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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-17
Thursday, April 10, 1879,

ln legal hours, in front Of the court-house,
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described prop
Lot 70, block %, 60 by $50 feet; lot 10, block
street, between Causey and ST. Martin strocts.
Levied on AZ the property OF defendant,
terest and costs.
Msmphis, March II, 1sJe.
p. L. MCGOWAN,
Sheriff Of Shelby County, Tenn.
by Q. K. STEWART, D..
Minor Meriwether, Attorney for piaintia,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-17

During last year 478 fros, attended
by an estimated loss Of S306,3l7, oc.
CURED in Chicago. The cost Of the
FIRE department. was Sl3l ,98l,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-17
LEoAL.
Sheriff s Sale of Real Estate

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given that By yir-
j tue Of venditioni exponas to me directed
from tho Honorable Circuit Court of Shelby
county, Tenn, IN the case Of Isaiah Stephens
ys. \. Welsh and j. B. Hester, Judgment rom
dered on the. Sth day Of April, 1878, for the
and nine cents, with interest and costs OF
guit, to satisfy said iudgmont. etc. ,IilI- On
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-17
A. 0. U. w. FUNERAL NOTICE

UNHE officers and members Of Bluff City
J. Lodge, No. q, are hereby notified to meet
at their lodge-room at 81 o'clock TUESDAY
morning for the purpose Of attending the
funeral Of our late brother JAHEs MoLLoY.
Members Of sister lodges ,fraternally invited.
COnveyances at the lodge-room.
GEO. L. RUDISILL, NJ. ".
Z. j McGRnrTY. Recorder,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-17
jEWELRY, ETC.
MRS. F. J. BOWRlANM, /,
1873 Main Street.

THIS Is 70 notify my friends and tb. n,bf,,
J. generolly that ! thall continua 6nsiress
az my deceased husbands old staod whaye
shall continue 10 keep consterrkip on hsn6
full assortment Of Watches, Cocks and Jew.
elry,. and shall mako the fopeirinr offs.
watches q speciality. Tkeakine ven ~ n,t
favorL end solicitiug s contln1enee o(ths
same, remain, lespGctfuily, -
-, MRS. 2. j. BOWMANg.
NFN l@ Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-17
MEETING.
Notice to Stockholders.
BASE OF COMMERCE.,

BAHE OF COMMERCE.,
hEXPHIs, Tenn, March 6, 1879.
TNHE annual meeting of the stockholdeys NJ
Il this Bank will be held at their banking-
house on TUESDAY, the sth day of April
1877, between the hours of 10 a. m. and . nm
at which time an election will be held for i've
or more directors TO sorye the ensuing year.
By order of the board.
7-S2 r. A. PARKER. Caahiar. !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-17
MACHlNIST.
BUSINESS CHANGE.


DH9'VHANAVIs
VNHE eopartnership heretofore existing un-
!. der the firm n Ime of Joynsr, Lennon 4
Gale, composed of William Joyner, Henry I.
Iemmon and Tom Gale, is dissolved by tho
death Of William Joyner. The business will
be continued by Henry 7. Lennon and Tom
Gale under the firm name of Lennon 4 Gale.
MARIA l.. J0YNRR, Executrix.
HRNRY T. LENNON,
TOM GALE. 152-l67
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
ErROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETs.

