Totals.. 1,600,000 00 The foregoing is a correct statement of the public debt, Amount to 6 per cent. old debt, 1837 $57,665 00 5 percent. Mexicanindemnity atock, 1846.... 6 per cent. bonds, 1847... 1,104 91 6 per cent. bounty land scrip, 1847..... 3,275 00 6 per cent. Texas indemnity bonds, 1850... 20,000 00 5 per cent bonds, of 1858 .... 5 per cent. bonds, 1860..... 8,000 00 10,000 00 600 00 6 per cent. 5-20 bonds, called 1862.... 372,100 00 688 87 6 per cent. 5-20 bonds, called June, 1864 64,850 00 6 per cent. 5-20 bonds, called 1865 77,250 00 5 per cent. 10-40 bonds, ca led 1884.... 639,250 00 6 per cent. Consol. bonds, called, 1865.. 469,250 00 6 per cent. Consol. bonds, called, 1867. 1,371,000 00 6 per cent. Consol. bonds, called, 1868 6 per cent. loan, 1861, maured ec, 31, 1880 5 per cent. funded loan, 1881 called... 1 10 to 6 per cent. treasury notes, prior to 1846 4,900 00 $86,000 00 2,254,150 00 82,525 35 1-10 to 6 per cent. treasury notes, 1846... 6 per ct. treasury notes, 1847. 6,000 00 Central Pacific bonds,1862-64 Amount Outstanding. $25,885,120 00 6,303,000 00 27,236,512 00 8 to 6 percent.treasury notes, 1857....... 57.00 6 per ct. treasury notes, 1861. 7 3-10 per cent. 3 years'treas. ury notes, 1861.. 16,300 00 5 per cent. 1 year notes,1863. 5 per cent. 2 year notes, 1863. 44,635 00 6 per cent.compound interest notes, 1863-64.... 1,104 48 3 per cent.certificates called. 5,000 00 244 19 7 8-10 per cent. 3 years' treas. Aggregate of debt on which DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST. Demand notes, 1861-62....... 1862, 1863 and 1864 $15,481,887 2 .21 00022 50 4 CAR WHEEL AND MALLEABLE. 4 Warm Southern Car Wheel.... ....30 00@32 00 4 ... 6,743 bl Lake Superior 1 and 2.... 33 05@35 00 4 The Kentucky Central Railroad Company have $6,746 51 voted. .... 2d mortgage, 76...... 91 901 901 501 119 Cincinnati Iron Market. Baltimore Stock Exchange. Baltimore and Ohio Jentral Ohio ($50).. Marietta & Cincinnati.. ... .... London Stock Exchange. -Closing Prices.-- Baltimore and Ohio (sterling).......116-118 116-118 ...104-106 110-114 105-107 118- 120 113 115 144-146 134-186 150 -152 149-151 ...125 -127 124-126 47 471 89 91 134-136 131 -133 106 -104 New York Stock Exchange. reday's quotations follow money article.> Closing Prices for the week ending July 6. Th.30. F.1. Bat.2. M 4 Tu.5. W.6. xpress............ d Busq........... gage........ gage........... Express..... 83. Pacific Tel..... 3.& Nor..... 80 gage 58......1023 outhern...... 67 gage guar...104 IN. Jersey..101 tgage 1890...1201 olidated, ass.. 120 vertible, ass...... me.******* sent............. acific.........100 San Joaquin)..... tgage, 8a...... ... 'Ih.30. F.1. Bat. 2. M.4. Tu.5. W.6. .... 2d Consolidated......1081 1041 1021 103 1031 991 99x N. Y., N.Haven & Hait.... Preferred , reg........ U.8.5,1881,coup........ U.8.68 continued at 31..... U. 8. 6s, 1880, coup......... Dt. of Col. 3-668, reg........ Dt. of Col.3-65, coup..... FEDERAL STOCKS:- 67 101 10 Preferred...........116 102 991 1001 1001 2d mortgage........ Consolidated 7s..... .... Consol. Sinking fund Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co.. 52 521 1st mortgage........ ....... 280 Philadelphia & Reading 60 Pitts., Fi. W. & Chi. gtd 139 1st mortgage..... 2d mortgage......... 3d mortgage ........ 1321 .. Pullman Palace Car....143] Quicksilver Mining Co 8t. Louis & San Fran.. 521 19 71 521 49 73 501 511 781 135 134 136 ཎྜའོ ོརཤྩ ། :|:ཀ ་ཚོག 1121 1184 921 94 951 8t. LouisDivision 911 95 118x ck Isl. & Pac. 142x 142) 140 1.C........ ,C.and Ind. 94 rtgage............ Pittsburg guar..... solidated....、 ortgage.... L, Ind. Cent 241 rtgage............ rigage......... Judson Canal.109 110 108 1891..........• • • 1884............ 1st mortgage..... 2d mortgage. Tol., P. & War. 1st E.D. Det., Gd. Haven & Mil. Equip. bds.118 -120 .... .... .... Boston Stock Exchange. .... 