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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25

ties, and that they are ready to pay it upon the
return OF their notes and eolIaterals; that the
bhnks merely made loars on them and the OBJ
lect OF the action is to have their notes separ-
what they owe on 1t. '
The amount could not he learned hut II ia
SAID to be large. The Bank OF the State Of New
York and the MarketsBank have given state-
the others have refused
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The Senate and House
Committees on Postofflees and Postroads heard
the argument to-day by Col. Bussey. of New Or
ship Communication bstween New Orleans and
South American ports for the purpose Of build
ing up trade with that country,
The committee also granted hearing to Col
Trenholm, OF Charleston. s. c., who urged in
creased postal facilities for the South, and
pointed out the defects In the present manage
ment OF the mail service in the Southern States.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
state Immigration Laws.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Tke Supreme Court,
In recent decision. held that no State could
decision sweeps away vii the State laws Of New
York, which have heretofore controlled and
regna,ted , 1n the suoGct s me keW fork Congres
to day. and appointed committee, consisting
Of Messrs. Potter, Hiccock. James and Lock-
wood. to frame bill ON the subject for action Of
CDnprasg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25

New YORK. Jan. A.-A special meeting of thu
Geographical Soc iety will be held on the thirty
first instant the object bsDg to furthor the How
gate Arctic enterprise. Judge DAILY win pre-
side, and the Earl Of Dufrsrin. DIR. Hayes, VIM
Cullen Bryant and Bayard Taylor are TO be
will explain his plan Of q colony in peraon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
Rycfcle Race.

In sporting circles over the bycice race for
purse OF 5000 and the championship OF Amer
ica b. tween VIM. Denville and W. E. Harding,
row night Denviile is the favori,e at six to four
Both men were practicng at Gilmore's this
afternoon and large crowd of their partisans
were present
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
A Determined suicide.

BOSTON. Jan. M---Ale1. Dickson wealthy
his throat from ear to ear and put three bullets
in his head. in the cellar of house he was
lector and assistant assessor and was cbiaf en-
gineer Of the fire department for thirty years
1t Is thought that he was temporarily insane. as
he had no financial embarrassu ents
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25

New YORK, Jan. Alt was reported to-day
that Owen Murphy had fallen sick Mt his eoun-
try residence, and that his brother Peter had
brought him back. Last night his brother de-
MED that Owen had returned, or that he was Ill,
either here or elsewhere.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
A Policeman Killed.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 24.-Oflicer Kunkel. of the
Oliver Street Station. while pursuing four
higbwaymen this morning on Dayton sire t.
was shot In the right side. and died twenty
minutes after. The mutderers escaped. Kunkel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The President and
Mrs. Hayes entertained Gen. Bristow at dinner
to night Among thoze present. besides the
President and Mrs. Hayes were the follow
ing: Secretary and Mrs. Evarts Secretary and
Mrs. Sherman, Secretary and Miss Schurz. Chief
Justice and Mrs. Waite. Senator and Mrs. Ed:
Mrs. Davis. Gen. Brstow. Senator'S Beck and
Hoar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-Representatives Davis,
Page and Luttrell, Of California, were before
the House Committee on Education and Labor
to- day and argued in favor of the restriction
upon Chinese immigration. further hearing
will be granted Representatives from the Pacific
coast at another meeting
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
Labor Troubles in Massachusetts.

: BosToH Mass. Jan. A.-The labor troubles at
Lynn, Newberry, Port Danyers and other towns
remain unarranged. In Marlboro however.
the back bone of the strike was broken to-day
by the. yielding of ono of the largest firms and
the return of the strikers to work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
rae Oxfora-C Ca m briage Regatta.


