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Tncuiei n tle above arn $50 la.er o arrive
Sales evening, after 2. mDe'noer, 1 a. !. I'ff i-nn
arg 10 J6 5JJ az l.ci February. lJ ID c 1lleh
10 at ig.c - 5I6 April 100 az l9ic kf l 40 i
d. bales. Sales to-day up 70 o. NJ '-f 0 m tc
100 al ls this HIS ~ a o.. 90 a.
lS.c 10 a0tce weck 100 at h.c BE-
eigen: 49, 504 ls. notice 70 be gscui 70 igioc
lc D. ljl6c, 80 40 l'c f@r, IJ at
l-9c; 500 9'r 100 at 10 5tc, go - s Ap1l 20
A. sle 100 1910 May 30 a l5.c, 100 a. j. io a 1000
bales: grild tO.ai. ll,O bales
COFFBE-Ihe colnued he late free raraefons,
he wants of ta ~ hear
In this market bu notice lo b la, Der st
Uru Bait lnor ald 300 D.. do. 10 t hlpn on
private teras; Rio al H.. 8c MarclG 4lser ana
java lsac go. TIE soc o Rio 10 the e0lnty ii uning Vas
lj go bags.
CANDLESIhe bb demand good ~ former p1ei ~ quote
Adamantine SPERM 81 Dc, Patent iHs5f snf
Parafnc, 3Oc. cash
DRCG5 AND DYEs-Opun dull and noui-aI iti gold IA
N
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securities naued:

The above rates Imply hrstcass names.
The Stock Exchange, at the early session, appointed
ten members OF that institution to attend the funeral OF
the late Hon. Horace Greeley.
The message Of the President and the several depart
mental reports we're quietly received and exercised very
little influence upon the various markets
The London news was cheerful, the situation DehE
very little unchanged from yesterday, Consols ana
United States bonds ruling steady 40 prices then current
Gold has been dull with ali the sales at l2l~li25 0l2
and special feature noted The rates IN the go io"
market were B. and per cent for carrying to Hat on
the borrowing SIDE The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 ia coin interest," and $500 in redeemed bonds'
The days business the Go!diExchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared, s2o,5looOo; gold balances SOG1S5
currency balances 81 22gO8 The following were the
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: y T|| = u ~ I'D
D road .......b. c.lI
. a. .2O e. &. d !. &.
. 4sl RailrJad........ 70
/ IlOU st. h. g. Iron
. 90 Moub,ain H. r..
- b. c......... o.. 81.
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English ,islands.........,..... "a sos. Sc.
NAVAL sTo.rs..Ihere has been good business con,
vs IN 4hs S"S o s s
s snS ~ s ssy xh Ss s a.
r No at sS Of
- 90 Tar and pitch were neglected. but no change in
PrTnoIKUx~on Change to-day the market was quiet,
but decidedly higher ali descriptions caused y the
@ II az as
livery Crude in bulk closed rm at lsc for prompt de.
d:lIsssy s sspi sss ossSsr
S ST%sr: aSo!sS ssss as Ssph,Ss Ss@ansa quiet
%Sps asf
City The Philadelphia market Was quiet but r m
refined quoted n9Inaliy AZ sssss e for early
O@sssrn napSiha e; new YORK o. ' Dds
packages S saa ss Sst msssss o
s az ass S 81 r"
for cash and steady for future Sales 100 boxes long
ansly snf sns eS snSss at
Dressed hogs were in demand and higher sales a.
R Rs:t iss IA ": Tss Il o ss
for India do tisrces Beet hams remained quiet 6yt
Ding way but nothing q i@por!anss sgsS.Slrsd and
%es %ss Ss "d Of
erces spot al sc 800 terccs February at sSc and
ESQ terces seller all the year. ssc City lard was quiet
and easy; l0 tierces brought s1sc
sUGAk-Ther6 was less doing today IN raw bit tho
market remained very Arm We hear OF sales Of S hhds
Of centrifugal private terms $50 hhds OF refining Cuba
ut IS hhds OF centrifugal a osc and 400 boxes de-
scrpdon not given private erms Refined was III fair
demand and firm. We quote Cuba Refining interior
to common 7c. Bye fair to good fair, SIC. a9sc
good to prime 4c gsc grocery fair TO good 9'sc
S,sc; prime to choice, oc TO-, centrifugal hhds and
s,as ;msado 4c a6ie: isvama-g B Dutch stand
70 IS io5s lOe.; DO, stS is lie iis. do 10 10
R:ns soon d 20 aro rs1S RGo to
choice, Se, I9,4c BrazIl-Dueh stspasra, Noa. -
@ Sexsp's sSd ssaaars sS SS 70 q
: RIos.The market was Quiet but prices UNCHANGED
7Ac., and 100 bags Rangoon at 6'sc; a7sc.
