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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

rhDA sept o-BEayR.Arrivas to-day 81 at Communpaw,
~ ohe hunreit S. and At Neeawken making total Of LAT
leI oSwpsI dtl for the week which would Indicate very heavy
A 81 peel we're not Of them d3 cNt Teran@ The
1e was mol sroa The weather being and cattle generally poor
llenhs sDon j cattle len from yesterday nearly tsothrs OF the
A was rom IeIas Prices these varied from Ste 10 ic while
he best Illinois h kentukyu good but u eat cat
soil tonight
AZ ,9umHpa" H. Wehemc had Is y W Aleron Co 10
ears Coney MPheron and W Glrtt Co EACH Hedges
laof AMI j. H. Hunter each AMI kemens some Of
te "e' were not ofcte being evident that there not ue
enough nt az TIE STOCK b. Neshmer working har MS -
"ar 10 good mirei cattle from Ohio Va aud ILL., cling them al Is
aloe, on cwt average.
ConeY Mcpherson sold their own s5 prettv good
Iyq ne Nl Ohio steers for Hedges Taylor At ll ec on Of eSt
49, car conIaon Illinois, cwt i2flic
~ c sod lJ Texans, 81 cst lO, ari 60 Of 81 cs At "
lJc ' -
unlrch the fresh ,,ocL was pat down carS each for W
ani hn,cr OF tie former % Illinois lTj ID, brought
ne a1l ~ llnals. " crt, tJ6t3c
a'las'i 'od % good Krnck steers At Boise and 81 i
l5Ni6r y
. GIN, ou, ?! lal.an, Ioco 10 alive a. 90 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

The total amount of its First Mortgage Bonds is
S28 OOO which includes the 81 7 900 issued on the
Western Pacific r. r. The cash value of its property
is orer one hundred millions its capital stock Is one
hundred Millions and none to be had less than par
its princely earnings in its first year-its economical
and careful management-its entire freedom from
floating debt-its sinking fund out of its surplus
earnings which Will be invested in its own bonds
the fact that it is finished road and fully equipped,
all combine to make its Bonds fully equalin intrinsic
value to the bonds of the Government itself. We do
not hesitate to recommend our most intimate friends
to fund their Five-twenties and other Governments
into these bonds and thus capitalize the difference
of 20 to % per cent thereby increasing their income
from four and half to sereR per cent and we frmly
believe the time is not far distant when these bonds
will be scarce at par and above.
The Bonds are dealt in at the Stock Exchange, the
same as Government bonds the market price to-day
is 49, to 50; they are all 1,OOOs. interest six per
cent January and July, principal and interest both
PAYABLE in United States gold coin, dollar for dollar
in the city of New-York FISK * HATCH
We receive deposits and allow interest thereon,
make collections and do general Banking business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LosDos Sept 16-0 mCOnsos opened at s for nonsy 'nd
securities steady United states FIVE
Twenty 1882 0. 1865 old, 9gi 1867 S5i Ten fohes 30
steady Brie Railway shares 49, Illinois Cena ll2i Atlantic
and Great Western 23i 5000. -
LykRPooL Sept l6li:s m-Coon opened 6rmi hddng oP
aDds 9id Midng Orleans SD Sales Of the week 77OO bse8O
export and 1000 for speculation Stoch port 30 bales
1863 900 American receipts Of the week O baes-OOO American
LOsDos, Sept l6--Tsllow dull and unchanged. -.
LONDON. Sept 62 mAmercsn securities steady Unei states
Five bonds for the Issue u 1850 Stocks steady
LyERPooL Sept 6-2 motion easier but not qgosbI 0Eeri
bound This port y5 900 bales O American
Wheat glldlO per GENITAL California White 1855 for No
Red for Red Winter Receipt Of Wheat " ts
mort for the LAST three quarters JOJ American The
and fabrics at Manchester less Torao common
Resin. 81 per cst 80, -- A.. c-,... ,....., ALL =,
81. Spirits Petroleum heavy at NJ s.,-,
ASTwRRP Sept Petroleum opened quiet at % francs o SDau
White -, -
LosDoS Sept l6-O mConsol- closed at Mt Tor none ana
Twenty bonds i82 90 8yt l8 3i Ten fortes g. stock.
quiet Erie Railway shares l8 Illinois Ce"ras fi hMpu a
Great Western 2ji ~.
IyyRPof Sent $3.50 mCotton closed quiet mdihng Up
pIaud OIL Mddlng Orleans ODD sales Of the day, 1000 bales
for export speculation Wheat quiet and steady Corn quiet
Ois firm. Beef dull Bacon dull
LoSDos Sept 10 Refined Petroleum, ~ y gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
Family MARKETS

