The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1873, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. A. Lively Day in Wall. Street---Stocks ; Generally Sironger. GOLD FIRM AT 116 A 115 1-2, The Public Debt Statement—The Reduction for the Month of August. Money Commanding 5 and 6 Per Cent. The Epidemic of Forgeries—The Effect Upon the Street, BAILROAD BONDS IN GOOD DEMAND On Change to-day cotton was only in moderate request, and the market weak both for “spot” and “future,” Flour met with a” fair demand at steady prices. Quite a large business was consum- mated in both wheat and corn, tor which advanced prices were paid. IMPoRTS, ‘The following shows the imports (exclusive of Bpecie) at the port of New York for the past week, iid August 30, and since the beginning of the ane 1871. 72. 1873. Dry goods,.......$3,915,667 $4,379,273 $2,862,116 Gen: Merchandise 4,855,409 weiss beet Total for week $8,771, - $11,092,938 $8,465,334 Prev. reported... 253,447,798 267,596,186. Since Jan. 1. ..$262,218,874 $500,065,207 $276,061,520 THE FORKIGN MARKET. According to London advices the market there ‘Weakened at the close to the extent of 4% a % per oent. The late quotations of sales were as fol- Yows:—Consols for money, 92% a 9234; Consols for account, 9234 a 925; ; five-.wenty bonds of 1865 (old), , 96 49534; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 95 a 954; ten- forty bonds, 90 a 9014; new fives, 91 a 91%; Erle Railway shares, 4734 a 4734; Illinois Central Rail- Way shares, 8434 a 853g; new French loan, 7% per cent premium. The amount which went into the Bank of England to-day on balances was £86,000, In Paris rentes were buoyant at 53f. 6c. THE MONEY MARKET. Money on stock collateral to-day loaned as high ‘a8 Seven per cent and as low as four per cent, both extremes being in exceptional transactions. The bulk of business was done at five and six per cent. The fluctuation in prices resulted from the calling im of loans, Government bond firms were avcom- modated at five and six per cent, The dealings in discounts was on the basis of eight to ten per cent. Foreign exchange was dull and lower, rates being reduced to 107% for prime sixty days, sterling and 1083¢ for short sight. The following are the nominal prices, as amended :-— Prime bankers’ sterling iets teas Spe Dee. bills on London wee 1K a — 108: - bis! — XK 4 - 525. a 5.26 SB8 aoa i a Shao aoa 41 6 a 95: TAa 72 BANK SHARES, ‘The following were the bids to-day for city bank shares :—Manhattan, 150; Merchants’, 117; America, 184; North River, 80; Fulton, 147; Mechanics and ‘Traders’, 186; Gallatin National, 123; Merchants’ Exchange, 84; Leather Manufacturers’, 180; State of New York, 112; Commerce, 118; Mercantile, 132; American Exchange, 109; Bank of the Republic, 107; Bank of North America, 100; Hanover, 105; Irving, 122; Market, 124; Corn Exchange, 124; Con- tinental, 80; Commonwealth, 85; Importers and ‘Traders’, 190; Central National, 9034; Fourth Na- tonal, 11354; Ninth National, 103; German Ameri- cap, 993. GOLD FIRM—I16 A 115%. ‘The gola market to-day was again the theatre of an exhibition of the strength and confidence of the ebief manipulators in that which constitutes the basis of our currency and credit. The price opened at 1153¢—the lowest point of the day—and was grad- ually advanced to 116,receding thence to 115% a115 4 & 1%, but recovering and closing strong at 115%. ‘These firm figures, in the face of the programme announced by the government, are regarded with mo little suspicion by those who have been led to anticipate lower rates. The rate pald for carrying to-day was 1 per cent, and for borrowing the rates were 6, 1-64and 3 per cent to flat, ‘he prices of gold to-day were:— 12M..... 118% 12:30 P, 115% 1:15 P.M 2102 BM, The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank ‘Were as follows :— Gold balances... CLEARING HOUSE Currency exchanges. Currency balance: ++ 1,656,630 ‘The transactions at the Clearing House for the past week compare as ‘ollows with those of the previous week :— Ogre for the week ending August +. $449,504, 644 ugust seeeeees 447,799,048 the week ending: Augagt 23, hie 22,762,905 Balunces for the ‘week ending August 30, * 10,792,496 THM UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $107,000 on account of interest and $6,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The reduction of the public debt during the month of August amounted to $6,752,820. The receipts from customs to-day were $658,000, The receipts from internal revenue were $683,476. A well executed counterfeit of a $500 legal tender note was discovered on presentation to-day at the Custom House by one of the ofliciais, THE PUBLIC DEBT. The following is a recapitulation of the public debt statement up to this date :— DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN. Bonds at 6 per cent, $i, 269,853,650 Bonds at 5 per cent. 464,562,300 Principal Interest... 