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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
Hudson, and probably mono exist beyond She fact
that Mr. Yanderbilts sustaining orders at IL that

Hudson, and probably mono exist beyond she TACT
that Mr. Vanderbilts sustaining orders at / IL that
have been present during the past few days were
not on hand this morning. The price was finally
rallied by the same party who has recently
sustained the stock at 112. The operation serves
TO show how limited is the market for even the
strong investment shares, when lett 10 lts own IT,
sources or to the orders from the public lhe gen.
eral market after day of feverishness ana ire
ouent fluctuations finally closed higher than on
Saturday for all the speculatOns excepting Western
Union. Central and Hudson, New-Jersey Central,
and Northwest. The anticipated corner In the
latter stock did not come off, and apparently 1t is
indefinitely postponed, because while the stock was
worth ls40l32 per cent per day for use, the
holders seemed to DO willing sellers at
above 4Ol4. Lake Shore and Michigan Central
have attracted the greatest attention out
side of Central and Hudson, both OF them
declining about per cent from the opening price,
and after frequent fluctuations closing at about the
best prices of the day. Western Union after selling
down to $685. recovered at the close to Gi3s Pacific
Mail was unusually quiet and steady in price. only
fuctuatng between 1873 and 20os. AS was to be
expected after the closing up of the short interest
in the coal railroad stocks they were extremely
dull. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western sold AT
1921 a. 1O9@1O91 and Jersey Central at 9Sd9S ia
98 Illinois Central sold at % for odd lots and was
offered at 90, with 9412 as the best bid The market
generally closed firm for the specuatves, under the
demand to cover shorts some of which at the prices
show no profits and the short interest is Thought 10
be quite large. The following table shows tho
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

J.
LvEgroor, May 1le0 NJ oion ~ easier, on, ho'
$50 sales 600 bales including 1000 or Speculation alld
eyort. receipts 900 bales pf which 900 woe Anef,sn
Ilt1rts decline " l5.d; sales o. MledhlS Up
lands o. eiihn caIse May and Tune delNery az o,igai
10 10 June aud Jnly deli, ~ '.l DO 90 y 'nu All
r., ic rry at q, al. sale. oi the same "a SAD
(tnu rcsrier July End ArFui delivery Z. Ssi
sats ol Nhuung Upllnfs Low Niilmg clause, Nay end
J,ps delivery mt i5t 30. DO jrn" AMI 'hy dthFey'
M a t9 do Arcust AMI september delivery, ~ ooyLi ~
do sspf,nber and October delivery nj Cpl ara gia
f- n rwt lor American Pork. $50 y bb Tor ffme he-s
Dtcon 52g Long Clear MlGdes, ai 0o lor Shor'
q - Mitlcs. a., -. w., No., a,,u
Cumberland Cut Iul II > q TO- LoiF tirsr
am al ~ T. Becf-Indit Mess dil NJ ~. Larh-Prine
Wescr steady NJ 57 Cheese American 'hor" uu az ov
Wbrat receipts ID the past wrck-t1m Al ito ports
o. OrO uuatirrs Pacific ports $1,000 Quarters anu
from other sources 5000 quarters The receipts oil Corn io
nc week were 81 600 quarters. 49,. -, ,.,,o. a.
ilyfpP,ol MAY 1850 y. m.-Of the sales OF Ccttoh 10
iiyeGrcoI NAV IL p m.-sles ot Modelling Upands COT
,r Nv Nijinng clause June and July delivery AZ 6is
IiEKtot May 10 p ttOn- Futures stea ntI saes
n, MUIling iIpands, low Midfhng clause June ann july
atvry nj G,a; also sales Of the same al t'Id ies oi
Mil Inc UplaHds Low Mlidng claus5 July ana AISn
i,iiv ~ al ",sd Bacon 500 PcwL Tor long Gear "
InxDSs Nav -l3O p. m.-Paris atyces quote five ref
CEN ilnn les nj lOti. a5c. for the account =,
IssSoN May IL y. m.Paris adVtces quote rive fer
| cert f,,ntes AT Sjo for the acCount.
PARIS May I-Xchange London 25f 2O'ao for short
ST easxroKr. May 1-Upited States bonds New Ffyes
1921. ,,.,.. OIL, ,or LIN. p,,a A oer,can
AsIwERP, MAY v,ivl5TT,
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unchanged Canada Peas quoted At CSC a$l In Dond
without salea Green Pea and southern Black Eye wero
dull quotations Tho Corn market was heavy unset
fled and 2T3 lower with moderate business reported Tor
export and home use At the decline sales Of 900 bush
at 59d5g2c. for INSPECTED No Grade western MIXED
6zd63c Mixed 63G64 &c for Inspected Western
Mixed closing vita sales as low as n 90
for Ungrade Western Mixed There were also ae zovVo
bush Mixed to be delivered on saturday or Monday
sic 10000 bush Western Mixed Her May at
6Oc 10000 bush. do, seller hrsL half OF May at &c
Oats ruled little nors steady. with, however ony Wy
ported sales 10000 BUSH AZ 3i~ioc
Mixed. and 46a5 3c for White Western aud state sSe
track and 53c for White state on he
track Al nal nc for Inspection No Mixed 80 &c
sold samples A. for Inspected No MlA.d
Feed was shade low err SIC 50ds23 toD IN
Guiding $40 sl7. Beans about steady
ey active export at 81 2OaSl 80 Ior
fair good and 81 65dsl 80 for prime To choice Medium were
In hight firmly held Mt 6Oc 0sl % for Inferior 70
Good, and 81 20ds % for Prime to Choice. Pea were
nominal at 81 2Od$l %; Kidney in good supply and dun
81 1881 20 for prime He'd 81 250fl 80 for far 10
good White aud 81 50dsl GO for Prime To Choice do.
STOCK OF GRAIN IN sToEE NEw.YORK AND BROOKLYN
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MONDAY. MAY 1-P, NJ.


