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New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

State bonds were not active but prices were STEADY
Tennessee 6s, ex coupon, sold at 62s; do new 81; Con-
nectcut War Loan, 1Ol5; New-YOrk state Bounty Loan
1919 North Carolina Special Tax, 23b
AT the First Board there considerable demand for
railroad bonds and Central Pacific sold at 0sd9Ol;
Union Pacific 49, do. Income los, "a; Milwaukee and ST.
Paul ls 94 Morris and Essex 1st l02 At the second
call Union Pacific bonds sold at S2a.
The stock market continues weak, and with the eNcep
tiou of Rock Island prices to-day off from yesterdays
quotations At the First Board, there considerable
business done especially in Milwaukee and 81. Paul and
Ohio and Mississippi The Panama Railroad Company, at
meetng to-day pay the dividend and to send
circular ali stockholders explaining why, in septcm
ber 1862 Panama stock sold at 25l and to-day the
stock is quoted at 76.
City Bank shares remain dull, with but very limited
sales. Pacific Mail 42l Western Union 3ii.
The Bank Statement this afternoon is as follows Loans
decreased ST. 32l,OS3 specie decreased sSid427 legal
tenders increased S355404 circulation decreased s76s0
deposits decreased, S4134 In the total reserve the
banks have lost 81 against reduction in the total
liabilities Of s. 394. On the net reserve the banks
have lost about 100000 The following is comparison Of
the averages Of the past and preceding weeks:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
SECOND BOARD, l p. NJ.
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND % O'CLOCK =. NJ
Sdes Of STATE Bonds-G.road Hods Bank and Acknowledgment
SATURDAY, Sept. 24-P. NJ.


This week closes upon a money market of
remarkable ease money having been loaned freely at a5
per thanks to the wise policy and udicous course
Secretary Boutwell, in accepting extra million of Co
veTnmen bonds Thursday last This helps to make up
the of the city banks in the movement OF currency To
the West and South for the purpose of moving the crops
On the 24th of September 1869, The Financial Croniee
said On stocks few loans have been made as low ar
per cent gold and stocks have been carried from day
20 day at rates varying from 3d4 on miscellaneous
stocks, and d2 per cent on NewYork Central Strong
borrowers have found little difficulty IN get
ting money Governments and other sta
BILE collaterals at per cent in currency"
On the 25th Of September, 1862 our city banks had OF
loans and discounts, s269s2s specie sl3sos48 circu
latiOn, s3S 996O3 net deposits sO23O793 and legal
tenders S5O0250S1. There is fear Of an uncOm
Portable sringency in financial world and fear Of
any gold panic disturbance Of values by reckless
operators, they afraid Of the gold held by the
Government and they know that at any moment the
Secretary upset any of their schemes however well
they may be planned Our financial position is one OF
great strength and the Secretary determined TO
keep it go not because of party necessity, but be-
the interests and webeing OF the people and of
the country require it, Commercial paper s more freely
offered rates according to the character of the paper
from TO IL per cent.
The gold market to-day has been weak the prices
having declined TO 1l2i The quotations were between
l13A and l12s At O'Clock the Gold Exchange closed
and gold heavy and dull at lSs The decline for the
week is per cent On the 1st inst gold was as high AS
ll6 The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank were
as follows Gold balance, $l,399l7l currency balance
652 ; cearings s59223OOO Paid for borrowing, 16i
Of per cent until Monday and and per cent per
annum TO fiat.
Government bonds not strong as yesterday, in
sympathy with the decline in gold The 520s coupon, OF
sold at l2t do. Of 1865 . do OF 1861 lO3 IOiOs
coupon, 1865; currency Gs, 1113
Foreign exchange continues weak, and prime 60 days
bills the supply Of which is abundant, sell At lG3 Short
sight bills are comparatively firm at llO a1Oi. The fol
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
nnMEsrIr MARKETS.

