The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1878, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAL The Stock Market Active and Strong. GOLD 100 1-2 A 100 8-8. Government Bonds Strong, States Dull and Railroads Irregular Money on Call Easy at11-2 a 2 Per Cent, Watt Srreet, } Moxpay, Sept. 23-6 P, M, The market was unexpectedly active to-day and Prices were unexpectedly strong, at least to tho: whe ignored the signs of improvement that were visible during the latter part of the past week. To otner than ebronic bears (wool dyed and warranted motto fade under the brightest sunlight of an a vancing market) the improvement this morning w: ‘but the natural result of the bullish feeling which is beginning to pervade stock circies. While it 18 con- ceded that prices are rigged to suit the schemes of a hanaful of leading stock gamblers, it 1s not to be de- nied that their plans are founded upon an astute study ofthe present and prospective state of trade and of the political and tnanctal outlook of the country at large, There is reason to believe that tLe control. lors of speculation regard the future as promising profitable returns to buyers at current prices, and there is tho same reason to believe that they aro practically backing up this opinion, Although much of the strength and a large proportion of this morn- ing’s transactions were duc toa covering of shorts by refugees from the boar side, it was equally appa- rent that converts to the bull side, as weil as the bull contingent itself, which never changes front, were the paramount force in the market. Under thoir auspices, and a persistent demand for the more activo kinds of stocks, there was a general appreciation in values {rom the opening to the end of the day. Most pepecially benefited by the rise were the St. Paul and Northwestern properties. It may be (as was gos- Biped by the street) that Jay Gould was pickling a rod for Mr, Keene, or that Mr. Morgan bad tn vicw one of his historical dives into speculation, from which be proverbially comes out quicker, dryer and with more profit than any others of his stock Jobbing coadjutors, or that the advance was mainly attribut- able to a more cheer!ul regard of the futuro, certain it ig that, while the grangers bore the heat and burden of the day’s speculation, they at the same time bore off the palm for improvement, Lake Shore, moder- Ately animated, was weak und strong by turns, but, when it happened to be neither, sulked at figares which were steady at loast, Burlington and Quincy and Central and Hudson, though limited as to deal- ings, were strong and advanced as to price. Tho re- porsed increased earnings by these rouds sufficiently gooount for their strength. A report provaiied that the Euglish stockholders of Reading are much exer- @ised as to the unsatisfactory condition of the com- pany and are about to apply torareceivership, A de- cline in the stock irom 16% to 1534 within a few days would seem to give seme color to the rumor, though nothing authoritative is known. Beyond an occa- sional set-back in the general market prices were stubbornly sustained the day through and tinal dea! ings were mage at nearly the bighest Ogures of the session. The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of piocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were Bs follows :— Open. High- Low- Clos- est. est ing. Delaware and Hudson. 503g 50% = BU Western Union 947% 943g 947% Pacific Mull. i li N.Y. Central aad Hud, 11354 Lake Shore Bly 3% 36% Nortowest p 6936 St. Paul... 2944 Bt Paul proferrea 6955 Del., Lack. and Western. 83% Erie Rat jway.... 13 Hannibal and St. Joseph.b 1545 Han, and St. Joseph pret. B5%q Michigan Central. 70% + Wabash Railroad, 1515 8% 33 65 uz i% The closing quotations of stocks wore:— Bid. Did, Asked. eS At & Pre Tel 678%” 67% Chi & North Ag Ws 7 Chi & Norw’n pt 60% as Chi, RL & Pac.1isig Chie, Bur &Q 1124 ©,0«1 - 4h 8 Expres ksilver. Wells-Farco nieksilver inicksilver pf.. N The total sales of hat at the Board to-day aggre- gated 147,792 shares, which were distributed as fol- Jows-—Western Union Telegraph, 1,775; Pacitic Mail, 100; New York Central, 905; 14,500; Union PacHic, 7,400 Pittsvarg, 2,200; Northwestern, 29,050; do, preterrea, 87,760; C., C., C. and 1, 1,485; New Jersey Central, 610; Bt Paul, 11,785; do. preserred, 10,790; Wabash, 3,400 Onjos, 1,000; Lackawanna, 8,920; Morris and Ksi 200; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 700; do pretorred, 1,900; Delaware wnd Hudson, 152; Michigan Central, 4 Kansas and Texas, 465; Chicego, Burlington 4 Quiney, 1,750. The money market continues to work easily and money oni call was plentifully supplied at 14; a 2 por cent Time loans were made at Sad percent. Tho following were the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned erties