The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL A Moderately Active Stock Market, with Firm Figures. GOLD 109 5-8. Statistics of Our Foreign Trade, Past and Current. Foreign Exchange Firm—Moncy Unchanged. INVESTMENT SECURITIES STRONG. | Wat. STREET, } Yripay, Sept. 18—6 P, M. The storm still operuted to check business in commercial circies, but on the Stock Exchange there was apparenta buoyant tone, with a firm disposition in some of the leading shares. THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY | was in Union Pacific, Lake Shore, St. Paul, North- | west, Western Union, Wabash and Pacific Mall, at | the second call the market showed generally an aa- | nce of % to 14 per cent upon the opening | prices. Thence the market continued active to | ‘the close in thé general list, marking a further | fractional advance, excepting in the Western shares, Union Pacific sold up to 35%, and Han- nmibaland St. Joseph common from 24% to 2634; the preferred from 29% to 30%. The subjoined table, giving the approximate sales of the day, shows an aggregate business of 111,300 shares. This table also gives the sales in each atock, as well as THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Highest. Lowest. Sales. New York Central 10034 10035 1,900 | Erie... 84% Beg 4,300 | Lake Shore..... 16% 20,400 | Northwestern . 86% 6,100 | Northwestern preferred 54% 400 | Rock Island 101% | Pacific Mail. 48 | St. Paul oe 8336 | 8t. Paul preferred... 5234 Ohio and Mississippi... 2434 1,200 | Western Unton 19% 10,300 | Wahash..... 33 500, Union Pacitic 85% 34,800 ©., 0. and 1. C.... + 10 4,700 | Atlantic & Pacific pref, 12 200 | Hannibaland St. Joseph 26% 2,500 | Hannibal & St. Jo. pref. 500 Quicksilver ...... 100 Quicksilver preferred.. 40 300 “ fh } ts Total Serene renee 111,300 GoLD | opened at 109%{, which was-the highest figure of the day, and receded to 1095, which was the low- est, closing at the latter figure. The carrying tates were 1 to 2 percent, borrowing flat, The ‘cusioms receipts to-day were $341,000. The As- sistant Treasurer paid out $39,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, and $33,000 on interest ac- count, Time loans of gold are quoted as follows:— Thirty days, a \;sixty to ninety days, % a %, and all the year to six months, %, all these being charged to the borrower. The called bonds receivea for redemption to-day Qf the Treasury amounted to $150,000, FOREIGN EXCHANGE continues firm On the basis of 4 843, for bankers’ €0 days’ sterling, and 4 87 for short sight, with selling rates 4 833, a4 84 and 4 £64; respectively. ‘Continental was steady. Reicbmarks, 945; and 953g. Cables, 95%. Prime Paris, 5 164% and 5 14%. London advices report discounts in good demand. ‘The rate for three months bills is 23¢ per cent, or 3< per cent below the Bank rate. The Bank of England gained £62,000 bullion on balance to-day. OUR FOREIGN TRADE. ‘The total imports of foreign dry goods at this port for the week ending to-day were $2,431,288, and the amount marketed $2,742,652, The imports | for the corresponding week of jast year were | $2,846,146, and for 1872, $3,250,871. Tne Bureau of Statistics at Washington makes the following ex- hibit of our soreign trade for the fiscal year ending | June 30, 1874:—The total imports were $595,861,243; | domestic exports, $629,252,156, and foreign ex- ports, $23,780,338, This is a very favorable exhibit, and shows a decrease in the imports of merchandise in 1874 of $74,729,868, an increase in domestic exports of $64,519,031, and a decrease in foreign exports of $596,3¢4, The movement of specie and bullion shows an increase in 1874 of $6,973,060, a decrease in domestic ex_ ports of $14,205,860, and in foreign ex- ports of $3,772,309. The value of foreign commod_ ities remaining In warehouse June 30, 1874, was | $59,705,753, against $77,585,973 June 30, 1873, peing 8 decrease of $17,878,225. Allowing for the difer- ences in the warehouse account the exports for the fiscal year 1874 exceed the imports by $39,203,021, while for 1873 there 1s an excess of im- ports over exports of $101,155,959. In the fiscay year ended June 30, 1874, 72.9 per cent of the total trade by’water was transported in foreign vessels and 73,6 per cent In 1873, The Datly Bulletin supplies the following later compilation, giving the figures in regard to the foreign commerce of New York during August and the first cight months of the year, each compared with previous years:— FOREIGN (PORTIS 4T NEW YORE FOR THE MONTH OF aucust. 1872, 1874, Ent. for consumption..$23, $16,651,136 ‘Ent. for warehousing. 12, 8) Free goods....... 7 7.710.581 Specte and bullion. 41,459 Total entered at port.$42,987,085 $22,716,178 $83,083,056 fr re- Pgs Nn Tom WAC’ go.874,347 12,021,295 &S7RII7 FOREIGN IMPORTS AT NEW YORK YOR EIGHT MONTHS FLOM ganvary 1. $1 1944 041 sis 4a gist Ent. tor consumption $141,944, housing. 133,835.42 ~ 91,817,219 Bot. for warehousing Sa ote ee Bpects and bullion... 2914438 8,026,188 Total ont. at port. ..$313,903,956 $284,957,241 $291,823,873 fre os Een ware” 94,250,772 B6.107,0T9 73,870,941 REVENUE FROM bone AT NEW YORK, ain 1373. 1874, SE oe Mgrs c02.709 $61,081¢617 $56,897,853 | July. 7,251,160 10,113,929 9.634.557, August. 19,335,156 13,023,085 11,802,593 Total... $100,409,026 $85,013,532 $78,375,003 EIPORTS FROM NEW YORK TO FOREIGN PORTS LN THX MONTH ‘oF avGusr. $10,063. sun, 700 Pectity 524 Domestic produce... 28,455, 5,52 Foren muse, tree 825,18 99,313 R271 Foreign mdse. dutiable. | 562,061 808495 | 417,668 Bpecie and bullion,.... 2,536,743 2,195,049 2,316,307 Total exports. $25,542,063 $31,901,156 Toul exp. spect 24,045,509 24,584,859 EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK TO FOREIGN TORTS FOR RIGHT MONTHS FROM JaNvany 1. 1872, 1873. 1974. Pomestte produce JL $188,054,699 | ‘oreign tree goo. 9 For gn mdse tutl 4/912,033 | Specie and buliso 40,438,701 Foetal exports... 3? $203,952,949 $229,599,569 $234,909, 547 Soe Ok. 146,088,214 189,452,898 194,470,846 MONEY continues in abundant supply in the street at 2 to 3 per cent on call, and on time 3 to 4 per cent for 30 days, 4 per cent for 60 days, and 5 to 6 per cent for 90 days and four months. Internal revenue receipts to-day were $225,000, National bank notes received for redemption amounted to $420,000. THE FOREIGN MARKETS were generally dull and steady tor consols and American government securities, the latter Closing | up irregular. Erie was active, advancing from 32% to 33% a 33%. This advance was helped by the statement maae there that the engineers’ and accountants’ reports, so long expected, would be given to the public next week. Closing prices, London, 5 P. M., were as follows :—Consols, money, 92% & 92%; do., Account, 92% a 92%; 5-20 bonds, 1865, Old, 10834 & 10834; 5-20 bonds, 1867, 109}¢ 109% ; 10-40 bonds, 10434; new fives, 104% @ 104%. At 5:30 P. M. Erie closed 33% 9 33%, At 3:30 P. M, rentes in Paris were quoted easier, 63 francs, 60 | centumes. Liverpool advices quote breadstuffs dull, at an average decline of 24, Wheat irregular and lower for future delivery. Cotton steady. GOVERNMENTS | ine 8d m. 7's, "30. | Erie Sth m, 7s, '88. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. 