The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1875, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Btocks Feverish and Lower—‘“A Noiseless Panic” in Fancy Securities. GOLD FIRM AT 116 7-8. Government and Investment Bonds Steady— Money on Call Loans Stiffening. 7B FOREIGN MARKET IN ERIE EXCITED. Want Strerrt, Wepwxspay, Sept. 15—6 P. M. The stock market to-day was excited and active, fairly illustrating what might be properly termed ‘a Roiseless panic’’ in fancy securities. Lake Shore broke from 53% to 51}<, but improved during the last hour ynd closed at 52%%. Pacifle Mail was next in point of ‘weakness, receding from 36% to 33%, ending at 34. Michigan Central, on small dealings, fell off from 58% to 35%. Northwest common declined from 35% to 4 but recovered to 3834. The preferred sold at 53% a Bb2%. Rock Island went down from 107% to 106\ a 106%. St Paal common sold at 344 a Sha 34. St. Paul preferred at 62 a 62% a GIX a 61%. Ohio and Mississippi fell off from 17% to 16%, closing at the last named price. Western ‘Union was steadily held at 795, a78\ a 78\. Union Pacific sold at 73a 72g; Atlantic and Pacific Tele- graph at 2044. The exceptionally firm stock was Erie, which opened at 18%, advanced to 19, obedient to higher prices in London, subsequently receded to 17%, ‘and closed at 18%;. The cause of this sudden strength is not definitely known, but it is probably due toa Proposition of an anonymous character which has been cabled to President Jewett from certain “bond and Bhare holders,” and will be found published elsewhere. American stockholders in Erie, however, are some- what familiar with paper schemes, and until specific action is taken by the proper authorities they are not Jikely to be misled by this curious and unofficial pro- gramme, which follows so closely the visit and ‘in Bpection” of Sir Eaward Watkin and party. Tho re- ceiver's report will be furnished to-morrow. It will be seen that near the close pf the market there was a general rally in prices. Whether it will continue is a question, but there are Yhose who believe that some stocks have reached bottom and area purchase. It is not a question, how- ever, that the rotten securities which have been the tootballs of the street are fast reaching their proper level, and eventually will suffer the fate of others that are now mere obituary notices of ruined men and dead capital. The news from California is encouraging, but outside of the gold market it is regarded as of little account. Business improves, and the prospects of a resumption of banking business without further draw- back are good. THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to 325,000, which, among active stocks, were flistributed as follows:—New York Central and Hud- yon, 315; Erie, 45,100; Lake Shore, 88,300; North- western, 30,450; do. preferred, 3,300; Rock Island, 2,950; Pacific Mail, 71,400; St, Paul, 5,200; do. pro- Terred, 2,700; Obios, 8,400; Western Union, °48,000; Wabash, 200; Union Pacific, 1,400; C., C. and I. C., 100; Missouri Pacific, 1,400; Michigan Central, 1.300. OPENING, RIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and * Jowest prices of the day-— New York Central . Erie Northwest Northwestern preferred. Rock Island netsburg. . Milwaukee and St. ‘Paul. Mil and St. Paul pref Ohio and Mississippi. jew Jersey Centr: elaware, Lack. and West. .121 ° 121 121 ‘nion 72 C., 6. and 1. C. 45 Western Union TS Atlantic and Pac 2045 Pacific Mail.........++ 33% ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes in the closing prices since yesterday are as follows :— Apvance.—Erie, 7%; Erie in London, 134; New York Central, %y. Drctixe.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; do. preferred, 34; Delaware and Lackawanna, '4;' Hannibal and St. ‘Joseph, Maj Harlem, 2; Lake Shore, 13; Northwest a do., preferred, 1; Ohio and Mississippi, % ; Pactfic Sia, 2; Panama, j Quicksilver, tf Rock Island, 34; St. Pani common, 4; Wabash, \: inion Pacific, 1; Western Union, 34; St. Pant preferred, 4; Mariposa, 4. Stationany.—C., C. and L C., and District of Colam- bia 3.65 bonds. CLOSING PRicKs—3 Pr. x. g rpt. 20 srLendaM. & MarLaMpt. 9 Adams Ex....1013 Peeerereterepere The following shows the quotations at the board for Investment shares :— Asked. Tiinois Central 98% Eleveland and i 90 = Cleveland, Columbus, Cin. and Ind... 60 sai Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.. — 121% Chicago and Alton. + 9 i Chicago and Alton pre! + 108 pis Chicago, Burlington and Quincy...... — 123g Morris and Essex. + 102% 108 New York, New Haven and Hartford... 