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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-05
COTTON MARKETS.

SAVANNAH June 3-COtton dan. Middling, llc Low Mid
ding lOitec Good Ordinary, SJp.; net receipts, 49,
gross 200 bales sal 1872 bales stock 1876 bales.
MENfHs June 3-COtton stealy Middlug lie. receipts,
bales: shpmcus lt1 bales; sales 800 Oales STOCK.
3l.2OG bales
ClNCi(NNI June 3-Cotton steady Middlng. lei Low
Kidding lO4c; Good ordinary 9c receipts, II bales
shDmcuts. bales; sales, "a bales spinhers 700 bales
AyEsfuS June 3-Cotton quiet; Mildlng, IL 'ic. Low
MIidlng lO7c Good Ordinary, 9S'.; net rcccips, 100
bales gross 3l bales exports coaswse lOo3 bales sales
90 bales; stock, 1876 bales. . ,.-,.
Low Mtdnng lose; Good Ordinary 9@o 9'sc.; gross
CENTS 3 exports, cOastW - bales; sales, 20
bales; sunners GO bales stock, 4,3 X bales 80
NEW.OIEANs. June 3.-COtt0n quiet. hGdng ii sc. Low
gross, ~I5 bales; exports 20 Great ButaIn 7tOl
Oales; sales l.OO) bales stock 3 30 bales.
WINnNGruS. June 3.-COjt0n unchanged Mlddling lie.
Low Mid,ing lOic.; Good Ordinary, 1e' stock. lO q
Boston June Section quiet Middlng. l2lc.; Mid.
ding ~ de-. Good Ordinary, lO-. net receipts Ia bales
gross, 800 bales exports TO Great Britain 100 bales stoeK
1881 Oaes.
NORFOLK 3-Cotton steady Middlmg, II tic.; net
receipts, 2i3 bales exports ooswse 907 bales sales 40
bales, stnck j1>S bales.
fHI. ApRLrIlA June 3-Cotton DIN Mddling, l2c.. Low
Mdilug lie; Good Ordlnary loo. net receipts 81
bal grisS. ~ bales.
NOZZLE June 3.-Cotton quiet aud firm; Mmdug lie:
Low MLhlng Zoe. GOOD Ordinary, Sa9c: net recepts,
ID bales; sales, 800 bales stock 1928 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 3.-Co,ton let: Mddng, llc.j Low Md.
ding lOc Good Obituary, 2ei receipts 20 bAes sales,
~ bales.
LOUISVILLE. June 3.-Cotton qui MIiling llalllic
- LOuE, June 3.-Cpn higher; Milliug, II ~. Low
Mlddlng &C Good ordinary, DC. receipts, IA bales;
shipments. 231 bales. sls, bales. stock, GG59 bales
CHARLESTON, ia e3.-COuon quiet Mdting i3c. Low
bl Exports coastwse lib bales sales 80 bales; stock
1913 bales.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

ITygnPooG. June 3-l230 p m.-Cotton Is steady Md
dI g Uuianls Gd. Miilng Orleans, 63lSt; sies, fpOD
bas Including 1910 for speculation and export receipts
$500 bales with 1910 were American Futures hAn ana
la dearrr adding Uplans Low MiGdng clause,
June delivery. 52sd also sales Of the same az 5l,G
LIygllOO.. June 81 p. m.-Sales ~ Miidlng pianos
Cotton regular June ami jay deit cry, at is
Mldni ng Upland ding clause July and August DE
Hvcry al Cd do do, September and October delivery, at
Gaof sales tOday 1900 bales were AmeriCaD C0rh
265d2 n ~ quarter for New Mixed western.
il gRpu or, June 3-3 m.COttonFutufes urn, payers
offering ned. higher the day sales OF Mddns p
iand low Mddng clause, September and october delivery,
at 6'isi. -.
LoSON June BIN the Mncing lane markets there has
e this week, excepting rather lnpr We
demand which CIlehy restricted 10 west
In1n edners taken increased supplies frun the r.
arrivals current rates and further h0alng cafes
ave old Tor the United Kingdom. At the Coffee sales
plantation Ceyon and East indian sold steadily the hiter
si0ualy rather prices To-day there Las been
steady inu ~ Of Che ordinary qualities remain Cu
with transactions OF fair extent Tea
the sales oi CongOu at auction ayorng buyers
LONDON. June 3-l2:3O p. m.-Unitcd states bonds New
Fiyes log. Erie Hallway -!arts 1873; DO Preferred, ~
LONDON, June "a In.-U :. bonds, Ten toiLcs, lOI.
Rail shares i2 Paris a1vCcs qIOe nyo per cent
Rsntcs az l0if. 90 70. Tor the account.
LONDJs, June . mrne amount OF bullion gone INTO
Of england balance today il 410U0D. Renned
Petroleum, 10, al Id. y gallon.
JoNuON 81 % \. n.-Paris adyices quote 1--WE per
Reutesat ~. zoe. for the account
LONDON, June 3-tyenhg.-lil5ced OIl, 23G-33 ~ cWt.
PAls June 3EXCha London. 2jf. 70 lor snort
SIGHT
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LONDON MARKET REPORTS.