FuDal sept 6-BurTER being advanced wholesale and retail
dealers either charge inferior article. Eggs
but Improve IN quality cooler weather approaches.
f continue aud though Spanish mackere dropped
TO tVd c q ID blue hh 10 Re There habut this
tWITs-Gr,pes abundant and low retailing 8dl2c. v D.
win choee DeiiSaes al d Cranberies have appeared
et !Sdu quart Peaches to figures which checked
consumption sn now hey lower fair good baskets selling
al 81 Lod 81 49, with prime anl t9d 30 So
FRUIT Offering at 5c Bartlett pears gone slO9 IS bills
peach sells Sekels ~ 50
Plans are also easier Damsons selling 81 asa 81 IS
MAr are nearly Unchanged mutton selling lower At he
" of ANA quarters Country market al l5 n
IN he game line We have added 2jc r for hind saddles
pm f@ wv "
spinach appears among the vegetables and res 25d 3 half
peek hSer potatoes sell At t peach basket In the market and
g - push rom The Virginia boats half peek Peach blow
Early Rose potatoes DE The drouth ung late
yegetablra. - - - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

The Governments have been firm; 6s currency, iii;
1OOs coupon, 1865 6s of 1884, ia coupon 52Os 49, ll25
do. of '65 1l2, this afternoon.
We copy the following prices Of the Railroad stocks
named in Sept, 1862 from the carefully compiled tables
OF "The Annual Circular Of Messrs Thomas, Denny
Co.: Harlem, 100; Reading, ga; NJ Y. and New-Haven,
14O Michigan Central. l91 Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern. 1901 Illinois Central, 1879; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, ll2; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indiana 70; Chicago and Rock Island, 1884, Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, 100; Chicago and Alton 1874
Chicago and Northwestern s6i do. Preferred 95 Della
ware Iackawanna and Western, 49, Toledo, Wabash and
western, s3s Ohio and Mississippi, 324; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph, 1885, Milwaukee and ST. Paul, $50 do. Pre-
ferred sst New-Jersey Central O7l; Erie 49, do. Pre-
ferred II. To-day Harlem is 1884; Lake Shore, 95,;
Chicago and Northwest, 49, do Preferred $751; Illinois
Central 1861 Milwaukee and St. Paul, 6iB; do. Pre-
ferrcd sk; Toledo and Wabash, 522; Ohio and Missis
sippi, 3f3
We give below the highest sales of the stocks named
I,,Yft, ttar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
COTTON MARKETS.

sAvAsyAH Sept 6Coon active Mdngs l7dl7ic sales 400
receipts 8iJ be exports ls28 baei stock
65 bes net receipts the 62l5 bales exports
5.282 bales; sales Of the week, 1000 bales.
BArSoRK Sept eCoton dull and prices have declined Md
dngS lg sales rs bales net receipts 900 baes c0aswse q
balstoa 81 bsles exports eoastgs 30 bales stock l aes
the week bales cOssts & batOta go bales
exports coaSise, POO bales sales of the week $50 bales
GALVESTON Sept bCOton quiet Good Ordinary l3dl5c sales
20 bales net receipts l7s bales 47 bales stock
bales Of the week 6b bales eKpOrtscoastSS
1901 bales sales Of the week, ii0 bales.
NORFOLK Sept 6-Coon quet Low Mddlngs lie; net
bales npos-coastS 81 bales stock $40 bales; net
the week 86 bales Iposcossw 8l5 bales sales Of the
week, IS bales.
BosroS Sept To- Cotton quiet aud steady Mddng 1s; sales
receipts bales; coastw 500 bales total sos bales
bales receipts Of the week II bales; cosstg 2l70
bales total 2247 bales; sales Of the week, 800 bales
MOBILE l6-Cotton dull and Owe sales $50 bales; Mddng
7dl7ic receipts 39j bales 5eJ bales New
Orleans SIS bales TO Boston, - bales Povencei IL bales 10 New
bales; Of the week O1 bales exports
l,056 bales; ses Of the week, 1850 bales
POIST l6-Cott0nne receipts Of the week 70 bales
EBwORLRANs Sept i6-Cotton active at full prices Mddugs
l7ial3 sales 10 bales; receipts 9lt bales coswis, Jo3
bales total 27 bales stock II 5j bales receipts OF the
1872 bales coastwse AS bales total 0T bales coasWe
8 bales NeSlo los bales to Philadelphia sales of the week
$500 bales
CHARLEsroS Sept 6CoOn quieti Mdilngs l7ic sales $50
bales receipts us bales; coaswise bales oa IA baes
ports coaswe 25 bales stock $50 bales net receipts Of the
lac bsesj cOawi bales. total Ass bales exports
wise, 1851 bales sales Of the week 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