12,031, DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUI, MONEY Certificates of indebtedness at 4 per CONT. sesseverersesecesernseees $678,000 Navy Pension fund at 3 per cent 14,000,000 Principal... $14,678, re Interest... $3,560 DEBI ON WHICH INTEREST MAS CHASED SINCE MA- TORITY, Principal $12,902,730 interest. 366,233 RING NO INTERES! ola demand and legal tender notes. $356,079,937 Certificates of deposit. TL 82,240,000 Fractional currency, 44,880,591 tiflcates. 44,493,000 $2,230, 704,209 82,485,603 + ++++ 82,272,189, 902 CASH IN THE TREASURY, post ” $87,190,846 12,063,610 Special deposit held for redemption of certificates of deposit as Lian! by law. seseeteseesecees 82,240,000 Total secereeeneeees $131,494,687 DEBT, LESS CASH IN THE TREASURY, September 1, 1873. $2, 140,695,365 August 1, 1873 2,147, 448,104 Decrease of debt auring past mont 6,762,829 pena IR god skh Pasi 16,685,835 Decrease of de! m " to March 1, 187; seveeteeseceseeses 968,082,559 BONDS I88UED TO” PACIFICO RAILROAD COMPANIES, I PAYABLE IN LAWFUL uma Trineal outatanaie rf $04,003,512 You yp 646,235 wed bt Be ah 986. =e ara Be eiare ss — mi rE stains of “interest Pala by i — “Sows phen ehanapeceseeeets ones ++ se," aan RAILROAD BONDE. We note @ good business in ratiroad bonds and at prices which do not seem to have been affected by the statements concerning the forgery of New Yerk Central bonds published yesterday. Burling- ton and Cedar Rapids firsts sold at 87; C., C. and I, C. Seconds at 69; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago firsts at 1054, Toledo and Wabash seconds At 93)¢; ditto firsts, St, Louis Division, at (0; Union Pacific tens, ex interest, at 534, Union Pacific firsts At 8034 @ 80% a 80%, Western Pacific bonds at 92! Central Pacific gold bonds at 99% a 9934; Albany and Susquelianoa seconds at 98, New York Central 8iXes Of 1583 at 929244, Erie Orsts, 10434. The fol- lowing are the bids as amended at the call:— New Yors Cen vs, &.. 924 Tol & Wad Istm, StL 2 Dew York Cen v's, 0. MT To. & Wav ad New York Cen v's sub.. 95 Zo! & Wad con Rew York Cen i170. Ch Sortua Eten i Norrie Lenox od tase 82 NJ Cen Ist m, new... 10 Pitts tw 2 Chictst, -.10 Hus Fwhe Spee bx ciey Tatts [am » W con bds. y Chine 23 W scm my Col, Cite & BLO Man 68 4ol, Peorta & War, WD 8 36 Tol, P & War Bur Div. 84 Tol, Heo 8 War con's, > Pet ince a Wis CT Post,H & E Ist 1ol'& Wab stm ex.., Ey burt, Ra Min Ia: 7 SOUTHERN SECURITIES were only in moderate request, the prices being without material change. New Tennessees sold at 81%, Missouri sixes at 91% a 91%, Louisiana sixes, old, at 49. We annex the current quota- tions:—Tennessee sixes, 8134 & 82%; do., new, 814g @ 823¢} Virginia sixes, 4234 a 4834; do. new, 50; do., consolidated, 5114 a 5214; do., deferred, 124 1244; Georgia sevens, 89; South Carolina sixes, new, January and July, 14 @ 15; do., new, April and October, 23; Missouri sixes, 914%; do., St. Joseph, 90; North Carolina sixes, 273, a 283; do. new, 15% a 1745; do. special tax, 14; Louisiana sixes, 49; do., new, 45; do, levee, sixes, 53; do. eights, 55 a 60; Alabama fives, 49; Arkansas sixes, 40, GOVERNMENT BONDS sympathized with the advance in gold, but trans- actions continue to be limited in consequence of the inadequate supply. A large sale of $330,000, however, attracted considerable attention. The following Were the late quotations:—United States currency sixes, 11314 a 113%; do, sixes, 1861, regis- tered, 117 @ 11754; do. do., coupon, 119% @ 120;do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 11714; do. do., 1862, coupon, 117; do. do., 1864, do., 117%; do, do., 1865, do., 118% a 119; do. do., 1867, regis- tered, January and July, 116%; do. do., 1865, coupon, ao., 117% @ 11734; do. do., 1867, do, do, 1195 @ 119%; do. do., 1868, 117%; do. ten-forties, registered, 113% a 11414; do. do., coupon, 113% @ 114%; do. fives of 1881, coupon, 114% a 114%. THE STOCK MARKET. Owing, aoubtless, to the uncertainty attaching to the extent of the forgeries of New York Central bonds, described in the Hg#Ratp of yesterday, the opening of the market was attended with consid- erable feverisuneas. Stocks all opened weak, but later the recovery was rapid and substantial along the entire line, The principal dealings were in Western Union, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and Union Pacific, business, hewever, being generally well distributed, The following figures will show the extent of leading saies:—Western Union, 28,100 shayes; Pacific Mail, 17,7.0; Lake Shore, 21,380; Wabash, 9,350; Union Pacific, 8,800; Ohio and Mis aissippi, 5,600; New York Central, 4,140; Erie, 4,000; Atlantic and Pacific, 1,800, Western Union opened at 91, sold at 9% a@ 0% a Ol, through