PARIS, Jan. 24.-The committee OF arrange
ments of tho Exposition international rowing
valued at E5oO and other valuable prizes for an
international ocean yacht race. open to all
schooner yachts In the United States and Great
Britain. the race to take place the week follow
ing the international rowing races on the Seine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25

men, having been made secretly. and at night
Ia of no validity whatever.
Tue report concludes az follows:
In the absence OF any allegation OF fraud and
proofs sustaining them In the absence of evil
dence taken under the statutes relating to con-
tes ed elections, showing the count made bv tho
ward officers. which is sustained by the Federal
Supervisors of election to be erroneous your
committee must sustain such count. and hold
1t as valid and binding upon this House. Ac-
cordng ito this count the contestant received u
majority OF all the votes cast AMI Is elected
The report in favor, of Mr.. Field. which will
be signed by Mr.. Gambler. of Georgia. and
Hiscoek, OF New York. will hold that the al
dermanic committee. under he laws Of the
State OF Massachusetts, had full power to revise
the votes as cast in the different wards and de-
clare the result and certify the same to the
Governor. Their decision must stand Us
valid uni ss 1t can be shown that In the revision
of the votes they committed fraud. No such al
legation is made
As to the functions Of the ward supervisors,
the report will claim that they did not extend
beyond the mere receiving OF votes Mt the differ
ent polling places. and can have no weight as
against the decision and certificate OF the COM
mttee OF aldermen. The report will state In
conclusion that there can be no doubt that Field
was legally elected and Is entitled to his seat.
Both reports will be submitted to the full
committee on Saturday next. and u s probable
the committee will report to tho House in favor
of Field some time next week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
Russia's Peace Conditions Made KNOWN
Turkey VIII Probably Accept Them.

LONDON. Jan. 24.-The Russian peace. condi-
tions have been made known and are considered
ms being very hard They include the occupation
OF a portion Of Turkey by Russian army until
q heavy indemnify is paid The Porte is de-
liberatng upon the conditions, and will proba-
bly, accept them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
The Chicago Wafkist - One Hundred
Hours without Sleeu.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Jan. 24.-Richard Bishop, thu
Chicago pedestrian, has Just accomplished tht
feat OF walking 100 hours without sleep. for
wager of $500. Bishop is only nineteen years oi
age. He was completely exhausted at the finish
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
WAR NOTES.
RUSSIANS WILL MARCH
UPON GALLyPOLI.
Unless n Turkish Army BE Concentrated
at that POint-Object Of the Denial.

LONDON. Jan. 2l.-The St Petersburg Aqence
husse contradcts the report that q Russian
rial government is aware Of the importance
England attaches to Gallipoi. and has 20 in
terest In touching this point which is not
within the sphere OF her aspirations.
1t will neither be occupied nor attacked, un-
less o regular Turkish army should be concen-
trae ed there, in which case 1t will be i'm possib BILE
to leave such II force on our fink. This implies
an intention TO 90 To Constantinope and dalli-
poll, since Turkeys regular army is coneen-
tratfng ut those points.
Most Of these semi-official utterances are
probably meant to bring pressure on Turkey
and England. the one to accept the terms of
fered and the other to consent to such accept
ance,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
Thrcsher Nuanufactory Burned.

factory OF Stevens GSons, st Ge Ca. was totally
DESTROYED By fire last night. Loss S25. .o00 Small
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
te Committee ON Railroads,

WASHINGTON, Jan 24.-The Senate Committee
on Railroads considered to-day the subject of
the funding of the indebtedness of the Pacific
railroads, and heard argument in behalf of the
Central Pacific Company, by Mr.. Storrs. of New
York, and on behalf Of the Union Pacific Com
case will be further argued by other gentlemen
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
CAPITAL NOTES..
THE BRAZIL sTEAMs >ayr xyNE sCesu-
.DY-JOINT MEET NC OF TssE IyWusE
AND SEM TIE Committees,
Tho Fight FOR the American TERM 'nus the
Gfeat Trouble Concentration of SOUTH
ern influence Upon New orleans ESSEN
tial 70 success,
Especial to TIE Democrat