to-day :—Cbarleston, buy- fog % 4 5-16; selling > a par; Now Orleans, com- mercial {a 94; 5t. Louis, 50c. discount; Chicago, B0c. do. and Moston, par. There is no aiieration in the rates for sterling exchange, which remain at $823 and 487 for long and short sterling, with Actual business doing at 4.81% 04.82 and 485% 0 £8634. Gold was dail and qatet, opening at 1004; and failing to 10024, at which prico the market closed, Cash gold lent at 14 a2 per eent for carrying. The ld clearings @t the National Bank of the State of New York were as follows :— $1,102,000 1,107,260 10,000 nt bonds were dull, with am advance of 34 10 the ten-iorties, and @ decline of 3; in the cur- Fency sixes, There was no other change, tho market closing at the following quotations :— Bia, Asked. bored + weed brit sixes, on 119% 01% i ted States sixes, 1465, new, regis. anes States sixes, 1465, coupo: United States sixes, 1507, registered, ‘United States sixes, 1867, coupon,... United States sixes, 1565, registered, United States sixes, 156, coupon... United States fives, coupoa ‘United States 44's, 1891, reg United states dee 1891, coupon... United States fours, 1907, registered, United States fours, 1907, coupon... 100 lol 907% 100% London acvices reporta weak market for consols Consequent upon the unfavorable pews from {udia, the decline being % @ %. American government bonds were steady and 4 higher for ten-forties. fis 13%— decline of 4; the proferrod is 30}¢—a de- cline of 4. Jersey © is 38—~a decline of %, and Ailtinois Central 63/4, as at the close ow Saturday. ‘The closing prices in London were as follows :—Con- Bole or money or account, ¥4%{ a 9474; new 43g per pont bonds, 105%; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 10734; fen-torty bonds, 108 jg; fives of 1581, 10814; Erie co mon shares, 135; brie preterred snares, 30); Ne Sorsey Central, 38: lilinois Central, 8354. The Baok of Engiand gained £148,000 to-day. Pontes in Paris were quoted at 1141, \, Btate bonds at the Board were vory duit ‘dn railroad bonds there w: advances of 1 per 090s in Manuibal and St Joseph eguts convorivia, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1878 and a decline of 134 per cent in Lebigh and Wilkesbarre consols assented, ‘Ihe other changes were as follows:— An advance of 3¢ in North Missourt firsts, New York Elevated Railroad frate and Nerthwest gold sevens, and 3 in St. Paul sinking funds. The closing prices of stocks in Philadelphia were as follows :— pare eh Railroad Philadelphia and ‘Erle Sehuy kill Northera Lebigh Navigation.... Pittsburg, Titusville & Buflsio Raliroad 4g Hestonville Railway. 103g Central Transportation. .. The closing prices of m Stock exchange to-aay were :— BOARD—I11 A vinst 10 shs Con Vir. Ds ve 17 100 sts Licronsebe bo +29 Sd 17 ry 29 ao 100 Maripos: 10 NY be BOARD~2:30 Yr. U4 Suatalincronte.be B00 ‘amp 400 sha Ber & E,.be ss 100 ao. c 8b 2ud do -ac | 80 100 N ¥ & Col..a¢ b30 2. NEW YORK STOCK KXUHANGE SALES, Mowpay, Sept. 23, 1878 BEFORE CALL—10 A. ML bas 10134 J 200 $1000 N W con ¢ 10000 Kano 5.) D,with cou cert 10000 Bur,© Kd N at 1000 Han&stJo 8's, 100 ahs Mich Centraie 100 200 100 400 NY é vi 10) oO, od « in $3 100 “do. 33. do. B38 700 Northwes! Bo lub AM. $10000 US 4’s, r, 1907. 9976 8130000 US 4’s,r,"07.83 997% Vea Wis A.M. baa: FIRST BOSRD—10:30, A.M £1000 Mo 6's, 1888. 10334 rela) tad glbsh - 37% 4000 B,C RAN ited do 10000 N'J OC Iskcon a 73. 000 Leh & W-B ¢, 1000 1900 Mil & St 16000 M&st Pes 4000 8: i 10000 Alb & tue Ist: 1000 Canads Bo 16s, 000 Oblo & Miss con. 100" 1009 Ohio & Miss 2d.. 66 13000 Union Pac Ist.be 106 ‘5000 Union Pacitic ¥ f 00 1000 Pacific of Me 1st 103% g000 Tol & W lst, xc. 126 100 1000 Lo & Nash ¢, °98 107 He 8% 10000 Lo & Nasal 24. 2000 North Se Let 5oo0 toc & ais ge.be ba 81 100 “* +08 8h do 20 NY, NH & Wart. yo Picks, FLW Og, 96 ‘b3 100 20 Nash. Chai a St 1 250 Chi & Alton, 83, BEFORE CALL—12 0 P.M. RY Blovated 1st nye 100 sheNorthweet pied os 69 Wo seb ak 6 vf. 300 Ghie & Alton 65 Kan & Texas 30 P.M. ¢, "BL, 108 $35000 U 8 5-20, 1, 67. 10635 { 1oucuo Us 5:208."35.8i 100% W000 U 86's, eu o's, 10000 U Bo" SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. 10 State 6's,"86, 102% 400 ahs maa pf.be bs Pas] bu bread & dou0 Mieb C 12000 Can Soy tuo Dk 5.0 3d 4009 uhio& Mw 100 United 50 Western ) 100 Brie.. be bi 500 Olev & P gtd. 100 do 75 Hare: 200 Mich Cen. B00 Wabash, 200 Chi, & 86 P be 03 3 200 100 6 tte 108 Le BE pide boot my) 2:30 TO 3 P, M. 3400shs N Westera pf. 69! 900. b3 69° 000 Pgeens Ast 100 Ft LS ay ow 4 COMMERCIAL REPORT. corron: spor 1-8c. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED BABELY sT¥ADY--FLOUR STEADY—WHEAT FIRMER—CORN STEADY-—-OATS LOWEB—PORE EASIEB—LARD EASY—WHISKEY NOMINAL— NAVAL STORES YIRMER--PETROLEUM DULL— GROCERIES FIRM. Monpax, Sept, 23-6 P. M. Business continued pretty active in all departments of trade and the markets generally were firm, Oo Change flour was steady. Wheat was firmer but quiet. Corn was steady. Oats ‘e dull and lower. Whiskey was nominal. Pork was easier. Lard was easy. Cotton on the spot was again }c, lowe! Fa- tures closed barely steady. Groceries were firm. Naval stores were firmer. Oats and petroleum re- mained dull. Corrgx.—The market for Rio was frm and fairly active. We note further sales ex Kepler of 1,835, 500, 565, 650, 300 and 271 bags. Total, 4,151 bags, Mild coffee was quiet but firm. We quote: Ordinary car- goes, 14%{c. @ 15e.; fair do., 16%¢. 17¢.; good do, 174e. w 17ie.; prime do, 17%c @ 18e.; extreme range for lots, 14}¢. © 19346; Santos, fair to good, 1Gije. @ 16%c., gold, 90 days New Yorks Stock in second hands— Baltimore. see yooeee Pesce 4 New York eoneee 4963 Total stock Afiont and loading Purchased tor Un (11,000 Santos) Total visible supply.. Delivered trom warehouse duriag the week— ated 328.000 pool come 1-32d. cheaper Pat ne ‘auotebly lower. Futures opened-at about y's clomny prices; Sep- iouber and October options uecliued 8 «9 poluts, Novem- ber 6 points und Decomver ana January andthe later months 1 4 4 points lower, The market closed barely Tieady. ‘the closing prices of Saturduy and to-day compare oe ea turday, September 22. Monday, Septenrer 28. ‘Saturday, fonday, 7 Dern hl. Gi it.o8 Septoiaber cris Current prices of spot cotton (tie foliowing quotations based on american standard of clussification and on cotton in store, ranning in ity not more than hall a grade above or below the gr de uoted) -- Uplanas. tah J Orleana, Jonas, Sine otsse Ytsa6 911-16 Good ordinary csc. 10816 10. $16 105-46 10. 5-18 Suriet wood ordinury 1054 10% 103% Low mnlddling. ...... 10% 1 ry Strict low middling. it 16 116 Middiini, ss ncevereee LL 1g 11% Good miadiiog 1135 113g 113 ntriet good miadling i uy ny 13f¢ rdinary, O34c'; strict good ordinary, 3 ‘iow middling, 10346," middling, 10%4c. Sales of apot Bde grou Total. vas Consumption... — included in on contract, 1,900 bal sales were as luilows ber, 1,000 bales at 11.03c., 1,)00 at 11.026. wt 10.92 3,800 at L091 1.200 at 10.90e. ps aedere Noveimber, 11200 at 19.506, 200 at 1V.70e irae Lostoor 00 ar 10. eer 1 400 at 1OLTie .000 at 10.8u6., 200 ut 10.786. § (0.¥5e,; Maren, 700 at 11.056. ; May, 16,800" bales, “To-day wp, foi tad 100 at 1U,91e., 1,700 at 10.986. , at 10.0lc., 200 at 10,806. 10.88¢., 2,000 at Th.ste-, 20) ai 10.88e., G00 ab 1080er, 100 at’ 1U'Juc., O0U at 10.596. ; October, 3,0U0 af 10 88e, 1,000 at 10.876. 8U0 at 10,86¢,, 500 wt 10.85¢., 500 wt 10.84e-. 2800 of 18s, 1U0 ab 10.8e., 2,000 ut (0.83¢., GU at Tutte. 1.7 0 wt 10.75¢., HOU wb 10.7: 10,74e., 1,700 at 10.75¢., 100 as 10.766., 2. ‘at 1, Te2, 1,100 wt 10.75e., 1,100 at 10.74e., 200 at 10,75e, ; 5 Tie., "SU0 wt 10.776. ."400 wt 10.790, 1, 10.8068, 10.776, 1,000 796. ‘At 10,046. ; 200 a 10.85 10.88e., 200 at 10.866. ;_ Mar 10.946, iL.0le, 1,200 at'11.02¢,. 100 ft 11.1L¢., 100'as 11.090, 00's 11, iS lie. om etal, 43,200 Vales, Gracd total, ipts at the ‘ports were follow: ew sna 929; Mi 505 Philadsiphise ‘Koval, i7, day les alsa. “This dey lask year, 8-470 Valen “Total pri, 200 at M sin Jan mber 1, 175,034 bales, Cotton freights elosod as follows :—To Havre, by steam 3 by sail, je. To Hamburg, by steam, 3c. ¢ ‘steam, 11-10c., compressed by steam 44 15: FLouR AND Grain. —Receipts—Fiour, 642,400 bushel 56,832 bushels 99,150 do. ; barley ‘The sales, including about 16,000 bbis., within t annexed range. Kye flo was , with sales of 400 bbls, Corn meal was quiet. The ‘sales were about 1,000 bbls. and bags, in the range. Kye wus wtondy sules were 16,000 bus! an + hy 2 Wentern ut 60jge., aud 2.000 vushels State at Gite, Barley and malt were steady, pa 315 ound boo} Round hoop Ouio, trabe brands. Family... City mills, St. Louis, low St. Lous, low straight, ehvice double extra, REKEGOUEECOCRODORIECERE | SSSSSETREESESSSSESES SEE i Brandywine. Corn meal. puncheons. xan, $107 0 81 7 0554 i $114 for No. Lwhive, $1 19 tor extra white and §L 08g foF dor November. At the fir 1 16,000 bushels red, tor se eee sold wt $1 07% wnd 24,000 do., for 7 No. 2 red, for. cesever $1 ark ad B1 UB!g wane . tor November, $1 08 vid, $1 O84 asked: Corn “was steady. At the first call 16,000 bushels November, No. “2, at Siige At sales were 8.000 Bashela, Uetober, No, 16,000 busbe kween the We. for steamer mix do. 2 white; Sulge. for do, decidedly low sre. w do. 27 }0. ‘Ste. aa; vines No, 2 do, 29ie.; No. 3 do,, 260. Wnt sslel rere ‘avout 40,000 bushels GUNNIES.