The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1878, Page 9

Ap RS SASS py tho Bank of Ragland té-dty on balance, Consols advanced to 94% for money end to 95 for the account, United States bomds were a shade easier for 1867's and fives of 1881, while 43¢’s were steady a 105%, und ten-forties, alter advancing to 1083, re. 1967's closed at 107g a 107%, ana Bye vania Central re a fraction higher, the form closing at 18% and the later at 834, Llinois Centra! advanced 1 per cent, to 81, At Paris rentes were quoted at 112f. 87 4ge. aguinet 1131. 59c. yester- way. The weekly statement of the Bank of Germany shows a decrease in specie of 7,600,000 marks, ‘About $1,000,000 of government bonds were sold in thie city by London holders to-day, bat the purchase of exchanges to cover these transactions had appar- ently no effect upon the rates, which were still lower than yesterday. Bavkers’ long snd short sterlin; were quoted at 4.82 and 4.863 respectively, with ac- tual business at a reduction, Commercial steriing was quoted at 478 a 480 for tong, while prime de- mand was done at 4 841. GOVEKNMENT BONDS, The securities alluded to above as sold by London bolders in shis market to-duy were chiefly pew ives. A single firm sold $600,000 of them to the Firat National Bauk at 106, The same firm sold $125,000 at 105%, and $125,000 at 106 to viher purchasers. The decline to gold and in {i exchange was tne cause of the saies, The closing quotations for governments wore as tollews:— _ Asked, ‘United States currency sixes... 199% d20 United States sixes, 1881, registered. ior % 108 United states sixes, 1881, coupon.... 1073¢ 108 United States sixes, 1865, new, regia. 10235 10255 United States sixes, 1865, coupon.... 102¢ 102% United Stares sixes, 1567, registered. oye 105% United States sixes, 1867, coupon.... 1054; 10534 United States sixes, 1868, registered. 10744 10735 ‘United states sixes, 1868, coupon.... 10713 103’ United States ten-forties, registered. be 08% 1063 United States ten-forties, coupon 1v645 United States fives, 1881, regiet W634 United States fives, 1881, coupon, 106 United States 445’, 1891, registere 10334 United States 434’a, 1891, eoapon 108: 1033 "United States fours, 1907, registored oon 9036 United States fours, 1907, coupon,... 10035 10055 *Ex-interest. FHILADELPSIA STOOKS—CLOSING PRICES, City sixes, new. 5% Uniien Railrouds of Now Jersey. 129 8275 16% Lebigh Valley Raiiroad....... * gos Catuwissa Raiiroud preferreu 88 Poilaaelphia aud Erio Railroad 8 pain Navigation preterred,. 4 834 Northern Cen: 4 14K Lebighn Navigation. 13 18g Pittsburg. Tituevil 4 4 Hestonville Ratlway 10% 108 Censral Transportatio: oe’ aie 38% MISING SHARKS. Following are the gales recorded at the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day :— 100 ahs Califernia, 100° doy, REREGER PRR RN coo8, SaSsaee! 1:35 stocks at San Francisco to-day:—Leviathan, %; Tip Top, 134; Navajo, 1; Gould & Curry, 14%; Suyage, 15; Chollar Potosi, 37; Ophir, 53 a 56; Hele & Nor. cross, 10; Crown Point, 12%; Yellow Jacket, 24; Belcher, 16; Virginia consolidated, 12; Calttornia, 1034; Overman, 17; Raymond & Ely, 4%; Bost & Belcher, 25; Union consolidated, 100895; Alpha, 15; Sierra Nevada, 125 a 137; Mexican, 68 a 56; Bureka Consolidated, 42; Justice, 11; Utah, 40. The closing prices w: STATE AND RAILWAY BONDS, State bonds at the Board wero steady fer Missoari issues, Virginia sixes, deferred, and South Carolina sixes, noo-fundable, to which dealings wero confived, An railroad bonds tho dealimgs wore woll dis- tribated, but the transactions were genorally in small tmounts. Central Pacifics fell off to 105%, New Versoy Central firsts to 113% and C., C, and 1. ©, firsts to 43. Now York Contrai firsts rose from 1173, to 7%. Rock Island sixes were Orm at 108%, Union Pacife land grants at 106% and Chicago aud Alton Orsts at 11434. St. Paul gold sevens sold at 101%, da ronsolidated sinking fund at 93%, Chicago and North- western consolidated gold coupons at 99, do. sinking funds at 1063,, Cleveland, Painesville and Ashland at 111}, Lake Shore consolidated coupon firste at 11236, do. registered seconde at 104, Michigan Cen- tral sevens at 111), Boffalo and Erie now at lly, G, G, C, and I, firsts at 107% and Louisville and Nasnville consolidated at 108. Hannibal and St Joseph convertibies fell off to 97. Pacific Railroad ‘Donds closed as follows ;—Union firsts, 1055, a 105%; Union tand grants, 1063; a 1063; Union sinking funds, 993g a 10054; Centrals, 100% a 105%. MEMORANDA, A Gireuler issued by