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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06

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Stripped msrfsn ibre &sidsn rpse UNI
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ti Dia,rtfe Ng itiiae gbAssa tt ser 3ias Of Dam otns
0teta en-. 80 IN Dos o. a!emmenae. ie tntotdie 3dlmirtG
tar Grfa' taaa ans a,estr s'raas ans ~aistfawursea.
0aetrhun9,n ~srfrssene 8Rbe. Glide 9'fiiSr Snfetten,
adif 0.t.6er unb gu s~Haeunsen alter art.
&itet cndb ucr Sdlfd,uusen.
Wexn tane Sstiuno. Nib aud ssise 8atluna serlanat,
baS 1t ned nn,er Wptto. gGtr erndAtt9en unlue N3en.
ten Drusaif. u uuo ", citinhd bier Roeraa sas Sch aa.
rhd.uerfatten tpenn ,br Y DIT naesr ais ,tne polte SloIAs
s,brauGt babt mean ,br nit Ss6ea 80 .rtane ntat sufrit.
Den fnp. &c ne Wtsaia ssasSe le ~ tttral.rsu Hseis.
eup8eu a%naeorten.
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an u. euna!isrnus ssltten. une oa tt pSr etYva thar aDe.
den einen ansen0peltA itpe en- 4ntaa bate, 10 >l6 I'd
nt&t TN Staaps mar auiautspen. cssr m6 ~ bepeeea
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oa6 I'D f,rbsa maKt. DemsemdS .isS I'd teu @sltit@ n
b In. pel6er ~etenfaas iasre. it mdAs atrben; aesr da
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eIaabe. fe fSaue aaen belitn uno mttr, ois Ste bteSetbi
empfeAten babeu. Natunet vca Sbr
Hprenj 9 @rttuer. Glevehub Obte.
Oipbtbcria 9ebeilt.
Or. 0eipses. aeertkes fsrr.-unssfaSr Gnte SeY'eut.
Der log meme oanse 1Imtie an Dlrttperid ~tarniepe-.
Snsf1 ns{n ftetnFr Calm Hyi0t n mir Rpm TN ein, n Wrsi
ysf. wtldsr BIN etuos vtrurGuete. aber TT lit statse Btil
ktr fAuer uno na.b baar. 2aabr wurecu meiae dbri.
gen &tasfr Don or ndmiidea 8~riotsett E griffin Tub be
tanSen I'D fsbr i6leat. uno "a it bro dasn 8reune BON
Strtm Sine IS pGtn bo te. traGts I'D IS eenkIbes
tei. nrS % tas ue ale p3nsersar sebtiit, rsfar ta ftr
bhnftar Btu.
SO msdts former laasn. bas Id felt longer Belt an
Rheau,attsmus lit. peitr Id SIRE @ebtya sebraxAts
uns Re CAB mir tat nusenblidlt 0 4inoerIna.
Yatrtf 5arreL GleseianS Ohio
na- HiefeS 9nimtttl ipridx fir 10 Stlta. Wo4
0sps RS 3ia9 Of Pam far Inbv: aetbaa bat. pirb "a
tdr ea& tbaa. Naeutsalben BET @petseferu une 9lebVin'
~baas!ern ~ tssea sa ~ Gents xns 81 pee 3laiae.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

