The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1875, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER’ 30; 1875.—-TRIPLE SHEET: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Stocks Somewhat Stronger—A Pacific Mail Re- port—Rumors of Trouble—An Active Market, GOLD CLOSED AT 117 1-4, Money Abundant at 1 1-2 and 2 Per Cent— Commercial Paper Unchanged—The Foreign Market Dull. Wau. Street, } Wepwespay, Sept. 20-6 P.M. The stock market to-day was again led by Pacific Mail, which in turn communicated sympathetic utrength to other securities, It was suggested in this column yesterday that the price would touch 38 It barely did so, Thereupon the street was flooded with roorbacks. Some of these referred to well known houses, and for the moment tho undercurrent of excite- ment ran strong. Another rumor was somewhat better defined, and concerned the welfare of the Third Avenue Bavings Bank, of which it was saia that threo of its trustees had gone to Albany to make application for the appointment of areceiver, Although the payments of the day may not have been suspended by the bank, and the report of its failure was gemi-officially contradicted, the belief is still uppermost that the institution is in trouble. It would be among the most undortunate inci- dents of the existing situation if the distrust that at- taches to speculative securities should extend to the poor people whose little capital is invested in the banks, and it is to be sincerely hoped that every effort will be made to sustain their credit. The report of Vice Presi- dent Scott concerning Pacific Mail is not everywhero regarded as satisfactory; but perhaps the reason is that the story published yesterday of the salo of the side- wheel steamers on the China line turns out to be A BARE FALSEHOOD, and follows into obscurity a hundred others of similar import that have been given out far no other purpose than to delude the credulous, The report in full will be found elsewhere, A correspondent, on this subject, makes the following comments:—‘“‘It will be well for the public to note that while the report gives the total indebtedness as of March 1 at $1,474,701, including the sums accruing as duo before December 1 on the three new steamers, all such items are omitted from the pres- ent indebtedness, for itis well known that the com- pany gave Mr. Roach its notes for about $330,000 before obtaining possession of the City of San Francisco—a sum greater than the total of bills payable now given, Again, in this statement no allowance is made for cash assets on hand March 1, or for receipts from the sales of real estate and other property, which have amounted to over $700,000. Itis quite evident that this state. ment is no more reliable than those which were so freely circulated about ono year ago, Yetit is not un- likely that while the public would ¢o well to improve this opportunity to sell the stock they hold, the present position of the stock might make it dangerous for oper- ators to sell it for ‘short’ account.’” THE STOCK MARKET. As before indicated, the leader of the market was Pacific Mail, of which some 103,000 shares were sold. The opening price was 363%. There was then an ad- vance to 38. Rumors of a favorable report, coupled with the forced covering by the shorts, led up to this result. Quickly, however, other and more damaging canards took their place, and the price fell off to 3636 a 36%, at which the close was made, The next most active stock was Western Union, which sold from 763¢ to 76%, fell off to 75%, and closed at 757%. Wabash ad- vanced from 634 to 744. Lake Shore ranged between 5314 a 543g, but at the close was weak at $35, Hanni- bal and St. Joseph moved up to 19% per cent, and ended at 19. Atiantic and Pacific preferred sold down to 934, and Missouri Pacific to 42, Both of these stocks were depressed by discouraging rumors: connected with certain law suits that were pend- ing; but from one of the officials of the former company—both are closely identified—we re- ceived the following copy of a despatch from St. Louis, sent at alate hour to-day:—“The case of George Op- dyke and others against the Missouri Pacific Railroad has been tried, and final judgment rendered in favor of the railroad company. There is no appeal frond this decision.” St. Paul advanced from 84% to 34%, closing at 3414. All the Western shares are attracting more attention from the fact that reports about business in the West are cheering. Union Pacific advanced to 703¢ and closed at 69% a 70. Harlem sold at 13034, against 132 yesterday. Erie fell off to 165%. Michigan Central ad- vanced from 55 to 5734, closing at 563¢, Ohios reached 17, but ended at 16%. Northwest common advanced to 40, but reacted to 3914. Rock Island closed at 108, the best price of the day. Erie sold at 16% a173¢ and closed at 164%. Other changes are comparatively un- important, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day: ening. ioe 13046 Highest. Lowest, 102 New York Central. 10214 33082 16% 5346 6g Northwestern . 393, Northwestern preferred... 64 Rock Island. Pittsburg... Milwaukee.and St. Paul. ef Mil. and St. Paul pre! 6334 Ohio and Mississippi 16% New Jersey Central. . 