9 pee rs S 4 Minm, and closed quiet but steady at the follow- | 1009 MichSouth 2d.be 100 599 do... Maracaibo, 17c, a 19c.; Laguayra, I7!c. a.19%e.: Ja- | SMe. a 36c,; heay: 4 a—Lig' inj re ren:-—Ui pen Btates cu: wi ire | $000Tol &Wabad..... 69 S400 MAI ase P RAE muuica, Ibe. a (he. ; Kt Domingo. fier'a 1dspe. ; Porto Iie 2 Bes: naiddier nied SS ASME: Texas —Ligin crop, | | PINANCIAL. i Agures:—Un: rrency sixes, 11734 S0ahsD&U Canal”: 114% 800 do 6c. a 1860. : Costa Rion, 1éc. @ i9c. Mexican, Ic. a 18e.} | Rough heinlock, 27¢. a 200. rough cak, 28° sie hel. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. 117% ; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 117}¢ a 117%; do. | 40 do, Itsy 100 do. Angostura, I7e. a 19e.; Savanilla, 16c, @ We. ; Curacoa, | hes, léc. a 19 ef — mt A. : do., do., coupon, 18 @ 118%; do, five-twenties, | lip Quick ain Go pt. do do. 1862, registered; 112% @ 112%; do. do., do., coupon, | MY 4 4, 4-j;2-----.be 112% a@ 112%; do. do, 1864, registered, 113% a 1144; do. do., d0., coupons, 116 a 11534; do. do., 100 do. Lhec, a 17 vid, @ and 9 vs Motasses.—The market {i boi! + Bon] 5 Wom eee ie EBS Corre —tthe market was quiet, and closed easy at | inactive tor lack ‘of ofterings Groceries oomsinued NOTICE TO BUNDHOLDERS. é 100 Tol & Wab. ‘Me, cash for lake. ‘The sales for the past three daystoot | with 4 moderate trade at quotations. Domestic sold | ‘The Direct f the Union Pacific Raflroad © 300° “do. up 260,000 Ibs. of lake ut tic, a 214gc. per Ib. @ Jobbing way at steady prices tye: np NE al cretdeation intemacaneine 10 the Sond DORDAGE “There ine facnk no caticonbhe change inthe |-Oubs; centrittgel sen cainen New feel much grasideation im announcing to te bondhold- regards the demand or prices current, | & 4i¢,; muscovado. ref 1 do. clayed a ale: di ers the great success and approachiug close of the tuad- market, either 9 ing operations of the company. On the 24 inst. the Di- 100 do. ta. rto Ric 10) H& sto Rik. We quote:—Manila ‘large and small sizes) te. a I7e.5 | grocery, 42c. a We: Po) ‘ea Fea: Vow ng ope * a 7 1865, registered, 114% @ 115; do. do., do., coupon, BE. datcesae Maile Faedaaes bolt rope warms, We, a, 1c. 5, tarred | faianda, 0c. S6e. | New Orleans ioc.» #8 7We.; Btigisti | Fectors extended the thne for exchanging Tacorme Bonds 115% a 116%; do. do., do,, new, registered, 114% a 10 do. tebe. Siaal rope, Ise. a lua “New "Zealand AVAL SroxKs.—There was a {air dew | one and millions Income Bonds have been ex- 113496. "Russia. bolt rope, turpentine, with the value adva: ie, as y 300 do 2 ‘omg | the requirements of the 1) H &StJo p 270, CKICR 100 cordage, changed, leaving ouly about one milliou of the in | Row outstanding oat Thus, du since the comes the original issue of ten millions, ort period which has elapsed ‘The sales {oot up 45) bbls. market for rosin was dull and easy | $225, but we heard of no bids on has been contin bing business. Dealers, how- ely fall trade 1 500 30) 11534; do, do., do, Coupon, 1155 a 115%{; do. do., cr 1867, registered, 115% a 11644; do. do., do., coupon, | 30 ever, anticipate quite a lt 4 : 0 ore co ced, about 4 . . 4. | 60 10 Sperm, 28. ; patent do., 34 : ; | We note asale in the finer grades of 20) bis. « Mae felt h ag ery Ferry cory eee peed 116% 8 117; do, do., 1868, registered, 116 a 11643 | Gy paramMine, is, 0's and 1s, 12, 1d | $425.” Later, 60 bbis. of strained sold at $2. nine calli 3 of the Income Bonds have been cone do, do., do., coupon, 116% 41174; do, ten-forties, | 9% and 16 0 Hoe. aud Ite. per I nance in qe | Wieigeted, ‘Dut quoted nominally steady at 2 is ior | taken unt aration that ia. this Gerad, wae ame stered, 110% @ 110%; do. do., ons, 111% & overscy rock. —There has been no change in the | hington and $2 9) for Wilmington. Fitelt sod in ed the dullest month of the summer, the Directors, registered, 110% 4 }0., coup ne maxheb a “4 our | t, which has remained quiet, with | small lois at $2 623g tor city delivered. | { whom have been identified with the enterprise Ww) 10 100 100 200 200 io) 400 tices Sic. in | 111%; do. fives, 1881, registered, L1LX a 112%; do. do., do,, coupons, 111% a 112, RAILWAY MORTGAGES were quiet outside of the Pacific mortgages, which contiaue strong and in active request. Centrals advanced to 91, Union Pacific firsts to 867, land grants to $9 and sinking funds to 7534, the trans- steady. The quotations were:— | Ous.—Linseed met with a tair Jobbing trade a’ 32 sugar | exhibiting no further change; quoted at se. shooks, | casks, Menhaden was firmly held at sto. a, 3ée. Lard 1 ooks, ise. a We} | oll ruled firmer, with present make quoted at $11) 4 unprecedented in ra co $4 75:'Pipe shooks, $0 3 4 $7:empty | $115, and prime winter Mt $1 174 81 20. Coston seed ot | sveritian the past two Weeks have Code 25: hoops, I¢ teet, ordinary to prime, | Wasa triffe firmer, but quiet; quoted at 46c. a dscator | vinced the Ditectiors that a much larger amount of ile ordinary to prime. 35e, a 3b." | crude, 574gc. a 60e. for refined Southern yellow and 67 n they had supposed are held in Euro} (apples were in demand at | @ Uc. for do, winter white and yellow. Spermand | many ob the recent exchanges naving been for kus ; oid are wholly nominal, | whale oil were in fair demand at the Fast, and were account The company nave notifications of ‘quiet, Dut stead: d | firm at previous prices; sperm quoted at $1 56.4 $1 6) for | bonds on the way trom barepe or exchange, Which ly tei great sutistaction aded their eflorts for the ompany, the rapidity of the com- | Molasses shooks, hooks, wi ds, 38-ineh, with heads, s-inch, $2.10 a | rum shooks, $4 50 73 | hogsheads, $2 a 32 10" | 380. @ We, 7 Dare Prurrs ES 226) | come bo P. M.—Before Call, uotations.” Cherr! d | crude, $1 80 lor natural winter, $1.35 for blew | Were not shipped fe 10 rench he: actions in these issues having reached $120,000, | J00shs West Un Tel... 79% 100sns Chi & NW'R.v3 | appt ; tLe; | €1 78 for unbleached sprin fund $1 89 lor bleuched do.j | ahd wumergus cable telegrams have been received DF . 20 0. 0% 3 40. ea | whale ¢. 2 6c. fe out ) | Ne ri : : New York Central first, registered, rose to 103. | “yy 40° 300 do. ir | ik s bleaened: | askins if the a continue taste tanta Chicago and Northwestern consoiidated gold bonds | ,%) Wells-Firge Fx... 753 $00 Ohio & M Ith wt Oona Ton | oe HS Comments Sn aE an © Enccenet Fund bots tor Ave of the soldat77. ©, andl. ©. firsis recovered ¥ per tes eae 9 to ‘s do. do. gu | 1 ot for reflned was quiet, but val- | At the . Sone Cees faa eer ae e K | 3 ry 200 < ene 3 1 about the same, We note a sale of 2,500 | ropean dhol e cent to 69. In the afternoon the market was 400 a W, Sl. a 320 bole. for September aclivebn at Iino Grate ty bate | eration, have de , after mature delib- sUill strong in tone, with a moderate degree of | 100 MA & iene pts, 783 packages. Owing to continued | was hetd with confidence at Sc.; 1,500 bbls. were placed | until October 1. 