WA furNeToN, Jan. 3a-The House and Senate
SON imsttees on Postofices and Post Roads had
oint session this morning, to hear addresses
+ iofn Gen. Bussey, OF New 0rloeus. and Hon. w.
4. Trenholm. Of Charleston. 8. o.. in favor of a
subsidy for q steamship line between the United
States and Brazil The great trouble with this
scheme Ia. that New Orleans. Mobile. Savannah.
Charleston and Galveston are fighting to obtain
the American terminus cf the line. and thus
far each has svcceeded In beating the others.
The only feasible plan is for the entire South
ern Influence to concentrate upon New Orleans,
and 60 TO work systematically, and then the
thing can be put through. Tho whole Missis-
sippi Valley south Of ST. Louis will sustain
the New Orleans proposition. but South Caro-
lima. Georgia, Alabama and Texas will not, on
account OF their local rivalry. This Is what
smothered the Bogy bill two years ago. The
thing can only be accomplished by the concen-
tration OF Southern strength. and 1t needs no
argument TO show that New Orleans is the nat
ural point Of concentration. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
The House.

Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois. entered n motion :
reconsider the action OF the House yestsrda
referring the communication of John g. Myars
IN relation to the Consul General ut Shancha
70 the Committe on FOREIGN Affairs.
. The House then resumed the cpnsjderation :
tnesteamboat bill reported from the Commifte
on Commerce. Several amendments were II
1ereu and adopted for the purpose OF strength
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-25
Tine senate,

The Senate met NJ 70 M. and was called to or
being present and answering to their names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

In State bonds District Of Columbia 3-Gjs were
unusually active and firmer, up to 1884; Missouri
Is of $50 or 1890 selling at 1855; 6s of 1888 at
lO5 North Carolina Gs special tax third class at
Oh; South Carolina Gs, non-fundable. at 2Ss ;
Georgia 6s at 1904 and Ohio Is Of 1881 at 106.
In the city bank stocks Bank of Commerce go
sold at 1872; Fourth National (l0) at 9S Ameri
can Exchange zoo at 9S7sa 9S2l Importers and
Traders (1Ol at 200 PhGnix (i6l at so.
The dizziness of business IN stocks did not affect
railroad bonds, an active trading being kept up in
these securities. Frsts of c., G. and l. g. fell to
42as, and seconds TO 10; while of the New-Jersey
Central securities Lehigh and WilkesbaTe consols
were firm at ~ cOnsOs. unassented, being at 81.
and assented 7Ol2a G0l2; Burlington and Quincy
con. IA were strong at 1l2 St. Paul sinking
find at 1O07s Northwest firsts at 100 gold bonds
at 1O1 Ia 10lO101A; and Syracuse, Binghamton
and NewYOrk frsts at 1Ol$iA The PacihcS
were all strong and in demand, at full
figures; CentraIs, 107al; Oregon branch
at 02 San Joaquin 81 ; Union frsts 1878; land
grants 1858; sinking fund 994099's, and Mis-
souri, Pacific trss and seconds 104S and 96 re-
spectively. South Pacific frsts yielding to 79l2.
Michigan Central rs advanced TO 1883 ONO and
Mississippi consols to ~ S f. to yYs ana sHco aE
Ashtabula new bonds at 1lOi2; MOTIFS ana Essex
construction bonds at 50; frsts consolidated al W
delaware and Hudson registered lS9ls AZ iOZi2
Fue fifths at 10 and fOurths at 1O4 Buffalo and
State Line rs at 1919 Fort Wayne hIsts at lZOi2,
and seconds at 1l4as; Iron Mountain hrsts at 1862
Wabash frsts st. Louis div, ex matured coupon, at
1915 con. conv. ex August 1878, coupon and prev
ious coupons, at 40i2 Great Western rsts OF 1855,
ex coupon at 90I20093s, and scconds,ex November,
1877, coupon, at 81 :. ,
Gold was dull and steady at the decline in the
price yesterday afternoon 10 1OO9i. On gOld loans
the lending rates were fiat and for carrying 2 and
per cent. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
$50, 900 in coin interest on the public debt, and
80. 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business of the gold clearing department OF the
Bank of the State of New-YOrk covered Gold
cleared, $I2 1886 900 gold balances, 1902, 300;
currency balances, 81. 01767S. The goldquotations
were as fellows:
lO................IO0s 3.................. -lOO'l
Foreign exchange on freer offering of bills was
easier rates being reduced TO the subjOned closing
official quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