There has been active demand on foreign account
for Central Pacific Railroad bonds, and orders to very
considerable amount have been filed to-day 1t is rather
a singular fact that orders coming now from Ger
many the repurchase OF the bonds sent here for sale
at tho beginning Of the Bonds and grain going
abroad now instead Of gold.
The stock market has been strong and prices on most
Of the list steadily advancing and the feeling is one
OF more activity and continued strength. The dull term
have been broken, and the more active demand
for money indicates return Of business in the Stock Ex
change
We give below the bids made for the Government bonds
named at the first board the stock Exchange at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
c,v., "a sold nost their BIG TEXANS cw al n 9ec
WeeiswIen Morris bad Texans 81 cwL sold by Seige

Culver Co sod most their ZIG TEXANS 81 cw at gac
AT Weesswken NJ Morris bad cars Texans d wI sod ~ oeees
Myers, h9c. ,,., -. a.. c.-..,,
sHsKP LAsBs-With 10 ct Forty
paw Weehawken making 28,O for the week ue man e
stber slow for the Prices remain
i9sc for pooT 70 prime sheep, and 6iDe for very eo"""
choice lambs. ~ A.. ,cc
At Communipsw r. BELLS so 6 thin es Indiana sheep 'ts !"
Ohio die Of 6lta61i D. al fc, and ~ Of ~ 10 az DC
Picok soli al thin 70 n Indiana sheep at fie 40 ONO F" ID
at Sic I31 Of 10 5ic and ~ Indiana 100 No. st 5ic
Co 4o 81 poor Ohio lambs % H. at 6e " Pennsy'n'
a. NJ, at 6ic., and lo2 Of 50 No. At &c. 100. -.
eghihsi Hume Elliott sold IS Ono shfer 20 10 ~
"a CanAdas 9SalIi No. 6I96lc; rs Canada lambs "A 3D. %
% Of O. N. Blc. end lO9 Of Is H. al BE- -so. -
Kry .od 30 Canada lambs gu a7Ic i76 Of 64a69 ~ At Be-
~ state sheep 81 ~ &c.; 80 Of 30 h, 5ic and II Canada staI
N, st6Ic , cas-, ,-t. nc
Weehawken p Leach o a2 Canada lambs 62l b 7is 70
sheep D. while Judd Co. sold W OHIO sheep ~ 10 AZ nc
swiSE-Arryals to-day n al Commnnpsw at WetaNsen
and at Poreths POr the week 1917 No change IN pnce win
sales live State 2 No. at 45c 70 Of E9 at &c, AMI 81 Of
M N at Toe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
FRIDAY. Sept. lG-P. N.