The principal feature Of the stock market to-day
was the extraordinary fluctuations in the price of
that "solid investment stock" the Central and
Hudson Railroad The behavior of this stock today
has been such as to entite it to be classed among
the most speculative of the "fancics." Ii will be
remembered that this stock has been very
steadily held of late at about 1I2 while
olher shares have. rule declined
we'll aiter opening on the sale of single hundred
shares tins morning at 1114, tie sale of 700 other
shares carried the price down to no, at which 900
shares changed hands, depressing the stock 70 los
drop OF four per cent from the closing quotation of
Saturday last. Strange to say, from this point Of
depression the recovery was moro rapid than had
been the previous decline. The purchase of 800
Shares brought the price TO no. at which all stock
offered was taken by brokers understood to be those
OF Commodore Vanderbilt, and who bid the price
up, without a sale, TO 112, at which 800 shares
were taken. and 600 at 112lsal12ll, with final
sales of GOO shares at 112. There was no plausible
cause assigned for this eccentricity in Central and
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for rus TalBcSEl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


y y
ASUFS-Tleie only small trade, aud late ptfVes were
wholly nominal Al BE- Pot. and 6'ic. for Pearls.
COFFEE-1h market fOI RIO quiet but hin al - "a"
IL gold. for ordinary TO prime ,ifsoc, ana
obbing $50 bag- Holmes faif Halc sd AZ
Inc and Baltimore 1000 bags, Senorita good grade
at Sc For descriptions OF Coffee there ~a- quiet aAd
unchanged market.
COTTON-The market The spot was again lower owing
10 aud continued depression III Liverpool
strict Mddlng, Nj hlng Fair aud FAR were reduced
Lee Good Middlng Mddng strict. Low hiddhng rtlcl
Goni Ordinary Goal Ordinary ana SinCt OrinNry were r.
duced SEE; Low kiddng reduced 4c; ordinary, isc
and for Stained GRADES the c. The entire decline
vas TIM, &c The receipts were Gli3 bales, agans
$3.50 bales this day last week AMI 100 bales THIS d.y la
bales. all for consumption 500 bales
were delivered ON contract The following are the revised
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MOBILE May i.-COtton nominal; Mdiling. llaNl2c.
Low Middnng, lO90llc. Good Ordinary 81 lOc net re-
2sS bales exports coastwtse Elsa bales STOCK
$3.50 bales. ~,
Low Mddng Sc; Good ordinary lO2c net receipts 500
bales exports coastwise 1919 bales sales 800 baes sooA
MN oRIEASr May I.-Cotton quiet; NGdling. l2c Low
MIddlng Good Ordinary, 9sc net receipts ooS psles
gross 81 bales sales 1900 bales stock. lS5ao oas
MgMPHls MAY l.-Coon duh and nominal MuI,hg' -;
receipts III bales; shipments LIZA oaiesi saeS INV
bales; stock. 40,233 bales .,. $1,000, "a, raca,n,s
a26 bales gross 26l bales stock 256i6 bales -,
,I,IIIuoRR NAV l.-COtton dull Mddllng, " sc 10"
Miing i.c; Ordinary, lO4c net receipts pars
cOastwise 40 bales Sales lfo oaes;
s,inner. u bales stock. 6,O25 bales
Wi vscToS MAY l-Cotton unchanged M1ddlnT l2tc;
rn, 1ddling Sc Ordinary, IOc net receipts ll9
bales; stock. 1346 bales =, ,.,,.. a.. a., ,c,n,o.
Good Ordinary 1890 net receipts ia bales; gross,
og7 bales; stock, 1887 Dzles ..
oisT, NAV L. Cotton and nominal Mdding, IL Sac;
Good ORDINARY lO4c Low Mdding, III sVll<cj receipts,
AZ bales sales, 80 bales $500 -
i0l1syIlIE May Lotion dull MddlinP. l2lsc.
Lection easier, but not qnotably lower:
Mddng l2isc. Low Mddling, lie Good Ordinary, 9ic;
receipts 25l bales Shipments o47 bales sales $40 bales;
CIScIssifI May I-cottOn dull Middlns l2ci Low Mid
ding lie Good Ordinary, 9'ic receipts, Si3 bales; ship
ments 3I3 bales; stock. 1874 bales.
GALVESTON May l.-COtton-HOhday; net receipts, 1853
bales exports 10 the Channel $3.50 bales coastwse 4SS
PyIL1DElxuA MAY I.-COtsoa dull; NiaalaS u~;
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We annex closing anotations of foreign exchanpe