1741 110 81 Financial and Commercial Review. THURSDAY EVENING, July 7, 1881. In the morning hours money was in good supply at 82@4 per cent on stocks and at 2@3 on government bonds. In the afternoon the quotation for call loans at the Stock Exchange was 32 per cent. In the last hour call loans were bid up to 5 per cent; the closing quotation was 32@4 per cent. The posted rates of the leading drawers were 4.84%@4.86%. The actual rates were 4.8334@ @4.84 and 4.85% @4 86 with cable transfers 4. 86404 and prime commercial 4.82@4 822. The actual rates for Continental exchange were 311 as follows: francs, 5.2310 5.22 nd 5.193; marke, 944@3% and 9434@% and guilders 40 51; @404. 110 1101 152 Boston and Albany... Bostor and Lowell Boston and Maine.....165 110 Boston and Providenc. 171 ortgage...... 111 Burl. & Mo. R. L. G.7 Boston, Hart. & Eries 81) 112 al St. Joseph 92 Burl. & Mo. R. in Neb. erred............ 116 114 115 114 1161 Jonvertible.......... 112 on & Tex. Cent... 99) 101 1011 Chi., Burl. and Quincy 164 Central... Mortgage.......... 76 Cin., 8and. & Clev.($50) Shore&Mich 80.1261x 1261 124! 125 T25 Concord (860)..... 131 sol, 78, reg......**** 51 1101 110 61 Consolidated..... 124 Consolidated. Dock bonds..... Filled Nashville..1061 153 W.B. 78, Con...... mattan.......... 78..... politan Elevated.. 88, 261 26 89 881 Northern, N. H.......1091 110 110 100 x 100 100 1001 130 1101 Mortgage......... igan Central......104 x 104 ... 1902... and N.I.1st, 8.F. la and Essex.....126 mortgage............. mortgage............. of 1871................ Convertible........... Consolidated.... Cent, & Hud. Riv.146 Sinking fund,1883 Sinkingfund, 1887. tmortgage t mortgage, reg... t mortgage............. 1ork and Harlem...... Treferred.........****** mortgage.****** mortgage, reg....**** Eastern...... Connecticut River.... New 41 Bonds........... Preferred. ...... Ogden. & Lake Chanp Old Colony... Ph., Wil. & Balt. ($50). 68 68 .... 1431 129 131 130 124 Binking Fund 8.... Vermont and Mars... 115 116 Cambridge (Horse).. Metropolitan (" Middlesex )....... ).... Dal Recla Mining Co. 228 The Secretary of the Treasury issued on the 1st inst the following call for bonds for redemption, being for the remainder of the five per cent registered bouds issued under the Acts of July 14, 1870, aud January 20, 1871, which were not presented for continuance at 32 per cent: By virtue of the authority conferred by law upon the Secretary of the Treasury, notice is bereby given that the 5 per cent registered bonds issued under the acts of July 1st, 1870, and Jan. 20, 1871, Dow outstanding and uncalled, will be paid at the Treasury of the United States, in the City of Washington, D. C., on the 1st day of October Dex', with the interest accrued thereon from May 1, 1881, and that the interest on the said bonds will cease on the said 1st day of October, 1881. Or, if the bolders prefer, such bonds will be paid on presentation at any time prior to the 1st of October next, with accrued interest from 87) May 1, 1881, to date of presentation. Parties transmitting bonds for redemption shall address 40 per cent; Southern States, 2 per cent; West-Norfolk and Western, 60; New Orleans P them to the "Secretary of the Treasury, Loan ern States, 8 per cent; banks and cther corpo- 1st, 101; Northern Pacific 1st, 10834; New Division, Washington, D. C.," and all the bonds City and Northern Gen'l mort., 954; Obie called by this circular should be assigned to the rations, 35 per cent. "Secretary of the Treasury for redemption." The closing quotations on Thursday were:tral, 34%; do. 1st, 105; do. Inc., 65; 0 Where checks in payment for the bonds are de- Adams Express, 135@137; American Express, Railway and Nav., 171; do. 1st, 112 sired in favor of any but the payee, the bonds 80@82; American District Telegraph, 48@50; Southern, 34; do. 1st, 99%; do. inc. should be assigned to "the Secretary of the Treasury for redemption for account of "(bere