143 ae Delaware and Hudson Canal .... ot _ ‘THE MONRY MARKET. Money loaned exceptionally at 4 per cent on call, but At the close it was easy at 2% and 3 per cent. Paper is more carefully scrutinized than usual. Concerning the reported failure of a well known sugar firm, the infor- mation at band is not positive, but the indications are Buch as to leave little doubt that unless the house is speedily relieved it will go down. The representatives pf the concern are exceedingly unwilling to afford in- formation, and that which is given by the bank officials with whom they do business ts equally unentertain. ing. Rumors were prevalent of weakness in Dther quarters, but falschoods are so easily started «and = 80—Ss miastatic-like in their origin that it is unnecessary to do more than record their existence, First claes mercantile paper is still quoted at 5 and 6 per cent. Foreign exchange was wenk and mnsettied to the clore, when bankers’ sixty days sterling bills were offered at 4.79, and demand at 4.824.824. The nominal asking rates were reduced to 4.30 0 4.84, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed at 1167%, the two extremes of | for the day being 11634 and 117, The rates paid borrow Ing were 4, 3-02, 1-16, 5-64, 3-64, and finally 1-82 per | diem. OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD XCHANGE BANK. Gold alances..... Currency balances Gross clearances CLEARING mot! nrrency exchanges. urreacy balances Gold exehangra..., Gold balances... ‘THR UNITED STATES TREASURY. The onstoms receipts to-day wore $482,496; internal Fevenue receipts, $253,936. The Assistant Treasure paid out $26,000 gold for interest, and $102,000 in® ro- demption of five-twenty bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- | 4 1233g @ 124; | | lations:--United States currency sixes, fo, do,, 1881, registered, 2214 a 11%; do. do., do., | coupon, 12854 a 125% ; do. five twenties, 1862, reyistered, 11856 @ 11N; do. do, do., coupon, 115); a 119; do. do., 1804, rogintered, 11834 ® 118%{; do. do., do, coupon, 310% 0 1199 ; do, do., 1865, registered, 115% a 119% ; do, da, da, coupon, 11944 a 11936; do. do., do., new, regis- | tered, 118% @ 119; do. da, da, do., coupon, 118% a1) do. 40., 1667, registered, 120% #121; do. do., do., cou- pon, 120% © 120% ; do, do., 1868, registered, 121 }4 «121 54; do, 40, 4o., coupon, 121 }§ @ 121}¢; do, ten-fortios, regis- | upon the Erie management, have covered their short FTO MASEP Int TaCd 9576 900 she Ine Mall 88.08 BAN NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET, | fives, 1881, registered, 117% a 118; do. do, do, coupon, 118 @ 118%. ‘THE FOREIGN MARKET. | A special despatch to the Evening Telegram states | that ‘‘the market has been in great excitement to-day | 3 over Erie Railway shares. The fluctuations have been very rapid and covering a very wide range. The parties | }, connected with the recent bear movement, which re- ceived such powerful assistance from the London World, a journal which has been unremitting in its attacks interest now, and have for the time being turned bulls. | Toward the close of the market almost the entire at- tention of the operators on the Exchange was centred on Erte, and large transactions took placa Quotations | suddenly advanced under purchases of heavy blocks, and at the close the market was firm. The volume of business transacted for to-day 18 greater than it has been at any time for months past, The range in prices to-day was from 16!x, the lowest, to 173, the highest point, The closing price was 16}3.”” THE LATEST QUOTATIONS, Tuesday. Wednesday. Er no 106% 107% 4 105 9355 8T gh Union Pacific er grants. . 9035 Central Pacific 6's, 9 Pennsylvania Railroad, HAY 446 Reading Hatlroad. 50% 0% New York city 6 II) 106 106 Erie Railway... 15 16% Virginia State bonds con. debt. a, 48 A despatch at half-past four P. M. quotes as follows Console, money, 4% 0 94%; do., necount, 04% a 9634; 1865 bonds, old, 106% forty do., 1047% a 10545 ; new fives, 1047 a 10834; Erie, 163; a 16%; do., preferred, 364; a 36%. RAILROAD HONDS. In railroad bonds the largest business was in Chicago and Northwestern gold sevens at 8714 a 87%; the sink- ing funds, same company, sold at 107, and the currency consols at 99; Fort Wayne firsts sold at 113, Delaware and Hudson sevens of 1804 at 110, Chicago and Alton incomes at 105, and St, Paul eights at 110, The Pacific Railroad issues were generally a fraction lower. Union Pacific firsts sold at 103, Cleveland and Pittsburg consolidated - sinking funds at 108%. Detroit, Monroe and Toledo firsts at 100%, and Milwaukee and St. Paul, Lacrosse division, at 93%, One lot of $100,000 Harlem coupon firsts sold at 113%. ‘The following are the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Umion Pacific firsts, 102% a 1! do. land grants, 101} a 102; do. sinking funds, 9234 a 927% ; Central Pacifics, 103% a 104. BANK SNARES. Bank sharos were dull and featureless, The latest bids are annexed:—America, 150; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Corn Exchange, 134; First National, 200; Fourth Nationai, 96; Fulton, J56; Gallatin National, 135; Im- porters and Traders’, 200; Irving, 132; Manhattan, 150; Mechanics’, 142; Mercantile, 108; Merchants’, 121%; New York, 132; New York National Exchange, 100; Ninth National, 85; North America, 102; Union, 141, STATE BONDS. In State bonds the only reported transactions were in New York registered bounty loan at 106%; and old Tennessee sixes at 52, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day:— City. sixes, old City sixes, new. 109 4 Camden and Amboy. 13134 Pennsylvania... . 49% Philadelphia and Reading. 56% Lehigh Valley .... 62% Catawissa Railroad preterred 44 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Lehigh Navigation... Lehigh Navigation gold loan. MEMORANDUM. The official cotton report says that the condition is better in September than im August in the following States:—Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansas, and ‘worse on the Atlantic coast. The State averages are as follows:—North Carolina, 90; South Carolina, 80; Georgia, 76; Florida, 75; Alabama, 87; Mississippi, Louisiana, 88; Texas, 94; Arkansas, 99; Tennessee, 96, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Wepxespay, Sept. 15, 1875, BEFORE CALI—I0 A, M. 7B% 200 she Tol & WebRR. 