alone showed any life activity. but these stocks
were not left to take of themselves being con-
stantly supported by their special adherents !;
3 700 shares of the common stock were sold at 519
j15sQ512 aud 5000 of the preferred at 77llG777 q
G7724 Only 500 shares of Wabash changed hands
at the price of 14s At the meeting of directors
of this company held to-day, there was such a var-
ance of opinion certain matters that Cyrus
w. Field director and member of the Executive
Committee, rendered his resignation, which was
promptly accepted by the Board.
Rock Island to-day declined further TO 10S12
under sales of 200 shares and Chicago, BuTling-
ton and Quincy, on sales of 800 shares dropped TO
1888. Chicago and Alton 200 sold at 75alG 75l2,
and Illinois Central r,100) at 7Sl407Sls. Ohio
and Mississippi stifcned up to 9l2 and closed at 9s
The speculation in c., c. and l. c., begins TO drag,
and to-day 400 shares qnoted selling at Ill
The basis on which this fancy" stock was started
upward has for the time been destroyed by the
poStpOnement of the hearing of its case In the
United States Court against the Pennsylvania Rail-
road until next October or November. or the coal
stocks the Delawarcs heavy III spite of efforts
to sustain them. Delaware and Hudson declined
from 5jla TO as, and Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western from 5Jl2 to 55ls0554. Morris and Essex
sold at S07saS0as. But Central of New Jersey was
comparatively firm at its recent advance, selling at
alG22Q22a4, and Albany and Susquehanna 400
at SO. In Western Union there was small move
ment. which lifted its price from 50 to S2's. but
later it sold pa Pacific Mail sold to the extent
of 1000 shares at lS3iQ1Sl2G 1S7sGlS34.
1t was a notable feature of the market to-day
that there were many instances Of stocks being
loaned at higher rate Ran the rate for money.
Some lots of Lake Shore aud Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western were loaned, 4 per cent per
annum being paid on the advance Of the full market
value, while the money rate, with the usual margin;
was only 2l2 per cent The market closed dull and
featureleSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.


GrvEgPooL. Nay 22-Pork-Eas,ern, dun at 49,; West
err dull ~ IS. liaoUnCumberand Cu iul al bod. snort
RD dull at 20 Gd Long Clear dull at "a short Clear
dull az % Hams-LOng Cut dull at 81. Shoulders dull
90. Beef-lndla Mess dnl - o7G Extra Mes. dull
at 1913; Primo Mess dull ut 10. lhrd-Pnme Western
dul az So Ta'low-Pune city duh at 73i Furpentine
-spiT. dun % cd KOsln-COmnOn dull az D; Fine du
at 10. Chosse-hmeuoan Choice dun ~ 5s. Lard on
spring dull 10 ID! No. Sprirg dull ~ . lOd;
Winter u at lOOI ola Mixed soft dun al 20 Gd
New, dun IS. Cotton Seed OI-ielow American,
none In ths market. - ,,-,--.
LIVERPOOL May 22-l23O D. mThore Is fair business in
Cotton previous prices MddDR Upianis 6'st hihng Or
leans NJ day 49, 900 bler. including 1000 bales
Tor speculation and export Receps $500 bales including
1901 bales American. Futures isgd better up.ands, Low
Kidding clause Nay delivery Ca UplaDds Low Middhng
clause Nav delivery, 3D. Jpands. Low Middling
cansc June and July dcnyeIy 6iad also 6iied Upands
Low Addng clause July and August delivery, 6Sa9d UD
lands MiGdng clause August and september delivery
dad Unlanls Low Mlding clause september aud OetO
Der delivery Oi UDlands Low MdulnR clause, Sew Crop
shipped November and December SAL. SD.
LIVERPOOL May 22-2 mChtese,5U per cWt fOF the pest
best grades American Lard 30 Sd per cwt Tor American
lyftPoOI- May 24-J p. D.-fhe safes or Cotton TO-DAY
included 800 bales American. Futures quiet but nrn
LIVERPOOL. 22-5:3D y. m.-lard, 80 uer cwt Tor
American Pork q per Dbl for Prime Mess Ialow o1Od
per cwt Spirits Oi Jurpentlne, % I'd at per cWI - .
LONDON May % -j.3J y. m-kenned Petroleum. Bsn5i2d
per gallon. spirits OF Turpeutine - 3D. 62l0d per cWt
ANTWERP MAY 22.-PeirOeum 20 francs Tor nne pae
American. Lard closed at u hOTius per % kuOs.
BKENEN May Z2.-IaTd closed AT 80 marks per ITO u.
HAmURG. May 22-Lard closed az 81 a marks per 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
financial.
ny CRrTS q NISR.
by G RrES q WISE,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
RY VIRTUE of DECREE of the CIRCUI


Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
RY VIRTUE of a DECREE of the CIRCUIT
- COURT OF :he city Of Alexandria VA rendered at tho
September Term. ST. in the snit Of &c King ag The Alex
audra and fredericksburg Hallway Company ard others the
unders Rned commission therein named viii proceed
SArU HDAI, tho LIT day OF JUNE, 1875, IL O'Clock
sell BY public auction front the Market Building
ast, Of whole
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
extending from the southern end ~ the Long Bridge IN Aox
andria County w. 10 QuancO, In stafford County in Sail
state together with al AMI singular its franchises rights in
privileges aud estate real aud
mixed wheresoever situate, and by whomsOever hed Tho
rolling stock OF said railway consists Of
-Four a. Locomotive Engines.
Five 90 Passenger Cars.
Two ~ combined Passenger and Baggage Cars.
Two (2J Baggage Cars
Twenty-one ell GondOla Cars freight
Terms OF sale; Ten per OF the purchaAe money % he
paid cash and the residue three annual payments
from deferred be evidenced
bonds purchaser bearing interest with security
commissioners OF the title 10 said
perry be retained until the purchase money Is fully paG
The purca be let into Until the sale shah
have be,p confirmed by said Court.
NJ. II. WELLS,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, IT,.
i.spu ERA OF sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
I1yE srncK MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPM

BUFFALO May observation-disclosures TODAY 1853 head total
for thus FAR 1902 head against 1878 head last week
-an increase OF cars CONSIGNED through 4S2 cars
sales Of Choice Steers az 70 as 40; Good
Shippers ~ G0dS4 % Far to Medium OF 81 3VG$i DO
Stocker5 lower 81 Western ~ SO 23d5 70 Choice
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts to-day total for tho
week thIs far l,7OO head, against 5000 head last week
consigned through 80 cars market demorlzed only
yards unSOit: quality, fair 10 good.
Hoes Receips to-day 6325 head total for the week thus
far % O5 head against 1885 Last week consigned through
1877 dull and slow sales Of York Weights Com
Choice, at IS 20d&3 80 Selected - 80 Heavy az
80 % ass 30 Extra selected at 20 40 10 unsOd only
light shipping demand.
Receipts 900 head shipments $500 head Heavy, 81 10
a43 70; Light $685. 10: Rough Mixed, - 0U4s3 10.
CATTLE Receipts 3,iO0 head; shipments 100 head;
market steady and ecye Feeders and
81 20; Buls, 81 sGaS3 Oxen. IS 1904 20.
Receipts 100 head shipments, 1906 demand steady
sales az IS g0d -.
527 head through ami 1856 head Of yard stock making
OF J2I head o! through and 40
head stock the supply was light, with light de-
mand except at retail Good Cattle fo@S0 3d. Far 10 Me
dunn. 81 1904 10 Common. ~ JOG ~
HOGs-ReCeIts today. $50 head. making total tor the
past days Of $500 head; Phadephas, 80 1913 90
smEErEReceips today 900 head making total for the
past DAYS OF $500 head prices unchanged Om yeste
days quotations.
ST LOUIS MAY 22-CNrrLH-Receipts, $500 head market
du Prime Choice native smppng steers - 0S5 30 Far
Iorrs 81 28aSi: Feeding steers - Sjq$i rs Stockes,
~ 1888 20 COrnfced Texans - 4Odsi 20.
HOGs-Roccipts. G.GOO head market fairly active lgh
50 75as3: Packing - yOd+3 o. Butchers IS OJGF3 o.
demand Common to Choice $ja$i so; Extra Shipping
E. as 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North RireJ'. YesSeis and RaiironfS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
-Modealey active steady Pots go Pearls %.