Sir Alexander T. Gait and W. D, ¥, Maniée, of the Reorganization Committee of the Ubio and Mississipp: Railroad Company, will be put out to-day. It advises the bondbolders snd stock- holders 10 give their proxies for the annual meeting ia October to Messrs. Alexander T. Gals, W. D. Manteo, H. M. Day or O, D, Ashley, and suggests a meeting of the second mortgage bondholders to ap. point a committee to confer with # similar committee to bo appointed by the stockholders as to the best tmothod of exiricating the company frem its present om barrassment. NEW YORK SfovK EXCHANGE SALES, Tvuespar, Sept. 10, 1878, BEFORE CALI—10 A, M. Chia eet eee 100 Con of N Jersey... L~. bd ‘St Paul... SSes2' KERR 8 SHILLAISSE K Srree 10:15 A. M. $5009 U 5 5's 10-40 © © 1084 Tsou Uso, "hbo ° ir aeitie iat 10% hm, be 108g ie 9,0.0 nt 11.060, | Noveraber, 104 | Bocomber, 400 as 10 80e. : January, 00 nt Lo.sde., rou ary, 200 at 10 O3e. ; March, 3H) wt 10.9¥e., suet hues HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1878.—TRIPLE SHEET. 9000 L'sv'eAN'wec'9S 108 12 1000 6.0, 4 Ital be too NJ ce f'& E, n babe B: wa 30 Lae 400 500 709 200 1000 400 1800 100 400 1700 109 Sat 00 200 Bat 900 100 do Tw 100 do 400 709 do 900 100 Han & 800 100, do. 5u0 175 Col, G & 34 500 B00 do ws 1200 do 4 39 Me BEFORE CALL—12:30 P.M. 6U0 sha by ~stek ag 100 onte. Bur'& Qui 118% 400 NJ Southorn, #13000 0 85:20 9.967. 10536 U bs 5-208, °68..be 10735 be 1197 uM. 10000 U8 one, 71. 10774 $2000 U8 4478 001... 103% SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. og 9 Chi & Nor’n.«3 Yo. 83 34 7 Pitts,’ 20 ubio & Miss. 20,0 a1 100 Ohi & NW 2:30 TO 4s P.M. 34 900 she Northworn pf. se COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON : SPOT DULL AND IRREGULAR; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK—FLOUL STEADY — WHEAT STEAD- IKR—CORN STEADY--OATS QUIET—PORK STEADIER—LAUD STEADY—-WHISKEY Lowe ER—NAVAL STORES STEZADY—PETHOLEUM QUIET— GROCEBIES ¥IRM. ‘Turspay, Sept. 10—6 P, M. Bus {ness continued to improve to-day, and the mar. Rete were in numerous instances called better. On *Chat flour was steady. Wheat was steadier, with less pressure to sell. Corn was steady, Whiskey lower, Pork was steadier. Lard was steady. Cotton on the spot was dull and irregular. Futures closed weak. Groceries were firm, Naval stores were steady. Oils and petroleum were dull, Asus were in moderate demand and quoted at 430. for pote and 5Xe. for pear! ANTIMONY was stoa ulus. Was raled steady but auk tern and Southern. pe evoo er be market for Rio was strong, but dail. Mild coffee was likewise dull, We quotet—Ordinary cargoes, 14ic. @ 14%e.; fault do, 16%%c. a 16%0; wood do., 17 & 174c.; pilmd do. 17s. w 17%: extreme range for lots, 14)46. @ 19%g6. ; Santos, falr to good, java, covernment bags, Wc. « 24e, ;do., grass mats, 23e. a 240. ; Singapore, 1Ge. 0 17¢, ; Vey- lon, 180. @ 18%. ; Maracaibo, 14%. @ 17¢.; Laguayra, 14c. a 1630. ; Jamaion, Ide. » Lge. ; St. Domingo, 12%0. a 1340. ; at 1)%o. @ 12%, geld, for reg. Ot 27}Ke. @ Bie. for « $1 ar xhookks, = & ‘buy do. “do. 88-inch, 5 =E> seasons 11.23 : Te Me —Curtent prices of spot cotton (the iolia fe bared om America standard elaasiiication. and. on net tan hy trade above ot below w te —-_°* Uplands aiarama H. Orteans, Tecae Y . =e 3 corn, 108,160 bushels; 1» 64,125 hd age ae do. ; Uaeley malt, 18,700 do. * Pode was, ston eluding State, Western and al Houthens, were ‘ee oa ble hour ruled steady. with within the unnoxed range. salex of 409 buls, Corn meal bbls. with ‘tho range aud 300 bu, t, with sales of 3,000 city sacked at 0c, per $2 40083 15 ~ 3500 3 90 dloa 425 4308 460 sWa 39 410n 425 i ‘tho Obi nin L ds ibe iss rok oop iy ping _ is 208 id hop Oblo’ rags ota 4758 500 5004 540 42a 510 40a 450 4508 500 5008 525 5258 6 Ta 32 50a 315 ae 380 fosshace pata. Bae 52 Souchern family. 2a 6 50 Corn meal, Western 404 275 Corn meal, white W. 20a iy Cor a coy 95 pout 190,000 at 82.05; 18 a $1134; Hor Ne Tt io: poy sytoamer No. 2 a1 BL for extr: H+ $1 0749 for No. red, $1-05 w 81 06 for ungended No. 2 red, 1 06 Tor No, 2 amber for Octover, $1 05 4 81 U6 for No. 2 0. September, $1 U83¢ for do. October and $l U7, for do. November, At the first call 24,000 vushels No, 2 red win- ter for October sold ut $1 08, and at the second cali 8,000 bushels do, for do, sold at 81 06%, closing as tollows:— 2 red winter for September, 1, 08 bla, $1 Udi Or . OTs $1 te, ber, a MOIR bid, a" sexed: 2 “Northwest tor Beptember, At the first call 24,000 8, » At 43560, tor stenmer mixed, 4030. 