The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1876, Page 9

OYSTERS, (CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.} favored with the world’s goods. Contrary to the gen- erally secepted idea, the dealers state that as good and As sOund a oyster can be obtained in June as in No- vember, but prudential and economical reasons stand io the Way Of bringing the articio into market during summer, It even seems that if the supply was as pientitul and the prices even lower in the heated Season than in the cold there would not be a consump- tion at all equal tothe supply. Appetite for oysters fails when the thermometer goes beyond cighty Fees; it requires the bracing breezes of October or the ting blasts of January to freshen trafiic in the article. Indeed, wholessle dealers would have no great objec- Hon to a suspension of ull sales during the summer, believing that an entire abstinence trom the food few months would have the effect of vastly increasing the consumption during the remainder of the year. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. A Quiet Market—Speculators Waiting for Something to Turn Up. GOLD 1101-8 A 1097-8 A 110. Government and Railroad Bonds Firm and in Fair Bequest—Money on Call Easy at 11-2 a 2 Per Cent, THE NATIONAL DEBT STATEMENT. | Watt Srruzr, Fauvay, Sept. 1—6 P, M. ‘The difference popularly supposed to exist “twixt tweedledum and tweediedee”’ will give a fair idea as to the choice of either the bull or bear side in to-day’s market, Ifanythingthe bears had the best of it, tor ‘there was more fall than rise, more weakness than strength. At the send off there ovcarred a spasmodic Advance in New Jersey Cevtral and Delaware and Lackawanna, which carried both stocks % per ent above the initial prices; but the rest of the list Tetused to sympathizo und rather looked the other way, #0 the coal fuvorites being unable to struggle upward all alone speedily joined the ruck im the course to lower figures, ‘Tho decline was a very moderate one, however, and by no means of the galloping sort we have recently been avcustomed to, Generally fractional parts of a point comprised the variations, thus giving the lesser hghts of the market an opportunity to shine im a me- dium adapted to their peculiarly luminating powers, Luke Shore, which was such a hot favorite yesterday, had few courtiers to-day, aud by the abandon meut of the Osborn Mill phalanx, who had sold their siock out at something less than cost price, was left solely to the dty nursing attentions of the smallcr gambler. ‘The strongest fancy on tho list turned out to be Western Union, which, although its rise was limited to a balf per cent, showed its best figures at the close, The new doctors in attendance were liberalin their “acvice gratis” as to the policy of purchasing, while they promisea aspecdy strengthening of the stock and a sure recovery to 80. There were buyers of 15,000 shares, who tock the stock and the medi- eine on the faith that both would do them good, Timo will show whether the dose is tonic or cathartic. The halt inthe market was in a measure due to fresh reporta of further reducticns in railroad freights, it being given out that Pennsylvania Central had sliced off an additional five cents per hundred from their existing schedule, The roport failed to be confirmed, however, and later in the day lost any influence it might have had, As the market (after yesterdays’s fashion) turned on the pivot, and at threeo’clock showed a recovery of XM to 13 per cent trom the poorest quotations. Money remains at the stereotyped figures of two per vent, at which unlimited amounts areto be had on tall The loud calls were entirely without feature, ox- dept such as were presented by aquict firmness and Uminished business, Taken altogether, Sir Charles Coldstream’s complaint What ‘there was nothing in it” 1s as fair a criticism on yo-day’s business os can be suggested. ee ‘THR BALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions of the Stock Exchange to-day ag. sregated about 108,718 shares:—New York and Hudson, M0; Erie, 6,500; Lake Shore, 15,500; Cleveland and Pittaburg, 143; Northwestern, 800; do. preferred, 1,400; Rock Island, 6,300; Pacifle Mail, 700; St. Paul, 5,400; Bt Paul preferred, 11,800; Obios, 2,500; Western Uuton, 11,700; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 24,200; New Jersey Central, 16,835; Michigan Central, 1,900, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— 5 Opening, Highest, Lowest, New York Contral........ 106 106, 106 Eri - 1% 104 97% Lake Shore... wae OB bai Northwestern , seceee BOK 3T Northwestern preterred... 60 60 Rock Isiand 108% 104% Milwaukee ai ~. Sh éL Mil. and St. Paul preterred 66 0645 Ohio and Mississippi ee. uy New Jersey Central . 40% 413% Del., Lack. und Western.. 83%; 84 Western Union 69% TOs Pacitic Mail, « 22g 22g CLOSING PRICHS—3 P.M, SUP pi. 65% a 6% C&L. mw 87 cca ic 3% a Se eT 1 eee AD MLaMin bt. 6st Estsoyi ww Adame x....105 7 & Lake Sbore.... 5234 Amer Ex. a 30% Ls Kapross .. 5B 6 3% 138 VeisFarot 84 4 Ny) Gan 168'5 Chica Alton... 97 8 Ni Cen 40 «40% Clev & Pitty... 9135 & Ohio & Mins.’ 113g a Tig CLAN W..| 36h 0 Panatia, 2.02 185 Chicas W pi, 50% 0 Tol & Wab.. 2 Chi SRI” 404* 6 15 Bila mek... BOK & 2 ADVANCH AND DECLINE, ‘The following shows the changes as compared with yesterday's closing prices:— ASpvaxce.—Delaware and Lackawanna, %; St. Paul referred, 3s; Northwesteru, %; Obio and Mississippi, ; Western Union, ; Rock Island, 3 . Decuixe.—atlantic and Pacitic Telegraph, 44} ¢., C ©. and 1, 1; Delaware und Hudson Canal, 4; Erie, § Lake Shore, %; St. Paul, &; Jersey Central, Northwestern preferred, 3; Central and Hudson, \ Pacific Mail, 4; Producers and Petroleum,» ; gold, 3. THE MONEY MARKE Money was in abundant supply and loaned on call at yg @ 2 percent The following wero the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities:—Savanuah, 3 premium; Charleston, para 4 a 44 premium; New Orleans commercial, 3-16; bank, %; Cincinnati firm. par, 50 premium; St. Louis, par; Chicago, par. Sterling Exchange was steady ; prime asking rates, 4.87 and 4.48 ; selling rates, 4.86, 4.5635 and 4.88 —-Reicn- marks, 04 0 947% and 9555 0 955;. Cables, 96 = 96%. Prime Paris, 6.15%; aud 5 13%. THE GOLD MaRKR®. Gold opened at 11034, declined to 3097, and rallying before the day’s business ended, was 110 at the close) The borrowing rates were 1 aud 1; percent. Loans Were also made flat und at 1 to 2 per cent for carrying. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. SPECIR FROM SAN FRAXCINCO, ire the shipments ol specie from San Francisco for the past fifteen days:— Gold coin. >. $2,147,000 Gold bara. 62,200 Silver com. , 400,000 Bilver bars, + 267,42 Total, $8,166,629 GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds were in moderately gc od request, and closed firm at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 12634 «127; da do, 1981, reg- istered, 117% & 117%; do. do., do, coupon, 118 a 11854; do, do., 1865, registered, 112% a 113; do. do., do., toupon, 112% a 113; do. do., do, new, registered, 13% #1134; do. do, do., do., coupon, 118% a 11555; do. do, 1867, registered, 117 @ Li744; do do, do, coupon, 117.4 1174; do. do,, 1568, registered, 118% NOK; do. do, do, coupon, 1ISK a 1104; do, ten- forties, registered, 115% @ 115}; do. do., coupon, 115% & 116; do, fives, 1881, registered, 115% & 118}; do., do, coupon, 1153, « 115%. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were generally quiet at well sustained prices. Union Pacifie sinking ex-interest, Ohio and Missi fonds brought ¥2%g a 92%. 106% ware and Hudson, registered, of 1891, at 112, Kansas and Texas sinking fupds rose to d7\. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union firsts, 106% to 106%; Union land grants, 104% to 1054; Union sinking tunds, 9214 to 9244; Centrals, 110% to 111. A Washington despatch says the Secretary of the Treasury bas issued a call for $10,000,000 five-twenty bonds, $7,000,000 ot which are coupon and $3,000,000 registered, numbered as follows:—Coupons, $500, from 601 to 3,350 inclusive; $1,000, from 2801 to 14,550 tn- clusive; registered bonds, $100, from 1 to 200: $500, from 1 to 800; $1,000, trom 1 %0 500; $5,000, from 642 to 1,100; $10,000, from 1 to 1,160, all numbors inclu- sive. Interest cease December L. ‘The Sub-Treasury released to-day $17,200 silver coin. The public debt statement for August shows a de- crease of $3,120,000, DRY Goops mroRTs, The imports of dry goods at this port for the week ending to-day were $1,660,828, and the amount mar- keted $1,980,910. The total imports of dry goods at tho port since January 1 were $58,685,960, and the total amount marketed $59,315,575. THUR PORKIGN MARKET, The new United States funded loan is quoted in Lon- don at 10330104 The Financier says it is under- stood that the applications thus tar are fairly satisfac tory, the bulk of them being for actual investment, Seventy thousand pounds of bullion has gono into the Bank of Englana on balance to-day, ‘The following are the last prices:—Consols for money, 9534 29554; consols lor account, 9534 a 955; fivo- twenty bonds of 1865, old, 1055; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 10834; ten-forty bonds, 107%; now fives, 1073; Erie common shares, 975. A London despatch says the decline in consols is duo to the attractive character of the now American 4}4 per cont and funding loan, just offered here by the Rothschilds, and, associates the European syndicate. Several of the London banks are selling consols to take up these 434 per cent bonds, Consols for money and account, 9544. PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations by telegraph :— ippl consolidated sinking Union Pacific firsts sold at Neveland and Toledo, new, at 105; and Dela- | Bid, Asked, City sixes, new. 10% 1103 United Compani 137 18s Pennsylvania Railroad. . 485 48% Philadelphia and Reading Ratiroad... 443¢ 447% Lebigh Valley Railroad... 5355 53% Catawissa Ruilroad preforred. az 42he Phiadeiphia and Erie Rutlroad. . by 164 Northern Central Railroad. 31g 31% Lehigh Navigation,...... 824 8234 Lehigh Navigation, gold loan. 9835 99 MINING STOCKS, The following are the closing quotations for mining stocks by teiegraph from San Francisco:— Consolidated Virginia 58% Crown Point. . 12% California .. Yollow Jacket....... 894% Segregated Beleber.. 85 by Ophir. 50g 23k Chollar, - Confidence 18 Sav: [21 Sierra Nevad 1b Consolidated Imperial 544 Exchequer. 18 Mexican 354 Overma: 2 Gould & Curry Justice, 254 Best & Belcher Caledonia Bie Hale & Norcross. THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT. The following 1s a recapitulation of the public debt statement issued to-day :— DEUT BRARING INTEREST IN CUIN, Bonds at 6 per cent... $984, 909,650 Bonde at 6 per cent... 712,320,450 Total principal. +++ $1,697,320, 100 Total interest 24,007,463 DEBT BEARING s Navy pension lund at 3 per cent. $14,000,000 Interest. isos sbaheden 70,000 DEBT ON WHICH INTERKST HAS CEASED SINCE MATURITY, Principal. $3,02 Interest. 1 DELT BKARING NO INTEREST. Old demand and legal tender notes...... $369,401,336 Certificates of deposit, 31,880,000 Fractional currency. 3 1 Coin certificates, 29, 969, 800 Total principal... $462, 606,447 Total unelaimed interes 21,704 TOTAL DEBT. Principal. asses «$2,176,947, 758 Interest 2,44 + -$2,201,240, 703 CASH IN THY TREASURY. Coin... soho 088 Currency... s.vag@fece ovooe Special deposits held. for redemption of ti certificates of deposit, as provided by law. . obdeosieeskeseacabas 2 > Ot, 000,000; Total... $108,058, 762 DEUT LRSS CASH IN THW TREASURY. August 1, 1876... September 1, 1876. Decrease of debt during the month Decrease of debt since June 80, 1876 g BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANIES INTEREST PAYANLK IN LAWFUL MONEY, Principal outstanding. $64,623,512 Interest accrued and no 646,235 y' Interest paid by United Stat 82, 080, Interest repaid by transportation’ of mails, &o. ¥s9 bs + 6,024,552 Balance of interest paid by United States, 25,159, 666 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES ‘aT, Sept. 1, 1874, BRYORY CALI—W AD M. 200 shs Del,Lt W...b3 