,
VIM a. JOHN O'BRIEN,
WHIIEHOCsE q 10,
VERMILYE IL Co.,
GRRENLEAP, NORRIS & Co.,
WESTON a. DEBILLER,
JESSE HOYT,
DAVID DOws
CAMMANN Il Co.,
WHITE, NORRIS IL Co.,
BALDWIN IL KIMBALL,
ROBERT BAYARD,
ARMOUR. PLANKINGTON g. Co.,
TAICOTT d Sons,
EDWARD HIN,
CLARK, Dodge g. Co,
HAIIGARTEN e. Co.,
JAMES g. GARNER,
VIM. BRYCE & Co.,
II. l.. HORTON e. Co.,
GEO. SMITH Of London, formerly Banker OF Chicago
by his Attorneys, GEDDEs & REID.
To secure representation at the annual election on
June H. il is Of the first Importance to every owner
of bonds or stock Of the Chicago Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway Company that his bonds or stock
should stand in his own name when the transfer
books close on Saturday 22d inst
" 10 therefore recommended that wbere bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
The following dividends have been paid by differ
ent gold and silver mining companies from their
profits for the month of April:


The Ophir Silver Mining Company made it's first
bullion shipment May 3, amounting to &C. 546, and
Oh the next day the stock commenced to decline
Within the past thirty days it has fallen from
III to 80, at which figure it stood at last advices
The total shipments of treasure from San Fran
cisco, from Jan. l to May g. 1875, amounted to
$16,S24 ,S25, portion of which came to New-fOrk
and the remainder went to Shanghai and Hong Kong.
The total product of the Consolidated Virginia
Silver Mine during the fiscal month just closed
81 800 IA. The yield of the Chollar POtOsi Silver
Mine for the week ending May s was 237 tons of
ore of the assay value of $232 10 per ton.
The Colorado gold and silver mines produced last
month $500, 900; those of Utah produced $6SOOOO.
London advces report British ConsOls steady at
94lsG94l4 for money, and 94l4a94as for the
count, United States bonds being quiet and firm on
the basis of Yesterdays prices. The managers of the
Bank of England made change in the minimum
rate of discount at the regular weekly meeting held
to-day, and il stands at GIG per cent. The state
ment of the Bank again favorable, rejecting q
gain in bullion for the week of c97, 900 (tO-day's
gain having been f117,000, the proportion of re-
serve to liabilities having gone up to 4Os per cent
against 1863 last week. Erie was weak and
lower disposition to realize, and the
price declined to 10, closing 19l2019Si The Bank
of France made gain of 16,6O2,OOO francs during
The cable news exercised very little influence upon
the gold and foreign exchange markets, both having
been firm. The principal transactions in gold were
at 11Gl4, the sales having been at 116lsa 1868.
The sale of Treasury gold elected 25 bids aggregat-
ing $5,46O,OO0 at 1850 to 1925. The awards
were at 11G.16 to 1925, and are i'll detail as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