its fractions to 92, fell off 3, recovered to 924 and closed at 91%. Paciflc Mail opened at 43, sold at 42%, moved up to 43% a44 and receded to 4334 @ 435 243%. New York Central sold at 1044 a 104% & 105 @ 105% @ 105 @ 104%. Rock Island was Steady at 108% @ 108% a 10834 a 108%. Union Pa- cific advanced from 2644 to 2734, winding up at 26%. Erie sold at 505¢ a 60% @ 503, a 5976 a 5954 @ 5034. Lake Shore moved from 92% to 93, but subse- quently went off to 924, which was the last figure. Onio and Mississippi was evenly balanced all day between 38% a 3994 a 38% a 38%. St. Paul changed but a fraction or two from 60%, and closed at 5055, the preferred stock selling at 7034. ©., C., and I. C, sold at 30% a 3134 8 31}4 231. Wabash advanced from 681, to 70, when it receded to 69% and closed at 6934. Atlantic and Pacitic preferred sold at 26a 2534 @ 2624 @ 2644; Northwestern common at 64% a 6434 864%; Panama at 116% a 116% a 117% a 117, THE TOLEDO, WABASH AND WESTERN RAILROAD, According to the bylaws of the above company “the election” must take place on the first Weanes- day of October in each year. It will therefore oc- cur on the ist of the ensuing month. According to the laws of Obio the stock muSt appear in the name of the person voting for at least thirty days anterior to the election. The transfer books are announced to close on the 4th day of Septem- ber. It must, consequently, be remembered that whatever stock is transferred after to-day (Mon- day) cannot be represented at the election. ‘he intormation is given to the end that no person may be deceived in making purchases to-morrow fer the purpose aforesaid, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the day:— hest, Lowest. New York Central and Hudson River stock consoudated. 1041 Erie... 50s Lake Shore 9214 Wabash... 683, Northwestern 64% Northwestern preferred. 82 Rock Island.. 1083 Milwaukee and St, Paul 50% Milwaukee and St, Paul pre! 10g 1034 Ohio and Mississippi 89% 38% arg 2634 31 30% 9054, “4 42% 1) G AND I. O, The actnai earnings of the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company for the month of June, 1873, were as follows:— sees o $38,769 98 TOW s.ossosevereaesvoneveye tus as ennce OOD OO THE FORGERIES, Further details concerning the recent discovered forgeries of New York Central bonds, and new and important facts with reference to forgeries upon Buffalo, Hartford and Erie Railroad bonds, will be found in another column. They are only alluded to inthis place for the purpose of introducing the remark that the revelations have thus far produced no effect upon the general market, beyond the exercise of greater caution in dealing with other kinds of cecurities which pass by millions through the yarious avenues of Wallstreet, In fact, the tone of business men 1s antagonistic to anything like a panic, and convulsion can only be caused by some mighty crash, involving a larger area of loss than is likely to be created by the criminaiity of a haif dozen prison bird SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE, Monday, Septem 10 A. M.<Betore Cain} OL $00-shs - Pac RR. v4 gi 300 shs West Un Te! Ly) Ors ereeee: EY 2 ES i 100 Wwereat CRR Kirst Board—10:30 A. M, 8h ama 5 att 2 £22asgssee3s: cegetees: 2885 “226! Re ~ fete SESS5058 eeeeas: rs 2; : BE Bas sensegecee oF pane SSEssa SS a4 2355 ar geESeE EEENS 18115 and 2:15 P. Me { $20000 US 5-20, ¢, "68.be 118%; FO US Ts lS TS P. M.—Before Call. 100 shs LS 4M 8 R..3 1200 do. . Wor Yall «Ric. Second foard—1 P. Mf. 600 shs Pac M88 Co 500 ao . Juushs U x | SONY CAH KR. Setestes = SSSete $882500 US 5-20, c, ‘67 1060 Un Pac Ist m. COMMERCIAL REPORT, Cotton Easier—Flour Steady—Wheat and Corn Higher—Oats Lard Easier—Groceries Quiet but Firm— Petroleum Dull—Naval Stores Steady— Whiskey Steady. Monpay, Sept. 1—6 P. M. Trade was fairly active to-day in most branches, and in some cases there was an increased move- ment at improved prices. There was continued buoyancy in breadstufls, which continued active for lots to arrive, and considerable purchases were made on foreign account at an advance upon pre- Business on the spot was re- stricted by the paucity of supplies. Corn was in active demand, and notwithstanding ceipts, better prices were realized, while the transactions were large. Whiskey was unchanged, easy, under a moderate demand. Cotton was in moder- ate demand and easier for both spot and future. teum was dull and rather easier for the future months, but firm for early delivery. Naval stores, demand, ruled steady. Corrox on the spot was quiet and nominally t/c. easier in value. September “short notices’ were offered at 18%c. For future deliveries a moderate business was in progress at a easier price Optands.’ Ai abama, v. Orteane, Firm—Pork and vious quotations. Oats were also firm, Pork and lard were | 4, the market closing, how- 2136 —The sales ob, Ea were as talons: - Ei Sat. Eee'g. Total, tal bales. 