—Hagging remained still frm at 103ge, for 1% 1s, welgii, 1046 « 1079. for 2 ibe. and 11%,e. for stnae ar ‘oasees 0 butte aud hemp were firm but vutts sold . seed, BITS » $182 $105 « $170 for undreaee Italian ee carreuay J, bye ist ejcasmus —The market was without change aud quiet, We quote :—' Cava, sonueit aud mixed, 2le, a 2765 We. ovado retining, We. a ie; roe Forw tice, 30e. s 408s; bnglish leanda, Orleans, ‘new erop, common to t J oh Mute Bpiriee.tnrpe Mutu, good. stralued, ty pa Lea piten, $2. A ‘e ‘Stocks at Welnsiagten, Rosia 9 straived, $1 4 from Wilmington a Ashore, Afloat, 13.190 oud Tar Harpentine Uli Cottonioed si was dy send ofl int sperm, crude, ay m.OKT winter sperm, 1004 ae soe! yal do-,81;, crude. Northern Dloached winter, Siecdnes winter elephant, 71 o.o: winter uiewched fish: 43c.; crade fish, so Farnotxva,—The market for renned was dull, but without ghanee. We Guots:—Crude, in bulk, Si; ; do. bbls.» Piac, & See | eemane, Oe: relned, sarge ais ihe hte oye ordinary br a oe. do. tmp araunary ra an © sora Cling Koudevush reports sales united corsificases cerude New York, 11,000 bbis.; Oil City, ees ighest, wie, 50c.; do. Southern, Ghe.; extr 8 at 85e. Parker bit eli Boston, 18s. «2003 Long tataia’ ee delphia, 16e. s Ie. lam Island, 160 a 20e, gen,’ Knslish “snipe, 63 oodcock, @f 10 u8i 25 per pairs Fee Sirds, dozen, Grouse and partridge, $1 25 « $1 50 per Fuovisions — Receipts Pork, 50 bbls; lard, 048, therop 1,140 kegs an ats, 1,851 pac Butereee aad 1408 bo 3.204 cases; beef am 140 Hig At the second call. as Tollows;Septembe bis, 8 asked: October. $8 05 bid. 89 asked; Novemver old we ix . i new, $9 vid, wt $9 05 at $8 05. ‘aid 500 bbl do.’ at $9. m wily, Bacon was steady at former prices, Gul “feof hams et $18 for Western. Greised uogs wore Gri ut O3e.'s Uige lor city, heavy to Hight, including ‘asy, closing at thes ond September, vi October, 86 90 did, 1d; November, 90) 3. Sied: Dwoamber as Bong bid, $6 80 bid, $6 8336 asker, The sale $6 87, 86 35 bi $5872 ated: seller your, asked; i ere 36-80 ‘bid, $5 Bg were S.UO sarees. at $6 ag for de] for January. 3 90, 2,000 di eee ort), 150 do, do, Wi Bebo em || 0 urrive at $7 55 and 65 do. prime st $0 Ketined—250 tlerees, ‘ontin for Uctover “aslivery at Butter: neniots, 5.0 peakag @ inarket was tirm, with « fair domand. We quote:—State creamery, 23c. & ge soe ocd btate dairy, 15c. a 21 rn do., 11 tern tuctory, Mc. 9 126. 105 ‘Doxen "The matket was” firmery. Wi uot Sate actors, ‘Tige. a 9e.; Weate dkimmed do., 3c, ude Exgs—Keceipts, 948 quote:—Long Island, New Jersey } Stute and Pennsylvania, ive a 19e.; ao. inferior, 12e,'a Le. 4 ;do., interior, 120. « 1 was steady, with » fair caciane, We ‘cline, fair, Ge; good to prime, fair to priiae, Ose. a Ze: Kuugoon, iu bond, wold; Hanzoon. duty puid, 53%sc. « Ge., curreney. —Keceipts, 12 tlerces. The market was dull Sucan—The market lor raw whe vary SifORs Saivs were 200 hhds, ceuteuimwal at Sige ¢ 400 uhds, and 2,000 bass do., test 9535. at Bia Mand’ 46 bbls, 8 bags Centra! Smerican at 6340.4" ined opened shondy, with & tate 3 refiuin, ow Bto 1s, "xe. 2 beri 3 Ghee. The: Porco Ke. refining, coxsmon te ‘tate, 63 Te Tee a 7c. refined standard sides no Osiern Je. j erusive Ue. whtte extra U's, Ddjc. @ Ddgc. ‘a de.; other grades, tuciuding Ca, 62,0. & 744 Low. —Reenpts, 20 hnds., 174 bbis, und market was quiet. | sinall salox were made ab 7 Tbe, jor strictly prim 733 vbis. Ys: yowitorsdy off do., 9c. loi ‘The market was nominal; in grain cbar- rwise the mar ingazements—Liver- pool, suil, ivate terms; 150 tons Povarurement koods 10s., aud steam, 2,50 packages but- for, in relrigorators, 200s. ; 200 packuges do., rexulur way, ‘6d. 180 hinds, tallow, on private terins; 800 bates pot thingy Me h freight, at ey private Terms; 100 boxes cheese, S74. Gu. bo: Bo Om ; 2,000 voxes do., 40s. ; 8 ‘tons leather, 90s oF Oe 2 bacon,’ 22 ket was quict end ‘wall 00 tone 4 30 tone oll cage, 174 6d. «1,000 flour, 2s. laszow, stoaun, OU tierees lard, 3 Be 2p) boxes cheese, ‘private terms; 10 tons leather, “20 tons measurement goods, 20s.; 1,000 bbls, flour, Parogh freight, ds, Bristol, sream, 1 ather, 5Us.; 2.500 packages "bi 47s. vie Hull stenm. 100 tierces lard, vod bushels xrain, private, ter a aes bar! 3 ert between Bordeuux wad Antwerp, dacluding Mar. 3,500 quarters grain, 61 talian ork for orders, 3,300 quarters grain, vate term: @ Norwegian bark, to Corx tor 000 quarters grain, private terms; auother, Capacity, voyaze and rate; Iritish bark, hotce to» Br part, 3.500 quarters zrain, ds. Ud.: # Norwegian bark, hence Po Bordowux, 4,000 quarters xrnin, St Od.; one, hence to Uork tor orders, 4,900 quartors grain, private terms; n bark, 827 tons, honce to Vigo, 11,000 ‘ain, 19¢., und butane cargo . ab market ‘a Norwexian bark, hence to tH i, provisions, is“park rumored from Brunswick to kio Janeiro, er eS 5 fomber, ae $19; Ameriexn scho (Thomas Balt), on to River Platte, with general cargo on ‘ted hence sumo voyage, Bur not authentiextou. tuliun brig, hence to Vorfu, 4,900 cases refined petroleum 3c. Norwoginu bark, heues United Kingdom, with 3.800 buls. residuum at ‘ts. and £10; au ‘Ytalidn burk, hence to the Levant, 11,000 etroleum, on private terms; German bark, rman Baltic, 3.000 bbls, do., 4a. 736d. henee to the NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET, Monpay, Sopt. 23, 1873. BECKIPTS FOR THK PAST WEEK. Caloc, Lamb, Hoan Bixtieth street 27) «2,544 27,140 90 Sortey Oty, = 149 11,054 ‘sia they = r Other pluces.. ~ = t= Totals. 