Of The moderate offerings by rean Crude 10 bulk quoted
a sAdsc do IN bb. a ~ az 'ge;i k,"' & ~ Ip aiac
at Philadelphia puoted st l@l4'sc sas ni 3'oo O1s
TIuoc .s 3nOO Il RelIci At ls Ic.. though the more
pRGvisijSs v,~ evcr apd job lots an oe[iye
business was noted future 'gcnr Nreia'.iy , o az
%iS - sis 20 al is;6 b,s Tor Jnr al siSasia -,
fhsl % z, 'S 9 "a AID oo6 bbl oI Anss At SJ 76 cong
at 19 10 at the ond "ll i9r June ~ IS 80 & bs a @
August Si9 co bid and $40 % asked ror September so 60
asked Beet was lower with slow trade taes 80 bes 1T
sll "a Pam Mes aLh Tor Extra do ana 80 'Gs; co. Ns,-
q Il" ss ~ a%a paaRed At sli Bff were Ul at
Cut Meats asan lower aud quiet saes, 100 lSeS.,
PickIrd % Bei ~ In S1S a. ~ o se a. TO- aye,ae wei@sts
PgKled Shoulders at 81. for CITY, and 90 Isns a' 80
easier s-le 200 loose shoulders &C. ard 800 o Hams
9i M d,s were Lower ~ us 9 nor wesiH ir~ "n
Cr o. private t.rs al - st ha w,S o'o 1{ 10 I"pg nm @
s, , S S5 in iCe a. aeeF H 3 @a Ps os terms & o DA2 0T af
Jny at S,' Ir s3ed Hess TsIr lower az 49, 'i
Cy ,a , q .nea much love- S"Rn 5t e%. GsE WITH
wGie rsdnrs we're buying with "a her more freedom sae
aad 30 es oh erae y ., ala 600 tes for aly a.
sil 29ati 10 co.ins l 60 ana 800 splenl,
"ea jSne. s. 20 bid and 81 10 assed orJuy 81 S9
Ssa @ i @ S es 81 ss 81 r g qs 3 and Sal . 70 % ASKED @ AID Tor
October 81 10 biz Sl2 ASKED IN nv steam sales soy
M $40 g. Gead = vas lower sSa in 'i Moderate
sales loo tcs iul the Continent private cns quoted
$il 0Sll s72. M,s IIia quoted at SO q. BHte1
lover m choice grades in Ldr request otner descrp
lions h-ld New state Creamery pals at 23OZ g.
Fair 10 ChC e.; State as 2Oa23c. lOr taT trIe;
- 02JC Tor ChoiCc at ZON2io. Far 10 Primes
l1c fer ChOco hatrAns. HDs, at je 2Jc ior Com
mon 10 Prime; 230-Jc ChO'e; State Nelsh
tubs at lOa-2c. lor Conmon To lrrn ana ~
&c iOT ChOce; Western tubs at li1lSc. Tor
Common to Prime; zoe. Tor Choice. Western nrsins
at ll0l1c. loT Far 10 Prime, lS@lgc. iT Ch0 ce,
aud Western Creamury 22D BE- Tor Fair TO Choice.
Cheese witont al change price, nd blsincss
only crate. New state Factory at Sd lcc. Tor
Fair to Good lOG 2c fo Good Faney, stale Dairy At
alo ard ekiumd d HafsSmuei At 81 9c.; Wcs'ern
Facry at 5allc ior irto Fancy, Eggs we're unsettled
IN prto. with arrivals si barge anj tc demand very s""
Long Island alG NrwJersey at l3a l4c tate aud Pe9n.
sylNania ~ l3s0I Mrncin at lO12o tlc later iof
Choce; Canada 1912 ~c- aud southern at l01llc.
~ IL va. du aud unchanged at5at'c Tor Domestic and
GD7 l.c iOf Forign.
5rEAHfNMuketd dull AT l3i4Gl3l2r for Prime 10 Choice
Western, al : l.O tCs. IN race tn pr vat" terms
SUGAli-Ee ned vas m moioIats aenanl and steady NJ
l0@a lO'sr I Powdered aud Cruscd lOHIO sciOF Oran
ated, l0',alc. ior Cut Loa, aud 0'lc Tor andar A.
law quiet bat steady 7o8H c for Far 10 Good
hcDnlug, Sc. for fiigc , -GJc. lOr Ccntfiiagll
TAILDW-Matk't l1, sales, 10000 ID Prime ~ oosc q ~
TEA GCutrAy the idktt Is dJi, but Nlitn fc "aysa
good business u Tea has dOue prices wOlk
WBlShl as adv csirr with sales Of 90 bulls at 81 IL L.
and 90 bb!s. at I'll ~ gallon
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