insert Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 164 2165; Can- Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, 49; the name of the person or persons to whose order ada Southern, 67% @67%; Chicago and North-Watertown and Ogdensburg, 40%; do. 1st co the check should be made payable.) western, 181@131%; Central Pacific, 99% @ 103; Rochester and Pittsbarg, 44%; ds The Treasurer of the United States issued on 99%; Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, 127% 57%; Richmond and Allegheny, 70; 8 the 1st inst, a statement showing that the total @128; do. pref., 136%@137; Chicago, Rock and Sioux City 1st, 112; St. Louis, Jac fucded indebtedness of the District of Columbia Island and Pacific, 142@143%; Cleveland, Co-ville and Chicago 1st, 120; St. Paul, Minn amounted to $22,141,800. The amount of the lumbas, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 95%1⁄2@953⁄4; Man., 106%1⁄2; do, 1st, 1111⁄21⁄2 ; do. 24, 10 funded debt retired since July 1, 1878, is $652,- Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central. 25 Paul and Duluth pref., 88; Southern Pac 900, and the reduction in the acnual interest 25%; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 10934@110; California 1st, 107%; St. Louis and Iron M charge by the operation of the sinking fund since Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 123@ pref. loc., 100; do. 5s, 94%1⁄2; do, Ark. B that date is $41,370 77. The following stocks and 124%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 9334@94; do. 1st, 114; Toledo, Delphos and Burlington bonds on which interest bas ceased, there being pref., 1172@118; Lake Erie and Western, 60% do. inc., 60; Texas and Pacific, 66%; do funds for their payment deposited in the Treasury, @614; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, L. G., 87; do. Rio Grande div., 1st, 101;1 are outstanding: Corporation of Washington 10 125 @125%; Metropolitan Elevated, 90% @91%; and St. Louis, 454; do. 1st, 94; Toledo, i year bonds, $150; 5 per cent general stock, Manhattan Elevated, 2334@24; Michigan Cen- and Western 1st,t118; Alabama, Class A $2,010 01; 6 per cent general stock, $1,280 17; tral, 105@105%; New York Elevated, 199@ Arkansas 78, P. B. & N. O., 14%1⁄2; Louisis 6 per cent Canal stock $100; Corporation of 110; New York, Lake Erie and Western, 45% consol., 6334; South Carolina 6s, consol., } Georgetown 6 per cent general stock, $200-total, @46; do. pref., 873%@874; New York Central Tennessee 6s, old, 73; do. cew, 78; Virg $6,740 18. and Hudson River, 145%@146; Ohio and Missis-def., 17; Sutro Tunnel, 134; Colorado Co The statement of the public debt of the United sippi 42%@421⁄4; Ohio Central, 844035; Paci |Iron, 631⁄4; do. 1st, 102; Consolidation Cen States, given in another column, shows a decrease fic Mail, 51% @51%; Panama -@256; St. Louis, Maryland Coal, 30; New Central Coal during June of $12,328,159 53, and a decrease Alton and Terre Haute, 62265; do. pref, - Spring Mt, Coal, 45; Central Mining, 4); since June 30, 1880, of $101,573,483 36. The 9634; Texas and Pacific, 66%1⁄2@66%; Union Pa. celsior, 11⁄4; Homestake, 1934; Standard, # interest-bearing debɩ amounts to $1,639,567,750; cific, 1301@130%; United States Express, 690 Silver Cliff, 51⁄2. debt on which interest has ceased since maturity, 70; Wells Fargo Express, 125@130; Western $6,723,865 26; debt bearing no interest, $422,- Union Telegraph, 923⁄4%@921⁄2 ; Wabash, St. Louis 721,954 32; total debt, $2,069,013,569 58; inter- and Pacific, 584@59; do. pref., 94%@941⁄4. terest, $20,948,657 75; gold and silver certifi- The following quotations of sales of Railway cates, $56,949,450; United States notes held for and other securities, for the week, are in addiredemption of certificates of deposit, $11,925,000 ;tion to those giver elsewhere in our columns: cash balance available, July 1, 1881, $170,920,869 New York-Am. Dock and Imp. bonds, 183; 48; total cash in the Treasury July 1, 1881, $249,363,415 35. Philadelphia.