The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1875, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Irregular and Lower. GOLD 16 3-8 A 117 A U6 7-8. Money on Call 2 and 3 Per Cent—Good Invest- ment Securities Firm—Foreign Exchange Steady, Warr, Stuer, } Turspay, Sept, 4—6 P.M. There were rumors to-day of an important failure in the sugar business, but nothing has occurred since the close of the market that justifies a mention of names or the comments that should follow. The stock mar- ket was excited, A distrustful fébling exists and a con- siderable short interest has been created in the expeo- tation of lower prices, It is not improbable, however, that a sharp turn may be made at an early day. The constituency of the leading ‘operators is limited, and it is within the management of those who aro fixing figures to suit themselves. Earnest endeavors are being made by the President and other officials of the Stock Exchange to discover the guilty parties who have recently circulated rumors to the detriment of good business houses, but thus far they are without avail. The motive is a good one, but capital just now is ex- tremely sensitive, ang its sentinels are not always close-mouthed when they find paper refused in the discount market, They will speak, in spite of the rules of the Stock Exchange. THR STOCK MARKET opened firm and closed weak. In early prices an ad- vance was made from % to % percent, Later, how- ever, there was a decline ranging from % to 1% per cent, This will be shown by the following record of changes, Lake Shore, of which 79,000 shares were sold, opened at 55, advanced to 55%, sold down to 533¢ and closed at 53%. Erie gold at 16% a 17% a 173, with a majority of its so-called friends on the “short” side, Pacific Mail opened at 3734, rose to $8 and closed at 36%. Northwest common was actiye and sold a at 8934 a 303% and closed at 88%; do. preferred sold at 6336 a bdif 4 53. St. Paul common receded from 3534 to 3454 a 34%. The preferred stock ended at 623, after selling at 63. New York Central was firm at 1047 a 105, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 12134 a 1215, New Jersey Centra! at 1103¢ a 111; Fort Wayne at 1003; a 101, Pitts- burg at 9029044 and Illinois Central at 08. Western Union closed at 7934 @ 7934. ‘THR SALES TO-DAY ‘ amounted to 210,000 shares, which were distributed’ among active securities as follows:—New York Cen- tral and Hudson River, 155; Erie, 20,200; Lake Shore, 77,800; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 16,100; do, preferred, 500; Rock Island, 200; Pacific Mail, 45,000; St. Paul, 5,200; do. preferred, 2,400; Ohios, 7,200; Western Union, 25,750; Wabash, 2,700; Union Pacific, 450. OPENING, HIGHRST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opentng, highest and lowest prices of the day:-— Opening, Highest. Lowest. 105, Stam 5834 ae : Me Northwestern preferred.... 53% 54 534 Rock Island . 1073 107% Pittsburg.. 90 90 Milwaukee and St, Paul. 853g 344g Mil. and St. Paul pref 63 62ig Ohio and Mississippi. MM 1K WK Delaware, Lack. aud A ogee 12 Ol 113g 21 bg Union Pacific 4 13% c, C, and L a 4 Western Union 19% 79 Atlantic and Pa 20% 20% Vacific Mail......... 8% 365 CLOSING PRICES—3 P. x. 263% Mil & St Paul, 34% a 25 A a ie 62hg & 626 46 [ Panama... 38 Tol & Wad... 57 6 UnPacitic..... Tye 4 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, ‘The changes in closing prices sive yesterday are as follows :— Apvancz.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; do. ferred, 4; Eric, ¢; Ohio and Mississippi, we Bar 43’ Western Union, 4; Mariposa, 3; gold, ¥. Deciixe. —Erie in London, 43 St. Paul preferred, 3; do. common, 4; Quicksilver, 4; Panama, 2; Pacific Mail, 154; Northwest common, ki; Lake Shore, 134; Delawareand Lackawanna, }g. Srationanyy—-New York Central, C., ©. and IC, Hannibal and Bt. Joseph, Harlem, Rock Istand, Union Pacitic and District of Columbia 3.65 bonds, THE MONEY MARKET, Money to-day was freely offered, and closed on call loans at 2and3 percent. Foreign exchange was un- settled and lower.this afternoon, when 3 per cent was bid for the uso of.cash gold to-morrow, The bankers reduced their asking rates to 4.81 for long and 4.85 for demand, but the nominal rates on tho street at the close were 4.79%¢ a 4,80 for sixty days and 4.83% a 4.84 for demand, INVESTMENT STARES. ‘The following shows the quotations at the board for Investment shares :-— Bia, Asked, Ulinois Central sirehbopein, | C186 984 Cleveland and Pittsburg guaranteed :. 90 ey Cleveland, Columbus, Cin, and Ind. 88 Pittsburg, F. Wayne and Chicago guar. <a Delaware, Lackawauna aud Western,, 121 121% Chicago and Alton....... aaa 99% Chicago and Alton preferred. 1.11215) 108 10854 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy...... 112 a Morris and Essex, . 