11055 Del., Lack. and Western., 122%5 Western Union. Atlantic and Pacific Tef>. Pacific Mail Panama .. THE SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions to-day aggregated 266,400 shares, which were distributed among active stocks as follows :— New York Central and Hudson, 235; Erie, 10,300; Lake Shore, 75,650; Northwestern, 8,600; do, preferred, 1,000; Rock Island, 1,363; Pacific Mail, 103,100; St, Paul, 3,150; do. preferred, 750; Ohios, 8,450; Western Union, 38,000; Wabash, 4,200; Union Pacific, 1,130; ©.,C, and L. C.,, 400; Missouri Pacific, 3,000; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 2,500; Michigan Central, 1,970. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes in closing prices since yesterday are as follows :— Apvaxcn —Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, i; New York Central, 35; and I, C., 4); Delaware and Lackawanna, '4; itanhivat and St “Joseph, 4; Harlem, ; Lake Shore, %; Northwestern common, % ; Ohio and Mississippi,’ %;'Pacific Mail, 4; Rock Island, 34; Wabash, 4; St. Paul preferred, 34; Mariposa’ 34° id, 34 i ee preterred, 3¢; Erie, 4%; Quicksilver, 5; Union Pacific, 4; Western Union’ 4¢3 Erie, in London, 3. ‘Srarioxary.—St.’ Paul common, Panama and Dis- trict of Columbia 3.65 bonds. CLOSING PRICES—3 P, M. Mil & St Pant. Pa Mall. WeatUntel. Aus LA dk ‘ng ® a a a a rf vurgokix 74" 8 Wells: Fargotix ry 102 024 Chie & Alton. 97) & “Hom & iis Cley & Pitts a $1 L1G a 168 Chick NW 5 8 80% Tol kWad,... OM a 7 hic NW pt. & 545g UnPasitic..... 60 8 70 Chied RI. a 18 THE MONEY MARKET, Money shows no change, and call lonns are quoted as heretofore at 134 and 2 per cent. Prime discounts rule at 53¢ and 7 per cent, Foreign exchange tas heavy and unsettled, the rates paid for active business being quoted nominally at 4.78 and 4.82, THE POREIGN MARKET, Mhe London advices report a loss of £108,000 bullion by the Bank of England on balance to-day. Tho rate for money at the Stock Exchange on government secu- rities is 134 percent. To-day is settiing day at tho Stock Exchange, Flatness continues to prevail. The bears are taking advantage of the rumors of a difficulty béing probable with China, and prices have yielded tn consequence. In United States government bonds the five-twenties of 1865 have fallen back ¥, five-twenties of 1867 }¢ and new fives }y. The market for Erie Rail- way shares is fairly steady and tho prices havo advanced 4, they being quoted now at 16. Tho } Penn (shares of te Illinois Central Railroad have declined one per cent, thus losing the ad- vance noted in them on Monday. The price now #86. onsols have again declined 3¢ per cent, the price for them now being 935%. The volume of busi- ness transacted is small, and there has been no changes of any consequence, There has been more inquiry for money to-day than for some time past in the open discount market. The current rate 1s two per cent. At Frankfort money has advanced to 6 per cent in the open market, and securities are weak and lower. THE LATEST QUOTATIONS. ene: Wednesday. '% 93.96 no mo 106% 1064 20's of 1867. 107% 10734 U, & dod0's fe 10435 104g U & fives (new), 104% 10426 New York Central a1 91 Iinois Central, 87 bd Union Pacific sixes. 9214 9234 Union Pacifigland grants. 903g 9036 Central Paciiic sixes 4 4436 443g id. 5055 5036 New York city sixes, 106 106 Erie Railway. 16 5636 Gold closed at 117%, after gelling at 116% a 117%. ‘Tho rates paid for borrowing wore 3-64, 1-16, 1-32, 8-32 and 5-64 per diem. At the last prico of gold $100 in currency was worth only $85 28. OPERATIONS OF THB GOLD BXCHANGR BANK. Gold balances + $1,054,001 Currency balan + 1,139,732 Gross clearances. + 28,718,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchanges... Currency balances. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed steady at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 124 a 12434; do., do., 1881, registered, 1214 a 12134; do. do., do., coupon, 1233¢ a 123%; do, five-twenties, 1862, regis- tered, 11814; do. do., do, coupon, 118K; do. do., 1864, registered, 118%; do, do., do. coupon, 119% a 11994; do. do., 1865, registered, 119}¢ a 11934; do. do., coupon, 119% a 119%; do. do., do., new, registered, 11934 a 11934; do. ao., do., coupon, 119% a 11944; do, do., 1867, registered, 120% a 120%; do. do., coupon, 1203%{ ‘a 121; do, do., 1868, registered, 12134 a 12134; do. do., do., coupon, 1214 a 121%; do, ten-forties, registered, 11634 a 116%; do. do., coupon, 117% a 118; do., fives, 1981, ragistered, 118 a 118%; do, do., do., coupon, 118 a 11834. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘Washington advices report the Treasury balances at the close of business to-day as follows:— Currency. Coin. Less coin certificates. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $18,000 on account of interest and $182,000 in redemption of five- twenty bonds, Customs receipts, $474,000; internal revenue receipts, $429,000, RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were strong in the late efternoon dealings, with the principal business in the Pacific issues, which sdM at 1045¢ a 10414 for Union firsts, 101% for land grants, 9109135 for sinking funds, 107 fer Centrals and 93% a 9334 for San Joaquin branch, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold donds advanced to 87% and Ohio and Mississippi con- solidated sinking fund to 894, Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible sold at 7634 a 7634, against 753 at tho close yesterday, ©., C0. © and L firsts sold at 109 and Michigan Southern sinking fund at 10814. Michigan Central eevens advanced to 104. The following are the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:— Union Pacific firsta...... 