There has been amore active demand formoney
to-day and the rates call are from sac per cent
Many OF the banks have a largo amount of National
Bank currency hand bat not excess of greenbacks
Commercial paper is without change in rates Prime
paper short dates asa cent and other paper as 1t
is rated in the market from 9dll per cent.
The gold market to-day has been very dull, and cash
gold has been demand Only 81 changes in quotations
have been registered in the Gold Room today and from
10 o'clock until o'clock at the close of the regular
sales, ali the quotations from ia to 1l4t Gold is
per cent off from the highest quotation yesterday.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Gold balance S76s34s Currency balance, $685.,
54; Cearngs, S3s $4,000; paid for borrowing l6i OF
per cent fiat and l, 2, and per week.
Foreign exchange dull in the morning, but frmer
afternoon the actual business being at 1923 1924
for prime days bills and ll0 for the same grade
short sight The following are the nominal rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PR Riuer, Vesels, and RalrO1ds
I6O8 bales Cotton, n pkgs Ashes pkga Beessar,
bales II SIC bbl Flour 80 i bush Wheat 1851 bush
10 s75 bush Oats 22O bush Rye go bush Malt 2 haa Bar
Seed 255 bush Beans u bags H. Peas LUZ
bb Spirits Turpentne 1913 bits Pork p pks Cn
Meat 60 PKG Grease J pkgs Land 2l3 psgs Butter 9OH pigs
Cheese 2 bb pkg TAlow az phgt Dried Fruit gB PKG
OIL Cake 81 b9ls Cope, ~ eate, CoPPer 80 9o whsGy 100 es
II bss Hemp G2 bales Hops 800 sides Leather ~ bds Hides
hbds Tobacco 2 pkg Tobacco 300 LeS 80 Pkg Starch
lha0, Pelnnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
IndOrsed by

STATE OF ALABAMA
Price, % and accrued Interest
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
sricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
year to Eufaula Its finances are in excellent condi
tion and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds az a cheap and we'll
secured investment
GEORGE OPDYKE e. Co., % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

The following is the movement in dry goods for the
week; Entered for consumption, S26GO599 Withdrawals
81 OO3,3GS warehoused. $559,S9.
The Customs receipts September to TO- inclusive
are as follows: NewYork siOs2ill; Boston, $el2,395
Philadelphia sl5 997 Baltimore .25o93 Total s5657G6
We give below our usual weekly summary OF the con
dtion Of the money market the leading business points
in the country.
LrScHBue Sept few changes TO note in the Local
money market The demand for discounts continues pretty active though
the volume Of city paper offered not unuudE arg %
market which necessarily have be disposed Of " rates above IL
CIsvKiAsD sept HThe local market without any i'm
pcS Sh'3gs The demand O P1 ,r s O S
sst making and received through but it needed to bring
Nrw0TIx,ys Sept iOTbe money market continues the
features our reports throughout the past "e S
Al Is, TP, h me 9 20 s Inf
BGsICS SEPT hs none market Is not active ST ' b, a
These obtain funds per cent while others pay n
tbey discounts all call from the Controller looke for
they otherwise would be Loans demand are rarely made at per
ii The way from TO Il per cent the sTstnane rate. for the
Lenders careful in their selections since the failure OF Skinner
while. '''''''' '''' p''', U.s. NV '''''' ''' $50
currency Deposits however
liberal and the been able maintain their balances and with
bsns dscountng pretty freely and little diff
Sc much psa ssC in & cpeS and he are I well
piled With fund. h the open %se g5 cent st are s p
poso good standing supplied at 8dlO per cent Inc pp
uasus 1 ee from Speculation" and he demand well
through the different branches Of trade
Sept be banks report increased demand for cur
and good readily
placed currency the interior fair
bCueh receipts Of grain not As heavy during the greater portion
| OF last
ST. LOUIS Sept 2-Cuency abundant Yesterday and there
exchange Offering local market
offerings still fully the ability Of the banks
accommodate while place all oauabe funds 70
upon domestic exchange equivalent 10
cent disposition look outside offerings In the out
applications less pressing however hut rates
fairly Ii Eastern Exchange hmer and
sold between banks soc. per 3 900 on
1.-THE local market presents much the
last The demand moderate, and
psrer The ship
continue
month according the character OF the
weaker and amoIg Banks quoted
a 75c a 81 per 3 900 discount
I5-Ihere active inquiry for money
demand principally from brokers and their
immediate All for accommodation freely met
sac the lower figure obtaining wh
other 6r>ca securities offered collateral
mixed stock The demand though hrsk IN
experienced day for several weeks
capacities Of lenders supply most OF whom
idle the close the day business
slightest prospect Of thing like stringent money
market this Fall 49, . ,
PrTTBUKGH Sept -There still active condition in the local
trade comparatively dull In NJ the
wholesale branches there has been considerable activity during the
and will doubtless from the influx Of strangers attracted
hthe which has degree helped The retail business OF
the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
cleared from the United states during the hscal