SrEAgINE remained quiet No eales were reported and
prices In Consequence were nominal
TALLow was in fair emand but scarce and rm partic
ularly for choice city, which held at b6c We hear
OF sales Of % hhds and 100 bbls. OF good at 9ac.
WmsKEY.-Rccepts, lSd bbls The market continued
moderately active al the closing prices of Saturday The
sales were $50 bbs at go
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LOUISVILLE, Sept 30, 1872
Tobacco steady; sales unmportant
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNroN MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpoN, Sept 30-5 +. NJ
COnsos closed ga for money 9 for account American
securities closcd-United States vctwenties Of 1855 old
s3la; 1867 H tenorties, s7A new hvcs S9ss Erie Rail
way shares, S3x
FRANxroRT BouRsE-FRaNkroRr, Sept So; M.-United
PANS BouRsE.-PARIs, Sept 30-P. M.-French rentes,
S3f PC.
LlvEnrooL CorroN MARKEr.-LlvERrooL, Sept 3O--s r.
Motion closed quiet and steady. Middng uplands
9d. middling Orleans 97sd. The sales of the day
1900 bales including 1908 for export and speculation
Sales OF mddllng upands for October at 56d Sales
middng Orleans for October at sc9d Sales OF mddlns
Orieansfor November at 9sSd
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrs MARKHT.-IIvERroOI, Sept.
S0Corn. s0s Gd. per quarter for No mixed. The
ket is quiet and steady.
LIvRRPoOL PROVISIONS MARKFr.-LIvERpoOL, Sept 80
p. M-Pork 55s per Dbl. for prime mess.
LONDON PRODUcE MARKET-LONDoN, Sept 30--5 J.. NJ
Taow 4Gs Sd. Linseed OIL E36 los Spirits turp.nne,
As. Cd 45s
leum, 4alai. for standard white.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept. 80, 1872
Cotton firm good ordinary, l6c net receipts 1914 bales
exports coastwse, l,zal; sales, 500; stock, l3Si9
New ORLEANS, Sept 80 1872.
Cotton strong and ~ good demand; good ordinary
receipts 1886 bales gross 1863 exports TO Great Britain
asst to the continent, Ss05; coaswise, 1851; sales
240O; stock, SO,
MOBILE. Sent. 80. 1872
Cotton factors willing sellers at the rates. low
middlings 8c. middngs net receipts, 7l9 bales
exports ccastwse, S22; sales, 200; stock, 6,3S6.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 30 1872
Cotton actiye and In good demand; middlings l7!ac
Net receipts 1855 bales. Exports coastwise 1885, Sales
1000. Stock, 25,020.
Cotton quiet but firm good ordinary, I67sc.; low mid
sings miadling Esc. Net receipts isi7 bales
LOUISVILLE Sept. 80 1871
Tobacco steady; sales unlmporlant
CnIcAco, Sept 80, 1872
Flour quiet Spring extra % $50 SIPS Wheat active
and higher for No Spring; on spot TO NIL short sales
q ls 81 2o closing at q y; options steady Ct
according to ssestion Nc Spring 81 % q o
N s.ee.sd mss s % ss: w. e anal ss on
Fall 67c. Lake nreigs-Coln 10 Buffalo lie. Kings
ton 24c wheat Recepts-5COO bbls -four 3d. 0N bush
els wheat 1877 900 do wheat; $1,000 do oats IL 900 do
rye; 750)O do barley shpmcnis5 GW bbls -four A U1
10 barley.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were generally dun and
about steady. The Tennessees were moderately ac-
tive and firm. The Old South Carolinas were heavy.
Prices closed as folows:-Tennessee, ex-coupon,
72sa 49, do new, 72s 70; Virginia, ex-coupon, Az
80; do. registered stock, old, 81 40; do skies,
consolidated bonds, SOY 51k; do. do, deferred
scrip, 1914 II; Georgia sixes 70 IS; do. sevens,
50 SO, North Carolina, ex-coupon, 80 33;
do. to North Carolina Railroad, As a AZ; do,
funding, 1896, % a "a; do do, 1868 20 %; do,
new, 10 FL do, special tax, 10 ID;
Missouri SKIES, 923s 92h; do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad so q 81; Louisiana skies, 90 a 5s;
do. new, 40 a So; do levee skies, 90 a IS; do. do
Fights, 10 Is; DO. DO. do, 1875, 10 IS; Alabama
nves, IS a 90; do. Fights, SO So; South Carolina
sixes 40 90; do. new, January and July, "a 249s;
do do, April and october, "a Q rs; Arkansas skies,
funded, As 81.