2 1023 es New York, New Haven and Hartford. — 14 Albany ant Susquehanna. .. 00 = Delaware and Hudson Canal, + 96 1204 THR GOLD MARKET ‘was subject to considerable excitement, the price rising from 116% to 117, with a close at 116%. The rates paid for borrowing were 1-82, 3-64, 1-16 and 1.64 per cent per diem. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. Currency Gross clearances CLEARIN Currency exchanges. Currency balances. . Gold exchanges. Gold balances. The advices from California continue favorable, a de- Spatch stating that the subscriptions to guarantee the Bank of California amount to $7,000,000. The directors will decide in a day or two at what date to resumie busi- ness. HOUSE STATEMENT. PRODUCE EXPORTS. . ‘The exports of produce for the week ending to-day from the port of New York aro $3,563,349, against $4,501,531 for the corresponding week in 1874 and $6,396,288 in 1873. The total exports from the port since January 1 this year amount to $176, 722,155, against $208,356,021 for the corresponding period of last year and $202,171,969 in 1873. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 123% a 123%; do, do,, 1881, registered, 12134 a 121}; do. do., do., coupon, 123% a 124; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 118}¢ a 119; do. do., do,, coupon, 1184 @ 119; do. do., 1864, registered, 118% a 119; do. do., do., coupon, 118% 2119; do, do., 1865, registered, 11834 @ 119; do, do., do., coupon, 11944 a119)¢; do. do, do., new, registered, 1187¢ 119; do, do, da, do., coupon, 118% a 119; do. do. 1867, registered, 120% a 121; do, do., do., coupon, 120% a 121; do, do., 1868, registered, 121 a 121% ; do. do., do., coupon, 121 a 121; do, ten-forties, regis- tered, 11676 a 117)¥; do. do., coupon, 1179 a 118; do, fives, 1881, registered, 117% a 118%; do. do, do, coupon, 118 a 1184. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $31,000 gold for interest and $47,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Bank notes received for redemption to-day, $360,000) eustoms to-day, $700,000; revenue to-day, $113,000, RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were firm, Rock Island sevens brought 110; Michigan Central sevens, 10434; Morris and Kbsex consolidated firsts, 1053¢; Michigan Southern Seconds, 102};; Lake Shore consolidated registered firsts, 10234; do, seconda, 96, and Delaware and Hudson coupons of 1804. 110, Harlem connon firata foll aif tq_ NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER —— 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. "113%. Chitago and Northwestern consolidated sol at 99, and do. coupon gold bonds were firm at 87), a &7%. Central Pacifics sold at 104, Union Pacific firsts at 100%, land grants at 102 and Western Pacifics at 96, BANK SHARES Bank shares sold at 99g for Central National, and at 1164 for American Exchange, Fourth National sold at 9736 against 96 on Saturday, The latest bids are an- nexed :—Chemical, 1,600; Commerce, 121; East River, 110; Fulton, 156; Importers and Traders’, 200; Irving, 132; Manhattan, 150; Mechanics’, 140; Mercantile, 108; Merchants’, 121; New York, 122; New York National Exchange, 100; Republic, #6; Union, Mi. THE PORKIGN MARKER, A special despatch to the Evening Telegram says “At the opening of business to-day the chief feature in the American department of the market was the ex treme dulness which prevailed in Erie Railway shares. The recent marked decline is consequent upon the New York quotations, and the shares were also affected by the announcement of the failure of the banking firm of Schuchardt & Co., of your city, We anticipate no fall in the general markets bere, the disturbing influences being confined alone wo Erie, and the decline in American exchange has bad no apparent effect as yet. Console are firmer and have advanced iy per cent, the price for them now being @4)g. The shares of the Pennsylvania Railroad have recovered & portion of what they lost yesterday. They have ad vanced \ per cent, and are now queted at 44X. The shares of the Reading Railroad have alse advanced iy per cont, the price for them now being 50%. There le but little inquiry for money, and borrowers have no difficulty in obtaining all they want on prime cob laterals, The current rate for best paper in the open discount market is 1% per cent, or 3% per cent below the Bank of England rate, The market for Erie shares has remained dull all day, and further decline in them is noted of % percent, They are now quoted at 16%. The market for United States government bonds is steady, and an advance of 1-16 por cent is recorded im new fives, their price now being 105 1-16," THE LATEST QUOTATIONS. Mond: Consols. U. 8. 6's of 1881 U.S, 5-20's of 1865. U. 8, 5-20's of 1867 U, S. 10-40’s, U. 8. 