Ppu,pgfpn,, Sept -Coon dull Mddng uplands l9 Hl5lc
wanl Moderate phcs well maintained Superans 70 'a - S 81
= a Is ' Sgg9g "RSnl S,n, hi aad Ohio s1 aS ss
papey 81 5oa va Wheat demand but STEADY Indiana Red
ia IS R,e ~ .e II @se Corn les. sf% M we.
- % 9G ss%,oa 9si s II isI Isl di fs Lgoaa & gold
sDi quiet good Refining Cobs gsle S1ofsT sss gd
petroleum dong Crude ltc Refined "aoi' WHISKY offered
"cSceo sept 2iEIshange unchanged Flour dull and dropping
Wheat quiet ana hn for Ne & & SeI a0 e ,s @ ehsr S
5 Bs senss No q - s Z ~ ,S hgss9s' ,. g aus 1s =, J
Live Hogs da Cattle dg and nominal & oo d 9o, o tst %
~. 81 oSs 3 hush Barley 500 Hog shpmeuts-9 Flour
1 600 bush What 800 bush. Corn 5000 bush Oa 600 bo'h
HIls, 1nsiSS g. sept NWhet quiet choice sr%g GsH At full
ap ear & Of No. Sin II 6 oats steady With sale Of
one ear load No. White State at 55c , NJ.
dp M'xess''s No Il S. Pale - Crude TaIpea1e ossr
at 81 u Tar unchanged Cotton quiet and shade l"~er ahng
sPSS' % ss'y ss ;;seI sss @G Se~,Ps Ss; aoS
Iau, sasa all unchanged BIobange-seng IA New
iSra Sgs seU %-PS"r steady with moderate dem. Wheat
III, %os s ST,@ .T dem.5S 3D. sa S' S to- ds 20 Witt
ssle Oats da unchanged Prss dali Receipis-fGsI 200
sSpment.~fiOur 600 bb Wheat 1900 OO'h Corn 1900 oO'h
oi5, psTnoIT Spi 2.-whe.t declining, RIir 81 o. No 81 a.
Amber ehssh 81 Ia is Regular IL Corn Tic Oats E
beg cscs.4 S1 1 scp uh and unchanged FGu. dali and
s,oge % III corn arm and in demand slOd72e Rive dull and
S"eh.Rssd Nth Nm indicate sos S GSTGd sPasss
M Nj. SI and uusettd; shoulders li Glllc Baron
"a. a spd lower l6d7e Lard quiet and weAh at 4tc Bi
Mssra Sept a-Cotton dul an uuebPged r.eegts 1 e,e.
pys a. sa,H Lard unchanged Bacon quiet shoude iiic
Sides. lsto . a., LII =. an .Iv.ne. of L. No I Red
On ~ Ri bet At 9 49, Corn deelnihg No held d 1je
No lie OAis dull Petroleum scarce iOf eAfos"s
Refined; 81 ~ for Cro1e n. p,.,, ..,l.,..,
WHEAT T.. LSS,. SSs SH. SS Rel Winter White Corr q
o,. du anl unrlsnzu Barley steady at be lo
s o a. ,sner Spring dull st b9do Whisky quet and 10
Ioscc.-ayrrs and sellers apart FroHiaons heavy lAnu
au and anebpge Beef Cattle t!a 70 o % asnn M " Ps u
xug,rxss sept A-Plour quiet and unchanged Wheat aul
~ Mlwaal,e ii 2ILi No Milwaukee, 81 20 Ost honns-
con snmipsI Rts-Oc No. Barley duli NO spnng Stc
Pgh.e TO Buffalo se to os.ss rh paaf Il ooo bab wb.s
Brvy.o sept 2i-ksceipts-four ~ ees nb1.' ssSV
w., 81 Go bS Corr bush. Oats o0o bush Barley
W.. -. D." ooo hash Railoaa-torn Miooo bush
a.1ss 40 ha.h Pght- Ole for wheat sc for ton &C
ior o. "a do wbes nsgteed snssy .oo.e ls
ts,.. Car. du bush Western al los Oas dull
and .omnsi xe Tor Western for Toledo RE qaei so@na go
As Western Bssy osiss. sss So" bs-% "'""
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

