The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1875, Page 9

“FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The Stock Market Irregular and Lower—Failure in London, ‘GOLD 116 3-8 A 116 5-8. ‘Money Abundant at 2 and 21-2 Per Cent on Call—Foreign Exchange Weaker at the Close—Government Bonds Firm. Wats. Sruzer, \ Fripay, Sept. 24—6 P. M. Dulness and an absence of disquieting rumors Were the principal characteristics of the stock market to- day, At the opening prices were weak; subsequently they obtained a firmer tone, with an advance of 44 a % per cent, Still later a decline set in, the conspicuous Tepresentatives of which were Hannibal and St. Joseph and Pacific Mail. The failure of Killingham & Campbell, of London, shippers of naval’ stores and general merchandise, produced but a trifling commo- tion, _ The status of the house is said not to be such as to seriously involye any of its American correspond- ents, Incidents of this nature, however, follow each other so rapidly in the commercial world and exhibit such complete demoralization, as is illustrated by the case of the Mollers (who propose to pay only fifty cents on the dollar after holding the public in doubt for days » Whether they had failed or not), that it is but natural for every man who has money invested, or who pro- poses to invest, to bear himself with extreme caution. 11 is this shrinkage of credits rather than the shrinkage .of currency that has become the bane of the country and is causing the ignorant but popular outery in favor of inflation, The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company pay a quarterly dividend of 2)¢ per cent October 20, ‘THE PRINCIPAL CHANGRS OF THE DAY were as follows:—Pacific Mail fell off from 35% to 8374, closing at the latter figure. This decline was attribu- ted to the morning reports in regard to the City of ‘Tokio and tho opposition beywoon San Francisco and ports in Oregon and Vancouver, which have reduced rates to losing figures. St. Paul declined from 343% to 34 for the common, and from 633 to 62% for the pre- ferred, Lake Shore declined from 53% to 63% and closed at 531%. Western Union fell off from 7654 to 15%, closing at 75: Northwest fell off to 387% for tho common and the preferred to 537%. Michigan Central was heavy and declined to 56%. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph was steady at 194; Union Pacific opened at 7034 and closed at 70; Delaware and Lackawanna was sold at 1205 a 1204; Ohio and Mississippi sold at 15); a 15% a 15 a 1634; Hannibal and Bt. Joseph closed at 184, after sales at 17; Erie sold at 17 21734 016% 417. The other changes are unim- ortant, ADVANCE AND DECLINE. Compared with yesterday's closing prices the changes are as follows:— Drcuixe.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and St. Paul preferred, each 44; Northwest common and preferred, fi Lake Shore, 3; St. Paul Camtasia Atlantic and Paste prapeeret ‘9; Pacitic Mail, %; Hannibal and St, Western Union advanced about %4. ‘THK SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day aggre- gated only 130,900 shares:— Erie, 15,560; Lake Shore, 31,000; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 4,350; do. preferred, 920; Rock Island, 400; Pacific Mail, 48,300 St. Paul, 2,100; do. preferred, 900; Ohios, 5,650; Western Union, 15,570; Wabash, 200; Union Pacific, 200, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the: opening, higheet and lowest prices of the day: Opening. Highest. Lowest, ‘New York Central. 102 10234 1034 Erie..... 1 11g Lake Shore. 53% * 68% * hh. .« 5 5g 5% Northwestern, 8945 8934 88% Northwestern ot 54 53% 107% 107% 10755 903% WOM 903% 345% By Miland St. Paul pref. 3 3G 6335 ‘Ohio and Mississipy 4 16 Pl . 18) ie] Han & StJo pi. 22 3% Ohio& Miss. 15% a 15% Missouri Puc... 46° a 4 Bd i a He Quiel 8 Quicksilver pe. 208 Sane Be IOV m 101% Weils-Pargokx 73° a 79 American Ex., s 5834 Zllinols Cen. U'SExpress.. 44 4435 INVESTMENT SHARES. e The following shows the quotations at the Board for Investment shares :— Bid, Asked, ‘Tilinois Central. 9T Ere Cleveland and ied = Cleveland, , Cin, and Ind - 2 ©Pitts, , FI t. Wayne and Chic, sesee 98 9 Delawar: awanna and Western. 12014 121 Obi and Alton......... 93 99 Chicago and Alton preferred 104 105% Chi 0 Burlin n and Quincy. 1g 12g Unit J. RR, and Canal Ci 4 — Morris me Essex. 103% New York, New Haven and Hartford. i M3, Delaware and Hudson Canal........... 120 *Ex dividend. THE MONEY MARKET, " “Money continues easy at 2 and 234 per cent, with lib- -eral offerings on the part of bankers and corporations. Foreign exchange was decidedly firmer, and leading bankers advanced their rates to 4.81 and 485. Actual [business on the street was at 4.80 a 4.804 for bankers’ sixty days sterling and 4.94 4.8444 for demand. Later, however, weakness was developed, and the market re- ceded to 4.90 for sixty days and 4.8334 for demand. IMPORTS OF DRY GooDs. ‘The imports of dry goods at this port for the week sending to-day are $2,377,585, and the amount marketed $2,326,049, The total imports of dry goods at the port @ince January 1 this year are $83,306,155, and the total @mount marketed $83,036,119. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 11644, fell to 116%, rose to 116% and closed at 116%. The rates paid for borrowing were 6 and 7 per cent per annum and 1-64 and 1-32 per diem, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, Gold balunces....... ° 76,400 Currency balances, 1,141,087 Gross clearance: + 28,398,000 CLEARING HQUSH STATEMENT, Currency exchanges... Currency balances. Gold exchanges.. Gold balances. According to the above rate: currency is worth only $85 7: National bank notes received to-day for redemption, $493,771, Customs re- ceipts, $672,120; internal revenue receipts, $455,534, ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $34,000 on ac. count of interest and $137,000 in redemption of five- twenty bonds, at the close $100 in TREASURY STATEMENT, The balances in the Treasury at the close of business to-day were:— CRIIIET 000 0.0 c00s sreccescesvheesceuses + $1,933,636 Special deposits of legal tonders for the re- demption of certificates of deposit....... 67,635,000 Coin..... 66,659,474 Including coin certificate 12}428, 100 Outstanding legal tenders, GOVERNMENT DoNDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixe@p123% a 12314; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 121 a 121%; do. do. do., coupon, 123% a 1237%: do. five-twenties, 1862) registered, 118%{ a 119; do. do., do., coupon, 118% a 119; do. do., 1864, registered, 118% w 118%; do, do., 1 874,245,708 do., coupon, 11934 a 119)4; do. do., 1865, registered, 119 a 11914; do. do., coupon, 11994 a 119: do, do., do., new, registered, 119 a 11944; do, ao, do, coupon, 119% a 119%; do, do., 1867, registered, 12054 @ 120%; do, do., coupon, 1207 a 121%; do, do., 1868, registered, 121}¢ a 12134; do. do., do., coupon, 12144 a 12134; do., ten-forties, registered, 116% « UT; do. do, coupon, 117) a 118; do., fives, 1881, fogistered, 117}{a 118; do. do.. do., coupon, 118 a A184. The $5.000,000 five. twentv bonds called for to-day are NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. all coupon series and held chiefly abroad, It is under- Stood that nearly the entire amount has been bought sup by the Syndicate and will be turned into the Treas- ury; henoe very littlé gold will come out on account of these bonds, RAILROAD BONDS, Morris and Essex firsts brought 11634; do., consoli, dated, 10534, and Harlem coupon firsts 113% a 11334. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds sold at 8734. The principal dealings were in Central Pacifica, which sold at 104% a 101%; San Joaquin branch sold at 93; Union Pacific sinking funds at 9114. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated sold at 98 for plain and 874 for gold bonds. Milwaukee and St. Paul, La Crosse division, brought 9414 a 9434, and do. gold sevens 88. Hannibal and St. Joseph convert- ible declined to 76}¢. The following were the latest bids:— Albany and Susq Ist....111 Bioom’n & W Ist... 28 tay. and Susq ay 108) Hi South 7 p c, 2d. 102: rd 1023 MichSo & NI pehT peur 20° Clevo & Tols 35 Cleve ios 110% Ol od eve, Be ag 100% 101 ite 104 410) 1 ito 95 110 Mié&s 90 Mi&5 38 Mi&és . 04 Mil & St P . 82 Mil & St P Mil & 3 P Last, 85 Mi & 5 P ist 7 Mil & Se P 2d, 90 Chi & N W si 10746 Chi & NW 8 chia NW 90 Union Pacific 1 g, shi de NW 1s Union Pacitle sink f Chie N Weep goldibdi. 8744 Pacife RR of Mo Int... 9 Obi & N W gol ged 38 ‘ac RR 7's, rye yar 101 Jowa Midland Ist, 8's. Bi Piha ew Obi Lat... 113) Pitts, Pt W & Chi 2d. Pitts, Ft W & Chi Sd. Toe Wab Ist, ext 82 fot H Wap tat | Budi, o3 ‘THR VOREIGN MARKET. London advices by cable state that the course of the market to-day can be very briefly summed up. The various departments opened dull, and the amount of business transacted has been comparatively small, There have deen but few changes in prices, but toward the close the tone of the market had an improved ap- pearance. Government securities are steady, and there are no changes to be noted since the last quotations sent; in fact, prices of all classes of securities remain almost stationary. The only exception to the general rule is in Erie Railway bonds; they have advanced 2 per cent since this morning. There is also an improve- ment of 4 per cent in Erie common stock, the price now being 15%. The preferred sold at 30. The amount of gold shipped to America during the week is gstimated at £100,000, The shares of the Illinois Central Railroad have declined a fall 1 per cent, and are quoted now at 86. A marked decline is also to be noticed in Virginia State bonds, They have fallen 134 per cent—viz., from 58 to 5634. Four hundred and thirty-eight thousand sover- eigns arrived and have been taken to the Bank of Eng- land, The Morning Standard, a prominent Loadon journal, in its editorial columns to-day, expresses the opinion that, in case all sections of holders of Erie Rail way securities agree to adopt the scheme proposed by Sir Edward Watkin, Erie Railway shares will in two pears be worth much more than they are at present. It is rumored in financial circles, and in some quarters believed, that prominent operators have been selling the stock and buying mortgage bonds with a viow of forcing a foreclosure. A later despatch from another source, however, says:—‘The rumor that large amounts of Erie shares have been sold and the proceeds invested in mortgage bonds, the object being to institute foreclosure proceedings, is not cred- ited, nor is it believed that any such movement wil) originate on this side.’ The London wheat market is dull; arrivals of medium Milwaukee are offered at 43s, per quarter, Corn is quiet at 30s. 8d. for United States mixed, THE LATEST QUOTATIONS. Thursdi Consols........+ seeee 94) U. 8. ot + 100 U. 8. 10695 2 107% 2 104g U &. fives (new) + 105 New York Central, + OL Illinois Central... . 87 Union Pacific land grants. «= 9% Central Pacific sixes... - 6 Pennsylvania Railroad. : 44y Reading Railroad. 2 b0%g New York city six « 106 Erie Railway + We Virginia State bonds (con. debt) . B BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 100 for Grocers’, The latest bids are annexed :—America, 150; American Exchange, 117; Chemical, 1,610; Commerce, 121; First National, 200; Fourth ;National, 953(; Fulton, 156; Gold Exchange, 118; Importers and Traders’, 205; Mechanics’, 143; Mercantile, 10814; Merchants’, 122; Merchants’ Ex- change, 102; Metropotitan, 131; Nassau, 100; New York, 180; Republic, 93; Union, 141. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, ‘The following aro the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day:— Asked. City sixes, old. ~ City sixes, new 100% Camden and Amboy Ratiroad: 129% Pennsylvania 6034 Philadelphia and Reading: 56% Lehigh Valley . 61 Catawissa Raitt 443g 44g Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 2034 205, Lobigh Navigation... % boxy Lehigh Navigation gol 2% STATE BONDS are dull, Fifty thousand North Carolina special tax, third class, sold at 3; Missouri sixes, long bonds, at 102a 10234. The following were the latest bids:— Arkansas 6's, funded.. 31 ¥ op bocnty toun. 10634 KTeLR& Fesiss, 10 1875 7 to NY NY NY NY NY NC NG NG NC NC NG Now Kentucky 6 Louisiana & Louisiana 6" Louisiana 6° Louisiana 7's, Louisiana 6's, levee... Louisiana 9's, 1910. 1878-4 1883, 1890. Missouri Os, ‘1873. Missouri 6s, 1876, Funding bds, 1894-5. ik oe cht ious Virwins soon mua 2 ¥ or U, rginia 6's, 0 3 U's) Hd Stu! tas, "78.101 Yirea ch s, cousolld'd. os Ha&stJ iss, '76.101 , H&sStd iss, 86.101 ; HAStd se, 187. 101 NY reg bounty eaguaitsaw 20 NEW YORK STOCK EX EXCHANGE SALES Fripay, Sept, 24, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. 100 shs West Un Tel.b3 76 100shs Chi& N W..b3 391% 100 do. S757 100 0 a FU am ot :b3 O+ 500 do 75% 1000L8 600 ai 100 ¢ Bu do 200 do. 10 do. 00 jo. Me 10:15 AND ... 118% $5000 U S ‘Wyn. 1194, 6000 do merit] PIKSI BOARD—10:30 A, M, s.b1.con 106% 400 als Pao Mail 38, ang Se woecial au 84% h ten | dea 3% 100 53 4% 3° 1100 1 0 irs | Be 11g 1100 85) e433 1100 B94 4000 9434 800 Bolg 9000 M #8 Bsgold 83° 700 Bo DOANWeewb, 87 100 35 0 Oi Obiio & Miss 2d.. 718 409 a ‘5000 oui s : segSStEze3. EESEESEE 22 = e] 0 Fort Wass, pie rc 100 Atl & Puc pf. 2PM. #10000 U 8 6 , 81 6’ $10000 0 85-20,0,°05.n. 119 10000 U8. v Tid dow 9 “ao. 10000 U 8 5-20)r, 65, 2 11955 10000 U 8 6-20; 6, SECOND BOARD—1 P, 102, 1000ahs Pae Mall a8 $3000 Missouri 6's, 1 b. M000 -ABeess-r 1000 1600 do. 200 Un Puc it. 400 CaN W RR, 300 do 100 do. 500 do soo ge 1100 LU EN Wit pé 544 100 Chi & RLRK..be 107 ie ae PRE.be $3000 Va6's, con, 2d 8. 49 20000 Harlem Ist, cou, 113K" 800 2000 Un Pac 1 50 shs Atl & DP JOO West Un T att a 100 do... 200 St L,K C&N pi bs COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘corrom on THE sPoT QUIET—FUTURES STEADY—FLOUR DULL-—WHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL—CORN DULL AND LOWER—OATS DULL AND LOWER—RYE QUIET AND NOM- INAL—BARLEY FIRM—BARLEY MALT QUIET— PORK STRONG—LARD QUIET—PETROLEUM FIRMER—NAVAL STORES FIRMER—GROCERIES QUIET AND STEADY—HIDES QUIET AND FIRM— OILS QUIET AND FIRM—WHISKEY QUIET— FREIGHTS NOMINALLY STADY—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY—GUNNIES STRONG. Frivay, Sept, 24—6 P. M. In some branches of trade and commerce there has been a little more animation during the past week, but the merchandise markets have been irregular, and; in numerous instances, there has occurred a further shrinkago in values, which is not encourag- ing, to say the least, The fluctuations in the gold premium have .not been of especial import- ance, but have exerted some influence in view of the possibilities of the future, But the effects of over-pro- duction during the past few years and of an irredeemable currency are plainly visible throughout trade circles now. Business is almost everywhere dull, and a semblance ot activity is only begotten by liberal concessions on the part ders. Still there is some improvement from week to week and a rather more hopeful feeling on the part of the merchants, notwithstanding the occasional failures which take place in the various branches of industry. Dry goods have been in moderate request, and the agcrogate business from day to day during the week has been fair. Hard- ware has relapsed into a state of comparative dulness. Boots and shoes, drugs, 4c. have ruled very quiet, and there seems to be a general indisposi¢ion to venture beyond the pressing requirements in consummating parchases. The export movement has been moderate. Cot- ton = has deen moderately dealt in, while the business in breadstufts has been light. The flour market has ruled comparatively steady, though business has not been active. Wheat hasbeen in moderate request and prices have steadily declined, the failure of one of the heaviest shippers still further depressing the market. Corn has ruled comparatively steady, though the tendency has been toward a lower basis. Oats