LrvRRroof, Nav 3i-3 p. m--sales Of Mdding Uplands
Coz Low Gi,ding clause August AMI so Cinber c'ey
si Cat dull al 45l; saort lib lun
Az Clear dlu 4gU Hanis-Lon2 Cut dah az
r5-ud,a Mess dall at yul, Prime Mess dl al Sh l&
Prime Western da ai 81. e?us Turpcnne steady aI%ih
brtadsJaiiis are ilru,
II,RRPOoI, hay 3l-j p. m-Sales Middling Uplands
Chtou Lpw Adlng clause, Jnue and July delivery at 3D.
sraay sales Of N,tlns Uplanas, Low mddins clause
September delivery az 6si do d. September and October
delivery, at Gisd.
LoNoN Nav 3l-1230 p m.-C1nsos 95'i for both money
an,l the account Erie halfway snare, Prettir@l, 10.
IoEnoN MAY q ! u.ConS0s 30 for both money ana
h H.
LOSDoX May 3l2 ?. n.-Consos 90 lie for both money
aud Paris ltycCs quote Eve Ter Cet lehteS
at / -. Sc. f1Ttle account -,
LoHpOS, ~ 1880 D. n.CnH6os S1'2 los uoib mOu'y
and The account PANS adyces quote Fyo Per Ceh' eh'eS
at l0Ji. - for the account ,,,. -.
LoNpoN, MAY 31-3 mThe amount oi DInon ,on gore @
into fhC # England balance to-day lllOo toh
sole o. 10 for Go money and ihe aeco nt ras %V''S
quote Five Per Cent Kcntes at lOi aJc Tor to ac."u
IoSnos Nay 3l-$0 consols % Slg tor iga S@'n pS &
aycs quote live Per Cent Eentes at lOiL fVe lO ue ~
count.
Iosuos May 9I--5 p. m.-Refped Petroleum, l0'rl-
ga Ion Spirits OF Iurpentne. 2l91 % v cwt
IOVrON, May 3l-Evcuiu g.-Cacnt1 Linst cd 80 Y cW'
PAgs Stay 3l-ExchanGe London, Zj "a zc ior short
FRisKFoRr Nay 3l.-Uuited states Bonds, New Fves'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
Northwest oousol Northwest Pref
WEDNESDAY, Nav SIP. ".

The exhibition of an unexpected vitality in the
stock market, accompanied by an almost unanimous
feeling favorable TO higher prices formed the prin-
cipa feature at the Stock Exchange. In the earlier
trading there was more less Of tmidity in the
expression of this feeling; but as the day
it became bold in s assertion, and at the close the
buying apparently general at the best prices of
the day, notwithstanding it was known that the
Erie Railroad was again at the front IN further
reduction of passenger fares. There seemed to be
particular assigned for this complete
change of front beyond the fact that tie larger
bears had very generally closed up their accounts
preparatory to Summer rest and recreation, which
in measure leaves the market under the control
Of certain parties who bear or bull it for
turn OF only two per cent. The st. Paul
stocks were leaders in the improve euent; the com
mon selling from 81 y One-ha1 per cent higher
than on NoDday-to 1885, and the preferred, after
opening up Ii per cent. at 66ls, sold at 67l. Lake
Shore opened at 52as and after selling at 527s back
again to 523s. aud went finally to 535s053l4. Mich
gan Central made clean jump of so per cent in
its Opening price Of 47047l4. afterward sold down
10 4Gl4 aud then improved to 471sl The Northwest
stocks neglected and only aie in the day
showed fractional Improvement over Mondays
prices Erie was firm at from l31s IN II 4is With
special feature Delaware. Lackawanua aud West
NA" eo IMPROVE ana clrsfn AZ ibO. " ME
New-Jeisey Central was weaker selling at S3lta
81 i2a S2i2. Western Union was only steady.
After opening firm at 670G7ls il remained
quiet through the whole day az GGS4067. In
Investments Morris and Easex sold af IO3: Pits
bnrgh AT 9212 and Illinois Central nj oslo. In the
miscellaneous shares Atlantic ard Pacific lelegrapb
sold at l5i2G l5i4. Producers Petroleum rising Ia
1873 The express stocks were stroug; Wells
Fargo, 80; American 90 and Uhited States Al Iole
7l%. he general market closed quiet but strong
al the best prices of the day with indications of
more activity Tomorrow The total business of the
day was small, aggregatiug only $4,000 shares run
ming largely To Lake Shore Pacific Mail and West
ern Union The advance ia prices at the close over
the hna quotations of Monday ranged ION ~ 60 3,
per cent, VIZ; Ohio and Mississippi and Rock Island
each q; Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph. Prodncers'
Petroleum, aud Western Union. each Is Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western and Nor West Common
aud Preferred each III Erie and Pacific Mail. each
"a ST. joe y; 81. Joe Preferred. Lake Shore
lis ST. Paul, -; do. Preferred lSs and Michigan
central. Ia per cent New jersey Central declined
s. and other stacks closed the same as Oh Monday
'ast' The following table shows the
RANGE oF THE MARKET
----Aosua. sales----- DiasinR Ylds share.
Adam. g, OPS. Hight Low't. FDIal Bid Ass'd sod
AT nj pr lOl 100
- Al IL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

