, 1876-07-30

THE CALIFORNIA M1NISG~STOCk MARKET.
The Sen Francisco Ectain9 Post Of July rs re-
marks:
The mining sh ire ket had been subject to strong
TO- u: ate 1sris sioa nesi IN shich yclc
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sees S fsa Wa s r re NV f m te insiS Mth s15a a
ac,eoriient ii The market G.: scttf c:o1y Is 10
had h. gan. rLe lev VII. xcrr sarra oal tic wreck
Of tue a % wek ;xoE .: ctnss H. Tim tae o.so
I'D stao from anaer dung tic nrs d:eans collected
tie ca;'ersd rcnats ~ tas; Ivrt. - and sought 10
Tsc Lendon st n.arkc had aavcn cd t. 4a'i pence
Ss5 a M'a eFss s!: y s S:e s eP9
a..istng tEc Upward marS tIougm II hlr p:rcln s.
saasn md ne t ne ts s2fs xas ~
Lap In wht Il tu lid alort-se1srs,
~! ths brtshi ntpc' isl red wee doomed to be I'LL
NEW YORK NATIONAL BANKS RETIRING C1Rcu-
LAT1oN.
Ten Of the New York National Banks have sold
their United States bonds and retired their cfrcu-
lation. They are the Union, Park Chemical, Full
ton, City Of New York, Metropolitan, Republic,
First and Third Nationals. The movement is one
looking to economy, and as Strengthening the po-
sition OF the banks by reducing their liabilities.
sTRAWs ON RISING TIDE.
Several OF the manufacturers in Lancaster, O.,
driven with work, and the others expect in
creased business in the fall. The feeling. among
the farmers is good. over their bountiful harvest
Just secured
ing prices, and failures. and such like Disagree
bles that the johnson Gin.ham- Works, which
closed short time ago 80 suddenly, are to resume
Immediately.
The Boston Aarertiser Gays: s'Thc dry goods
jobbing- houses Of this city urv selling more goods
this year than they did last year. The retail
houses are doing their full amount OF business
Tue New York Tribune says: Business men
find encouragement in tho prospect OF q good fall
trade. The dry goods and commission houses re-
port early sales and u hopeful outlook. Low
frcights, it is thought, will bring greater custom.
TIE RECENT AucTsoN-sALE IN NEW YORK.
At the conclusion Of the late auction sale of fan
ncls ir lew York, the senior partner, Mr.. Byers,
of the firm OF Parker Wilder s. Co., on whose ac-
count the sale was held, made speech which
wound up with the hope that ssthe buyers would
make as 1nnch money as tho manufacturers had
lost" t.It is fact. " says the New York journal
Of Commerce. ''that though it was all excellent
sale, admirably conducted, and showing IN ad-
yancing tendency unmistakably, the prices were
NOT rcmunerative, and only Indirectly encouraging
as pointing to improved future prospects, not to
any very satisfactory realization Of present hopes.
The prices, in fuct, were considerably below those
at the first sale OF the kind last fall. There was
important issue involved, however, beyond the
mere transmitting hanne1s into dollars and cents.
The object vas to sustain the market, and giving
it better tone by forcing it on the perceptions Of
every one buying goods that the corner has been
turned at last that bottom prices were not touched
this week at all thnt painful but necessary opera
ton having been previously performed
GOLD AND GREEHBACKs.
Gold was Ill 7sG 112,,a in greenbacks.
Greenbacks wcrc 8o5s@80,1c OIL the dollar in
ro1l