2) Chi & ‘pts and an increased demaud prices were to- | at that price. Cases were firmly held at l7c., and nuph- | aud European bond activity, Union Pi day again advanced. Early lots of Western were ob- | tha at 9c. for Western and lie. for city. ‘The Philadel- | opportunity to exchar ific firste sold at 86% and sin: 700 do is, when the Direo- | Agative.y Chic ; . aa oD Tot & | tained'at 2%c., but later fre Swere not to be had | phia market was dull and nominally unchanged; re- | tors hope to be abie to 1 inal an: Peay inj aoneetaclgas phil ea | 0) do ee New Jerwy end | fined obtainable at l%se spot or month. “Reports. from | success of the funding Operations of the companye solidated gold bonds advenced to 77% and ©, OC. 100 do. Base PTE 2 ae ad Fe bd Mert 25.3 | the creek we enerally o| adull market, with quota- OR nt Pera uh Opportunity to cong fies > 100 Han & oc: ice by Western, choice brands | tations as follows:—Peiroleum Centre, 95c.; Rouseville, | those holders of the Income Bonds who et and 1. ©. firsta to 70, Central Pactiie bonds closed Yo Han & Benn a Bes | Soc; "ituavilio” nominally ‘$105; ‘Tidioute, 7Hge-s Par’ | Mie same on ‘the steady wpprccialion in ‘de market at 91a 91%, and Union Pacifics 863¢ a 86% for firsts, °. 100,C416 RR. ikon a7 Neseipiy jplour, 6.085 bois j wheat, | Ker's, united, THe. at well Fe Yalne of the new Sinking Fund Bonds, which have aus § . a y; y 764 100 do. y 235, | + 105,50 0 90 bbls. ¢ ’rovisions.—Keceipts—Pork, none: beef, 65 packages; | Vanced over nine points since the 44 inst. These bor $83; a 89 for land grants and 74% a 75 for sinking . aoe 764 100 ac. | oats, 8, ley, G17 \do.s nye, 240) do. “iho | eut ments, 778 do. : land, 159 bbls and tierees ana li kews’ | are coustantly growing in favor. with investors, oe funds, Western Pacifics closed at 82% 83 The | 200 - 3046 rou a re harys, Dat Bricea Lee Th peter for mess pork vas ann ens easier for for. | W oala om she SrmtESHy take mupuee ranko. the . Me ed ¢ 68, comp F kinds ve note sa f 50 +0) pot. Stock Exchange than the Income Bonds have foliowing were the bids on the first call:— PARES Ne | 2 Ps Me | Sere only about 00 bbls, atprices within the rane cf | Mla, for Feptember. at zis and sO cole’ | owiun to the veluable security behind them, "Ye CONe® ‘Alb & Susq Ist bds ....108% Det, Mon & Tol .o | 8 0, '67.be 17 — $1000 U S 57s, c, "BL... the appended quoti Corn meal was quiet, but the | $23 99 a $23 95.’ The market tor bacon The Sinkiug Fund Bonds are «mortgage upon the PARTE ae RRR are eee Becand Board 1b. ie market frm. We beard of sales of 250 bbls, at $425 a | was quiet but firm. We note a sale of 45 boxes of long | road, equipment and franchises of the Union racitie $475 tor Brandywine, $4250 $4 60 tor Ches & Ohio 6s, ex ¢ eri) Vestero yellow | clear at 13\c. perip. Dressed hogs were again firmer | Kuilroad Company alter the First Mortgage Bon Chi & Alton sink tund .108 and $435 a $4 6) for Jersey and Pennsylvania yellow. | but quiet, quoted at trom 9c. a 10c. for the range. | the and vernment lien, Which alone is sufficient security Bull & state 173, $2000 Tenn6's,n.exc.be S04 _ 6shsC & Pittsg 00 & Wi P Ist 80 1.0) Miss 6’ 1 : We q ‘i Chi Sain ane tunes Bi eake tie aie SS 6s, » 9° IWCHERT ER | We quote:— : Beet—The demand continued of an unimportant jobbing | to xlve the bonds a high standing and insure the prom, joliet & Cbi itm. ‘iid ake Shore div D's. 6 9 90 Un Pac R $3 50.9 $€ 00 | character, but prices underwent no change, oe tothe | paymentor interest and prinespal: but in addation te Louisiane hee tae Take Ge &Weon.b3 15 170) do. amount of 4 packages were placed at figures within the | are # second mortgage upon the immense land grant of Bet eee Dee ano rac RR Is 86% 140 extra st range of $12 50a $1350 for plain mess bbls, $14.a $15 for | the company. The Land Grant Bonds, which form # Chi Kock faland &Pacl0og NY & 14000 Un Pac sky fd.be 75 Choice State... a 675 | extra do. do., $20 a $21 for prime mess tlerces, $22 a $23 | first lien upon the lands, have been reduced from Ci Rook Talend AE 6D NY Gone | W2 | 1000, C ALU, Ist... 70 Superiine Western. 53a £75 | tor India do. do. and $24 a $25 tor extra city India mess | $10.4100N) to nearly 2800.00, and the Land Department is cease et “OL New York Gen Gis re, 92 1000 * do, A 70 Extra Western 500a 525 | Beef hums were quiet and unchanged, quoted al $26 for as in notes and cash about $2,70),000, which, at the pres- Mi ee Phe és, New York Conte mp, §2 60000 & Poon st..... WL Extra Minnesota, 575 7 00 | summer cured Western. Cut meats—The market was | ent market price, would retire $3,0%,000 more of the Mil & St P Ist,7 $10, P Now York Gen | 107, 5000 Alt & TH istm... 107 Round boop Ohio, shipping brands, +5 00a 525 | molerately active, and, in sympathy with other | ponds, reduclug the twtal (o $9,000,000. The Land De- ae eee ie La New York Con latin, retorig | 100) Alt& TH 2d pt... 87 Roun hoop Ohio, trade brands. 5\a 575 | provisions. ruled firm for all descriptions. We | partment has bought and cancelled nearly $60),000 Land thi & NW con bonds... § Hud R7's, 2d m8 fo, 108 5000 Erie Ist m.. 13, | Bamily voc seeees + 8a TW | heard of sales of 1,500.) pickled shoulders | Grant Bonds since January 1, which is a'veay rapid re~ CEN Wittae.. Hud RPSsa ye Sow Har Istm 7s, 0... 107% 70) i Louis, low extra. 5U0a 525 | at Ske. @ Ge. per Ib., on hams. “ae | duction in the bonded debt.” Tt will be seen, thereto Chi aN W.cov £ Harlem 7's. Ist m. 1000 Mor & 37's. "71. 9hig 100 do. . Louis, straight extra. c++ 5 Wa 600 | 13k. & 13490., 300 smoked Shoulders at 10c., 20,000 iba, | that the time Is not very disiant when the sinking Fu Dan ands 35000 Chi & NWegb.be 7733 100 Chi & NW bi" {be £t Louis, choice double extra GO)a 7% | of dry saited shoulders at 7%c. and 6U0) Ibs of pickled | Bonds will become a Arst lien upon the lands of the ‘ Cah Pas eons 100 Quick Min Co pE-be 1) Mi & St P RR be 93 Bt family 7 6 9 00 } bellies at Lc, a 12 1-16e. per ib Lard—The market for | Company, an empire in tisell, ‘The company, up to Bee Tre ae ni She). Waseen Peen 800 West Un Tel...b ¢ BO} F: 08,3: % a. + Nomifal, | Western steam ruled dull, but prices were kept well up; | August I, 1874, bad disposed “of 1,035,754 acres for Bee ae ee ee EIU. Uo ba ltt 200" do. WW do. Kye flour, fin +4504 600 | closing at 15%0.a I544c. per ib. for spot or for September | $4,719,367, an average of $455 per acre, and still had om Deter CaNe rina: inaiamtauetra utecess* 100 Tol & Wab Ribe'si Southern, No, 2 + Nominal, | delivery. We have only to note a sale of 1.500 tierces | hand 11,044,315 acres. | Del, Lack @ W2d in... Union Pacific ing PD & 10. ao. b3 Southern, supertine + 45a 500 | sellers” option, six months, at 12 5-16c. a 123. per 1b. As illustraung the prospectiue value of the Uniom bel, Lack & W7's, con.t05 Union Pacific sf 1s 300 do. Southern, extra +4004 60 | City lard was steady, with sales of 120 tierces at Itsgc. | Pacific Lagd Grant, the case of the Tiiinois Central Com- ee ee atari + Thee 72 Morris & i Southern, fanly,. 6a 910 | per ld. pany can be cited, ' In 185) Congress graffted to the State Ore B peohed cn ice SM 100" 200 Chi, B& QRR, | Sorn meal, Western +4250 475 | | Pouttny any Gasm.—Dressed poultry was tn light sup- | of Illinois s1x sections of land per mile of road in aid of Morris & Essex con. oy, 0. Corn meal Jersey +4250 455 | ply and tirm. Occasional sales were’ made at a slight | the construction of a railroad from Cairo to Chicago and Norte & Basen? Th. 200 Ohio & } 1, Brandywine. +5 00a 5 25 | advance over the appended quotations. Live was in | Dunieith. aay pened transierred by the state to the Mele teenie 300 do : , pUNCHEONS........ 