5’s (new). New York Central, Illinois Central... Union Pacific 6” Union Pacific lan Palront. rk cily O's... + 106 Virginia State bonds con. debt... 58 SAN FRANCISCO APPAILS. A special despatch to Mr. Kiernan’s news office states .that subscriptions to guarantee the Bank of Cali- fornia amount to $7,000,000, The directors will decide in a day or two at what date they wilt resume business, No estimate can be made of the amount of Mr. Ralston's estate, but {t is not believed that it will exceed sixty per cent of his indebtedness, STATE BONDS. In State bonds there was moro business than ustal, Missouri Iong sixes sold at 10234, do. sixes of 1876 at 10134; Virginia consolidated, ex matured coupons, at 6234; Louisiana levee sixes at 36; South Casolina, old, at 29; North Carolina, old, at 2034, and do., special tax, third class, at 3, The following were the latest bids:— Miss 6's, H&StJ iss, '76.101 Miss O's, H&StJ ins, Miss 6°, H&S( ins, 186/101 , 87. tog X ¥ ep bount rk 7's) Mem & LR... 15 -N ¥ G's, gold loan, AKTELEP BENG 15 NCOs oid Jan Ark 7's, Miss,O &R Riv 15 NC 6's, NORR Ja & Jly Ark 7s, Ark Cen BR... 15 NC 6's, Ni ee California 7s. 115 NCOs NCRE Californin 7's, large, NC 6's, NCRR, of AKO 85 Connecticut 6's... 05 NC Funding Abt, i866, 10 Georgia 6's. 3. NC Funding Act, 1868, 10 Georgia 7s, 1004 -& C new, Jan & Jul Georgie 7s indo 96° NC new, Apl & Oct Georgi ld bds...2 99% NC special tax, eli Indians OL Alinois ep'n 2101 Dlinois ep’n 6" 5 IUinois war lk M1018 Obio 6's, 1 Kentucky 6’ 2 Rhode Island ind OOF, Louisiana 6" So Ci Louisiana 6" Lonisiana 6" Louisiana 7 Louisiana 6's, Louisiana 8's, levee, 7 Louisiana 8's, 1910 wenieen Sy 1878-9. 5, 1875. ri Missouri 6's) isis Missouri 6's, 187: Missouri 6°s, 1850. 9g Vice’ H Funding bds, 1804-5 Lung Bds 'S1 to 701, incl. ri Virg'a 6) f Miss O's, A of U, 132 Dist of Col sos, ‘Tak! 7 * Miss 6's, H&St Phy 6.104 PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this-day:— | Bid, Asked. City sixes, old... 104g - “105 City sixes, new 21005, = 109% Camden and Amb 11k - Pennsylvania 80 50 Philadelphia C Reading. 56% 58% Lehigh Ri 2% a2 Ph erp: Kad Erie Raliroad's 2036 209% Northern Central. mi 2034 Lehigh Navigation. BOK 50% Lehigh Navigation gold loan. . 103% = 108% MEMORANDUM. The October coupons of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail- way Company's second consolidated sinking fund bonds will be paid at No, 62 William street, in this city, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES ple hus Relaale Turspay, Sept. 14, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 4, M. 89: Bo: 2 tek kita et et eieietetetct a RaCEEEEEEAEEER nennegpavazavesaas 1015 AND 11:30 A. . Fe pT B1, G... + 121% FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. M, PION NO Sac ASS 20}4 10 shs Del, Lb & W.be 121 10000 N OO, spect 200 121 i class. 3y Bx so be 98 74 60 853 cu © do 86; fo 0. do 355 do. 8000 S00 Ls Mi H i 2500 do. ot 2 Yo fe 8 ae 2000 do. . er eee ie e $c & 400 300° do. ot 300 100 do. 54 500 1000 do. 54 600 1800 do. 54 200 100 do. 537 100 100 do. 200 3700 dow. ot 100 100 do. 4K 300 1409 do. 54 5 ws 400 do 54 100 105° 200 do. 4 ‘50 10544 200 do 54 100 23, 200 de. 300 37% B00 do 54) EB Bim “800,01 300 81° 200 chi's oo 100 100 9 90) Xo 37g 100M 2 1000 Siq 200 % 6: 00° He io, ae ¥ 600 900 Tol & W. 6 500 37 200 do, 5 500 37g 100 do. Moog 300 Pac BR Wale Lecnndeenlionge a a 0d. gues 2 an i in s = 4 mo fe. a 2 17 wo ory i BEFORE 1000 RW 9 paren st x Gu Won Un Tel, P beg oo a... ae | de i a7 a #8 =: a7 3 at « a = . = ia SN & wy my oe » #0 Obie 2M KK. aT 25 Brie RM pt ~~ GO... 00s on baie Bit. 1% $1000 U FOR, 6 HL. 19K BRONCO T 85.20. 0, 7. 120% 1a Co owe, STE aOR, | GUN U 89-80, 6, o> | 12 SECOND BOARD—1 FP, M. 900 she CANWER... 35% BI di ensonennnng BBM Fd janet im ve Ww, & iit ‘eal O ims Bihy te wm do NY « wig a Bui ra ae &.": ou Fa we re Fe “ » $..: 58 = > F sa * pe a Baty « mh we sary te. pe “ Say 4 oN fi sey Py Et “ a ae THX Pry ‘os oe "e Be 2 3 ae ous mee By | br = oo a on o: 84% a ey Dd saa $ oe ae ore mek he ou ane ist £. a noes vw i eee’ -yhene oe Nad bg i we 7) te 20 Kee he ig hm oo i ts tot a Ww ki vase we » raw 1% = oD be we ta 17 Bx Onto e it, we ‘de rary ims ww a IWOba NW be a 220 70 3 P. #10000 Pac of Mo tet ne Erie RR, mn De Pee be « ae 20 LOON 8 | he. ae a 3 y ne i Soh 1 do are Git, um de ea he de . coy oo Chi aN WW ante ee cn “ oR ~ wey ™ «6 a ™ dd ay mm do. ay do, a és oy 1@ Union Pac iit. 0 ocean Wi Say 100 do. “ hw Sag 300 Mil & st wit: $03 Obto 8 thins Hak". 