COFFER-Brsns srVs and price, hn saie.o l
b, Ro per Nsnaek ~ DO llollrt, So kldSE in Bait
more i PER Hanover $40 per Potomac l'os per- Ns 4eo bags
40 sr snd,rT Orleans private Olber kinis dull
FLOUR AND hEAlhs features Of oar our aei bs past seek
tb The
r. ne =, from Europe the liberal further decline
ia md some advance having checked the export inquiry but
80 ksd fair provincial dmAbd for especially
pr brands which have been vel sO'tanei No and saPne
good request 900 naf nne 'bf npl Of "I, e
sSlnning EItrss hnetusted daily and been
,.nab ',omnlapt Of of uniformity
hand, his esIeeBe the Of mie that should
- h. u,rde against Trade and Family brsnds fairly
, hui Al medium brands Of which ths
manly Choice fa, BIirAs have been taken
hmr Of
& TO relieve nothing has been dob for The m
t Nuc Flour 10 hand THIS Seei h been placed
IS per bb mach Of having bten cold previously 81"
q nor nh The aboui Heyd hbls which with
t ,nau demand disappear provided sispi Ia
A., rsss of shipper unfortunately u manly made sl " Trad.
"a PaTil, tf. wanted for the European The exports
80. -. A.. JJ4 hhI
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
The outflow of bullion from the Bank Of France from
Jnlv IN Sent was qlaOOOOOG