2200 a. fair supply and in good demand at quotations Game | Iiipois Central Company. The extent of the Land Grant EG toon a 79. 00 | —Wheat was in fair demand, but at ratuer lower pric continued searce, and, under a good demand from mar. | Was 2,595,000 acres, of which 2,600,000 acres were set aaaré 3” do: a0 tes | WNYC & for construction, 250,000 acres to pay interest on bonds 20 Erie RR.........be ‘The sales were about 189,00) bushels at $112 a $114 for | ket men, full current prices were obtained, We quote common spring, $1 16a $117 for pew No, 2Chicago aud | Fresh dressed—Spring chickens, per Ib.. 17. ah and 345,00) acres were left free of incumbrunce. Accord | Milwaukce—nearly all “at $116 for both’ kinds; $1 18% | Philadelphia do. do., 2c. a “33c.; tarkeys, prime! | ing to the last annual report of the Illinow Central Come for old. and new mixed, $120 for ‘choice old Chicago in | 19e. a We. do. tir to good, Isc. ‘a Ides: Mowls, | bany the sales ot lands, including advance interest, had hs store, $1 24 for do, No. 1 in’ store, $1 24 for old No. 2 Mil- | State, choice, lic. a 19¢.; do.. do.. talr to good, I6c. | realized $24,994,766, and the ayerage per ucre had ‘beem waukee afloat $120.0 $123 tor red winter, $! 23a $1 | a l7e.; do., Jersey, choice, 19. a 2c. : do., Philadelpnia, | $7 9 tor interest lands, $10 36 for construction lands and for amber. Gorn was quiet bat drm. The sales foot up | 20c, 0 2c; young ducks, Philadelphia, Ze. a 2, Lave: | $9. for free lands. The Land Grant of the [ilinols 95,000 bushels at Ye. closing at 6c, aXe. tor | Spring chickens, I7c, “a 19. per Il Eno 4th in, 7's, 95° Col, Oh: Long Dock bonds...,. 934 St Lous : Bue NY & EB lst m, 77 8532 St Louis & 1M 2am...) 57 Tian & StJo conve... 78 Alton & TH 2d in...) 72 Ind, Bloom & West ist: 48 Tol, Peoria & War, ED #0 Nich south 7 p 2d m0), ” 65 l'& Wab 2d m. owls. state und | Central Company consisted of agricultural lands only, ich -0 @ NTS 17 pe.M3% Toledo & Wab co 158 1) do. ¢ | mixed, Sd and We. for White, Oats | versey, i7c. @ 18c.: (do., Western. ‘Iéc. a i7c.; roost- | while the lands ‘of the Union Pacific Kailroad are nol fev & TOLS foes 02" Great West lst & IC, CHI ORK | Were scare e sales Were about 61,00 | ers, old, 10c. a Ie. turkeys, State and Jersey,’ 190. a | only agricultural, but also contain rich und apparenty ey & Tol new b 99 Great West 2d tn, "95... 68 200 ' do. | bushels at mixed, 67c. a G8e. (or white and | 20c.; do. Western, ‘I7c, 8 {8c.; ducks, State and’ Jersey, | inexhaustible deposits ot coal and iron ore. The Union P& A old bds....100 Quincy & Yol Ist, "90. 67 100 do. | 09c. for fan: 5 rloy Was quiet Asale of six rowed | S0c, & $1 per pair; do., Western, SUc. & 75c.: geese, State | Pacific Land Grant is nearly five times greater than tha ev, P & A new bds,.. 996 i 9:80 to 3 P.M Baate fas, rumored iS $i Ea Rye held at fate ee | nds ersey $2 4 eg Bi Bos erern, aL Pe q of See iene Gan the, jatter pas real 3: . P 0 sey an Penusylvania new, an or ol at igeons, fligh: 2 per dozen: do., st. near! ee , ‘om lands, he ,( acres, STATE BONDS + “a oot 2% | State'in store, | fed, $2 25 & $25); Philddelphia squabs, a$275/tame | on hand. ‘Some idea ot the prospective ‘value of the Union Pacific Land Grant can be derived trom these $1000 Tol & Wab cone 86 800 shs Un Pacific...b3 35% 1000 NY © Ist, cou... 10754 300 do. 3534 | gaysnan YC&HRRR Anne a aS 300 West Un Tel. were generally sted@v; Missouri sixes of 1876 sold at 98, Missouri long bonds at 94 and Yennessee new series at 50 a 60%. The latest dealings were Prxicnts.—The movement in berth freights was slow, pigeons, We. Sc. per Bair; Woodcock, Western, 9c. 4, | but rates for grain to saverpool were considerable | $1; do., State and Jersey, $1 a $1 12; partridge, Stute, | Mzures, The coal lands of the Union Pacific, when de- | better, closing at bd, For other commodities no mate- | prime,'$1 25 a $1 37 per pair; do., do., soft, 60, a 7bc.;do., | veloped, will supply the Western country and the Pacifie rial ctlange Was noticeable. Suitable tonnage for char- estern, prime, $1 a $1 25; do... do.. soft, 60c. a Y5e.; | coast with coal, thé moving of which will give the com- ter met with a moderate call trom the grain and petro- prime, 90c. a pL do., soft, 5c. a 75c.; venison, | pany a large and valuable traffic. \ MO ODerceses | Jeum trade, and the rates realized, although low, showed er Ib., 2c. a 220 ‘The Directors, n making this communication to the | sm Missouri sixes of 1876 at 00, Tennessee new, ex | im) do. | little ‘or no chanue trom yesterday's market Theon, | -RickA limited Jobbing business was reported, but | holders of the company's securities, feel bound to ex- coupon, at 50%, and Virginia deferred at 9, The | 30) Pac Mail S | fagements inctude:—to Liverpool,” by sicam, Sud) | otherwise the market was quiet and about steady. We | press their conviction that there is a great future, before Aolowinervere weibideoatchetewtcails 200 do. | Is" of grain. early, at éd.; 16,000 bushels of do. at | Qtote:—Carolina, 7c. a 7c. tor fair; 73;c, a Tic. tor good, | thelr enterprise. The trafic returns are very encourag- & oar 400 Erie KR, | 4igd.; 15,000" bushels of do. at Sd, } 130 bales cotton at | and 73%. a 7c. for prime: Patna, 7c. ‘@ 73sc.; Rangoon, | fog, the net earnings for July having shown an incre: Virginia 6's, old. 1000 Mil & 5 | 3-T6d. ; 900 terces of lard at 208, We 60. a 640. por Ib., according to quality. of $40,000, notwithstanaing the general depression Virginia 6's new, 200 do. mena to other ports. The SERDS—The market for linseed remained dull and | business. The company has effected @ new arrany Virginia 6s, con. 100 LS & M y | A Norwegian bark, hence to Wateriord, nominal. Clover continued quiet, and was quotea | ment in regard to its coal supply, whereby fuel is ob Virgin | quarters of grain, at 4s. 9d.; a Norwegian bark, hence | eteady, at 10kc. for Pennsylvania ‘and Western, and | tained at a inuch lower cost than’ formerly. The extra Georgia t's... 18% to Belfast, with 2000 quarters of do. at 4s, Ml.’ Nor- | Uc" for “tute, ‘1imothy unchanged, quoted at $4 75 a | expenses for Mlling up trestle work, which Bave been Georgia 7s, new. 75% 10) Hun & St J | wegian bark, hence to Bristol Channel, with 2, ar- | $290, Rough flax quoted at $2 02i; a $2 05 per bushel. | charged to operating expenses, are about over, and | Georgia 7's, end. 7 10 0,0 & TORR. ters of do, at 4s. 6d.; a Norwegian bark, hence’ to Steaninx was firm and sold to the extent of 30 lbs, | othor ways the expenses of the road will be’ reduc Georgia 7s, g b. 75% 200" do. tol, with 2,200 bbls. and 1,600 cases naphtha at 43. 3d. for | of fancy city, in bbls., at 1733c. per Ib, froin this time torward. Nc Os, old. 9 a bois and"equal to that’ amount for. cases;a French | , Stcai.