27 3,922 38,196 Bresry ov carr Prime shipping Good to Loews d Savchers? ot Medium gradi Gommon uativ Coloraces, reat: and’ ' Shorekess: . it, d Stor the cor ¥ jarket to-day opened sirong aud netive. Bayers wanted ‘and with clear, coul weather they were uot afraid to buy in are quautities. The offerings, however, proved & trifle too large for the demand, wa it not b. the liberal concessions. salonmon ‘made. from the opening prices many cattle would been left unsold. Si After ulne A. M. buyers sh from whieh time t re . Nae. higher, but the close Friday's prices could be on the medium and common cattle. Prime shipping steers were in de: mand and prices on this grade were held firmly. The do- cline for the week ts 4 strong r pound, Sales at Bixtleth street —O, Kahn for ©o., 18 Kenwueky 3 Toa, at Be., 56 Ibu; 14 co., 1,143 Iba, ab Teas $1 pee oad a7 do.,' 1,244 Tus, wt Sige. ; 16 d 2 10 do, 1,2 wt Bige. BB i Bake | Hddo, 128 ‘at Sic., and $1 per head 35 do., 1,389 Ibs. mt 540. fh “void 6S 72 19 nati 19 do. 08 Ibe, ms Seba ST aan 1,490 tose as 1Ohe. . oH. Fe Burchard sold jor Kankia & Thompsin 28 iniaaourl steers 19 di 14 Ibs Bige., 68 ¢,, 55 Abs. : 4, at 8: 18801 ers, 1 3 "HT do 1,09 Ibi, ut & Abvey, 34 Unto stoors, Bt sc., 66 be! vo 10e., 67 Ibs. Keomtucky steers, 7 ao cw o., 8 « ares oid , at Sige. & 56 lus 5 for Goll & Co., 98 prime gw 834 i eat Oke +57 Ibs, to L1e,, 08 lis., 62 bend of wate average 1bs., and were soid for export altve. Enstman gold 16° Colorados, ewt., at Tie. 104 do., ¥ at Ye: OO Ninel steers, cw, at 1d cw Ee get. 5g ewis at 1c, OU ibs. | iOncon’ Bi ew tor L. ‘Rothschild a7 9 c at Sige 1,12y Lum, at Bige bs, at Yige., 508. Sach ; $2 at Jersey City 108 Mita ths., xt Baje-s 20 dy. 1407, Ibs, at 8 87 Iba. At Siac. ‘and 50s, per bead: 8 Ill Ye.: 12 do., 1,J08 Ibs. wt Olac. ai " ‘davase ‘bo Ono ‘ste ast bas 1a es, 06 Ibe. to 1040, 57 Los. swan, 27 Koniacky steers, 1,205 bs, a 1,048 Ibs., 56 Ibs, to 1U!ge., 57 Ibs. 'S. U'Vonnell’ suld tor KR. M i 12 Tbs, at Ve., 56 di Moyen sold tor N. Morris lve; 44 Colornd: per head; 19 Tilinots 245 IDs, at Sige, and rium Abby 24 95 Ibs. aud 50c. oxen: 14 W. Alierton, 19 Cherokees, ny Missourl steers, 1,200 ibs... at Soe. por ee at Sige. 3, 6 my ‘E. te 1,003 Ibs. at Aie.. 00 tbs. 48 deo., 38 do. ay at 56 Ibs, aud dv do, 20H 10s. , wt in & Thompson ‘ Yor tank’ tb do., 1,229 Ibs. at 9e.. Bo. ; Odo, , 1,213 Ibs. at) & Holmes sola for R. 1,000 Ibe @ 1,208 Ibe, at 8e., 55 ibs, to Hp Smith 14 Olito steers, 1,006 Ibs. » 1106 lbw. and OUc. euch to Sige; for R Magnes 0 Ibs. @ oy Vos at ie. i 5G bie, 55 TP Giio dow 1esi0 toe, on —TRIPLE SHEET. eee 1 ean ee, 56 Ibs. : for Hadisinan & Or- TYG 'a 1.383 ins., at B2., 5 Ibs, to ‘dion, Onieavy. 17 Kentucky or J. McGowan & Co.. GO ree ws fer dae + 55 Ibs. wa, 15 Kentucky do. a0 wa lbs. ae to 10sge., 57 ibs: ier Dixon ibosa, 43 Koutuiky do., . 58 Ibs. to 10} 1,257 los, @ 1,579 Ibs \c: ‘atraction lower prices for es, Veais were in limited and a shade higher. sold at de. 8 gc. + fo oo, .; Veals, 54gc, a Thee. bales—Hallenbeck & Davis sol 1S crane, 210 Ibe, at ge. ; 20 ao,, 217 Ibs, wt Sige. + OL ik’ calves, “208 lun., at 82gc. oS, 244 Ibs, at 165 1 37 ibs. ut Tige Hin err 189 ‘be ac'€3 Of per owt 19 'do., 243'Ibs., at 83 15. pe . 80 Ibs., at Ge. Shier ax Lanns—Presh ‘receapts, 3 vf 11,946 heute dd tare at Sixiiott street and 17 cars ut dorsey City. Teado was fuirly active and prices ruled about steady om nop va ware shade lower for lambs. >h \d from ri ews, includiny Jam A from 43¢c. to Kase & Pidcock sold 5: Kentueky do., 117 1b 43g 5 14.do., 83 Lbs Pi 3, 90 Ibs, id 88. Judd +3 Huestnghem ‘vold ‘Ws.. at de. ; 75 do., BU Ibs.. at 48Zc. 5 1, Wb dig, 109 Stite seep, 85 Ibs, 3 188 Gennes lamba, Toe, ps 4 ry 0 336 ths. at ions oe. Hume, Elio & Go, noid 107 Canada uncop, adac. 131 tate yg ‘87 Ibs., at 43gc. ; 147 do., SL Ibs. Pg: 208 do., 811 at BS: 122 do.. 1173 Iba... at bien 147 Pennsylvania do., 121 lbs., at Ode. rs) Cannda lambs, 734 Lys. at $A 95; Tul do., 77 Ib 3 160 do., 71 Iba., at pS UO, 7 do., 77 lus. tbiges 187 dee ie beck & ti 9 is sold 192 amend Wye,; 100 do., 78 1bs., at Sige. ; 403 Staie sheep ana Tamba, 70 Iba., at ‘the i Fre. 677 hen ‘S4 cars a dorney Gity, 2046, id 21 fr screct. “Live hogs are lower and are not ‘quotable pen tac DOMESTIC MARKETS. GALVESTON, Nopt. 23, 1878. Cotton, irregular; middling, Yac.; low, middling, Yee. ; wood ordinary, nominal, Net receipt ports coustwise. 