le64....... H,O'J,9lO
The outflow of bullion from the Bank OF France from
July to Sept was els,CO,OOo
The receipts OF fractional currency at the United States
Treasury for the week ended to-day amounted 10 soso
The shipments 10 Assistant Treasurers Depositories
National Banks and others, were Nt76,I7@ iracuohh
currency SOGO5 fractional currency destroyed during
the week 100000; muated bank notes burned during
the week s232OO total amount burned, s29m JcF bank
currency issued for bills destroyed during the "eeh
S3s 400 total amount issued therefor s2s9li5 balance
due for muated notes. 57223 bank circulation out
standing at this date 99t6Ol46 treasurer Sphies
holds security for circulating notes, si25s426G ana
for public deposits, $lG2Gl 800 internal revenue recept
to-day s6lG3s total for month, 0So5O total for hsca
year. $4967i,8S4.
During the week certificates have been issued author
zing the following National banks TO begin bnslness
The Corn Exchange National Bank OF Chicago, Ill., GER
cae issued Sept l9 capital S25OOOG b. 7. Hutchinson,
President j. +. Gillette, Cashier the First National
Bank OF Ioadhcad Wis certificate issued Sept 20 cap
ial $4,000 Hiram B. Brown, President; Josiah " Rich
ardsOn, Cashier the First National Bank OF shelbna,
Mo- certificate issued Sept. 81 capital, slOC@G j. r;
California No; certificate issued sept 22 capital s00
S. H. owens, President; O. ROaehe, Cashier The fol
Mich, II. e.. Wells and others, 1911; Santa Fe New
Mexico L. r. MARVEL and others; lSth; Bushnell, III;
others, 18th; Grand Rapids, Wis, j. d. Wetter and
others, 10th; Selma, Ala, City Bank, 2Oth; Eufala Ala,
Schooner and others, 2ith Alumwa, Iowa, l.. W. Vail
and others, goth.
The wealth and prosperity of the Dominion is conclu-
syely shown in the Bank statement for the month"; pub
shed the nth ~ September. The liabilities are 5 49,
III The assets, $685. 293 leaving balance of si0
30ssI In the liabilities for Ontario and Quebec there Is
particularized cash deposit not bearing inter
est which shows that there is at the present time large
sum-S49l4,5u 95-seeking investment, IN addition to
which capital paid up is reported at 81 5S0,39S a.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
for the third week in September were: ,o,,
The receipts of the North Missouri Railroad for the
1870 ssss74 1863 w.. $4,000 Increase ... s2I8A
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
during the second week Of September. 1870 were:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK. A. ). HATCH.
OFFICE or FISK q HATCH, BANKERS AND FINAN-
CIAL AGENTS or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD, AND ALL ITS BRANCHES,
HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK. A. y. HATCH.
OFFICE or FISK q HATCH, BANKERS AND FINAN-
CIAL AGENTS or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD, AND ALL ITS BRANCHES,
No. NASsAU-sT, Newly oRK, Sept "a, lo'O.J
~ FIvE-TwENTY BONDS are selling to-day at an
average of liz, and at this priceif the Government
should allow them to run five years-they pay only
3. per cent per dnnam.
SKIES OF 1881, TEN-FoRTIEs AND CURRENcIEs, at
present prices pay only four and hdG PEI cent inter
est per annum.
CENTRAL PACIFIC SIXEs, into which no many are
wisely converting their Five-Twenties and other
Government bonds are to-day selling at 30 to 9O.,
fat that is-the three months interest now accrued
goes the purchaserpay at this rate, seren per cent
per annum.
We say "wIsely" and for the following reasons {:
The main line is finished, fully equipped with no
floating debt, and is worth over one hundred million
dollars the sres FIRST mortgage on this property;
they cannot he increased. and the amount is only
S2S 2SG200OO. The gross earnings from jan to Sept.
! were S501750 12 and for the first fifteen days III
September reached S42335 and will reach fully the
enormous sum of Ss00O,OOO this year; the net earn
ngs on their local business alone enough to pay
the interest these bonds without taking into ac-
count at all their immense through business their re-
ceipts this year for corresponding months are
twenty-five to thirty per cent more than last year,
and we have no doubt the increase will be fully in
this proportion the coming year
We have known all about the affairs of the road
from its commencement, and that the men connected
with it are careful and prudent business men aud.
i'm short we have no hesitation in recommending
holders of Government bonds to make the exchange.
The difference Of about % per cent IS sure Prott,
They bear interest six per cent, January and July,
both principal and interest payable in New-lork
City, dollar for dollar, in United States gold coin
FISK Il HATCH
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IynoS Sent 2l-JO mConsO opened at 3i for money ana
a., % a., te oecoun United Rve-Twenty bonds 1872 @
gS IA gql. 1907 J3l TenFoes 5i Erie Railway shares, 10
Iinoi. Ceuas lIJy; Atlantic and Great Western, 2e ...
JygRroor Sept 2f-ll:aO m-Cotton opened queti mhdlg
nnds eL Middng Orleans gId Corn Ag per quateiof od
European.
IoSpos Sept. 24-Talog, 4ii3 per ewt
m-Consols closed A. g for and
k ag American securities quiet United Statt
sny honds 1902 1865 OLD Sgl 1901 68ii TenFortes s5
StocE, que Enc Railway shares 49, Illinois Cena llJs hanhc
and Great " esern, 70 ,--,,, ,,,,u.-. r.,..l.
yRRPo0I 24l:9 mCotton closed dul Mhdhng uplan
glqgid Midug Orleans stdSd; sales o the day O 1Se lVo
. 10, .Yrod and spcuatOn of Cotton from BOmbs to
De g bales 29 quarter for European Pors liz
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
BANKING-HoJ ~ OF Henry CLEws Co, 32


BANKING-HousE OF Henry CLEws Il Co, -
WALL-sT, n. Y.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us III either
currency or coin, subject to check without notice.
Interest allowed upon all daily balances at current
market rates. Checks upon Us pass through the
Clearing House as if drawn upon any city bank
We draw Bills of Exchange, make telegraphic
transfers of money and issue credits available III all
parts of Europe.
We issue Certificates of Deposit payable on de
mand or al fixed date bearing interest and ayaila-
ble at all money centers.
Collections made in any part of the world.
CLEws HABICHT 4 Co., LOthbury, London.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
SEVEN PER CENT BOND,