have settled in buyers’ favor steadily, and at the end of the week were decidedly lower than they were a week ago. Whiskey has been in demand, and prices advanced materially, Provisidns have vacillated considerably. Prices ‘at the close of the week were higher than aweek ago, though not so high as they had been during the interim, Freights and charters havo been strong and rate: © con- siderably advanced. On Friday the markets wero generally quiet, On ‘Change flour was dult, tut unchanged. Wheat was dull and nominal for all except prime old spring, which was scarce and firm. Corn was dull and lower, Oats dull and lower. Provisions wero firmor almost without ex- ception, though there was but little activity. Freights were steady. Cotton, on the spot, was quiet. Futures were steady. Petroleum was firmer. Naval stores wore firmer. Hifdos were quiet and firm, a olinawlet and firm, Hemp and jute quiet and sendy. Gunniew strong. quiet aw aoe Drags quiet. Tho market was dull and nominally unchanged. We quote —Pots, b%e- a Ue. ; pearls, He. Yi The market was ict, and withoat further Regalus, 134¢. & 13340,, gola, murket was Ty quiet, the jobbing trade, but manuf: HOOM CORN. lots were sold. to ncturers were holding off with the expectation thas with free arrivals of the new crop Fang A Ag be still lower, Two or three car loads of the new crop have been received, but holders were unable to realize full prices, ‘We have teduced our juotations le. per Ib. Dut event that redaction they must be considered po Rf aps ice, 10c, a 12c. ; hurl, green, lle. oa The. : Sa ee fi oa js RIWAX Was ste: i ern und Southern at Une en ee Canpias,—The deman fic ana the rarkes was frm os full unchanged quotations See patent, Macy's, le, Mite! ai ‘2ée.; adamantine 14, 16 2 a fine 4's 08 and 12°8, 20, ay i wae ee Goorkhacy Urock was inactive and nominally mnchanged, Wo quote —Mofaases shooks, 3.inh, eas with hy jh heads, amen, "ee 8 0: ae ne Se rar Ine $13 io 8 et ea Soe. 5 rum do. $4 i, ie vee te do., ‘exeremd. faoge fat 0 good, 196, @ Be, 260. 0 27% do., 2040. a jc. 2 en zs. 8 20. Sat pacers Domi stn Rien, Too" 21a 0) PrER. on for ingot was firm, with sates of 900,000 Ibs. at 2940. @ 23%46. cash, We qnote:—New sheathing (over 12 o2.), 90c.; bolts, Sic.; brariers’ (over 16 is, 380.’ a de. jew she: thing, 226. per Ib. os ORD Ags. —The market w: ip nid and prices were without chanwe. Wa quote :—Mauile \iarap and qpeall uiaer. per Ib., 15c. & 160.; do. cordage, bolt rope yarns, 1030. sles tggned Ne sail 143¢0. ; Bisal rope, Le. Vic. ; Now in valand. 12 Russia hemp, tarred, 4c. ; American ide. Baasls bolt roper ie Cortow.—The market for prices were trrogular, So the condition of the m tion of te. for middling ai the better grades. Futures w feature, the market closing barely steady ie tho. following gagagene iSeptember, 13 7-160. @ 13° L5-32c. r, 8 1-160, # 18 3-26; November, 1 cotton continned quiet and showed yesterday's pric et in the main justified a reduc the poorer qualit . without any i iS yhbde; du ugust, 14 9- ‘( Quotations are based on American standard of classification nd on cotton in store running in quality not wore than belt ® grade above or below the grade quote Upands, Alatome, Et Orleans. Btrict Low middlin, Striet low malig’ 18 Vordinary. 1% dinary, 16. jow tulddling, 12iye.; middling. Consumption. . —For futaip delivery the sales were as follows :—Yesterday after two Fy M. October. 10) at 18 1-1de.; November, a January, 300 ut 130. March, 300 at 100 at 13 1003: Sey lea, | To-day “Bp, 300 at 13 1. ee, Yat 12%e., 100 at 12 $2e.; January, 2,500 February, 400 at at April, wo Total, “13,500 “bates, "Grand total, The receipts at the Fes: were x follows 2,729 balos; Mobile, 758; Savannah, 2,476; Charleston, 1 vod2e, 18,000 bales. ‘ew Orlean: i timaington, B3; Noefoik, 1104; Bown, a4 ‘Total, 10,008 bales. This'day last 311 bules, “This day last year, 8,760 bales. ‘Total sin vember 1, 103,037 bales. Cotton Sop ights cleared as follows:To Havre, ‘by stout, 11-16e. ‘To Hamburg, by stent, $4e., compressed, To Bremen, by c., compressed. ‘fo’ Liverpool, igd., by steam’; by am, 33 sail osu. (a i: nas, €o.—Opium was unchanged, New crop was held at $4 28, gold, inbond. Jobbing lots were selling at $5 20, and pow lered ‘at a 80, currency. Morphine was steady at per ounce for P. and W. Quicksilver was very firm at gold. Citric acid was quiet “at Sse. stono—Wo not of 72, tons Saba rivate terms. — Sicily — crudi Croam ‘Tartar id, Brim nd crude, ex Stare, was nominal at an was quoted AN Wo Alum—We 280. a 2340. and 100 bbis. N. P. Wo note a sale of 30 tons Pochin’s a atent al ¢. 3 17,000. Ibs. eae 'e note sales of 15,000 Ibs. brown at 1244e, 4 18c. and 1,700 Ibs. white at 18%, fold Bue Vitrlol was steady at 6 © above price. if Lead—| Carb Ammonia— Cammphor—10 Pbis, refined sold at 28140, 30 10% Sal Ammoniao is casks sold at searce and held at 1%, to rive, Cg’ dered was quiet and held at old. ince parte te Gener te cae tals ak Oe Canada. Cuttlefish bones were easier and sold in & job way at ide. Arrow root Bermuda was held at O5e, “Orange pool—We note sulo of 10 bales Malaga at 10c. a 10}4e. Fong was hold at $1 15 4 81 25, a8 to quality.” Seneca root—1,500 Ibs. sold at S7ige. & Oe. per Ib. Enghsh chemicals were in fair demand. We note sales of 600 tons soda ash at $1 90 a $2 1244; 300 tons sal soda, ex shi $1.40 4 $1 00; 480 drums caustic soda at $4 50 a $4 6: all gol Fxaritgns wore qniet and steady, We quot geese, STe. a OXe. ; choice do. do., GOe. a .; hen feuthers,Ge. a Se, Prime new ed, us to ‘Gurkey feathers, Fisi.