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New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
COTTON aARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IIvRRrOOI. July 3.l2:3O y. m.Cotton stsady Miidng
Upands, lliGd. do Middling Orleans 1d. sars-lOOO
bales, including 800 bales Tor speculation and export
ceipts 400 bales American Futures steady Upands Low
and september delivery, 43O4di also 10
04d.; september October delivery "A Uid: do.
October and November delivery JJt4d also JSG4d;
do November December delivery 81 G4d do. Decen
Der and January delivery 3o-uAd.
Tenders delivery todays clearing COO bales new
doc ket aud 100 bales Old do. .eo..
Wcekly-saies the $4,000 bales Amer can SO 900
bales; exporters took. 5000
bales Tor ships side direct 1920
export bales total receipts, 10000 bales
American 5000 bales total stock, 9OsOOO American
Gal 900 bales amount Of cotton shoAt $4,000 bales Auc
can. 2I.DOO bales
2 D. nCo,ton-The OF the day included 57cO bales
American Futures brmer; upands. Low Mdding clause.
July delivery s26id buyers do July aud August deiy
cry 42BSd August and september delivery
4664d do September aud October delivery i06id
November and December delivery, JI-Jid buyers do
December January delivery 3lD4d buyers; 40 Jan
AIRY and February delivery. JO-t3d. sellers. -
d. m-IOttOn closed stcadyi Uplands LOW MInu-
ling clause July delivery 436ld sellers; do july aud Au
delivery 41fd sellers, do August and september
delivery 4764d sellers do September and October deiv
cry g6.Gd. buyers DO october aud November delivery
4O4d sellers November and December delivery. J3I6t
sellers December aud January delivery 364d sellers
DO January Februay delivery, iO-Jid. sellers.
9ALykdOx July 3-IottOn-h0liaday net and gross re.
ceipLs, ~ Uzlc- stock. 32DI bales.
Weeky-Net receipts 400 bales. ass bales Exports
bales
NEw.oRrKAxs July 3-Cotton-holiday and gross re-
46 bales Exports 10 Great Britain 81 Al bAes Stock
3s,5l6 bales. 49,. -, ,..- l..
%oskly-Net and gross receipts bio bales; Exports to
Great Britain, by3y bales the Continent 2OJl bales,
Ceastwise.3, AIS bales sales. 800 bales
NEwYoKK July 3.-The following are the total net re-
all the ports since September l. 1884,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
OLOsIY3 PRICES or BDSfOy SFOO9S
Boston July 3, 1885
FRIDAY, July 3-P. VI.