WILMINGTON. Nav 80 Cotton nominal; Misdlns ilc 70
bales soek, I,cl bales. May 81 Cotton steady Midding
lie Low Niding l0te G1'd 40 or lnay DC "s' receipts
MPaSSis' May SG~t"tton quiet: Midllns los,alle
rsesp'; & Sass Sas Nav Mas da teS sSr Nil
q lng Ile reespt' u h;i eSss shipments 'O O''" Ni''
'V NoGsolk MAY So Coton steady Madlns, lie net re-
%ay 5cojISn nm ASKING higher MLias. lie net =:
cris 81 bales exports eoaNt~iSe &o' bales '"0S' O''
IS0IsvLLE MAY Cotton steady Mnilins IL tc. May
dAytsfoS May -Cotton qdet Middlng. II 'c.; Low
, ~ 80, bales sales As baLs stock, si67 halrs
MAY y 81 eI'ols O Goa af wise aGi bales scs 81 suck
,v,Sst. MAY so-Co,ton nominal Mddng. lc.; low
Middline I0iiac oioo ordinary, S9Ar. net Tecep's %
SISs n 1oon m"mint prices unchanged net RECEIPTS.
5J5 bales; rrs 3Oj nales exports. eoaswIse bO OaeS
%oa s May G@iiea g,',, and % hr% ,, OHsrnss int
receipts 81 bales sales l20 SarT NAY SiC"'"S nw fIg f
ms 1in n' 0G Good ornary S 10 bales sales
TosioS MAY 3o.-Cotton-Net receipts S5 bales gross
s5 stgs 19sl Sao' My Sl"i'"" oSd rn MnS.aSE s
Mdmg % l". N@e Sr.I tiG n. oS sIoce Isssi oass
CSct2Ri NAV 30 totton li'i MtLihns i tti Low
shom ~ bales salS II P1l'' %S sS1S& & IgEls S Hns,
Good or 1mrr &C. receipts. ii bales shipments 2l9 bales
'SIn naasSroS' MAJ orton quiet: m,,dns, :c Low
le; Ole al gIIs'i NSy S 6,oS ~ ri Mns e
srlalng lO1 dlO' ~ Coca oIdaarl lOc nel receipts o
fniiturtruA. May 30 -Coon-Nst rsreipts - bales :
Mame. io7c GOOD 0riusry. b',e.; uet rsee9ts, l7e
0ii s. IoGS May so coron dul; Mddns ll5c . Low
MblLinp, } C. Good Ordinary, "'Ic ree pts 70 Oatsi
b.lr- SHES 9J bale, STOCK. 'Jis bdles NAY
3i-tnnn UNCHANGED hlliug. u g. Low AidulhR IO,i
Geol oGin'r 81. Sc. ilS Hc ny II bal P''
BALuMugf, Nay 80. Coron dan, NHiine, u % 10"
lOt9d lO-t., Good Ordinary, 9La9'ci tloSs -
M. a. Lalrs exports Coistw So 90 tales safes 20
bai.. stpnrrs bales STOCK, i,IAl bal.s hal 3lCl
t,u prai NJ Gdilr 0 Lyc; Low hhllinr, ni GouA
Ordinary gI.c. exports cas% ~ 20 ba'es s''' U Oa'eS
stinusis - b.ios stOek, f.lta hai.-. ,,.,,. 49,,
'NEwOsLEAas. Nay 3n-CutHn steady h,snIne ~ a., "a
NfItug lu1-r. Good OIu1ty Oic. net frcCInlN y7-
-t,.s,. "a tIauCe 10 tie
C1u inrn' p6J tale sales 80 bales stock 2I ~ 0als
Ma. .t -toou strong; Miidiur, ii &c, Low hli"ing'
inHsr Gnud Dniiulry, 5Ic tt receipt ,o nhts Fi,S
Great Bri am % hsrs cst" ls"'
. 90 LaLs "a Is 8. 100 bales sO-k, l-2,3po baA
Gnrut M,y % 'ady. hiiliins, lo4e lei Low
Niidng o aiOc. Gwsi ordinary. S9c net geceips. l&e
inI tSr.s cuastw sr 2SO 1al Sa,s 100 haits Stock
l76tl batcs. Nav 3l.-CntOD hims Aidtlng ll"i &c
low Hi- i-dlmr lOd i0'sc, GOod Orinar, 10 9c, nrt 60
~ bals exports 10 The onuh"nt
U0 hars coastw se pa bales; sales, 300 bales sIoeA
ln,36i bales
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