—Codfish wore in good demand and firm. The sales were 300 quintals George's at $5 50a #575, and 400 do, Grand Bank at $9 a $5 20°, Mackerel continued to be in very light supply. gnid, the market was about baro of ll, kinds ot stock ore No. 1 sold as offered ist $19 50 a $20 bbls, No, 3's sold at $14 a $15, and 150 bbls, Prince Edward Island No, 8's sold at $13." It is the general belief that prices will bo still higher unless the receipts are greatly in- 3 but the prospects of an immediate increase in tho supply ere not very encouraging, “The market, for herrin Posse and unchanged. We Guote>—George's Bank. en $5 25; Gran eostern, $175; new large 3's, $8 new medium, sealed herring. Se. new Nal. Gs. sone No. 1 macker No, Z'do.. $15; fat No. d do., $1 large No. d do, $10; sinall No. 3 do Lour axp (ikain. “Hecalyis Four, 7,012 bbl 89,026 bushels; cor meal 110 bbis.; barley, 24,890 bushels was duf, with now pressing ‘for sale, The flour market Prices were nominal, The sales were 15,000 bbls. Rye was dull, but without far. thee change. ‘THe sales were 200 bbls. fine to supertine, at cE I was dull, with sates of 00 bbl thd's "Sou bugs, at $425 a$4 30 for Western, and $3 90 5 for Jersey. We quote 2 State. 50 a $5 00 Superfine State 50 Extra 25 Choice Stat 75 juperfine Western. 50 Extra Western Minnesota... Round hoop © if Hound hoop Ohio; trade brands Family St. Low St. Louis, straight extra. St Louis, choice double extra, St. Louis, choice family Rye flour, fine to superfin Southern, No, 2. Southern, superfine, BESSSSSESESES 25 Roce ewneh ty crane fee od Gorn meal, punchcons Wheat, was dull and ‘nominal for cli except prime old ring, The sales were ouly. about 40,000 bushels at $1.05 0 for inferior, spring, $ for No. 1 in store und $1 30 Wel Bite nag white, Coen wae dull andiower slostn . 8,70c. for stenmer and 71e, 9 71 r bushels about 80,000 warm, 63e. for Oats "were dull bushels at for No. 2 Grieage, mntsed. Rye was dull and. nominal, jey was firm, sales of 20,000 bushels at $1 2245 for four-rowed State and $1 25 for 9,500 bushels Toronto, Malt was dull and wachanged. Beans and peas—Tho market for mediums was quiet and prices were weak. Marrows were dull and unchanged. Other descriptions were quiet and without further change. | We quote:—Medium, choice, 10 do fuit to. Roo, $170 81S; marroe, holes 'do., fair to good, $190 a a, $2 a $205; red siptime, $205 «$240; ‘white kidney, ‘choice, 83's pee ood. es 70 a $1 80; greem peas, $1 65 1 70. ‘pavrra—Foreign dried layer ralsins were quiet and firm, with sales of 2600 boxes new sugar at $2 G0: 3,000 boxes now loose mubcatels, at $i 15/8 83 0 000 boxes 'w Valencias, at Llc. et ‘and 1,5000 boxes old, at $215 a $2 90, Currants were in demand sales were 100 bbla. new, at G00 bbls. old, at Ge. 0 Gis firm demand and steady. e dines were in good demand and fi boxes, quarters, at lfc, Figs were quiet out further change. Almonds were quiet, and with- but very firm, Walnuts were dull aud without further change. Filberts were dull and were in less demand. Br: were in good demand and firm, with s: oe at Ge. il nuts: of 200 bas, We quote :—Old’ layer ri $2 GO; new loose muscatel as, ri Bb Gic. a 63¢c.; new do., 7c. Aimonds— Iviea, 17ii¢.; Languodoe, 17)c, Sar- for quarter boxes, anid 22 ns, The fie. a S0e. Canton glage ense, 5 Princess: ‘almonds, 30c. Brazil nut Macaroni, Italian, 14c. Turkey prunes, nominally. for Servis. rn ‘citron, 23e. a r eanx diay 106.5 ly filberts, 9c. a 10c'; Nabi ‘3 reclona, 5 do 208 Tac New ‘Freneh @ Like. Seediess raisins, $4 75 a $4 do. Gemead was. fair and the market was sales wore 200 Virginia, at $195 a $190. We good and strictly’ prime, $1 65 a $1 90: £: a, ‘itm 2 20's $2 45. and sirietly faney up to $2 40 ton, a$2 45; Tonnes: 25 for unfanned aud $1 25 a$1 50 for fanne ‘Africa, Dried Fruit—The demand for all descr tions wae good and the market was strong, especially iad at full quotations his Coa State teew ee Sie; Sourhorn apples, cad, he, Oe epi eled encies, new, Rar new, 10s, @ Lie. Bow, doe. « Side. j w1i8.—The 3 steady a cood demand at {ull prices. ‘The sales wero, 100 wales ae 1ahy note Domestic eioth, 13a a 1 Bor Gourioore, Lae. : aleutts, 10agc.: bags, Livige. Hay axb Stnaw-—ine demand, for prime was fair and tho market was stondy at full p continues in fair mend and steady. | We quote gate e hay, shipping, at Se. Be. , retail qual ries at id 750. a $i for ner clover’ os Ob. a Gio. salt as Oe. cba, Biraw is quoved ‘at He, a 90e. for long rye, Oe. aG5e. for short do. and 50, Sede: tor ons. Heme axp Sure were quict ana without further change. Juve butts were in xoud demand and firm. The sales were 500 baled at 2'40., gold, to arrive, and 1,500 bales on the pot, cs rms. We qnote:—American, dressed, pee 7) 6 $280 for double, and $239 » $240 for siglo; . gold, per Ib. the latter f $2 25, gold; ‘Italian, #2 60 a Se.. gold. ‘Jute butts quoted at Sisal hemp, Stge., coud. prime grades was quiet and without on grades were fairly active and slanghter, at Oge. 5 ry Montevideo, 200 and 600 Central ‘Ameri- We quote :—Butnos decided change, and firm, The sales were : 450 city slaughter, at 03ge Corpus Christi, 1,000 dry Moxie 4 male 223 Doig Ibs. ‘io Grande, 2) to g0.; do, 20 0 25 Ibe, 21c. a gor jontes, 21 to ja! MMOKOS, 22 tO 24 Ibs. Tio 1D tbs Lie) a 186; Boge Sc. ; Texas and’ Southern, 24 to ig 150., gold, velectod ; city, slaughter, sO Iya Ons do., cow, 45 (0 80 Ibs, Be. a Bha: Feosiptwaince September 1, 187 samme period in 1874, 2,028; exp. 53; total exports since Septem for same period in 1874, 700, We quote New crop, 1575's, 12e. 9, 1be; yearlings, 1874's, 10s, « 140. olde, all growths, r inoy.