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
The bear" Clique held almost undisputed control
OF the stock market from the opening ana under
their manipulation prices declined, the depression
at one time being as much as x per cent for
some OF the leading stocks. although the decline
generally was hardly more than u per cent. The
chief business was In Pacific MAIL which declined
from 74'4 to 1871, but rallied eventually to "a. The
clique c0ntented themselves with keeping money
worth small CONSIDERATION inbCcau " repeating
their usual plan OF exacting extravagant rates. the
erect OF which has been unusually to excite Stub
born opposition TO them more injurious than If the
speculative sentiment were allowed to be worked
upon by
HOMEOPATHIC DOSES
OF tight money. Besides which extreme rates
tempt the shipment hlther Of money from Boston,
Philadelphia and other cities. The calmer and
cooler manner In which the Clique have gone to
work has been rather feature OF the opening OF
the week, and has disconnected their opponents
not little. They are however, still heavy losers
by their recent transactions. and some sales Of
believed to be further inroad upon those "sated-
down" investments which they had been holding
against rainy day and are now compelled to part
with for money. One OF the "bears'' In Panama
settled on Saturday at loss OF $4,000. He sold
thousand shares ut the equivalent tmaking allow
ance for the dividend) of about 12l and covered
at 146.
Of S., 900 was made the same day that Pacific Mail
would sell at 100 before 1t sold at TO- Erie went of
to Az, in sympathy with the London market and
the general heaviness here. The approach OF the
Western elections has tendency to check bust
ness in the stock market and in Wall street gener-
ally, especially as the prospects OF the OF
the administration lin the eyes Of Wall street) are
not clear since Mr.. Greeley has retracted his de-
mand for immediate specie payments and the I'M
settling Of the chances of Hartranft in Pennsy
vania.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tho following table shows tho highest and low cot
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Total. SO, O0O, 600
HOURS OF BUSINESS OF THE GOLD BOARD.
The Gold Exchange, at special meeting held to-
Gay, decided to limit the time Of business daily to
the interval between ten O'Clock A. M. and four
O'Clock P. NJ, except on Saturdays, when the adj.
journment shall take place at three O'Clock. Deal
ngs on the street or elsewhere before or after the
hours fixed are not only devoid OF legality so far as
the Board Is concerned, but punishable by fine.
MONEY STRINGENT
The money market was stringent under the re-
newed application Of artificial means the CLIQUE
having withdrawn a million dollars from the banks
On Saturday and Withholding to-day all the money
they could control The lowest rate on call was
Per cent and the highest lie per cent, equivalent
10 nearly % per cent. The inquiry lasted until
nearly halfpast three O'Clock, when the dealings
closed at 1-a2 1-1e per cent. The quotations for
prime commercial paper ranged from to IL per
cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was dull and heavy, and actual business was on the
basis OF lO7A for prime bankers sixty-day sterling
and 1881 for sight bills although the leading draw
ers contrived to ask 1917 q 1914. There was con.
siderable activity In bills Paris owing to their
relatively cheaper price,
GOLD sroNG-113x o lax.
The gold market was strong, under renewal OF
the operations OF the clique, whose doings in the
money market have been noted above. The ad-
vance was helped by the continued limited pro-
eramme Of Treasury gold sales and by q London
despatch stating that Spain was about to demand
Indemnity for her losses by American flibusterism
In Cuba, making her appeal to q court Of the Euro
pean nations, after the manner OF the Geneva ar
bitration settlement of the Alabama claims. This
story had less eTect abroad than at home for SUBJ
sequent to Its receipt here 1t was announced that
our bonds In London had closed at an advance OF
xaA per cent. The course OF the market is shown
In the tQbe.-
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CLOSING PRIcEs-4 O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Active and Easy-Receipts at the
Ports, 4,963 Observation-Disclosures Firm
Coffee Quiet-Pork Firmer-Lard Easy
Petroleum Highcr-Naval stores Firm
WhisEey Steady.

Petroleum Highcr-Naval stores Firm
Whisxey Steady.
