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New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
FIRST BOARD.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCK:
EdceliIl
WEDNESDAY, Sept. ll-P. N.


Gold continues strong and closes at l4Js after sell
ing at 145s.
The cearings at the Gold Exchange bank were
s7l 900 and the balance $2,0a,444.
OF specie to-day the steamer Cuba from Boston
takes none. The Etna takes $9G,jOO the Manhattan
takes none and the Aleppo none.
The continued advance in gold should stimulate
the Secretary of the Treasury to open the sale OF
bonds and, by reducing the volume Of the currency,
make the carrying of gold an expensive process. He
has in $40: bonds the means of checking this new
speculation which can i'll turn be used with great
effect TO put up breadstufs and other commodities TO
the great disadvantage of the country. The SecTe-
tary should lose time in selling bonds enough
TO cover all the debt matuIed and not presented, all
the compounds maturing III October, together with
$4,000 900 of plain legaltenders, to be Cancelled. II
seems TO be the universal opinion that Mr. McCu-
loch should and viii remain in the Treasury Depart
ment. Let him at once and peIsstently carry ont
his repeated declarations about contraction Of the
currency aud in doing render a service 10 the ma
tion which viii make his Department be remembered
with honor
Government stocks Of the earlier issues 16Gl lsG2
are strong, but the new issues are not sustained.
State stocks steady Missouri 6s rose 10 l05. In
railway mortgages little done. The railway share
market opened steady and soon became active and
advanced throughout the list AT the Board there
Quite large business. After the call prices were
lower, but at the Second Board there was rally,
Erie selling at 71l and New-YOrk Central 1O9 At
the Second Board still higher prices were paid the
market closing late in the day as follows New York
Central, 10Ss0l0Sl Erie, 7l!Q1l; Reading. 104d
lO4.; Michigan Southern. SSsdS3s; North Western.
common, 46i046i; Northwestern. preferred la
7l3; Rock Island l04sal05: Fort Wayne l06l 1O6..
Money on call is per cent for new business, and
many old loans have been marked up Some
balances left at less but they are exceptional
The tendency Of the rate of interest is upward and
prior to the October statement OF the banks promises
10 reach per cent, with commission added. The
recent increase of and deposits III the city
banks is not of character to give peTmanency to
call loans at cheap rates. but the The de-
posits in legal tenders have increased from
remittances of compound notes held by coun.
try banks as reserve, upon which interest
san only be made by leaving their pro
seeds in New-Yors, where interest is allowed
upon balances As October approaches this reserve
must be transferred TO the banks owning IT, pro
cess which may, and probably will, reduce the re-
serve in the city banks below the legal limit and
force them into sharp contraction on their shOrt
leans. The interior banks. which are required Il
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
TIE HORSE MARKET.