FRIDAY, July 3-f W.
In more senses than one did to-dsy's stock market
possess the attributes Of holiday. The duness was
marked by transactions amounting only to 14o.327
shares against shares yesterday but the move
ments OF prices OF peculiarly pyroteclnic char
acter OF that found circulation both
here and In London before tho opening OF business
we're of q character remind Of April l. The reso
luton to advance rates on east-bound traffic was and
is reality but supposes that this quality will
20 beyond che resolution, while little freight Is being
offered and the water rates remain at less than ha OF
the proposed railway rates. The other reports OF
settlements between the West Shsre and Central and
Hudson and OF accommodation of interest between tho
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and the South Pennsy ylvania
Railroad Companies, so far as we can learn. have no
other foundation than had the rumors OF few weeks
AGO of settlement between all the trunk
lines. which runors grew out OF Mr. Goulds
efforts to act mediator Nevertheisss
the effect OF today's rumors was sufficient
to enable bidding up OF prices without fear OF much
greater accumulation OF stock. In local market
rumor is something than fly upon cart wheel.
SO 1T todys opening OF business IT was not dnicut
task to the price OF Central and Hudson sag
against last evenings closing quotation OF s3saso2
Lake Shore hardly did we'll in opening up only 9 per
cent at ssh Both stocks hcsitated after the opening
figures had been made and reacted iaeA per cent
respectively But they had been chosen as the stand
ard bearers and they quickly forced BACK 10 the
front rank OF the speculation. Central and hudson
shows final gain OF lia and Lake shore
OF la per cent The grangers at first we're
slow In appreciang the extent OF tho new DEAL but
finally gave part in advances of for Northwestern
and s. per cent for st. Paul; and st. Pauls decreased
earnings S5s500 for the fourth week In June had no
percepble effect upon the movement In faet accord
ing speculative gossip that decrease Is regarded -
favorable feature Delaware, Lackawanns and western
furnished nearly oncthird of the whole number OF
shares dealt in and it closed with gain OF 1as per cent
The In prices noted extended thsr benign
influences to the whole market. and 1t closed win
good share of ante-hoiday strength.
Government bonds were dull and strong with the bids
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July (SpecaD. -" Tdis board
mi sht well adjourn and fully onealf the men on the
light well hire harvest hands IL the mar
ket keeps "a 1t is now. They would have moro money
and better health al the end OF thirty days" Thus
spake George b. Rno this morning. The opening was
quiet and regular. with light offerings shade under yes
terday's close Fine weather continued to have de-
biltatng effect. while from every direction came re-
ports that tho wheat would be from 10 to 20 per
cent heavier than tho estimates OF the sasticians.
August began s9as cents September cents higher,
while corn was unchanged. Pork was weak with the
tendency still lower the regular and heavy receipts at
the yards being sufficient 10 depression or ITSELF
the little traders had evened for the holiday,
q large amount of long stuff was sold by Baker ana
others stop orders and thereafter the day
given up TO "monkeying" and the explosion OF
occasional frccrackcr. The market " sasged .
steadily. No interest whatever was taken by lts usual
supporters, many of them leaving at IL O'Clock, the
close OF the day being at y. Thc principal trading
In August, though the longer heads are taxing
chances september the ruling difference being s
Corn held up reasonably WELL the little onered
being alb orbed BY Norton Worhngton, another name
for Lester Co., while provisions cased OF 3d 10 cents
Nobody could be found who would hazard prediction
Mondays opening.
At o'clock the close August wheat s9is cents
September. 91 cents. August corn. ~ cents sep
tcmbcr. 47is cents August pork, $40 l22 sepember,
5000 August lard. SO 62ia; September, 80 10
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
JUSTICE TO THE SIMPSONS.


SIR: In Mr.. John T. Raymond's interesting
"Romance OF Pawn Shop" this morning you do a
doubtless unnteHtional injustice TO most estmable de-
ceased gentleman well to his highly esteemed
yivng relatives by the following extracts from the
article referred to: But In tho next stall heard the
piteous wailpg voice Of a begging for So
on some article. For Gods sake my mother is dying,
she sad aud unless get $3 they will turn
Of the house Then tho clerks gruf voice responded
telling to take what he offered and got out, take
her goods. 1t sounded awfully brutal to me- :.
But she and her peous cry was still ring
ing IN my owned up. What shall do n shc said
IL can't go home without So more. Oh, they
sersin tbere" The truth is that the late T. Simpson
was one OF the noble and generous OF mes
the whole OF the Fourth Sixth Seventh aud Tenth
Wards hed with his praises to-day, any
prove inquiry. The Simpsons are an old Church OF
England stock and they have developed true genius
for remclelng and reforming unsavOry business
am you will hasten TO publish antidoe 10 words
whose oensveness must doubtless annoy the genial and
generous Colonel Sellers much any friends OF tho IA
nous Bpwery capitalists. JEROME HOPKINS.
CtoeG .HW, ". T., June "a, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
TIE PETROLEUM. MARKET


Those operators bulls or bears
who expected downward reaction in the petroleum
market to-day sadly disappointed. The decline
early the week to have caused reazations OF
considerable long stock which stapdlng menace to
the market and increased the dimensions OF the short
interest The result rcngthenng OF the pos lon
Of holders who absorbed the long OIL because they ook
for higher prices than those yet recorded The dealings
and excitement prevailed from the start
when 1t became evident that the bulls had not lost their
grip on the speculation. Early sales were made at 81 40
Ole cents against 90s cents last night and the reac-
tous that broke the march upward 10 oI2 d3Oi2 cents
barely deserve tho credit OF that name. The market
closed excited and buoyant Certificates loaned Oh
renewals at 5Od35 cents, but the demand after
tho end OF business was sufficient to
reduce tho rate Hat and actual small premium
pad 10y the borrowers In addition to their assuming the
burden OF carrying charges Sales were made after
business hours all the way up to 9S cents pure
vancei late. good demand, to the figures marked
on Tucsd9y-sli cents.
The range of prices and tho total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange to-day were as follows:
Opening. .......... 9li4 Lowest. Oils
Highest. 97i2 ClJsng.....-. 9Oi2
ilcs. Dirrels ii'ooo'ooO
CiearanceS Tor yesterday. o,ioz'oVV
The Consolidated Exchange Will open at 10 a. m. on
Monday instead of IL o'clock.
The refined oil market continues strong and quota
tons advanced a cent gallon to ga cents here
and SIG in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