MONDAY, Sept so-er.M.
The commercial outlook continues TO be of the most
promising character, Notwithstanding the fact that the
scarcity of money and high of discount operate
direct hndranccs to mercantile enterprise The export
movement continues without visible Abatement while In
some commodities-noably breadstuifs, &c.-the move
ment IL the increase The carrying trade has seldom
been brisk the rates of freight remunerative,
and yet the shipments Of the leading articles
large and steadily increasing The petro-
leum trade, which has been languishing for
time past shows decided signs of recupera
on and vessels suitable for this business have to
be in fair request more and unless prevailing ind
cations prove deusive shall soon be called upon to
chronicle active export movement in this leading
article OF merchandise than have for time
past The movement in grain received fresh impetus
to-day, and, Notwithstanding freight
and DEAR purchases of both wheat and corn were
liberal scale and at full prices Corn
In particular freely purchased, both the spot and
in advance Of arrivals at very full prices There
purchasers for November delivery at higher prices than
had before been paid buyers thereby evncng continued
confidence i'll the future. 1t is abundantly demonstrated
that the grain crops OF Europe deficient and good
export movement hence Is accordingly confidently reck
oned upon and the sagacious the exporters
have already about making good the deficiency Of the
European harvest by liberal shipments from this side;
taking advantage Of the comparatively low prices
current particularly of corn, which Is going
forward in large quantities. The movement
in provisions continues very slow, though on the
whole prices very well sustained On the street there
was good business and the commercial outlook is be-
coming and promising with the lapse of every
succeeding week In groceries there was no movement
OF particular importance, yet the market for most art.
clcs remained very Arm. Petroleum took decided up
stride to-day account of the cessation Of opera
tons the oil producing districts they having stopped
operations for thirty days. In the naval trade the
inquiry principally for spirits of urpcntne and the
market was very strong
CorToNThe movement in spot cotton fairly active
at about former prices though anything the
market ruled in buyers tavor throughout the day and
closed decidedly weak. The annexed quotations show
no changes compared with Saturdays figures Future
deliveries also easier and &c per Id. lower The
sales sum up follows
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
NAT to 332 for borrowing The operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
G0ld cleared. 81, $751;, 900
dOiu DalancCs 1908, 069
AssrsnSxk palanYss liii 2sls,sl2
The Sub-Trcasury paid out 800 900 on account Of
interest and $4,000 on account OF redeemed i've
twenties, and cancelled 100000 Of the called three
per cents, on which interest ceased to-day.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government bond market was strong and
higher, prices advancing u a u per cent in sympa-
thy with the upward movement in gold which In
nuence was furthermore helped by the rise OF i've
swenties in the foreign market. The activity Of
money repressed, however, the buoyancy which
would otherwise have undoubtedly attended this
advance. and the market left or quiet OF the I'M.
provemcnt as follows :-United States currency
sixes, liz 112ts; do, 1881, registered ia l14k
DO, do, do, coupon, 1l5k 115X; do. nve.twen-
ties registered, May and November, 114I l14.;
40. DO, 1862 coupon, do, 114I 114x; do, do,
1864, DO, DO, ll47s 114%; do do, 1865, do, do,
tl6h 1163S do. do 1s67's, registered January and
July, 49, 113'<; do. do 1866 coupon, do, l131s
ilSH: do. do, 1867, do, do, 1881 q ia; do d.
1895, do, do ia 114is; do. tenfortles registered
i07X O 10sh; do. do, coupon, 1917 q 1osh; do.
eves, 1884, registered, 110A o III; do. do, do,
coupon, 1l0& a Ill.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The printed list OF the Stock Exchange appeared
today with the recent numerous additions to the
cal. The new Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
convertible loan was quoted 90 1922 Buyers o.
this security should refuse all bonds numbered
over a,ooo as the original loan was limited to
eaOoo,o0o in the advertisements, but increased to
st,ooo,0oo after the bids were opened The Board
mas rSed therefore, that the bonds only OF the first
amount are
"A GOOD DELIVERY
The following were the bids for the railroad
bonds at The regular CALI
New York con tis re-. ~ IIan . " .st .'''e III
New pnyb Cen Ls sub ~ Del Isct f1 ~, 9SL
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A RISE OF A MALT PER CENT IN GOLD.
foreign Exchange Lower and ''LOn-
don Quotations" Higher.
ADVANCE IN GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Treasury Programme
s, for October.
A DULL DAY ON the STOCK EXCHANGE.