84 DO Oe... A 10.0 ao BAY 200 St 50) BE 200 BA lw OO 100 50 10 do. 5 40LS EMS RB. wo 400 do can 500 200 it 10 10 400 100 a 100 0 bo 00 5Y% 100 100 ‘ 50%q 100 NJ Con Ri an 200°” do... 4 20) 4135 200 41% 41s 415 500 Chi & 41% 100 41 200 do od 413§ 500 Mil & St PRR pt. wy lu do... 404 2 s: ¥ 200 ee ao 26> Mlieb « 100 £0) Ohio lus ly AND $1000 Os $10000 U 85.20, ‘9000 do. Sau do. 100 do. ow U8 14000 UB 6 se, 31. GA U 8 DB 6, ¢ 1000 LU 5 6-20,6, 0. LNT” 22000 do, a FIRST BOARB—LO:80 AL 5000 Dix Cols6o%sbe 72 109 shs Chi & RIRR, 1s Pio Cl seesebe 72 FN ee keve 0% ‘3000 Chi Alt h 12k 100 ‘ 10d) Cal, AQ Mk Bw 12000 Cui RE P78. HO 200 SouUNJ Cen Ista 12 BO TONY O Ietjcou.. VBI 200 1000 do 2 well Buy 1sKW NJ Cen conv.be 87" 400 1000 M st BLst, Le 20 Gu do aw 2000) M&S? zu) Sov0 Miles luo 1u00 Mor & Ww 5000 M & 2 4m lw orn ™ we nw C&NWerg 3) YuuU do. 2 do Pi Sn Un Pac + 100 Pac Kit of Mo..be 1000 Ut Pae st: Lo 2x Y do. iodo. oo Mil 4 St RR b v0 do. 16 erchants’ Bk 20D & HUan,.,.bee Ssseseeess BNY,N bir ey pe do ro Mt Cen iit,” | 77 Oley & P gtd ZOCM AN Wititioe do rie bid NW RRplbe 25 Chi d Alt RE.opg 85. ‘do... wr 100 Obi & 106 100 du, BeFORN CALL —18:30 P.M, 1Osbe Ped H Cen. 85 100shsC &NWplsl0 69% BOO vest rok. ey7g looChi rr “ONY Ce Bed toe too” bri 100 Brie Rik... Om ROD ay 1009 do. wy 10 4 0 do. 1700 do. LO do 20L84 MS 400 do. zo» do soo 00 Del, Lit W 200 do ry Bor do. “0 do 100 tide... 100 do 800 MiP SeP RRCI! BO) 200 ‘ 100 20% 100 SU esi 65% 500 oy 500, 8 200 Ohio 1074 oo ae loys 50 uy, Mi; $10000 U8 6's,r,S1be 117% $1009 7 114 1000) UR G:B0K WS.n 11314 820000 US 115; LLSAg SECOND BOARD—1 P.M 4956 109 sha Chi & N W..b 7 if 3 8H, YONI CeumkR...be 39% 1000 Long Dock bds. 1042 10) do... 100 O a M con st, 2000 di 4° 1000 Un Pac iistbe 500 Un Vacsink £.. 1,000 Nash & D Ist. 800) Del & i'r, Ola. 5000 Mo. K€ T's. be 8000UL & Tol new be 10 she D&HUan,.be o do 10) Ohio « Miss RR.be 100 do Lo do 3 100 Chie & RIRR.be 2 do 8 0) do. 20) Con Or B9%G no oP CLE PG Moxy 100 100 Mar L & Min 10) oO Ww ‘ A 140K) 100 2d 200 coud 100 di 2 600 100 Adam . 39 Mor & Es 100 do > Loo Maa Sac 200 Wells: “! 0 SUSEx. 3 400 Fine 300 Erle RK M4 lw 4 Bo» do. 6 HOLS & BOO Del, Le Wittt.be BBI 400 WOOD don cceceees BBM 1» wo do.. ga) 600 200. BOO TO 300 1 200 wo i 100 900 100 200 bd 10 ; 30 To 3 P.M. $5000M,K&Tesf.as 58 200shaChi& RI 104% 16 0) Ci Bae thas bate do... ‘4 Gushs NYC SUR ao. 100 West U Tel. * do. KO do. 3 ao. 300 do doo do 100 do. 100 Mil & st 300 Frio Rit 100 do. 6.0 Mich Con 200 Del, 300 LB Ms RR au “do 400 AD. eee B00 do 100 Pittsburg Bit. 200 do. 20) Chi & NW ack pl iw do. BONS Cen KK. 609 do 20 do 100 Ohio & 20 do. ds COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT FIKM, WITH AN ADVANCE OF 1-l6c. ON LOW MIDDLING AND BELOW; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY AND 1-32c. 4 1-8c, HIGHER—FLOUR DULL—WHEAT DULL—CORN QUIEI—OATS FIRM—WHISKEY UNSETTLED AND LOWER—PORK FIRMER—LARD ¥IRMER— PETROLEUM UNSKITLED—SPIKITS TURPEN- TINE FIRMER—ROSIN QUIET—OIL8 STEADY— COFFEE FIRM—SUGAR WNOMINAL—FREIGHTS STEADY. Fripax, Sept. 1—6 P. M. Tho trade movement has been irregular and fitful during the past week, some days showing a large busi- ness, While others were uuusualiy quiet. Some depart- ments of trade have been tolerably active right along, however, and presenting an unusually large showing for the week. In dry goods there has been a freo movement all through the week, and the demand for new fall descriptions of goods shows a steady increaso from day to day, the aggregate trans- actions of tho week being unusually heavy. The market: for both cotton and woollen fabrics has also shown groater strength and prices Lavo favored the seller for the first time in mavy mouths, Wool has met with free salo and tho market has shown increasing strength. ‘The improved feeling in the breadstuffs market noticed in our remarks a week ago has been sustained, and during the past few days wheat has been more freely taken, in part to arrive, for export at improved prices. The aggregate sales for the week, however, aco moderate. Flour bas fluctuated @ have been no Fadical fluctuations. been fairly active, but the tone of the market has not improved although choice samples have occasionally realized extreme figures, or about lc. # 2c. above the quotations at the current writ- ing. Oatshave generally ruled firmer. Whiskey has been nominal all through the week, tumbling down wonderfully at the close, and very little has been done. Provisions have been the particular shattlecock on ‘Change, having been knocked about ad Hiitum. About all the speculative feeling there is on ’Change centres in the hog product, and the bear interest having gained the ascendancy of late « perfect raid has been made during the week on both pork aud lard, both of which have been forced to @ lower figaro than has been known im this market for many months, Freights and charters have fluctuated about as little as anything, the rates being generaily weil sustained. ‘To-day (Friday) the markets showed few important chan Flour was dull, but nominally unchanged. Wheat was | dull, but nominally unchanged. There was very little mani- fest inclination to purchase to-day, independent of prices, | whieh remained nominal. Corn was without decided change and quict. Oats remained firm, Whiskey was uu sottied and decidedly lower, Pork and lard reacted to-day, and, without much apparent demand for either, prices were better. Freights were steady. Cotton on the spot was firm, with an advance of 1-1tc. on low middling and below, Futures closed steady aud 1-82c. a Sc. higher, Coffee was firm. Sugar was nominal. Oils were stesdy. Petroleum unsottled. Spirits of turpentine firmer, Rosin quiet, Asus remained quict at S\gc- w Sige. for pots. Pearis wore nominal at 6s. @ Te. ANTIMONY remained quiet at 15340. 15%e., gold. Beeswax was quoted at Sic, a Sz3;c. for Western and Southern; 1,200 Is. North Carolina sold at 32e. BuooM Coun was dail and unsettled; quoted at 43fc. » Se. for red, Se. a Ge, for red tipped and Ze. & Be. for medium A steady. We quote :—S; stearic, acid (16 04), 2 1604), Ze. # 16e.; parailin 2se.; sperm paton adamantine (U2 » 19¢, a 200. i. —the market for Brazils w firm but quiet. M. n privat also quiet, We quote Ordinary a 1oMe.; fair do. 17ige. pod do,, for lots, amaica, 1. 18ige. #160. § sla, T4e, dall but unchangea. We quote :— heads, #1 90 9 82 25; sug: shooks, with beads, 38-inch, 82 0 @ $1 U5; do., do, 36-ne : box shooks, 75¢. « 80e.; rum do., 4: pip y empty housheads, $2 40; hoops, 14 feet, ordinary to prime, $35 6 + hoops, 12 tees, do, 8 $35 ver Me SMorran—ie note snles of about 200,000 Ibs. lake ut Ge, cas, Market closing at about 1Vc., cash. ‘as unchanged, % quote Manila darge and jexicum, 10) TSe. w Lie; Sav: OF Ie, 1SSgC & do. eordage, bolt rope iw Lic; tarred Mania, Lae; Seal rope. 10. « ew Zealand, Lidge. & I2qc.; Ruse lomp, tarred. lic. : Russia bolt rope, Lie. Corton.—There war a fair movewont in ay cotton and the market raled firm, with aa advan.¢ of 1-ite. on low inid- dling and below. The warket for future deliveries opeued Guil-and Lasze. below Thursday's closing prices, bus grew Headier during tho alternooa and cwosed steady with an havance of from I-3.c. to ise. The closing prices vo-day compare with Thursday's as follow Thursday, August 31, Sept..ce 1d o-ly a 11 19.32 Getober . Nov, Dee... January. Ide. : American do. Quotations » tion and on eottou in store ramaing in quality got more than hiait a grade above or below Lhe grade quoted, Cytande Aisouma, N. Orleana Peruse Ordinary. ws 1 oy oy Btriet orajnary. 9 ot w v Good ordinary. 1o's1e Jo's16 10816 1043.16 Birvet good ordinary 107% 10 11 dda) 1 Low i" # Strict iow middilog 113 Middiing.... 0... Lt jood middling... trict guud midi’. Middiltig twit. seve. ttrict good ordinary, fmiddilug, 11 Blue. spot Today. Las Be'g. Total. 408" pralltiair| 614 a1 1164 pay -_ 2 ’ 1a we Aust act, Gis)’ Dalen” For future deiivery tue wales were as follows Vestorcay. alter two P.M. Octo Bor, 1,800 bales wt 11 1duze, ; November, JO) ui 11 9-6, ; Tyldo "as 11 Gide, December, 1,000 at ML d-160; by sail, Davas, &c.—Oplam gold in bond: Job lot ‘aud powdered at 89 00, an advanciuys tender & 30e., gold, for second Larglis! a, ale, ‘currency, tor Db." C,"and 38¢, a H0e., cur: réney.” for socond English, “Ginseng was steady at $l ih & Sl 20. Oil vitriol was quiet at $l 73 por ewt, for large lows and z stvady at 27e. tor refined in bbls. Crean we SOc. uo: Cumphor wa: darter was tra and French Sic, do. In boxes, Aleoholics—Chiorotorm . OF the Lormer and > steady at li'jc w 11 'ye. for refined ety and Cantorma Bat Burgundy pitch was quoted at | hc. ISac, lor do. $250, currency. Guarane was entir was easy: email, 31 was fie “at $75 gold. Prussinte pc Toquality. - Te. Gainbi ir demand at B7hgc. nd 0 Talea, 5% Fy 9! soap—Contt waite wrrive, and = Marsei do, commen xt de, for bbia. and B1s<c. ea active andarm ut $& at $2 42 bulk ai quoved mund ag 21 tarte acid was quiv due. for powdered. Licorice root was at from Me, Licorice panto, & 28c.. old? ity at S2e.: largo Gusalina at B6e. a BESsc. ; Cori at de. Cuttlelen copaiba was quo ut due. for Amer! qal root was tir liver oll w lana and 0 i a 82 ing from 52 OU to $2 73, Alves were aay Eo 'e. Leaves were belladonna, 116. tor benbane and 8: At Siac. a8? ald, Jorredao. Seeus were qaiet. Califeinia, Sige. 5 Trieste, Sie. Frimo wate was $7 29. Hemp wang Ide. & 12Ke. Voriander w: flowers were quiet ut Loe. a Zoe, domandand tira as 18c. 0 1514 at 20e Urris rout ing to quality. at ase. ak tor at 35c. for whi 15¢. for primo sorts and 11 quiet as de, der Howe: quoted wt 23e. for KE was stondy ai Gde. Sursnparilla was a common ty 34, a 3 Mexican, 13¢. & LSe.Jalup’ was m demar was qu at O7e. Assafwric ammonia was were quiet oii rose, 1 oil oil cloves, $275; oil sive, tre. ; oil pennyroyal, $1 90 of bay, 816 50 4 with te usual busi ordinary to xood Urands, $1 ¥5 a $2 $1.39; caustic soda, # $4 25, all gol super carbonate sod. currency’ FEATURKS wore exsior; 6,000 Ibs. primo goose sold at Sée. ; quoted at o5c. a obec, jor prime geese aad Uc. a d0c, for mixed, Visw.—Codlish were in good demand and firm ordiay M tals sold y jrand Bunk, bbl do. 5 barl or all kinds to: changed. State, Westera and Rye four was qui remained 9 for No. 25 Superth Minnesota ..:.. Round hoop Obie, si Round hoop Ohio, Family dau St. Louis, eb Rye tlour, fine to eu Southern, Sonthe ut 70,000 old red wii xed ; te. Foroun Layer raisi drs quarters, fancy, Se. & Sd re w Tie halves, L279 vorrei quote new, 'P Hay ano Srkaw. mirhanged. We qu retail quali soe. Lew axp ¥0Tk—Jute butts were steauy. We note sulos of YO bales at 2%<¢. quote :—Amoricna @ double and 120 ¢.. gold ; Hhussia, D, gold; jus “ porary do. wo 22% 8 low, 17M4e.; Kio. noe, 20 to 22'ibs , 1 ‘al American, 18'to they run Frow Mr. Kiumet oriod in 18 now inow.—The tharke quotations were no: sold on privete ters Gieugarmoes and kt nut repuried. There soles made, 4, hoes, €29; Glengarn: $43; rails, stues, $i ver ton, LEAD wae ba mestic, and juiet tained. About suit wook wo 87 tho same time were bogland sud lock lige. oy Ww 0. commun by Ble) & 256. do, Cailtornia, 21e. ; do. common ii 2le.y mw Buenos 41),6 245,65 do, common Dido, 206, Buenos Ayras, Ise. = Live. ; do. in bide, L7e, @ 1756; poor, dumaued enmmen bida. Lie, 6c. MouL«ssxs.~ Domes! was quivt but fru quote Cuba, be. # He. ude, a Me. , Porto abu tue. ; Now Urioans, fair to gy Se. a We NAVAL STORES. 5) Kvod etratu ay, hard, § Gra yeiluw, 486. w white winter, Goe. ; lard, py crude, $1 H). do, vibweued 1 Chepeted winter, 45q. ; crude fish, ithe. Pernoinua was ve Bichromate porns was was dull at 10sec. jentian root was firm BVe. (te. tor pow loved. Gum eedde was irin at Si.c. iw 10! for ordinary italian, Orange ise. Venice tarpentine was duit Biue vitriol wax steady at lodide pow be Valabria ag SL 25 te rose. w 90; quoted but gamot, 84: oil jemon, Sanderson’ $68744:011 anise, SL 60, Tho sale stewcy at ce fuiwily athern,iamily.-.. Wester busi $1 09 for new ote. & 505, Wem f sionmed yellow; doa in store, de. a dc, for white . ats. 6.6 Preserved ginger. $7 o0 por ease. Domestic i were quiet wud easy.” W quarters, Ze. @ 7140.5 do., alleed, Fa by a lic. Kaspberti # lee.’ Pluma, Southora, Lue. a'15¢. ;do., Sta Ordinary Virginia, $1.25 0 8) a 81 WO: choice bo faucy d hOW, 106, # VVC, ; Old do. Yr. aS. Straw, aughtor cow, “OU groeu suited California, 200 do. Mexican Kips, 4800 ary 1,600 Zanzi Hu) wet salted "New, Urlean o quote ;--iuevos Ayre y slaaght, vige., currency Hors.—The markets gold, tor foreign Leatixn.—ihere was & very good demand for hemlock: sole, and for prime, beavy Kock advanced Y in ii nt ty take the receipt Light Buenos Ayres, 1c. « 2 muscovade rebnin, Tue market Sue.) evttonseed crude, SEPTEMBER 2, 1876—WITH SUPPLEMENR Bep roights loved 0, compressed, . coupressed, ‘To roms To Liverpool, &idd., by was rin put unchanged: anotod $5 3736 swore selling at about #7 10, currency urreney. Shellac was firm, wien quoted ut B5e., wold, for D. 0.3 25¢, ‘and Jobing lotsat 4c, @ 2390. por ib. for sinall lobs, wold, for Amorican for powdered in bbls. und Soc, tor and ether were a, S0e, lor the latter. m void was firm at nominal at $2 50 4 33. Manta was quoted nt 50s. a 55a, tor for sorta Divi divi Cuten was qui sh WAS quiet at 25¢, wold, Irish moss was quict ot at 540,, wold. tspson salts Sumac was Ori at él Are or Was ate, a2Hiye, wold, according to quality, tt G4ge, Cassia Duas were qnosed vmbo root Was queted . for whole geet Jumpor berries were dult ut zie & Was Gilet wb Se. & 176. w Ie Castile was sc quoted at 15%, to jues pure mottied at 1Uc., gold.’ and Kocheite waits were stoady wt BO%ge. tor ‘bores. Quinine was active at . Morphine was was active and Grm ad 82 OO Alum—Lump was Age. Chlorate potasa was in tate de- Ad. and 2c. for xroenbauk, id, for crystal, aud 8c. was firm at dle. a8 lormet prices: quoted curreucy, for selected. } Spagish solla wb uc. at ic. alt Guzalim Bw ashge.; P&S. small glinno was vory scarce; last lot was bones ruled’ steady’ st s0e Bal awk ONE. SOc.” Naflron was at AN wna $9 4 B12 for Spanish. Gal (e. @ Fe Squills were quit nt fair demand at 81 60 for Newfou Rhuoarb qu abba tec, Gitria natal quict at to 15e. hem atollh > for Norwegian, lac. for Cape. Ginger wi for Jamaica bleaghec. Ergot was c. Quicksiiver was quoted ab Xe = quict, but steady auuted ab suc. tor couium and aconite, 2Ue. a 22c. tor Arsenic was in fair comand . tor witte vowdered, ad 13c, a 1}%sc. We qnover— Mustard—Yeitow twudy brown dv, Tixe, a Be: and brown vellow. petish Vo Omnary— quoted 97 7 and Smyrna was frm at wiet ae SL ‘Caraway was firm at quoted as Sige. Chamomile Giycerine was in fair Sweet marjoram was quiet was steady ut 12isc. a 45¢,, aecord- Tonca beans were easy; quote Angostura. Althea root was auoted cut, Gum araplc was quoted at or second do. Augostura tras bark was quiet at re were quiet nt Gige. Valerian root was List and 15e tor German, Albumon a 70e. tor blood and $1 a $11 tor xg. Honduras jot but We « 4c do. ‘Gambogo wits 15e. Ve, upehan We quote :—Oi v 1, Lumson's fim all gold; ofl curaway,$1 40. oll citroneiia, a do. do, (Mitchani) $12 50; + B2_D af oil sassairas,inclu- ® $2 50, all currency: oil English chemicals were firm, We quote:—soda ash, sal soda, $1 31 $4.40 a $4 49; Dicwrbouate yous, Sh 12: bleaching powder, $1 Glsy, currency; 4, John Dwiahs £'Cos (in kex wintorere fines passing. 8,000 quin- (Tuesday) at $900 for George's and $5 ackerel were also in goo demaed, but wid wt $16 a $17 tor No. 1, 87 5) 483 tor No.3 Herring ‘e note salos of led) at for sealed nnd 1de. for 375, Other grades . George's Bank, $5 50 036; Muckerei—Shore, No, 1, $17 4 8,287 bis; wheat, bis, aud 180 geeks; corn 5 Hye, 8.30) do. barley he flour market w hipping brands. rade brands, able extra perttns inter Cora was without decid at 100.000 bushels ab 5 ise. for c. for Kansas mixed; 64,0 tor Jc. for hot to warm Western change. lac. tor mixed estera, aud “400, tor dried was quiet but steady. We ins, per box, $1 59 4 $1 VO; quarter do., 1 Yo w $2 40 per box, according to yr frail: Vi * Ww . 1346. : Turkey vru 2 Fronch do., 46. 4 Llc. accord ‘* 6c. “Leghorn Figs Dates, diac. 48) tileed Peaiinis were quick nuit r. ‘0: prime do.. 81 99 Tes as ~The market was quiet, but prices were jote:—Iaie hay, suipping, Soc. a doe. nd 400 bales at de. cash and tae. We remved, $190 0 © $129 tor rough; Mauiia hemp, Tige. w clean, $20 « B210, gold: Italian, 3276 Bie. nw Ske. eure: disal hemp, 5 was fairly active, T! rat Bi4e., and on private tern 0 Bogota, 1,200 dry Mexican, Urieaus, 900 Texas lus, “4 to 37 iva, 1 200.; Monto: Tox, 17e. a i8e.; Corlentes, 21 Grande, 20 to 22 Ibs, Loe. « 160.5 Ge. ; California, 21 co 25 Ibs., We. 5 Ce ati i Lisge.; Matamoros and re Crus, 15 vo 19 Ib: -4 to WO lbe, 1U!e., currency {39 10 80 Ibi, B46" cow, 43 ie i 1 1575, 84,40 4, 4 ‘oad bx ida, ‘all growths, 4c. 6 t ‘all growiha, 4c. 6 inaliy 10, & ir ~ + tor American pig was unsottied, but 4 materially changed, 500 gray forge ma. Booed pig was steady, 100 tous 0 tons Coltness sold trom dock, price ‘was still some Inquiry for ser —-aAUericaa pi, No. 1, 22 «$20; jorge, B15 nek, $29; kghuton, $27; serap, wrou, J 90 4802 per ton! do... iron, 852 «Bi t steady at 86 40.086 60, gold, for do- imply, wad the ‘The receivis iv 5 bales, Tho exper 11,500 ginorw lornia, bike a jae 17,500 ide. IN bye. wz heb Neg eonge e 208. Aytes, 2u', 6. & 19',¢,; do. Califoent Le. yood dura) Calitornia, Ise, : do. eom- Forel We tie quiet and steady. the durin of Oe. vor 9) ai and mixed, 2ie. a Ste. ; W6c. a4. 00, 408, Spirits tarp t ved, iar 1, BLD vi ruled steady, We. ; Fellow winter, Tu, We: do, southern d5e. wiuter bleached tinh, de, eo, : refined, im bol 50e | naphtha, Tbe, 3 at Baltiurore, 20. Advices from sier wod unsettiod, United, $3 TH # no inquity for outside lines. Shipment offered at but megiveted ; no buyers 10NS.—Ke Pork, 79 bbls. : lard, 820 tier cut meats, package f + book tierces, 7 bbls. ana S83 bo: Mite Brouction, although but litte busine iv sales were About 2,200 bbls. at $16 50 u and $15 408 $13 40 lor seller year. prices were:-$10 95 bid for Octobe tober and $1540 bid, $19 60 asked wero fairly active; the sales were 10,000 Hes, 11 Ibs averaie, at Ihc; 1,000 tosh a T0305 1,000 fresh hams at 11 )40 shoulders at Ze. Fresh hums wero -« ISAge. tresh beilies at Yice., fresh shot fpighlod Mame we te. @ LiHie pickled Vol:ios i pickled shoulders at BIc wud box bellies ~ Bacon was quict nt Ose. for city stern long clear. Beef was unchanjwd Barrels, extra Sow & ‘we S11; packet, @ $14; tie India, $19 w $21; India mess, S19: vrim: Beot hans wore dull at $29 n $3 (or Western and for fair to good du. Smoked meats rulon dull ay Lidge, for hams and 10%c. for shoulders. Lara was wot very active but the market wus deeidedly firmer The cow ne call prices were as follows ;—septei : $10 25 axkea; October, $10 124g bid, $1 bor, $9 42), bid. $0 OU asked; seller . g asked, The sul bout 4,000 tie: 973, B10, $10 O24g, $10 123g and $0 Spot sales were 150. Western at $10 250 tiorees to arrive at $9 90: ke. was bid an for city steam. Refined—We note saies of 2 Cuba on private terms and 25 tierces city Krew Saye. @ Oye; Loi common, 40. & Oe. a Gage. 5 in bond, 23s¢. w 23e., gol SPeLTER—Wus quiet at 74c., currency, for domestic, and Tige., wold, tor foreign Drkakine.—Recoipts 50 tlerces and 45 bbls. was quiet; 50 tien sold wt L2ie. for prime. > for Octo’ Sh) 1S fair to ‘primo, Sige., and dor pominally tanyoon Rangoon, fair Kovd, THe a Tige., curred ‘Tho market Seuau The market for refined was dull, but prices. wore nowiually unchanged. — Ketinod uiet and steady. We quote :Fair retinin 0. O50. ; prime do., 9c & Ue. ; do. centrifuy: hg choice, x 0 uba, grocery, bhds and bo os, Now, @ 10ige.; do., molasses, hlids. aud boxes, e Ye.; Porto Rico, relinini, common to pi 93 do, Ree; fair to choi We. ; A, 10%e. 5 Ot A, 10M. ; crushed, 11340 "w 1140. ; powdered, a Lidge ; granulated, 11346. u 1U3ge. ; cut lowf, 11%, 38 bhds., 48 bbls, and 17 cask: LLOW. ~Reeeipt market was wali asier; 105,000 Ibs, sold at 8 o-l6e. a Soc. tor prime. iY ne market was firm, We quote :—Hanca, 211jc is, 1740 lish, 17%4e., all gold. Plates—Chureoat nominally $7. rne. 5 75 a $7; coke, HH 50 w 88 66: torn, 86 12 4 RB 37 Touacco.—Tne market for Kentneky leaf was active, th . 800 Lhds., at prices ranging from OSge, a ‘Thero was also a fair movement in seedival at full prices, Tho sales were 100 cases sandirios at 100 da. Now kngiand, crop 1571, on private terms; 1 Odv., do. PASTE at 10c. 4 20c. ;"4do. do. erop 1872, on private 100 do. Ohio, crop 1874 wud IST, at Glge.: bk dow 100 do. Peunsylvania, erop 1879, on Havana at prices ranging from Receipts, O87 bbls. ‘Tho market was dull, un- settled and decidedly lower, Sales 25 buls, at SL IL. Woot.—The market was fuily active and. steady. sules were 100,000 Iba, State fleeces wt Wisconsin at 2oc., 38 bales spring clip Californi 000 do. do. do. wt 20¢ $1 lo 120,000 do. do.” at 2,000 do, scoured do, at lie, a 28e., 40,000 do, do. at 2: S1c., 5,000 Yo. Colorado ut 18c., and on private terms 20,0.0 do. X ‘Oni 125,000 do. XX 80.000 do. “une washed, 30,000 do. line Missouri unwastied, 4,000 do , 6.000 do, No.l Obio, 15,000 do. medium Missouri, 3,000-do. Vir giuin, 8,000 do. Colorado, 00,000 do. tail lip California, B0,WO0 do. Texis, 214! do. ru, Western do., 10.0.0 do. bust= do.; 39 bags lauibs pulled, 30 do. id extra do. 4,000 do. butry 25 business reporte ‘The eugagements were bushels krain at 8d., 60 dard; 8,000 boxes cheese, 1) bushels he charters to Trigste, with an talian bark,’hence b bark, hence to Havre an or Dunkirk, je petroieuu at Ow. Italian bark, hence to Cork for orders, 4,000 qu ‘4 grain on private terms; ish bark, from” Baltimore to east ‘coast Ireland, with 6400 quarters yrain at 5: 8,000 quarters for same voyage at 5s. Lid.; a Norwegian bark, thence to Londonderry with 3,000 quarters, at we with J,000 quarters, thence to cast coast of Lreland, & Norwegian bark, trom Philadelphia to Unised Kin dom direct with 2.50) quarters, at os. Ud.; one to Cork for orders from do., with 3,400 quarters at a Rusdan bark, with 3,400 quarters for same voyage, 6s. ; and an Ameri bark, thence for do. with DX) quarters, & German bark, 923 tons, from Baltimore to Rotterdam with tobacco, at 30s. ; & German ship, 879 tons, from Baltimore to Bremen with di 2s. Gd; & Swedisi bark, 240 tons, from folk to Marseilies with staves, at £500; a Norwecian bark, 20 tons, laid on the bert, we to London with genoral cargo, at curnent rates; « wogian brig tons, with flour irom Kichmond to Rio Janetro, at $1 per bol., goid. - NEW YORK CALTLE MARKETS. Frivay, Sept. 1, 1876, Hogs, Forty-cighth street, =- Fortioth street, 2.471 Jersey City. 2,666 ‘Total cht Fun of cattle fresh to band on foronoon, Wade was steady, und the herds were all dispoved of; quality trom poor - & 10346. weights OM ewe @ . wo ot been alllowed net. At th strest yards Kastman sold for self 23 cars ot horned cattic. 2AM ors at Oe. pi ab Ste, per Ib., weigh stoers’ at 034: owe; 9 at 10c. ad, Woikht 734 ewe stron: . per Ib., with SL on per howd, weijght 8) bills, live weight 90) Ibs, per : “Road, per Ib. J. Wylde suld 18 State bulls, live we 100 lbs. per head, at $255 per ew. Vail sold for self "32 IMinvis steers at Olge. Ib., weight 4 ewt. Meyer & Siegel sold for N. M Iiinois steers at Sif. a Ye. por lb., weights 614 a ew, Coon & Thompson sold for Coon & Hasbary 34 Missouri steers at Uc. per 1b., with $1 on per head, weight 7 ews. ; Missouri steers at “lye. per Ib., weight 74) ewt. Missouri stoers at U{c por ib, with Sve. on Head, weight 8 wt, C.” Kohn’ sold for. Si_ Kentucky ers at 9c. per tb, wi 6h 7 ewt.; SL Kentucky steers at 9%\c. "per with $1 oi por bead, weigit Nig ewt.; for Kahn & Furst, 17 kon. tucky steers at O4c, per ib., weight 645 ewt.; for H. Kahn, 17 Kentucky rteors at ¥iyc, per ib., weight 645 ewt. Ulery & Cary sold tor Bediord & Kennedy 45 Kentucky steers at te, por Ib., with $1 on per head, at O%c. per ib., weight 7 ewt.; for Golf Brothers, 46 Kentucky steers at Oige. w 924. oer. lo,, weight 7%, owt. Hy Burchard sold A. kin, 87 Iiitnols steers at Ve. por ib., weight, 6: per Brown ewt.; 49 [linois steers at 9e. per Ib, weight, Gla ewt.: jor L. Tiifon, 17 Llinois steers at Size. por Ib., welt, Bly ewt. 5 for P. Vrédenburgh, 36 Lown steon per Ib. weight, Gy ewt. J. LL. Williams sold for self 25 Missouri steers at wigc. per ib, with St off hed, weight, 7 ewt., 6 Missouri atecrs at O'G0. por lb., weight, 834 ewt., strong B Missouri stoors at thye per li., welvht big ewt., strong. S. Mowes sold for self 64 Tex: direct trom the 1 at Tie. per Ib., with We. on per bead. weixht o\ ew Illinois steers ub Sic. per ib., weigit Gly owt. City 1 M. Goldsetimidt’ sold tor J. Lab Illinois steers at ¥ygc. per Ib, with $ head on 8 head, weights 7% “qwt. a 20 MMlinoin steers 0c. por 15 Missoari +, 9 Missourt 10 Missouri a Sewt, for AW & Hi owt, sean ewt,, strong; with $1 off per head, weight 7 ewt. C.J. Fagan sold tor 54 Olio Sie. per Ib. weight 6% 42 Ohio O4c. por Ib., Weight 744 ewe $1 of per head; 17 “Kansas stoore at Ye.” p weight 7); ewt. Coney & McPh son sold for D. MeP 106 Illinois steers at Sige. « 10e. per lb., weight Gly ewt. “Laylor d& Co. Of Ohio steors at Sige. a 0! ewt. ; for Dadisman & Brothers, 78 Mls Oe. por Ib.. WOLKE 784 ewhy averaun, Holaies (38 Obi rs ut 8, ewt.; for Awll & Co, 17 + weight OM cwh: 17 . Ib, weight "7 Westheimer sold for Christie & Co. 35 i wr Ib. weight G4 ewt.; for N. Reid, 7 Mlivo at ize. perib., with 81 on'per heud, weizht 7 ews 19 Lilinois steers at 1Uc. pot Ib., weight 7% ewt.; for D. Chambers, 6 Lilinote steers at Digc. per lb., weight 7 cwt ers at 10c. per Ib., with $1 off par head, weight 7 ewt. W. K. Dualey sold tor Stein & Co, 19 ilinoss sioces at Bilge. por iL., weight 6 ewt. Suxer and Lasog—Trade slow but firm. Sheep sold at 4ige. a G'ge. per ib. ~ Lambs ut 6(c. w6'ge. per ib. 5. Mi Graw sold 71 State lambs, weizht U1 Ibs. por head, at 64;e, per ib. Jeiliife & Co. sold 96 Simto lambs, weight 6,020 1b, Hume & Elliott sold Z1U lambs, weigh na not obtained; OL State sleep, weight er ib.; 7 Stato sheep, weight S10 Iba, 08 Vennsyivania sheep, 100 Iba pet Pennsylvania shoep, weight (10 loa, at ke. per lb, Kaso & Pidcock soid 87 Kentucky shoep, weight 99 ibs. per hoad, at Sige. per Ib. ; 5d Kentueny sheep, weight 110 lbs. per bead, at oye. per | M1 ows. — Trade tnchanged. Cows sold at $50 0 $65 per iend, calves incladed. Vrats Axo CaLvas.—smooth quality veals in fair domand fat Te, @ Yee. por lo. Grass fed calves slow at $6 & $10 per head. ‘H0Gs.—There wore no live hogs on sale, indi Indi: cw DOMESTIC MARKETS, JALVESTON, Sept. 1, 1876. low miduling, 1s. Cotten quiet; mid: od ordinary, De. BAU Dales; grows, oe 125. Stock, 5,709, Weekl te, 0085 bales’ gross, 4,009. Kxyorts coastwise, 788, Salus, 2,023. Monin, Sept 1, 1874, Cotton unchanged; middling, 11¢.; low miuaiing, 1 good ordinary, Yge, ‘Net receipts, 77 bales. exports wine, 5, Stock, 4,290, Werkiy—Net receipts, 450 baien, Exports coastwise, 497, Suies, 250, Savansan, Sept, 1, 1878, Cotton quiet; middling, 1086. ; low middling. 106,; ood oriinaey, de, roceipis, 089 bales, Sales, 16). Stock, 4,008 Weekiy—Net receipts, 4,080 bales; wross, 40:6, Exports coustwise, 2,182, Sales, 676, ac. i 1870, + low middling, 10%\e. pts, Sh baien KE Stock, 1,700. Weekiy. coastwine, 519, Sales, 521 Gpirite turpentioy emnerOR.N, Coo September 1, 1976.4 p jurpentine steady at Ziige.” Ronin firm wt $1 12s for strained. Var steady «t $1 90. ™ is Borrauo, N.Y, y —Flonr, 4,000" bois. | corn, 204,000 d vats, 10,000 do, Fiour, 4,600 bbls | wh fonts, 13,00 do. 5 mauts Ly canal to tide water—W lent, 208,008 busi 1,407 do. To interior pointe—None. iy railroads 28,700 bushels; corn, 85,300 do.; Oats. 12,500 do, ;bariey, . Canal freigiits itm; wheat to New York, Gc. ; corn, lumber to alo $2 6); to New York, §8 65, 000 ibs; quotations, elty ground, patent, white wheat, 0 @ $7, amber winter’ No. 1 pein 25 4 8575; No. 4 do., $4 Dba $i 75; now process. $8 0: sales SO bushels No. 1 Milwaukee club $1 15, 2.00 do, white, from sample, $1 12; 40 do, white Michigau, $1 22; good No. 4 Milwaukee in ders none here, would bring $1 G8 a $1 10 for milling purposes. Corn quiet but steady, gules of 2,000 bushels No. 4 at de, ats in baer demas spot Aya in light demand; We. vid lor Stave to arrive. Barley a is inactive - Timothy quoted ut $2 20 & $4 26, Mult lite veing Pork dati; mess, $17. Lard, 1056. Canvaseed hams, 1 Ye.; bacon, Lic. Highwines slow; quoved wt el Flour unchanged; sales 1,600 bi sales of No. 1 Miiwaukes eh “ ry quiet and the market was ail! an- nie rr rnas Me! brome: saves of bo i bigh mis woul wachanged Mul wel Memsbantion. Useet huights Toxo, Vlour steady. Wheat steady; No. 2 white 18; amber Michigan, new, $1 4g; October do,, new, 81 Ok: "No, L red winter, new, $1 oC 0936; September, $1 Oolg: s amber Ulinois, new, $1 1 dne. ; October, 45 damwred. 4hse. O icc. 3 Michigan, old, 125° bbis, tour,” 54,000 . 1 y 23,000 do, oats, Shipments—l, bbls flows, 14,000 busilels wheat, 24,000 do. corn, 7,000 outs. Rye easior Tee. 7° ork and higher: $15 75 5 8 Octover, $14 50 all the yewr.! strong higher; 29 95 a $10. cash $9 00 October, $5 05 n $9 all the s meaty stoady and unchani ¢ . Receipt the ‘Board: bor. Corn hig! Oe! ‘epteaibor or © steady; Ske. a St kgee . Pork a shade higher; or. $15 8114 October. Lard lower; #0 8a 70 Octover, Railroad freizhts unchanged. COTTON RECEIPTS, The total net receipts of cetvon ut all ports since Septem : bor 1 1978 (one day) wero as follows :— '. Ba Ports. Charleston... Norful. Boston. CLOTHS MARKET, Provinesex, R. I, Sept. 1, 1876, THE PRINT Printing cloths quiet and hardly work, bat there isno quotable eli is alfecting the production in this vi BRAZILIAN MARKETS. Rio Janeio, August 30, 1876, : prices maintained; Han geoy kil early in io 2,000 de. Stock, Santos, Augnst 30, 1878. Santos, ra pts during hipments of the week to all countries, sie the Channel, Europe and Medie J's sules for Etropo, 4000 bass Stoek, 21,000 bagi States, none. EUROPEAN MARKET. —Relined petroleum, 17%d, petrolouni, Mu. per gail .—Petrolouin. 