375) 500 Erie RR... 100 ny 500, ee 17 800 WOML RCANKR 6 100 COMMERCIAL, REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT WEAK AND In- REGULAR, FUTURES STRONG—FROUR QUIET AND UNCHANGED—WHEAT FIRMER—-ConN FIRM—OATS STEADY—BYR PIRM—DARLEY FIRM—BARLEY MALT DULL AND UN+ CHANGED—PORK DULL AND LOWRR-—LARD DULL AND UNCHANGED—PETROLEUM FIRMER— NAVAL STORES QUIET BUT STRONG-—ONOCERIES QUIET — HIDES QUIET — ons QUIET BUT STRONG—WHISKEY EASIER-—FREIGHTS ABOUT STEADY—HEMP AND JUTB QUIET AND STRADT— GUNNIES STRONG. Toxspay, Sept 140 P.M. The markets were generally dull and irregular, On *Change flour was steady, Wheat was firmer, but not very active. Corn was in good demand and better,” Oats were without especial change. Whiskey easier, Pork dull and lower. Lard quiet. Cotton on the spot was weak and irregular; futures strong, Petroleum was firm, Naval stores quict but strong. Hides wore quiet. Leather was steady. Oils were quiet but strong. Hemp and jute were quiet and steady, Gunnies wore strong. Groceries were quiet, Asugs.—The market was quiet and without further change. We quote:—Pots, 5%. a 6c. ; pearls, 8a ANTiMONY.—The market was quict but firm. We quote:—Regulus at 134¢¢. a 13},0. Brrswax was unchanged; quoted at 33¢ a S4c. for Western and Southern, Broom Corx.—The stock of old was very light; no new crop has yet arrived, The market was quiet and the transactions were only of a jobbing character. We note sales ot 12 bales common red tipped at 1M¢, and 12 bales very choice green hulled at 12%e. per Ib, We quote Brash, short green, choice, Lic. « 18¢,; burl, mn, Llc, a 120.5 green medium, 10c. o le: red and red tIpped. Se. a Ge, Canp.xs.—There was & moferate jobbing demand at about former quotations, We quote:—Sperm, 200; sperm, patent, Macy’s,38c,; stearic, R. G. Mitchell & Co." (16 02), 27c. @ 2#c.; adamantine (12, i 16 o8.), 12ve. a V7e.: parafiine, 4's, ‘6's and 12's, 20¢, & TE. Derecines anavket (or Bo ead Samioe won dull and witl- gut material change. Mild grad oma, Er ce 18 hKo, 1ige, 1 9 WOR; Tor lots, Prone Santa fae to Fold, ninety days; Java, government bags. » @ 200, ; Singapore, - Maracalbo 2WKec. Jamaica, 1sigc. @ St. Do- co. ‘Taige. pest Costa Rica Angostura, 192, 8 21}¢2.; 7 Guracon, i8Ker " at Cormakes, ‘Stoon meet Che fog et, Ws qnot Mi a B8.inch, #2 50 4 $2 shooks,” 75c. @ 80c. gmpty (boesie s, $2. 25; hoops, hoops. 12 feet, do., doe, @ 85a. *Gorenn =the market for ny t was firm, with sales of 000 Ibs, Lake ‘Ne., the market closing at ‘New shéathing (over 12 ot), ts fite.; beagiers’ cover 18 on.), Sie; nails, $5035 oid’ sheathing, &., mixed lots, 180. p 2le. ; American Lake, 2346. a 2i%e. per Ib.’ Yellow metal—Now sheathing ‘and. bronze, 2 its, 28; nails, sheathing, 20. per ‘The market was quiet and withont fort! ood Manila (large = small vise), Fe. bolt rope Tigers BTige } aT New? euithi na end Ties ceeslase do.. Ite. Russia bolt rope. Te. Cortox—No change was made in quotations, but the mar- appended quotations are . but, of necossarily nominal, some of the grades quoted tutirely extiaurted. For now, cotton the, demand it free offerings of ots to arrive there tures i it} vi hues with some #1 t prices r Hogar vl fo bran somes cg crane eue obtainable men ander quotations. This sion obtained antil the close of Change, when assumed a stondier tane, ‘aad cotiain sales inode wits showed 4c. @ 14ge. per Ib. for middling, to arrive first part of next week—sorno 300 bales being thus sold, with other sales, from wharf and store, of 200 bales at least, Futures opened ssure of reports from Liverpool of an isa"te Gil weet deh ae” Fn im a te for tl A ever, there was a subsequent of Ma 8 Ke. the ‘strength (of the demand to cover ns, cored tember sho ie oe i ders for the 8 Lint feet ey the mont ot jh and advanced igo. the mont stren Tae sod ide, “ihe whole markeh Wee Strong os ae fot following notations : \—Reptember, 1315-320. a 1sige., October, ~89¢.; November, 13 20.820, « 12 15-166, acer, 12 16-16e, @ 12 82-826, ; Jani ary, “19 Le e181 160 Fuary, 197 -82e, a i c.f March, 1s 18-826. © 137-100. apr Te; May, 18 2700. a T3iet June, Mae, 88 Jalse ‘14 Bilan, wo 14 Bl0ny “Aaguete 1 14 Si Quotations are based om American hore ih 2 setae find op cotton in store running in quali & grado above or below the ‘not more than hail Vi1L-16 1113-16 B16 126.16 ood ordinary, 1211-16 12 15-16 Strict good a) 2 1.16 18 1-16. 16 Low middling he 16 1319-16 141.10 sera ei By mi ty |} ‘Middling fair. He ig pis ained—Qood roe. Bay te Mu ry scien low middling, 12 19-160; Pei: silat 9) fotos rood Cg 74 —For future ‘delivery’ t ‘sales wore as follows :-—Yoster- day, after two P. M. fr, 100 at 133-166, 400 wt 13 7-B2¢,, 500 at 13} 1,200 at 12%. ; November, ifiPiae | doertrseake Shik ine ae 100 at at ; ry 1,200 ak 13 9.826, Maren, 200" at 155-16 1 ‘30 ats tas 2 1 at 195-1 1.500 i, 100 ae ie ber "1.400 at Latte. 100 at 12 18-166., 600 at 12%c. ; December, ‘1, c. 800 at 12 25-826. ge beam i, Jan’ nary, 400 at 12 2b826,," 1,700 at L2%%e., 700 at 12 27-a20., ‘at 1220-820., 100 ak 12 15-16c., 100 at 12 S1-220., 900 of 180.4 February, 1, o13 Lide, 2 18. 8-826. 180 at 13566. . 