—The demani for raw sugar has ben fair, and | These facts. together with the rapid growth of the Pa- NC, old, Ap! an " bark, hence to Marsei! with 3,100 bbls. of crude pe- | the market ruled very strong on the basis of 8c. & Bago, cific commerce and the prospect that the Union Pacifie 8, N ORR, CLOSING PRICES—8 O'CLOCK P. M. troieum on private terms; a Fretich bark of 39 tons, | for fair to good Muscovado. We heard of sales of #64 | will for many years constitute the sole connecting link Connecticut 6's. 03% NO 6's,'N CR R,'A hence same voyage, with full cargo of bbls. and cases | hhds. of Cuba at 8c. a 5c. for tair to good Cuba, 900 | between the Atlantic and the Pacitlc, should improve Onto bs, °75. NCOs, NC RRO Jé West Un Te! cht & NW. petroleum on private terms: an tralian brig, hence to | hhds of centrifugal at 940. a,c. and 7 boxes of'cen- | the value of the property and the crodit of the company Ohio O's, '$1 03. N.C 6's, NGRR, off Ad Quicksilver chi & NW } Constanuinopie, with 10,00) cases of refined petroleum at | trifugal at gc, per 10.’ Refined was azain tirmer, | in the future and to this end the best efforts of the man Ohio O's, 86. 3 NC tund act, 406 uicksilver p N Jor Con Hive. and <1v gratuity: a British ship, irom Philadel. | with standard “A's” quoted at lige. and “hards’ af | agement will be directed. Indiana’ 5's fol NC fact, 16% Pacific Mail Cui é RE phia to Antwerp, with 000 bbls. of refiied do. at 48.; a | Isc. per Ib. We quote:—Cuba—Kedning, int xehanzes of Income Bonds or Sinking Fund Bonds Tinnois ¢ 6's, °77. 100% NC, new, J and J. NYC4&HRR..NO% a 1004 Mil é& St Paul. German bark, trom do., same voyage, with 4,000 bols. of | common, 7ic. a 8igc.; do,, fair to good fair, 53c. a B3go.; | can be made or information obtained at the Illinois ¢ 6's, 79. “ N tax, class 1. Erie.. Mil & St P pt refined do. at’ 43; a British ‘Dark, ‘from do. | do.. good to prime, sic. @ S¥c. | grocery, tain ‘to good, OFFICE OF fii COMPANY, Tlinois war loan $C 6's, Janandvuly.. 17 | diariem Tot & Wabasti, 22% @ S2!¢ | to Havre, with 4307 bbls. of naphtha’ at 4s. 3d. | Sc. as%e.; prinie to choice, do. a 94c.; centritugal, in Boston, hucky’ 6 SCos Apland Oot, Mica venti Ohio & Miss. ea 2th, Green Frurts.—Delaware feaches were in Ught sup- | hhds and ‘boxes, Nos. 8 to 13, 83%c. a 9% molasses, ae vee 2 Reese Gores. 7 Lake sho! Han &8tJo.... 2% a ply and held firm. Jersey peaches were sold at stea ir hhds. and boxes, 73¢. a 84c. : melado, 5c. a 67%c.;clayed, | or at Calitornia 7 nd bis. 7 | genes panne PRuatia “riag & ne rices. were in bountiful supply and dull. | boxes, Dutch standard, Nos. 7 to 9 Tie. a 8340.; do., 10 to MORTON, BLISS & CO., Mich 65 Te I BRO 21 | pitisburg. Geskle o% @ Pears are plenty and sell slowly at quotations. Apples | 1% 8%. a 990. ; do. 13 to 15, 340. -a do. 16'to 13, Financial Agents ot the Company, n 68, (83. pee relate 2 were slow of sale and casy in value. Plums were in | usc. @ 13¢.; do., 19 to 20, 107gc. a ilige.; white, 10%c. & ‘Drexei Building, Missouri oe 7 Duane te Gyan. Sao moderate demand and steady. Melons plenty and dull. | Mise. Porto ieo— Refining, agommgn to prime, 7s, & cae slate Ani +k Oa dan Dranberries were sought after. but are still of a poor | &%c.: grocery, fair to choice, 8%c. a Yee. Brazi or ai # Missouri 8's, "78, oe arcat a COMMERCIAL REPORT. quailty. We quote >—Apples, Western New York, infxed, | standard, Nos. 9 to ll, 7c. &. Bige. President's office, 23 Nassan street, aheeurl os + 3 Standard, Nos. 10 to 12," 88 < : per Dbl., $2. a $2 25; do. selected. per bbl., $1 5'a $2 SIDNEY DILLON, Prestdent | rien be 79. ; Pied $5; pears, Bartiott open ris Fe crab SDs ae Fosacosee eon rani A leaf has been only mod. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND : to ar re _ ears, Bartlett, per bbl, i do. do., Calitorn: ‘onacoo,—The de: for seed only mod- BASOD 5 S—MON Tong bas, to ‘i ined; 1% Cotton Lowor—Flour Steady—Wheat | rote Sear hore NeGkIOn Her DOL. Sous don | erate, Dut the marker ruled ‘firm, We hole sales since | Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and ot Lower=—Corn Firm—Oats Higher—Pork | Vicmist’boauty, per as, per DbI and Lard Dull — Groceries Firm— hy pene Sore $40 $5; do., Di DDL, $l.a $250; plums, Califo ; d0., Damson, per bushel, $3 a Our List of $31 cases of State, crop 1873, at Lc. a L3c.: 100 | Securities. insurance of all kinds effected with cases of Ohio, crop 1875, at 1c. ; 125 do. of Connecticut, | companies. J.J, HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. crop 1870, at 7c. a He. ; 200 do. of Connecticut crop 1373, an — —— Miss 6's, H & St J,iss °87 91 Tenn 6's, old, ex c...... 50 | Tenn 6's, new, exc... 50 h etter—Petroleum jteady— | $35) , $3.0 $3.50; do., en gages, $3 $350; | 15) do. of Pennsylvania, crop 1873, all on private C: a ‘3 SPI Teun O's Mew series... 80% bclphacs Aahadiped : wn etenAYe | Choriicleéries ber Sushel, $f a9! Wk watermelons, | Kentucky conumaed in gemand ana fray. hesaies foot | A —GITY, ChAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS SUED. CITY BANK SHARES Spirits Turpentine Kirmer—Rosin | 4 re nee 10s 68 835 Be pas per 00s 58s | up aie ine [eh bes eres en ee aitorney, without any ieee ‘whatever unless succemm a eS | $20; muskm ersey, per bbl., $1 a $3; crapes, Hart- | steady, wi 200 ba aw- were neglected. The following were the latest | Easy—Metals Dull—East India Goods | Fri Mcihe Mais per bh deca Seri de, Concer, 4c, & | $1 per Ib,, and 29 bales of Yarn on private terms. Berroa rerences Grom aunnem ines tam bids: Quiet—Wool Active and Pirm— | &.; a0.. Delaware, trom ew York Btate, 60, a 7¢.; up | oe Keegy evn Een ipreen pierre ne Sone Aembdh tmnte me river grapes, per Ib., .; peaches, ‘Delaware, per s, of city at ‘out of town stoc! Sigs = Amare acini: 1, Beal nn Nene SHIRT aby lek of a, | ea i Wren ey on ge American Exchange. 112% Merchants New York, Sept. 13-6 P, M. | Jersey. per-crate, $a $2; do., do.. per basket, 50c.@ | VeOETABLES.—The market during the past three dare 8 2 ge, Bank & Brok'rs’ Ass'n 75 Merchants’ Exchange 106: 25; dow, M : 1a $150 ber: | has been moderately active, in part for all vegetables, | $109 to $300; an easy form of operating in Stocks; ex» Ghathar.s--re 0 Nassau... io ig ‘The rain storm continued to interfere witn mer- | Ss’ prime per bux $2 pene poor to (aif per | and Drices have shown fo appreciable change. We | Planatory circular mailed to any address City... eh eps Ale {| cantile transactions, and business in some com- | box Sins quote:—Southern yellow onions, per dbl, $4 a $3; ‘AZ ONTAGUE, 6 Broad street. Corn Exchange. 12) Pacific. Guxvugs.—The demand since our last has been for un- | red per bbl, $175 a $2; new ‘beets, per rr es First pao aa zee a aa modities was considerably restricted thereby. | important smali lots The market wag barely steady ry aay Ae bith roe Pg ig Wd mi a | guwars BAVE MONEE: TO BOA on, GOOD NEW Fourth National icholas. | but prices were not qnotably lower. We quote :—! ussis, . + por York city Mortgages without bonus. Prineipais de Pulton..ses+ 1 Stateot New Vork.... no | THe markets were still regular. On ‘Change flour | Miewieciowm, I4ige) tor, heavy average, on the spot; $4 880,140 red do. 88 Luma beats, per bag, | siring to BORKUW Ol INVEST apply i D Hanove: Union... was dull, Wheat was iairly active for shipment, | Borneo and Gourkpore, 144c.; Calcutta, 1c; bags | $125 9 $175; yellow squash, per bbl. $1 25; marrow H. L. GRANT, Ul Pine street. do, per bbi., $1 25;. lettuce, Long’ Island, per 10, | ————___——_ wi danni but prices were lower. A fair business was done, xp Jur have yet to report a dull market Bio Feen Corny par, 10% aero, HEINE. eas, ERSEY CITY 7 PER CENT AND. OTHER cr andthe market closed steadier. Corn was quiet, | for all descriptions of hemp, w’ values nominally | Long Island, $ ore, . jonds for sale by NGS’ CO., Bankers, c e | per 100, $1; caahfi dozen, $1 a $3; Long Isl | but ttrm. Oats were scarce, active and higher. Whiskey | $3°% ly. We quote;—Dressed American, $3 for doubl r IW), $1; cauliflowers per dozen, $1 a $3: Long sland | Pine street, Irving. y Hie. 1 CLEARING TH Currency exchanges. Currency balances $2 8) for single and $2 for undressed; Manila, S8igc. fomatoes, ber basket, 40c.; egg plant, per dozen, Gold exchanges. was quiet and easy, but no lower. Pork was quiet and | 9¥0., gold, the latter price for choice; Itussia, clear, | bc. adzisc OTICE.