10414 a 1041 Union Pacific land grants 10134 a 102 Union Pacific sinking funds. 91) a 91% Central Pacifics...... 107 a7 INVESTMENT SHARRS. ‘The following shows the quotations at the Board for investment shares :— Bia. Asked, Ilinois Central. 9 98 Cleveland and 2036 9 Cleveland, Col., Cin, and Ind — Pitts., Ft. Wayne and Chic. 9834 Delaware, Lackawanna and 122 Chicago and Alton,......... = Chicago and Alton’ preferred seas Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. ly bn Unit N. R. and Canal Co. .... 130% Morris and Essex. ‘lod New York, New Hi ai Delaware and Hudson Canal. ... BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 131 for Metropolitan. The latest bids are annexed:—America, 150; Chatham, 135; Chemical, 1,650; City, 300; Commerce, 120; Corn Ex- change, 135; Fourth National, 95%; German-Ameri- can, 82; Gold Exchange, 119; Grocers’, 9944; Import. ers and Traders’, 200; Irving, 132; Mercantile, 10834; Merchants’, 12214; Metropolitan, 130; New York, 130; New York National Exchange, 102; Park, 140; Re public, 90; Union, 142, STOCKS AT AUCTION. The following were sold at auction to-day by order of executors :— 134 shares American Fire Insurance CO REN, $50 each. ° 134 shares New York Bowery Company, $25 each. . 236 47 sbares ‘City Fire’ Insurance Company, $70 135 shares Howard Fire insurance ‘Company each . +s 60° shares | Clinton Fire Insurance ‘Company, $100 each.. 8 chao “Bagle’ Wire’ insurance Company, $40 36 shares Hanover National Bank, $100 each, 50 shares First National Bank of Brooki For account of whom it may ¢ concern:— 20 shares Importers’ and Traders’ Insurance Company, $50 each. . 85 shares Jefferson Insurance ‘Company, $30 each 18034 $50 each. 20 shares Metropolitan each 5 50 shares Manhattan Gaslight Company, $50. 80644 10 shares Knickerbocker Ice Company, $100each. 90 20 shares Hoffman Insurance Company, $50 each, 101 30 shares German American Insurance Company, $100 cach.......... +1014 a 102 200 shares Hamilton’ Fire ‘insurance Company, Le 18 shares Merchants’ fusurance™ ‘Company, cr) each... 178 18 shares New York Equitable’ Insurance Com: pany, $35 each 4% 18 shares Globe Fire “Tnsurance Company, ‘$50 each fe’ shares New Yor’ State’ Loan and ‘Trust oat pany, $100 each . 10 5 shares Star Fire Insurance Company, $100 cach 110 12 shares National Butchers and Drovers’ Bauk, $25 each. 1291 $3,000 City to Elizabethtown and Dacegny, Raitroad Com- pany, due 1888, Interest April and October, Accrued Interest from April 1 last to be charged $0 Ube PUTCHASCT..6..eseeceeeeeee ees PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at | three o’clonk this day :— City sixes, old City sixes, new. Cama: Philadel hia and ban ap Lebigh Valley... Catawissa Railroad, preferred. ....... 44% Philadelphia and Erie Railroad + 206 Northern Central 28% Lehigh Navigation. + 50% 5015 Lebigh Navigation, gol - 103% 108% QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF THR STATS BANKS OV THR CITY OF NEW YoRK. ——hiabitities- vane 23 Sept, 18, n Comparisons, Capital, . Fy oi, 0 $15,685,200 Not protits,.... 6,265,800 5,758,600 Deo. . ane Circulation .... 88,300 Dec... Due banks. . 5,112,600 5,314,800 Inc... 202, 200 Due depositors. 86,539,200 37,173,100 Inc... 683,900 Unpaid divi- dends........ 105,300 118,800 Inc... 8,500 Ino, .. $837,100 1875, Comparisons. Des. +. $577,800 199, 4 Loans and dis- COUMES «644 4 $44 673,000 $44, 096, 100 Stocks .. 2,123,1 2,822, 300 Real estate... 1,581, 000 Due from banks 8,737,600 Cash items and bank notes,, _ 244,000 109,000 C10 ..esesee 1,888,800 788, 100 wees tenders,. 9,913,300 Overdratts. . 34,600 Totals... 63,046, 700 Preyer NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Wepwyespay, Sept. 29, 1875 BEFORE CALI—10 A, M. 300 she WestUn Tel... 766 150 LS&MBRR... 53! 700 do. 83 76 200 do. 800 78. 100 7 200 757 50 75 800 cr 75% 100 Union Pac RR. pe 100 Pac Mail 88. 300 do. 10:15 AND 11:30 A, 12146 $1000 U85.20,¢,'05.n. 11 ‘on U8 a0 dae 118 5.20,'¢, 67.0 120' 10000 U 8 5-20, r, "68... 121, 810000 0 8 S*e., "g1.be 3000 US5-20,¢,'6dbe.c 119: FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, M. $1000 8 C 6's, new, n-f, 5. 50 shs Panama RR.bo 134 100 Pec RE of Mo. bo 45) 1000 Brook pa Park j 110) wi i 100 Mich Cen RR. 3 inn Pie 56) ST 50, 57 100 57 00 87 1000 700 LS&M8 53 3000 Erie ad'mas bree 100" 200 53 2000 Mich Sou sf bds. 108% 200 53 1000 Lake 8 diy bds., 1023¢ 700 9000, 3500 3 geeeeezee egarggagees 2000 Gt West Ist, 88, 80. 1000 Chi & Mil 18st. 98! 1000 P RR of Mo Lstbo 80! geo: 10 shs Metropol B’k.. 131 os 100 Spring 3 MeCoal... Gl iw? 198 au ar 39g nick Min. 103 sata as pd. Be 8 500 do. 100 US Ex. Jo NYCalti.bess 102 100 34 ~be 130% 100 do. a3 BA: be 70% lOMASLPRERpEbe 63! 91) IW TIE WRR....bo 6 200 di 6 6 7 7 122% “BREORE CALL=12:30 P.M. + 107, 1000abs LS AM BRR 54 ReEtes. SESUREE & So segses ag38 5 Ez 100 Atl & Pac pf. ie 119% $5000 US 5-20, ¢.