PAYABLE 10y the State of Illinois issued by Washing
ton County, Illinois registered with the Auditor Of
the State and principal and interest payable in
New York by Treasurer of the State of Illinois We
have the strongest faith in this small lot of bonds
have examined them with the greatest care. The
issue is very small, the County owes nothing else,
and under State Constitution It's debt cannot he in
creased so az exceed per cent of assessed value
They are practically guaranteed by he State Of Illinois
Price S2l and interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE 4 Co, Bankers,
y NaSsaIl-St.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

Pe uphsnge pehansd Pos dan snd tower Heavy Mess
s97 Lard dull al eie. HighviIss Domnslg Se NAM,
do FAMILY s7as8 rs; d Mills Supedne s5 2D3 oO do k1tra
do Family o. 25d 80 50i West<m sgpeI,,ne 7* -
@ Dc Es' ssSf9 s 20 81 sS e - coc 20 Prime G
Common II lOd Is White tGN 81 IS; Western re % %
Cor-whie southern, SlaS o. yellow do 3aSe o,
Rye 7bdgOc Pork quiet f2 so Baron seS guy
"a Eood demand Rib sides, lie Clear hb, I so1' s 1,.
Hams, &c Lard l6lc WHISKY better feeling @' "'
OsVEeo sept -Pour steady and unchsng sales 600 M. st
20 y for No spung ~ % for Amber Winters 81 % ot
Red Wabash 25 1900 white CanSia private
terms Old No Milwaukee Club held 81 10 Corn quiet s of
Western Oats nominal Western Bsrey quiet aBi Dropping
Offers at Is Lake held 81 10 Corn Meal
~ for Bold % for Unboed Anfed UNCHANGED shorts
so shpstun-, s25a s2Gi MeRng s0Oa s3 y ghwnes,
iors Railroad PeghPour Boston 6 New York 4c to Al
,o Ih a. sa ana IN mi,s 70 Boen % ~ 70 Ne" ~ I
bns barley oOO feet Lumber Canal Bporsl0O bush Wheat
1900 bush Barley 1917 feet Lumber.
COTTON MARKETS
hoRpoLE Sept A-Cotton dul and shade lowers Mddlrgs Ice;
sales ~ bales; net receipts $50 baesi eIpos-coasvse j bales
B,ITsoRE sept A-COuon bat not lower Mddngs isc
nr bales net receipts "a bales erpors-coatsse 100 bales
Bosros Sept lower; Mddhngs s!e sales 800
bales; receipts, coasts 635 baes stock, 800 bales
AUGUSTA Ga 2Coton in ar demand but prices depressed,
sass $40 bales reeeiP!s $40 bales hhdlngs, 5ql54e
sas 800 bales receipts 6l9 bales stock y 300 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept 2-Cotton quiet Mddngs 6c sales, 400
bales receipts S bales erpocoastsse 223 bales stock
4.tb bales
GALVESTON Sept -Cooo easier quOtsb lover Good
Ordinary I4e aes $50 bales receipts 9 bales stock 3lS
bales.
sAvAsSaH Sept good demand Mddlbg l6lc sss
500 bales net receipts 1880 bales eIpocoats % baes stock
II TO bales.
lie sales bales receipts 55 bales cOasts l bales
total COZ bales; eIporsooasS 1885 bales stock, II 2 bales
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
THE MARKETS.
lcstmI, reported for TmE TmBrSEl