LOYDON, June 3.-BuSincss OH the Stock Ex-
change during the past week Ia been hteoFcd win by
tie fortnigitly settlement aud the EPSON races, but
some securities have shown considc rab'e fluctuations
arislug rom various causes Tic dcthrpnfment of
the sutan. Ardul-Azil followed 10y an important
advance in Turkish hut they did not cose at
their best point the week. though showing rise ~
from 2ai 20 . per cent BrIziaus aud BucnOs rec
have Gained ! TO 2i2 Egyptians have been Hat at
a decline Of 4. Argcnn,s are 4 Ia il2 lower.
ENGLISH Governments show increased dizziness, and
English railway shares quiet. American Sc
curitirs are hrmcr Business to-day was very re-
striced owing to the approaching whi,suntdc holiday
but thr tone Of the market on the w.Olc was firm.
English ds steady, and railway shares tending
In an upward direction. Foreign securities, excepting
Bucnus hyrcs and Spanish, were steady.
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WOOL. MARKET.

June 3.-Thcre has been more actiNe demand
FOR Wool duung the past week, bur sizes arc combined al
exclusively TO Nen Sprns Callurhla phS ere al-
Fleece wool II sildN auu uOt
sir. L., but supply uly equal tue deumdi ONO
90 33c. Choice w ONO ana Penn
sylyana tO0I2 MIom- aud MlscOnsn tanhpt be
lnd lines Ol Medium Go. al 80 0JtC.
Spring been arriving quite freely and
holders have bcn free sellers The transactions Of
the week comprised l,Oo9,J0O b., az from d2Sc.
for Inferior TO CIOce The pril opal transactlo
sun range 2OU2J one e. .ylce lot Ol 10000 10
OF 2Sc, Several other
choice az c Is about lie price
This h lar est business In Ca Wool
several months. CuubinE and Deiaiue neglected good
lines Domestic tunuug cannot be quoted a.
DeaIue be quoted over SJdl e.. Unwashcd
chant9blr, 2O2 2Sc. SECURED 4201Uc Pulled Woods
dull ana have been u limited demand with large stock
the ma sc Choire Maine Suplrs have been soi nj
do Eastern Surrs 43GtJ but the principal sales Supers
and have beea In Tie range OF 80 SIC.
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Total. .....................39,9Sj

A290J
The inspeeuon foe May 1876 was 26l6 cars, against
5O74 Tor the same month ia 1870
Lake Shore as usual has been tho most active as
to amount of transactions, but in fluctuations mas
been about the steadest after having sold at 0l's
and 81 during the week, it closes at 52's, gam OF
10 per cent with the short interest so reduced that
the stock loans in the market at fully per cent for
CARRYING. while money may be borrowed at about
2lo per cent There is quite desire to buil this
stock among the smaller operators, who prate much
OF the Company's Local" and way" business
without taking into account that Erie, Cleveland
Dmkirk. Sandusky, Toledo, and Detroit, are as
competitive points to and from the seaDoard
as is Chicago, and that that business, al
though sway" to the Lake Shore Com
pany.n is done at rates prOportionate with
its through business, to wit-Chicago and Buffalo.
Fer instance passenger travelling between New
York and Cleveland by the Central and Hudson and
Lake Shore Roads is only way passenger on the
latter road, but he pays only about the same rate
per mile as if he went through to Chicago the same
is true of freight The coal stocks show an advance
for Delaware and Hudson of 38i; Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western 25s and New-Jersey Central Is,
after closing at reaction from best prices This was
pardy if not wholly, due to closing. up by
"shorts," on account of the announcement that
mining operations were to be partially or
suspension of business should have so influenced
the market it is difficult to understand. Pacific
Mail sold up to Is the day of its annual election,
but has since been dull at prices between 26l2 aud
27l2. The new board has held several meetings,
bat what course it has decided upon, if any, to
relieve the company Of it's embarrassments, has not
been made public. 1t will be well to bear III mind
that whatever it may be, the debt will only be
changed and payment postponed, not paid. In the
mean time the stock is 50 plenty in Wall-st that
per cent is paid to have it carried when the
full market value is advanced Western
Union was active and strong, showing a
gain of 2ss upon the reported prospect
of quarterly" dividend of 1l2 per cent in July
(the first one since january and renewal of the
glowing Quarterly" statements of former times
The remainder of the speculative list requires no
special comment, its movements having been simply
sympathetic with those already described, though
In express shares there has been more activity and
greater strength in United states and Wels-targo
the former having advanced from 20 to IDS, and
the latter from 1913 to 90l2-both closing strong
The business of the week was very light aggregat-
ing only ass, 900 shares The following table shows
the
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BANKING AND FINANCI1L.