°87.be SECOND BOARD—1 P, $1000 Tenn ' old.d© 51% 400 shs Erie RR. S00 Cen Pac eb. 2200 4000 GP Ist, San J be 19000 Un P RR 1s 1 $1000 U S 5-20,¢,"65,n 1000 0 & NW ce at 185 shs Nassau Bk. love & 8 Wi Ritptbe 100M ae: 200 zz 100 do. 200 N J Sou Rit..b 100 Atl & Pac pf. 300 WDisrercsercee 100 2:30 TO 3 P. M, 600 shsLS&MSRR. 53% 800 do bs bt $5000 Un Pac Ig...... So000 C & NWeeeg by 100 shs Mich © RR... 100 di COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND UNCHANGED— YUTURES WEAK—¥FLOUR STEADY—WHEAT QUIET AND HIGHEB—CORN FIRMER—OATS QUIET— BYE DULL-—BARLEY ACTIVE—BARLEY MALT DULL—PORK DULL AND LOWER—LARD DULL AND WEAK—PETROLEUM FIRMER—NAVAL STORES QUIET—GROCERIES STEADY—HIDES DULL— OLS QUIET AND FIRM—WHISKEY DULL, LOWER AND NOMINAL—FREIGHTS QUIET AND STEADY—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET—GUN- NIES QUIET. WeEpNespAy, Sept, 20—6 P. M. The markets were generally a trifle more active and firmer. On ’Change flour was steady, Wheat was firmer and in fair demand, Corn wabeasy. Oats easy, Whis- key steadier, Pork lower. Lard quiet, Cotton on tho spot was quiet and without further change. Futures werg weak Poetroloum was firmer, Nayal stares were] quiet. Oiis were quiet and arm. Hides were dull, Hemp and jute were quiet, Gunnies were quiet. Groceries were quiet and steady. Covvex.—The market for Brazil was quiet and frm, We note sale of 4,370 bags Rio, ex Catharine, good or- dinary, at 193¢¢., gold; mild grades were steady. We quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 190, ® 19}¢¢.; fair do., 20%<e. a 2030.5 good do., 20%c. a 2le.; prime do., 21iKe. @ 21}¢e., extreme range for lots, 190. a 223¢0.; Santos, fair to good, 2040. a 213¢c., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, 26c. a 27¢.; do., grass mats, 27¢. @ 290. ; Singapore, do., 22c, & 24c.; Ceylon, 2c. # 22c.; Maracaibo, 203ge. a 28¢.; La- guayra, 20540. a 21}gc. ; Jamaica, 183¢¢. 20c. ; St. Domingo, 18e. a 18i4c.; Porto Rico, a 2lc.; Costa Rica, 19¢, *e 22e. meet, ry aes Angostare, 19, @ 213g¢.; Savanilla, 20c., Corrom on the compared figures Py the previous day, aay, the appe: wotations mdieate, Towards the close September sold ails 1.6, wish rus mi be ange septloments a . OW tng morulization, with pome. “tale Mf elilicoeet being ike Sarasa dg” Sete ESE a Mirage ‘of the day. tions uneed on ‘Change 1-160. December 155 ie 13 31 Soe 1 Bios fecern : Rebraary 12 Tb-ige. 12 S1-G20.; March, 1 il 13g. 18 18-820. e, 14 ibe a 14ige Quotatio boy vee te a 14340. ct ard of classific neat ation and on cotton in store runuing in qualit; not more than half a grade above or below’ the’ grade _ Ordinary... co 1 1 Strict ordinary. 11 1 1 Good ordinary. ar bot 11% Strict good ordinary. 12 123 12: 12 Low middling, 12 1 183 13 Strict low mid 133.16 13 13 5-16 idling: 18: 13% 13: Beriet wood 14 14 14 Ko0 1 Midaiing take... 4 if if —Steined—Good giatnary, tore 5, aot 3 low middlin, i . ec ow adie es et goto graiitary, To-day. Last Brening, Total Rx a5" = ered ‘Consump' 676 14 Speculation. MG ‘Totals. 1,038 4 Included in tire above are 44 balos to arrive. —For future delivery the gales were as follows :—Yesterda; after 2 P. 5-32¢., M.—September, 200 at 18 100 at LBige., 800 at 13 7. 13.3:-16c.; October, 200 at 12 27-820. 700 1,000 at 12 27-320, 100 at 12%e., 400 at 1227. 12 Ysttde, “B00 ae Ta see 500 at 13 25-820, 1,200 ber, 100 at 12. 2b.aa0. 12 21-320; December, 900 12.27-32c,, 800 Febranry, 100 130. ; ie Bo. Apt, 100 gegen Bales, the as alle is 1.570: Mobile, 509 Bash: ne 1 Norto York, 1} Boston, 1 01. Tast week, 8,314 bales, ‘This re prog! 8. is day 9,512 de Total ‘since September 1, 154,250 baled.” Ci lose ‘as followss—To Havre, by. ste mer , by steam, favre, "by steumn, Ae at 240. ze 6, compressed. Bremo: ‘io “Liverpool, .5-16d. at seh. by ei Toa, Prove any Guaix.—Receipts—Flour, 9,646 prs. wheat, 111,706 bushels; corn, 85,318 do; oats, 80,075 do.; corm mol, 100 bbls. ; bi 6,000 bushels, he. float tare ket was. ste demund. “The sales were 16,000 bbls. Bye wep teady. Corn moal was in fair de- Hambu: Pig hs and — acaveuer a wc ¢ Se a nee, at randywine; ° eatarD. wha 8 © sat 15 for Jersey. We quo ( No. 2 Beporine § State. Extra Stat aight ‘St Louis, choice double e: St. Louis, choice family. Rye flour, fine to superfine. Southern, No. 2. Minnunkeussiasnasnaacet 6 SURE TESA Seegeakecrgey $5 00 5 50 6 25 875 5 50 80 7 50 650 73 800 7 00 750 8 50 8 50 6 00 5 00 525 700 9 00 415 415 4:30 20 50 8 5 gi = he Nov Zand $127 « 81 39 forthe, 2 Milwaukee: The suloe oere ‘about 175,000 bushels, at $1 0€ a $1 14 for reyectod aud No. 3 spring; 1 21 a $123 for primo No. 2 in stor Sia $1 26 for do, llont; $1.26 for Milwankeo in store; ‘$1 34 « 1 37 for No.1 Milwaukee and Minnesota, in store and Afloat; $1 15 a $135 for ner ‘and amber; $1 40 tor white, Corn was a trifle Armer, but closed easier at 70c. for Prime sail, The sales were 100,000 bushels at U5e. a G7o, for worm mixed; G5e. a 70c. for steamer mixed, and 70c. for sail mixed. Oats were a shade easier, The sales were 80,000 bushels at SOc. a 420. for inferior mixed; 42c. a 45¢. St. Louis mixed; 460; for No. 2 Chicago mixed, and white re wag dull and nominal. 480. re: a 60,000 bushels at $1.90. for’ four-rowed States of $1 15 "for standard. and $1 25 for Canada. it was dull and nominal, Beans and peas.