2,900, Salat: ie Shocks fa ‘ons. W ORLEANS, Sept. 23, 1878, “TOdge. + low midditug, 10%e. ; Net receipts, 929 bales. Suics, MOBILE, Sept. 23, 1878, Cotton quiet, but steady; middling, 1e-; low middling, e' s Cotton quiet; malddling good ordinary nominal. 900, Stock, 10,956 Oe. a 07 ood ordinary, nominal, Net receipts, 636 bates. Dal ptock, 5,155, SAVANNAH, Sept. 23, 1878. Cotton easy; middling, 10 3-16¢.; low middling 9 16-16¢,; good ‘ordinary, 9 11-16c, recelpts. 7.105 bales. Exports coustwise, 2,46: 2,600." Stock, Burvato, Sept, 23, 1878, Flour fairly active and unchanged 050 bushels, Wheat dull; uo sales made public. Gora dull a cule of 8,000 bushels white, on private terms; No. 2 mixed West- orn quoted at 440. of djsc. ; sample due, « 43e:; Kansas and high mixed, 43c. Qutsuiot; No, 2 Chlougo. 256. Be, jey inactive. Kye quoted S4e. 5a! Canada, $1 15 $1 20; State, $1 a $1 10; Timothy tairty wotive; clover dull; medium Jar, Inquiry; city made quoted $1 07881 09 Uther articios unchanged. Canal relat lowe ir, wheat, Sc.; corn, Tos tye, TH} New York; piue Taniber’ to Aloaay. $278; to New, York, $3 75; staves, $2 per ton Kail trelghts—Wheat, 53<e.; “corn, Bc.; outs, Sea, to New York, | Kocelpts— Railroad 335,200 bushels; corn, 66,80V do. . 800" do. pelea 7 do. To intermediate points—' Grain in store—Wuont, 840/309 bushels; corn, de ts, 4 do, ;" barley 73,079 do. ; rye, 1 mais, 24,142 du, ‘ebtimutod malt bushels, Flour in fair dei . Wheat firmer in hous ‘spot and September ; $1 25, Octobe 99%e., ull the year, Corn in good d '48e.; high mixed, 44c.: No. 1 mixed, 4 steady No. 1 white, 26c.; No, T jc. | Recelpte-Hlour, 2 G00 bushels: korn, 1.000 Wo, ; oats, 3°100 Flour, 1,600 bois. wheat, 35,000 bustiels ; corn, 80 do. ; oats, 1,700 de, The afternoon call of the Boned is discontinued, SUT Atte Flour quiet; family, 84 10 8 $5 50. \d; red andamber, 88c, 40, ley moder taty 8 active and higher; No. 2 fall, $Li0 a3i) 15, Lard quiet: curront mak Pork steady; $9. 55; ket- tle Jobbing, So. a8jc. Bulk meuts in fair demand; ie $5 90 and $6 for shoulders, clear rib and clear Bess con in fair demand at lower rates: 5igc., and 6%c, a 7c. for shoulders, clear rib and ese G ee Whiskey active and firm. But ady and unchanged. suger steady; bards, 106, 8 ies ite, 934c. « V36e. ¢ Now Ori y, quality poor} sermon 6s 15 $8 Wi igs #2 00; packing: $3'U5'e'¥s 5; butchem’, 63 05's w 4 05; Tocelste, ty Shipments, 630. Curcaco, Sept, 23, 1878. wloar pee oe unchanged. Wheat frm and higher; so, w wwe. oa “Sose., Uctober} Inicero epring, UT gc, » Bike, Octave s03e., November; rejected, 06, Otc Gorn dull aad shade lower; 354 dowe. @ goKc., neprembers IOs. & 367i. Sheouee :uonge.) Newomae a ‘ully unebanged, but some 10s¢0-. cash ; 206. « 20%¢e., Ostover se hovember selected, Ye. Rye steady and 45350." Barley—Good demand aud « shade i; $l UB, Cotover. ghey fe Dero ® ai tomaaa es October; $0 52% 9 No Hlineoersgrert lower! ¢ oxe. ‘aud 6, tor shoulders, ees r rib nd clear jeady and unchanged. | Freights— Corn bbls. flour, 150,000 to Buffalo, Me. saked, tisealpte—9.00U Tye, 1 ta pour pre wod hi 3 (uss Pork in good ‘dom: Uctober; $8 35, pods a ane per Fe quotably lower, EUKOPEAN MARKETS. COMMERCIAL, Liverroot, Seot. 3—S P. M. Breadstuffs—Corn, 228. 94. quarter for new mixed Lonpow, Sept. 23—5 P. M. Produce—Tallow, 37s, 9d. per cwt. Havan, Sept. 23, 1878. Wilcox's lard closed at 473¢t. per 30 kilos. NEW YORK PRODUCK KXCHANGH REPORT. LIVERPOOL, Sept, 23, 1878. We fern aul wort ir dull Shoulders dull at fan ‘cut dull at 44: 6 73s. 2hs, 6d, Boef—L[udia mess dull xtra mons dull at B75 prime mess dull at 87s, Lara-Prine Wostern dull at 308, bd. Tallow—Prime city ate 34s. 3d. Turpen- Iv at tine—spirite dull at 235, Hosin—Common dull at 4s. Yd.; rican choice dull at 425 On. Bd. winter, now Southern 9 ady at Ss, Bd. 240 Sd; do. do. new dull at a jo. : other 58,000 quarters. FINANCIAL. Lowpon, Sept. 23—4 P. M. Erio, 1354, Illinois Central, 8844; Ko'uding, 16 cent rentes'1 Pants, Sept. 23, 1878, Exchauge on London, 25f, 299. for short sight Paris aay: five ie uceount, quote FINANCIAL, At K6LLY & BLIss’ UPTOWN SiOCK RKOUAS OB, 116 116 146 COMMISSION, 146/116 All active Stocks bought an nd sold in lots of - shi and upward on margin of 4 per cent and upward, boas | & BLIBS, 15 West 2510 B.-Orders by mail or messenger receive prompt at- on, “KNAPP, Ax JW. 1-16 com. srouk C BROKE, 98 BROAD 87. “AND 34 NEW 8T. It in at the Now York Ae 1-16 com. Buys and solls all active Stocks d Stock Exchange, lots of from 5 to 100 shares. Vommission 1-16 per r cent. Al =—THE MINING RKOORD, 61 BROADWAY, whien gives full mines. 