THE ATIANTIC AND PACIFIC AID FRANKLIN TEL
GRAPH COMPANIES have applied for Office room III the
various hotels at Long Branch AMI Saratoga Ia en-
able them to share Of public ~ ironagc, and
TO their many friends who are likely TO VISIT
those rts during he season OF 1876. Through
offers Of siYc rental in cases. and threats in
Others that il would abandon its hotel Office except
upon condition Of exclusive priv. gee the Western
Union Company has secured exclusive occupancy 81
most of the principal hotels. I'm order 10 obtain a
share Of public business at these points, the Atlantic
and Paritc and Franklin Telegraph Companies
following reductions of rate in addition to those
hgr,i ofOrc made:
Between Saratoga and New York. Albany and Troy, 20
Between Long Branch and Philadelphia aud Newyork 20
cents.
both Saratoga and Long Branch aud NIL points east
q a nclndiLg Hu lilO aud Pittsb1rgii, 20 cent?
SartO and Long branch dnd points vest ~ But
fGoand Pittsburgh 10 and including Chicago. Milwaukee, aud
ST. Loans, 90 cents
In addition 10 the above reductions during the
Convention week, the rate from Cincinnati to all
points east OF the Missouri River will be - cents
1HOS. L. ECREHG, President.
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TOials-..-...-.....-. .,.,...sO, i'',OOO
Receini. to-day. 81. 2Hr,2l7.


Treasury shipments for the week ending to-day
were: Legal tenders, $SS3,971 10; silver, $l2,
31G ca. The total gold coinage for the month OF
Nav as appears from the reports received to-day by
Dr. Linderman, the Director Of the MINT was $i3,-
176 1G0 trade dollar coinage. $3lS.100; subsidiary
silver coinage 81, 100, 1O5; minor coinage, Tl2,-
AS; total number of pieces struck, S10,2lj,GA;
total value of the coinage, HJ,69G,Si0. This Is re-
garded as very large coinage The minis will close
for the annual settlement about the 18th instant,
which, 1t is expected will occupy about two weeks.
After the resumption of operations subsidiary coin
age it is probable, Will be at the rate of 3,ODO,OoO
per month. Of the amounts during May, 5.7j7.1lS
pieces, representing II ,301 $50, were coined at
Philadelphia; 2GGi. 900 pieces, representing S3'-
10000 at San Francisco, and 1,707ll5 pieces,
representing 1851 100, at Carson.
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as
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,;o,y ~ the comnarison of the earnings for