—The demand for mediums was firm and in tone steady. Marrows were quiet and unchanged. (ther de- scriptions were dull ie nominal. uot rows, choice, pon, 82 a G2 U5; eerie ‘Soutiiern bi therm rol bug 8 50. icnnins-—The market was quist without, farther change. quote Domestic cloth, 1830. a0 Borneo and Goucibore, 1de-7 Ualenttas 1 Hae ax vdre wore hace ane Seuinslly tnchan, Jute butts wore in moderate demand st shout firm ony e a for double, and $235 » $240 for singl Cy ay oe " a ld, por Ib. the latter for fine Busia, & rip Italian, $2 60 9 $2 75, gold; jute, 3c. a Se., Pye ‘ute ‘butts quoted at 2%c. # ¥o.. currency. Bisai hemp. ii fies diathoon wae dull, but without decided 4 change, The sales were 350 country ‘slaughter and ted A 20 to Kier ney He . 193g0, @ 2OSge. 5 18 ‘to 20 Ibs, 2 a2l to 0 lbs, ge. a 136. gold, selected; city to 80 Ibs, 8 (6; do,, cow, 45' to 80 Ii curreney, selected. giLigans was moderately active, with sales of 1,500 begs at MoLasses was steady but quiet. We quote :—Cuda sunt gal and, taixed. 250.6 0x. da. elayed, Sle. a de, do muscovado, refliing, Bic. a Se. ; do., do. 40c.; Porto Rico, cae fcllsi, Tota 850» 80." New Orleans, ag ede ace was 33} I igs Nava Stores. The ma quiet with sales of 180. atin, at Pe dull a without decided change; both grades were sales were 400 bbis. strained at Tho B15. 100 bois a ti $2 G0'8 3, 190 bbls. at $2.85 0 $350; 100 bbls, No. 2 at $2 bbls, No. 1 at $3 50-0 $4, tnd 230 bble: at 83 00'n 63 S00" far was dull tre nominal, Piteh was neglected ana Bominal at shout former prices. uote :—Spirits turpentine, 33 ee feseinea rosin, $1 75 $1 Sj Wilmington tar, §2 90, tar, $2 25; bay —Linseed was dall la See oe vals gl, ete without further chi irm. Olive was dull and nominal. sheten wae alt ‘and nominal ghanged. | Orude whale was firm with sales of 450 South Seas at G65c. Crude sperm was in raodarate a goat as at full pelos We quote wry ae an stews a ter rm, iia oie ; 650. ; o win, dy," 730. 8 750.3 olive, ensks, $1 a $4 50, Persoumun. tbe ‘mackey wes The 2,000 bbls. sold late last night at at 1s%e. oe Was quoted at 7c. for prompt, for October; do. 10%. a Lle. for prompt, and ‘October. Refined, white, 154s. & l4ec. Boar pt, and October go lots, 13%. & Naphtha, Llc. for prompt and October; cases See! at 17. a P19e. Philadelphia San quoted at 135%c. prompt and October; cargo lots, 13: Baltimore was i vod at Istge. Did for prompt, and October; cargo. lots, wed The Oreck sey tay Toported as follows: —Titus- re Rouseville dull; $1 55 Parker's, nominal; $1 375 Scalptec Pons, GF poskagesi beet #0 do, sing ma pork market wat wt October deliver: wee reaosed ‘at 10%e. a 1 see fand without farther ¢ iy Gutots with Sales of 7.000 tbe. lowe belliee at 1aice: and pickled hams at 1c." Lard was dull and woak, The yrere 100 serees Western, stoam, sold yesterday, at 1 200 do., to-day, at 1346. ; 50 do, prime atty af 18 do., for’ October delivery, at 1311-160, 0 sik ‘do. Seiler yoar, ut 12 7.16c., Kd S00 do.. seller sloves incathe 12Me. Butter—The inarket was firm, with @ fair inquiry fall quotetions. ‘We quote -—Stute take, Band to enoied, Bho. w dren do., common to 20c. a Western cream- fair to ehclee, Wig. u Se. Weutera tubs, fait to choice, 2 20c.; Western Reserve snd Michigan’ fair to ghol 170, & 206. Choese—Tho and tho market was firm at full fory, common to fancy, Le. a 11 Guiries fancy, full cresin, Oo.'a.11e.} skimn, 2c 0.60.; skins, Zoe do. oh fancy, 80. a 1ic. Rick was soady, with sales in, 8, Joobing way of $6 casks Oarolina at Be. 8 Be gb bbls Loulsiane at, 7h4e., 190 do. do. at Bo, Oc. 0 BiG, We oti al pecche yy af, boulatanay ‘8c. ; fair to prime and common n, Bie. & Ge., currency; Patna, 7c. a 73¢0., currency; 1b., old cas noon, agen 2c. por Il Suan was description steady for 80 hhds. Porto Rico at tae Bige. Nor 686. 5 Sout We 6 Oe dot ry} $1 18; do. coos, $4 re tuld'S08 Bo, muscowedo oe The. tofined was unchi We ‘good bores, boxes 8 vigil! roe Pod standard Ay “tb 0 1090. 5 Off lige. be! lie; eoterati lige. : yeli lOige. ; cut loaf, Ike yellow, on raAnin steady at one for Western and 16} ‘ALLOW. — as steady. Thi 4 pO sy 10 sales were 75,000 Wulskey. was steadier, The sales were 350 bbls. at $1 Freients. meg TE. freights were ve mie but steady. The charter market for grain Yonnage was hth. ith em ake vancing tendency ; in fact, there was's frm A through out the whole charter market. Th vised» Tong Patt 500 boxes bacon at HUs., and ee ge xO8 8. ton, The charters were An Au Cy ‘ark, hence a Belfast i witl 4,200 quarters grain, at Ss. an Italian (a récharter), hence to. London aie, with 3,000 do. do. on york, i to Falmouth, private terms; a Norwegian bi ‘@ Spanish eo to Bristol with 2,400 do. do., at 6s. Foporied at 5 ‘8 Norwogi Channel, with 2. 