53, 500 shs West Un Tel... 700 do. 3400 LB M8 BE. 100 Mich Cen iti, 100 Chi & Alt RE. 100 C & NW RR pf. 200 do. . fd , vo a was ears a a 34% % 34a 10:15 AND I: $5000 US 5.20, ¢, "64 be 118% $1009U85.-20,¢," 1o000 U 1 F, 64. TRE, FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, M, $17000 NYS 7's, bil, F. 10644 500 shs Erie RR 18K 2000 Chi & Altine.... 105" 700 do... init 4000 Chie & NW sf. SOW) Chi NW con. 18 00 do... BH A Sco RR 100 do... 100 Un Pae itit SOO Le kM SKK 2000 2 un 6 & SW ce gb. 1009. .+-+- Sho Milas P's, ia 12000 €, 6, C & Leon. 1000 Cley & Tol sf. 5000 Mic Con 7" 1000 Har Ist 5000 P RR ofMo 1000 © a Pac gb. 3000 do 2000 Un Pac Rit ist.” 2000 PP W A Chi Ist 4000 Del AH 67's 94 4 shs Am Ex Bee, bess £0 Del Ati aus ag 0 be 1 700 West Un Tel... be BD | is cvesecnr do do. Ose Tie w like W Pac RR of Mo. ..be aaa Cen KK. be Ww 100 Chi & Ait pl-be, 900 Onto Mit foo 6, C8 1 Okeke: “BEFORE GALL—t 200 ahs Canton Uo... NYO RHIC RIC, 106, 100 Union Pecltt....¢ Tas oo Erie Rik 400 do tered, 11676 #117; do, do., coupon, 117% a 115)4; do. 00 3 wo do. {00 West Ui a Tri Oo ou Ww do. ; 00 | Ly do 400 1000 7 ioe 7% 400 a0 7” ww in | qniet and steady. quiet and steady. firm. Groceries were quiet and steady. Bavanilla, Sve. a 230, and declining. For grades bel marked down 1-1Gc. per Ib. seecesessese SPSSS SSS Se Ss - % aia s4.59 mu a SP iti Set 200 - 38 JOO Mit A St eit pe. do. Fs B00 Pac Mail 88. 1000 do. 300 do. 1000 do. 2700 do. = ¢ ‘900 SRR ISNY,NU AIRE. 200 Han & St Jo... .s3 SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. y 1 shs LS & MS RR..c 500 do. Soon |" i Oe cegb. 87% 100000 Har 198, 1 "a, ¢. Pae of Mo dnt. Fol Ist. 1 4 roe 8 shs Ci ontinental Bx a x 100 Canton Co, 84D & H Can.) B00 West Un Tel. 500 do cate 6shs NYC &WR.xd 100N J Cen RR... .b3 SOOLS&aM SRE, 1100 do. 1 100 US Express. 200 Un Pac RR. Yoo wit ase 100 H & StJo 100 COMMERCIAL REPORT, COTTON ON THE SPOT IRREGULAR, DE- CLINING; FUTURES FIRM—FLOUR DULL AND UNCHANGED—WHEAT DULL AND LOWER—CORN QUIET BUT FIRM—OATS STEADY—RYE NOMI- NAL—BARLEY FIRM—BARLEY MALT QUIET AND UNCHANGED—PORK QUIET BUT FIRM—LARD QUIET AND WEAK—PETROLEUM FIRMER—NAVAL STORES QUIET AND STEADY—GROCERIES QUIET AND STEADY-—HIDES QUIET—OILS QUIET AND FIRM—-WHISKEY DULL AND EASIER— FREIGHTS STEADY—-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY-——GUNNIES FIRM. Wepxrspay, Sept, 15—6 P. M, Trade was still dull, though merchants are hoping for better times—albeit there is little to base a hope of betterment upon, On Change flour was dull. Wheat was dull and lower, Corn was firm but quiet, Oats steady, Whiskey easier. Pork firmer. Lard dull, Cotton on the spot was irregular and declining. Futures were firm. Petroleum firmer, Naval stores Hides were quiet. Oil quiet and firm, Hemp and juto Gunnies were Correx.—The market for Rio and Santos was firm, and holders were unwilling to sell at the present quotations. We quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 17!e. 0 17%¢.; fair d & 19¢.; good do., extreme range for lots, good, 196. a 20e., gold, ninety days; Jay 26e, a 27e. ; do. 18346. Ike. w 19%e.; prime do., 1936, a 20e. ; ITige. a 19%e.; Santos, fair to government bags, grass mats, 270. Singapore, do., 22¢. le. @ 22e.; Maracaibo 20440. m 280; Lae Me. ; Ceylon, guayra, 20}. a 2130.; Jamaica, 18Z0, a 20e.; St, Do» arin, 17946, & 18e.; Porto Rico, 1834e, a Ze. c Conta, Ren Angontura, 10. © 2139 tacon, item Be Corrox.—The market for, spot cotton continued Srregular w middling quotations were For middling and the better xc, The demand was Mexico, 20c, grades quotations were marked down } moderate and wholly from spinners, Futures opened weak. Sentember sold off 3-32e. and October and the later months sold off 5-32c, Subsequently the decline on September was wholly recovered, while October and the later months im- We -1Ge, fro the lowest point, the whole market clo ng fem at the following, quotations:—feptember, 137.16 See: Oct 12 20. © Ite, 2 27-i82e. December, 12 12 15-16e.: February, pri, 13° 9-160; 3 3 ie. is V-16e, a 18 3 14 1-l6e, a 14 3-320. August, 14%4e. dard of classification, ‘Rot more than hait Quotations are based on American st and on cotton in store running in quate; & grade above or below the grade quote Cplants “Alaa na. New Oriean, Tera, 115, 1% 11% 1 ia Fy 1 ‘A BR Low middling Rtrlet low middling Ht ‘ 1 11$;c. 7 xtriet ood ordinary, 4 middling, 134c. The vending. Tota). ing. rat To-Day. Last Consumption . 