—THE TEUTONIA NATIONAL BANK, LO- i t ‘ ‘ 25 a $3 3), gold; Italian, $2 85 a $2 bo, kold; Sisal, | | Wutskey.—Receipts, 469 bbls. The market was steady cated at New Orleans, in the state of Lousiana, Gold balances. easy. Lard was without decided change. Freights were , gold, Jute quiet and quoted steady ‘at 3igc. @ | With sales of Sw bbls at $1 04 per gallon. closing up its affairs. All note holders and other hl le OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY. | a trifle nrmer. Cotton was quiet and lower for both Gold balances..... Currency balan Gross clearances. a on | S504 gold., The market for Jute butts raled quiet bas neca enseenle ae Ge pO ld Aas Ace, {tors of said association are therefore hereby notified to $1,288,881 | Spot" and “tuture.” Groceries wore in demand and | siealy, at 2 l:i0s, 4 2c, currency, Bales since our | Been mederily active, nett a ait oniied woot, ‘the | Presgae ie Hotes aa other claims apalnat the, awocter litorzooo | #2 for all articles—sugar in particular, Metals re- Hors.—Receipts for the week, 417 bales, making as | sales include 40,0W lbs. of X and XX Ohio tleeces at Sic. SkPTEMBER 3, S74. mi a ans mained dull, with values about steady. Petroleam | total since the Ist inst. of 1001 bales against {18 ior the | 25,0 tbs of ACL LG 60 te Of dow, She. : — = - was quict and unchanged. Spirits of turpentine was in | Sime period In 87S, The expogts during te ett eas | dos 6c, 8 We. ; 10,00 Ibs. of low combing: RUST FUNDS TO LOAN TREASURY BALANCES. SPON BOND AND MORT- sin Tis circular of this | do., Soc. 62. ; 4,500 IDS. age; also money to buy Leaseholds and Second Salas se ecoroo | Gemaud and Armes. while rosin was quiet and easy. | Ghia writes as follows:—-The’ market, opened, with | of Georgia" wool, dla; "8 (bales of” super | Morigagea ata reusable dicount ¥. 281500,000 | Asuus—Heceipts for the past thrve days 112 packages. | quite a brisk demand and firm feoling and continued 50 pulled, 20,4, of, spring | California, | 384¢.; SAWARD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street. ar tet ia Se reeereO® | valuesexhubit ho change, and de demand lag been une | SONS eueNaY NUEUN, te el ey wietiner ihe | He. a sbi: 400 Ibs of Southern Wool, Se-: 1000) Ibe NTED. THR) ¢ ee: Bee apt dl * | tions have taken place, owing to the rainy weather. The . 04 5 104 aE WANTED-POR THREE YEARS, ON bonis important. Pots quoted at Gig. and peurls at 9c, Feveipts thus far’ huve been extremely let, thongh | of Western ‘Texas, 200.5 10.00Y Ibs. of Eastern do, te OO: Saimarpascce home san teren cece 4 BUILDING MATERIALS.—We fuve no material change to | 2° ° ond 6 unwashed Missouri Wool, part at 3c. ; "LL The Union Pacific Railroad Company is out with | , to't?any ardcie under this head. A fair demand was | *mewoat in excess of last year for the corresponding | 16.000 ibe of ¥ SB dda ROOD Ibe Ch a0 sige: f an official statement in regard to its funding | reported during the week, and the transactions were at | Period A very large proportion of the exports during | Ibs of Nevada. at Sis. @ ae | oven i he month have been Hops ot last year’s growth, only a | bales of Australian, S2¢ a Se.) 440 bales ot super pulled | day, SECOND MORTGAGE, Herald ofice. | worth $12,000; one mortgage $3,500, money wanted for | improvements. Addres: PPpointing meeting for Mon- Within the range of those last pubilshed. : , operations and the general condition and pros Bo eA The demand, as during the carly part of the | fw sample bales of new having been sent forward, 0 — Ki | 1 oro ' 4 hed teece, 35 bales of spring Calitorn " pects of thé road. The income bonds have been | week, has been Ligh but the tunsactions were atsieady | TUNRE Dice in this marker for fhe New, coop a AN, te Mie, | isi orders fleeces 38000 ibe. of Tenan, 18.00 tue oF | SQ, ()()() ANAS. TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE reduced by exchanges from $10,000,000 to about | Brictt within the rango of Sis. a Sige, or Western and | are hot ready, to buy largely; wey don’t seam | Western do and SON Ibs. of limproved Western Texas | $493) in one sum of Would be divided for this alty. | * . ne 0 eb ore $1,000,000, which shows that the conversions have | "Biase sm, Pras New Deans and poas are.coming in riaroseunnine reports ot stort og ir eecene aud ia __HINMAN & SON, 35 Fine etrests._ jodera| 9 Us, 2 Mare | high prices bere. Probably nothing short of the actual er 7 TRCHAS: ND AN been very rapid. rows, $2 0) a $260; new peas, $2 40a $2 MW. Old ure | shipment to lngiand of a thousind bales or s0 a week of COTTON STATEMENT, $80,000 Thaaworeages on New vors city Prope At a meeting of the directors of the [linois | dull and quoted as followss— Medium, choice. $1 8 § | our choice hops will be likely {o bring them to a, realtz: erty, at reasonable rates. $19; medium, fair to good, $1 8) a $1 U5; marrows, | ing sense of how we stand. England will surely take New York, Sept, 18 1874. + a eA TLENDER & LAURENOF, 80 Pine street. | tebatadh Bre Ai Centra! Railroad Company, recently held in this | choice, $2 # a $2 50: do.. fair to good, $215 a $2 2: jarve quantities of our hops, and what she takes will be | Total net receipts of cotton at all ports since September C. city, to choose officers for the ensuing year, Mr. | Tey, kidney, prime new, $4 $4 25; green Deas, now. $1 the creamy of ‘our stock ‘ere, wilt be "no, rubbish | 4, pea ae is i nae | $450) TESTLENDS,TO,LOAN ON BOND Wilson G, Hunt was ouosen President, Me. W | SecieaP aati Sid Peesa diac ie Hak; | Heh sre ATA ms, Mee me, deere | Gavan: Bee Hoe e east! mortaage 08 New Yerk city pro: K . nue be no occasion for alarm on the part of our brew ‘ew eans. W385 Philadelphia . 58) * % . K, Ackerman, Treasurer; Mr. L, V. F. Randolph, | oresents the same ee ey We oe here etal ere’ but we pelleve it will stand them in hand to watch | MoMie ne us New York ALDENDES 4 LAUEES Obie ne rears Assistant Treasurer, and Mr. L. A. Catlin, Secre- | for some days past grades fin 18427 Boston oe — — BIT2 Port Roval COPARTNERSHIP TOTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THB CO relative value. We quote tary. Mr, W. H. Osborn was chosen chairman of | St their relative vale 73 Fort Rove 310 Providence OR Ts artnership heretofore existing between the under of at d07 Broadway. New York City, under the firme the Board of Directors, and Mr, James O. Clarke | 35c.; do., fair to, ie ons naine ot H. Palpke & Co., is this day dissolved by mut ready market | the export movement closely or, asin the season of 1387, | Savanna’ an State—Firkivs | they may find themselves short’ of stock, and aiscover: | Chutiestonie..