—The market for American was quict and without farther change, The sules No. 1, in lots, at $25 50 w $28 05, 200 "ge at $21 G0. Sooteh was Grm, with’ sales of 100 tons Coltness and ud tons Summerlee, gold on private terms, Scrap was quiet gud unchanged. "Rails were dull und depressed. We auote—-No 1 American, $25 908 $27; No.2. do. American torze, $20 No. 1 ae 2 ao bor Nor 1 Giongaraeck, $32; No. 1 eliavon, 6 SRO Gartehornte $82; railroad ‘iron, No.1 foundry, $20 27; trow ails, $1 a B53: sve) rails, 73.0877. D. ihe ‘market for foreign pig was quiet and ffm. stic was dull and without further change. Mam pen factured ind _ Ln baer % ig agr MS Raat ereBpantsn ordiaecy (gst, ; as Id), $7 125g w$7 2; domestic (gold). foreign, rotined (go! #0; ‘bar (discount 10 per cent), Bey pipe do ae. theek (do), Ug Tathan’s improved tin-lined | De, P Exarnxn.—The demand for hemlock sole was fair for the home and export trade at steady prices. Heavy sides were scarce, and holders were very firm in their views. Crop was in fait demand and steady, Recetpts for the woek wore 47,580 sides and 2,320 bales, Motassxs.—Market, cay and mixed, 260. 0 We. vado, refininy se a? with a moderate call at about former ices. Wi ag sie ng | aud sheath, wi and 7 70 083 t. ‘sa, and 4a, light. $3) $6.20 86 sent spikes. al! sin better @ri le ‘The walex were 1,,00 pis. strained Pt =. $2. are in nod gomend olive, casks, $1 PETROLE! sold at Philadelphia at at 7ige., tor prompt deliver was quoted mt 13%, ent meats, O12 do. ; Ba Dressed hogs were -16e., 250 13%c., aud’ 250 | do. ‘at full quotations. demand at is pri mon to fancy, fancy, full cream, Oe, & 2c. abe. ; skims, Be. Sc. ag tse a 8ye a6 Bale aes to pri ‘rap do. wt Se. The. & Bq b.. gol the was quiet. Glover, Western, 186. & 1 bushel; canary, S hemp. ek linsees plates $7 1244 a $7 25; alone torelty. Spice cloves, 42c. & ace, hhds. aud bo: molasses, fining, common to prime, She eh Bie crushed, er a rises a Ini too re) 86 75; charcoal terne, Connecticut, crop 1 yania, crop 1873, on private terms, ¢. embrace 250 10e.: good “Lu; mediam leat’ Is, 100. a 120. Massachusetts do, do. } common, 8c. a Ie. ; do. giana, fino lots, 18¢. & 20c. ; do. sorted Ldter 8 871, bag Keceipts, 109 bbls. sold at $121! allghely barry G and ‘Nort do. at from rivate terms, 4. were as follow: The dt 4s. Gd. ; United Kingdom, with British bark (ni bark, 3,000 quarters graii hence to Melbourn Cotton easter; ordinary, 1134¢.. Weekiy=-Net receipts, To Grent Britain, 2 Saiex 6,000, Hzports 78, Cotton ordinary, 12c. Sales, 600. Stock, r ‘Net rece Cotton ordinary, Continent, Woekly—Net rece fnal, low middling, 1,000, Stock, 11,1 Printing cloths dull ani Tar steudy at $1 55. No.1 Milwaukee club, shorts, $21 froights—" ‘Lake receipts—18.500 ‘8,900 do. 01 18,700 do. shipment —3 00 " bus! 1,458,000 fect lumber, road rece) Corn, 18, Foad thipments cor! iron, New ¥ Reglected; ‘entirely nom! at Us Itye inactive, nominal. $1 2itor Canna do, Pork searee and higher higher at ide. w 14! year, Sitsc.; Michigan, bushels) corn, 11,000 do. ; and unchanged. do; barley, 3.00 $4 Wilmington tar, $230; pata Linaond, mocts with a moderato ca at about formor ices, Lard was dull and nominally unc Rulet and unchanged. Cottonseed was in fair demand and firm. Mepbatien was quiet and without, decided change. The io salon mara 129 iia at Sige.” Crade wii and sperm and firm. We 3 :—Cot} u9) quiot and unchanged. Beef was Sales of 600 bbls, mess on private terms. Bacon was quis with sales of 50 boxes city long clear at 12) were quiet and nominal, Lard was quiet. 1 oar load of new Western at 14c ide. & Ue cea quiet "und without furthér sit 100 a fillers, ship) ing dots, Je. a 9c, (good, Siige, w We; fine, 860s Bl OS Vacs as: 886 bbls, The market was quiet; 2c. per ib. Jeorgia at D ibs. super Jambs do ‘do. 30e. to 426. delphia to eal with 6,000 an American schooner, “co: let riding, 1 iG Exports coastwiso, 3,132. "aie fet; middling, Tage: "Net revolpts, 24 constwise, pts, 12,564 the Cobtinent, 935; cuastwise, 7,487, Sales, 6,158, CuARLEsTON, Sept, 24, 1875. Cotton quiet; middling, 127%. a Se. ; vod Gixtid aco held at Se. & 534 actions, chietly at the lower figure. Witainaton, N. C., Sept. 24, 1875, Spirits turpentine firm at Sle, Strained rosin Virm bt 81 85, 67! Siipraente fo ddewster-Wheet, 125,000 do. to interior points, ‘corn, i thent, ave. 9 7c. ; corn, Olge. a 644 i Yolls included. Figur Gniet, tnebuaiged D0 bushels No, 2 mixed Wi 3c. Outs held at 450, for O8},c. Onts dull and lower dass) Wheat, 34.8 bisbels are two daya—Flour, 2 bbis. ; wheat, 91,000 baste 75, 250 do. do. at $1 89, 300 i, 80 9 $4 25, B00 do Pekar Piteh $250 Setanearige iso ei tom 15,000 bbls. re at c. lo. at 1dsge. ; 5.000 bbls, sold at Philadelphia ak ie | 2a eo an 184 for prompt and month, Tea a Tigc. ng October; eo ee tae ed Tapse- ‘for stan wi Wien i for October: cargo, tote, 14%0. » 14 for prompt and month and ies Le, ioted at 17iqc. & 19e Philadelphia was quoted at for prompt, mouth and October; cargo lots, 13%¢. Baltimore & 13%c.' bid for prompt, mouth and October: argo lots, 1854c. 4 13) ce ROVISIONS.