The money market continues very quiet and easy.
with 2lg03 per ceut ~ The ruling rates on CALL the
discount market being slow at rates last quoted.
The United States Treasurer to-day received $3.50,
900 National bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts at Washington to-day were 100000.
Ihe internal Revenue receipts footed up 100000.
The following is the Clearing statement Cur
rency exchanges, $Gs l99.SO3 currency balances
49, 1922 gold exchanges. S4,l44, 2O3; gold bal
ances, $5lI.s5S
United States securities in better inquiry and
prices Grlncr. tO,nd lot of 100000 Coupon
1863 fetched 1919 Registered New Five being
ll7la. Registered Sixes Of 1851 selling at l22ls,
and Registered 5-2Os of Old 1863 at ll5. The clos
id
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASIES-There only small aud irregular dtlnanu an
late feures The at 5e for Pots and 0c icy Fs
COFFEl-ko GuD aId entirely hpuinn =.
l6SiSo. gold Ordinary 10 Prime oafgV's nid IaS4yh
for iOJung ois Mld Coffee merely NOMINAL III ulo
ascrce II transactions MaTaCaibD Is 2G oi2c: JAVA
OG23c., culi
COTTON There very firm market on tho spot, ana
quotations ad, ahced aeci greater aNanoe lndh
asked ire extreme Hftcss ot h"inele
acted rs cheek on trade and slrs small gold was
exchange dull and ia we're no Transactions
peaceful aspect Of European I".iicr idu
however very rcnghen,ug erect and was tr man iS %
O The fin ness TODAY the sIlrs 5l7 0alts o Nl, 81
Monday cvrinp including 257 for t0 and 20 nI
speculation 500 ba delivered on contract ,ho
re M al the 10 RS jS7 bales against 3,f3J iiH Gay
las, wecl 2JJ UGcs his day lat year The following
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON NAV 3lThe demand for California Wool continues
othsl kinds 'h re 10 uioNNia :" ~ ."
Can nrIl, and Pallet Moals IN fact Tie "hh Au"s
vii market well spph, aud he a. maui 70 "a a'.S, @
Tor FerCrs very niue ibiult,' ut t
t,sIns 1i an, desiraDlr IL quite r"ncci sI ol "
AID Micasau Ftrcrs. 3iA3jc. california ~pii"g ",
ith spur chOcr ad ano, lots Naue @ M mi
r'i.,n Suu,r 42a45e Ii Cnnbins No1s lhti' ha o,e,
yrIy ntlp done. Somr Ne" htuti0AS mas w" '' ~
holders are not ohtung at present
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
financial.
NJ If FJRST MORTGAGE BOND

A MEETING Of FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
n HOLDERS of Du1CHE All @ COL MbtA H. Line y, 20
I M n,ld AT United sta4s Hotel, New Ohigh y, :. 1un'
nstt ii A. NJ tn @ct 90 ~ Regard J" ''susls az "
st, Ian OLIVEtM. BA isN ts lol Con-. ~ hOHoNo,"ls
Alex. FRO rH NGHAM & Co.. Bankers ana
y 11'y,rs "a TOT chs oulcls dtslltlS
tNNt NS oi Iarge OF small amounts h 81 sCks OF a
ituaI, haIluI.r WHICH rqasiiY l"l lo" i've y" '"sS
t,n,,s Ife amount Invested evelt tllil ueYS - ,..
REIiABIE STOCK PRINiLFGEs ne2ouated AZ 'No,b
M rts stacks ght aud carried long as desired on 10
& ~ Three 10 i've DIR Circulars and weekly reports
esn
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErnnrFAN MANKETN.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 3l-I230 .. n.-ColiOn is firm Mlddhna
Umauds Jsts MnalLy Cr als. B'sa SAILS, iUuOu va %
iciuaIg 2,U Speculation and eSport rscsllS ",oo
b,i, = which 1OJ bales Auortan lhtuI's l'"t
anu steady salrs hhilng plandS La" AimhhR eas,
Iunc usveTy, Jaiss disi, rllEs ol li' 'ne
nj 81. I'D saies Mialbg uIlads. Low Mi'ins CLAUSE
AuEiui delivery, dtb't6L
Ii,ElroUI MAY sl-l 4. m-Salcs Of Mmulng tplai"s
Gallon 1 oW Mddhng clause, june and July drlN.iyi AZ
Lsi.d Land b1N ior American. Bacon, AZ y t"@
iiytKf o. Nav 3i2,3O r. mof tho sales of Cotton To-
dny T. 800 baeH Americah
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
COFFEE MARK ETS.