- ID. j 20, food to prime, | when too late, their misiake in not securing a supply | Wilmington. if firkin tubs, choice, | when they could do so at moderate prices. There are | Noriolk’.. Wielthy itty to foes | many things which warrant the ruling. of higher prices tubs, choice, than we have had since the winter of 1867.” We quote: dow, tai to good, | UN Crop, 1874, 4c. a 45e. per Id.; do. doy 173, 1 lected,” 36c. & was appointed general manager, to reside at Se. a BAe. (hee mon, 2c. a Chicago, The duties which have been performed | selected prime, Boo. a s3c. ; do., common, 27¢. a 80c. ; pails, Orange county | Pe TET “Ide. midds olds, ‘all growths, Bo. “ at Chicago by the late President, Mr. Jolin Newell, | ani creamery, ne, 40e's do. choice, Stace and Penn ion aa, te V'Gaukronia, 8rd, shes se “Dated September 18, 57k HERMAN, PAUPER, . | syivanii . 37c, C3 0, | oF xp’ Stkaw.—The ' demand ‘has n less Renna nn nn TLLIAM A. VC were by resolution imposed on Mr. John M. Doug: | common. Bc. a 38.3 Western creamery, choice, Mc. 2 | nryoat ‘during the past few days, but the BROAD STREET, CestAt soNGN Le las, formerly president of the compauy and for | 37c.; do. fair to good, 2c. a Se.; Western Reserve and | receipts were moderate and former prices were sus- é William A. Vogel and Gustav Tongnell, the successors Michigan, tubs, choice dairy packed, Sic. # Sb. ; di tained. We quote:—New shipping, 0c. a (Bo.; retail ¢ having contracted with members of the | of above firm, will continue the business under the fi many years its leading legal counsel, good {0 brine, io, a Se-: do. do, fair to goad, malities, Yee. a $1; clover, BUC & 66d. salt hay’ Goce | New Tork rite Dame ot WILLIAM A. VOGKL & GO, ri — 2; do.. firkitis, good, to ‘prime, 2ke, a 30c. : straw, 5c. a'70e. for old long rye; 5c. a'60c. ‘for | stock Exchange and other responsible parties can, for | " Dated September 15, 1874. do., do., | gt ‘n Illinois, Wisconsid | jew do. ; 456, a Sie, for New short rye; We. a Séc. ior old | —— fair to good, 25c. a SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, | and iowa, tubs. afoigs a 3 : sg Ao AOss ttt 10 | do,, and de, a 50c. for oat, All ail orders for Stock Privite foes ee Priaaysbepts 10-10 A. My | Setattiotecek Be ea, CO ARPS we tc | Hoes the demand drag tho past three anys hag | Se CO i ache marist price of the __ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, re od ~ P " rs ‘ohn’ e| but pess Was in errupted by the firmness o! et et ~ ~ Ys Sept yefore Call.” goods to prime, Ze, a Yie.: do., do,, kin, to good. He. | He nnnorters:buyershoidins of awaiting developments, | St the following distance “felt isaac PARTY HAVING AN ARTICLE USEFUL IN 26e.; d., rkiN&, food to priine Ape pe Up Pao ER: ae fair to kood, 2c. & be. Various si 0 . 280.240. do., | Mt od EY Meo an toe a sala, Sige per | 7 a every family, cheaper, simpler and better than an, Common. 24c. a25c. | We VO" 5s ine a WW ipa. Does a de. Montevideo mp | Stock at the time the contract 1s tssued Tow in use, is desirous of obtaining ‘capital: investige- 100 shs W Un Tel. i a ch i ee Cunxst—The market ruled steady. Shippers are not | the q°s3 Ibg.. 26. 0 oc. Corrientes, 21 Ids, @ 23 | Rates for week end- ton will prove the truthtuiness ot the above statement, i over anxious, but purchase moderately at current prices, | ing, 25c.; Rio Grande, 20 Ibs, a 2 Ibs., We. a 244c.; | ing September 25, Address, stating when an interview can be had, box M& 1 A tew sales of fancy were made at Laie. but We | Orinoco, 201bs. a 22 Ibs. Ye. ; California, 22 ibs. a 25 1 1S74. Herald office, do not think ix will warrant advancing quotationd.g that | 3)3.0° “Sentral American, 18 Ibs. a3 tb a2 potenti ae lth IOpOny eis He rice, We quote:—State factory, fine to tancy, 13 Juan, 2 bs. a 24 Ibs. 22c.'; Matamoros and Mexi: M | JQUTAW HOUSE, PASSAIC, N. J.-STOCK, FIX. 200 tie food to, fie, 2c. & IMG: Htate tactor} 2 ibs. 2b Ibs, vos Vera Cruz 1y 108 a 19 tures and Lease for sale; present proprietor is im 300 je ‘ood, Tic. a I2igc.; do. dairies, fine. 10sec, a l24sc.: and Tampico. 22 bs. @ 24 IDs.. We. a Zlc.. ig | other business, not calculated tor hotel keeper; stable. iW do. range county skinis. 8. a 7c.; Ohio | | goui, selected: Campeachy and Tobasco (ary and 3p | attached, all in goad order. Inguige of A. SPEBR Pas 1000 Pac Mail 5S shape, choice, for export. 1244c. a 13t4c. : do. dow | Dickled), 17 ibs a22 ibs. 20c, a ic.; Sisal. 13 ibe A 2h | saic, N. J., or at 2 Warren street, New York. a icee Go, So do. 10 eo noua ces 40, for sdomestio | js. 18c.; Bogota, 18 ‘ibe a ids. xc, a mi ih gh pearance iirtichdatiertotabiettrke tice ‘ 0. trade, 123gc. a lidgc.; do. ‘ood, toe, e.2do. | 30) 23 is, Ie. on We.; Babi | mE r do. factory. fine, 12c.'a 1 bs. ba, 2le. a 2 uracoa and Rio | Pacific Matl. 3 BW ¥ 3 Corros on the spot was weak and irregular. |The an- Rae ah and) piektedy Hi ski ak ibe te and oth 3 gun. Address A. Z., Herald Untown Branch off WO NY ( exed quotations show a decline of sc. for low mid. | pache, Ory end vind 1g bs 18c. a Maids aa | Woes | - 10 Reece eee mddling” snd se. fof xood middung. | LOrAU PIAS, 16 On oes date. and Zanzibar. 0 | Wenern |] HAVE A, PEW THOUSAND DOLLARS, WITH BL Se “Futures? were only in ght reqnest and declined 1-isc. | fy A"! Tz abe, 1c gor edi Corpus | » és ast Which Twish to buy an interest in @ Hotel, tn 2100 on the early monthsand 4c. on the remote months W6 | Christi 2 Ips. © 25 Ao, 9” os Indianola | | Pardes residing in the country who are not familiar | city or out. having a good transient wo quotes de, t | and San Antonio, 21 Ibs. “a 2 Ibs., 2ic.; Gaiveston, wer war eter ia euapecho etn i Werwin aie full par: ox 17! r ba . Orleans, Texas. | | fs id Western, 2) ibs. a 25 ibs, | they wish to Invest, on rec iri or | —— a 5) ia Ordinary... casemate oe ee ae ede Moitherne i2‘ibs, aig | clase them. & Privilege om such stock a¢ will be most | PARTNER WISH $10,000 WANTED-IN A MANUFA 300 78% Good ordinary vee MY 19 Wy Toa, I6e, a Ise., cUrreney. as they run. Dry upverieather— | likely to pay them a profit We also attend to the settle- turing wholesale and retail business in ladies) s 3.0 76% 30 do Strict good ordinary. 16% 15 15 11-16 ee toe Ayres and Kio Grande Kips, 1 ibs. a iSibs, | mentot Privileces. The following is the cost cf8) day | and cloaks: concern has an established trade with the 700 irs 15) At & Pac RR pi. Low middling 1s 15) 16% Bes gold, seiected:, Sierra ‘Lepne, ¥ Ibs. 8 10 ibs. | Privileges on ay of the abovernamed Stocks:— Dest houses in the country, and only requires addition 1 76 50 ‘i dling. 16) 16? Hye “and. Gambia ana” Bissau, i ag! — | lang oF cial preter bo rie RE: + HS Bmore ea: aes | Adee tag a u 7 | £82520. MA ase, currency, selected: Minas, 15 ing, @ | A Put or Calton 10 shares Weiss Apply URIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. _ 1 MQ 1G, Ce TORE... 8 " tations are based on cotton tn store ranning in | 16 ibs, We. a dic. god. ‘as they 1ani Mexican, &c., | A Spread on res pies “ = iy ae) . ay soo do he . A quaing noe more than halt a grade above or below the | Kiva, 0 ibs. & 12 Ibs. rye. Currenc selected,” | A Put or Call on 2 Shares. | ‘peas WANTED-—WITH A SMALL Kat 200 Chi & N WRB. 86 grade quated. The sales were :— | elDS cv tredecUnit, 34 Ibe w'30 Ina. te. s Maranhan. 