— ts—Por! lard, 417d f, and prices wore rather hisher. ‘wero 400 bbla. new mess at $21 0, 200 bbls. do. ‘$21 50, and 1,000 bbis. October nt $21 1a gel 25° ited at L0S9e. a irly uctive and firm, with 0. at 13 November, Butter—The market was firm, with a good d We ATOwS.—The demand for common quiet an rose, elk, per bbl, was =e it T94C. 150 bbls. Louisiana. a ike. ry Glse., and 1CO ‘a Bigo, W Comaaae common qualities down to renoy; Paina, Zc, & Te, currency; Rangoon, in market for grass was dull and without decided Flax was dull and more or less nominal. ¢ wad without further change, Und very firm. “Hemp was in tuir demand and Linseed wes qu: 1 $10 a'81 1.651, faxaocds Amstican torah’ Calcutta, $1 B73, gold, tim rhe market for both’ foreign ‘end domestio was change, We quote:—¥orelgn domestic do., $7 26 ncn sean Quoted 1030. for peta rho market was without material change. We —Pepper, Sumatra, #5e.; Cassia, do., Sige. : nutmegs, $1 a $1 05 per lb. ‘Svuan.—The market for raw ‘was quiet and sieady, We note sules of $00 boxes centrifugal at S4¢c., and an old’ sale, not before reported, of 69 hs. was a shade easter. Xe8, Peis 1034e. '@ 1030. Lge. 5 tachi Te. 5 pace Tae: yellow, Ye. a 740; extra C, Ye @ 10%4e-; eut lo ALLOW. —The mark&® was oie but firm. Sales 160,000 be, at 1O%Z0. a 10%%0. tor prime cit; —The market for domestic “was chi Foreign was quiet ani and more or less nominal. We Straits, do., refined joice Bran ©. coke, $073, a $7 coke terne, $7.25 id Tosacco.—The mi kos for jsuruy was firm, with sales of 300 183ge. wey, The sales bal gy “100 aes encase Be. a a terms; bales quote >-Light and heavy—Common ly ‘Be. OMe a lies leaf, ei 190. ‘ctop—Connecticut and Massachusetts, tots Uoauectieat fand Massachusetts iers, 7e. 9 So. do,'do. do. wrappers, 15c. ‘a pers, ido. wre do . sorted lots, 1 . isconsin do, 7c. a 106. “Crop of 1814 Connect « fillers, do. Woot.—The market was more active for all grades and do- gidedty “firmer for combing, which We note gales of 10,000 Ibs bs. X Oltio fleece at 47c., 20,000 lbs, X and XX Ohio at 440. 46346, 9,000 Ib Michi as Ae: 43,000 Ibs. spring clip California wool at 212, 4 10,000 do, a0, do, oh te @ 200, 24,000 Ibs, do, do. aaene 28ige., 20,00 ur iy lo. at aon do. at 2040., 1 Tbe. eal clip California at be. Te., 2,000 Ibs. tub-washed mt S6e., 10,000 Ibs. d at b8e., at Sie. at 250., 3,000 Ibs. Texas wt B2i¢e. 2 240., 9,000 Ibs. d 290. Tbs. Oregon and 5,000 10. Tbs. carpet wool, 10,000, lbs. Cape, 70 bags ex! niled and 11 bags No. 1 pulled. Zaxc.—The market for sheets was quict, at Bigc. a 53xc., as to numbers. Furtairs.—The berth market was moderatoly active and rates were a shade firmer. ingly dull in all departments, but. and even higher from Baltimore. checked business in tir department. ‘0 Liver ‘The cha: ol, by 125. Stock, cbipss, 1,712. Exports coastwise, 4,546, New ORLEANS, Sept. 24, 1875. middling, stye. ; Rood ‘Net receipte, 2, lo. Exports to tl persaae tae 8 to France, ast Joy SAVANNart, fest 24, 13¢.; low middling, 1 73, Net receipt Eacrtoaien id weak. Osweco, N, ¥. Flour unchanged; sakes, 1,000 warrelay W $1 32, Carn stondy Barley qulcts No. 2 Ganeds offered at $1 3 $33 for bolted and $32 for unbolted per tc upesats, Soh; middlings, £29 p Die; corn and rye, 4, Now York, Bie.’ to Albany: lumbor, bushel barley, O80, wheat, 17,000 do. inal, Com Hy © Barley qu @$1 15 for State, according to condition, and $1 eds maiot at $2 a 88 for timo hye at 30" for heavy ness. *jard Hlighwinos nominally $1'19, ToLEpo, Ohio Se. z 2 4 4 e3 4 = ee 890, yen 1 eu. Flonr nominally unchanged. Wheat irregular, but in tho her; No.1 Chicago spring, $113; ‘No.2 do. Bron sot $102 a SL OE October; ciosed Sos ‘October; $1 all tho fo. ws ure. ‘4 S4e. Corn—Domand fair and market fn S3kNG, bid, seller ber ds Siac. Oats, hotde Soc, spot; Jakje., sellor October 31 Hae: ley 8 ady, with ork strong asd. hig s et Bi e7i;'n gal 0, roller Oo eld a ni her! be $15 37g, spots $19.9, seller October, key, $1 16, BBhjc. ; sbrained me 31 1 82 ‘Washin, ‘The market for provisions pert exits, 4a. 0 Ter; dairio fair to’ good, ‘ade; Ohio Mctory, common to fancy, iendy. and unchangeds We quote D. do, at Sic. Ketined sugar uote Ra beri reaning, Rei 1 Wisconsin, crop 187; ‘Tne market for foreign was quidt but steady. The Havana Sie. -& $1 05, 25,000 Ibs. super at 2, " 3.000 Ibs. nolls at 75e., aad 008 Tbe. fine “Ohio fleece, 70,000 Tb: 20,000 Ibs. unmercbantable’ do. 25,000 Iba. fail clip Calife une wool, 8,000 Ibs. scoured California, 21,9000 were firm for grain, Trabedvance tn petrolouss ‘crude pet from, Philaadiph 3,400 bbls. refined do. at 4s. 9 wat Sandy Hook), from Baltimore to Cork for orders, with 2,800 quarters grain at 7s. 3d.; a German same voyage and rate as the above churter, with about mn Ainerican ark, of Bi tins register, with a general cargo on private terms} another, of 532 tons register, hence to Adel with a general cargo on private terms. DOMESTIC MARKETS. itwise, Danke, hould have been Salee, 60. took, 11ST, 38, 12,621, Week! Net receipts, 8,93 bales: Exports, coastwise, 5,464. 