238 G0: do, 6d. no bark, from Baltimore to (excluding west nek of ). with 8,000 Uo, do,, at 78; Anvthor (wow Bb by steam, G + mi ordt ton weak ; iddling, 12 low middling, ue s Fg food oii Migg «Ug rey Nee ge ag " poems, ; ge ogtinwy, ee ee "ie ne vay posh Cotton quiet; middl! gt ante Now Heiss “Ezpone'e cout scruined, “ar stony at 82 mate nie “sats dim 1,800 dbia, bright“ Gahade alia elul aut. mans meal $3 aged, Oats runes Roe put re S90, white 40. ; Michi B80. ; cate aig oe alt a Pie nee for two isp $y ice henge 31,900. bushels 11,000. ‘do. oats, Shi ments, two Ere tn 0 ne four, wheat, 43, CincAco, Sept. 29, 1475. Floor quiet bat frm; ne 85 12: Wheat native; ie, 2 Chi- eae rere ie baller sll the ye BB. 9B. | age. Corn the main lower: No. 2’ mixed, spot, 54ige. in, ba 470. sciler November, eller allie. year; 58s 6 Sto, Oats easier, but good demand; No.’2, 86c. spot, Sahge. ol SINE eller ‘November’ Barley quiet oat fees ae $2 10 rea 1 O33 a BL ler October. Ryo easier, but not Pi ly tower, Pork ‘Unsettled and oily she od $21 90 spor 1 89 seller Septembar $2, Po seller October. Lard quisd sand weak at $1: = gr 2734 or seller October Whie i 7 ies lower at $1 Fr (5 beable: crn, Sy 0) dt tye 0 tgs ioe ies nat 810d Bite “Sra, 1c hh erates Whoat firmer as $1 00! sr 10 Sept toner. 1 1 Detober ‘ fe, Sepromber, Whe Oo. Oats steady at 36c. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. tober. Pork unchanged. Proviprscr, R. I., Sept. 29, 1875, Printing cloths market steady and quist at unchanged quotations. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lonpor, Se} 29—Evet —Linseed 24s, 3d. nn fe aps plesed ey a 248 Sa apihiret fare pontine, 23s. 6d. a 23s. Od. per ews. FANANCIAL, UGUST BELMONT & CO, Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau street, issue Travellers’ Crodits, available in all parts of the world, through the eerrs, DE ROTHSCHILD. sng hey connie ‘Credits and Telegraphic Transf Money on California and Europe. pgs gna’ JOHN HICKLING & CO... BANKERS AND + brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, exccute orders promptly for Stocks, Bonds and Gold, by mail and telegraph, STOCK PRIVILEGES A SPECIALTY. Botore making operations in in, Wall re call or write for our 72 pa Nk, explain ving highest and lowest pues for 15 years. Wy FOUN WICKLING & OO, 72 Broadway, New York, NY PERSON CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS or fe Insurance Stocks can bear of a cash cust er, ari ion be eonfidential, by addressing N. Suse t, parties should ing and A. —STOCK PRIVILEGES, Fall Season, 1875, $25 to $1,000 invested will probably pay, during the next 90 days, from 100 to 500 per cent profit During the same timo last year privileges paid from 500 to 1,000 per cent profit, and the year before from $1,000 to $2,500 was made an $100 invested. Our Weekly Report, sent freo, gives full particue lars and prices of all the stocks dealt in at tho New York Stock Exchange. Stocks bought on # margin of five per cent, ALEX. FROTHINGHAN & CO., Bankers, 12 Wall street, New York. -STOCK PRIVILEGES CAN BE USED AS Zig margin in place of cash for the purchase or sale of Tiere is ttle lek in thie method of operatice We are scvacctstug contracts on members of th Stock ties hange and nsible parties at very rates; $50 for 50 shares; 100 for 100 shares. Quotations and infor ished. tion ful '‘DGE & CO., Bankers — Brokers, No. "7 yotels Now York. Stocks bought and sold against moderate AY REASONABLE bere 2 Pg ON LIFE AND Eatowsens Insurance P. banat ities; insurance of all Minds as stieere with best com- panies. J. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. NY AMOUNT, FROM $1,000 UPWARD, TO LOAN ON Real Estate 'in this city, Brooklyn or ‘Queens county jor term of years, without bonus. WILLIAM E, LEAVITT, 130 Broadway. i A ae: SS EER RE: EERIE AGDRY, 90008 BANK, STOCK—A FEW W §pAnEs eine. BO Breed erect, 50,000 GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY jortgage 10 Per Cent Bon ALT will bear investigation. Send for ci SAMUBL A, i} | GAXLORD, St. Louis, Mo. Marketavle ecurities taken in exchange. Soto. ROT) a REDE Se LCA A STOCK PRIVILEGES NOW PAY LARGE AND 4, speedy profite:, customers advised ately. "Book with information sont free. Adarees B, #00; Wale A WRAILROAD, BONDS | WANTED: UNION AND 5, Logansport 7 per gent First; Columbus and Indians polis Censral 7 per cont F WARD ©. FOX & CO., 30 Broad street. LADY OF CHARACTER AND TALENT, SUFFER- bome ntleman of liberal heart and mean. A husband, wish n house; will ing keen pecuniary distresss, seeks temporary aid from TAddress REAL NEED, box 120 Herald office. YOUNG WIDOW, rata RECENTLY LOST HER Vance her §300, wit give Food security. ‘Address CONSTANT, Horatd Uptown Breach office, LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage for long terms, i, sume to sui; money prompt, SHIP MERSIRAA lian street (Union Buildings). | EgEtston SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY- ird street and Sixth avenue, New York.—Interest com- puted and compounded January and July. Interest paid six yr cent, Interest commences the month ext fol- aries the deposit. Bank open daily; also Monday, Wednes- and Saturday evenings. Pe SOHN E. DEWITT, President. H. K. Truranr, Vice President. | Gro. 0, WaxDo, Sec, ALWAYS ITAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW one eine elt) oor 8 without bonus, Principals “HEY. “GRANT, 145 Broadway. ORBY £0 LOAe. _iweetEU TON Loree. = LOAN Mortgage in jew York and Brook; MARCU P. ‘STOW, Counsellor-at-law, Apply to MARCUS Brondway, third floor. BCHANTOS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Bowery, near How m stre Deposit ae. - on or before October 2 will draw interest from ne tt it day of October Interest allowed on all sams from Ug WORE Gatly Bee 10 A. M. to 3 P.M. on Mondays and from 10 to 