793 Speculation 109 at ot, 4) at 1ST April, 100 at 18-9: 16e + 200 at 18.95 14 The receipts at ‘the parts ware pales; New Orleans, 7 ‘atom, 3. Vhiladedphin, 4. ‘This day ‘Tawt ; Boston “This ny lant week September 1, 45,801 11-166, | Seek $150 a $1 .90;° marrow melee, #2 2 | good, $100 a" | fed kkiney, prime, $2 70 9 $2 75; white Cloned as f Havre, by tea by steam, 4c. compressed,’ to Bremen, by st pressed: erpool, hy steam AUN. —Recetpt wheat, corn, 7 i harley, he Hi for wil | kinds, bat prices were The sales bbls. Rye was nd and steady, crial change: The sales at $440 0 $445 for Brandy ern and $3 75 a $4 25 for Jer shipping brands rade brands. heat wax dull, and p being freely offered at the decline. The ales were ober 1 rn ise. ee ee. & 7746 Jor sail. THe. a De. for ays with, nowt 00 bushels white as were hare Zz niet change. lediums continued gelet and without poi and ley Boans and peas. material change, descriptions were dail and nominally, unchanged, We i Soe. Sie, to condition. and witl Marrows were dull and plenty, Other edium, chotee, $2 10 a Sz 15; a $2 05; kidney, choice, fair to good, $1 70 & $150; ens, <The market was firm, with a good demand at ations We quote :—Domestie cloth, 18%¢e. orneo and Gouripore, i4e.; Caleutta, 10%e.; arrows, fair to ow BQ green GUNN wnehang al « white kidne; Dexa, a Heme AND Jute were quiet ana nominally ynehanged. Jute butts were in some demand ang stendy. American, dressed, 8 $28) for Web $235 4 $340 for sing! per Ib. the latter for fh a} itnilan, $260 4 S245, golds Jute, hae. utts quoted at 2%c. '@ ie., currency, Sige., cole. uh ® Sexe gold! Sisal NW nied —The market for prime grades was dull, but without copeatal ohana and conunon grades were in moderate de- mand ut former prices. The sales were 850 Central Ameri. sand 190 wet salted New Orleat ublie. We. an Buenos Ayre: tf " city slaughter, ox, 60 to 80 Ibs, ‘10e. ; do., cow, 45 10.50 Ibs., Be, a Sige, ic aad selected, Morasies was’ quiet snd’ steady,” Wo quote:—Cubs, 1 and mixed, 06, | do., clayed. ide.» Se; grocery, 37c. ovado, refiutn, Op Oe do., ie. @ Sue. Tglaht ae 86, 500. ; Porto Rico, New Orleans, 62¢, NavaL Stones.—The market for spirits turpentine was steady wih e sales of 290 bbis., sold last night, at 3143¢. ; to- day, 170 I tBLige, Kosin—Strained was quiet and wi rr © fairly active a ined at $1 70, 1,450 1 nominally unchanged. nominal. We quote 65 a 81 7 Turpentine, 3 ilmingto $2'25; pitch, #2, O18. —1 ‘quict and without especial ‘chan Lard was changed Olive meets with a moder ull ant call at about former prices. Cottonseed was quiet and with ont further change. Menhaden was dull and more or le: nominal, Crude me was quiet any without further chany Crude whale was demai d steady with sales of 3 ro aap acer crude, 440. & 0c; do.. winter yellow, a 650.3 tard, ndoedn onth; do. bbls., 1 month: refin for‘ spot and month: cargo lots. 1244 tha, 10%s¢. for spot, 10\e. for month; cases, Pah adelphin was quoted at 12'gc. u 12}, month: cargo lots, Iuhic. a Ihe. Bal spot and inonth ; cargo I 1386, Puovistonn.—ieeeipte cut ments, market was quiet but ‘fr Thd tales were"360 buns han eee tat 21 30, 200 bbls. do. at $21.06 bbls. prime mess at $19 23, 250 bbls. buyers September ‘At B21, and 1,000 bbls, October, ut $20 85 a Dressed hogs rere « udted at 10%g¢. m1 Rectlamnrworeiastansand 50 for new Western and $18 810 for old’ Western, Beet. w out decided change. Bacon was dull at 123cc. elty long and 124g0. « 1245¢. for Western long. Cleur cut meats were in- active and unchanged. We note sales of 1,000 Ibs, smoked bel- Hes at 14350. Lard sranguies and weak, "Fue atles ware 200 W) tierees do. ut 13 and with. tiercennew Western at 13) do. 13% 3 therces prime ity at 1 500 tlerces Ortober at 135-16e., sold fast evening. Today tierces October at_1 500 tlerees, seller year, at 5-16e.; 250 tierces Western kettle, to arrive, at 1i5ge. Ba ‘800 tierces refined, for the Continent, at 13%jc. Butter— The market was steady, with o fair demand f Laradee at full prices We quove:—St do., common to good, 2 Te. a BD Western creamery fate to , fair to choi fale to chonge Yfcr a ‘ket was without especial change. quote <—State factory, common, to fancy, Be. a 10'46. j do. part skim, 3e. 5c.; ‘dairies, fwney, fill cream, $e. « 10c. do., fair to good, part skim, 2c. m Ge. ; skims, 2c. a Je; Oblo factory, conimon to fancy, Te. 0 945 Rice wa dst We note sales of 20 casks Carolina at 7 a Re. 5 “oo ae arec4 ma at bat a Olge. 5 S bole. medion Louisiana sf fe. ae, and, 190 do. new crop do, at Tie. 8 Be ‘quote :—Carolina, ir prime, 7ige. Se % Be; flr to prime and common “unites iio ay to bYe; Rangoon, 64cm Ore, currency; Patna, Ze. a 73gc., do.; Rangoon, in bond, 2%e. pet Ib., cold, e UGAK.—Kuw descriptions were steady. We note sales of 584 hbds. muscovado at 7Xc. a 8) nd 570 do. Cuba a 7 Refined sugar was qu ‘air refining, 7qe. a Be. 5 Cuba, grocery, falr 10 elioieo, Bye. abe fugai, bhds.'and boxes, Nos. 8 to 1s, Sige. #9) lasses, hhds. and boxes, ries Te0.: Porto Ri common to prime, 7'4c. a -, Krocery, fair gb oelolee ‘et Mandara 4, ose 1a one 140. 5 Rowdel gran j extra C, 9c. a 10c.; eut oat, line's STeARINE was quiet at 157g¢, @ 16c. for Western and 164zc. ® Lie, for city The sales were 70,000 ‘The market was dull and ‘aLLow.—The market was steady. Tonvat Dee. 8 doe. Witiskry —Receipts, 637 bbls. bis. wold at BL 17h¢ yer GO ibs. ca ‘s 8,000 bushels he gui om pet rritish: bark, 6,000 steam, 16, choess at'30s.; to London, by sai 7d., and to Glasgow, by steam, 16,000 bushels The charters "were Antwer etroleum 1,240 tons with a general cargo, at a lump sum not rig hence to Exetor, with 1,600 bbla, naphtha, American schooner (now at Boston) hence to “Gibralta ¢ for boa with 3,200 bbls. refined petrolenm, Rods and an American bark (now at Boston im "Philadel. phia to (iibraltne for orders, with 2,000 bly: snd'4000 cone do, do,, at 5s. 3d. and 25e, and 6s. 3d. and 30c. respectively. ‘A rumor was current of a vessel (to arrive) hence to Beyrout, with about 15,000 or 16,000 cases refined petroleum, on pri- vate terms. DOMESTIC MARKETS, GALVESTON, That 15, 1875. ae Cotton weak; middling, 13446. ; low middlin, . ordinary, 117%c. Net receipts, 4,643 bales. agers ‘coust- wise, 371, Sales, 62. Stock, 16,753, Xuw Ouueans. Sept, 15, 1875. Cotton quiet; middling, 18:46; low middling, tie ordinary, ‘et receipts, 705 ‘bales; gross, 1,110. ‘Sales, 1,200, ‘rock, 1849. Monte, Sept. 15, 1875 Cotton niet; middling, 18¢.; low middling, 12kge. : ordinary. 