26 lbs, | A Spread on 25 shares wenn Wstimate and conduct business outside, on Clpern 3635 To-day, Last Hevening. Total. | 9 3) Ibs., Ibe.; Pernambuco, 28 lbs. a 30 tbs. 16c.: Banta, | A Put or Call on. 50 | iny age 18 80; business open | sin 8 sR 100 Chi & NW RR pf. 5! 130 - 13) | 48 Ips. a 29 Ibs, I6c.; Payta, 26 lbs. a SU Ibs., Isc. | A Spread on 50 Share: MCCUSKER, No.1! Rivington st., corner Bowery, N. ¥. WO. d0siciesvaveses ats 195, £98 TOL | Maracaibo, 9 lpg. a sobs.. We. and Savanitiy j A Fut or Call on 1 sh | Sa Eee mn Pac BE...) YA Speculation 3 - 23 | 28'Ibs, loc, gold, ng they run: Matamoros, ‘ pre ANORAMA POR SALB—O ‘A al ake Pt + bibs vii — <= | Tyee and Southern and Western, 2 Ibs, a $4 10s., PARAS Great merit; almost vew: will.be sold Totals, soksossy BO por of | Mea Tet. currency rag bey cam thet salted~Hiuenod | ‘The Wall Street Reporter =| it 5 ir fue | re! Oe, bs. I2ge.; Rio Grande, bs. a 116} Ea ne aoa ye are ate thetcaics have been as | I2uc-; California, 49 ibs, “a 90 Ibs., Ite. a Ilige,, and Para, | explains how money ts made by speculating in Stock i jollows:—Last evening atter two o’clock—september, 10) | 35 Ibs. a 40 Ibs, % s ed; Matamoros, 45 Ibs. & be 17 at 19 21-82¢., 100 at 1sgc.; October, 4,100 at 1 d-1bc. ‘exas, Ly had ey Lead | Privileges. Specimen number I. #2 abs,” V0.5 oes Io.t do., knife. | HAMILTON & CO., 48 Broad street, New York. weekly financial review, | Cheap onaccount of the death of the owner. A ‘4 Post ofllee, New York. JPARTNER WANTED.—AN ENERGETIO YOUNG mailed free by L, W. than, with first clast references, can purehase the interes: of one rouring ina established Weizhing bask 117% $5000 U 8 5-20, r," Visg 9000 US datv, C, 100 TS 68,4, "BL... Miao” do. v 100 US 6s, 0, 'S) 25,00 U > 5-2), 6,"65n. be e: “do. kip ickers', 6) Ibs. a 75 Ibs g: , 140 r.be 10% | November, 100 at 1S S-160.; December, 100 at 1o4sc . TAO US Sui 6 67... 116 © live | January, 200 at 1S 1982e.. {00 at 15 Y-16c.;, Foor: te, ao. r ‘Address WSIGHER, box 125 Herald office, BO) AO... 1000 U 5 5's, 10-40, o.. 111, ary, % at 15 29-89; April, 10) at 16 17-320. ; May, ‘100 léigc. | aw Ws, ike, fa lige. ; New Orlean ioe -——— — — a 100 aol. Total, 5,200 bales. ‘To-day up to_ two P. September, | sa ibe, le. # to; country and Wester & | \ UGUST BELMONT & ©v., HAVING $125,000 TO INVEST FOR A PEW A 3 . 10) 5 &16c., | 75 Ibs, Sc. a 1sge.; Southern, W ibs. a SV ibs, Vgc. vei do so to advantage by addressing MANU: First Board—10:30 A.M. | Hi) AU 1S%c., 0 at 1519-32c., Ootoder, 10) at IF 16c., | 7h es MT ese as a5 tba Tinea, anid toy Bankers, FOE nate ‘Seth hk Home oe oh 2000 Teun Oa ns..... SOK B) she U SKxoress be a6 | Novenioer, iar 18 Dees HN SS te, Sous ak | Cow dibs. a Boibs, Disc", currency, selected, Haat India— 19 and 21 Nassua street, FACTURER, care Seth B Hunt & Co, Nos 10 and fd i 1 Go. are now prepared to offer to investors the new Five Per | Reade street. 6.00 8 DWN Y CARH K....b6 100% ms ct 600 be nie sige 8 WO at idie.. | Calcutta slaugn i do, doy it Nemisvered Bonds for 1881 in certificates to suit pure | ~~~ r, Cow, Y1ps, 4 10 ibs, ) Misi = “0 do., 12 lbs. a 15 ibs., Ibtgc.; do. dead green, do., 9 os. & "i r - : enn sum 7000 Missouri Os, Ds: 157%¢., 1,100 at 15 8 loc, © Mt de dip dase. | 12 Ibs. ie,; do. busfalo, 18 ibs. a 22 Iba, 13ers singe pitied PAU ita a large Npaness wogusinesare san sone oMpe gown s © 8 f 20) ut 18 17-320.) LBW at 19, D-lde 0 at 7. yi0) | pore, ge wie esa tbe., Wo. ® He,t Maxis do. 9 Ibs & A ag PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE active | tal tedesitous of forming a connection with ood QC & € at 164¢¢., Luo at 1s at On 4 '. “4 “ated! ° weet mate printing house, or with @ first class oressiman with 2000 NJ Cen'ist, new 1. Kacy 100 at 15%e.; March, 1,100 at 160. April We have yertoreport a dull market for both | « Stocks negotiated at the lowest market rate; $30 to | Printing | Notes ‘posted In all the aetatle. of he ousneen. 1200) Ca NWoeg b.. 1y00 Erie 4th in, ‘i 6) Cen Pac g bds..., 2000 | do be 2000 Mich i BUC. 5 at | American and Scotch pig. The few transactions were | $i00 puts or calis; $20 to $40 double privileges. his Iyer Pl ee i no | oul, 0) Dalen, | Or an unimportant character and at prices within the | system of operating Is fully explain i The recetpts at the various ports were as follows :—Ci ange of the appended quotations, We quote | with valuatie statistical Inormation, vesion, 163) bales; New crleans, 1,120; Mobile, 523; Sa No. 1, $W a $31; No, 4, $28 a $29; do. fo | desire to speculate. TUMB vanuah, 899; Chatieston B17; Wilmington, 100; Norfolk, | $2i Scotch Bglinton, No. 1, $35; Glengarnock, No, 1 Bankers and Brokers, ina pamphie, | Address ALPHA, box 129 Herald office. oyster market. Inquire at the lac oad nt tree to ali WhO -. " bres Sou ANTED—A PARTNER IN A MEAT, FISH AND IDOE & CO W r eatedl 35 By . " corner of Bighth street aud Second avenue. oy NY week, 4319 bi $37; Coltness, none; Summeriee, e; Carubrane, $37, jae ae — sane -_ fino Clev a Vols i This aay’ Inat yeays "266" bales” Katen of cotton Liatuxn—the demand. for hemlock 0 continued | DOUBLE, PRIVILEGES (AT MARKET PRICE), FANTED—A THOROUGH — BUSINESS, YOUNG 1suu0 Un Pac RR Ist 8434 | quoted thus:—To Havre, by sail, Ko. To Hambur ee ere navanee SOR peices Terie ane wank ane | A$ 38 to bss, Pats or calls, per 100 sages on \ man, with 5,00) to $3.00 cash capital, to take the 200 do: Py mit he Coarse Tp Brenly by steam, 4° oy | ate sal wes uta’ 286] Unies, he expora’ for the | Members of ihe, Stock Bachanse” Fampnict, "low | place of a rvuring partner. im an old established ‘3000 Un Pac sTa. 35% | suil, 7'320. alas renta nion square; price foods soit to the wholes 2 a tOaa' ak Bi Correa. —The market for Rio ruled stendy, and consid, Conoreie. ‘Conan nee, LAPSLEY & BALEY, Brokers, 74 Broadway. finity for thee right mane No humbug. partic erable inquiry was notices! 4,500 bags, ex Pola, and 1.000 » te terns, Mild coffee wi Way, and values were une’ Ordinary cargoes, 1440. a 150.5 2c. a Bbc, on — given ouly at interview. Addros: QUINCi, Heral ie tle | gure cane tumeons as wenn po | SA ihe: a Bike jomber 1%, 1574, Dayable RW. Frothingham, draw 5.000 Wine, SECURE, FOR A RELIABLY a ba a— 6c 0d dl Poor damaged. — were a shade lower in the carller dealings, in @rmnathy with tha lower range of the gold ore. business man, a (eee asequal partners 1h a Woll estavlished jobbing business, For interview and particulars address H,,. boa 16f Herald ofiea, by Steinway & Sons, on Bank of the Metropolis ana | Tange tor lots, 11%. & 2c. a M0. : do. crass mate 220. i S iio @ Un Tal 7's... cron, STEINWAX & eoka AZo. a do light cron Ad a Sie; ni ElsTsse Food de. ie, 6 fee | bene e "Sverre Be. | Cropesikuchter—Light backs, "S66. @ Be, imide | certuted by aud DARK, payment having been stopped: vavion. iva. a lakas ante t Lost and Mase in Wali Street,” mailed, or to : ation, Same period foot Up 9,000 sides. We quote: eon ie eet taro, 68, CDI0R acon actaring business; will bear the loses: investigations