431, for Loxnon, Sept. 16:10 P. per gallon Sviri ANIWERE, Sept, oun. FINANCE. TIVE NOT oe THURSDAY, at 4 P.M. for } LOAN, pay 100% and wecrued ite of payment, ab the between tho LOT AND sort terest from SEITE leasure the purchas i? SEPTEMBER, THE BONDS WILL BE ISSUED in rogtatorod cortifh cates only in denominations of $50, $100, $300, $1,000, $5,000 and $10.0. pehiaas . TWO PER CENT OF THE PURCIASE money to be faidon making the upplication and the remainder om des livery of the certificates, UNITED STATES SECURITIES TAKEK ta payment of favorabio torms. Naw Yor«, August 0, 1876, ' AUGUST BELMONT & CO., 19 and 21 Niwaugh DREXEL, MORGAN & CO) 23 Wall st T REASONABLE Endowment insurance Volicies, Mort P - securities* insurance of ail kinds ellveted with best come paniva J. 3. HABRICU & ©O0., 119 Broadway, A ANCHE WW. Tarsney, rm . 19 BROAD STREET, Lato LAPSLEY & baZLEY, * “Broker in Goid and jock Privileges.” riers romptlye executed Ly wiro or letter. itefereney im loading cites of the: United states, . BAZLEY, 7) BROADWAY.—FIRSE Exchange privileges; quotations of # ileges; also explanatory pamphlet, mal correspoudents in principal clues in Unit AN BUREAU OF REGISTRY AND TRANSS for is prepared to act as Transfer Agont for mining aud gett ebrporete companies, WM, Wand, Manuger, Drexel uilding. P. HUBBELL & CO. 46 BROAD ST, NEW York, negotiate Puts, Cails, Sprouds and Straddies a8 lowest market rates; advice ahd information furnished the best mode of operating ; send for onr new paunphles entitied “Straddies,” sent free on application, (, 74 BRO \DWAY—FIRST CLASS y PRIVILEG VISHING TO USS THEIR MONEY A s of interest temporarily cam secure fans LY addressing box 2.485 Post ollice, MALL BUSINESS NOTES PAYABLE AT C Ts § aud city banks negotiated. ws RW wh E. B. NEWBURN, 50 Broad st. UST FUNDS TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGEG city, Brooklyn or Queens county, i L! AVITT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st, J ANTED ~$100,00 N ONE SUM AT6 PER GENT POR three or hve years, on fine improved elt, 7 Ro brokers. Address box 161 Herald office.) DOPerey “ CASH AND GOOD LAND NEAR NEW SLO: WrrteitiNthree varaabierLoea tebe Pauly Minn., will be given for # line of goods suitable for tho Wests era market, Addross WESTERN, Heraid office, 3.000 2, $6,000 WA, %D (BUT NO PARTNER) DY by @ well known house on Broadway tor three or four years, tor whieh 12 per or annum will be paid s interest half yeuriy. Address MERUANTILE, Herald. | We —I WANT Tils AMOUNT FOR FIVE $8.500. years on First Boud and Morteage on go a 312,000 to Vor particulars adaross J. 5. 5., Herald office, WANTED ON NOND AND MORTGAGE improved Country Neal Estate for five, . weourity ataple, Capitalists address box 229 Herald Rity ow . estate near Broudway and NR, box 151 Herald Uptown Braneh, Vusiness property in Brooklyn, worth tro: $15,000. “ $35,000 ferent rat taht nae Sod st. Address O' oltice. - - = RE SANTA NS we COPARTNBESHIPS, OPARTNELS TP THE COP AREN RAST Tei tofure existing under the tira nainé of Watson & Delar pierre is this day dissolved by mutual consent, BORG D. WATSON, og ths OUAS. DELAPIELRE, New Yonx, August 31, 1876. DP BSOLCTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TK COPAMT. nership heretofore existing between M. & J. Hughes: and A. Kitterman, forming the tirm of Hughes & ‘s business at No. 176 Kast 110th a6, im the city of New York, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. A. Kittermau is hereby authorised to collect the outstanding debts, MATHEW HUGHES, JOUN HUGHES, A, RITTERMAN, Aveust 31, 1876, Notion ts ei GIVEN THAT THE PARTNERS IN ship sting between the nndersigned under slang & bernbeimor is tals day dim r y mutual eousent. MroMax ii, Bernhoimer i wae thorised to settle ail debes due to and by the firm. FREDERICK UNLMANM, MAX E, GERNUKIMEM, _Dated Sept. 1, 1878. Notice HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER signed have tis day formed @ limited partnership, pursuant to the laws of the state of New York, under we firm name of Avery and Bernheimer, for the transaction, a8 : No. 45 Brond st, New Yor«, of « general commission biusl- hess in siobke, ouds, cold and miscellaneous securities desit in attho New York Stock Exchange, aud buying «nd selling on commission and ax principals mercantile paper. David A. Avery, of Cooperstown, N. Y., and Max BE, Bern= . of York city, nro the ‘al partners, and Frederick Ubt York city, Is the spec al partner. In addition te t utribused by tie general part- Mr Ubimeno its contributed $50,000 to the took, DAVID A. AVERY, MAX E, BER HELMER, ( Parise, FREDERICK titans tod Sept. 1, 1878, r cava UH UNDERSIGNED Have Tills DAY FORMED Kenoral parinersiyp for tho tranguetion uf ner business ia hops at Nv. 68 Broad st., New York, e the ra wame of 5. & ¥. Ublwaan. SIMON UN LMANN. FREDERICK UMLMANN, (Pug FIRM OF DIAMOND BROTHERS, OF 36 Maidou iene is this day dissuived by mutual conseat, ASHER Peres. ADOLPU DLAMON, pald and money received in settioment® ued, r ADOLI'H DIAMOND. New Yous, Septembor 1,187 BUSINESS OPYrORTU Se AONE AND BOORS™ SCIENTIFICALLY “185 2A vestigated, baiauced wad closed by expert necountanty terme and hours to suit, Addrous A. B. it, box 4,048 I oftice, Dated Sept. 1, 1876, All biths wi by the unde: WO I ality —An article in turniture Jing, recently n be manuiactured for bait cost of those wow AM chaneo jot iron furniture manufacturers For address V. C. K., Herald office, FAVENG Bocain 4 iakbwaiti BUSIRT SS PAY, ‘8 prot o um, Iw Malt toe $50. the siden is word $IQUAL Addrooe of [ANCracruniis AND DEALERS wis a TO introduce their via ta Cuba ean do 80 ok, LIVE MAN, vox 109 Herald OMe, ne ue GREATES FORK CAPITAL ANDY “ sight of tt hon ‘ waver mach, wih wig tobe, examine ie JOSEPH i Lists, US Nassau ot, room 2, second floor, Territory only (or wale, We stkoman INTEREST IN SOG QUOD NE exntile business; grocery, howl or hardware: reat: ron ii r sain A SEE" Broker, gorase suarkes aod ieee’ ate temas Nation: Bunk), Newark, . a ASB AT . = MOK OR Eesd” TO MANUFACTURI $500, sbap menopdige Woe poy ae Der *e greme wie erasy, aglengetien (emared., Calp. seme a WITH SERVIORS, WILL SROUR rau $0.000 interest in the bext apne Sens ~ Ld ila, rows « eee eens SLUR, gO we, diledelpbuse