2c. | Net receipts, 343. bales. Exports. const- wise, Bales, 400. Stock, 2, aitiarha Sept. 1 dia Cotton firm: middling, 12.5-16e.; low middling, 12 9-16c. Fiera & 12 1-16c. Net receipts, 1,568 bales, Sales, Stock, Crancestox, Sit 15, 1875, Cotton active and steady; middling, 123/c.; low middling, 12iz0c.; good ordinary, nominal. " Net receipts, 1,130 baies. | Exports coastwise, 1,883, Sales, 1,200, Stock, 54 w Spirits turpentine firm for strained. Tar sseudy 1 42; old extra do., 1 40. Corn easie ffs, $255 $30, per ton. Wheat Dtge., earn and rye Se. barley 43 barley 4. to Albany; limber, $2 10 a Hudson. Lake receipts—676,000 feet lumber. ments—9,300 bushels barley; 158,000 feet lumber, BUrvaro, Sept. 15, 187. Lake receipts—Flour, 600 bbis.; grain, none, Railroad receipts Flour, 3400 bbls; wheat, 15,000 bushels: corn, 17,000 do. ; onts, 000 do, Ruilrond shipments—F' ‘lour, poy bushes 97,000 do. ; oats, ‘anal ments to tidewater—Wheat, 71 mn, 67, do. 000 bushels corn, 13,5 To interior points—Wheat, do. Canal. freights-Whent, 7c.; corn, Giger outs, 4 to New York, tolls included, ' Flour firm; 1,000 bbls.’ sold at unchanged rates. Wheat inactive and ‘nominal, Corn ales 17,500 bushels No, 2 mixed Western 500 do, to arrive, 67igc, a G8e. Outs dull: 0, 2 Chicago, fo wetive, Abe, tye. an Seis quiet 300 bushels Timothy, #2 90 $24 heavy mess. Lard dull nt 1c. a Heiger High wines nominally: $119. TOLEDO, Sept. 15, 1875, Flour steady, with a moderate demand. Wheat quiet and weak; amber Michigan, spot and September, $1 43 Y November, $1 is 2 red winter, # Ate Need canal red, $1 32; old do., 61 Corn firm and in fair demand; high mixed, spot and Se tember, te. ; October, 67e.; low mixed, Ge. Bbc. ; ne. ee Oats. stead: mand; No. an, 4c. hes to Butfalo quiet at 2c. for eo $17,000. Receipts for two n, ny s30,000 bishels wheat, 10000 do. corn, 8.900 do, oats, ah pments for two days—1.000 bbls, flour, 14,000 bushels whent, 13,000 do, corn, 14,000 do. oats. sjeeter at full ‘prices; Rye—Demand | fair and wf October, Pork stro 045, October. Lard steady, with « fair d BIZ wa SI 6 ir. Bulkmeats shoulders, 7c. ; short rib ‘at 7kge. all and Whiskey d bow short clear do., Lye At the afternoon eal of th ember; $I Wige at wheat was lower at Jetober, Corn lower at aly at | & 170, October, we #1 t October. ‘els wheat, 1,000 do, » Wo ry ‘eamsh : TWD AOU) he, do, 000 do, rye. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence, Rt. 1 Hight demand, corn, 02,000 do, oats, barley and 12, 00 do, Print cloths steady; | and extra 64s, HAVANA MARKE’ HAVANA, Sept, 15, 1875, Spanish gold, 234 n 23414. Exebs tive: on. the United staten, WO days currency, 146 8 14) peemlum: short wight, 1240 134 prs mm London, 1) 9 on Paris, M60 148 premium, Sugars—No, 12 Duce ty py wed, w 16! reals per arrobe, EUROPEAN t. 15—Evening MARKETS. Linseed oll, 246, ing.—Spirits of turpentine, oo FINANCIAL, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other mecnritios all Kinds effected with best ce panies, |. MABRICH & OU,, 117 Broadway. aueanee and higher at $2179 6. $21 20 | and, at | | AL | rtunte, 47 Geat Jones street | NESS, box 1ST He Ot. a | | turnit | Pr. SALE ORE PINANCIAL. UGUST BELMONT & CO. Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau street, | ie rari Credits, available im all Sorte of the world, thro Moves. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondent! Also Commercial Credits aud Telegraphic Transfers of Monae on Californin and Europe. A St0cK PRIVILEGES, Fall Seuson, 1875. $25 to $1,000 invested will probably pay, during the next ‘30 days, from 100 to 500 per cent profit, During the same time last year privileges paid from 500 to 1,000 per cent profit, and the year before from $1,000 to $2,500 was made on $100 und second meri: M. A. invested. Our Weekly Report, sent free, gives full particue lars and prices of all the stocks dealt in at the New Stocks bought on a mE of five PROPUESG IAM £00., A ‘YY AMOUNT FROM $1,000 TO $80,000 TO LOAN ON improved and unimproved i aad this city or Brook- WILLIAM E CEAVITT, 190 Brondwa: - —MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE + on New Y cas LY. ‘OH & WOOD, 11 Pine street. ight and sold by the Btock sad ‘ALB! York Stock Exchange. 12 Wall street, New York, lyn, term of years, without bo sea lyn and Jersey City property ; first —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BOND: dou, a ned TT ERT i, NICOLAY & CO. No. 43 Pine street, New York. a: —JOHN pote ete a 20: BANKERS A’ OKERS, 72 BROADW BeoK Privileges ‘a Specialty. * S hw YORK, Contracts on the active stocks on responsible parties guar. anteed by ourselven ut lowent rates. “Largo, profits are belng realized on limited linbility. Call _or write for our book ex- plaining the best methods of operating. Copies aent tree to any address. LING & CO., 72 Brondway, N. ¥. MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK STOCK change, of good standing, can make favorable arran) # to do a portion of the business of a firm in Wall street, ‘Address BANKERS, box 175 Herald office. $2.00 SECOND MORTGAGE FOR SALF. ON IAL teeotisn dapeevadiace serie retee oie Jial ferries; one Year to run, ‘Address CASH, box 117 office. TA LADY WOULD APPRECIATE SOME KIND ntleman of moans bo would assist her temporarily ; security given. Address L. M.,Alerald Uptown Branch office, nting interview. —OUR APPROVED PUTS, CALLS AND DOUBLE fo tivlleges pay satisfactory profits,” Hooks with Infor. mation when and how to act sent free, Address BAXTER. 