PAEIs Aug 2S-Exchange London 20 francs 32l2
times fog checks.
LONDON. Aug 23-5 D.m.-The amount OF bullion with.
drawn from The Bank OF England on balance to-day ~
4l39.OJO. OF which 8lO1,OOO IS Tor Rio JancrO.
LONDON. 23-l:3U m.-Pas quote three
renes francs 10 confines Tor the account
LONDON. ltQHcieT "Oyer 2O,OOO,OOO
shipped from French the United
three weeks. The France has
small stock Of bar gold aud foreign
the insufficient crops Of England France ana Germany WI
oeotate purchases In the ued states 10 the amount VI
twenty ulllUn storiug"
LONDON, Aug. 23Ihe gsard IN financial article this
morning " 1t IL thought thaU iboo viii
leave France for the Cnlted sta o."
Aug 23.The EcOnOmtt says; The rate OF ais
for bank bills sixty Gays 10 three months i per
bills sixty DAYS 10 three months Az per
change in foreign government stocks
are mostly favorable especially iron aud mining con pa
consequence the improvement in the Iron ira e IL
Colonial debenures those Of the Province or
Quebec have risen cent In foreign governments the
resignation Of Count Andrassv adversely affected Hungarian
is fractional decline IN Russian. urklsh ana
Egyptian Despite the uniavorabe weather and the bad
changes in home railways are mostly iaNO
Of specuatOrs Tor ia having Oeeh
compelled back loss owing to dividend announce
mens being better than ANTICIPATED There has been some
excitement Canadian railways, owing 10 the Ietremeht OF
Chedes from the Board of Directors OF the Great west
ern Railway which is officially announced. There have
been number OF fluctuations ia American railways Lhore
considerable depes Thursday which was mostly
covered Friday. Nearly all the chances however are
merely response the movements Of the New Ork mar
ket Cairo Vnceunes bonds nave fallen 2per cent Du
Great Western trust 1872 have risen per cent British
hank stocks proved all round IN OF the
recent passage Of Banking bill Telegraph stocks are
generally weak AngloAmerican are fraetionay lower"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

LIVERPOOL Aug. 28-l2;3O p. m.-Cotton hardening
MidihEg Uplands 6asi. Kidding orleans, 8Sadi saes
10000 bales Including LOCO s for speculation ana export
TleTe wero No receipts tOdjr Futures partially Led be
ter tpa-ds, LOW Kidding cause August deliver Well
to- October delivery 6sio @ Al ,1st and september d.
liver 0Sied do, Septemle. aud october delivery. 6ssdI
October 4nd November delivery. cad, also 6esdJ do
November and Doe mbcr delivery. 63ad slso 61I do De-
cember aud January delivery. 6iisd, also uHaad
LIVERPOOL. Aux 1913 D.. m.-lhe saes 81 Cotton to-day
included 400 bales American. Futures stroDg-Upandsi
Low NiddiuV clause A delivery 61i do August and
be- delivery gsd, asO sd. TO- october and November
delivery 6SlF; December aud January delivery 6si do,
january and February delivery 6Ss,d do FEBRUARY and
March delivery, 6ssyd.
Mddng II hci Good Ordinary 1879; exports 20 Great
Britain, 2s7 bales ooastve 10 bales stock lO9l bales
Boston Aug. % ottOn firm Nj idlng lie; Low MID.
ding &c. Good Ordinary, lsc.' stock 1891 bales.
GALVESTON. Aug 23.-COttOu firm MiddiuR lO3sGt low
Mddiug i0Sr. Good Ordinary. l0c; net receipts 800
bales; sales. 2lO bales stock $3.50 ualcs.
MOBILE, Aug. 23.-COtton D0muai Middline. lOPci Low
NEw ORLEANS Aug 23-Cotou- small. demand hght'
M1tuc % Low Mirdlng, lO19c.; Good Ordinary 0ls;
receipts To- bas gross 10 bales sales, 200 bales last
evening, J 90 bales stock, 4,o9G bales. -
NORFOLK, Aug 28-COttun irm: MiddtnR II 2cj net re
cepts 30 bales exports coastwise 26 bales Stock lz0I
bales
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 23-Cotton firm, Mldirg, &c, Low
Mddng &c; Good Ordinary. l4c; receipts. l3
bales exports Great Britain 100 bales sales ATS bales
spinncrs 37S bales stock. 2,3lO bales.
SAVANNAH Aug. % lotion firm, good demand Middhng
lie; Low Mddng lose; GOod Ordinary To- &c. net re.
CENTS ~ bales exports coastWse rs baes sales ~ baes
stock 400 bales.
LOUIS Aug 23-Cotton firm higher; Middlng, IL &c;
Low Middlng 10 &c. Good OrinaFy Oc receipts. bale
shipments, bale; sales, 80 bales stock, l42A bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