83 4 year, f REASONABLE f8—MONKY ON LIFE AND Endowment Intu ance Policies ano Mortgages: samo bought :insurance of all kinds effectea with best compantes at lowest premiums, J HABRICH & CO., 105 Broadway; box 1,580, _ 5 OF MINING nUARKS BOUGHT AND A sora ta tho California ana ‘New York markets aad deuds paid here on the day of their payment in San Frat cigeo, Certificates ready for immediate delivery. _WILLIAM WARD, Banker and Broker, %2 Broadway. 6) DVANCKS” PIA NITURE, &O.—103 a Agog 83d st, west of 6vb rage offics), without nit 7)8, NOL RBUISTRR A TRADE MARK. CONSULT GERNBR & 80N, 49 Chambers st. \LIZABETH (N. J.) BONDS WANTED—ALSU KAT way New Jersey Bonds for sal 6. ARKUAM, 10 Pino st I \LWAYS MAVK MONBY TU LOAN ON MORIGAGR New York rat. brovereys be 4 nye yaad a, and Bonds bought and sol Ny AN 45 Broad ONTGOMERY AND aie DA RlLkOaD FiRST Mortgage Bonds Tanved, sleo Orono Syeam Navige- tion Stock. EDWA Pe cL 5 Wall st. only RAI f NEW YO. Ky Poe] J“ tid iuprovod Property.” STAKE, Sone OBTAINED ON ASSIONABLE LIVE AND AVE tndowment Policies, Oonsuit LUCLUS ByaDans A ‘Yand Counsellor in Lite Insurauce, No. 32 1¥ Ceo, COURT HOUSE anes, KU Ad, 10 Flue sb ALOUPIN GO Bonds wanted; aiso Lyon Se WINANUIALY : Mo ¥ POT LOAN—ON BHO a ersey aud Staten [sian prone Oy 0 Becad’ ONEY LOANED ON BOND AND ‘womgaatid percent; temporary loans to builders, BOND, town Heraid Scone aT aE HE OBSCOT AND SNO T HEP! arift Mining Company.” of Montana. hay been sake: rapidly that Messrs. ARK & FRANCIs, wey beso of the company, announce that the supscription books 1! a be ciosed at their office, 70 Broadway. on Saturday, Set tember 25, 1878, Xpected that this company will be ale Baar mence payment of dividends bythe middle vem del equal to five per cent a month, This pete "reverts of competent experts. T..3, YOUNG, EQUITABLE BUILDING. MONBY 59 eloun on mortgage; low rates; long thin charges. TO LOAN, ON MORTGAGE Av SIX $27 5. 000,t cent, TS. CLARKSON & CO., 149 Broadway. ‘COPARTN ERSHIPS. PUL COPARTNERS HIP between Richard Douglas and Bi dor the firm naine of Richard Dou, ry day dissolved by mutual consent, Richard Doug drawins from the hasinoes, walsh will be hereaiter carriod aoe ean SCHNEIDER, 86 and 57 Park pl Bb. ‘37 Park place. zw Vuk, Sent, 18, 1874 bs GUSIN Ess OPPORTUNITIES. Wey ST IN A VALUABLE PATENT 18” offered very low. GEORGE ELLIS, 30 Pine st. RARE OPPORTUNITY. SAMANTED, (AN INTEG- ligent man, with $10,000 cash capital, to become spo- cial partner in'un old established shipping frm, witu fue for waking money in » to. safe busi this is a chauee not often offered, vestixation reference given and re SOUTH, Herald office, GENTLEMAN WITH A GOOD CONNECTION among Ironmongers $38 saree 3 sbrouxnest the United Kingdom wish ney of first 6 Glaus American makers of” asricultural ‘iaplement Porn ayd von hardware 150 Horald ofiee, A GRAND CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY ON SMALL cupital. ~ ase and Furaltare of small Hotel, Particulars Summer and Winter Resort Kxchange, Broadway. A PUSHING, ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN, WITH $3,000 cash, can buy a snug ready money business p pays ing latse prodts, ins wood location uptown: must be sola atonce. Prinelpals only address BUSINESS, ion F, New York city. PARINER WANTED—TO START A WINE ROOM ond cigar store: well 'ocated: splendid chance; smalt capital, LLOYD'S, 4 Warren. hea TREASURER WANTED INMEDIATELY—WITH atic combination, with attractive | ly star. Liberal as j satisfaction yuarantecd, Cal dar, COLLINS @ ise 4th. RARE CHANCE. ON ACCOUNT OF THE OWNER going to Kansas—a wholesale cash NMunufscturin: Business; $1,000 réauired, Call at 473 Greenwich st. wn investigate. A GENTLEMAN WITH $1,000 CAN SKCURE AN equal interest with an Al party ina reliable business a ty ,000 yeurly cash profits, Call on BENNETT, 146 MONTHLY SALE> OF PATENT WGHTS BY uction: send for circular, New Y< = apeceeenon wae am lar, New York Patent Kx- GO NOT TAKK OUT A PATENT, CON. & SON, 49 Chambers ee mide ani HY: VE EXCRLLENT OFFICES, UxTON nau aRe Hssan uptown teanen or New York sgmucy 1 offeré ving considerable person: a high reloreneen, CHANCRLLOR, Herald Uptown olice. N ADY HAVE ¥UR! UKE, LINEN, ALL ant: le sites, would wish woman ao having some cash, MS J., box 178 Herald Uptown office, T IVERY STABLE FOR SALE cHEAP—DOING good business; price $5,000 to $7,000. K. SAYRE, 145 Broadway. NA PROFITABLE WOODEN MANUFACTURING business. —Wanted, an associate with $10 000 te jola re poll oe ae i Pe gro agg Seo an Ci customers the best and trade ¢ CARLETON, 98 Broadway. “a \JOVELTIKS AND SPKCIALTIES.—MANUFACTUOR ers wishing articles pushed and sold or ross J. N. GEKARD, Manuf 174 Vearl wt., New York. ARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $2,000 TO $5,000 in an estavlished profitabl rh Aaniarats ieee rete ee eee Pe Noe ht mrt eh ,000, ud BIG SPEOU- tion; ean make §500 Addr GRABLE Horatd often, NONtMy ene sad ites R WITH $500 WANTISD TO OPEN A LB. @ business. Address O. U. CulVE, box 196 ARTNER WANTSO—WITH $1,500, IN COAL BUSI hoss controling extensive monopoly: unoxceptionadle opportunity, COLLINS, 6 Kast Lath st. Pakty Sa ae $600 WANTED-IN ESTABLASHEM business; $1,000 teed mon UOLEINS. 