—Am. S. S. Co., 291⁄2 ; do. 6o, Buffalo, Pittsburg and Westero pref.. 35 ; C1 nati 7.308, M. & N., 134; Chesapeake and ware Canal 6s, 89; Huntingdon and Brost Mt. consol. 58, 91; New Orleans Pacis 102; Oil Creek 1st, 102; Philadelphia Ger town and Norristown, 110%; Philadelphia Boston and New York Air Line, 69; Buffalo, Reading R. R. scrip, 74; Pennsylvania Co Pittsburg and Western, 46%; Chicago, Barling-107%; Pennsylvania and New York Cane During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881, ton and Quincy 83, 106; Chicago and Eastern 123%; Snobury, Hazleton and Wilkesbarr fifty-four National banks have been organized, Illinois 1st, 113; Chicago, St. Louis and New Or. 35; Texas and Pacific consol. mort. 6s, with a capital of $6,409,700. Nineteen banks leaus, 83%; Chesapeake and Ohio let pref., 44%; Union and Titusville, 7s, 110; West Jersey have gone into voluntary liquidation by vote of do. 2d pref., 31; do. cur. int., 6234; do. 1st, 35 ; do. 1st, 122; Western Pennsylvania 6s, i the shareholders, having a capital of $1,620,006. Series B, 89%; Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis barg Br., 113. The latest quotations are. There have been no failures of National banks and Omaha, 43; do. pref., 105; do. consol., 6s, 115@116; do. free of tax, 181@182 during the fiscal year. The number of banks 104%; Cedar Falls and Minnesota, 33; Cincin- 4s, new, 106@111; Pennsylvania State 68 &d now in existence is 2,122. There has been a large nati, Sandusky and Cleveland, 624; Clev., Col., ries, 104@105; do. 58, cew, loan, 118 increase in the loans and the deposits. The state- Cin. and Ind. consol., 1261⁄2 ; Cairo and Fulton do. 4s, new, 111@—; Philadelphia and Bea ment of May 6, which is the date of the last re- 1st, 113%1⁄2; Col., Chi. and Ind. Cent. Inc.; 7534; R. R., 2940293%; do. consol, mort. 7s, c ports received from the banks, shows an increase Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul 1st, Southern 12634@127; do, reg., 126%@127; do. mor of $84,600,000 in loans over the corresponding Minn. div., 108%; Denver and P.io Grande, 108; 121@—; do. 7s, 1893, 121@122; do. new c period of last year, and $133,200,000 in individual do. 1st, 1202; do. 1st consol., 11734; Denver, 66@-; United New Jersey R. R. and Cara1. deposits. There has also been an increaso in South Park and Pacific 1st, 110; Houston and @200; Buffalo, Pittsburg and Western, 2 specie of about $23,000,000, and an increase in Texas Central 1st, W. and N. W. div, 115; Iodi-22%; Pittsburg, Titusville and Buffalo 78, 10 circulation of $10,596,000, which, however, has ana, Bloom. and Western, 55; Kansas Pacific 1st @107; Camden and Amboy mort, 6s, 1889, been more than counterbalanced by the increased consol., 110; Long Island, 60; Louisville, New @115; Pennsylvania R. R., 64@63⁄4%; amount, $13,703,000, of legal tender notes depos- Albany and Chicago, 102%; do. 1st, 107; Lake gen'l mort., coupon, 127@128; do. reg ited for the purpose of retiring circulation. One Erie and Western, 61; do. Sandusky div. 1st, @128; do. consol. mort. 6s, reg., 12131 year ago the banks held nearly $200,000,000 of 10634; Louisville and Nashville Gen'l mort. 68, Little Schuylkill R. R., 57@57; Morris Ca five and six per cent bonds. They now hold 108; Manhattan Beach, 47; Marietta and Cincio-pref., 1640-; Schuylkill Nav., 5336 ; $189,000,000 of the continued three-and a-halfs nati 1st pref., 15%; do. 2d pref., 11; Mobile and pref., 144@15; do. 6s, 1882, 897904; and the remainder of their fives and sixes will Ohio, 39; do. 1st deben., 992; do. 21 deben., 70; 1872, 105@109; Elmira and Williamsport soon either cease to bear interest or be continued, do. 1st mort., 115; Missouri, Kansas and Texas. 