Sugar firm a Badbao Fair 20 Good Renn,pel
Refined Sugars unchanged Molasses duh 5OStest 500 ~
% &c SeeCs-Cover steady az 6d7gcJ Timothy hrm ~
81 sOGs 81 Feed unchanged Bran sl3ae lS 20 keceips
-Flour 1880 bhls.' Wheat, l2etOO bushI Corn 6LVoO
bush.i Oats AGO bush; Rye. 1000 bush.
~ LOUIS, Aus 23.-Flour quiet end nnehanged wheat
active but lower Red Pail. o. 1914 &c cash Ola,
AuguslI s4tr 10 Septembe-i ei7sd0olso Yctober
No. do 50 stHt Ga. Cash ~ 90 smbsr % " wv
and lower \ . tii.sd. 8O5l~ SOdd3ubts =" fnHfD
her - isd3!4. O~a Deri ~ ,t. Noyeua stf 2tltG
29a oil the yes. psts dun asd DHvg No "a xlVHfSo
oash ~ 1o23'o october Is q29l November rye 9oie
lower 81 go. Lard duh 5.67 NC asked 662Sc. bid
Bulk Meats nomiuay unchanged Bacon inactive AMI easer
Clear RIBS. 6l5d5 2Oc Clear Stdes b40d5.i5c Receipts
Tlour 10000 b6ls Wheat, 100000 bnshl .orn, 2l0OO
bush; oats. 5000 bush. Shipments 1900 bDls
Wheat. 900 BUSH Corn BUSH DATA GcO0 bush
TOLEDO Aug. 23Whest az - No. 8 Whit Wabash
Al No. White Michigan, % ,cL Amber Nchf spot
and August 9s PC; september No. i.sd Nhter spC,
aud August 90 tc. September sci Octcpr "a 10; No
Dryton ana Michigan REQ, 81 Reecloo Wabash, 9Oc
Western Amber, spot 9s aC ember 90 2oi No Amber
Illinois, 81 OOi4 Corn dull IIg liked - Sc NO spot
srpte mber held 1T S7sgc October 81 sci No. White
iShc., Rejected. - oats dun No AZ Eoc Michigan
2jc Recepts-Wneat, lls,OOO bush.I Com $4,000 bush
shipments Wheat, SO 900 bush; Corn. $4,000 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
legal Monies.

CUPERIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW
y YORK.-AUGUsr BERBERT. general guardian q
NARY ANN DEGNAN, plaintiff agL PIER NJ o. EGAN
ana n ny NcsWFgAS. ms wifi" EPPENErES SMITH,
GILLESPIE twnosc arst name Is unknown 70 pluntr,
THOMAS HAYES. MARY A. SMITH ana WILLIAM
MAHADY. defendants-summons To me aboyenained de-
scnlanta and each Of theu hePcDY summoned
HE o mpant In ills actcu, and to copy q
yonr answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
ter the service this exclusive OF the day OF
service and Of niure 70 appear answeL aig
mem N be aganst you by default the relief de-
handed 10 the congratulated August O. 1919. JAMES
H. sWAATOS plaintiffs attorney. oiaee address NO. OIL
flherry St, New-Iork CITY.
10 he defendant MARY MCSWEGAN Tho foregoing
OF the Hon john Sedgwck judge Of the superior
Court the CITY OF York dated the I'D day Of August
1873 Ged with the complaint Ia the oce Of the Clerk "
Superior Court OF tie Say Of York at the Court
House, IN the City Of Neglozk. JAMES b. sHAATON.
plaintiffs attorney,
au25 laWOHN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
Guropeau advertisements.
DO q Decree OF dc High Court