Money was in plentiful supply to-day at 3l284
per cent to borrowers Stock Exchange collateral,
while mercantile paper ruled at last quotations.
The United States Treasurer received to-day $780,
600 National bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts at Washington amounted TO $780,
600. The Internal Revenue receipts footed up $780,
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~ AMID
4 go

srict Good Ordlnlry =. lO'- MddInr y .
For future advance of iisc with
the the and reports
decline the and easier market in Ivepool sales
SATURDAY. after D. ni-May, 800. l2si37ci 100 IL "a;
June 900, II ssqc. July, loo l3is2c: August, 200.
~ 3ac $500 - as.c total, $500 bales fiist ca july,
August, 500 l3aGc. November 200 ~
December 500 s'gc total 900 nc. second call J.ne
100 2sac Oct loo &c., total 900 bales Third cali May
1907 ~ ALI II sia2c; June 500 l2a2c July 100 ~ 13c
Aug 100 13Ilqc' sept. 600 Is SO total, 200 bales
100 l2sc June 100 l2ssc 500 i2.5sc.; 100 2i.c 800
Ig4Sc: 100 l23lsc 600 l2J.c; 100 IL r.; 100 ~ e"
200 f2irc. LOO l2s'aac; 100 l2-'sc Jglr 900 ie
go I3ysr: 100 l3t.c: 800. l3l.c, Leo 5iic 200
iSac 300 i9sasc; August. 100 i3ayc 800 l3hc 500
i3aglc. 400 l3lic; 300. l3'y,c' 300 lSlc 300 5ssc
900 l37,c 200 l3siec 90 3a2c heptembcr ZoO l"'6c
December 100. 3c; 200 2icc total Il 100 haesi grand
total. 81 100 bales. $50 80
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D0NrSTIc MARKETS