In view OF the comparison of the earnings i''
three years as published below, comparison
of the market values of the stocks at the same 'ie
NAV be of interest On June 3, 1874 wneh INC
Company was making weekly reports OF It's earn
ines. the Common stock was selling at 81 i4@oNoe,
and the Preferred at 52l@52s1, ex-dlVldeho oi
per cent in bonds. At the same time III 800 VIII
the COMPANY was making reports, the prices were
a903aIa and 549ta55 respectively, and to-day the
Cannon sold at 39140404, and the Preferred ao
6o10695s ex-bond dividend of II per cent. Inc
Northwest stocks, in sympathy with the movement
Ia the St. Pauls, gained % per cent on the Common
and 15s on the Preferred Whether or no 1t Is true
that the ST. Paul road is carrying much larger
Quantity of gram than usual it does not appear 10
be the case with the wheat roads to Chicago as Is
shown by the following from The Chicago Ir'1@ae!
The number af cars OF wheat ARRIVING at Chicago m
spected for the year. from Sept 1870 to May 1870
aud Tor the corresponding time in lo74o' were as Io
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Total
.Exnterest per cent 4ia sci 80 ss7s
80 days
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
ONLY aggregated $4,000 shares, of which $4,000
were in Western Union, 1900 in Lake Shore, and
10000 in st. Paul Common. Western Union opened
at 6Sla and after decline to 6Sli sold up 10 90 g,
finally reactiug at the close TO the lowest price of
the day. The dealings presented no special feature
beyond large trading interest and Willingness to
nut out GO-day sellers options at y per cent below
the regular price, the cash stock seemingly being
bought against the "seller 60" whenever 1t
was taken. Lake Shore sold from 52alG
52L20J3l40j27s st. Paul Common was taken
hold of and made active between 30lp@
4Oll aud 40, apparently for the purpose OF
helping the market for the Preferred, but seemingly
without much success, as only 5000 of the latter
were bought aud sold from 6Ji2069'S to 69ll DBL,
Lack and Western made sudden dash FROM 1918
10 IO9 but as quickly returned to loo, and dill not
seem strong al the close. In New-Jersey Central
there was bu ness save sales OF lG0 shares with
quotations noInnally p per cent higher. Michigan
Central Oh small transact Ons from 4GSs TO 474
closed with gam OF e per cent The Hannibal and
St. Joseph stocks were higher AT - for the Common
and % for the Preferred. Ohio and Mississippi was
steady at 17isGl7, and Ere at 1i40llls. Pacific
Mail simply continued to eat its own trunk"
By the payment of commissions 200 shares sup
posed 10 have been bought aud sold at ~ and 27l2
OF New-York Central 600 shares changed hands at
the fixed" price of 10. The stock in few in
stances to-day again loaned at lGi for USE but gen
orally the loans were " Hat" OF investments, Ilar
lem sold at i3S and Pittsburgh at J2l2. The mis-,
celaneOus shares were leaturcless but express
stocks active; Wells-FAgo mp to sole, with "a
bid at the close, and American at 3d. United States
advancing to 74ls The general market left Oft dull
"A.
OF the day. The following table shows the
RANBE OF TIE MARKET,
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THE MARK ELS.
fCactuv reportot Tor rnG ruaJNsI
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REpORr.

NAil kbAl. Jtut :, 1876.
ASHES Nothing besides small trade J., g0ug De-
Poa byic Iear,. stock 81 Ashes ~ lie ciion
wlru First Pots. 800 bul- second SORT Pots SO
bus Third iO - b1l5, con ielAc II bJls To a.
lG-7 bhis First lFat bhls. u SORT Pearls,
J oils rhri Pearls Dbl; total - DDls. Grand total
l,llG d. l.
CJFtIE-Elo Coffee quiet NJ the old prices Of lja &C..
god iur ordinary o. Prime cIrspes ana l'"l.r, g Tor
silu- 81 1900 bass IU J0hn and l,If1
Da-s IwOou private ttIIu- Mid grades
dul ami cuui " nominal.
tUTTDN-IUc u1rsttOn TIE OF was itc. higher. with r.
yr bsk demand for export futurc were tigIer 10 Liver
IOI this c ped TIC m tr.e her. HE close
Wa Qudc Thtre were sics OI i,jjS 0Airs oi which
H. blrs st evening, ucIi ~ 3JJ iOr export, and ljS
fnr consumption There 400 bJlth delivered
tract. The following arc the rcyired quotations;
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follows (:

The improved demand for money noted earlier III
the week seems to have entirely disappeared, aud to-
day balances freely offered at 2l203 per cent on
call while IN discounts best grades found sale at 4l2
per cent and upward. There is no change in the rate
of time loans. The following is the Clearing
statement to-day: Currency carances, $j7 j69 2O9;
currency balances, S2,72735S gold clearances,
S2s14. 81; gold balances, S552 2S7: AMI the fol-
lowing were the clearances at the NewiOrk Clear
ing-hGuse for the week and the resulting balances:
Currency clearanccs, 1886, 190931 currency bal
ances, $16,37l 1856; gold clearances, $2JGG6,3G3
gold balances 3,9G290i. The bank statement for
the week was favorable, showing a heavy in
crease in deposits and legal tenders, Indicative
of tine currency movement in this direction, ard
foreshadowing continued ease in money. The loans
were slightly reduced, but other changes NOM
iaal The movement Of the week evcntuatcd III
net gain To the banks of S2.04l 92j, and they now
hold IN lawful money in excess of the % per cent
required by law S16,4jG1J0 against 81, i,22j.
The following table shows the condition of the New
York Civ hanks at the dates underneath toned
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financial.