996 <Included in ‘tie ‘above ‘are 377 bales to future delivery (basis low middling) the sale: evening) at int Lo'clock- 400 ‘Total, ‘Ss 800 bales. 0a v7 at 17 7-160, ; December, Set atin site. 500 bal’ ae colton to foreign p: ports Arty com: closed as Aves OWS ¢ To | Bh from first hands . ordinary cargoes, 20) ie an eee sixty “and ninety days, (TRS and’ on et tin e quote "at cargoes, By 3 ly bb! ts, 29, rye, fo, i flour market rule: Steady, wit He ‘, ‘meiieraie ing i SS Serer ., ye Branay wine. weesee-wasescies? 5 BSsssseuasRexees BESSRSSSIAssse: Peeprac2 2280: ‘ Puncheons * Wheat was (oi Fihent was isiriy active fo Laat im, So) hhde of tobacco al dum low on private verms Lace Rai t léd, To Ginasow, Brain at Ws; au thal quarters grain at tu 64. ; rein the M lewn on prive e ‘iDealtar tor ‘Ste. A but prices were mo: Cuba, cewirt aga: Py grocery, ie. ihe. NAVAL 5TokKs. There wi Dustnens in trite of ta tratry morect, wer ik the bids were’ seid No. bat nomiaa y steady it previous feures Perro: Fs Fall descriptions, but eouside: ested, particularly jor redmed livery. We quote :—Kenued, Wye. a Lic. livery'and balance of month and Juvure months; crude im bulk, 6c. lor spot or moni; canes al ; naphtha at all foreity. 1 aS market was quiet, with revit fullow Ou Clty, $1 ny Nw re Centre and ecu, al tus: 37; Rousevisle * SLL) » $134 SL and Pai $115. The Pine phia Market eontinged inactive an works T of 5.00 bbis, of redued tor last half of ‘september at ominally unchanged. Kefned quote for spot or mouth. “| ater we heart of sales in ‘ROVISIONS. —Re: cut meats. 125 do, ipts—Pork, 489 bbls. ; bes f,3 iT jlard, 401 bbls. and tle re ‘: T2 .. in a jobbing wwity, a Bie, orsdmity mess, at $13. 19.64t old mess. "Bacon Femainted ty Long clear held atve.,, with bids hogs were quoted stead, Beet was in’ limite joubing. rajae market was quict and prices unchanged; sales Packages at prices within the runge of 8) 8 pigin mess pola, $11 25 a for prime and $.3 a $2 tor extra India mess, Beet hat ms were qu ei, but quoted steady at from $18 a 28 for the range of common Southern to choice jae era’ c Cut meats were in moderate request, with ieee abot y. We heard of sales of "30 pickled 3 sinoked shoulders at 914¢. loose be lies, medium average ParaVor Western the market wa 2 a a her fer, closing ats 5 16c., cash and Bepiember, and 8 7-l6c. & ies of 200 tence, not 0 Uerées ot prime ag 8 616. 1or Septeinber ; 500 tierces (or October at 1,000 terces {ured iroin September to Octubers at Kido. aimterchees With sales of $0 teres, and 0 or raw sugar the market was quiet, but prices 8c. tor October, We heard of strictly prime, at 83,0. City wan steady at 8 tierces of No. f at . wun Wrore steady on ihe basis of Bige, a Sse, tor intr td pod refini We heard of sales of 100 hhds, of inolasses sugar at 7%c., 173 do. of prime heer begs 500 Poxes of molasses sugar ut Zayc., ind 0) boxea « teh gal at 9i¢e. Ketined was in good Renate and firm at previous prices, We quote :—Cuba—Kefini: gommon, 73¢e. ais on to prime, Bi4c grocery, iair prime 6 he ore ae “wentetagal fl. ‘and oxes, Bsc. a molasses, hhds. and boxes, 7c. a Be. ; me! Maul pack cai Duteh Bapeere 08. 7 to % 7 to 12, as 4 ay vi to 18 Cae Paton » 19 to Ww, a cos white, le. Po: Rico—Refining, common to prime, 7% fais to choice, 8i4c. @ Sac. Brazil— #8. 8to 12, Te. akc. Java—Dutch tandar 2 Ne a9. Manila—Superior and care superior, 7%. e —Trade 2 pitaibat ne: ‘way hasbeen moderately nd the t s.eady, The sales foot up 3 tlerces of Carolina at ee 234¢.. 120'bags. of Fatua at 730. a 7%0., and S25 bags. of Rangoon at Osc. a 6c. Mreaninne—the market was waite terces of prime were sald to have been placed at 84c., but we were un- able to authenticate it. TAuLow continued quiet, ann unchanged. Sales, 20,000 ‘Sbis The market was quiet Ibs, of prime Western at 8%4c Wintaxny. = Receipts, 278 and easy. “Bales, 140 bbls, at $1 i0, DOMESTIO MAR MARKETS. Liston, Sept 1, 1873. Cotton nominal: good ordinary, ise. Texas ordinary, 12%¢c. Net receip' 172 bales; ‘gross, 172. Sales, 100 Exports coasowise, 1,984. Stock, by actual count, 4, New Onteans, Sept. 1, 187 3. Cotton firm: middlings, 183gc. low mide firsts, y food ordinary 18 Net receipts, 415 Dales; gi te cook on hand 8e; ory rl, 1872, 4,694; recel, net, 328,061; receipts since trom New Orleans, i September |, by actual count, 4, 5 sod & ‘opti, Sep}. Cotton stead: lene , 180. low middlings, Taye Net ales, 3. Exports coastwise,. 