18, 8,000, thirty days, with smail trans- corn, 008 ds. wi was dull and nominal. gion tar, used. Olive was 00 bis. also bis. crude in bulk in palit was quoted lo., in bbe, * . for October." Refine: rompt,. month au naphtha, Ie, Ockober canes ackages; beef, 189 di Pork was strong. 10!4¢. Live hogs were Cut meats 0 sales were 50 tierces October at 500) iat 0. old of new, mand fair toe! with a good part skim, ‘ades was fair at without. Goaged $1 0; peerless, da., do., angoon at uote :—Carotina, fair " hyo. @ Sigc.; fair to oe. ; Rangoon, 6}e, Clover ge. Canary was quiet mothy, $2 90 per 1'; canary, Sicily, $11; Bombay, Ge. ; Singapore, W6iie. pimento, ‘Aficad ginger’ 4 off A, e gniot and without unchanged. Tn ed leaf was quiet bus B5e. ‘450.7300. to., Pou zt 1885 do. Ohio, crop 1d at low Pennsyt- a Be. as Connecticut and Mass 26, Oe. ; do. seconds, wana—Common, SU, was much sought aiter. jullod 0e., super XX ter market was exceed- The engagements steam, ide, Australia, t. 24, 1875, ling c.; low mid- ports. ‘coastwise, 919. Weekly —Net 10: Sales, 33148. law, inidaling, coastwiee, 1,800. }, 1875. Monti, Sept. w middling, 12 1875. 280. 5 bales. Ex) Expoets—To , KR. T., Sept, 24, 1875, stindard and extra at quies ; sales at '74e. ton. Canal i barley, 43a to ‘to fe Hudson, het 20,000 (woo fost lumber” Canal “88,600 bushels’ burley, it. 24, 1875. 500 busheis do. 41, ushels; corn, 8000 do, Canal freigists | onts, the, Wheat quiet, loool on and heavy; at Glo. ; 25,000 do, de. eago, with no buyers, ive "noasinal; quoted st TM, Rept. 24, 1875, stead Thacelpse—Plocr, 8,06 94,000 do. ; owts, 81, {000 thipments—Flour, ,000 do; oats, September; 31%e. a SY iS; cans, at BD, Wevobor, Lard’ ctober. scons 35 bid, Detober. COTTON JN REPORT. The following are the net receipts of cotton at all ports since September 1, 1879 Ports, Ports. Galseston Baltimore... New Orleans. Philadeiphia, S19 Mobile. Now York. a Savannad. Boston... 80> Charleston. Providence » SL Wilmington. : 216 Nortolic 408 Total, 103,087 HAVANA MARKET. Havawa, Sept. 22, 1875. Sranish gold, 294 a 29414. Exchange quiot on the United States, 09 days, curroncy. 1208 122 preminin; short, sigity 123 0124 premium re sixht, gold, 1994 197 premium On London, 182 a 183 ore uaa, EUROPEAN MA MARKETS. Lownon. Sept. 24—Evening.—Calcutta linssed, 49%. @ Li S10 15s. @ £11 per tom 40%. Sd. per ewt. ed cake Spirits of turpentine, 23s. 3d. a 2s, Gd. per owt. —+>+—____ FINANCIAL, GUST BELMONT & Co, Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassan street, issue Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, through the DE ROTHSCHILD and their corre: Also Comm nd Telegraphic Transfers of Money on Cal T THE LOWES? RATES IN TWO YEARS.—STOCK PRIVILEGES negotiated by us are the lowest in the mare ket, on best parties, and gu: toed by ourselves. This sys tem of aperating in puts and calls is now recognized as the safest form of stock speculati We issue a pamphlet free, explaining the various modes of operating, also showing how large sums are realized from, moderate risks. 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ANTED—DRUG PARTNER IN THE MOST PROS Derous retail drug store on, the best avenue in New York, Address SUCCESS, Herald Uptown Branch office, ANTED TO PURCHASE—BY A LADY OF SBV- W srt years’ experience. and who. would give ber sexe vicos as tenctier, a [Iul€ Interest in @ school in New York of Relghbothood; ‘references given A required. | Address, i terms aud income to be derived, L. & V., oftis, Philadetphii IF TAKEN 1MMEDIATELY.—@500 WILL SB- $50 cure half interest in an easy, elegant Mee) paying $4,500 yearly profits, Parties with cash call to: br to-morrow on DAVIS, No, 48 West Twenty sixth street, $2.00) TO wey 000.—WANTED, A GENTLAMEN od address in a very lucrative office busl- | in Philadelphia; clear income of $10,000 to $20,000 annum assured to proper party ; opportunity offered for est investigation. Address CENTENNIAL, Herald Phila 10, 0.000- —PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE on silent, wanted in an enterprise of mi tude; light manufactory ; article necessary snd extensively Used sells easily: busitices capable of indedulte extension yielde nearly 200 per cent. One department of the business Will be immensely increased in conyequence of the great Coutenniat celebration. Only. principals, who have’ the ready money, need answer. Investigation isproof, Address Li. B., box 196 Herald office, “QO() PARTNER, ACTIVE PREFERRE $15. 000. well established pus business (inedical eee ments); sole agencies of most firma in Ba- top Of this brouch added. “Adsress PORTER, box 10k erald oltice, a ee REAL ESTATE SALES. The Exchange was thinly attended yesterday. George A. Scott sold, per order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosuse (George B. Pontze, referee), the two double three story frame dwellings, plot 118.5 by 103, on Morris avenue, southeast corner of Governel ce street, Morrisania (Twenty-third ward), for $6,350, to Bitte “ A, Root, said property ‘Falued a James M. Miller sold, por order of = tend Court in foreclosure, the two story brick 9% by 100, on East Forty: third Praia south ide, 1 Pere of Third biped pe @ mortgage of & and six mont in was purchased harine F. Donohue for $6,000 over and above the mortgage and (nterest, said property being yalucd at