100 at 13 5-16a; “April, Bio satis 1s Wesae. | May, rat oa un ie Total, 22,800 og iS, Ban ee es. 4 ‘Onl fobilo, Or actece i ag Be eae Ratt ‘259% Norfolk, 417. Tota, Thiip day laps wook, dada, and new flour wero uot wanted, Rye was in fair demand and steady. bat without decided chune, 200 a 84 dull ‘The sales were ‘ey p bbls. and for, Brandywine ; 435 pace at 64 4 Mod $349 8 $4 25 for Jersey. Wut ipping brands. Fonod hoop Obio, ous brands... SSSSASSRRARRS 3 Sa ccroumemmaaaaczancaa! S ZSaRRaSSS: prlane camipleg, Which were source and high F demend for wearco an Was Armor end tearen, but new waa alin ro Spe sales comprised about Be at a it oH an unsound Chicago ; $1 ‘20 for bie in store; $1 men “Sd for No.2 do., afloat: $1 42 tor Minnesota, in store ik 45 tor mo etd inven Aan, in store; $120 «| 1 3S new winter, in small lots. Corn'was in id firmer. Tho sale; for warm to pri fairly active an Sain” gets vania, Srl "or god nee a 0 track, fo for new white, 52 dul ant ‘and “oma Barley ‘malt was dull end Beans aud Mediums were quiet and Without farther change. Merrows were dull’ and sbundant. Other descriptions were quiet and without further ehange, We quote:—Modium, choles, $2 10 a §2 15; medium, fair good, $1.50 «$1.9; iharrows, chotce, §2, bs a 9 $2 30; marrows, fair to good, Sh 2; Bae, er \ Jy $2 05; kid #2 70 a $275; ‘white Kidney, choi Bee ei nae, au ib gon GI BR! Pitts market for foroigm dried was quiet and nn- changed. Layer raisiua were inuctive and unchanged. The enles wore 40 boxes at $2 1 nts were in moderate Gomand at former prices, We nove sales of 73 Ibs. at 6c. Pranes were guiet, but firm. Sardines were in good demand and firm. ye sales were 400 cases at lio. a 8 { lor quarter boxas. Almonds were quiet sod without further a mi Brazil Ey hoes Lc rts were fo light demand at prece C changed. Wo quote Keck layer raising $2 123; a $2 20: looso inoscatel de. $8 tm, Go. a Oke. Almondv 088 x “Tein 11 yo. @ 17} Langa ea ide. ne for arog boxe inuta,” 10.5 ely Bareo- $455 a BS. acts Eeduinie tamaet thik eophonged. aoote. ee Drm Sia $1 60, and extra up 1082; 70 |* rted eerhes be 3 pie firm, mae | was wit jobhing dosnand wt fei prines, qeiet peaches wi Aa ee Senate Uaported ress th te toned p> Fn oR tt aaet aca sao eee, te ah Seats raspberries ‘news ‘luna, Boushorn, 19, 0 16e-s ds ‘UUNNtks.—The market wer benz Wee ‘® good demand at Inge tie See Beongee dete, 10 a hy ‘ond’ Goutipore, Haat Cateatta. base, meee ol pie eee eel wee former a se. & Se. ; retail . of 8 a. We mn, an per ton, $25 fe "hen sim Manila too, Tie per lie, the Inuter (or fing; Mussia, clean, €2 20s 4s, old; Tiaiian, 82 GO © €2 75, gold; Jute, dive, © Se. gold. Fore bates quoted es u)ge.'e Se, currency, Sisal hemp, Sige, wold Hiakne market for prime grades was doll, but without tal change, and common mies were in moderate de- mand at eryriees The sales were WS Puerto Cabello, Low wet ‘exas to arrive, 2,000 ory dey Mexican, on torus not maie public. was quiet and unchanged. Kails were janutectured was in fair demand and wi pte —Ne | American, @25 50 N i's #25; Se torge, @20 Pat bk A Se ia fe 3 No. 1! Ratioton, ‘20 3; OM Teena herr ad ralirgad Cn, Noe fu dry, $20 @ is. 8) 3 Sen. be demas wen ce god firm. amu was dull a! a - a re Tasos oot sees, ver oo Sheed (Gods hye Tathams “f Tepe —The market for hemlock, sole was, steady. with ‘demand from urers rices, Srop war quiet and without further ing Moiassns was Bomiually unchanged We quote —Cuba, centrifugal and sited, He, | £ layed, Sie. rel We. do, do., grocery, 37e 6 0.5 {Eiogilel taiaaa’, Sue Be. j Baminal. ed. and Od, 2 0b. ‘Yo; do., 44. awa af 20: 8 Sd. PO ad, ‘ed sre Balan | fe m was quict and without further ee winter "yellow, (2 8 #10, men cernae, do, 1 HO, W6e. do. BehZles ghFs ¢ arket feature. Clover was in a ate de Previews ices. Flax was dull and nominal. © bat rm. Ruslan hemp was iu fair ’ quiet and without nae Clover, | Wester a jothy, 68 12: a ei , camary, city, dine ia Wh, Bites 1 aS; laxseed, American, 3 ates, Calewren, 2 | mold, tines Bombay, iene ‘ reLurKR—The mart Doth fore! dull, ba wr ~{ lan and domestic was * Som atr Gi pinento, Borie: Sovey = ica ginger, 1Wjge; Race, de. miaens: S's $1 C2 peribs ree SvGar.—The market for raw fons was firm. We note sales of 350 hhde. seant good rebuing at Sige,. 20 do Coutritugal a4 Uikg. and Ty Vinee dot Slag Madiind was its. do.. 10e. ; Eny L. fo Tae. & 18c., gola. I. C, iB coke terne, $0 00 0 8d The warkes for forvign We note salos of 300 bales Havana at Sic. a common, ggivanie’ sasorted ots, Te. & 108. Sve ous 16s b Soe and i lee, shipping 10 fomed idia Br Bie Oe RY. <a 8 ct waar ‘and steady, We note sates of L000 Ihe Bae a arean fleece at 30%c., 8,000 spring clip California at 24e., and on private terms 25,000 ibe lip Cudifornt , 10,000 Ibs. do, 18,000 Ibe. spring cli 30000 tbe wee at is 10,000 “super and extra yates. 