~ AS and City II. X. Stocks, Bonds, Scrip, &C.,
~ bought and sold r. +. HEWITT. broidst, Room IL.
A GAS STOCKS.
"a NETWORK, MErROPOLIrAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
all kinds Brooklyn NewYors Securities dealt
Ill ny GEO IA. PRENrlSS.
Room 20, 80 Broad ST., N. Y.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June 3ChrlR Receipts. 1900 head shipments
1000 head market weak and downward tendency, comD0n
aud butchers stock - So Si 50 good prime shipping
steers, Il ~ 70; best, Si0rJ >.
llo1s-ltec lpis 80 leai shipments 30 ~ head mar
ke rather quiet weak, and asy ng Stat6 10: heavy To
plcSrr-, - JOuSj o. sih ne, SGGt6 % ,-..,-
SnERr-iccepts 700 hob common To medium, S3dS4 20
best. ~ 75Gsj 5J. go
GNUIANAroLs, jane 3-lIoGs unchanged receipts. 1850
hem
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Prime WrsterD. - 90 Al. ~. q, ,,o.o N IA
TAIIOW- Market FIRM sales 5000 10 at 89@8'sc y ID
for Prime with city ri isc. go -. a., M
and sellers at 81 IL y gallon r. o. Boyd & Co.. In their err
sr II Tins date rnars thought that the serious
falling revenHe from dist let spirits Tor the prsse.
fiscal wear under the 01c will md Congress 10 ieduce
hence the tIae are not sposii % Dl o4
cep immediate wants Alcohol tax PAID mas Deen ~ pc
ter suppy and rather sell at Hghw1e prices Aeo
ho for export entirely nominal held at 44ttc gallon
with 30 to BE the Mediterranean. Receipts o. ils
WHAT'S aud - OhOl for th3 week. - bbls sales Oh As
ynes and Alcohol for the week loo bDls.
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100 ,es,c, loo. rsn,.c: 1900, $780, 600, 1sn;qc
loo i25lsc 10. i2sse 100. 2Ac 500. l2,Ssc LOO
~ iac September i0i ~ Ssac. 1000, 12SIscS ~ lZh
100 Sac October loo 2ci Soyemb-r. 20 Ii iSlsc 400
ii ala c.; Deeemb r. 10 l2ei 80 II s92c 400 ~ 10
bales; grand total ~, 900 bales. -. -.
the close the marSet was steady Inc iolo"iDS "e'
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damaged Curacao In Deer Skins there has been
IS activity yet changes have taken place receipts Pas
weeK l3i 6lies Para 81 bales Aspinwal ~ bales vera
Gu naes NewOrlens; sales time 5000 ID Mexican
anu OOO n, MataulOr0s. We
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Banking Gonscs ano Bankers

KOUV7,ZE BRO1UERS, bankers,
y HuU ST., Nelo Tori, draao Bus
on ERglaad, France and Germany;
iSSUs Letters Of credit available
Throughout tile United States and
Eur0pe, amt make transfers Of money
6y telegraph and cable. Investment
orders G. .ecuted in tie ETchaRgcs Of
Neao York, PhiLadelphia, Boston and
San francisco.
AporOged Securities for sale.
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JAMES G.. REID,