LivEKf9o Jgy S-provisieas Bacon Cumberland Cut
sis Co. Lvns visar MdoIss Zs Oi short Ciozr Mddiss
fss ~ short ues 3is Sd, shoulders 2is o. per ut
6e-5.s % ior Extr3 Indian Mess; Prime Mess 6ss IL
IoikffLie NESS 5ss Oi per OoL Prime hess Eastorn,
eos Western, 81, Lard American. s4s "a: Prime West
efh SIS oi: Lard Oh 5Ds Sd hams-Long Cat AS 81.
Shoulders. 500 80 butter, 72s Cd per for United
v vvts,ss cneese-Ap'sric@n Choice, 37a Ot. wheatHet
ysr ocnia No spn,g. Is o. New WesterG Winter 7 2d
Sew Mixcd Western. a. IL 2dJ California No IA Cd
1s caiforals 10 as "a dgs sd con,Ai Produce
OF Iurpentine 2ss 9d &c At London. l54 OIL psf
American Red COS cwt Tallow-3iA Cd per owt oua
I'd Der cwt
The days were 2<5 900
ec.t1is, including 10000 centais American.
1920 centais. -"
ptr osoos July s-Prodnce-IAnseedo a2l los 22l l7s
wI Calcutta Lanseed. 40s. 3D. psr quarter. Linssed
SaNe xI sa6fS o. per ton Kc1noi Petroleum Oh d
w. ser s2l'ol sprlts Of Turpentina 25s I'd cNt;
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
AN OKLAHOMA BOOMER HAS HIS SAY.

TO the Ed:tor Of The Tr,oune.
SIR: In your article in The TRIBUNE OF
June % you want know who and what are behind
the Oklahoma Boomers - also you assume they
arc lot Of pcoplo and not putting up their
own money out Of their pockets. In 40 doing you
misrepresent them, and would like to know, being one
of them why you should take that ground. fou seem
to be as ignorant the subject rs Senator Maxey o
Texas who said in a speech that Oklahoma lands had
never been surveyed; also Senator ingalls,, in his
speech in tho Senate. said, Oklahoma was "a
free of cattle aud cattle the virgin soil OF the
Garden of Eden. Then comes this Dawes Committee,
ecemIngy posed of cattle mon, secures cattle men
and when IL comes To Berry Br0lhcrs anu
swear to the TRUTH investigation stopped and no re-
IL made by said committee what does tnls neau
Have people got ono who Will stand up ior
their rights and against these land ihonoposas wnY no
fenced with barbed wire fences. and are
occupying lands by Illegal leases, grazing IL with
hundreds OF thousands OF head OF cattle when IL is
81 900 fine to make lease or contract with any troe
Iudiani . r
There was once a time when could look to THE
TRIBUNE friend to the poor man. and wish that IL
Horace Greeley have taken THE TRIBUNE for the last
thirty years. and this is the first time ever wrote 10 H.
except for orders but / have been watching
IL IL would not take the right side, Dut IL
the Z" BoonerS" who puts up his own money. Will
mako you offer: You meet me In Caldwell. Kan. II
You would like to investigate for yourself and know that
there is improvement Oklahoma aud the
Cherokee STRIP that the statements true have
made. will take you all through said country free o
expense, any man you send whom you can be-
people, and there over lo00 900 "Boomcrs" wait
ng for the President to open mp these lands according
to OF Congress- Yours respectfully,
jamestown, " T.. July l. 1855. s. g. SMITH
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
A MODERN ENGLISH VERSION.
"a