MILWAUKEE May i-Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat inset
tied No / Milwaukee. ~ O9ia Hard do, II "a No do,
Oh; June 81 02a; July, III % No. dor 9c. Corn
quie dropping No >, In fair demand No 2,
Nav, 81 BE June lac. Rye shade nrmer No l., tso.
Barley demand; No Spring May, S5c No. do,
j2r Mess Pork $50 90 Lar-Primo steam l2c. Froghts
quiet weak Wheat to Buffalo. 4c. Recepts6.0OO bbls.
Flour 900 bush Wheat Shpmens-lS000 bDis. Flour,
j12 300 bush. Wheat
Pan ,pELPIiA May Flour dull but prices unchanged
sales 800 bbls Rye Flour - 65dsi 10 Corn meal 80 40
Wheat inactive; Pennsylyana Red II 49aSl 80 Amber.
Fair and Gold II 05g 10 Rye Sc Corn meets limited
demand 62aBSc Yellow. 60dGlc for WHITE Gle for
sail ana 5sc for steamer steady White, 400
ape for Pennsylvania 4Ud47c for Indiana Mixed 39di2c.
to er-e,d sells as wanted 1917 FaXsecd is worth
81 42Qsl 40 Timothy, 81 25af2 80 Petroleum - 4@
l3Tc Refined lOc FOR Crude Whisky 81 y for West
ern Dbs Butter in good inquiry for fine grades
aud Bradford County Extras S2G33c. do: do
ir.ts JJ03lc; do Seconds 2Bd3Oc Western Extras,
27a2c Frsts. 26@27c do Seconds Fl d26c; Rolls,
Western Extras 26G2sc; do do Frst 23G2jc do do. sec
onds lsa2Jc Cheese firm NewYolk Fancy 1901 &C. DO
Prime l21s 34c Western Fine. l2aal3e do Pr me- III 2
al2c Eggs weak; Pennsylvania New Jersey, and
Delaware Fresh l0dl7c Western do, lJql6c; Southern
.fn II.
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OOO The following is the Clearinghouse state
ment Currency exchanges, $79,OO3,36O; cur
rency balances So, 500, 206 gold exchanges. U.s.
435, Ole gold balances, $1.011,56S.
Government bonds were quiet and steady, the
market being devoid of noteworthy interest. We
annex the latest street quotations:
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.Ios s Ihe markel va. .leady The following were

TLOURAND NEAi.-1he Flour market sIhi ~ - ny
Ihc export mainly the British Provinces aHd
the Indies aud the local inquiry wa {" met pressing
Mil stras sold 10 IAN extern l"i me
~, price, CrTrG SATURDAY last sales,
200 bb,- including 1880 bb low Grade Extra ~ SJd
s. 10; 24cO bbls Medium Ia Choice Western Extra ~ - 90
Extra. nearly all for the West Indies at :, 1o1tU
Tho TRANSACTIONS were -3GsJ 90 for No. =, chiefly
oi t3 2ja-3 -: Common tnoce euDcrhne STATE
a co1 ana tore 500 - foi incror 10 Common Extra
Tor Pan 20 Good do and = Jjaf7 for Good ChUe do.
JOaf5 - for inferior 10 Common Extra westerns - 700
- for thuCe Ia Fancy do - cDar et CIV
Mills Extra 81 2ja - IS or Winter Wheat Choice FANNY
Round Hoop Oho: 52UaFj 80 Tor Far To Good no. and
- J5ds7 Tor Good Choice do. s6ds 20 for Common 10
Good Patent Minnesota Extra 81 3Ods9 Tor GOOD TO hl,s
do. and one on Two iavOne brands held at ~ 999sd
with occasional sales within the range y, -V9
GE9 for Good To Choice do; ana s!'f' 20 Tor hh par
choice the MARKET closing dil. with dc
Ginning tendency. Ia SOuherD Flour moderate trade ras
scarce firmly held sales, LOO bbs nj 81 lOosj go
for Common 10 Good Extra - Coz ~ 20 for ood To Cholc,
do 80 so0sS 10 for Common to Choice Family Extra ana
JOds9 for Choice 10 Fancy New Process Extra lye
Flour quiet aud unchanged sales $50 bb- al ~ 100
SIpcrne including Good To Choice 10 The
latter extreme In Corn Meal there less dong and
Gs3 81 for Yellow Western Jersey and Pennsylvania aud
GRhIN-The Wheat market opened quiet and steady and
aud limited milling demand The scarcity OF freight
materially checked the export business sales, 13s 600 bush
Spring including CHICAGO aud Nw aukcr the outside price
small parcels y 2odfl ~ Tor No Milwaukee, in store IN
ues Al lOaSl II for Unsraded spring 81 % for 1900
bush Fair No. Milwaukee store also % 900 bush No.
~ w S S ie@ e5v ana Saes taken q 9s9a
for city mllng II a. for Fair white Mesan aud - 80 Tor
'na t o, Sh1oe AMBER Ste' yS wa uu ana hoina
ada bond. Barley and Barley Malt were duh and nopsy
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BE EVFSR Receipts to ay 1866 loads At Jersey CITY and
-xtiethst making 1858 head sale against 3,I3l
head last Monday Total for The nine weeks OF March anu
April u 81 against 14Clj for same time last year The re
Jan are lii 100 time In 1870 1i40f2
showing little variation.
After close last Monday hal about 1900 cattle for the
showed considerable
eiy stock having killed up very close Prices
advanced about &c y ~ and trade was lively only 900
arrived Thursday, that the opened for good
Friday, offered. Now, with decidedly
weather and demand for all kinds OF meats cattle
sell readily butchers taking all the stock at the fun rates OF
last Monday Little higher especially when We cOnslheF
Tat the cattle are not as good az they were n Inc uoV
showed straight Of Texans, only little mixture Of
long horns with the fan West natives These sold AT S2c
% n Next these thin Illinois and Missouri cattle
0f whcI sold at 94c, 90 d. though only small number
an dstiery. fair flesh sold at 9a04c Not very fat
sold lOc while good fat arrivals went IRON
lOa to lc comparative ely few exceeded e the best and
embarrassing ll34a l2c o. ana 0S 10
markets. been rather oversOcked win Veas az
prices with eggs plenty sad and other hsh abundant
this cool weather lessons the catch OF hh anu elps te
sale veal butchers rather ANXIOUS 10 secure goou
stOrk Of their staple article, beeL .,,-, -,
shippers at Jersey city were MOTIFS q Wane kahn
Furr Ilrsch Meyer Co., each ~ cars; ~ W. AertOn
20 ears Klopfer Co.. Is cars Joynt sparrow Ia cars
y Moses ears Holmes Iaferty ears X. Mayne and
Gillespie co.. ears eachi A NOgle, cars j. Holmes Jr
:. Needy. each = cars. 49,.
N Goidsmiih handling 80 cars VIZ for Hrsch Meyer
I TO- lOc So ~ less soc eaohi 40 81 l3l ~ at iOc
less Al q head 10 Of s5 10 at lOc aud DOC each ias Oh
3ii TO- at 10 c 30 Of l326 h. at Oc; l6 Of 400 ~
II Missouri steers LAG o, at lOc 90 sol zlo ID AZ
iOic 2Oof l26S h. At lei is Of lS04 10 at lote' o. ID
and 20 OF l,i29 n. at lie, 81 ~ ~ o,,..,. Mt,
bus $50 No. nc. II Mixed Texan and western cattle
rough She 81 NJ 227 uneven kansas seers anu oxen 20.
Joynt sparrow, $40 ewt. at 91te 90 70 lle % p ~
81 H. and 32 for same At lOtai0hc, 90 III for
HOLMES q GO LlinoA ~ ewI. fsV cattle 81 4Qe. W "
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In city bank stocks Fourth National (5 SOLD a,
nol, and Ninth National % at so. Tie bids were,