SArrRDal Sept. n 1870
coed demAnd aud The msrhrt j. hfn Al
80 Ua 81 Pearls dali It tgd ~ 13
and With liberal
,op on m p.rt Of holder scue sales of the
~ g0 TINS mostly Of Medium Geeu Western $50 per
soptbe il IN moderate and he mat s STEADY at SAFE
Choice Broons demand
iasrksi Is frm At al 50d - 20 y dOl
COTTOS-Tbe market the spot dull aud prices are The
h,xs,,. 100
rs export 4si for consumption and ll5 for speculation
Pc, ftne delivery there business and
mobs while later months steady salfs last evening q"
Mobile private 200 October l6i
io1 I6 glee At I6lc todsy17rO september lIe 0o
i, Istc 200 At 6ie lGc 100 at l6 lC Noy,m
hr Isle l0ict0tal l6c all bis 81 Low Md
~, ~ ia low.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

BURIINGToN. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA lsr
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND CONVERTIBLE PER
CENT GOLD BoNDs.-The small remaining balance
of the Loan for sale 30 and accrued interest These
Bonds return about double the rate of interest which
L. s. 52Os pay, while the security is as safe and fully
eoual TO that of any Railroad Bond issued.
HENRY CLEws Il Co, ~ Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
PECFIpTS OF pRODVCE.

Per NOrh Rrer TesseLs Gad Railroads
SpPr 2a47 Cotton 10 pgs Ashes l2) ae- Broom Com
am hills Flour bns Wheat, o. 2r bush Com l5'o hosh
o. qio bh Ms hbs Corn Meal 25 bags Corn Meal 2bI ts
ai ko krg. 80 Butter 1885, boxes Cheese IJ bb
peg. 10 kgs OIL 40 bhls. Whisky IS bales Wool bales
emp 6 Hops $3.50 sides Leather 81 hhds Tobacco $40 os
and cssrs Tobacco f7j boxes Starch 100 bags Suina'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

PRHGHTs are firm; London I'd
load by sa 3D. 1000 bbs Flour an 100 bales cotton 10
Liverpool AL for Antwerp from Phadphia by British bark
900 bbs Petroleum bb for Bremen from Philadelphia 6O
FEED-Te firm with good demand quote 40 lb bags
at 81 I5G 0 60 81 asa 81 30; 30 at I'll 6pal 7O 100 at
81 15dtlB5
GRAIN-we haze had fairly active bu variable Wheat market the
change the advance ghts the absene Of desirable
Spring having prevented the billing OF many orders The
Europe have rather Strengthened The views OF hold
peace look active formal demand and more
uniformity with Of eIeange and both supply and unhg
THESE views are shared by others who have purchased
10 some extent o hol-cOnhnng their operations almost
exclusively Amber Winter but much OF ths Is unhouhi
and their The current high prices 81
Wheat gan by the trade unsafe ana m un~ar'
rsnted Liverpool and at The lake por con
cannot operate degree Of safety the absence o any pan
the Of Europe Will Re but II also
deficiency their has been over
estimated and their present wants can raay he suppeli
With a retarn of cold weather look for decided
character Of Old Spring Wheat ana trust " VIII
Wheat attracted much attention. has rapidly
improved aud in limited supply the exports Of the week are iJ
against GA 800 bushels the corresponding week t ieari to-day te
irregar; Amber Winter good milling and M eHlor d
Prime Old Milwaukee 81 20 bid No le al ~ ~ nlers al
81 White and In fair demand
No Wabash offered at 81 IS in stoe sales 5000 bush a. VI Os~
II Chicago : Jn II Tor No Miisaukft
% 81 30d 81 81 for Red Western ~ $50
81 A Amber and small lots al higher hgurs
White Michigan and ~ for White Tennessee Oats
less and under larger offerings co dull snd heavy sales
2O bush 5d5Jc for New Ohio, and Western al 0d5c for Od L
quiet prices unsettled Corn y active and bet
the supply moderate Of good; the inquiry geut a sales
u 900 bu, d81c for Damp aud Unsound Western Mixed Ia
Ole the choice and The ordinary Western Wh al
sOc and do yellow At '6e
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
kIroRrs rRox ,Err. J. 1870. To DATE.