55@60; do, 68, 117@—; dr. 5s, 1003102; with the exception of $3,500,000 of Pacific Rail- 491; do. consol. ass., 110%; do. 6s, 864; de. high Coal and Navigation, 443045; do. 2d, 85%; Missouri Pacific, 110%; do. Ist, con- 1884, 106@107; do. R. R. loan, 1193,1) road sixes. It is estimated that the National debt is owned sol., 1093%; Memphis and Charleston, 87%; Mil-do. Gold Loan, 114% @115%; do. consol is, by less than 100,000 persons. Robert N. Porter, waukee, Lake Shore and Western, 60%; do. 1st, @119%; Northern Pacific, 430131⁄4; do. pr of Chicago, special agent of the census, places 106; Milwaukee and Northern 1st, 101; Metro- 840844; North Pennsylvania, 60060%; de. the distribution of registered bonds as follows: politan 2d, 89; Nashville, Chattanooga and St. 109@110; do. 7s, 118@121; do. Gen'l m New England States, 11 per cent; Middle States, Louis, 89; New York, Ontario and Western, 36; 78, reg., 1210121%; Philadelphia and Erie, ; do. 78, 120@122; do. 5s, -@107%; fic 68, 123%; Summit Branch, 2434; Toledo, mit can be reached by a climbing line of three ebill, 62@62%; Catawissa, 21@21%; do. Delphos and Burlington, 16%; Wisconsin Central, miles. Its estimated cost is $150,000. ,57%@58%; do. new pref., 57@58; do. 28%; do. 1st series, 79; Allouez Mining Co., 2; Regular trains commenced running on the Sara900, 127@127; Lehigh Valley 60%@60%; Copper Falls, 6; Catalpa, 134; Douglas, 2; Dun- toga Lake Railway on the 4th of July. 6s, coupon, 122@123%; do. reg., 12234@ can, 1%; Franklin, 11; Pewabic, 12; Ridge, 4; do. 2d mort. 7s, 136@138; do. consol. 3; Silver Islet, 43%; Sullivau, 4. ., 121@122; Fifth and Sixth streets (horse); 187; Second and Third, 11134@116; Thir th and Fifteenth, 822-; 8pruce and Pine, 261; Standard Time. HANNIBAL AND St. JOSEPH RAILROAD Co., No. 78 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, July 2, 1881. This DECTORS udvidend Of Three and one The transfer books of the Preferred Stock will be closed at 3 o'clock P. M. on July 9, and reopen AuJOHN A. HILTON, Secretary. Varions plans have been suggested of late Green and Coates, 824@-; Chestout looking to the establishment of a standard time In regard to the Walnut, 95@100; Hestonville, 20@22%; for railroad and general use. mantown, 75@—; Union, 119@125; Lom- proposition made by Mr. Fleming, which has at-gust 4, 1881. and South, —@25%; West Philadelphia, tracted no little attention here and abroad, the 100; People's, 30% 30%; Continental, 106 Montreal Daily Witness, says: 08. THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH- this day declared a quarterly dividend of 1WVE PER CENT upon its capital stock, payable on the 1st day of August next at this office. "Mr. Sanford Fleming has won fame quite beHaltimore-Atlanta and Charlotte 1st, 111;yond his expectation, and, with due respect we actic Coal, 1 60; Baltimore and Ohio 24 pref., may add, quite beyond bis deserts. At the recent ; Baltimore City 48, 1920, 1114; do. 5s, meeting of engineers here, he made a very sim4. 117; do. 6s, 1884, 106; do. 6s, 1890, ple and business-like proposition with a view to ; do. 68, 1902, 128; Consolidation Coal, 89%; regulating the variation of time on this continent. on THURSDAY the 30th inst., and will be reopened ton Co. 69, 112; Columbia and Greenville 20, The European countries are comparatively small on the evening of THURSDAY the 4th day of August ; Maryland 68, exempt, 113; North Caro- and compact, and each follows without inconven- next. 48, ex int., 89; Norfolk Water 88, 126; Union ience the time of its capital. But the United The transfer books will be closed at 3 o'clock P. M., E. D. WORCESTER, Treasurer. road bonds endorsed by Canton Co., 117; States and Canada cover too much longitude to Brown, Brothers & Co., ginia Midland pref., 71%; do. 2d pref., 50; work by such a rule, and hitherto we have had no 1st mort., 114; do. 20, 1131⁄2 ; do. 3d, 94; rule of uniformity. Each town has its own time 5th, 100; Wilmington, Columbia and Au-determined direct from the sun, and each considda, 111; do. 69, 111%. The latest quotations (erable railway running east and west