2 He Ibs. fine Texas, 1,000 lbs. Spuileaeh 30 bas te ey lled woot pecs ease pal ‘and without + We quote iy aasek with. euvious anton povety’ ex Other dopartinents were also very dull. ‘engagement wero as follows :—To. Live by again, a4 6340. a 7d, and of cotson a6 243.4 toe: ry 6,000 bushels at 74. por ar “TODO Unset doy tae rae, to Stull, 000 Uushets private terms, ‘The chartors were :— dn Italian base. besos bo Cork for orders, with fore grain st Sa'0a 0 Norwegian bark, hance to bbls. naphtha at 4s. 94; from Sinaee te Bromen, with 4000 ible refined petroleum at 4s. 64.5 bark, Yrom Philadelphia to London, with ‘aio bh bbls, do. do, at Ss 13¢d.; @ German bark, of tons register, hence to Gasgow, with syrup, at 27s. Od. ; American of B80 tous register, henee to Gibraltar ‘general cargo at a lum) ‘a schooners of 186 tons ro +o Hayti, with lumber at $0 old; a bark, from Savanal, to tho north sido of Cuba, wi sot Jumber at $10 eid; threo sobgoncra, each about 12,000. Dbin, ‘hence’ vo ayti, ut about 75c. per bbl. DOMESTIC beta gum not made iimington ‘a bai Cotton dull and a shade loi ‘middling’ ieee shes mid- dling, 12%. ; good ordinary, 11zgeRNet receipt 508 bales; Fa we arts coustwise Ase. Bales’ 280,” Stock’ ORLEANS, | Bept. 14, 1875. ordinary, 126, Net roeaipts ase. feos crear fate; miadiiar 1336055, low art * fScports consi 4 Sales, 1, pia, ag, Moniz, Sept, bs Ny Gotton quiet; middling, 12e, ‘a mid ah 90d pens 20. jet receipts, les. x) wise, $47, Bales, 900, Stock, 2,723, Cotton quiet; middling, 127%e. stow lading 1290 5 in ‘e.; low middiing, 12: ee ordinary, ‘120.’ Net roce esd Nalon Sales, 881. set se Cranuestox, Sept. 14, 1875. TEotton honey: middling, 12AKc. + low taiddling, "123¢c. Bikes homiual, Net receipts, 1,313 bales. Saree oe. sins 700. Stock, 6, i690," woo, Sept. 14, 1875. Flour, steady; sales 1,000 bbls. been ret of new No. 1 whive Michigan, $1 42; old No. 1 club held at ‘si 40; old extra ‘white atiohig $1 58, Com di 000 bushels ley seares orine ¢ faoada hela one el 30; stained ‘do, a 20; anlos 8 wes rime on private Corn nieal—34 for terms, bolted per ton. tay, "anebanged: $25 "ohipssnft, $25," and mld Non "Ganal ; Pad a per tom. ‘Can Fretauees Wheat dye Be Teoeiby dsgesie wom Yor! aber WEBI o to the Hadson, Grain on the go for tidewater yesterday, at Stn, ant mea eae scorned 8h te Bream aN our, 6,000 bbs. viata 500 use roa: at, 7p 500 0 corn, ‘000. do; Fy8,. 1,000 do. barley, 400 do: aa ate, fe Pn, cone ca, i Siecbacie’ wo cidetavee Whe $8,000 do. ; oats, 5° 14,000 do, To inte- rior polnte--Corn, oF 500 bushels, Canal screis hts Wheat, 7e.; com G3KC. ; 40. to New York, tolls included: Flour wachanged; L yb id. Wheat inanimate and entirely nominal. orn sales me Western at 7 No. 2 Western lots, 67¢ vata, rye and barley ne; d ani qa ee unchanged. 3 Mand towers Noe, Cepoaco, Sept. 14, ‘Demand fair ie 203 No, 2 do. 8 " \® Fre city Mor SiS Spy aes Tost qulet b Wheat ga “a Sigigieeart $1 cted, Bers 2 rales Slit, spots ee: bid, Wise Octaber, jovernber; réjected, ors are aaklng Kigher tater’ sain ae Vie, a 8Thcey spon a doers S7o., September; 85340., Qotcber B3%c., ‘ail toged, Pork ony Beye ‘ork, Bre ome EUs en walk ady and unchanged. meats steady and unchan; SUSIE At the aherngon call ol sis Beard howe sas" at $1 16, September; $1193, October. C crac iene Gepteinber Sop & a gy vier, iF, 83,000 “bushels - wheat, ry jour, els wheat Fo,000 do, “oats, $2,000 do. barley-and 5,000 do. mente—6,0U0 bushels wheat, 147,000 do, corn, oats, 4,000 do, barley and 3,000 do. rye, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lownon, Sept. 14—Evening.—Linseed oil, 24s, 24s, Gib por owt; spirita of turpentine, 22x x 224 pigs "Tivsroon, Sept, 14—Evening.—Spirits of turpentine 22 per ews. _FINANCIAL, UST BELMONT & CO, jankers, 19 and 21 Nassau street, teene Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, er Mesrra, DE ROTHSCHILD ey Gexntsereial Grete vn Telegraphic Transfers of Money on Calera: A: —8TUC. 25 to #1,000 Invested will probably pay, during the next 80 days, from 100 to 900 per cout profit, During the same Sime last year privileges paid from 500to 1,000 per cent profit, and the your before from $1,000 to $2,500 was made on $100 invested. Our Weekly Report, sent free, gives full particu- Jace and prices of all the stocks dealt in at the New York Stock | Exchange, Stocks boughs on mrt ots of five FROMHSGitan ac _ Bankers, 12 Wall street, New REABONABLE RATRE "HONEY ON LIFE AND baguoapee, Ce Poli yr , and other we ag Kt AABRICH & Cote 117 Brosdway. =r sot ae Rom ya $1.8 TO 0.009 TO LOAN ON At a. eee ‘hls city or Brook- wa tore Sar é SHELDRAKE a 00. 