7, ve from 10107 4, CONKLIN, President, H. C. Fister, Secretary. X JfONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH. ‘out bonus; on second and leasehold mortgages at acy terms, GEO. W. STAKE, 150 Brondway, room 8. ee Q)FFICH OF THE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE CoM. AS see Ns SHA jew York, S¥pt, 29, 1975, A stock dividend of 38 1-3 yom has beon declared (in- creasing the capital to $200,000), certificates for which will be fasued to stockholders on ‘demand, . DU BOIS, Secretary, AILROAD SECURITIES, State, City, Town and County Bonds; also all classes of secaritios having market value, bought and sold id by WH. A. GUEST 2 Iv Hescen street, New York, FINANCIAL, ‘WAXTED, TO BORROW_ON MORTGAGE, | $5,000, for five years, at six per cont, on property at Pecks: Kil worth “over 810,000 Koply 6 “P. We WILDEY. 11 Broadway, New York. bet ANTED—TO BORROW, 8,000 ON SEVENTY LOTS, sitgated at ont, in the centre of the lately an- nexed wards. Address R. 8. T., owner, Herald office, Weemelee TO $75,000, FIRST MORTGAGE, ‘on Pere wed unencamberad Real Estate in state of New York. be 4-7 appraised value of prop- ery. Address MORTGAGE, Herald office 5.000 NAXTEDIAGALNST FIRST MORTGAGE, Seat ae, genre 28, property worth 820,000, in, ¢ itaten Islan mau eee toe GEORGE W, STAKE, room 8, 150 Broadway, $11,500 WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE IM- proved property (first cl na, worth $36,000; $4,000 on improved property, worth’ $15,000. ‘Full searches (certified) ; a fair bonus pad JAMES A. MOKRISSE, reat estate and insurance agent, 274 Main street, Paterson, N. $200. O00 70, ,04%-oN NEW yorK D Brooklyn property, in sums to suit; no Bw bony 4 BROWN & GOOD’ |, 5 Liberty street, room 55 $200,000 2204.98 sae, ams Beas fare in sums » Anverest, on strictly frst class Prope: ppl $0 JOHN ‘D, Repent and Fulton tons New York. $300. 000, Brooklyn City 7 per cent Bonds, tm one, two and three years, al or eae SUsteL A, MORAN, ‘all street. ———s 3; mo ee ail ing, corner of = COPARTNERSHIPS, Ditties exe gator COPARTNERSHIP HERETOe fore existing under the firm and naiue of J. Newwittor Sons has this da; peens oionolved by mutual oat Tuliue Newwitter and Morr ywwitter, of said rm, wilil fiquidete all outstanding deus, i JULIUS NEWWITTER, NATHAN J. NEWWITTER, MORRIS J. NEWWITTER. Now York, Sept. 6, 1875. BUSINESS ( OPPO —T0 BE DISPOSED OF AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, + the Stock, Fixtures. and Good Will of an old estab: lishod Ale Brewery; capacity 225 bbis. bis, por day; bulldings on faverable lease. {uquire on premises Forty-second, street. SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000 OR $15,000, in a profitable mannfacturing business, which is limited only by means at comand; first class references: By | fa ae required, ‘Address J. & B., box 5,303 New York N IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE HOUSE IN fancy articles in staple demand by the best trad ihronghows the cqnntry desire an ofice. Partner with $5,0U to increase the bubiness. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 58 Broadway. RELIABLE MAN WITH $1,000 CAN"HAVE THIRD interest in legitimate cash business; will pay him from. $1,500 to $2,000: thorough investigation ‘solicited; unques- Honable reference. Address SOLID, Herald office. A. PARTNER REQUIRED IN A. BUSINESS ESTAB- Ushed in 1867, paying large profits; income to investor faranteed at $2.50! yearly. For particulars soe my agent, YD, No. 20 Broadway. he —DESIRABLE BUSINESS INTERESTS, MANUFAC- sin MEINE and mercantile, open for nogutiution. Those Feces business ads VE & CO., Business and Finsuclal Agente, 1:28 Brosdway, coruer Thirty fret street, PARTNER WANTED IN. * hgh ts Y ESTAB! lished cash Business 5,000 a yi Gali, in parson only, on AERY ANDES G3 eset nine ae opposite Stewart’ Ate PARTY WISHING BUSINESS AND HAVING A little capital may join equally a pprerere enterprise fortan $50,000 may Be realised. has made several canta M. JONES, Hers wo Tiranch ESTABLISHMENT RESSMAKING AND ‘PATTERN first cass place on the onst sid for salo—The only ‘owner wishes to retire from business; system of cutting an SEUGAS, 325 Grands, fitting taught to purchaser. Mrs. A. Ml. OOD, RELIABLE MAN, WITH $300, TO ACT AS treasurer for the most successful troupe on the road. Sites 35 East Kighteouth stroet, near Broadway, 12 M. to MMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT OFFERED TWO BUST ness men or mechanics with sabstantial parties, or in- torest in profitable contract; must Sarulah (horoughly se- gvred) little cash or material, GENT, Herald office, 0 HOTEL OWNERS,—WANTED, A FURNISHED Houso, in any section of the country. Apply to or ad- dress GEORGE LEE STEWART, Astor House. THE RIGHT PARTY AN INTEREST WILL BE given in one of the best Real Estate Offices up town ; $500 and entire services required. G. D., station B, ANTED—A PARTNER WITH A SMALL CAPITAL; sure investment. Apply to LANE & WEAVER, Dramatic Agents, No. 3 East Houston street. A eet iSlarnerettry 9 WHO WISH TO MAKE (ghihade ¢all and examine a Bison of machinery of rons m can be used by boy of 1 ADAMS & CHOSS, 153 West Broadway, New "ANTED—A LAWYER IN A REAL ESTATE OFFICE PNG ag id Lega Soh ont free ap tal pe one noe the rotits, or will pa: prose: dre THowas’ Herwd 0 bea ‘ANTED.