is divided Atlanta and Charlotte 1st, 111@111%; Bal-into sections which adopt the time of different lore and Ohio, 200@210; do. 6s, 1885, 109 centres. Mr. Fleming's proposition was simply ); Baltimore City Passenger R. R., 390-; to divide the country into sections whose time Itimore City 6s, 1884, 107@-; do. 6s, 1890, would be exactly an hour apart, and have all @119; do. 6s, 1900, 125@-; do. 6s, 1900, places within those sections uniform. Anyone R, 1260-; do. 5s, 1894, 117@119; do. 5s, passing from one section into another would find 10, 122@123; do. 5s, 1916, 125@126; do. his watch just one hour astray, and would not be 1920, 111@111; Canton 60, gold, @112; perplexed by having to calculate a different num. lumbia and Greenville 1st, 104@105%; do. ber of minutes of difference in each place visited. ,94@9434; Marietta and Cinciunati 1st, 124 We are not prepared to pronounce judgment on 124%; do. 2d, 884@89; do. 3d, 482@494; this proposition, which seems to bave a good orfolk and Western pref., 581⁄2@59%; North- deal to recommend it, but it is a very different n Central, 54@54%; do. 6s, 1900, gold, 119 one from that which the New York Herald and 120; do. 6s, 1904. gold, 114@116; do. 58, journals which follow it attribute to Mr. Flem NO. 59 WALL ST., N. Y., BILLS OF EXCHANGE IN STERLING, AVAILABLE IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD. Between this and other countries, through London 25, 102@103; Obio and Mississippi 8. F., 121 ing, which is no less than that all the clocks in Paine, Webber & Co., BANKERS AND BROKERS, -; Pittsburg and Connellsville 7s, 124@124; the world should run on a uniform time. This irginia Midland pref., 70@72; do. 2d pref., 50@ would be a revolution, indeed, and would bave 5; Virginia Consol. 88@83%; do. consol curious results. The day which would begin at oapocs, 913⁄4@921⁄4; do. 10-40s, 55@56; West-midnight, say at Greenwich, would have to begin Maryland 2d pref., 1074@1072. at five in the morning at Montreal, and places of Stocks and Bonds in the Boston market, the carewest of here would have to begin their day at va-ful selection of securities for investment, and the o. loc. 68, 57; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rious times in the forenoon. They would have to negotiations of commercial paper. 98%; Boston, Clicton, Fitchburg and New change their dates after the business day com-WM A. PAINE. WALLACE G. WEBBER. C. H. PAINE. Bedford, 46; do. pref.. 140; Boston Water Power, menced, and speak of breakfast as having been Boston-Atlantic and Pacific 6s, gold, 10334; Bankers and Brokers, & Co., 17 Wall St., New York. Barlington and Missouri River 6s, non-taken yesterday. All this would be very interest-John H. Davis xempt, 107; Chicago and West Michigan, 89;ing, indeed, but we bardly think Mr. Fleming deCincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland pref., 31%; serves to have so stupendous a proposition attribdo. 78, 109; Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, ated to him. Mr. Fleming did say something Wis. Valley div. 68, 105; Chicago, Burlington and about restoring the old fashion of making the Quincy 58, 105; Chicago and Eastern Illinois, clock tell the bours from one to twenty-four, 110; Flint and Pere Marquette, 394; do. pref., which, could it be adopted, would remove the 106; Iowa Falls and Sioux City, 91%; Kansas need of saying a. m. or p. m, and do away with City, Fort Scott and Gulf, 95; do. 78, 114; Little many mistakes in reading time tables, but a good Interest allowed on Temporary and Standing Deposits. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on Commigrica only, either on Margin or for Investment. Rock and Ft. Smith, 80; do. 78, 119; Marquette, many things would need to be considered before Sheldon & Wadsworth, Houghton and Ontonagon, 77; Massachusetts adopting this part of his scheme." IN BANKERS, 10 WALL STREET, N. Y. ADDITION TO A GENERAL BANKING |