Railroad bonds were quiet, dealings aveiaEins
about 800 600 in ten different varieties ST. iaui
sinking Fnnd was firm at IS Firsts, La Crosse Di-
vision At 1O1 0lOll. and Northwestern Gold Con
soils at 81 The bids as follows:
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Banking 6ouses ano Bankers.
FISK g. HATCH,
BANKERS,
No. 5 NAssAU-sr., NETWORK.

n
We give particular attention To DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATEa
and are prepared at all times large or
amounts to suit all classes Of investors by
,-,cs..aph will receive careful attention.
We shall be pleased to furnish Information
matters o5Dnected with investments D Government Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, COL
LECr DIVIDENDS, and TOWN, COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS &c. and buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAR
. KETABL.E STOCKS AND BONDS.
In orr BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
and remit subject draft and allow interest be cred
tied monthly balances averaging for the month from $1,000
$4,000 the Of three cent annum, aud on bal
ances averaging 5000 the OF four per cent
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - iva oUL'N"
Asp II 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
$500 Coup 65. New + bs isSl' hes''or1e9 !, s..
I.jOl.-....--.... Lib iOVVV ..''''''''''i-'' c
u $50 Coupon. lSt .,
J. a
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n pHILApELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS..

CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.
RIA Asked Bid. Asked
ci+r &c Ola $500. Ioi Catawissa RR Pref ~
a. Gs Nav lOSIa lOSas Phil. & Erie H.. Isle 1s4
INA Cos of n LIZA 1875 North Cent. Il r.. 81 ~ :
pdnnsvivonisR 53,. b37s ,,ehigh Navig'n. AGA 4t's
pin and Reading 4ii, 4ids Lehgh q. LlO3 lOi
Lehigh Valley. 57l9 b71s
William Ward furnishes the following table OF
pnces of the prominent gold and silver mining
shares, as received by telegraph from San Fran
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