—AN ALE BREWERY IN THIS CITY would give to a responsible party the sole agency for the sale of their ule aud porter in Brooklyn, where 10, 12,000 barrels ought to be sold the first year. For partloulacs address OSWEGO, Herald office. WWASTEDIMAN AND WIFE WITH $3,000 DOUBLY ‘secured, to take glass boarding house salary, “G20. ‘address W. Het 408" Sout Washington square, Philadetphia, $300 Witt, SECURE, ONE. HAL INTEREST IN und established Oyster House on a ouling ave~ nue; an opportunity worth Invest particulars apply to LLOYD, Minas oe IF TAKEN IMMEDIATELY.—$500 WILL $50 if interest in an easy, ousy, clogant busines ay nye ‘business call F ALLEN, No. 1 Prot, Partios meaning $500 20"; BALANCE EASY, WILL PURCHASE ast Twenty-fourth street. half interest in an established mercantite bu ness; splendid opportuuity for a man of ability. Oni Clpais with ‘ast need udresa, lor two days, OPPORTOs NITY, Heraid nate $1 000. —I WANT A PARTY TO ADVANCE | ala Oh bl Rg Si aera without | risk, Address POULTRY. = $2,000 © lerald office. $4,000.—WANTED. A GENTLEMAN Bom in Philadelphia; im assured to ‘address in a ve oflice busi- one oF $i, to 820,500 sper proper ream t) \- est sivortigation, "Address CENTENNIAL, Herald Fila delphia Brunch offi NLAL, Herald Phila- $5. 000 wit PURCHASE Baty INTEREST 1X very mon: and; seency. An equalled Sportal unity. Au active mau, with rei only need sive edo A. BIGGS, No. 5 Dey street. Ve 000 PARTNER; BUSINESS EIGHT YEARS + established; most important solo agencies of highly recommended firms In Barone secured; new article jo thg imtroduced. Address MERCHANT, box 109 Herald RAPID TRANSIT. 4 PLAN TO BE ADOPTED AT ONCE—INVENTORS ORDERED TO REMOVE THEIR MODELS. The Rapid Transit Commissioners yesterday devoted the greater part of their session to a discussion of the spe) cifications to govern the Now York Elevated and Gilbert Elevated railroads in tho construction of the proposed roads, The nature of these deliberations, of course, cannot be disclosed, The Commission had in consultation with them for several hours Mr. Foster, President; Mr. Alex- ander, counsel; Mr. Navarro, capitalist, and Richard Wilson, engineer, of the Gilbert road, and President Courtwright, of the Greenwich Elevated road. One of the Commissioners stated to a Huraup reporter that it was not at all likely that any plan now before the Commission would be adopted in its entirety, “It is impossible to find a perfect plan, as it is impossible to find @ perfect man, and we will endeavor to adopt the best features of the best plan.” It seems, there- fore, pretty certain that the public aro not likely to be inflicted with any ‘railroad on stilts,” like the present Greenwich road, which has Ueto @ successful experi- ment but not such as should be set up as a permanent id transit line. "Fhete was much rejoicing yesterday over the horse, foot and dragoon, of the horse car comvanies represented in the advocates of the depressed system. For days these gentlemen lobbyists have veen at work industriously to mistify and delay the Commission, hoping to prevent the adoption of a plan within the timo specified in the law, in the hope that a new com- mission might be appointed who would dilly-dally until the Legisiature meets, when the horse car com. panies would be masters of the situation. They have resorted to all manner of misrepresentation, and in some instances falsehood, to carry their polnt, but happily have failed, as they ex} thete ehele mide of campaign too soon, Among other stories they circulated with a view of prejudicieg public sentiment against the Commission, and in Sagi of the appointment of another one to succeed La @ statement that Commis- joner J. L. Mott is a $1,000,000 stockholder in tho bankrupt Boston and Montreal allroad, ‘and supported the elevated plan to make ita feeder for his own line, Mr. Mott authorizes the statement that he has not a dollar's interest in the road im question, Hearings were fd yesterday to the plans of Ira Buckman, Alexander randon, James K. Serrell and General Koy Stone, rep- resenting the Phoenixville (Penn.) Iron Company, This Company presented a model of a saddie-back elevated road, which they have in operation for a distance of a quarter of a mile at Phoenixville, L. Sykes & Son, of Philadelphia, filed plans for a double column four track elevated road, fifty feet , the costof construction of which they. retused to ivulge. The officers of Part 1, Court of Common Pleas, hav- ing notified the Commissioners that the room is’ to be occupied by the Court, the Commission will to-day va- cate and occupy a room on the floor above, which 1 entirely too small to hold the models they have before them. They have, consequently, notified inventors to remove their modols at once, stating that while under the law they are empowered to confiscate them, an have no desire to do so if they are at once removi It is believed that the plan of construction will be agreed upon to-morrow or Saturday, and a promalga. tion of it made on Monday next, depressed railroad men are greatly broken in spirit, and not one of them appeared yesterday. They were, however, in the neighborhood, and very active ta denouncing the Comuuission and plotting for the defeat of an cie- vated road,