1869 and 1910 were ss follows
Twelve months endsf Jun Do. 1869.
-RsrgRRD-- --CtRARRp--
Number Tuns. Number. ms
American q98 9.tni6m aBl.H1
Foreign vessels.......lS,O + 5,JE,6N l86H 5,JR5D
Total. ...........23,fn 8,130.y2 @26 8.75J.m
TcJire months sadei JHne % 1910.
-kSrERED- -CLKAREp.-@
Number. Tuns Number Tuns
American vesses.....lO5s5 9t929i 1855 1g93n
fOreign vessels. .......l9.bb 3.bIsbH
Totsl.............3O.Rt 9l6i,Wo DOR 9lT5gg
The report also contains statement showing the col
lectios of Internal Revenue during years 1869
and 1870 from which appears that the total collections
1869 amounted 10 s59l2il26 and In 1870 10 1884, 2
IL also contains valuable tables in regard to the
trade and other statistics OF foreign countries and
rety OF matter relative to the industrial interests OF the
United States
IMMIGRATION.
Monthly Report, No IL, OF the Bureau OF Statistics,
now nearly ready for distribution contains among other
valuable statistics, several interesting tables showing
the number age occupation and nativity OF the i'm.
migrants together with the ports at which they arrived
during the quarter ended June 80 1870 1t also contains
the following synoptca table, which exhibits the total
number of immigrants arrived in the United States dur
ing the fiscal year ended June 3d. 1870, and their nation
ateS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

State bonds continue dull with Virginia 6s, new, G6i;
North Carolina, old bonds, 81. Railroad bonds are in
more demand for investment both at home and abroad
Union Pacific LIST mort, Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and
Chicago 3D. 95 Lake Shore dividend bonds, 93i Only
sales Of bank stocks reported Manufacturers
and Merchants, 99s, and Merchants Bank, 1OO Pacific
Mail 49, New-York Central and Hudson River and do.
certificates quoted to-day exdvidend. The books Of
this Company will remain closed until the 10th Of October
The following the Government quotations reported
bY Messrs. Fisk & Hatch at 4 j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for THE TRBUSK
FRIDAy, Sept 6, 1870
ASHBS-Po moderate demand and the market is steady
quote 25 90 as Pearls dull aud prices nomna
changed at $9d 81 IS.
BUILDING MATBRIALS-Bune has been only moderate former
Weauns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

demand hat holder. firm especsy good stock Rio 7ic Java
gG2l and Manabo 99 gold sales 36 bags Rio Neuova
Tins l 40 Der areback; 1900 to arrive oey
$50 mats Java bags Maoabo aud at Baltimore 527 bags Rio
TemPar on private terms n, 49,, , - ,,o, ,,n,. W. ,o,o.
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CIRCULAR
CIRCULAR
OF THE
POSTAL, TELEGRAPH, AND News DEPARTMENT

BowLEs BROTHERS q Co.
10 WuIIAM-ST., New-York, Sept. Is, 1870.
COMMUNICATION WITH PARIS AND THE CONTINENT
In view of the general anxiety and uncertainty In
regard to interchange of Letters, kilograms, or
Money Supplies between Europe and America pend
ing disturbances incident TO the Continental war,
the public is informed that all such communications
addressed direct to care of our English Branch,
Messrs BOwIEs BROTHERS & Co.,
40 Strand Charng Cross, London,
or through our New-York and Boston Houses. or
Agencies in other cities, with specific forwarding ill.,
structons will be delivered at their destination by
some one means or other promptly as any extra
necessary effort or expense will enable through
special arrangements made by this Department.
These services are rendered TO all, and not at all
reserved to own clients.
American travellers OF residents abroad should for
ward their addresses for record in Alphabetical
Registers, for the convenience of friends seeking
them ~ well as for their own.
A list of unclaimed or undelivcred letters will be
Inserted with daily corrections in leading European
Journals BowLEs BROTHERS Co,
10 William-st, New-York.
81 Safest Boston.
PS-The public is also informed that our Paris
Office is open, and will remain open under Consular
protection for the benefit of those who cannot leave
the city during the siege.
HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an lncorpo.
rated bank No. 30 Wa-st., New-York -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check OH demand, can do so by depOsitng with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds
or Gold promptly executed
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. A. 5. HATCH.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, BANKERS AND FINAN-
CIAL AGENTS OF TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD, AND ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
No. 8 NAssAU-sT., NEw-YORK, Sept Ii, lS1OJ
The earnings of the main line of the CENTRAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-17