6 Bust ath ote ees et YORrs money anet HYSICIAN’S OFFICE PRACTICE, NEAR OTH AV. long eatablished, uarantosd ineoms over $10,000 pet nnum, is offered to @ cash sor ; B,000 ‘Address EDIOUS, box 140 Uptown office. 0 MEDICAL PRA aurionmns —a WELL ESTAB- ed cash Eelect Li Practice My sale, with Of fice and Household luable Medical Plow rent. saat Dr. tT. J. LEWIS, 435 Brooxlyn, N. HE OLD Sat BAKERY 167 PUL #8, Brookiya.— Tals is an excellent Senvones r4 No i'b h ate Heulare inquire of ROBERT MENDY, ne Yoepa J ANTEDADDKESSKS | OF | SUFFERERS FROM um atten, leone, Ade ous RUKOPEAN RUBUMATIO SOCTEET, 207 West war pe ea.n00 30 MAKE by oe. fear Sra nt read; nay: KORG! fall ‘name sista ee TANTED -AN HONEST YOUNG MAN, WITH $300, in me in some paying businoss, I am a thorough ith Se best of reference and security, He office, $4.0( AND AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED—IN ‘an established manufacturing novelty contract, Address X. X., Herald office. q WANTED FO! 300, S500 nct'connectoa wt percent. A: WANTED, W. ] 4 SE eee ek AS 300. STONE TW mores 43 In cine tor we $10.00 0.0 Rater aNAE oe mph reed Bust. 4., from foods give generat satistections secured by parents now being made under contract: can satisfy any one that Address, aad it will be w very tary rofitable with rete Der tterald offer. $50. 00 ~ WANTED—FOR MANUFACTURING crencen given and required, Ada fens WANUPACEU Ry box 299 Herald office, with name, residence ences, ++ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ENGAGED. Barwert—Koszyxski—Miss Carnim Barwer? te Mr, Louis Koszynsxt, botn of this city, No cards. ‘ead rotor MARRIED. Day—Lyoy.-—Oo Wednesday, the 18th a atebe prey ser ote bride's parents, Dunell e J., oF Will KE, Katcham, of War od by the Rev. Theo. S. Brown, of Da pwin B. Day, of New York, to Canniz ~ a daughter of Wilham’H. Lyon. No cards. Fairs. —Wenster.—At New York city, 3: September 22, by the Rev. Andrew Schriver, Shucnt W. Farmnanks to Eten Avacsta Wauster. Mcvowu—Howk.—On Monday, Septembor 23, by the Rey, Dr, King, at his residence, Miss Euma Hows, of Boston, to Hoyt 8, McComas, of this eity, No cards. Park—Buck ex.—septemoer 15, at St, Ann’s Cour by Rev. Fatuer Linch, Geoxcr B. Park, of Virginia, to Brnrma Becker, of th a Paxknovsk—ALprivGs.—Ia Brooklyn, September ly, 1878, by the Rev, Charles Woot, Wiutta PARK. uovse, of New York, to Francis Makia ALDRIDGE, of Brookiyn, L. L London papers please copy. Witey—Karrenty.—Saturday evening," Seprember 21, at tne Courco of St. Francis Xavier, by Rev. R. F. Méorrick, Osaoop S& WILY to GERTRUDE GuNAVIEVR Rarrenry, ail of Now York, - No cards, “DIED, Bascom,—At Saratoga, on September 23, Jonarnan Basoom, aged 72 years. The tuneral will take piace trom his late residence at Mount Vernon, on Wednesday, 25th, at two P, M. Relatives and friends are respecttully invited. BLACK.—Suddeuiy, on the 20th of September, at Southport, Coun, Dktia Dimoy Buack, widow of she lute Williaa Black, of » Notice of funeral her Borns —1n Ne the my ult., of yellow fever, Captain Lock woop favor- ably known o} tors, He was in w io ploy of Commodore L, W. Hancox over twenty y id died deeply regretted by nim and numerous friends. Cank.—In Jersey City, September 23, Mrs. Mane Cann, mother of Mrs, I. J. Koverts, aged '88 years. Funerai at the residence of her sou-tn-law, T. J. Roberts, 214 8th st, Jersey Chy, September "24, ab M. Friends of the family are invited to ab Cast. —At Ragen ay L. LG), ber 23, 187! wal Go ot eousty tiperat, " << Rapvael’s Charch ry Bilsevite, ab any, ‘Relatives aod iFriends invited, ‘Troy papers please co} Cave —At Bergen Por — after a tng Bo tk ness, Mint ., beloved wite of Joba W. 20 years, 2 monthe apd 16 daye. ‘The relatives aad iriends of fami); Inily invited to attend funeral, irom Trintt Lutheran Church, West 2ist st, between 6th and 64 avs, on Thursday alternoon, at’ hall-pat ove o’alock. Corren —At Mandrian, Fia, on September re Cranuus N, Cortmn, in the 30cb'year of nu Fuveral services on Wednesday, Septem! two P. trom 163 Uniou hway, N. J. oa tives and Irienas are respectfully invited to attends also members of Copestone O41. tem bor 21, Joun T., tbe Dsacox.—On Satur beloved son of John and Margaret Deacuo, im the 234 yer ot nis age. ‘Tue faueral will tuke place trom the residence of hia parents, 129 Kast 60th ot., this( Tuesday) alvernoon, at half-past one of clo De Gaauw.—At Red fe ie, Si short tiines i + anna ccagteae is Saturday, September Doan, dnugater of the I, hor lato residence, Rook fo “Norio Pinfield, on Tucsuay, 24a tia ms tone »