For rHY WEEK ENDING MONDAY. May !. 1875.
eeve, Cows. Ncas sheep and Lambs. swine All kinds
>1gs 30 S.7lS 1880 20l26 4G,l06
Ihese sold at the following places;
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the Bank of England, and a consequent holiday on
the London Stock Exchange; therefore, no quota
tons Press dispatches report French five per cent
Rcntes lower ut 104.Sj, exchange on London for
sight being down to 252Ol2. The foreign exchanges
here were quiet and firm at quotations given below
actual selling rates were on the basis of 81 S74a
S4 s7ai TO the for GO days, and - s9l2aSi o9aa
for sight There are disbursements by the United
States Treasury and by the Controller OF Ncw-York
City to-day which amount 10 no less than $2Oo5O.-
900, of which $12 800, 900 is to be paid in gold:
Treasury gold interest To- 900
Treasury, Geneva award. zee: .....----.. b,9OuUuo
CITY of New. York, currency interest. 3,OOOOO
civ OF York, gold interest......... bOOOOO
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Low Middling, I2c. Good Ordinary i"'''' "'' ''0'p
"a bales gross go bales An Am, d.,rassed Niddpg
net receipts 497 bales; exports. coast~se SSh
thssiees sales 50 baes stock, ll,1o2 bales
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FIRST GuAKp-lOie O'CLOCK A. NJ.

e,,.s of Safe Fonts Railroad BOndS-Bank ana RdH:
'"''' - rooG Sh rrrs-ErDress Stocks. DC
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p r @ p OS Al s
ARE INVITED FOR
st,5oo,ooo
CITY OF CINCINNATI
MUNICIPAL GOLD BONDS

Of Al 900 EACH bearing SIX PEA CENT INTEREST pay
aha annually NAV and November the principal ms
turing in 1906 principal and interest being payable
H. q GOLD COIN at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE Ma
TioNAL BANK IN NETWORK Tor at the option OF the
holder at the agency Of the city IN LoNDoN 'ne ia'e
ono nonn5 sterling TO five dollars goG bonds are au
tborzd by an act o the Legislature Of the State OF Ohio
February 81 1870 confirmed by vote Of the peopN
OF the city OF Cincinnati Of total vote OF 3ooa
and by the city Council as provided by a" ns
Aopds are Purely MUNICIPAL IN CHARACTER; they
- nv the entire taxable property OF the city amouns
arc seo"ou', slsL49S565 well as the real estate
ing IN assessor 'aiue ~ "ao OOO exclusive Of the
owned Oy the Guy 'aiucu Ut @NN'o~-' '"nv v
southern Railroad, for the completion OF when 49,,
sued.
MUNICIPALITIES in the State OF Ohio are now author.
by provide for the conversion OF their Coupos
Bonds into Registered stock.
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Despite this the gold market, while duh, was
strong and higher, opening at 1928, and advancing
soon aftor noon to 1928 The intermediate price
was generally of an exceptional character. Loans
cost 2, l. and per cent for carrying to fiat. The
Assstant-Treasurer paid out $3.50, 900 in coin, in
terest on the public debt, and $4,000 in redemp-
ton of called bonds. The operations at the Gold
Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared,
sol, 7s6, 900; gold balances, $1,lS5,G05; cur
rency balances, $1,G7S,696. The principal gold
quotations
l03O...ll21 1900. 1929 l30....ll2a4 300 .ll2'o
lOO....ll2hs 1880 ...ll2's 2;OO.....ll27si
The public debt statement for the month of
April shows a reduction of $2,S71,1sl for the
month. The following is recaptulation of the
statement of Secretary Bristow:
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financial.

A NETTING of the stockholders of the Ions
island Railroad Company viii be held al the oepo'
Island CITY May 3, 1876, at IL a. M.
Dated April ~, 1876. - ,,.
Dy oi"'i " WV Il. b. HINSDALE, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

Oh Az ONO -MINNEAPOLlS City BONDS
MulgEVD. for sale For particulars address o. ID
TERAWAY CITY Treasurer Minneapolis, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

A GAS STOCKS. ,,rr,,.Y AMI
IA HEWYORK, METROPOLITAN, ny n AZ idI n
and ali Kinds Of brooklyn and Newioh Gas SsSuruss o"
mby "F>2 ;o a.. % al Rroi st n "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02

l boIders aud voting b0nlhOilers Of THE KEokUk An
DFS MONIES RAILWAY COMPANY for tle elecuon ~
ansactOn OF other business wiz
I've held M The office Company In the CITY OF heoxk'
lava on THURSDAY, June next at IL O'clock noon
The polls open until m Inc ansls. Ill., "a
and bond register close Thursday May H. anu WI" TO-
main closed 'n'ii "i''i '"' A. FRIEDMAN. secretary.