RIO JavEIRo May 3i-Coaec market quiet prices main
tanned cuange; Good Firs 5.SU0O5.0J0 res 10 kios
Exchange on London, % ..--,
sAyTos, April 30-COdte market quct; prices maintained
cHagge; superior santos, J3OGJ,41O res v ~ AAos
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

Good OrhlnArv

Coed Ordinary .....-.- "a. H1i,t ,,"n ii 1.
kOr delivery Eroc- were at oue time 'Gc his' p
beioIs thc close isc lost Sales no Gay ait'i
p m: iune 300 i2c. Jny, 300 l2aso: Loo l2s An'
eus SOO l9,c.. 2S0J lI'asC. l,o u, J. &C ! Se
80 I2s &c 100 4r.: 400 l27sac; october, 100 C.
Nogembtr 900 II Ts DecHn'ci 90 @szr; aoo iia'.'
700 40 Fine JanaTy, 200 i2c.. "ta, ., 80 bs
r.fst ca-Iuue, 400. ~ is;c 400. 2'lec, y is' 100
lgrs.c II. July 800 IL iSaec Aug NJ, wv ~
Srptmber 200 l27c NovsmDgr 200 ~ re D'rnpr'
400 I95rc: JANUARY 100 II rot. Maici lOA iZ-.c.i
Ioal . 509 balgs Src6na ci.-JGiy 100 IL Ss' August
Goo i2 iSc; ScpiembeT lpo~ i1e Oe'ocer o 1i.i
NnI.l,r hOn IL l.c; December, 20 roc; totil wv
bales Th.rd ca.-No transactons sales '"d3y 10 ZP.
rIu,r lao IL sac: July, o, lzdc.i yuo, - I.9-ci
zoo l2Asc; 100 l2iesqc.i ~ O. 'ie' 80 ~ 'ls5'
n0 IL 10 100 II 10 lUO, l2ic 400 = .sgc; %
,Ss go I'D, ID 10 C. AuSst 100 I2So 600 IL 7iec. 100.
IL S-oc 900 fiqc; 1000 Y 7sso. 2,ioo. lz9e 20,
i2 i7s.e; 100 l2la,c 600, i27gi lQoo l2es; go, GO,
.2I5,.r. 900 u f,C. l5O0 u ls4gc S"P'cnhr 2oo
i2lc 4O6 ~ &C 700 II as-e. - o. ~ 'a4o zOJ 2hci
100 ~ ac 100 II SEQ OCTOBER 2u" 10 90 - ,
~ Sec go s.. 400 ~ sc. 800. ts' 200 IL a.
Dccsinbei. iO0. II g. 500 l2rc 100 l29lsci iuo
2 iec. January, 100 l2t sc roo feUru,ry zoo,
sc; ma CD 100 2sl.C. loo, l-'isc to,a, 3i %
baies grant total a. 800 haics
Al Tie ose the market was barely STEADY. Tho following
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

In State bonds the Tonnessees are firm, new bonds
and new series selling at 43l2; HewYork STATE
bonds fetched lO5l4. In city bank stocks Central
National e. II sold at 1Oll2; German American t40l
al 20 aud Bank al Republic tlGl AZ rs. There
a well distributed business ia railway mortgages.
hut the demand was not for large lots though prices
were on the whole firm. Central Pacific firstS were,
however, down to l0S U0lon Firsta selling at
lO1l. Sinking Fund at s99s@S9; North Western
gold consols at 93as and Rock Island 7s at llOI.
Messrs Chase q Atkins advertise Z" pay the
interest coupons on Lake Shore Second Mortgage
bonds and the jamestown and Franklin Railroad
Compauy's Second Mortgage bonds, due jane l.
The following securities were sold AT auction to-
day at the Exchange salesronu:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
EAEcuTNR OFFicR
TRNAs AND PACIFIC kNiLguAp Con- AsY
10 l-rtt
Gauiuss Banks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Stl-ave., cor.
~ i4ust per csut mt.res pad from the each
r, a. As.et- s34S87Sl 90 surplus, $iu- ~ 40 HIca
XpD iI AZ a. Prest; c. W. BklNCkERHoFF, secy.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
THE MONEY MARKET.
r,c,.r REPoRT N r. s7"cS sxoHAN6E 81 LES
NAY 81. ls'6.
N y-sAtrs BEFORE rnr carI-
oovsnSMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - IVA
IYD lilo O'CLOCR A. NJ.

an ~. is
o S IS, 1881. KcgistefeI ,z,,
500 'n ....'..'''''hc' ,,5i,
J,UO9...........'.'o' O. - .
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
1olo o,clncR-sALns pMFoRv rIIE cAII.