33 Pine street. sit te it (th! Deavrer, 190 Brosdway. PERSONS, “NOT DESIRING TO DISPOSE OF lite —— ~z) ‘by absolute sale, may bor- eaah surrender A‘ Lavy ppanpe TO MERT WITH A GENTLEMAN who will loan ber i ee give goes soeetity. Call * | cn or addrwms T. M., 228 West Fortioth street, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW if Principais desiring ‘GRANT, 145 Broadway, / or" oF a oT | cd now gon thy of q Maryland, lew Yous alt panting of the Directors tite Compan om eS, by Be the eae yi “ilies hore. itor, shail'be on She 101 of Beptember and a jareh of euch e Seielaey accordance with the above resolation « poe ant o hee ) | Sisandte tine 8 Les Lith inst, ab two — reopened on the With dr HICKS, Secretary. } HON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.—A DIV] “- ot Bear t3 Maltncek vi the Base . = ork Vaion | Org at the / boots Wie bramater oars, Serene 0, } mer me bewy Missouri, YW a sonnge 610 FoR 12 MONTHS, ON ’ ifn sod New Jerse: orth tei | Wares & hoe pporme os Slaves Sea $1,000 TO $1,500 FOR and allverware a co ‘Address SEOUAITY, TO LoAN—oN BOND 4 AND MORT-. anee. Kew York or Brootizn ty; ward, AYDE ea Willtuan He To #5,000 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN for & worm on Bret class improved New uy progart ors Sr mortgage, purchased. | Frinci- wae Tee elteatally aad by wetter, w D. W. Pweuts Grat sereet, ‘The iver, Palmer sewstnoce Ag Uabpidien, and ts shane sasheriend ptember 14, 187% ____BUSIN Ess _OPPORTUNITIES. A \ MEMBER oO” THR #TOcK EXCHANGER, WELL knows, (bering many good commission suitable capital sate and profitabie semnection will | be g ven and required. Adires AX INTEREST FOR SALE IN 4 DOWN TOWN fablished five years. and remunerative: capital ot $1,000 to wanted to Incronae it, and pay for interest offered: | investigation, and Grst class sc merasoh Hata shat city given as references. ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROOURED FOR MER ic. negotiated; Reel titans auch Dasinees: sone with capital seeking baxinews of approved op silk oods, 451 Bro + Wi silk goods adway: ood 8 Joues os de, nancial and Besson Brokers. br tie Fry noe soy GENTLEMAN INTERESTED in this article desires to m: with others in the Soave ‘Addtose Ve vB. ‘box L027 Post office, New MAN OF SOME MEANS WISURS £0, SGAg@ TH a good business. B,, Herald Uptown Branch otiice, A. LIVE, PUSHING MAN, WITH $300 TO, $500, C ow secure the exclusive egency of New ber tor Sale of the new machine for making eu ea clgar lighters, This ney, mecbine Sanka gorety,fencvet monet and useful, and sells readily for $1 90 a8 saloons wid at Brivate hounes CIGAR LIGHTER MACHINE street, Philadelphia, Pa, PARTY WILL FURNISH MONEY TO MANOFAC- ture and introduce a good patent; none but srating full particulars taken notice of. Address Herald office. Profits Ioan COMPANY, 438 Waisas OR SALE—A FIRST OLASS DOWNTOWN CORNER Restaurant in one of the best locations in fhe city, doing '& good business. REED & HOY’ Park place. OR SALE CHEAP—A PROFITABLE Liga OFFICE Business, easily managed, suitable for ld tle. man. For fall particulars ‘call on H, PATTBERO, Broadway. OTEL IN THE CITY, ONE OF THE VERY BEST ‘and located on a principal thoroughfare; proprietor wishes to arrange for October 1 for a “Bortner with front $30,000 to ; an investiation must convince any one desiring such an investment. Address box 4,059 Post office, NO CAPITAL REQUIRED —A WELL ESTABLISHED life insurance company desires active, honest imbn oe guacret ageate id Mey, UNO teeeerr aed heetlout; Rood contracts aud. good ‘territory secured to the right partic men possessing one Socinon’ nee can- hos fall to make money, Address INS! CE, "box! 1008 Post office, New York. LUMBING.—FOR SALE, THE BEST JOBBING, Plambing and Gasfitting Shop in the city; plenty ct work for five hands the year round: {s centrally locnted, a on, & prominent corner lon no rent; will be 90 ‘arm, cheap; would exchange for PCM BE box ait Herald office, ARTNER | WANTED—WITH $1,000 OR in manufacturing business, or will em; ‘and secure the money. Call at Mashatean Poster iS Bixtieth street. MPHOROUGH RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN OR ME. chanic may invest services, with or without small g eavily in fow w $2,000, ment fai. in manathcturing contract payin Adiress PERMANENOY, Herald 10 LAWYERS, PATENTEES AND ALLEGED IN- fringers of patents.—The undersi rel Hormone Sse aud expert, offers ofl hance ; countries, iaENRY ¢ ‘eukun 94 Chambers street, New York. 10 PIANOFORTE MAKERS AND CAPITALISTS.