There is n fair supply of all kinds of horses
the Twenty fourth-st markets, and trade is nncm
NOR. lively than FOR some months past The largest call
l. for railroad and stage horses. the Summer using up
horse flesh these lines while the proprietOis aNOd as
mucl a. possible huying and breaking in during hOt
weather They now laying IN stock AT an average
OF about $50 TAen there Is good can for cart anu wotk
horses I'm general AZ from $3.50 $3.50 each. with
family and livery stable teams stO0 $3.50 per
spau Fine horses such our cltlkens
return nc from Paris ana elsewhere not plenty
The dea- Of the wouldbe purchasers are more elevated
after soiOurn abroad and returning from brush on
the Central Park. want something that they are not
ashamed 10 show of with beside their neghbors stylish
team There never time when such large stylish
and sprited horses were called for. aud the
fine fark drye has not little 10 do with
creating this desire. Sales OF span, at
4, 900 two for tl25O = pair and others equally
high prove this S pretty far teams are selling at $500
aS0O though not of large SIZE while the BLACK mare
Henrietta OF Black Hawk and Morgan blood "a held at
81 500 There are very few Canadian horses on the mar
Let and buyers returning from all sections ray good
horse ara pretty generally In the country-so much
SO that persons have from Albany County In TINS
state 10 buy There is scarcely any shipping gong
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS CohPANH-A
correspondent writes TO assure us ihaV 'no SUI "
equity brought by Mr.. Phelps of Michigan IN INC
Circuit Court of the United States at CoopersU"h
ao,tinst the Merchants Union Express Company
,as not instituted with the design of dissol'lng
the Company, and winding up it's affairs under re
ceivership" 1t was simply the suit of asubscrloer
10 the Company's stock TO recover the money pau
by him on his subscription, on the ground OF Ha'e
rial variances between the prospectus on "hloh
he was induced TO subscribe, and the hu
cles of association nnder winch the .usr
ness was organized and rs now earned on
and which he claims never to have seen. Inc m0loh
denied by Judge Nelson last week was merely am0-
tiop TO restrain the forfeiture of the snDscnbeis s
stock pending the result of the suit Moreover ne
adds the denial of the motion was not mace slIer
anv argument by counsel. The matter went by de-
fault for the time being. because OF mlsllIheI-
standing Of counsel which together with his Illness
prevented the attendance OF the plainuus counsei
The notion therefore, remains yet to be made inn
argued OH Its merits, and this, we are informed VIII
be done at an early day during the present month
The present state OF the case is SHOWN py tne @ iu
lowing letter from John ii. Reynolds, esq the PLAIN
tis counsel 1t appears from tins letter that Jnnge
ComstOck, the opposing counsel had exp[tSseu ti !"
oninion that the case "gTOundless aud frlyoous
This Mr.. Reynolds meets with counter opinion and
the statement that the suit Will be dgentiy prose
cuted. Mr. Reynolds says 800
In your issue Of tins morning you publish note from
Judge Comstoek respect the MOTION In the case Of
phelps against the Merchants Union Express Company
with which my IL connected as Couhsel ior lno
complainant ., , -.
If could be properly denied may present question:
which OF any account, and the reasons Or he
non attendance OF the counsel for complainant are NOT OF
particular importance. l..
II Is only IN respect 20 the last paragraph OF the note
that wish word. i'm which II Is said at the suit
is groundess and frivolous and that the motion VIII
never be made. -.
desire 10 say that commenced the smt and gave the
notice good faith IL the belief that II ought
tU be successful. -,
The motion will be renewed AT an early day, and the
suit prosecuted and Judge Comstock forgot To say tha
40 said 10 him interview Wednesday; ana tho
imprsOn Of Judge COmstock THAT the motion VIII never
br made is not well founded The opinion expressed tha
he had never known more " grOundleSs OF lINolouH
proceeding" IL entitled to all the respect due 10 DE
iingulshed lawyer yet have not been accustomed nun
erO 10 institute the Courts proceedings OF that Cd
acter and think this is not one Of them counsel are
very often mistaken and this result happens to ssne one
think in every law suit In tins case venture to say
the proceeding II mot frivolous but. In my opinion .
founded upon a reasonable prospect uf success and II wi"
be diligently prosecuted Yours, very truly,
join II. REYSoLps.
THE Evening Post
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. ia full supply OF thln
cattle s the run again this week Receipts OF yesterday
and to day are 1871 at Hudson CITY, and lSi ut Commu
npaw. The weather is all that could be desired,clear
htcbers are Induced TO buy freely The great trouble
that the majority OF the cattle are thn some 400 Oh he
being Texan or Missouri steers, while many poor State
aud Illinois cattle thrown on the market snch
stock will only bring 1ldl3c y NJ whlis
tsi cattle M were sold at i5c to dress s. y cwt Still
Of the best run 10 6c and probably l6tc TOT
yerv small number There few good cattle, but
none so fine AZ sold st Onehundredthst on Mon
day for 17c. and over. Upon the whole prices were
scarcely as high as last Monday and little lower than
tGsy o sold for one week ago. Most 'n' ''0'A WIS
At Communipaw Alexander & Cassell had the last OF
their string OF cattle but after few weeks rest expect
again. or this drove this week 200 far q c"
cattle are repor ted at ic and 2 thn 81 cwt steers al
12ial3c. j. T. Alexander had 6ei pretty good cwt
steers which brought &c., while ~ 9Texans belonging
10 Hatch were sod AZ l3c on o. cwt Then there were
"a nne Ohio steers owned By richards Co. cwt cat
tie, which arc reported az l6c average 10 acconuato
the saurhtering trade carried at The AbattOir the
Communipaw ferry boats are run on Sundays, be
gnning az O'Clock m. and make nine trips each way
the last at III p u This Is what butchers nave ohg
been wanting
Among the heavy sales at Hudson City, where several
new men had taken hold. were good cwt Ky cattle
by s. schueser I5lc CO for Donahy Co.. poor little
Illinois cattle sold at l3c 3o common Texans OF
6.a6 cwt at l2c with little lot OF cwt Iowa hop
pers lot OF 80 good fair state steers from Liy
ingston County brought lSalGc. Then Judys l27 Tex
ans OF q cwt good. brought So each Heath Co had
100 little 81 cwt Illinois steers quite thin, sold at l2Gl3c
OF the cattle in the yards were sold on and SIX cars
The improvement noticed in the sheep trade stl
tinues the fine weather, lighter receipts, and brisk
meat market all contributing To lively trade Ihere
were arrived at Bergen and i6 cars at Porteth
this morning Light cars are due at hudson
CITY Tomorrow Most OF the sales are at
SS64c. for sheep, and 7isstc. for lambs though
the greater portion have been selling by the
head extru lambs really bringing PC. ana
choice sheep G.c., but they must be selected 10 40
this few sales today one car fine wool sheep ana
lambs at g. T5 Indiana sheep OF 10 n coarse at &C., ~
Newersey sheep and lambs at 81 2Is state sheep ana
lambs s. 20 There strong feeling IN both sheep ana
lambs, stock selling readily Poor sheep still run US low
a- stc.
Hogs doing pretty well selling at d7lc for prime,
7td7tc for ordinary, with scaawaes NJ 6ad1c. A
lot OF choice 9s9 Hogs brought &C. yesterday with lot
only little above scawags at 81 40. There were ~
the market this morning aud iIOm appearances
al would sell
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
VIM. P. Wright SAYS of cotton:

VIM. i. wright says OF cOlton'
II appears probable that with average weather the
100000 bales which figure public opinion seems "A,
present 70 be settling OF late, the accounts nave not
been as favorable could have been wished t1Il Llo
chief pOrtance 10 attached TO the reported frequent
the shorter days; 10 THIS, ana the pleNd
lence yellow fever at the Gu ports is attributed the
cause the receipts OF new cotton being less hus lar
Anticipated awhile ago. Ibc necessities OF
plapers the increased facilities for marketing ana the
prces ruling will doubtless have their Influence III huI
ryng forward liberal supplies very soon.
We extract the following from Tie Mobile 4nHHdl
Price Current:
Transactions in cotton during tho past season show
ANYTHING favorable results, almost every shipment
foreign sustaining loss. We nave always dOubcd ue
wisdom Of planters shipping To Europe or market ana
opinion. Cotton which viii there VIII also pay IN
this market and be held at much les cost 10 plant
ers The growing crop this year fully three weeks
and impossible 70 form any correct estimate OF
what the yield will be- different interests varying III thelr
"guesses from two 20 two and hall millions fiOn
all the lights before u.s. do not consider the general
crop unfayOrable, althOngh IN some sectIos
the and drout have done some damage, but WIN
favorable picking have reason 10 nope iat the
number bales made Will he considerably over that OF
last Estimates from Alabama range from SV,OO 10
$4,000, $50 900 being the favOrtte figure.
The San Francisco Market Rerier of August 10 re-
ports follows
We again record an easy money market The coin re-
ouirenents the interior 90 move the crops are very
considerable. However the movement produces lntle
st1lngcucy, since the supply OF CapltM continues
abundant, and we may say IN accunuatlng against d
more active trade which must naturally follow Inc
rates Ia bank rule at 1dt per cent for frstclass names
under an ordinary demand for commercial purpose and
OIL mortgage uniformly at per cent per month.
receipts Including both gold ana silver barS
from Domestic sources from August to TO- nave Dee AZ
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
ton coal, making 569052 tuns this year, or 0io'@0
tuns more than to the same date last year.
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Conversions of Government Securities inVo
Central Pacific first mortgage bonds, now realize ior
the holders from 70 to ls per cent advantage win
the same rate of interest and are in most respec.
equally safe for permanent investment fish "
Hatch bankers and dealers in Government securit,eS
report increased activity in these exchanges
following are the current rates Sept D. sup'eoo VI
course, TO slight variations from day to day ineS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

The New-York exports Exclusive Of spoce) to
foreign ports for the week ending Sept TO- and since
the beginning of the year. compare rs follows:
1868. 1866. 1867.
For the week - Sl39JGCO t3,Oi2,5Ss Sl.7G,~9
fICl iOusy reported. .l6o, 47CO lAl"aSO l@'"o'f"o
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
OF the Boston MONEY market Tie IrdrciIT says


IAes supply cOutPues IN OF the demand forcom-
rcTCd ald other purposes. that considerable amounts
OF surplus lnuds slil Trug ming lUe inf wHLt oi cur
IoJ c and the los Iniug rate, Of interest do not IN
ducc borrowers tO hire money winch they cannot usc 10
advantage Cal loans were elected uis forenoon on
Government BONDS at and Other approved colhtef
ais al and per cent The discount market was Inactive
IN consequence OF Ethe continued scarcity of
desirable business paper requiring anticipation few
short double negotiated at 8, outside OF the
banks aud other notes Of the first class nj ana per
cent There were TRANSACTIONS reported III city mort
and advances hypothecated merchandise, at
rates which did not transpre The abundance of money
produces little influence the market stocks
and bonds the sales being much smaller than usual
this OF the year Solid securities freely
offered for but the few that make their appearance
bring good prices a general thing The hucuat-
ing Kinds only moderately affected by speculative
action.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company received, during
the week ending on the 7th inst ll tuLs oi Pitts
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

Western Reserve. good 10
choice. e.................. II DZl~-
State tube, Welsh, good TO
choice .zJ62ec-
Ohio, common ~ fair. .l40l9e.
for most kinds, choice
firm and better. The favor
he advance in gold have q
he market. We qpote:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

l3aSI4o for City and 1Ia14ic for Fair to Prime Steam
and Kettle Rendered. about 14sc IL the lowest sucty
Prime s offered at
Bu1TER-The market IL firm. and prices have further
adv aneed and are tending upward. The demand Is
fair confined to extent TO California shipments
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
N0TICF OF APPOINTMENT OF ASSIGNE
Mistfllamcus.


MERICA, United States Of.-Our SCALES
n decided 10 be The STANDARD all ompetors Cheaper and
better JONES SCALE WORKS. No a. Part. .re.
DRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES and
I'D for Strengthening and preserving tbe nght Hun
TER opta lie Broadway between Twenty-hhh and T"ss-
Ertbst, opposite Sc James Hotel
TVHOS. j. POPE d. BRO,
II PIG IRON, METALS, RAILS &c,
No 9sa PEARL-ST. near BEBA1ANSr ~
COESIGNNESTS SOLICITED
FTILE LAYING.-The undersigned, having
lea IS vrars With Miller Coates prepared 10 a 1ls
Orders be sdrssse % him a. NO S seooo
-''' " w. 49, " ZOE LEhAIRE
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

be Sth dsy September sha ds- JURORS r
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New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

Since january /. sl0s7l,32O sl3bo,692 sI2b'70'99'
The total value of imports at Boston for the week
ending August 30 was s9S.5s9, against sN5O's
during the corresponding week in 1866. Total since
January /. s30T33s9 Average amount per week
$Sj3.li9.
The receipts from customs from August 26 to
August 81 inclusive, at the ports named below, was