yunc and Mjnnesota in store ~ ooh and Golden Drop
AZ al 80 81 ~ for Amber Weytern, 10 arrive last night
10 900 bush No Minnesota sold in store AZ 81 22 barley
State ct 81 20. Barley Malt H. nrm but qpYeeto
and 600 bnsh do 10 arrive fortnight half the quantity
at 81 So cash. half At 81 62 time Oats are iower and
New ohio Mixed 79Ls White at 77S1ssc - Wss Western
Mised nominal at 7bd77 qc White DO at 77d77tc In
Guided in the sales arc 900 BUSH Mixed Canadian and
Irregular the sales 500 bush at 0sasl 10. In bags
chiefly and is lower ,na tame The sales are 10000 hhsh
Damn .. unsound at Sads5ci western Mixed o. oo+~
scc -do White AT 8GdS7c: do Yellow at s6c .,. ana
oonI w AMI market Ia moderately active anu
steady We anots shipping 66a7oc Retail ots yVe md
Ky clnvor Gfa7sc and Salt ut 55d60c. straw hiln anu
scarce at Isl Long Rye; 6od6S@ for Short oo anu
demand for foreign s less active ana ,ns
bidding below the Views Of sellers AMI St t "a The re-
cepts continue mainly 30 rehDers direct with
small invoice for the market G.oeaiy cheoL
with good lnquIy IN .no r 81 ~ ,n steadv 1885,
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEI-The arrivals Of Rio for the week ending this morn
72 bags per Rocky Glen and 1900 bags san
ElaSales for the time 54OO bags PEI
Brazeira 5000 bags per H. w Smith 1908 bags per W. A.
FarnswOrth 1900 bags per Ella Santos before ARRIVAL
1886 bags per John WilamsOn,-TOal 1854. Stock in
hands in NcwYork May 30 1875 46i77 at Batmor"
2O2 at Hampton ROas jO0O and az Galveston 1000 bags
Ahoa and load for New York $4,000 bags other ports IN
$4,000 bags-1Ota g. 800. Total stock
and SUPPLE for ali ports the United states l2O9s.
mild grades good business has been accomplished the supply
moderate prices supported Late sales embrace 4Os7
mats Java, Julia Enestine, sold on private terms
800 bags MaracaibO, 1882 bags Costa Rica, 1913
bags Ceyon. 7sO bags Domingo, 4i5 bags
Savana 237 bags Mexican 100 Rico sold in lots
consumption within 2l69 mats Java and lGf
Ceylon forwarded to Chicago and $40 bags st Domingo
shipped Europe by first hands. Messrs. Wright Co 3
telegram Rio Janero, May 49, 1875 advises sales for
United states since 2h inst $4,000 bags; shipments 70
United states Atlantic ports 5000 loading, 10000
bags at 10000 bags daily receipts TO-
bags price 700: Exchange 81 Id To-day invoice lots
Of Rio very quiet but holders firm and sales
reported from first hands either here or at the out ports
Good do l7iad 9c. Later we hear Of 800 bags
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!, EALES IRON ZI2 O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO
MSS & 0,CI Olr IL
CLOSE OF BUsI-
THURSDAY. May Pop. M

THURSDAY. Nay up. NJ.
The stocISmsrkst to-day has been extremely vari-
able and although the closing prices again very
generally show decline from the final quotations
Of yesterday OF L to per cent, there are strong
indications of considerable buying on the part OF
certain shorts in the supposed expectation of tenn
yorariy. OF hast btxher prices. How successful OF
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TAIIOWThtrc IIlrtu NtNlillu at pTCtSi
10000 10 sold at 87sd9c, the latter price for City.
TEASZrhe market IL sill very Gl and
isactory condition The sales bringing
trade almost stand One sale took place to-day and sew
oral for this and week Messrs
Draper & sold to-day by auction S3l half chests
Tecnka at 23d70c.; 6lj half chests choice
aSl OH 1897 half chests choice UncOlore
Japan 4ldG6c 81 half chests Congou at 43di4c sc half
chests UncOloresl Japan at 32di32c.
WHISKYrhe demand is moderate but prices steadily
held OF 200 bbs at 81 20d$l 81 closing the latter
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primo bapsers' sterling bills on

There was nothing new IN money, anu Gull IOanS
were made at 203 per cent. prime mercantile
paper selling at 4 TO per cent. The following is
the Clearinghouse statement: Currency exchanges
$40, 744, s34; currency balances, $4O40,4o4; gold
exchanges, $9170, sO7; gold balances, $9s7,S22.
Government bonds were strong, and the late nd.
vance is well sustained. The market is without any
new or noteworthy incident. We annex closing
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and stock do not now stand in the name OF the
owner, transfers be made at once
For proxies. apply to
ALEXANDER MITCHELL,
JOHN 4. WILLIAMS,
At the Metropolitan Nat. Bank.
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State bonds were dull, the only dealings being in
New-York State Bounty bonds registered at 1852;
North Carolina special tax, secOndclass at 4l2 and
Tennessee new series at 50l4. The bids are as fol-