17: receipts, 6 by WwW. 5 Savannan, Rept. ty gg a light, offerings light; addi th . wit bake is jes.” Exports coastwise, 4 Net rec %. Stock, a. Cuanceston, Se} 1873. Cotton, niet; Aelita Ive. Net Tocelptent 38 bates; 1,182, Saies,'200. Stock, Fgeh Exports coastw Wrumixatox, N. C., 80 Spirits of turpentine quiet a: 39 for strained. Crude $5.25 for yellow dip and ‘virgin, ‘ee batt at $285. fa! Flour steady; sales Ce 10" “bbls. Fa 4 BR tor No. 1 spring, $8 75 for winter, white winter. fo 26 tor double extra. Wheat gt $400 bustiels old No. 1 Milwaukee club at § si ‘ts hels red wsnter at ot ui tor unbolted, per owt, Millieed stead: tums $185 ea, 2 per ton, sUieeiey ii corn, Nd sn to New York. ; lumber, $3.25 to the Hudso New York. ‘Railr treights—Flous fo rilhscpu, “Goc.; to. Wonton, Boe. York, 400. Shipments—: ser tanlt 2,588,000 feet 1a jour, Sustels whes imber. Berrato, Sep. 1, 1873, Lake.and rail imports for tho Inst torty-etg! nt "batt 385,108 bushels; corn, 100,960 dor Canal shipment Wh ais, 36, corn, 217,408 do. Rail sangre jas bushelai York— ea ios pile SOAS ade ise Y o craiy Wensrn. Ss $9 vakers $7 49 $7) a $3 re, $ doing; noted Milwaukee, No. 2° sprit $1.45, Chicago No. Zspring, $1 88; waite Misbiah on Mage Ae rime; sale: $178, Corn advancin 0. 2 at do, prime! No. §.000 bushels ‘Ohler at 37k, prime Canada, $1 25, Other articles unchanged. Curcaao, Sept. 1, I Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in tair demand and lower; heavy receipts depress the market; cars arrived since Saturday morning, being the ips in one say ots ever, know: seller Ociobers; No. 8.6. 81 1 jected, sr oiesi Oly. Corn in fair demand an 0. At 40}Ge. 4 40840. tor No. 2 mixed, c September ; 42%¢c, a ate. October: rejected, ixed and No. i cana’ at 27\¢c. for No. ‘disge. ailoat, Oats 1 2&e. Ociober : 2cash ected nd a shade lower at 6c. a October} ¥2c. for No. 3 spring. Whiskey steady at $1 Proy inigey guiet ad unchanged ; Beeson, gecenia sale of und of bellies, packe in fair jemand and higher corn t> Buffalo 106, Ubipte-4,000 bla Hour: £90,000 Dus at 575000 corn, 68,000 di do. oat 8,000 do. rey aod “Theo do. bare: Shipmente—6,000 bbls, flour, 122,000 ight HAVANA MARKET, Havana, Sept, 1, 1873. Exchange dull; on United State: ~ $1.4 54 premfum short sight, 598 ee 51 4 62, premium; ondon, 66 a 68, premil Paris, 6 a # EUROPEAN MA MARKETS. pg” Mal ngst.—Lon aeeesamge oe r,mnoney, 24 8 & 30 P. MI Erie Roe ata shares, money, 98% “9 il Tor the ateount, #23 a 1%. Krie Rail jare ot RSF.—LONDON, ‘. Seprgmter 1—3:90 P. M.—Paris way a deepatsnes augte rentes al ERFOO! a upiand: tnetudin LIVERPOOL, tember 1-5 P. M.—The market is a rm Livenvoou Epcratess anget.—Livenroot, September 1—1:30 P. M. ey per cwt.; pork, 69s. per bbl, 64, per cwt for’ Cumberland September 1.~Petro- pa new meas; + bao Wernotaee Manner Any leum, S5/6f, for fine pale Amer! JPINANCIAL. At REASONABLE RATA ONKY ON LIFE AND Am Endowment aie es, Mortgages and other cul A best ected wit Tnsurane com} 1s. a4 ‘a Ct Of Lita Broadway. LARGE AND SELECT LIST OF FIRST AND SEC. ond Brooklyn ditties; wil vA si 25 New York and Araatze DER porated Sompan Non br fhumond to iio Stemie ahd bark to Ne Yor | With general Cargo, at $2) per WbI., 1fee of Port charges JOLASSKS.— 0 transactions were reperte! aside Irow wt nd mined, UR. do, muscevade, reining #c.; Porte Bice, ee. & We, , New Oras, Rew Yor wi rained, ie oar were ses, $375. Jarand jitch were luaguve, but quoted Von Change to-day continued dorabie armne @ $12 5) for extra do, bbis., $17 a 21 a $23 for India do, tleroes, tair fo good fa ios SNe. : yood ac Jdlings, * 173¢0. 5 ‘The anual report stow ~ total receipts, aaeey exports since, 324613; stock on hand pt. 1, 1873. Dee; Kosi Mice at 8200 firm, at $2 ie hard, to be te bushe! wheat, 19,409 do, orm, iy fa do, Fre Pye. S1lab00 feet amber, aed36 bushels: $3; Wheat, oH 2" blown, at 330. ye nominal at 80e. Barley Thal’ steady; pelme winter “Western, 81-2) a $l 35; and jarley active and higher at $120 for "No. rail cash gy 16 bid Ris bushels wheat, 207,00 do. corn, (1,000 do. oats, 17,000 do. econ i and 9,00 do. bariey, #, currency, miuin; W dase, t sight, ae a 54, premium ; on 7, premium, Cortox Manxst —Ltrentoot. September 1— ¢ sales to-day bales were American. s on the Dasls Favor middlings, deliverable 48 18.164 rket Is ated middling les 12000 bales, LES i DUETSOH, 78 Cedar street. COMPANY OR- Sie eer In, was COOKE J a CO, EB an seen n Frankfort, nafers, jatters, Oredits, LLOOH & CO. omubard street, La Viena direct, bby, Mrealar 1 Comiurreial on JAY COOKB, a for caph austs, various awoaass always tor inv HAAM & H* ome “KINGS A capital fand with very atte with sunail © reulars: ales ame N's Yoru st aTR COLD sexne, DUE ws? VERY ay ae hea, ort female pce wi eta so FrIOe OF FISK & HATCH, New York, September 1, 7h The Chesapeake and Obio Railroad is now completed and im regular operation. To increase its equipment and NO. 9 NASBAU STREET, pertect its terminal facilities and deep water connec- tions with Kuropean steamship lines, and to accommo- date the heavy coal apd mineral traMe, together with the growing irom