17 Wall street, New York, XCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY. third street und Sixth avenne, New York.—Interest com- puted and compounded Junuary and July. | Interest pall six reent. Interest commences the Ist of the month next fol- wing the deposit, Bank open daily; also Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday evenings. IHN E, DEWITT, prseiant. HK. Taverner, Vico Pregident. | Gro. ©. WaLvo, OR SALE—$6,000 FIRST MORTGAGE ON LEASE- hold property: good security and good bondsman, Ade dress E., box 199 Herald Uptown Branch office, I ALWAYS IIAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW 2 weak city Mortgages without bonus. Principals desiring OR VEST “FELNGRANT, 145 Broadway. NSTITUTION AND TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN FOR A on city approved real estate, by 0. G, way, room J. A. HOYT, 33 WALL STREET, bi rent ESTATE AND e}.. Trust Funds to loan on New York, Brooklyn and Wost- chester Property. Principals wishing’ ie borfow or invest please call. OANS ON MORTGAGES AND ASSIGNMENTS. ANY amount cashed at once by 229 Broadway. Reterences—Messrs. van Atoiae Mtichard P. Buck and others. ONEY TO.LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON STATEN land; North ferred, Principals only apply Wo CHAMLES Te CATLIN, 55 Willlam street, room 20" up stairs, rear, A Bae MARIPOSA LAND AND MINING COMPANY, EXECUTIVE OFFICE, NOS. AND 11 NASSAU ST, New York, August 24, 1879. The Board of Trustees of the Vompany, on the 16th of August, levied an assessment of $1 per share on the ferred sind common stock of tho company, payable tin ate! n e- stock upon which said assessment shall not have been pald on or before'September 17 will be cellganent, and will be advertised and sold at public auction October 1 5 Payments et fe thi sessment can be made in United States MORRIS I. SMIT! Assistant Secretary. RUST FUNDS TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- gage, on New York and Brooklyn city Property, in sums fo suit; large loans a specialty. “Address box 2,00) Fost ° currency NION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.—A DIVI- dend of two per cent. on the capital stock of the Union Pacific Railroad Company will be paid, on and after October 1, to holders of stock of record September 15, 1875 "New York stockholders will be paid at the office of the Union Trust Com re y in and Boston stockhold- ers at the office of the Company in Boston. The books willbe closed September 15, and reopened for the transfer of stock on October 6, 1875. . H. ROLLINS, Treasurer. _Boston, September 9, 1875." WANTED —HUILDING LOAN $18.00 OR MORE, SIX ‘months cor permanently) security in land and im- Pravement, by loan and other ‘mean le estate, when full loan given, worth double amount; advances required gnly as valno aidded; security suro and commission, with in- terest guaranteed over 12 per cent per annum. Principals iddress RESPONSIBLE, box 2,736 Now York Post ofico, 2.00 WANTED—ON BROWN STONE HOUSE, near Central Park, to take up second Mortgage, now expiring. Address’ GOOD INVESTMIES Herald office, ww Yor 3.001 SECOND MORTGAGE FOR SALE, ON De + New ge property valued at $2N),000; ir st mortgage 8 Pritt mR Mi ‘OAKLEY 141 Broadway. 5.000-72,L048 ON WESTCHESTER on LONG +)! Inland farms; also varios amounta for New York or Brooklyn property; mortgages purchased at lowest rates, 7. P. HY Yalrr, 143 Broadway. $16. $16.50 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT-. gage, New York or Hrooklyn property sums of $1,500 md upward. HAY! William st. 5200.000 TRUST FONDS TO, Loan, IN sug . to suit, on New York or Brooklyn Real state, No bonus required. ©. E, WILLIS, Lancashire Insurance ( $500.00 erty in sums to suit CALLE: mpany, 187 Brondwa; TO LOA Ledeoe DE e Dat RENCE, 35 Pine street. ON BOND AND Mort. ew York city Improved Jrop COPARTNERSHIPS, — ‘OTICE “18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR. (HERMAN y withdrawn from the firm of Kahn & partners will continus the business under the same firm name, HN. New York, September 4, 1 E OF DISSOLU NOTICE TS ME) xiven that the partnership heretofore _ existing between the wera d under the name of Shewan & at the People's Dry Dock, pier 62 solved by mutual consent; Isane J the business at the same place, assume: Jone wath lect the nas Paimer contin liabilities, and is HEW SAA Pat LMER. N THAT THE PARTNER- der the firm name of Garby G. F, ESCHBACH, R, GARBY, —THE FIRM OF 87 Bleecker street, nent. The business ied on by Albert J. Delonest, who will rit natente rE ALBERT J, DOLOU! AMEDEE i, DELOU ey I8 HEREBY GIV) retofore existin, «& Yexchibgeh is this day dissolv EW YORK, oh alte Delouest Brothers, will sign NEY YORK, SEPT. 14, doing business 1 1 &T Fourth street, ix this day disvolved. by imutunt . The debts anid lint lities: ofthe above firm will be umed by Paul PAUL TI 110: 4 itkOPnDe, Mie ANN. _BUSINESS oprortu