SECOND BOkRD-l O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
sa,s Of State Bonds- Raiirodf Bohfs- Bank ana Rait
road Shgres-- ErsreSs Sf0ckts- &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
uollNe r1nLApErPnIA srocK QuOrArIoNs.

LeIlah Valey.... 5G2s i67s Lehigh Nav GLOa 4Vi'S
This being Derby Day, the London Stock En-
change is reported as pretty much neglected, and
the British Consols little lower than yesterday,
though United States securities rule quiet and
steady. and Erie at 2li. The sum OF fl4,OOo bull
lion went into the bank on balance to-day. There
was no onotation for money. In Frankfort United
States New Fives were quoted at 10I7s In Par1s
French Rentes opened at an advance to lco.Io'
Int we're weak at the close and down to lOl.7O.
Exchange on London quoted at 25.2il2 The
foreign exchange market here was duh and lower,
the leading drawers having reduced rates to ~ ~
lS4 80 for long aud short bills, with selling rates
at 81 s7120Sf s72i, and 81 S9l2G$i s9Si respect
lively. The specie export to-day was S3ooooo' Inc
gold market opened weak at 1928 on the change III
the foreign outlook and quickly advanced to
1928 falling of again To Il22 the reduction III
Sterling, and ruling at 112l2 later, loans costing
flat and for carrying 1, 2, and per cent The As
sistalt Treasurer to-day paid out 1000 in coin
interest on the public debt and $4,000 in redemp
tion of called FiveTwenties. The days business at
ti,e Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared
800 996 600; gold balances, 81 ,253.657 currency
balances, $l,30j,344. The principal gold quota
tons were:
9SSoM22 o J:So1SS 99 9iill22s 2SS Soii2 lie;
ii.UO....l 21 1890 ...ll29 200 ....ll2Ss
The days business at the United States Sdb-Treas-
ury comprlsed:
S GSG sssS ssSi1 5sS as GaF GsF%Sq'
Gold balance % Z " cuS'o"'....''' ''''Ooo w
Cur receipts. seI''f %
The receipts and disbursements at the Office Of the
Assistant Treasurer for the month of May were
follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

The receipts and disbursements at the Office Of the
Assistant Treasurer for the month Of May were
as follows:
a-t q
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
THE MARKETS.
fCaIotuIIy reportod tor rHs raiuJSR.I
NarLh IN :. Le-.ti-

wEoSEspAT. NY 81. 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-17

NEw YoRK, May IA cable
special says that ON Thursday agrand
reception was held at the Prussian
Embassy, the entire diplomatic corps
being present. ON the presentation of
wickham Hoffman, the American
charge d'affairs. to the Empress. Her
Majesty expressed qualification in
being able for the first time to per-
soually express her thanks TO the
members Of the legation, which dur
ing the Franco German struggle were
So good and paiasnking. Her Ma
iesty also requested Hoffman to con-
vey her thanks 10 Minister wash
hurne, and spoke kindly of Bancroft
Davis, the American Minister at Bcr-
lin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-17

BIZ a dispatch from indianapolis,
published elsewhere, We learn that
the National independent Conven-
tion-a big name. whatever sort o.: a
convocation i, may mean--is favorG-
BILE 70 the nomination OF Butler,
Booth or Davis for the Presidency.
4 singular association, Butter with
such men as Booth and Judge Davis.
There is nice ALTERATION in Booth
and Batter, and the names thus COM
bined could he easily remembered
and pronounced during campaign ;
but tina; Is al there is nice about ii.
What big southern vote Butter
would poll, and how correctly he
would represent that political reform
for which the country so loudly
cries By all means let this coayen-
ton of incorruptibies who abhor pol
itical hacks nominate Mr. Butler, and
then the public will feel secure.