and miscellaneous local and throueh Dusiness now preasing upon the line, we are selling, on Dehall of the company, @ limited amount of their Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds, secured ee by mortgage liens on (Be whote valu property vat ) and acerued interest; 91,000 each, either coupon of registered, payable in gold cols, iN New York city, principal and interest; interest January 1 and July b ere We also have a smal Bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio; the price of these is ‘884g and accrued interest. They are issued in denomina- tions of $100, $20) and $1,000, interest payable May and Novem! pion The property has cost already upwards of $38,000,000, and fs constantly increasing in value. We can recom. mend both clases of bonds, which are selling rapidly, with great confidence. We also continue to de: Paciic and Western Pact Stock Exchange for investment Stocks and Bonds, re- mds, execute orders at the mount of the old 6 Per Cent Gold | Gevernment and Central RODMAN STILL IN JAIL. Brooklyn’s Last Defalcation—What Was Said and Done Yesterday—The Situation as feen by the President of the Trust Company. ‘There were no new developments in the Rod- mau defalcation case in Brooklyn yesterday, and the excitement appeared to have pretty generally subsided, despite the strenuous efforts on the part of wordy scribes to keep up an indated popular feeling on the sub- Ject. He remained in the Raymond Street Jail y. | Waiting for his friends to come forward and go ball for him in the sum of $50,000, They fatled to | come forward, and the ex-Deputy Treasurer, who managed to defraud the city out of $140,000, has | grown weary of waiting, His counsel are stil confident, however, that the 10oked- for bondsimen will come torward in good time and that their client “may be happy yet.” Much of the time of the city oMiciais Was occupied yesterday in submission to that mod- ern torture commonly known as “interviewing.” Among the victims of the reportoriai inquisition may be included His Honor Mayor Powe), Alder- man Ropes (President of the reorganized ‘Trust Company), Receiver Chauncey, Assistant District Attorney Cullen, Corporation Counsel De Witt, Treasurer Sprague, W. . Kingsley and Judge Me- Que. Mr, Chauncey informed the writer that the assertion recently Made by ove of the papers to the effect that he had, while acting as re- ceiver for the Brooklyn Trus¢ Company, received $13,000 from Rodman and had placed it tothe credit of that individual on the books at the request of the latter, was without foundation in tact, “The money was said to have been recetved by him on the lith of August. Mr, | Chauncey was discharged as receiver of the Trust + Company on the evening of the 8th of August, hence he could not have made the transfer acered- lved to him. The books of tue company and the re- port of the recetver are exact in taeir comparison with the statement of the accountant, Mr. Warren, so say Messrs. Ropes nud Chaancey. Warrants | were issued yesterday for tue payment of all the employ ésof the city, the same as Usual on the first of the month, Lhe story coucerning the forged gold check for $50,375, Which was in possession of the Trust Company, Which invoived a loss to that Mmstitavion of about two-tnirds the tace value, which was paid by the company, Was sprung as something new yesterday. President iopes says it cannot now be ‘ound in the oitice, elieves, however, that Rodman knew all about it. A TALK WITH THE PRESIDENT OF THE TRUST COM: PANY. “There is a very general impresston prevailing that ali the facts concerning the City Treasury de- faleations are not yet kuown—that some of them are purposely hidden for the present.’ “{ doa’t see why that should be. Mr. Warren, the accountant, knows tliat when he investigated | the city accounts he went through them all, so | there can be nothing leit bebind, In order to get ceive Deposits, om which we allow interest at the rate of | at the exact amount of the defelt Mr. Warre! 4 per cent per annum, conduct @ business, FISH & HATCH, ME ATLA Tig ANY GREAT WESTERN d 76 Wail street, EXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Chartered by the United States Goverument. ix Per Cent Gold rand Registered c iruction Bonds, authorized by acts * Congress, with Sinking Pand, ‘state and other taxes. coinpleted road, Wand interest. GA ee sd Sand ¢ Trustees of the sawn tage THOMAS A. sor, resident pINDAnY. First series Issued or constructed ou the Eastern Texas Digicams. i mites of W operat: _ vaded and track being laid. Fund of one per ind to be dert ed, e aecurell by ny additional gent, ana by frou “sales of "istton,on acres of land donated by the | Kodiman is responsi! United states. eral Ranking goes to work on the /reasurer’s books, and, first of wil, calls in the pass books trom tne banks in which the city money 18 deposited. The balauce due ip them he puts on a sheet, which he takes over to the Comptroiler's office, and says, ‘What debit have you got against the "otty ‘Treasury’ “Having ascertained what this is, the two are compared, and the deficit was found as you have already published—$v8,000 with the ‘Trast Company, and $0,000 of the Board of ducation funds which had been deposited with the Fulton and Me- chanics’ banks, hat else can there bey Lasked Mr, Warren on Friday ow there could be anything more, and he said, ‘f don't see how there could be anything more.’ ‘ihe pass books agreed with Mr. Sprague’s statement, whieh agreed with the dent in the Comptrotier’s oiice, less tae $98,000 and the $50,000, Mr, Warren found that Mr, Rodman had wanipulated the general 1und some time back to & Jarger cxtent than the amount Of the deficiency which now exists, but I don’t see that there cun be any more. Why, last Friday Mr. Warren an- nounced to me that he had fimshed the examina. tion of the Trust Se etanet books, and that there was nothing move for him to do at them,’’ “Mr. Rodman'’s counsel says toat ‘between the city treasury and the Trust Company a large sum of money has bene: coach but we deny that M ie for that loss.’ He also sa, that when the proper time comes Mr. Rodman will ee aa tat a Wanting Naame used | pat in his deieuce, What do you think he means cation to the 19 owing banka bay Sa ter htae a pwuN it K, JAMISON & € NION LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY, z Cedar street—Make loans on proverty in New Yor! oT Brooklyn, Jersey City, and recoud mortgages cashed, B NAVE SEVERAL 8UM8 TO Loan—on THIS and Brookiyi n Property ; also to First aad Second i Yoruazes Sk WAR. ene ST Wall st, $2. 00 WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ON SECU aI hina week © cat tM. ¥, ELLER, attorney, No. q 7.000 ! FIRST (PURCHASE MONEY) MORT- gage on real estate dimpro rent $3,010 per year, Vajue 6 Cy ret ‘$i,00 ering brokerage, search: months to ran, for sale for 1.2, lyn, F cent discount; ™ TALON P SLOAN, 3 Kast Se 16.000 SAXtEp=0x BOxD AND MORTGAGE, on New Jersey improved property, yalue within 20 miles of fork: Address ; Herald office. 65.000 7 LOAN-ON HOND AND MOR. 2 fase, without bonus, for @ term of Years; $500 and upward, in this ex if JOHN F. CONKEY, 182 Broadway, room 9. 84.000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE on on second mortage on improved elty property; good wnemei salen Py dantLes 56 Wall street. TO. LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGK on New York and Brooklya property ; sec- ond and Toomhet | Mortmanes cash on, No. 5 Dey street. COPA REN ENnsHl Pp TSSOLUTION ol PARTN: om nership of Maier, Herschmann & diseolved; the business, however, will be. carried on under my naine, being now the re) Bit rise of tee i is paz (PE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED co-partnership, under the name, and ot ingalia’ stark € Co., for the manutackure of ‘ att | ugh hits, 24d ih Fifth avenu » fi the ty fei, at No, 241 Soul aw eM, in ieee _September 1, 1873. _ a sa “WILDE. NHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOPORE EXISTING T under the firm name of Aoexerbium & Proben is hereby dissolved by mutual conse New York, Sept. 1. 1873. — oe “+ The Danger Incurred By Leaning Out of Window—Cars Passing Within One | Foot of ,Obstructions—A Lady's Arm Badly Fractured. A sad accident, of a nature that could scarcely — occur upon any other than an American railroad, happened yesterday in the immediate vicinity of © Sing Sing, and lends another link to the chain of proof that our iron roads are constructed without any regard to the safety of passengers. The #o of the casualty was the Hudson River Ratiroad, which has an unenviadle notoriety for accidents. The facts are these:— Tp arear coach of the train from Albany, rege is due at Sing sing at twelve minutes to six P. were seated Mrs. Kellogg, Clara Louise, he daughter, the swect-voiced songstress and her sister. The next seat was occupied by Mrs, | Carter, the wife of one of t most pro- minent members of a prominent sewing machine company, & gentieman whose | wealth is very large, and who owns an ornate and pleasantly situated summer resi- dence not far from Sing Sing. As the train grada- aily neared the depot it passed close to a point where Mrs. Carter's children were awaiting her arrival. The lady leaned he: 'm out of the win- dow in order to wave a Lage ga 4 erin eve dence of her presence on Tain, at that moment the cars a close Mrs. Carter’s arm with such violence that fer lap, and wii looked the pain she was undergoin; mention it,”’ she said, sure w & appeal aympatnetle giance of Miss elowR, r, insisted on examinin wounded mem arm was fractu ked sedateiy to her Leer! hiding * tu should cause