NITIES. YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD EDUCATION AND AD: dress, wishes to invest from 500 to $2,500 in some: ness that will hear investization, of would loan to em. if well secnred. Addsess J. A. D., PRINTER WOULD EXCHANGE of two story basement Honge and Lot, Prospect for Jol Ofes, Printing Materints, or In- newspaper; valne, $0 hird avenue, Brook, a avenue, Brookly terest ih countr: Address DAY, Fr. ance with the trad trodues any stip Naren Ww! AN OFFIOK, IN CENTRAT, tH FERED FOR ABOU manufacturing busin ciulties in good demand by ley h mirehaser ean control th Apply to 0) BUSINE saan Teal Estate, 1 od Business, Partienl xome Cash, for STEAD a good | usinens by nd TRUSTY M Manent DIAMON PRACTIE andl o L GAS MAN (ONE WHO HAS BUILT would like to negotiate with having son Herald A parties eo new in the Braneh offic haiti Ire sling. A !pto' + BUSINESS, Address BUST. », A GOOD PAYTS art Real Estate, wit Braneh office Biss for part ¢ ni Hd Up HED wok Vroperty tor Post oifies, New CLASS 1 years, in could be (1 stable, priest, UARPET of evener S York, Aildrexs box 47 CHANGE=STAPLE MANU! fold as manufactured to the turing Busi would take partner with enah, oF seenre tle y and pay snlary, Cail, between 10 and 2, at 390 ast Bixtioth serect, box 169 Herald | ething | 1.00} or 2000 | | and $115 intorest from June 1, 1875; | Avenue, Railroad Company seven per cont reg BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT THe THE REST JOBBING, Shop in the elty; plenty 0 Ta'entraily Woented. and Tease, no rent; will cheap; for» ‘good Farm. FP a PLCMBEN, box 211 Herald ofice ‘TIRFACTORY GUARANTEES CAN BE FURNISHED "to any one who is willing to advance the necessary cap ital for pushing the introduction of an important invention, how in succeasful operation, Address W. ©., box 111 Herald office, ANTED—SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH the book trade, New York. Address B, ‘ald office. $3.000. 4g jon in —A GENTLEMAN TO INVEST AND TAKB charge of finances in business that will pay $10,000 per ear; no risk or ished, sure and respectuble, Fess LRUirtiaTe, Herald office. oe eee WALL STREET NOTES, EXCITEMENT IN THE STOCK MARKET-—-THE BE- PORTED FAILURE OF WILLIAM MOLLER & SONS—THE QUAKER BROKERS AND NEW YORE STOCKS. Yesterday there was an excited, and at one timea panicky, feeling on the Stock Exchange, Lake Shore and Pacific Mail suffered most. The fluctuations are recorded elsewhere, It was observable, however, in the late dealings that some strong parties were supporting the market, and it closed considerably higher than the lowest prices. Erie was an exception to the general declining impetus of prices and did not suer from the raid mado onthe other stocks. It it supposed a healthy short interest has been created by the late decline, and it would not be surprising if the controlling spirits induced the little operators to coyer by bidding up their favorites, but the inherent weak- ness of the market is shown by the serious decline in prices under a not extraordinary pressure. President Jewett, of Erie, yesterday received a propo sition from London—which will be found in extensa elsewhere—referring to a plan of reorganization of the company which presents many attractive features, An assessment on the shares, however, will not be as popa- Jar with the holders on this side of the Atlantic as with the solid and practical men who propose a businoss- like solution of Erie difficulties. THE SUGAR HOUSE PATLURE was the general topic of conversation in business circles yesterday. Although the Hxraup reporter refrained from mentioning the firm of William Moller & Sons as being the house involved, their names were on almost every lip in Wall and Broad streets on the opening of business, Their strange denial of trouble when it was known that two pieces of their business paper were under protest in a certain city bank was incomprehen- sible folly. It was openly stated that the City Banw held $47,000 of the discredited paper, but that it was somehow secured. The firm, also, during the day, sent the following note to one of the banks in which they kept an account saying: —“I{ inquiry is made in regard to our house, you may say with all justice that we have met and are meeting all obligations as they ma+ ture,”? NG Giaeand ie all these statements, Messrs, George and William Moller admitted tho firm’s embar- rassment late intheday. A meeting, it was understood, ot the creditors of the: firm was to be held at the office of Grinnell, Minturn & Co., in Wall street, at half-past four o'clock P. M. Attendance at the above place failed to elicit any information. It was rumoy that Mr. Peter Moller, a very wealthy relative of the firm, would come forward and arrange a settloment, and also that the paper heid by the lai igar_ importers would not be pressed to protest, and thus only the small bills and tloating debts would have to be immodiately provided for. Of course no definite facts can be gleaned from this chaotic mass of report, information and contra- diction, and it is left for the intelligent reader to draw conclusions as to the truth and fiction. TOLEDO AND WABASH MEETING. It is officially stated that a meeting of the above com- pany willtake place in Toledo, on October 6, It is stated that some plan of reorganization is also on foot in this unfortunate company, THE QUAKER BROKERS AND