47c. lur No.3 mixed, 50%. for yollow, Sic. tor low and 476, @ Sic, for unvraded mixed. Oate—iho mar- ket wae quiet, though the comparatively gus se fecal enused hulders to hol Kinds with firmness, ces B00; § do. Se. for now, 400. No. 3 do, , 28¢.; extra Rot do. S2e, a 34e. ; No. 2 do,, 3Uc. We quote :—I.a) 1, $18 mow Valon- } Bow cttrou, a1 gs, 70. ; in drums, is Rew Bresil pateroe' berdines halt boxes, 17c. "Turkey prune crop 1877, 6c. ; shelled Almonds, 35}, per 1b. currants, 4c. ‘Pigs, im boxes, Dates, Se q boxes, Like. 5 crop 1876, Ge. Grenoble_wainat 1236. ; new seartge do. new ietiy Albert ‘Bareelona now. ine este - F quit and Prine old hay, Ode, « Se. 3 “Tinwe amp Jurh—Jate butte remained quist Hemp was mo 00 active and generally held at outside Gar: disal sold at Sige. and 1.500 bales Manila at 6% At Boston 50U bales Mut . We rgetr fig 4 $l20 & $125 tor uesia, © $275, gol iter, euctenes; oats ona taal, Og 3. clean, $206 a $210, gol @ Ge.; Juto butts, Manila hemp, 6c wold. \\tpes.—The market _w 1,300 Sin Jaan, 270 on private terms. We 4028 Ibs., 2le. w 2136 20c, a 20; Orinoco, The to 2 lym, ATsge. @ 18dg0r ge ¥ Lita : srande, 20 lbs. to iva woah. 1Wige. w 200. i Cea IT. & holected. See ‘The market was stil Gali, and values were nom- inal. We quote :—New York, new crop, Ite. a.18¢,; Pacitic Coast hops. growth 1477, 6c. & 10s. Inon.—American Pig fhe stlli continues, wisheut, ao ‘dhe matt tullure of ie near xford t pig iron wus all used up as last quoted. Uffers ot mude lor lots ot 3 to 10,000 ton ion, but no transaction at poe tch was dull, with sales of jote at late quotasion,. No business in scrap Eman ruled firm ut $3.55 8375 for domestic, eceording to quaiity. LkatHkit,—Good grades of bom! t Kod prices. We quot 0c. do. Califurnia, 20c. 20) ic. ; good uamagea ‘Buenos Ayret 186. 4 eee i do. common bide, 1740. a ide poor od 15e. fon belltes, 15e, « Ie; expe Sobbing I at ocassma,—Domenjic/wes quiet, but without change. eo we Foreign was fairly active. Woe not bnds., 40 tierees and 20 vble. Barbados on private terms. We ixed, Zle. & 27e.: cla Thy ‘market for spirits turpentine wi Rowin was quiet aud seedy at lat merchantab! mae yn ic. bid, 40. ankes Woe tan ails tho catrwot was qulet at New Bed- bbls, erude sperm ofl tor manufacture on private terms. We quote:-Linseed oll, 58e. « Bc. spores crude, $1; bleach@u winter, soerm, 81 05; dow nata- , $1 grade Northern whale, 50¢,; do. mabhiorn, die. ; wisi Bie. ; extra ie Bones 50,000 bbls, Oli Olty, 91,000. Total, 330, 0; lows © petroleum) New Y B7ige., 1400 do ‘at 867 rely cea atthe! Litgh re. er dozen, bpring turkeys, 22. Grouse and part- 1 per pair. ce N8. ~ Keceipts—Lard, 206 tierces, 14 kegs and § imcAte 404 packages: bacon, 7) thercos and 431 beet, 193 tierces und 2,59) cusen; beet Fark was steadier, cgetng at the secon pote ‘80 vid, $9 ihe asked; December, old nd ine ‘The les were rf ss 4 coptember, £29 13 Tor October. $0.20 4 89 25 tor Novora #9 20 for December. Cut monte were ater 10,¢ ickied bellies, 10 lbm, seid at Ue; 1,000 do, Porger, 1,000 do. shoulders at Dige. wad L'750i00. do. at de. Broun was quiet. Beef aud be ne wore without change, Drewed hogs wore nearce and firm at Sige. 0 dc. for clty benvy to light, and Gigc. tor pigs, Lara wa ho at the second calt_ns follows 7 ity, neko: November, December. 65 87% bid. £6 9: 6 eee * and ‘were "200 ‘iercos wt 76-4 about 1, neat $7 02% a 87-03, und Ho do. nettle at $1 SIM & 87 GU. etlned war culls Buwer- Wecelptn, 6.154 packages. The marxet continued frm, with «tate demand juote : —NEato creamory, 2Zc. 0240, Wertern, Me, ae: :Bimedaicy, Tae 4 te Weavern Ke pt well under control by tho demand andl he martat ruled stones We. quero setinnce goed to prime, Ge. w7e.; Louisinna, fale - prime, 040. & 7&1 Kangoon, in bond, Ie, wold; Ran- Soon, duty paid, OMe. « Oc-s eurrenen, Sreuren was liem at Se. a Sige. for domestic, ‘The market qnio! very strong, and at the ihe basis ot 13¢0. @ 7540, Jos wore 125 buds. Fronch ds, olnesos (yosteraay) He, and avout 1,500 bids, Te fair to good rolning. Ketined oud demand at the ndvune Telining, 7340. 8 Tiget Cuba, cone Nos. Bio 13, 79o a Bae: do., Porve Mieo, retin’ Ke Koo ty prime, 74 fiige. a Ohe. + off cording to jeceipts, 17° ilerces arkot for raw Pa on the basis of was strong, and in quote :—Fulr to xo trifugal, hhds. and boxes, eo # 16 uy | u ra | 12 318 } 12% 1s 1% Good 1 “good ofainury, ‘middiiaz, 11560. middiines Lisge. “Salen St spot cotten t-— Cousamption . —Dolivered on geliyory, the 1,800 at hl ee 2,200 at it AL. ne 10.91 Sept 700 at ati ibe; May, 100 at 1 IL es, BOO we LA. + 4,200 at Lowi ae tia 400 at 11. 350,, 600 iene 1 | Ai-0pe., 800 0b TL-0%e'. 100 at 11.080, 700 wt 11.U7e., 1 1,200 wt 11.¢Me. ; November, 400 at 10.05 200 ar 10.i5e,, TOO nt 10 de. 50 Stic. ; Deco 4 10 Mie., 1OY wt LUE. , | 200 wt 10,4¥e. 200 at 10,000. on at 1.8... 100 a 10-H6-, 10H ab LOLHTE., 103 Rt 1U.Mie., 0 we 1. Be. oat Uivte. io 1 ‘nig dav last your. 1,008 49,738 bales, Cotton Ielgite closed bef ows by steam, Ye., conpresend s by ¢ Hamburg, vy Sloan, Me., eo y eteuin, 11-1ic., com Nad by wenn Inevepoot. dish romeained quiot and itm, BOX aod barreliod er od, ges; granulated, 9) off do, 90. bite extra ic. 48S e.'s vullow exirn jucinding C's, 6%e. a 734 * fabtow.—Hec eit 10 terees, 95 bole, and 6 a consis. The m *s were about 60,000 Vos. at Te. —The market for pie tin was quiets plates wore in- Wo quote:—Kanen, I7i4c.; Straits and Malacen. active, 4 TBMe. @ 1%. ; Kagel Ywinb and ling, 1%¢e. a Ide ¢ co.. Folinod, nomigally 164e & 865 tern, 6 00 ago I pold. Plates—Cbarcom, 8 73 coke, $5 a $5 25; do.'torne. 0, crop BET, Wl W877. at ‘Tie. tier Ba, Ou fi Duckages ontver, £ puckuges leather, — GOs, bye tard of, 9 dus: do thas. tal douen, 50 cases Bromen, wail, 42,0 Bi) 40 hhde. Shae ‘B76. 6d, barks henge to 4 direct’ eration Hd. ; Auatelan bark, benes to quarters era (sj one hehe 5,000 bbls. do., 4s. 1 j Betsieh ehip. Fhilndet- ja, Antwerp or Hromen, 10,00 bbls. do. Brisish hence 19 Constaniineplo, 14.000 cases refined ¢ German bark, henee to j Norwegian brig, Od. British 2,000 bois. do. bark, Philadelphia to a Preach port, 4,000 frolelum and waottt private t & bark repo ed petroleum, ds, i; Norwegian i. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvstox, Sept. 10, 1 nd declining; middiing, 10% ral. ai mone ry Ga ordinary, 10¢, Dales! Bales, 1,173, stock. 10,279- ©. ened ¥ New Omaad: tton easy: 0%4er erdivary, Ie. Net r (os . B24 ‘Sales ier 800; Tast evening, 190. Stock, 6.409, Monius, Sept, 10, 1878, Cotton quiet and easy: H yguieaung, 9 0 er c.; xoud. ordinary, Buies, 200, Stock, 2,621, Savaanan, Rept. 10, 1878, Corton gules and steady ; mivdlins, ‘L0%e.3 low mid dling, Net recelpty, 2,458 ast evening, 500, Oswego, Sept 10, 1878. bbls” Wheat’ lowers lc. $1, Corn ui dt, 48c. Outs quiet: Barley quiet: the ada held wt ty 4 Poas B21 S18; sbipscai” m5 ‘pi wie No Now York.” Receipts < 2 usheis mber, B500 feet, hip. as 1,800! bole, ; ree 7.400 bushels; lum uished, ie i Gonrae,’ Ste. 4 Be 40 per cwt. Pork 3U. ori Te. y9, Zea: cate Sie. 10 heat, Be. 5 cori Receipts by railrond--Vlour. WY DUSNEIS; Cor a 68, Kalltond froighie— aoe York, 84,0 Sbipm mj wareat, 125,940 bash 308 bushels; corn, 300 do, 58,028 do. ; rye, 8, Dertvorr, Sept. 10, 1878 Plone Hy und In good demand; sales 500 Gbie. whito at 5 ab f Wheut firmer; exten white Michigan, 81 (724 white do., $1 00% 4 $l OLS, cash; $1 bons eptember; ' #1 Oify a BI U2,’ Uetover. | Corn din fuir demans 400 do. ; outs, 1,400 da, shipmen wheat, 110,000 bushels; corn, be INNATI, Sept. 10, IS7S, Flour dull and drooping. Whewt aul, wend aud lower; red, Sc, & 90c.; umber and whi SUc, & S26, Bl U2 $1 05. $9 50 d. Lard in fate demand and stronger make, $060, ottio, Ge 2 Bets Bulk ments hicher eceipts, 670; Curcaco, Sopt. 10, 1978, ady and unchanged. Wheut fairly uctive aud’ a hi . 2 rod winter, 89Zc., cash; O1 a, Canby 22! 8.25, October Se ern) asd eatied fair, pricon higher; coy 83°70, onal 86 Moats steady ond firm; 4% clear rib end olear uides. Wi Bio een UE Freighs 000 bbIs. fo d Sige, for shoulders, In zoo mand at tull 72,000 do. oats, 12,000 Wheat dociined C steady and uach: EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCIAL. Loxpon, Sept, 10, 1878. mee of eivish Hous week, tory either shin oF seeurin, the crops, maul! aud damp. with the temperature rather ure now urgently neede be carted, while a neve propur, (aes of sprouti et A mosphers Connder. app nt ie felt, ‘capoctally i in Yorkshire, where Ritgrel rain is lying. chposad te. the wenlhér high: | Dey. brossy days is still some whe: thom of the cing to still standing. ¢ owing districts harvest operations are much jod, Kecent advices from. Norfolk, “which an important barley ing comutry, stated thi fully half the crop was still in’ the end it Js feared that grain hae already becom much discolored to render it available for maitny. wheat as was socured before the rain sot in, more particu- larly the enrliost gathered, ls very tiny. Scotch aud frish her, which prevented the eo! yh puid to foreign wheat ‘aaron the past wook or ten Gays, especialiy to Que old Russian and American sorte, vpon which demand will vonbtloss ve mainly direeted no long 4s the home produce is markeved in unsultaule cun- dition. An ‘advance of 0d. 10 1s eon obeuined desert cereal your bas commenced healthy leve), and although ine ly Felted to joe of prices litte it sepia below those now Tuling iu the London market. Another point to strenythen the trade lies in the fact that even should the imports of from American Atlantle ports increase, tussiun sup- j11 negossurily couse ax scon as hor ports aro closed The business conseq ae sete, upon legiti- tof al port Both. 1 London” movem bes made but value ‘brogress. Livanroot, sept, 10—5 P. M, Cotton—Futures dal! but stondy; uplands, low middling c—_ November and Vecembor do! len Ved, Tanda, low mladite suse, January and 2d. itade Keport—The maret for yarns and fabrics at Man- chester is gall, and rather lower fur al urtictes. Provisioas—Lard, 36s. Od. per ews, ur American, Lonvon, Sept. 1 40 P.M, Froduce—Tallow, 886. 8d, por cwt. Calcutta linseed, Sus, 6d. per quarter. Axtwernr, Sept 10, 1978. Petroleum, 245¢f. for fine palo American, Wiledx's lard closed at 2234 Horins per 50 Ktios Wileox' Barmen, Sopt. 10, 1878, ~ lard closed at 39 marks por 110 lbs, Hamnuna, Sept.10, 1878, por 10 Ibs. Mayne, sept. 10, 1878, Wilcox's Lard closed ut 48f. per 50 kilos, W YORK PRODUCK EXCUANGE REeProsT. Livenroot, 30} oss—Kastorn steady at acon —Cumborh Wilcox’s lord closed at 38}. m: Pork—Prime Btondy at 40s. rt io dail ot clear duil at ders dail at 20s. mens dull at 87s. Western dat i Turpentine-tpteit Long cut dull at Boot—India mess dull wt 70n.; extra prime mess soll at O7s. Lard— Tatlow-—Prime city fi ‘Bas, hy bs. Ad. eit old duit et dan, Sect do. prime new » ‘oll--ellow American shoud FINANCIAL. Loxpon, Sept. 10 -4 P. M. The amount of batiton gone tuto the Bank of inland on baianey to-day t# £207,000, Paris wavices quote ‘live por cent rentes 1121 87 ie. for the account. Pants, Sept. 10, 1873, Exchange on Loudon, 261 20340. for short sight. Benuix, Sept. 10, 1878 Tho sintoment of the Imperial Hank ot Germany shows a decroase in epecto of 7, 0 warks, Loxnon, Sept. 10-4116 P. M. ols, 94 13-10 for money for the aceow ‘Stator Dondn tem-loriion 1US. Bele, 139%. a FINANCIAL ¢ LEX FROTUINGH AM Ks stock Hrokars, No, 12 W 9 A n #: eaventiy pay fi Pew avouy ANCIAL REPORT WL KATKS—MONAY ON Li and Mort-cug DOWMENT Poulclbs, Mow (G08, Miscellaneous seourtties hon sht wnd loaned on, L¥ bow Broaaw TRUST & WiLL $15,000 ON COUNTRY Property, im sums to suit, on easy terme. Addrevs TKUST EK, Herald offs, LADY oF GOOD REX small tera, RN dLN ¥ Jonny tre GOOD KALI Ex BLISHED 186%, URANDAL H. FOUTS, Bankor, 70 Broadway, New York city. Having boon for 12 years ‘x member of New York xehange and View re ot the Gold Board, th stoek tablen reertpe oH . _ ANANCTAL, [sotasaroris~ BLOOMINGTON “AND WESTERN Railway To the holders of the Danville, Urbana, Bloomington and Vekin, ana Inaiauapolis, Riso on and Wests Consolidated First and Second Mortage Bonds, Main Line ‘The supplemental agroemeut of July 25, 1878, has been signed by holders of a large majority of borti ela f First Mortage Bonds, and deposited with the C Trust Company. and all who bave not, and who desi 3 yee end siete bends in the’ nn AUSTIS CORBIN, GILES EB. TAUNTOR Committes. Yoxtaut 'B, BLOSSOM Naw Yons, Sept, M D ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ¥ Fr ‘z atl oan mG) W. DITCHETT, 2 New Chambers st. (Puy UNtON cos TDA’ b” MINING “COMP. nesse aD moekholde ahs conn wi Mita ae shale “ome st No. 22 Wi on Tuesday. beptember 24, at 12, noon, to com jai condisi of the company. 4 i aR DbENE, Secretary. tors. New Youn, Reptembe Us? FUNDS TO nd Brooklyn Property. st oftics. a. a Ms (0 HIRE OR BUY LOW FOK CASI —P ODUGE EX. change Membership Ticket, Aduress J. J., Herald office” $15.000.048% un Bret clase Property In Bond at well rented. Addross O. 250 Wont 40th $200.00 0ttetarintas LOAN—ON IMPROVED ( Address box 2,900 New York AND MOKIGAGE New York cl 0 ey at U per cent. . L. GRANT, 145 Broadwny. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. TLAUND. ¥, WELD ESTABLISHED, SULD CUBAP AAto-day; if nde will be sold ut uuction to-morrow at 1036 r 76 Sd av. PARTNER WANTED. PROC URED FOR MER. businers opportunities of GKLAND'S, 40 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURBD FOR ehants, manutacturers and others: Keal Ket Changed for Business; Mining Interests, te. persons with capital veelin:: ness advise: charge of approved opportunities, i Lyon & Co, taney soods, 483. B: importing stationers, 77 John ae jeurotinted ; ___Financtat and Bus! A PARTN BY AN SPR manager o| eo star netres great favorite wherever she has appeared; from $800 to '§1,000 required; large profits assured; an investigation from those who have the umount nnd ness respecttuily soltetted and eatisfuction 1 ason begins Saptemuer 23; : rons DRA MATIQUE, ti A NESS MAN, Wifh MEANS, WILL ENGAGE as activo partner iu’ established business that will b investivation; replies fully the nature of bust: ness offered. HERE WT, ilerald atice, PARTNER IN AN OLD BSTABLISnED COAL 4 Warren LAVY WHO THORO! N manufacture of Lacs and white Miso domene, atterns (hus ber own trade) rtner either lady or. gentleman Herald oifice. ‘are chance for a man of smull means. LLOYD'S, NDS TAR styles and With capital to join ia busin RI Ay Address LING A BUSIN MAD $10,000 would ike Dusinons, Address, wit GOOD OPPORTUNIT: aud coud will of au old eatabli bed dowels more he or particulacs nox 23) Herald office. TO REDERM | DIA monds, Watches, &e., in pawn for 8290, worth $1 Will_divido profits, ' Address MBOSENGIK, Herald office, arty buvin: ddrexs P. P. ming to join hira. OOD OPPORTUNITY FOR LADY O% GENTLEMAN, ‘active or silent, with $1,000. Investigation invited. FULEMASON, la office. LY RY AND BOARDING STABLE FOR SAL— La Ap- profitable business; auusual opportunity. pee room 17, ply} DA E sion Dignan eek Ceries, fertilizers; m Herald office. IN A HOTGL AND MINBRAL @ fow thousand dollars Inve sted million; no agents. Address ruld Uptown office Passe {ik WANTED—WITH $5,000 TO $10, paying, established business, ‘Address BALTIC. Not Herald office. NER WANTED —. ou ASSISTAN OR oung BUREAU O Bat date WANTED—WITH 85,000 TO 10,000; ble manufacturing business, WING, 809 Filbert 1. Philadeiphin. DARTIES SEEKING INVESTMENT IN A” VERY bs fs manatacturing business inquire of GEOKGK 30 Pino at, TIES SE NVEST IN” Proitable raanutacuring business. iagalre of LLIB, 30 Pine NER WANTED—WITH $500, TO © ablished and well located variety theatre, neur the city, Addrow THEATIE, Herald office, AWTNER WANTRO—WITH $5,000 OASII, TO JOIN me in the tee business out W. ‘ean show protit of 150 er cent im eighteen months; no risk. Address 8. 1, Renin, Pittsfield, Muss. DART RTUNITY,—TiH store 15 Fulton, corner Front st, tock, Fixtures and Leaso for nal. A_VERY BORGK i A GAP . prive thas wilt pay $3,000 i, Winter references given end re- Herald office. OOwt? Xvest IN LEGITIMATE BUSINESS, $5 WVU with services; single man. Address YOUNG, box 12) Herald office. $5,000. Me im city; the property cost over $40,000, wad is in £094 roomie sold to dissolve partnership. The activity in the building trades makes this rare chance to get a good business Along with a partuor of largo, experience and extablished © | $25.00 sate and LEATHK, Herald oftice. ed MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ENGAGED. Kornrer—Kempxer.—Mr, Bexsammy Kornren to Haxsau Kumpyre. MARRIED. Bakeér—Carrort.—On Monday, Seprember 9, 1878, at the rosidence of the bride’s mother, b: James D. Wileon Wituiam H. Bax Carron, both of this city. No cards, Evaxs—West.—Ou tho Sth ot September, at the residence of Lhe bride’s parents, by the A HL Warner, Gongs A. Evans, M. D., to Lizzie, tkocbine of Charles O. Wost, all of Now York city, Axrcnhory.—On Monday, September 9, at Orsining, N_ Y., Jossrut ARCUBOLD, aged 39, The reiutives aud iriends of tho family are invited to attend the funersl, irom his late residence, 800 East 5th st, corner av, D, on Tharsday afternoon, at one o'clock. The members of the Re: trai Committee and of the ccange! bly district associations, al r ciations to which deceased telonged, ‘are respectfully invited to attend, Bann.—Tuesaav, September 10, 1878, Winutax Bann, « native of Ballymenn, county Antrim, Ireiaud, Funeral will tke plice from Bollevuc Hospital, Wednestay, “eptember 11, at two o’ciock. Friends are respectinily invited. Boscawex,—Seprember 10, Axx 8., 1h the 76ch year of ber ag trom the residence of her son, J. 8. , 167 Sth wt, Brooklyn, E. D., Tuarsday, at widow of James On Monday evening, September 9, lormeriy Flour inepector of Funeral at Rolormed Gpuro', Manhasset, 1. 1, Thursday, 12th inet, at three P. Relatives and iriends Invited without furtoer sauce Gurriages In thie cty, aged 59 you! waiting at Great Nock on errival of 1:30 train irom | Hunter's Port, CLARKSON — suddenly, Mouday, September 9, ¥. Clurksou, al, Ds ives and irionds of the fatnily aro respectially invited to attend the funeral, from her late ro: ‘ark av, on Wednesday, September 11, o'clock. Cieaven,—On Tuesday, Je: Willian and Emma Cleaver, months, Fuueral from the residonce of her grandfather, Thomas Leavy, 20 Soath bib av., on Wednesday, Sep- vember IL, atone P.M. Devon.—September 9, 1878, Jane Daven aged 85, at Franconi, N. H., on Many i., Widow of Cornolius e U, danghier of aged one year ands Funeral at the residenes of ber 80, _EGax.—Captain Micuann Eoax, of Company 6, ighth regiment, irivh Brigade, aged 43 years, Tho funeral will take p from his late res:dence, 284 11th st., Joraey City, Yhursany, at two P.M! Ail bis felavives and friends, also bis brother officers and comrades of bis royiment are respectiuily invited The rematuse witl be toterred io St. Peter's yetery, Jersey City. —Un luesday, September 10, Thomas Fan- aro invited to attend the fa 1,884 3d av., k N.Y. on (aursdsy, Septomver 12, at one o'et Fisu —Howann H. Prant, at Port Jory: day morning, Sevier ber 8, F eduy, two o’olook, frienus are tovived to ntiend, FLawenty,—Oo Septemver 10, Brivunt, wito or Migtinal Fiaheriy, uative of eouuty iF parish of hieng J Ireland, aged 59 years, Bh Vd Reiatives aod beloved ongford, on Thureday, at balt- Piss At ste nn, M MARY ANS, Wid e late J Yor Funeral from the residence of ber daughter, P beg Goopsow.—On Tuesday, September 10, 1878, at the resigenée of her son, 115 Lee av., Brooklyo, im the 0th year of ber age, Eviausra “Gipuer, oe Ephraim 8. Goodaor Notice of funeral bereatter. HaGerty.—On sepiember 9, Lawnrsce Hacenry. The relulves and frieuds of the family aud meme bers of the Holy Name Society of Transigursiom Churen, ure to attend the funeral, irom oe Jute resicence, 110 Mulberry ou Wednesday, inst, at half-past mine o’ciock, to the eburch ad from thence to Calvary Cemotory. Keuok.—On Monday, September 9, BerNaky Keon, & native of the parieb of Streot, county Longiord, ire- land, in the 64:h your of pis age. Relatives aud irionds of tae family and those of a son, Joba H. Kehoe, are most respectiuily invited attend the fanerai, from his lave residence, 411 Fast 91 st, Wedaesday, September 11, at two P. M., trom thenee to Calvary Cemetery tor interment. —In this city, Mra, KILkenxy, & Dative e, county Galway, Ireland, aged 70 yeara, jutives and iriends are respectiuily invited to at- 1 the juperal, trom ber late residence, 337 East ordny, at two P.M. kR.—On Monday, September 9, Lizzix, daughe nd Mary HL. Karner, Funersl this day, two o'clock, trom 242 Weat 276b Gt, Mxuiick.—At Koeoll J., on Tuesday morpiog, James B., son of Andrew D, ang Elizabeth Mellick, ages 37 years, Notice of tuneral to-morrow, MoCakaxky.—lo Broosiya, 00 Saturday, September 7, 1578, of consumption, Rouert D. MoUngsny, aged 53 yours and 4 months, The reiatives and iriends of the family, also mem- bers of Commonwealih Lodge, No. 409, #, and A. SI., are respectiuliy 1uvited to attend his iuaerul, from St. Luke’s Episcopal Cbureh, Clinton, pear Fulton av., Brooklyo, on Wednesday, September 11, rm “Reprist.p.—Suddenly, of apoplexy, at Bioom@eld, N, J., on Mouday, September 9, Luter Reprieup, io’ the 6dtb yeur of bis age. Vuperal rervives at tbo residence of bis orother-1n- law, Kev. Joho Hard, at Bloomfeld, N. J.,on Wed nesday, attwo P. M. ‘trains leave foot of Barclay st, by Delaware, Lackuwanra and Western Railroad af 12:40 P. M., returning at 3:45 P, M. Interment at Glyde, N. Y. BYNOLDS.—At Fairmount, 10th inet, Jura A. danyhter of Charies and Hagnab Reynolds, aged 23 years. Funeral on Friday, 13th tost., at ball-past two P. M:, from the residence of her parents, at Fatre mount, Weat Farms. Rixa.—On Monuay, September 9, Exizapera HL. Rixc, widow of George E. R Relatives ard iriends of the family are respeottully invited to attead tbe tuaeral, (rom the Fire, Keformed K,iseopal Chureb, Madison av, upd o5th eh, om Wo.inesday, Septeinber 11, at one o'clock, SuxguaN.—Oo Monday, September 9, ARNIE Moy daughter of Anno M, and the late Wiliam 'B. sbhechan, aged 19 years, Funeral row the Cuurch of Sts. Peter and Paul, 24 t., near South 3d, Brooklyn, FB. D., September 12, at two vr, M, Reluuves and iri jnviled to atiend, ‘Tuomrsox.—At Irvington, on the Hudson, on Mon. evonlug, September 9, Maris Loviss Guiom THomrsox, wife ot W. W. Thompsou, Fuveral service at Trinny Coupel, West 25th sh, New York, on Thursday mourning, ut teno’ciock. It 18 requested that no towers be sent, TReiNOR.