—I respectfully call your attention to the patent Automatic “Leaf Turner” for piano and organ use; it is the most per- fect ever invented, turning the leaves instantly by sir touching a lever pidced over the finger board; the patent for sale. vast te ean be seen on application JW. HUGHES, 51 Liberty street. HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO CONFER WITH ‘a gentleman of commercial standing with a view to making'& credit purchase which promisos prompt and large returns Address G. V. W., Herald oftios, LV ANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN, WITH $100, Duy Interest in cash business; established 16 ye! He Ddrstnepe x ‘the amount of $300 per mouth, Address G., o! Her WASTEDIA YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF INFLUENCE ‘and positi¢n, who ean conwol large amount of fi Insurance on railroad and manufacturing property, to Join advertiser, who is permannentiy ostablished ta, dhe fry i surance brokerage business. Address AMBITION, Herald office, ANTED—A PARTY WITH $500 TO TAKE THE ‘management of a profitable eash business about to be established in a neighboring city. Cali on RHIND & CO., 40 Cortlandt street, NTED—A RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO INVEST ,000, tor half interest, in an pstablished auction ani storage business, Particulars from HINE & GRAY, Sixth avenue, 50. ~PARTNER WANTED, IN A PLEASANT, casy, reapectablo businées, paying $4,500, » yearly profit; a cash customer, meaning business, Inquire for ALLEN, 48 Weat Twenty'sixth stroot, G00 RABE, CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVE, INTEL. + ligent manto get in su established = as re where he can take hold at once; real estate office. West Twonty-ninth street. 9 500. PARTNER WANTED.—ONE-HALF IN- aw terest in established, Megane! safe aud de sirable business; an unusual pedo ity for & person desir- ous of permanent, increasing busin ISAAC A. BIGGS, No. 5 Dey strest. 5.000 22, ace WANTED, St OR Ac. tive partner. with this amour for an estab- Ished weil payin, Address, tri, Witk'roa! nalag EWTRRPRISE: Harald otlce: REAL ESTATE SALES. SST “Js there no way by which we can put a little more life into the market?” said a large property owner at the Exchange yesterday noon, “Why, it seems,” said he, “that in place of real estate holding its own it is working its way down to nothing. The Exchango is be- coming a perfect farce. Property is put up here and bid in by mortgagees, Half of the sales are ‘stalls,’ blinds,’ This has been the general tenor of remarks about the Exchange during the past week, Still there ‘was a good attendance yesterday. Peter F, Meyer sold, per Oliver B, Steele, referee, in foreclosure, by ordor of the Court, nine lots on the south side of Waverfey street, 200 feet east of Madison Tax eae fourth ward), to L. J. Mi for lots were valued at $6,500 two years ago, Hr Muller & Son eol per order of the Court, in foreclosure, B. E. McCafferty referee, the house on lot, 22 by 88, on Allen pret east side, No, 168, six feet anda half north of Stanton strect, to Frederick Boulard, for $9,500, said property being valued at John H, Wilson sold, by order of the Supreme Court, ‘Thomas H. Landon referee, in foreclosure, the four lots on the north side of Schuyler street, 200 feet west s Courtland avenue, Melrose (Twenty-fourth ward), to Henrietta Perry, the plaintifl, for $500 over a mortgage of $4,000 and interest from Juno, 1875, amounting to bak grav all im said property having sold four years ae eecnally adjourned the foreclosure sale of the property, house and. jot on the south side of ES a eighth street, 200 feet west of Tenth avenue, sine die, aiso that of’ the premises on the west sido of Tenth avenue, 2025 feet north of Kingsbridge road, to the 2ist of Tear aa Seaman adjourned until October 1 the sale of ‘property situated at Lear ibe bet diye, jonging to Samuel Shapter, ban} és M. Miller adjourned the foreclosure ra of the fo on the south side of Forty-seventh street, 200 Sect east of Seventh avenue, till September 21. RAPID TRANSIT. ANOTHER DAY OP INVESTIGATION—NEW PLANS SUBMITTED—THE CRITICAL HOUB APPROACH- ING. ‘The Commissioners on Rapid Transit resumed their deliberations yesterday, though nothing of an im- portant nature was developed. During the day Mn Courtright, President of the Greenwich street road, sent in several plans to the Commisstoners, which were duly considered. One of these plans was a double track road, supported on two columns, to be placed on the curbs, #his plan was varied by the proposition to st the columns on one of the curbs and another in ntre of the roadway. Then it was submitted to: hove th columns in the roadway, and there was still other variation, to have three or four tracks, o! column on the curb ere ee ee street. Nothing the idea been determined to reserve the prominent feat of the main plan until to-day. All ‘the various put forward ee entered into am length by the (es nite talent however, wore, as usual, reticent Rte gy. Noite jon in the matter. Mr. Foster, President of road, and their counsel, Mr. @. P. ee “peared votre the Com- missioners and éubmi also th at- vendance Meseta, Navarro aad "and Alera or of ‘be sane com, and the of tho several wore pany Iycepcth of Ae Na be ke Robert. Taylor and t, W Collins, Communications were recetved from D. 4 bani Seems from the Brant blevated Ralron ose to Messrs, Courtright, john Nostrand during the hearings to et id Hage three o’clock an adjournment Bag Becca ghe hw whan an unportant session may ba