GUNNBSReman quiet At Il d23 for hags and ly ale Tor Cloth
HAY-Shpping moderate demand the market Is steady We
auote retail III 10 quoted at + 10
: o. Long Rive and Btc. for Short do
UOPNeS moderate demand and prices shade easier AT
l5d2 OIL hrn with fair demand at lOH20c a. TO quality
HEMP-Mana demand the maret bnn at DE gold
Jbt4 is selling at 5H6lc. gold.
MOLASSEs-raes still dull al former prices.
NAVAL STORES-Spius Turpcntue remains dull at ~! aFe
low grades dull at ~ @0 % for Strained the
demand 20 ~ u for No p ~ 500
l. 80 for Pale. Tar doll at ~ %
ami ~ 50 for Washington Pitch hn at ~ q de
Hvered.
OILS-Amencan Lnseed shade English DO dull and
Crude Psk OLE quiet and
quoa change Manufactured OILS arr dull ard pners are M
changed. Other OILS eontnoe quiet and puoe. are una tered
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Gonscs ano farms noanteo.

WANTED-In good location, FURNISHED
w HOUSR viii he board with privilege OF
hw other bosrers; given Address r. L., Post
Ohce Station d.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

clennn Roncdct,s cln.lng nnotations are as follows:

The following shows the result Of tOdays business at
the Sub Treasury In this city
5 cepts .. s5g0g9 Currency balance. tt65.4l o.
''' 7gg a. Custons
Gold balance bVbEoIoz Nhboo'"
Sos,sprr ,seeipt. 4q7 Bs6 81 cafes sent TO Wash
Csr.ocy psyments.. 4G9393 6O ngton...''''. 2l~~ |"
The coin balance in the Treasury to-day $g 29420
currency balance s5Os55 9lG coin certificates ,G59soO
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie)
from the mort of NewYork TO foreign ports for the week
ending Sept 90 and since the beginning OF the year;
1868. 1860. 1879.
,n, a. ssa.s ss73@I sJlsi9E
PreSiOnsly reported .ll1os'oo I'fi1V''i '''--,
Sine. l.Du.r, L..... sI9O2s472 sl1G92O' $lN;S2s5
Price Of 6oiJ...-....... l43 20
rhc ,onowpp shows the imports Of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise AT the port Of New York for the
week ending Sept and since the beginning of the year
FOR The Veok l~OS.o afSsUD0;, ~ - Sie
DTy Goods rIbJ1aNn
G.nerat ueTcbandse..., Z,Iuphl No''''' 'fo''''''
Total tor yee4 t4O95Ipl $500 a5a
Previously reported ... HZhS'S I1''o'''' 'r
y...l s.s. Lar. 1 . a IS6 yo 0J4 &zjI 4JS2j tH55p6p
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
-.... .., 80 = DiNCzK, AuctiOneer
'TiE ELEGANT and DESIRABLE SUBUR-

II Ban VILLA OF
THOMAS l. RusHHORR, esq.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
by
bN"Lb hEICHAA Co. on THE GROUNDS,
TIL hSDAY. SEPT. 2s AT2PI
rFAis. eayt I'St New io and New Haven
ssS fonFt ave, at a and II: 30 s A.. 80 "
tzages VIZ 70 waiting Al hAmaoneck Depot CONVEX visitors
ssd dfIOaatL in N'
ORIENTA,
tnmediatelJ tb SOab and xsn fou The ysmso
seoz Depot
ELEGANT MODERN VILLA HOUSE
si Il rooms tasly tlishe. The lot H. 5 7GloO acrss
FINEST WATER FRONTS
hong Isssd sOaDe
ELEGANT AND DELIGHTFUL HOME.
CliV Hal the NesYofk sBd New Haven Rs,o.d
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SIXTEEN TRAINS DAILY
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FIVE DESIRABLE LOTS
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HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
rooms asbed modern style snd stable
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