BtAKE; AND Il. OkIR,
Member of the New-ior Stock aud Gold Exchanges,
No. Newest, corner of Wall,
NeW-lOrk.
Stocks, bonds, gold, Government and railway Sc
curties bought aud sold on commission. Invest
mcnts made Interest allowed on deposits
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In Southern State securities the only trading
in North Carolina Special Tax, Second Class at 2.
There was nothing doing in city bank stocks, but
the biddngs were quite steady. Railroad bonds
active and higher. The Union Pacific iirsts
advanced to 1918 the Central firsts continuing at
100, paid and bid. Northwestern Coupon Gold
Consols stlfiened up to 90, ex-interest, Currency
Cons0ls selling at 1922 Rock Island sevens were
up to 1903. Fort Wayne frsts fetching 1910
1872, Missouri Pacific seconds 92l2, and Great
Western seconds 60, while Hannibal and st. Joseph
Convertible moved up 1 per cent to ISLE. Lehgh
and WIlkesbarre Cousols, Endorsed by the New
Jersey Central Railroad, frmer and sold at 93,
ex-intercst.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad
Company reported to-day its gross earnings for 1870
and 1876, which compare with the earnings of o14
as follows: an
Las, week Of s rs'f, s!!s7 ai si5 $50
FS gemS OF May y ysyi S 265os7s sS55i5
The foregoing shows the earnings for 1876 to be
larger than for 1875 by fS7,5J6 for the last week,
S1O1 1888 for the MONTH and Sl32,S42 for the five
months Compared with the earnings Of 1874 the
decrease is S44129 for the week, $l4J,076 for the
month"; and 1912 0J9 for the expired portion OF tie
year.
The following shows the exports Exclusive of spe-
ciel from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
the week ending May 90 and since the beginning
of the wear: - 49,.
For the sslSssi5l sls's$$sass si !, is7
Previously reported. 1l26S0 500 9J3i2332 6s s6l
t, @ 1si7 zoos 800 1929 so}}iI2 9
The following shows the imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of NewYork for
the week ending June 3, and since the beginning
Of the year:
DRY Goods.''..''... $3.50 Gj1 sl.e7i.s0o s7eo2Qe
Genera. Merchandise U,93S729 4,O24'Os @'-'4''
Total for ;he week ss26j.3 $50 1907 slQs7.gGs
Previously reported. l7S70G.890 10, 372ss 1880 9o"'
Since jan 1....sIsG972 D sl5s,sil.s95 sl39i76,7oj
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period:
FOR ne Hcet. iSJt. t$7J. fS76.
Thrown MARKET. l,29s,j29 l.3'G.92i s1l,Ooo
Enid az the port..s5o ,Gaj7 s5l3l26s3 siooo9 1873
THROWN market. 3,732OG3 523iS,H3 4l,82 i6ls
The exports of specie for the week ending June 3,
and since the beginning OF the year, were as fol-
lows:
Total for the week. .............-.....-.- sl3li35
Previously reported ..-..-..-.-- <'"7'-'l9
Total since Jan l.....................s2 i J21l5l
The following is a comparative statement oi the
exports of specie from tho port of New-iork to
foreign ports from Jan. to this date for period
n
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EAECuuNE OFFICE,
etEu EAuKuAp IONIANf,

I
TRAAs PA'lFlJ kAlLkOAp CoAtANti, {
luIi.lURLrIlA. AgF 10, Io'o.'
rEVIE INTEREST COUPONS maturing Juh ,.
l. 1876, ON the Consolidated Morra2e 10 hts u lis,
Cnnpauy wii be pa pres the ohcr 81 inc N"
psny 10 Philadelphia AZ its AGENCY, 80 tNfhausv pS,s
Tho INV OF bonds nave been
in VIII they VA se pad ont when Ples.it" VIZ In
pn,yev o attorney Urupey aulhentaIedD OF the parry ~
" ~ H. ). BOND, Vice-Presiden@
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corporate and private buyers, who are weary OF
keeping their money either entirely unemployed or
on demand loan at trilng interest. We annex lat
osts fro ofati
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DipiScn1 Nolltes

OFFICE oP CHASE q ATKINS, BANNks{
No. Is BAOAD-sr, NEw loRh. May . !, 90, +, 1,
H'HE INTEREST COUPONS OF the LAhE
A SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN hAi iMMttGf
CDMPAN SECOND MOtIGAGE bQND> ana ~, sS,p NV
TOWN AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD tpMfAN 4
SECOND MoRrGAGE BONDS due jane |. VIII 10 psid AZ
this Office
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The Treasurer now holds $343,95O,sJ in bonds
to secure National bank circulation and $500
600 to secure public deposits. United States bonds
deposited for circulation during the week ending to-
day, 100000. United 81 atcS bonds held for circu-
lation withdrawn during the week ending to-day
S7GS 900. National bank circulation outstanding,
1881 POS, 49, of which $2,09S.l9O are gold notes.
Internal Revenue receipts to-day TJG9,973 40, and
from Customs, S43O,130 90 Receipts of National
bank notes forwarded for redemption for the week
ending to-day as compared with the corresponding
week of last year: