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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

,.u....,oa that the interior slopes Innings
Of the oannl are liable 70 INJURY oy '"o
agitation OF the water caused ny s'eaincis vi
hIgb winds The greater the speed OF steamers. .ne
greater the agitation of the water Inc ssaoh Oh INC
tce water f. in case OF screws, less than IL occa-
stoned by paddles but the capacity OF vessels con.
,rcted with the screw much greater than that OF
dparv steamers of the external dimensions ana
,be buk Of water displaced by their rapid progress Is
mpch more destructive in its effects while the dlnhu-
ton Of the retardng power exposes the lock gates anu
bridges 70 far greater danger OF accident by cosoh
Almost precisely this question arose upon the
Canal in Scotland and discussed for some years
bnt was satisfactorily disposed of about 1888 bv Her
Maiesty's Commissioners under an act OF Parha
ment which directed that the entire inner slopes
Of the banks Of the canal should DC cO'eeu
with stone pitchngs facings, thereby 10 ei
fectually prevent all damage to the DANES VI
the canal by winds or steamboats, asi'".ins
the water The system still prevails on that
great national work. and brought TO such periecuoh
that steamers drawing II feet Of water ply daily through
the canal at an average speed Of from TO ii miles an
hour without injuring its banks The same system j.
perfectly feasible for the Erie Canal, ana "uoP'ou
would enable the ordinary towboats, similar 10 'nose
IN the New-York harbor and elsewhere 10 DC useu WIZ"
perfect safety and economy at speed OF from io "
sx miles per hour After inner slopes OF the nanks
OF the CaedOnian Canal had been thoroughly Pio5no
with rough irregular quarried STONES, thS @ a,e RI
ally reduced That canal ITO feet wide az tne Cp,
was made 500 feet wide at top feet at bottom and 70
feet deep Nearly the entire amount OF dIenghe r
inc sands, as heretofore supposed, but because ;,!
the washngs of its banks are eGnstSn pt nt nvay
its channel The Crinan Canal In Scotanu DulII Uo
100 wears ago and constantly used by steamers was
so constructed that the question before you nSNgI %
The dimensions the Erie Canal enlarged De9Ee are
70 feet AT top Sc feet at bottom and feet deep Inc en-
tire cost OF pitching the inner slopes OF us pahs
sufciently substantial manner to prevent Washlhe an
thereby make them permanent probably would nor eS
coed an average OF per mile for It's entre engn
and when thus done would open to any style or class
of steamboats, whose dimensions would allow them 10
mass through The Welland and other Canadian cana.
locks are now being enlarged to - feet lift ana %
width to divert from NewYork the Chicago Iade Mdsn
Enrope Should not New-York make similar enlarge
ment of the Erie Canal to retain and increase her PRES
ent trade , olhon % pai iI,9, Co
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK......"

PORT OF SBw-YokR.., .................'...SsPT. T.
CLEARED.
steamship Sty Of Pas OBJ Lss hsroG 1OI4 e. R, DALE
stesmshS Ruops r1 Campbell CasgoS Henderson Brothers
Steamship yn Paris Fr sgrmOqn Hav George Mackenzie
steamship Tsss6y. Nichols PIiadsiPEa,,
steamship A. C. sinners. Warren philadelphia.
Steamship wgssn Field Jacksonville Pa simpson, Capp Co.
Ship Messenger Hin, San Francisco, G. Comsock Co.
Ship 81 af(Ger(. Brown, PhaaephiA Punch Edye Co
Bari Yofohama RanGln Hong hong China A. a. Los Bro
Bs L % Lsf as G :, Poq Ws SGeG CO e"
Bars NewYork utal) Polio Cork Or Falmouth r Agea
Brig Guanehe lspsn Lea santa Cruz w w DE Forest Co.
scsf j. NJ Stevens OBJ Bdgeit JOHN n b. P. SeyU
81! CaPs; OBJ, Back st. I E,, S; Si9 Sons
Sehr Katie Blatebley, Guiiord Racket 4 Bro
schr. Mar Isabel ssmmis. Providence.
sehr. yirgns Field Jacksonville simpson CaPp Co.
seLr Clara Jase Waller Boston Jed Frys a Co.
sebr. Anthony Kely, Nelson, Baltimore, wm. Chalmers
schI LIZ Izf irwin OBJ Is0%PS. Ha1 Cnda B're'" Co.
S'l'' y" In b''''~'H' Do' asR TSsp,1s0n
Steamship Castle Morton Havana Aug a and Nassau Sept
Steamship Metropolis Chadwick Havana Aug 80 WITH mdse and
steamship Cleopatrs Philips SEPT with
Indse and pass 70 Old Dominion Steamship Co
steamship Rector he1-BeOU, with mdse and to
BsrE AuEue fetge a. o. Lsekfsdl LIVERPOOL days with coal
BARI AieGs Co 81 stephen. Webster Boston ballast
Almata Turks lsandl hoNutt Boston In ballast
Brig Mary Comery tBr Bryant Cow days with coal aDd
fsh.
sehr Minerva wed@ore Terry, Washington n c. days with
sclI VI H. Beaeiie, Highly Richmond for Stamford
sohr W. Walton. sharp, Philadelphia for Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsTOS Sept 6-Amyed brig Isabel Benuasun AeInndnA
Alice fshon and Mashall Dutch, from Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS
01he National Line steamship Canada Web.
strT, from krw-Yofk Aag. a, has arrived here.
BnEsr sept THE General Transatlantic Companys steamship
France Dhure from kewiork Aug a. arrived here early morning
ltOr --latest snip a tlgS Gee EVM Iage..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
STEAM ON CANALS.

THE PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED BY IMPROVING
THE. CANALS.
The following is an extract from a letter
addressed TO the Canal Board Of this sate The great
problem Of steam towage on canals, seriously en-
gaging public attention. was grave question for the
Tehuanepec Ship Canal and had the consideration OF
the Commission. The premium Of 100000 offered by the
State NewYork TO inventors for the discovery OF some
new application Of motive power for the propulsion
towage Of boats on the Erie Canal, has given i'm
pulse " Ingenious minds; but am inclined 10 the
opinion that system viii be found which will become
more successful differ widely from the ordinary one
IN use elsewhere The object Of tOwage or propulsion by
steam 10 acquire greater speed than by horse power
without material increase Of the cost OF tOwage or Of
damage " the banks Of the canal II has been clearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

Puts on Quicksilver Common and Preferred are offered
a. at the market" 30 days for per cent bonus Inc
above rates all imply frst-class names.
Gold opened firm at ll3s but later declined 70 1l2i
reacted to 1l2 later settled down TO 1l2 at which
the chief business OF the day done. The weaker
tone to the market in view Of the decline In United
States bonds in London is attributable to the sales OF
long gold and the sackening in the demand from tho
importers the reduction in the rates Of the leading
drawers Of exchange contributing its quota to the de-
cline The forenoon business was quite active, but
dealings subsequently became unimportant' In INC
gold loan market the rates g. 6i 5, 49, and per
cent for borrowing fat $40 being bid for the use OF
gold tomorrow. The French loan was
quoted in London at ~ to II per cent premium
The Bank Of France during the week lost $4,000 francs
in specie The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 IN
called bonds making total of s9.9iOoO, disbursing
Sis coo in coin interest We hear Of engagements OF
specie for the tomorrow The days business
at the Gold Echangc Bank as follows Gold cleared
S302sOOO gold balances S6756l3; currency DalanccS'
q 9s0 AT Tho ouotatiOns were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. SHpr. Z

SATURDAY. SEPT. T.
Mails BuroDe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship CITY
Of Paris No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails
a Q q IN from Pier No IS n. r.
A PIussian Closed Mail is sent by this line.
Europe Southampton and Bremen steamship Wiser
II Supplementary Mail Pier foot OF Ihrdst,
Hoboken, Is closed at D Steamship sails at = ,. .
IAN deposited in Supplementary Mails mus be prepaid with
double postage
A Direct German Mail is sent by this line.
Mails Bre and Havre steamship Vile de Paris
will Steamship from Pier No 50 n. X
Mails Kingston. Jamaica, and Sayaua bV the steamship 81
Thomas close At II Steamship sails al from Pier No Il
NJ
for Key West by the steamship City Of Austn close at
shp sails at 3 m. from Pier No. 20 Y. "
Closed Mail only BY the Williams Guion and
Innan Lane Steam ships.
Mail Tor IIAaI n closed the NewYork Post0hce every
THURSDAY O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland Me-
Friday, at 6 p. . 80
Letter postage to al the West Indies except when going direct viii
Papers each which must be prepaid
SUNDAY. SEPT. Q.
All Malls close at Ii O'Clock the FOst0ce Is from
m. 10 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
FRIDAY. Sept. 6-P. NJ.


The stock market has been somewhat lively
and eccentric today Rallies and reactions the
order of the day and until after o'clock that
the tone of the market in any degree settled The
greatest decline the day In Wabash and Panama
Railroad the having been freely pressed for sale
at 72I down H. while the latter dropped from 1873 to
ll The fluctuations in the remainder of the list
10 II per cent, Erie and ~ Y Central having been
notceaby strong, Union Pacific firm and steady, and
such stocks as Northwest 0hos, Pacific Mail, western
Union and c. c. and Indiana Central alternately weak
and strong The transactions largest in the above
named shares, New-York Central and Pacific having
been conspcuOusy prominent In the afternoon advance
The advance in Central in which the transactions were
very large Is attributed renewal OF the story that
scrip dividend soon be declared which Will Increase
the capital stock 10 a round hundred millions. IL Is
thought perhaps per cent cash will be called ON
the scrip used in the construction OF the van
derbt city quick transit road This view Of the subject
arises possibly from the fact that measures have
been taken looking toward the construction OF the
new city road as viii be seen by advertise
ment in another column, wherein the Board OF Engn-
GERS ask for proposals for all the Neutrality-suspicious.
tunnels bridges, &c.-between Seventy niuth'st anu
the Harlem River. The gross earnings of the Central
for several months past have averaged about sooOo
per month"; or sIOO per annum Investment Stocks
made a further yield to-day IN some cases. Harlem
selling at ll3i; n. J. Central at 1923 Del
aware, Laekawanna aud Western, wow ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

Ohios Preferred at 74i Among the "fancles" Kansas
and Texas sold at at The miscellaneous Hat
ally quiet. Quicksilver Common sold ut Il, Mariposa
Preferred at a. Canton ut o. Manhattan Gas at 40, Del
aware and Hudson Consolidated at llo, second-ave.
Railroad at o.. and Consolidation Coal at a. Express
stocks steady sales OF American at a. L. g. at "a
ash and Adams at 9l ao5 The following are the open
Ing highest lowest and closing prices for active stocks
sold to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

Extra mails for Europe, tomorrow, per steamship
Weser will close at 1880 p. w. at the Merchants Ex
change Nos. so and 81 Pne-st.
The demand for money has been readily met at too
per cent on CALL the intermediate being the uniform rae
Commercial paper finding slow sale at u to per cent
little doing, however, below 8.
Government bonds have been weak at decline OF 70
per cent all the issues. There Is very hte inquiry
for stock and holders DESTROYS OF realizing find difficulty
in efecting sales at going prices Fisk Hatch report
as follows at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

Railroad bonds were active on wei dIstIDuIeu ueaI
ngs The transactions largest in the Pacific mort
cages which sold at OOt for Cenras $50 1854 for Union
Pacific Firsts sObasO for Land Grants and cs q Tor
Incomes Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago seconds
sold at par; Hannibal and ST. Joseph IS Con'ertIoie
at 3d. and Milwaukee and ST. Paul Firss at92i eS i"e
htds were a. annexed:
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CRIMINAL NOTE9-

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, John
srohman held without bail for dangerously beating his wife
Sophia.
In the case of NJ Ahlender, alias Magnus Ander-
son charged ebez1ng the public funds Of Sweden
Osborn decision till Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

Sun $3.50 623 NOOr sets., $50
HigH
SANDY Hoot Island Hoo Hell Gate Ferry. 90
Sandy HooE Cows Island l25 Hell Gate Ferry. O5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

There was an improved business in Southern state
bonds the tone OF the market being steady Tennessees
sold at 78a, Missouri IS at 93a93I, South Carolnas.
new January and July issues, at 23d23l and the new
Anrl and October at o. The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
Real gsiate TO gfchanqe

DEAL ESTATE to EXCHANGE.-A fine
MANSION in Passsic, NewJersy, u miles from EeWYok
Bh Railway aud taking 40 minutes time to EXCHANGE
property hotel OherNse tie South West;
IS and cold enc
end In al respects desirable residence for
business The place worth Sl6 with the furniture (which
should wl $1,000 To having property for business
South West and who desires 10 exchange the advertiser
will offer the nucemen of home fitted for his but which
become needless by Of death hs'flmy Address
ESTATE Box rs. Tribune Ofce.
ITO EXCHANGE for PROPERTY in New
lors or Brookhn VALUABLE FARM In Orange County stock
aud farm implements 20 with the place.
rutland & WHITING 5Beekman.st
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DECISIONS-SEpr. G.

Supreme Court Chambers BY Judge Leonard
LaDdsdown ag ganted $40 costs TO ABIDE event
Common Pleas-SDecial Ierm-Bv Judge j. +.
Day-Caesa CesarDcIee OfdiyOre granted 10 plaintiff Weeks
sgt Weeks-Deeree granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Sept. g. 1871
There was but very small attendance NJ
the Exchange this morning the expected sales were
OF small Importance
But one transaction ia noted and that, as we were IN
formed by the purchaser made merely for the pur
pose OF perfeetng the title to the propery-yz by Wm
Kennedy acting under the instruction OF Matthew l.
Brennan Sheriff. Of the lot 2O7 45xl0o located on inc
corner Of second-ave and Twelfth-st.
Kidding was started at 5000, but rapidly run up 10
ss,00O at which price the iOi was Ano0Aou INV" '" ~
Joseph Mcclure adjourned the legal sale OF the house
and lot 2Osx741, located on the n0rth bde OF lnry
fourth-st feet inches east OF Ienthdfe,, py oruer
~ the referee lanes H. Coleman until the l3lh INST
There are no sales advertised 10 take place 10 oro"
Saturday at the Exchange rather an unusual circuu
stance as time past saturday mas proven qIo
a fayorite day upon which to appoint iegai sie,.
Al private sale it is reported TO us by r. H. Lud0W
70 ~ the rst-class brownsone front hlghstoop isu
story house 25X6Sx9s9 located on the soush sue
az West Twenty fhst and known as NO. 80 IOr sfoV"0
The fixtures were included in the above SAFE
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK CITY. ..o
pouet.rd Of 4h-, 99r75 o"''
RuiOn't Cd No. 49, running Ann indefinite share 1900
SDrnesi . O Of Hudsorst 2oI75 part, mortgages oso
al = Il Of Avenue D. 22sIio6 and ........ 5000
Isb 4 ofAVenue b. l5IS2, and ;.'....'. 1880
sbsf 8 IL6 W ofAyenue b, l8bTg2. and L..'.) -
lIb 81 3l5 of2d-ave, l3tl03I8T 3'''O
S,bt . ioO n f2ave. 5lIlO0s.................) 80
ssb. 81 OF 2i-ave 1890 and lJOo
G6 100 Of lStaye. lO0IOQ5 eonhmaiory omin
RECORDED.
chmSeI: 70 20 foo basement AID cellar year,. $1,000
,,,. (lst year, per year.. 2Soo
Conegeph % ZtoJ
Parkpace NO 81 I ID year per year.... J,VO
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Cola ,sccints sos 400 IS Currency psrments. S3s94 y
Gold psyI6epts .... 2O9 80 Currency balaHce 75lSl
Gold balance Ol955I % Customs O@'' "
Currency reeepts.... lJob,lA "a.
Foreign Exchange has been weak with sales consid'
,pdar tho annexed rates which sterling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
Citn Real Gstate for Sale.

Citn Real gsiate for Sale.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Noi West Thirty eeondt or SOB West Twenty hd
st. up p. M. at regular ohee rates.
PARK-AVE. 4 Story IIigh-StOOp tho
~ ron ghy built modern massYely finished BROWN STONE
in select location that Avenue 2Sb0 lot w
feet, for sale by v n o r. ~ D. tieb,v.
NOR SALE-The BUILDING known as the
Working Home No. - Elabehst running through TO
lot I5Kl feet building 9Jt0 eeti Is
stones high built the substantial suitable Tor any
t manufacturing business having good light on all Sides party
6rproi Term For fa particulars apply 70 HUN ~
CAMP. No 100 Broairav toIVl
nor SALE or to LEASE-The valuable
LIVERY STABLE lately ownet BY Thomas Norris deceased Nos
ms and lls Cntonpoe lot 45IOO house 5I4O will be sold on
liberal terms. leased for oyearA Apply to HUGH NJ CAr,
lt6 Broadway H2-I
NOR SALE, cheap, S14,00O-FOur-story and
attic Engshb,sem-nt HOUSE pleasantly located West Twenty
seeon May Permits Of A. Journey 4J Lispennr
EOR SALE : Elegant 4-stOry h. s. o. s.
HOUSE LOT 65 West Ffyhirst With or without FohNl
TURF complete orders possession IN 10 DAYS lO Barcsy-sL
" X. STEVENSON q son.
V. SEPTEMBER FREE LIST
Of CITY Houses foryOur valuable Information OIL
Real Estate new complete City Map &c.
40 II PINE-Sr. AND 226 FIPTHAYE
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Gountrp properip 10 Eei.

VN0 LET or for SALE-hent . 200; - min
utes Ibsry-s express trains by best rsfosdL Low es
Frenuent t1sen anil wesangei i2roh cor
TAGR, with modern oonTenences BATH, &c Lot 0G0
garden fhide and fruit Two minutes from depot and al
be edge OF town Growing aud eligible locauOl ~ r.sr
house will stable II preferred Tsotrls purchase money IAN
main Keg Elizabeth Depot Couf u H. VI d. " address
VILLA PROPERTY BJI lyi, AhEsJg.a, \. },
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
Coleman senedicrs closing quotations we're:

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling Tor
per cent bonus 80 days time. and u per cent
bonus on days. tho following variations from tho
market price of the securities named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
mestebestsr Countn Real estate for Sale

TOR SALE-The COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF
the late CLARKE Croton Landing 80 miles from New
Hudson River comprising about acres Of land under
and well stocked with fruit trees Ihe House
one mile rou and 6rsa order contains u rooms
with closets bathroom good barn. and other outDudngA
Tle l,nl All on old posTOa to Albany and
tends 10 the river could easily byle into number OF VIA
sizes land would be sold without the butng de-
'i''- ~ ~ EDWARD CLARKE Tribune ohee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

UIUUhIUH l1l"T NDF"FF IUI ~'"'N'
EOR SALE, in the best location in Brooklyn,
D. frteas brognstone HOUSES, in Rossst between
Bedford finished the best manneri viii be sold cheap
Iuquire in the bnck. yard OF wM. T. CHAPMAN.
DROSPECT PARK PROPERTY, BROOK
4 LYS-Au elegant RESIDENCE snl 40 LOTS Of GROUND
FOR SALE large desirable MANSION, Stable and Green
house 40 Lots Of Land The House Is * feet mont
side and rear extension contains over ~ rooms Two
all the modern Improvements Including Bill
lard room finished in hard wood. -
The property eeby located commanding fne view o the Bay
Staten within three OF the main entrance TO the Pros
meet PARK daily increasing value and offered 10 close an
estate consequently offers Inducements capitalists and invest
os ore from al the ferries the premises Distance - min
ue, from the Wal.st Perry. Terms liberal AppTto
MULLER WILKINS & Co, Pine st.,
oriO d. J. COOPER, 20 Pearlst
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gitp properln 10 Eei.

----------- NIIG fYtUptIIU TO LII
A LARGE HOUSE TO LET-Adapted for
"a Renting IN Furnished Rooms Boarding House purposes.
Rent Low ~ good iehani JOHN kAVASAGH
n J.. Cor Forlg-.ec1nluL and lxlh ave.
ITO LET-A large BASEMENT, with two
Il sutab. for Bread aud Pie Bakery conner TTlds
and b., sdsay and siIib-sVe--oii stand.
wM II. RAYSOR. - P1sst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

The sales OF city bank stocks were more HequohL
Merchants sold at 81 American Exchange at 49, Central
National at par German-Amercan at l03 and Phenix at
1o1 The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

The New-York Loan,and indemnity COMPANY nave ''
unusually liberal charter authorizing 'nem 20 40
eral banking business In addition to that n'ua'y
ON by trust safe deposit, aud warehouse eo'np"u'''
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Summer Retreat
fotels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse
~ Occupying square iron Worcester sPnnsadst boon "
H. ROskss PWPnesoL
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Quieksil'rM'g.

b.c.........s.sss.
100 Ohio & Miss.
Preferred. b. c.
900 Del Il. Il W.
Railroad. ........
On, -
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tations Were as folIows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

TsL q Bonds. 90
200 U Pa In
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THE MONEY MARKET.
ALEs AT THE STOCK ExCHAYGE-FIRsr CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

snks Of GorrrpmcHi bondi
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lNbs ~ - y
100 West Tn Tel
Communicable c. II
The sun., 1872-08-31
rINAAcIIL md coMmERcIiA.

FRIDAY, Aug. 90 p. M.-There has been less
activity on the stock FAchansg todlD uAA~ 10y prc.
Nous ds q the week. and the markets appear 20 ha
lost partial interest 10 the spectators Tudays trans.
actions constituted what Is known as "brukurs' e
market, the limited fluctuations admitting Of only
small turns 10 DE made. Probably he adjournment ot
the early call IN commemoration of the funeral Of the
late H. II Ward, prominent member OF the Exchange.
may have partly Influenced The duness for the weather
was certainly favorable TO more active dealings. The
feature of the day was Erie, which is said to have
sold before eleven o'clock Jthe time at which the EN-
clauge opened at 81 4. The earliest .Cgscred sale
was at 30, however, from which there a rapid de-
scent to isk, reaction TO tS, another tumble tu H.
arally TO is - and hna fan TO is1s@tss This decline
unsettled the remainder of the list which zen Oh 10
a per cent, recovered the decline again, fC on tie
same fractional amount, and closed irregular ngur
between the two extremes OF the day. The iculty In
drl!lercs Was les no ne man, yrsterigy' hut IT'S
puIeG both sides uf the Atlautic and that th short
ia..rsl ogtsaGSns M M !, YER arg rue Tcss OF lhg i't
quite evenly rbut through the active stocks, Ia
lR CHicaro and Alton ceiling a! lla, Morris and ~
w Delaware, Laesa~a4na and Western lH a@uS 3 and
Olius pre- rcd 5't There was fur trade lu Console
daton's osl atlO hut cNuross stocks negiecteI
rI' iaSe vi '"' ''N'' We F'er 10 The
Iltrt hes been 'at marSct FOR gold to-day evidcnc
lhg the truth Of our REMARKS tha! ne movement would
prl pr19H9y nS lmno[,ant lntl aier the ~rp eWher
itSa chcdy at & '' @ H'Ta rang g" o al p @ Se Sa i' Ia
ana ; II. ana rr4,pal$ i9r mercan y, pHrgsr. IN
ury as compared with tle same tm' las ,rlr tharc.
u" disposition to press short contrasts ari g9ody
irom the lower range Of tlc price anil ih-
sSenainge ny if t4c rgedarl dr,wers may nayl lal
aT's IN iitI XXI; o t'a @ s9a a.,
Ccl r l3r , gs, m S" IT f9n, gu'ei$ N1ld lGs 7. ant
goods "a weeA anpuat To tia, !3 aud those narort
about steady The new fr'ncn o. are .siae thcrr AZ
premium b OF Hz renI,, ih, lMnk OF France shows
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