WALL STREET. l
MONDAY, Sept. 800 =. M.
On 'Change to-day cotton was in fair demand and
steady for 'sp0t," but weak and lower for future"
Flour was in good demand and steady. Wheat
was active at full prices. Corn was active and
0Tmer.
THE ELECTION HOLIDAY.
The Legislature, at the session Of last Winter,
made the day OF the State election legal holiday,
30 that November this year will be observed &C
c0rdingly.
COMPARISON or THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the Imports, exclusive Of
specie. at the port OF New York for the week end
ing September 2s and since the beginning Of the
year.
1870. 1871. 1872.
Dry gOods...... $2,782,61S $2,660,659 $2.667,7 TAO
General mdsc... $40 4,314,773 b,719,281
Total for week. $6,e3l,oea $6,ss1,432 $s,3s7,o21
Prev reported. 27,819 481 998 $780, 1872 1862
Since Jan. 1924 544 $685. 312 43O 1894 l73
I'VE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR OCTOBER.
The Treasurv uroUramme nj Uold sales and hond
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Wheat was active at fun prices closing 81 "a bid
pF%s GeSg9 and p % e 3 e. Is as wes
common to lair No. q 81 s. a 81 81 for fair to
81 70 for M reS Winter S Is for amS @S
Corn was active and little frmcr closing at Ge4c,
c 0 nsf a. part saturday sssnn Mere
Gssc aGec. for prime Said xed 6Sc 70c Tor Western
white, 661c for high mixed and Gsc. &c. FOR yellow
c I've remained iV quiet and nominal in he absence
sales were only about 900 bushels al $50 SOC for new
Western; 49c. for fancy white do, the track :
store. Barley quiet 5000 bushels Western sold to
fslrdSrs-Busness today in berth frcghts was only
moderate, on account OF the scarcity Of room Rates
w sn e THs G s Ba s
favor The engagements were 10 Liverpool by sisAX,
@ By steam S' p
q isa: go bsls resn a. Rotterdam By all ~
3D.. or II direct 3d. of; Norwegian bark, 2oo qr..
$3.50 ars grain same voyage and rate; a Norwegian
bark, 5000 grs grain, same voyage and rate: 2
quarters grain q es or 4 direct 3D. OF an american
British bark hence to Mediterranean port 100 bbIs
coniineniapo lo5D bills crude do private
ut Soc, and flUgra'uy; Norwegian bark from Phia
dephiato Continental port 1000 bbls refined pero;
ieum, Is q Norwegian bark from do. to Blboa, 1000
BARK o aSe ana bae OF co s sG
lively from Savannah to Continental port, on private
gram but not closed at n late hour.
h"Lssss-There was nothing VI Importance transpired
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$4,000 Tenn 6's, old. -.
10000 do. -.
5000 Tenn 6's, new. =.
1000 NY rs, b ], r.....
2000 Hud r I'd, $ fbds.
1000 I'm Pac LIST m. ....
100O Tn Pac Us, lg b.
500 II 4 st j SIS, con-.
1000 Tol 4 w equip BIDS
1000 Chic 4 All LIST m. ID.
10000 b, II 4 II LIST. -.
1000 9 Falls 4 NJ LIST.
5000 Bur. @ r 4 NJ 1st.
1000 Clev 4 7, con 8 f..
5000 Del q H reg, 81.
1000 Mil 4 st p LIST. -.
II shs Phoenix Bank.
Is Ger Amer Bank. -.
lO,l West I'm Tel. be .b.3
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The quotations based on cotton IN store running in
quality not more than halt grade above below the
grade quoted.
CorYEE-The market still quiet for all descriptions
u 3s bags RIO Uzziah private terms. we quote
Rio ordinary cargoes, l1ec lbc fair do 1870. 6c.
good do, l6ac. sc; prime do, l714c l7sc., gold
per ID, 90 days MaTacabo lo,ac Re; Laguayra, l6c
gold.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Reoept s-Flour Is 1913 hbls wheat
100 600 bushels; corn, 2l2io do corn meal $50 bbls
oats $50 bushcls barley 793 do. The -four market
ruled steady under fair demand for export and con-
sumption The sales aggregate about Il 2So bbls nc
all ut prices within the limits of our quotations Corn
meal quiet hut firm $50 bbs of Western sold 50 50
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limited STArJS PASSPORT BuREAU.-OFfICiAL
~ Passports of the Department OF State issued by A.
g. wILLMARTH United States Court House, Al Cham
bers street