6CC.
COFFEE-Mild grades very firm Java iac; Mara.
caibo Iaal7c; Iaguayra I426l6i2c; ST. Domingo I3l9
l3ac; Sayana lSLdl7c Mexican. ljGlGHc, gold recent
sales34ll mats Java 3s7 bags MaracbO. $50 bags La
guaY 392 bags 81 Domingo G9j bags Sayana 81 BAGS
Mexican within above Rio rather qmet. seiy
Ordinary CarOes. H4UlI4 SCI Fair CarcOes. lG2dlG'gc;
Good Cargoes l7al7ac Prime Cargoes 1e9l7tc Santos
Far 10 Good lG0 gold. stock OF RIO In first
hands: Galveston 49, o; NswOrle ns 1870 Mobile l510
savannah s6i Hampton Roads 1908 Baltimore 29.7s6
49, 100 total lJ2Ol5. second hands
New.Orleans. 1000. baltimore 3i,iD3; New-IOrk. 4l77S
total 1921 total stock 2l0sS6 ahoat aud loading for
United states to Apr H. 1925 purchased for United states
Is 3 900 SanOs $4,000 total visible supply, $685.
Delivered from warehouse during the New Orleans
$50 Baltimore 7SJ; NewYork 535 total 90 S5i bags
To-day, Ban bagr, Harold BALTIMORE
ex Amazon" and 1854 OK Dom Pedro private terms.
COTTON-"SpOts" rather que, but steady, unchanged
Saes 40 bales OF which 40 as evening including 800 for
export 300 for cOnsumpoD 100 spccuaon loo bales
Daes 369 this day last week s4j this day last
total since september ]. 4l3.2l3 Dalos Qn0tallOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

Money CONTINUES in plentiful supply, and call
oans are made as low as 202l2 per cent on Gov
eminent bonds and 3 on railway collateral, with
exceptions at lower figures. Discounts were un-
paper The United States Treasurer at Washing
ton to-day received $930.00O National bank notes
600, and internal revenue receipts $3.50 900. The
following is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Currency exchanges, $4,000 .2s3; currency bal
anSes, $3'24y,I92; gold exchanges. $7254,43O;
and gold balances, $1,517,71O.
The sum OF 5000 bullion went into the Bank of
England to-day, on balance" making q total in
that way OF S2l2 600 IN six days. On the London
Exchange to-day British canAals were lower at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ T. MTVyNG STOCK EX-
CHANGE SALES. M I %, 1875.
SECOND BOAnD--l O'CLo
THIRD BoARn-p.an
WEDNESDAY. NAV 22-P. NJ

The total transactions to-day were only So
600 shares, of which the usually active stock,
Lake Shore, records only $500 shares within a
huctuation of Il of per cent, between 62l2 and
62%. The stock closed at 62os. OF Michigan Cen
tral five shares were sold at CAS-, and at the end
traders were no nearer together than 643l bid and
6ol2 asked. Ene sold 10 the extent Of 1900
shares at 127s01224, and closed offered at 1924
New-York Central sold 200 at 1881 and 400 at
ao7ss seller sixty days. with additional sales of
small lots at 1os010sss OF the Northwest
shares 1880 common sold at bOa05OSs. and
1900 preferred at 71a072. The St. Paul stocks