NEW YORK STOCKS. As one of the humors of stockbroking in these grave times, the Philadelphians, having only a few hundred milhons of their own fancy securities to take care of, placed on their stock list last. Monday the following speculative fancies of the New York Exchange:—Lake Shore, Erie, Pacific Mail and Western Union. Wo have the Philadelphia stock list of yesterday before us, and 100 shares of Western Union’ was dealt in—the price being 7934—and this sale took place at the same moment it was selling at 79 in this market! THE DIRECT CABLE, B= FLEET-FOOTED MERCURYS IN WALL STREET. Yesterday Wall street, Broad street, Exchange place and the adjacent busy thoroughfares were enlivenod by the advent of probably 100 busy boys in uniform, who were delivering messages from the Direct Cable Com- pany to the merchants, bankers and brokers, These agile messengers were distinguished from their rivals of the Western Union and American District Telegraph messengers by having their caps bound with cloth ofa lemon color, and epaulets of the same distinguishing tint, on which, in black letters, were embroidered the words “Direct United States Cable Company.”” ‘The opposition to the Anglo-American cable is there- fore a factaccomplished, and the new company deserves the thanks of the whole business community, inasmuch as it has already forced ocean telegraph rates down toa point where the cable may be used for family or bust- ness purposes at prices which are not ruinous, The fol- Jowing is the general tariff promulgated :— The name of the place where the message originates is sent free, On messages from Maryland, District of Columbia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York and all points in New England twenty-five cents, gold, per word. On all messages from pointe other than those above indicated the local telegraph rates will be charged in addition to the above rates. The following cablegram from the company’s office in London was received at their office in this city at one minuto past twelve o'clock yesterday morning Cate Orrice, Loxpox, To Aut Orricen Sept. 15, 187: open Jor traffic, Immediately upon the receipt from London of the announcement of the opening for business of the Direct Cable Company the despatch was sent all over the At Jantic, Pacific and Franklin Telegraph lines in the United States, and the lines of the Dominion Telegraph Company, in’ Canada, The telegram was sent from London at five A. M., Wednesday (Greenwich time), was received in New York at one minute past twelve A. M. (Wednesday), and the receipt of the announcement in San Francisco by the Psi of the Atlantic and Pa- citi office was acknowledged at three minutes past twelve A. M., New York t Tho company business has been inaugurated in a manner that shows a public confidence in the enterprise and augurs well for its fature suc The wires since the opening of business at midnight in this city have been kept in service in the transmission and receipt of business messages. REAL ESTATE SALES. The Exchange Rooms were overcrowded yesterday, yot, with but one exception, the property sold fell tar short of its real value, R. V. Harnett sold by order of the Supreme Court (Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., referee in foreclosure), the three story brown stone basement house and lot, 162 by 102.2, No, 208 Eust Eighty-second street, south side, 120.2) feet east of Third avenue, to Charles E. Codding- ton, for plaintiff, for $1,000, over a mortgage of $8,000 in all $9,115, Also the three story basement brown stone house and lot, 16.6 by 100.2, 210 East Eighty-second street, adjoining the above, which was bought by Charles F, Coddington, for plaintiff, for $700, over mort ge of $8,000 and $115 interest from July 1, 1875; in A. M., Greenwich time.—The line is now Fy ~ | all $8,815. tis | Mt $8) Also by the same auctioneer, the three story browa stone basement hous and lot, 17 by 102.2 feet, No. 214 Kast Kighty-second street, 33 fect east of the above named property, to Chark Coddington for $900 over mortgage and $115 interest from July 1, 1875, in all $9.0) ubove three pieces of property were ‘et Hiss, and were each valued at from in ail about $50,000, the total sale amount 4 to $26,045, . H. Muller & Son gold by foreclosure the four story ato ¢ house and lot, 20 by sien adison avenue, 60 feet north ol John M. Pinckney, Sixty third street, ‘0 plaints S Attorney, for. $23,000, the said’ amount being fully up to market value, M, Miller withdrew the foreclosure sale of the the northwoxt corner of the Boulevard and © sale of the h of October caper order of the Supreme Court, the toreclo ale of a honse with lot 20 by 85 on Lexington ave- 80.5 feet south of at Forty seventh atreet, south side, Jngton avenuc; aleo house with lob Is by 100.5, and three honses with 5, on Kast Forty-se of Lexington avenae, to the Jot 20 by 100 145 foot cast of 1 adjoining the above lous cael south std »& Co, adjourned 0 orto the 20th of Sep- e Supreme ‘one plot, W2 LINI88.4< hiwest corner of Nicholas art three of the Lone plot, 51.9 Nicholas place, 188.4 fect west of Nos, 477, 478, 487 and 489 of the Cou avenue above estate, A. ii, Muller lots & Son adjourned the sale of $5,000 Third rod bonds, 1800, and ninety Company, $100 cach, “The latter ran up to 129, wi tho shares wero withdrawn and the gale adjourned shares Third Avenue B.