nIIRSUANI 10 Decree or tne iilgn court
Justice Chancey Division made ne 2s!h dey q APT,
lsT7-u the matter 0f the estate OF THOMAS DAVIS De
ceased BEERE versus BEMMING, and coz versus n fh
WING.-THOMAs HEDGE OF HEDO rs, formerly OF Birm.
in0am In the Warwick, England who was last
heard the year 1885 IRON Newark NewJefsey IN nc
allied states America II LIVING children OF other
Issue OF the said THOMAS HEDGE OF HEDGES dead, OF
uy other person claiming heir or ners At law on
TFOM /, DAVIS late OF PnOrsmarson IN the County OF
Warwick England yegman dec sed who died IN OF about
month on July 1888 vinR oeah the person
ons who by devise descent, or Otherwise II o. are en
lied 10 the OF the said THOMAS DAVIS, Ms do
cede1 10 such h. N by their solicitors
or befo OF Noyem 1879 70 come IN and prove
ber claims In the abOycnamed action at tne CHAMBERS OF
The Honorable the NlceCAAnce.lOr, sir CHARLES HALL,
No IL ChanceTy Lane In the County Of Middlosox IN Eng
land or n dean they viii pcfcn ptorlY excu cd
from the benen OF said Decree Friday tho 2st aay q
Noysmber 1875 O'Clock in the sf ernOOn nj the said
Chsmber appointed Tor hearing and Indicating upon tho
claims.-Dated IN August, 1910,
WILLIAM biNNS SMITH Chief Clerk
CooKy JONAS serieants Inn, Chanoey Lane London,
England, plaintiffs SOLICITORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
LIVE STOCK NARKFTs-PY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-HoGs- Receipts, 5000 head ship.
mens 400 heal market steady, but casieri Mixed
Packing sSds5 %; choice Heavy 80 3OaS3 5Oi Light
80 900 dI3 20 market closed STEADY.
CATuE-Receipts. 1000 head; shipments, 1900 head
scarcely enough make markets Exporters sold az 20 10
Fair 10 Good shipping sidt4 4O Butchers dun,
weak and lower stockers scarce and steady; western
and lower; Through Texans JGl0C lowers Cows
80 2jS2 80 Steers, ~ GOO q.
Receipts 800 head shipments head Natives
$50 - % maj ket dull and lower market for Texans
81 LOUls Aug % CArIE-supply very light, and little
doing fair demand, however for Butchers and shipping
Grades prices receipts, 200 head Shipments
500 head
meut-, l,6tO head.
SHEEPIn good demand but little doing for lack Of supply
receipts. 200 head shipments, 600 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. Aug. 23.-Wool-The market maintains the i'm
noted with good demand from manu-.
acurers ana firm prces Good business was done aud
transactions would have been much larger but many holders
not disposed accept rates IL Is estimated
that manufacturers This market during the past fourteen
weeks have taken 100000 Wool than the CORE
spending period last year Combng and Deaine Feeees are
sought after and rme except for CoarsCr Grades
which are dull and neglected. Transactions IN Unwashed
FOOL quite large, comprising 6SSu0u for the week,
prices being firm Medium Grades shade higher sales OF
OHIO aud 2ennsyyaLa Feeces X XXX ana NO at 800 42c
Michigan and NO. ] at 35d4Oc.; Wisconsin Y at 31c.
Hampshire AT SOdI2c' COmbnR and Delaiue at Boa
45c; UnVHsled COmbng Deane at 2s034c.; Georgia
30 d35c Oregon. Eastern Valley at 2jG32c.; MIS-
SCUM az d3Oc Territory OF 2Ja25 2c Lake at 81 c Tub
Washed Zoe aud Pulled at 3Sd45c Secured at
~ aU5c.i California Spring at % d32o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
HAVANA MARKET.

UAvAyAAug 29-Sugar-1he market has continued eX
ceedinRly du almost nothing done sc lers how"
prices. expecting reaction Quotations
are stock In warehouse Al Havana and aanEas
boxes SO 900 bags and 400 hhds Recepts oil the
WEEK. 600 boxes 900 bags and 900 hhd Exports dur
ing week-9OO boxes ana 800 hhds including 90 boxes
all the hhds. the United states spanish gOl zIOG
2l5. Exchange quiet but firm on the mted states %
gold 10000 premium short sight DO, lO2dl pre-
MUM on London 302q21 premium Paris, 6iaa7 pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
UrDopr,N uApEErS

ANTWERP Aug. 23-petToeum II i francs Tor hne pale
American Lard closed at ~ francs per 100 kllos. 49,
LONDON Aug 2a-3:j0 p. m.-Calontta Linseed, 5E6u'G
80 PEI or. spirits Of TuTpenune q d2l3d per cwt.
BtIAiEN. Aug. 23.-Petroieum, marks 80 pfeEnigs
LONDON Aug 2g-l p. m.-Sugar 22Od per cwt Tor Cuba
Centrifugal pOlanzng go and 10 Cd for Cuba Muscoyado
rtu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
ppINTING CLOTH MARKET

FALL RIVER, Mass. Aug 23.-The Printing Cloth markc
IL very firm 4sc cash. 6ix64 3ec cashtOr 60Xj
Cloths holders are very reluctant sellers aud but little bus
ness DONE The production the week has been 5000
pieces 1880 pieces Of spot goods deliveries ia
$50 pieces eavu 2j6 600 pieces stock hand or d.
crease Of 20 900 pieces, compared with last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River Vessels and RaitrO1f&
SATURDAY. Aug. %, 1870.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SATURDAY, Aug. %, 1879
AsIFs-steady I'm moierate sale.

ASUFS-Steady: IN moderate sale.
COFFEE-1ild Grades quiet, Unchanged Java, 2Z02oei
MaracabO, l6lGl2c: Laguayra, l3dl6ci Rio Grades In
fair sale steady Ordinary 10 Prime CarCOes IL l40
0c Fair do l5c sales lUo7 bags eK Biela 2is bags
ex KOhn" 900 bags ST. CuthbeTt all private terms
CUTTON-SpOts dun and nominal al lc. advance. sales
rs bales delivered contracts 400 bales
to-day 42 bales against $40 tins day last
week. 972 this total since September A4Ss
SO4 bales, against 4,Z365ll same time last season,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
SALES AFTER SECOND CALL.
SATURDAY. Aug. 23-P. NJ


After a week during which the movements
Of currency in and out OF the Treasury were compare
lively upmportant the bank statement OF to-day more
nearly shows the actual condition Of the banks at the
end Of the week the statements OF either OF the pre-
cedng weeks nave done Tue loss by the SubIreasury
during the week Of 81 ,357115 currency was
about sufficient to raise the actual amount
OF legai-tenders held by the banks to the fig
ures reported by the statement week ago.
Therefore the loss OF 400 legatenders, reported
by this weeks statement represents the average loss OF
The week by shipments to the interior. The present
abatement probably is made up declining averages OF
legaltendegs and rising OF specie Inc large
reductions of SlO74O 900 in loans and OF Sl252O|oO
An deposts represent the bond settlements OF the pre-
cediug week to a greater extent than they 90 me
changes OF the present week. Because OF tne
large reductions, first OF loans, and cohse-
oueptly Of deposits Notwithstanding loss S2Oo|ooo
In the total reserve the surplus reserve seems TO De IN
creased 81 O72 ,675 but probably the actual surplus
Yesterday was less than the actual OF week ago.
Compared with that Of the corresponding date o.
1878 the present statement shows: Loans increased,
S2G 57 800; specie increased $96s 800; legaleuders
decreased sl322 200 deposits increased, $40 400;
Circulation Increased, S1,522,3OQ and surplus re-
serve decreased. 7,2I9 $50. The total reserve
(s6 469 TOO now 26.05 per cent OF the total deppst',
against rs 56 last week and 81 IL for August 81 1873
Tic following are the comparative totals OF me last Two
weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

The Stock Exchange IN London being closed to- - ff
repairs quotations received from there. Tue
Bank OF England lost 10000 on balance, of when
100000 were shipment to Rio JancirO and s9OOO
for North America" In Paris French per cents ose
SO 10, and siCnt change London advanced IRON
25.32l2 10 25.3ii2 francs 10 the &.
The Engineering and Mfung journal reports the pro-
duction of anthracite coal FOR the ended August
10 aud since January l follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25


FIUI'K AND MIAL-FLOUK-Ma Market hrm. hut less
active b,t fp tXuor and use sales 1880 bbls.
iBcirdipg 300 bbs city I 50 2U0s5 40 Tor the
W,si Indies 5SOJ bbs Minnesota Extra. a. l5dt7 90 for
lie Whole ranges $500 bbs. Winter Wheat Extra 81 -
l-sG. 400 Dbl-. Low Extra - luGe4 20; $50
M. superine IS 5DasGi 300 bJls. No 2. - 65
a s3 20. Quot4tons: No. .. - % ass p: super
one * 2Sn<g so; Common FaIr Extra state,
- i5asi 90 Good 10 Fancy do. A. COcs4 20 Common 90
,cn Extra Western 150S4 Dos choice 90 Fancy do - bO
al 50 Common Good E1ira Round HOOP OHIO. - 2ba
"a ga COED tu Chnice do - 7,dsI TO- Minnesota Common
Txtr a ~ -; Ryc Mixture - 50css 75 Bakers Lxua,
sSG%' %. straight 5uaFC - faicut. - l30tl %,
Far Extra - 25dsi 5JtaI % 1"od = todt3 10 1oou
tbor, Family - x5dSb % Patent Nluier Wheat Extra
~ 5U rlo-lus iElN IIpl X liL-
- rfltle cl uee sales. $50 bals; Common Ia Choice TX.
1 s0q.b 20; ChOico 70 IancJ do 80 5OGs6 75......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
GAS STOCKS & City R.R. (HOrse and Eivt'd)
~ Stocks & Bonds bought sold. F.rHEWIrT Broadst

NOTICE.-The undersigned, Trustees under
" the land mortgage Of the Central Pacific Ran
road company made 20 them trustees for the
bondholers, and dated the first =. usn day q 90,
hundred thousand dollars (slO0OOO gold coin. with
which IN accordance with the terms Of said mortgage
they proDOse Of sad bonds sh. be Of
ered the price less than the value thereof
scaled bids surrender O bonds viii De received at
the office OF the trustees Fourth and Townsend ss
i'm the city OF san Francisco California until the 18th day Of
September, A, D., 1879. - 1900
s. w. SANDERS0N.
San Francisco August 8, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

Good Ordinary
Good Ordinary los Midding .,
Futures active closing at advances OF IRON ~ 10 -
nonts sales Yesterday after mSeptem Der. II 81 lsS
80 1853 october 1919 1914 November 10 20 1914
December l044 1910 lO4l 1912 January, lO47 Iehru
ary 1857 March, 1905 toai 300 bales sales to-day gp
10 d. m.-Augus, y s. H., 1912 September ~ ilS5
II es i2Ol 1902. 1904, l2O5, lZO6. 1907. l2O5 i20s
1903 1910 l2.i2. l2l3 l2lf 1871 October lOsi lOs5
1886 1881 luss 1888, 1880, 1894, 1898 1896, lUDs,
1929 T. lIOl; HOB lL04 ll94 LOO Los LIP
ITO III, 1lOb ilu9, llO1 November, 1904. lV5o,
1850 10 So 1854, 1898, 1O6s 1000 1867 1896 1910
lO72 1910, lo7G. 1914 1875 December 1850 lO5l 1923
1886 JOBS. 1904, 1908, 1902 1901, 1904, 1859 1906
1907 1910, 1914 1919 1917, To- January. 1896 1901
lO5s 1865. 1858, 1904, 1913, 1911. 1914 1917, ce2
1850 1913 iO!o FeGruaIy 1906 March, 1919 i0 ~
bales FIRST Ca-August !lS9 september. ll9J October
1921 1890 1892, lOJj November 1915 1901, 1893; De
cembeI, 1859 1904, 1857 January, l062 1903. 1860
Mach, loss total 300 bales second Cal-sepIemoeaI'
lgI4 1913, lkl2 l2.ll; october llUl November. TO- o.
1913; December, lO74, 1913 January. 10 10 February
lU-s March 1898, 1898 APRIL lllz; total. $500 bales
Ilttffv res ella
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
- H CG1.IS s.I rRiCEs on rmADgLrmA sroOKs
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING
Yesterday. To-day

GOvernmenI DOuus IO-lay WVTt
nrces were shade easier The total business done at
the Board amounted 10 only 100000 as follows
81 o 600 cOupon So at 1928, $4,000 coupon As at
ia07s and s35 600 registered az 101 The market
closed barely steady a annexed quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

There was not transaction in either state or muhl-
cipa bonds quotations remaining STEADY LOUISIANA
con soils al 37l2G3S4 ,. -. 49,,
or cty stocks the only sale was sixteen shares OF
Mercantile al 90 -. ...,,o ~, .,o
SOB 900 at prices ranging iron 10 TO ia, ana
back TO 73ls973; 100000 funded 5s SOFA ~
7I1, Central Of New-JerseY and Lehlgh ana
WukesbaIre cOnsols were about i easier. Rome
Wnfertowp and Ogdensburg trsts declined t. 90 29O5
ana Missouri Kansas aud Texas seconds g per cent 10
3OI4 The tsts advancing q to "a. The Paelhc issues
and those OF Wabash of 40 Z per cent;
ST. LOUIS and Francisco seconds class A. auNahchS
per cent to So ST. Paul sinking funds were o
lower. Investment bonds were neglected, Dul their
quotations were steady. - -a, ,
The Sub-Trcarury to-day gained S3SOl34 on balance,
Wni IA I'll 2403 currency ana *267,73l was III
coin Money ruled pretty steadily at per cent all day.
with some exceptions at g. and a forced closing at per
cent Every opportunity 10 - hammer" the rate was
improved so mat 1t frequently happened during the
doy when there was lull In the demand, thai money
was offered at per cent but the next borrower that ap
pclred found that per cent was the actual Itte'
mo rate on Governments IS fully per cent,
itb more business doing cent. Al boston We
rte Tor exchange Oh NeW-YUrk is again hrmer ana 30
nrer at WashidgtOn to-day received SloOOOO Nauoha
hank notes for redemption The customs fecepts hCIe
S72I4sO, aud the internal revenue 4tcell's W.
StOqO1G The Treasury now nOlds S30l, 4Jl,1JO III
Tinted states bonds 10 secure bank circulation OhleI
Sf.s bonds deposited tor circulation for the week
,.,iiDo to-duy ~ SU27O0 United States bonds hcld
- ltrcuI3tion Withdrawn during tBc week ending
f0-dny 81 26s 500. National bank circulation out
- ,nfi1o: Currency notes. 1929 O96,304; gold notes
~ ade $40 The receipts OF National DdDk notes iOf I
anTo for the week ending to-day, as cpmp1Feu WIN
49,, ,rrceroudiug ueTiOd last year, were as iOllOWs'
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s8.42l.OOO

The following is the Clearing House statement IoulS
Exchanges S737G5,57l; bal tncgs, St,"ooJS93. Ioi
inc week: Exchanges, s4s-,ooc'0oo - p',np,'
r27 gO4 SOC The business at the hui t.suIy ou.ol
X ,ccIpts II 227,982; payments, @sia,IIs Cul'N''
t',ianc- ~ = O31 1851 coin balance, 9l3l |oO'oic
Fur, "a rxcnHngs was dull, and no cnhnges are hoteu
IN, t,e mutations. which are a. lOli0Ws'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
financial.

FLINT and PERE MARQUETTE RAIL-, , al
CO-Hoiders of consolidated bonds no"
Fycha4 either Of The io'Sng deposogisn ics National
New ied1nl NSss TiIs Nafl0na Bank. Utics, ~ L.
who viii issue negotiable certificate for ie SANE ~
49, FRANCIS HATHAWAY,
LOUM SNOW,
A q. BROWER
H. II. FISH
III. A. V. POST. Chairman
Purchasing Committee.
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FIRST po.eD-iOla O'CLOCK AZ

SoIes OF Siate and Ra,ncaV Bon1S-RIir01t BIat ast
nIDross SfUcNs.