Fiscal year eHfed Junr 49, 1870
Exports Foreign
V,ss,Ls (miIe vaueSl Exports.
American ... S1@l395R GlJ4R2u
Toneign ............ 9gl3Il67 329344S9 l69BBD
FISdl year eRded June 80 1870
Dom Exports Foreign
Vessels. Imports linked valncs) Exports
American $780,, $500. 4 35 O24 SlJ78R8D 4l53lIT4
FOreign. ........... BD,5l22U ZOlL3VW 1901 Nv
II will noticed that foreign vessels carried (neary
60 per cent of imports in 1862 and 81 in 1870 of the
total exports 5 per cent i'll 1862 and G2 per cent In lSO
and OF the whole 81 per cent in 1862 and 6i in 1870
The values of the principal commodities Imported dur
ing years ended June 80 1870 ana 1863, were as
F.ll.
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BuenO. Ayre,, miIel tsSld)a das

BRIcKs iBuenos Ayres mIel (goli)4 dS
Pale .......p ST. 50 500 90 Hog Western Unsashoi
" X. HIP O0d ON (cuuencyl alt
Fronts y VI. II O0dl3 % Common, bb''....S Is
Philadelphia Fronts. rs O0dD % Lump, bbl 70
CEARST ILahs Eastern, y M......... 2 ~
Rosenise " bbl..... dSl % PLASTER fAki.
HAIR lHoya Scotia, v. y "a 40
Rio Grande mixed gold, " Nova Scotia, D. Y tun = ~ ~
HI. ..e..... -d3j Gale EA. 9City y tun ~ a. 81
BEBSWAXhe demand moderate and the market seay sales OF
1909 N al 3Jd3ic for Yellow Western and southern.
BRSTLBS and In moderate demand AZ a9 ~ ~ for
American GRAY and White
COTT0sThe mart b. been rather less active and The tendency
closing unsettled There much stock store but plenty
arrive Sales Of SO bales @ last evening
arrived OF which taken for Jl9
specaon Po future delivery the market has been
and the close Sales last
Ing Of 200 bales January lete to-day 100 sePemsr lie 100
l6Ic; cnber,
Lobe 400 At I6lc 100 al l6.e December 6e loo Deem
her and 100 JnaA contract 6Ie ell basis Of Low Md
Ill., "A. La
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STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-In addition to the
brief statement published short time since Mr. Young
chief of the Bureau of Statistics furnishes the following
detailed abstract Of foreign trade for the fiscal year
ended June 80 1870 compared with the same period Of
1862 as shown in Monthly Report No. H. now In press
Periods Imports exports; Foreign
(specie vall exports
Month ended 4026l ga s3 6 86 80 iaT
Twelve ended 1870 %6l $50 1853 415895 3270i
ended June 30 1869. 4J3l4255 JS5o3 25Ji
OF the total imports for 1870 21s dutabe,
and free of duty s6Ssl24 entered for con
SUMPTION and s193s4,sS9 entered warehouse The val
ues Of the commodities remaining in the warehouses of
the United States June 30 1870 was i56,S9li73, against
$62, 457 496, June 80, 1869.
The following the proportion OF the imports domes-
tic and foreign exports shipped in foreign and American
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BOARD, 1 P. NJ.

SECOND BOARD, 12l NJ, AND 81 O'CLOCK p. N.
sails OF STATE Bonds-Roroad BORdBaHk aud Rd'rodd-hPr