pain to those 0 her. FATAL ACOIDENT IN WESTCHESTER, %, and was eet a centarnest | *y the intense he: fore his "compaiions could im we Ls ee An inquest was beid op tue es. ester county; frst SINGULAR RAILROAD scorpan, | to an iron post, end this struck a coe of Ln hag toon ye plainly audible to ne Kellogg par! OU 2 shOCK an must have'heen fearful and began 4 Mrs, easter bitted would not ol er w' ring even | htest exclamation of pain. With the aid of her | forty-seven years of age, Was tying at Wie resi: er hand she a letly drew her injured arm into jh tightly compressed lips only “Tam afraid my arm fo broken ; Fur please don't in two places. stotcal “pluck” of Mrs, Carter was nevertheless indomite- and on the train’s arrival at the dovot she | 4 During yesterday forenoon a young man, named Frederick Fletcher, feil irom the roof of the new Home for Incarables, in West Farms, Nyssa ce of more that eaten | the grouad, ees a4 eix' as i killea. rena stewas trade, that of a tin roofer, eeat by thatr’” “L presume he puts the responsihility on to Sprague. don't see what other Version there can be tor th atemen' ‘Has the $250,000 ‘aaditional stock, which the | stockholders by resolution resolved to pay by the 26th of August, yet been paid?” om the whole ot ad ve have received in cash, 160,000, ly in town has paid up, but most of the stockniolders are out of town, The —_ fay ~-- holds five notes of $100,000 each, signed v3 ive of the trustees, to cover any pos- sible def iclency or 1ack of prompt response to the demand, HOW RODMAN SHOULD BE PROSECUTED. In conversation with Corporation Counsel De Witt yesterday concerning the puaishment or the de- | a Treasurer, the following dialogue ensa 1 r the point has been raised against you that civil Instead Of criminal proceedings should have been instituted against Rodman “In my jw 3 eo civil and criminal pro- ceedings she ad be ht against Rodinan to the full extent which the" The obstacte ac present in the way of civil proceedings is the re- | port 4 the Comptroller that the city is secure | against all It the city has nothing to sue for | iets clear the city cannot sue, In my judgment? | two duties devolve upon city oMcers: first, to | get the city’s money; then to hand over the offend- ers to the criminal authorities of the State.’? “It is also sald that the amount of Kodman’s ball, $50,000, is too small, considering the character of the offence.” was astonished to see an intimation to that effectin the papers. Cousidering the fact that the constitution of (he State and the nation provides that excessive ball shall not be required, and it ts an oid principle of law and justice thas | no offence shall be rendered unbaiiavie except | the crime of marder, the sum of $60,000, with sul | stantaai sureties to justify in double that amount, seemed to me all that @ just administration of the law required, sapposed and I do not now think nag The fact ¢ he is now tn original impression. You may rest w t suite will be promptly brought, acteud the proceedings whic) the law permits, sum that the olty may have a right to claim. Some in tion ‘tun It allege of $25,000, and tha given the city for It, A PEARPULLY SHARP GAME. How a Lager Beer Saloon Keeper Was is fund amounted to upwards adequate security was not Swindied Out of $200, Rudolph Sieg, of No, 29 West Twenty-seventh | street, #9 a saloon keeper, atected to a consider. able extent with that “freshness” so proverbial to country cousins on & visit to thiscity, Asa gen. eral thing lager beer saloon keepers are shrewd, ness. of $200 under the joliowing men, one of whom is ff | a er, residing at No. ace. Urten presen: ea cue wished cash for him. ihey ad some previous acqualmtance, #0 that (his | | guess wes not at om Unnatural one, Sieg ba wl over $200 to Urvan, intending saloon to get | turn, Sieg, after the | Was requested to bre ¢ ial While he Was absent for ieee Urbee | Ree Reg ase mn was ; | Detective MeGowan, of & atu preciact, | Gnd was beid for triai hy Justice Bixby. TROUBLE A arac T A OMAISTENINO. Late yesterday afternoon Dr. DeMony, of Tura street, forwarded to Coroner Young 4 certitcate, | in which he set forth that Joseph Link, a German, Willett street, 2 a dangerous condi- of violence received at the a youth of about twemi same street. dence, No. | years, living that wl nd’ she quickly perceived vhat the poor lady's © lononable in {rout of the house, objec: | Link, to drive may be) ran to ¥ my La estat we house ond the Ductor called, suffering from coucussion of the oy Montuston of the scalp, uw coasar Coroner Young will take Mr. Lunas ante. mortem datement. i has not Deeg THE 10K CHILDRESS CHILDREN'S FUND, To rae Eprton oF THs HERALD Enclosed find (three) $3 for the Sick Poor dren's Fund, from a grateful heart wre served to a darling child, s Amd Pe es aA — ey