SIR: After all few people would like TO see
tho Bible thoroughly moicrnzed and the transaors Of
the revised version probably erred the safe side when
they the quaint style OF the authorized
SION. This Is suggested by reading version Of st.
Pauls Epstles In modern English. by Mr.. Fsrrar Fem
ton. Of England. In many respects this translation
clears the meaning considerably but the translato
desire TO be entirely modern has led him to make many
passages grotesque. Fer instance, he makes St. Paul
say In the Epste 10 tho Romans: For disconnected
from Law sin Is noa-exstent and was formerly living
l&wlsssly aud sin revived against the commandment
but dtsd. aad for the living enactment mortal
Tor sin taking base OF operations against the command
meht defeated ns, and by itself slew TO-" Sunday
school scholars find 1t hard enough H. learn the old
Bible verses By heart They would probably rebel out
Jxhs u they were compelled ~ learn Mr.. Fentsns
version. w
New- York, June "a, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

Prime steam Cash 's J1ly 90 So August se,s7h Busss
Fresh l06!0t2c IeceiptsFlour. 1900 bbs Wheat
10000 BUSH Barley 800 bush shipments-Fiour. ll,OV0
bbls; Wheat 5000 BUSH. Barley. busn.
PEORIA m July ys-Corn arm High Mixed !8Stsse
No. Mixed ~ ia04jc. Oats quiet. No White. A10
Soc; No Mixed II aa32c. hye dnll No 2 6806Ic.
ReceiDts-Corn 3S 900 bush Oats $4,000 bust Rye 800
bush $4,000 bush; Oats 10000 ous Rye.
- bush.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3-Flour-The market was weak
and prices lower; Western and peunsyivana 1uper
s30o@sS?5, DO Extra 50 3129s3 Is Penusgiysns
family StO0Dsf sj Pelusvlvaua Roller Process - 370
81 5 delaware Family 81 5O0s5 2j Winter Wheat Patent
IS 250$5 30. Wheat closed steady the call:
export demand HIGHT car lots dun and weak No REQ
Delaware export elevator ~ 90 u Mol Pennsylvania Hed
IN export elevator 81 OIL No. Red July. 9tta% S Sc
August 963U9ica september. 9954d$l VI |;
October ST. 0l5dSl o. CornThe market closed higher
lots were active and stronger steamer
No Mixed depot 5ls4 No. Yellow.
n grain depot. SIC; 10. Yeow. track. 5Sc' No
Mixed In gram deUO BE- DO &c. quoted 70 ex'
port elevator; 52i No 2Mxed july. 80 55c Augus,
Car lots higher Rejected White Sec. Pennsyivania No
WhJe 3SG3sl.c, No White. 3ss 939c:: No.
white 402c; Juy 3S3,d3ac.; August 37137 iec; Sep.
tember eecelpts- @ Flour { 1000 , bbs: Wheat 1000
Wheat l7O0Obusn: Corn. 5000 busI Oats. llOOO ousn
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-The Exchange closed. Mild grades on tho
street steady with 1000 Dcas Padang sold on private
HAY AND sTRAw-Trade rather slow but the nm.
dertone appeared steady. We quote; Iay-No eoc %
81 O0 Nc. 75dS5c No. and Shipping grades l00 73c
StrawNO Rye 80 dJ5c; No. q .5OU JOc.; Oat, b0d0oc
HIDES-Were moderately active and steady.
HOPSWere about dull well could be ana prices
wholly nominal at 3c for state l6sis-atter Tor the
best.
MoLASSES-Rued duh at 2lc for 500 test.
MErALS-On Y hange straits Tin was lower tons sold
on The spot at 2c and for July at 2o45c Australian
Tin dropped TO 2lc.
NAVAL sroREs-spIrlts TurpentIne was steady though
quiet At SIC. the spot Resins continued quiet ana un
changed.
OCEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in this direction was TO-
dy almost a complete stand, there being demand Tor
tonnage berth ownE TO the cosur OF the
Produce Exchange Cotton 10 Liverpool was quoted
n0nnaly at 332d To LONDON, hence Norwegian bark TO
arriye 1000 bbIs. retn ii OIL 20. Sid MEDIiERRA
MEAN from Philadeldhil tilian rk 3oO0 cases re-
hnci oil. private tcims.-.-: ST TIOMA- Tor Phta-
dclplia. with coil at ST. 40. aud back from
Orchilia 10 Now London gulno at 30 VERPOOL
grain room quoted at 2Ad For Gl'sg0w the quotation
grain room I'd and for AvonmOuth 81.
OILs-tiad indifferent obbing SALE but all quotations
we e steadily he'll.
.RfcE-Stcldy and quiet
sUcAR-Raw ie. quito steady and moderately
active Fair Refining cuba SIC. Sales 4J3 hhos Musca
vdo. 5Lci 1,5y6 bags China 5sr. l2ll mats do. 42,
3st6J mats superior Manila Of bond for expor equal
To 5c. LOIS Superior Manila bc Refined hrm and
faiIy aciyei Grtnulated 6J4c.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
THE ANNIVERSARY OF GETTYsB URG

TO The EdtEOr OF TIC TTtOHHe.
SIR 1t may be of interest to thousands to be
reminded that July ], 2 and 3, 1868, was fought
the Battle of Gettysburg, Penn, where SO many per
ished whc testing whether this nation can
long eniure.o Twenty-Five years have passed away
since then, and the country Is prosperous but most
people have forgotten the event. the date of the event.
both To keep people reminded OF the time when
this Nation under God had birth OF freedom. Is
the object those lines while to many OF the young
we'll to foreigners since inmgrated they may be
OF interest and instruction. Respectfully,
DAVID d. FAHRSEY, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Neic- York, July 2. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
ethiopian FISAycIAL uAlVEri.

LONDON. July 3-i2:30 p. m.-Consols 9Ja4 for both
United states FOlr Cent Bonds
i2j Atlantic and Great Western First Mortyage Trustees
Cerncates ~ y do Second Mortgage o. Canadian Pacific
AZ; second Conso, 81 q Illinois Central l2J Mexc
Ordinary "a a, - Paul Common, f2't NewIork Central
SB34; Pennsyivana 47l2 Itoadng Jss
qnoo Three cent Renos At 81 francs
10 ccntitbeB for the account.
= D. Consols 80 Il.l6 for both money and the
Western First Mortgage Trustees
(crGcatcs II u First Mortgage Trustees Cerhncafes
~ q Second Mortgage. 90 Canadian Pacific a. = ILL
nois Central l2J3. Mexican Ordinary 237s ST. Paul Com
mon, 72Ae New.Ymk Central, S7is Pennsylvania i7ic
Reading D7s
Tie amount bullion withdrawn from the Hank OF Eng
q on balance to-day Is 4 1000.
BEtLlg July 3-Ihe statement OF tho Imperial Bank Of
Geuns NY u In specie OfJ.Ui00OJ MARKS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
Dnsiuess Chimes.

T ARGE AGENCIES.-Au Extensive and long
established Eastern Manufacturing Company after ev.
sra years experiment aud experience about 10 miro
improved ani patented stpe article or acture
the OF which Is demonstrated he consump
lion similar articles Is and there 10
that the improved article which no mor expen
siyr will Of the market 1t proposed 70
M a the country districts and appoint exclusive licensed
agents DISTRICTS to the trade and sub
agents The believes its patents TO be controlling
that can assure monopoly to ts Licensees ts es'
.epta that ccnses should have good s'andng
b inc a capital For VI this cass
the opportunity is unusually excellent. Address
p .. BOX 2,s43,
New-York City.
MAN 35 years of age. with temperate habits
k and having large acquaintance in sonth Carolina and
Georgia would like position travelling salesman. ssta-
-~'''' Lock BOX 93 Greenvlie s. c.
NVANTED.--TO represent n large manufact-
w nrnc obbing house by travelling in North Caro-.
lima the Sonth West. by hIstctss party residing IN
Asheye North caro- inn op account OF fannys heaitn
Will sell collect attend u business intrusted HIM ana
the West and merchants as reference ficaso
address H.. with terms and inducements this paper
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
Oteau Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. y. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
n GLASGOW SERVICE via LONDONDERRY.
ANCHORIA. July l. a. no. EIHIOPIA July ls,sa m.
CIRCASSIA IA Jniy H. 3p m. ~ kNEsolA July 70. 81 pm
Cabin passage $50 10 $50. second class $50
IIVLiiPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
CITY of ROM E.. sails Wednesday. July -. Aug. 20
sni every fourth "Wednesday iner, arer.
Cabin passage $50 to 500 Second 80
Cabin Excursion tickets on very favorable terms.
steerage outward -2O. prepaid >l5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General AGENTS. ,,,
Bowling Green. New.York =
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
LIVE srocK mARREr-nY TELEGRAPH.


BuYFsIo iuly y3.-cMn-Receiuts t,d,y s3) 1eah total
for wees 500 ncL t~s Ii,f week o'uo
head. Consigned thrOI1h. 2JO cars market steady
Good 3U9sJ 10 stoGkors AMI teeierA
g. t5a-l 80. .-,- -, o..
ShecD- Receipts today 600 head total for week thus far
600 mead week lSOJJ head cosvncd
through. a. lower aud duit Medium 90
Good ~ nOdsi a.. Choice - sOHsi 2Oi sDnS
Lambs. 50 40 10. ., - A.. ,.-
oiay 1000 head total Tor week 'husfr
1000 head lOr San, une lait weok gsu0o neat ron
signed l3J OF which - 10 NoSl0rki market
st adv. Medium Ia Fair Workers ~ 3,dsi 80 GOOD 10
Choicc 81 2Jai 80; butcher, Grades ~ 21a - 80 PIGS
st2O@bt 30.
CHICAGO Guly J-The Drorers Journal reoort, crWs-
Rec-p,, SHIPMENTS 1000 mead markot weaker
Exporte 90 COWS and Mixed s. Oodto 10 Stck
- OO9si 90. Feeders. - oOGsi Oo Ioxahs ~ ''~
81 90. oo, ,.. -.
Hoqs-l;eceipts II 900 shipments 1000 market lower
Rough Mixed - sO0si o. Packing anh Shtppmg 81 co@
81 IL. Light 50 lO9si - SkIps - 90 ass %.
Shssp-I!eceipts 900 head shipments Sp heal market
seady inferior ~ - 90 Natives ~ OO s4 o. Lambs
1bcH.l oO.
NJ Lou4 Tuy 2-catt,-9eccipt,. 5O0 shipments
2Ou. market easier EXPORTS s-Qt-: dood GO Clolcs
ShiDpIDg 81 iOASBOe Fur u Metun d - O>i @''
Ie-aus So OO6ft 80.
Sb.~D -Itecepts 100. suDnients 1000 Common TO MO
dinto - 250s -: Far tD cn0cG ~ OJdsi Op
Hogs-l;ece.vts 1000 smpmcnt& $500 lheht ~ l08
81 20. Packing, 81 so Gsi OJ HEAVY 81 lj9si 10
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
SPIRITS OF TURPESTINE.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHAxLysrox July 3.-Turpentipe prm at 38sIc asked.
hAyASSAB. July 3.-Turpentine Grm ut "a i2c
WILMINGTON. July 3.-Turpentlne rrm at % &c.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

srs,r, mn sss marion Roun-common S. I'd 1ts. o.;
Pale 8s lis Provisons-Lard. AS OF per cms @ s,
Americana sugar las. Sd. per cwt for CuDA Iener.sa
posrlxipg 96S aud I5s 81 6l6s for Cuba MuscovSois
ofning ahoat-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

Surplus. s63.3H+25 Sil,GO7oJ0 Dec.sl' 'oo'@O
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows
Exchanges, $97 6jO.0s9 balances s629ielI. For thc
week: Exchanges, $is4 703365 balances. 81 ssoil'
Mcssrs Post. Martin 4 Company advertise for sale
limited OF the Rchmond aud Danville Railroad
Coupanys gold per cent bonds. statement OF the
company shows the net surplus above all Interest
for has been S37iS9 So and that the earnings
for the first eight months OF present year are fully
equal to period Of last year
The customs receipts reported at Washington to-day
O1 j2i and tho internal revenue receipts were
g37O257 The United Treasurer received
$277OOo National bank notes Tor redemption. aud the