—On Monday, the 9b inst., CaTaeRine, widow of Joba Ireiaor, deceased, a uative of sue town of Strabane, county tyrone, Ireland, aged 82 years, The remains willbe takea trom her late r No, 652 East 16th street, in company with the Ot her son-in-law, James MURRAY, who departed nis lite on tbo 10th inst., on Thursday, the 12th iost, a6 ‘hult-past a A. ML, to tbe church of the Iinmaculate Conception, Kast Fourtcouth street and Avenue A, Peyote high of requiem will be oftered up for the repose of their souls, w! whiob their ree maing will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter. nent, ‘The relatives and sriends et she family are re- spectiully invited toattend. WanpweLt.—Oa Sunday evening, September 8, a8 New Loadon, Conn, of typhoid pugemonia, Mane Josspui: Hitcucock, wife of Edward H. Wardweil, wv York city, aged 32 yea tives aud Irieads are respecttully tavited to at tend the tuneral, at Trintty Chapel, ia Rector st, Newark, this (Wednesday) morning, even o' Yolock Wrsv —At Kast Millstone, N,J., Soptemover 9, Witt 14M M, West, ia the 2960 year of bis uge. Relatives aud friends Of the family ate invited te aitend the funeral, [rom the residence of his broshe: Webley West, 17’ St, Luke’s piaoe, on Thursday, the 2th inat., at one o'clock. ideoce, Temaing Wittowkk.—On Tuesday, September 10, Cuances Witsowsr. Fuveral trom bts lave residence, Thuraday, 128 inst., at ono P. PposTr * OF FICK SOTIC OST” OFFICE 9 tor the week ending Sate close at this office on Tuesd: Steumstip Montana, via Queen ¥. M., for Europe, by stoumship Rasaa, vin (correspondence foe France to be ant ne specially add Me, tor > (correspondence for Germany und Seotinnd to be forwa Dy this steamer must bo speciaily nddres: M, for Beotland direct, by steamship Ancuorl 11:30 Al ML, for Ki 7 Ap jew York Soptomber 0, The for Doi wall ana South Paciie ports louve The wails for ‘ow York Septembe n leave Sam "rhe nails ee Australia, do Franciseo September tn leave San Francisco Bepremier 3 1 OB, ie JAMES, Postmaster. _Powr Orrice, New Yorn. ‘Sept. 7,1 LEGAL NOTIC Es. tor Tie iow jourt ot Sustice in Es dated 10th November, 1877, made in tne matter ante of Goer Hem: mond, deceased, Marcroft vs. Hanne Jumies Green, formerly of Liv left Kavinnd for the United States 1610 or S11 living, he, person who di al personal repre- fre alleged to be en: 14 Jumeos Green, it liv. at the Chasabe No, 11 New square, Lingo! dievex, or in detautt thereof he torily excluded from the venedt cee Monday, the 2008 duy of J be said Ol of Mid hey il be peremp- leer ts one clock ma. at the allot whom he Ieft vet Ee paging he John, 2 Ly rhe the wted to communioste with npany, No. 38 Bedford row, z London, the sollelter: of the pl ‘Dated this Oth day of ford ch 187s Moswes. Torr, Saovere JUSHUA BIRD le tof Clerk, BH URAITUIK. Fr a PURNTPORE, Diss, ~“LOORTN Mattresses, spring Bods, at halt price. Qi Ki, Giasves, Canal, opposite Eurie ), $1: ver and Dining Furnitare at 100. Call at private in W i the ont ontablish: prices; woekly aud mon =HOUSE HO! © of ovory ul Oba) Fost OFFL gent, char AT piv STH 5 Alin, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL “SATIN SUIP B50; bi rop Salt, 6255 I bargains in Haraiture ftores, 228 and 240 Hudson wi monthly payments taken , Carpets and Bedding, at corner Broume ; « ARE OFFERING GREAT yond —J. rooms and factory builds poesston ncn abort time. will sell bolew Hock of Parlor, Library, Dintag Room niture, corner Mott 6 York. UIN Pitt i Aion cy tor ¢ SOWFHRTHWAIT & Gon, rive ‘coe thle Immense ham ver Fur. at Ne! Bireoker st A eT Rin ts AND OLLCLOTHS VERY EAP M NUBENDALL?S olf place, Onll or send for explane- tory peice list rig DANCING ACADEMIES. SSA USiIS DANCING ~ACADEMIRS —OLARORS yw torming, 114 Kast 13th, 55 wt B84. WALLS fdaness taught HAPIDLY, PRIVATES LBSBONB ail’ ‘hours Seo citculars. Aitw AGADEMY OF DAN! ast.—Opening saitee Monday event Ciatsos Doin Hwesday evening, Septer clreulnr, September 1%, For cir xingion av. Book for subserivers now opea and 4 lonsons any hour TTIMANN, PORMENLY WITH LORD DUPPBRIN, will reopen his Dancing Aeademy, J36 West 200h ata Monday: the I CLOTHING. ABRAMS’ ESTABLISUMENT, WAIT AVS ined in cash tor eam off Ulothing, Call or address Mr. of Mra. ABRAMS. 3) OF PAYING A KIN in gold for cast-off Clothin . de. ¥ 1608 BROADWAY, NhAw 10g8 paid tor Oast-olf Clot to B15; Pants, #1 bo Address MINIB, b ihy WIDOT, OUR AV, NE Wal pines, pays Utmost value Lue Cust off C lvabtegs “Gait w auurens BL. Waite, stamiord, on ‘Luursday, av thr ASHBERG PAYS HKOADWAY PRIOKS FOR pt, oA! prin i ea uaF at | Ly ie Clothing. Wea i thy eiwoon Bived: a