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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

rour very quiet - 5Oas9 SO consumption description
svey lmie Dag hss e d@ ana fairly euye Whit 81 20
Cob Meal at 20 G90s. Ground Feed al 81 col 20
PREIGRTSBcrth moderate reqe and Ia market trw
In TIE hartng line little was done owing to TIE SCARCITY Of eot
,esso ani fa rs'el asked The engeRens to-day To
Lyerpo BY steam 300 bOre Bacon At UO 800 bores Cheese
rys terms rates ios Gram Hg4fL. W 1870
is3I bid TO Laon, BIZ sail, 100 BIDS ioae at 5Os To
Gjsgos hy steam ~ ~ 700 bsl Rosr "a
81 81 % Bacon al 5Os and 20 hls Tas. q 4O< To
80 hd& Tobacco Cos sell snd 300 ea Do.
direct port Und Kingdom Continent with lSOO boA stned
Pstroegm on private For vessels 70 Corr f9F oSe % ~ 70
hence 70 Hsnonrf with general
cargo sum italian bark benes 10 Siera 70, orue er.
ndg spanish With 900 bbs and cases aesne
Is 81 fOr 6b and 33c Tor and lOenn s1ens1
henee TO with ii 600 cases hnd AZ 15 th ITO
gratvg BOonl hence 70 droct port IN hs
Adc, With II 900 Refined DO on private % "a hnensa
PHILADELPHIA TO avre Danks, With 900 bbs Croe OF
Naphba pnssts British bark 70 srEe rom fssepn.
20 The Continent With 1900 bb Petroleum 81 % % inn end
10000 bbs heene DO at "a AID Itiss bark hence TO ssp
WA 700 hhis. Tobaeee at Cos
New Amer Tesuese offered 0da M hen Heber, bross
the quality not eQua 10 TIE last the market for Wheat closes
sssed heca busiess aaory eha, r export sr
Or the u te sales 2O 900 bush 81 30Ssl -
ecs spnng 81 50ap 81 Tor Nc. CHICAGO spsgi ~ ~
81 43 for Chicago sFrng 81 55 FOR No Milwaukee Choice:
81 81 for Rel Western. 81 20 fr bite Michigan; aDd goo
bush No MEasls seller October al 81 as 900 bash No.
Dauih and 80 ilwaukee and last hs Oetobe 81 At
for half and 81 80 r the St half bareg QeI barley
demands sse Of 900 bush FouF roNe ssate ~ 20
hush New Ohio Mixed al 4OL442ci White at 4705Oc Wetsm
4l0f2 and choice CARROTS al 43 White AZ 47a5Oc
quiet: held gm At &c Tor September and Ooosr
small sales OF STATE 9f09je Corn hardly srong uougs
fairly inquiry chieh for export; White ) more psa'y AID
lower; Yellow and sifong tlc saes arr ZgVvp 1 Damp
Unsonni 5i055; Mixed "a J00jI2 Tor steamer
Western White at 6B Western yellow ~ CID
63a caT-ots and $4,000 lush hin Dnel At 56G5o. AID
30 500 bush Rail Mir 4 ar $4,000 al tie close
90 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
OFFICE OF FISK q HITCH:

No. 5NAssAU-sT, NEw-YORK, Aug. 2j, 1878.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad now compile
ted and in regular operation between the Atlantic
tide-waters NJ Richmond and the unfailing naviga-
tion of the Western rivers at Huntington, is now
CARRYING passengers and freights with great prompt
ness and ON favorable terms between the coast cities
and tbe chief trade centers at the West. Freights
can he shipped via the Clyde' Line of steamers
from Boston, Providence, and Philadelphia; via the
'Old Dominion" Line of steamers from New-lOfk
and via the " Chesapeake and Ohio Packets" from
Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis, &c Passen-
gers can also take this route to OF from the West
and enjoy the wonderful scenery of the AlieghameS
the Medicinal Springs and mineral attractions OF
Virginia and West Virginia.
To enable the Company to perfect more rapidly ITS
equipment terminal facilities, and deep-water con-
nections with European Steamship Lines and to ac-
commodate the heavy coal and mineral traffic, to-
Oether with the growing iron and miscellaneous To-
cal and through business, now pressing upon the
Line. we are selling on behalf of the Company,
limited amount Of their SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BONDS secured by mortgage liens on the whole val
uable property at 90 and accrued interest Sl'OOO
each either coupon or registered, payable IN gold
coin in New-York City, principal and interest; IN
terest Jan. and July
We also have a small amount of the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
the price of these is SS and accrued interest They
are issued in denominations of $780, $780, and $1,000
interest payable May and November. The property
has cost already upwards of SSsOOo0oO and is con
stantly increasing in value. We can recommend
both classes of bonds, which selling rapidly with
great confidence
We also continue to deal in Government and Cen
trail Pacific aud Western Pacific Bonds execute or
ders at the Stock Exchange for investment Stocks
and Bonds, receive Deposits, on which we allow IN
terest at the rate of per cent per annum and con-
duet general Banking business FISK d HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
NOTICE To INVESTORS.


The attention of the investing public is called to
the limited remainder of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN. The unsOld balance
will be soon absorbed by current sales, after which
the Company has resolved to issue only six per cent
bonds.
There are now more than 500 miles of the road
in regular operation, with growing traffic; sur
veys and construction are progressing satisfac-
torily; the survey prosecuted the present season
in connection with the Stanley military expedition
has resulted in the location of an excellent line
through Western Dakota and Eastern Montana, and
the Company has advertised for proposals for
grading and bridging the Yellowstone Division,
extending 205 miles from Bismarck, at the crossing
of the Missouri River, to the crossing of the Yellow
stone in Montana. The COmpany's lands amount
ing to more than 10000 acres per mile of road are
selling to settlers at average price Of nearly SIX
dollars per acre. and the proceeds of land sales con-
stitute Sinking Fund for the repurchase and can
collation. of first mortgage bonds.
The Company's seven and three-tenths per cent
gold bonds the last of which are now offered yield
nearly 81 per cent per at the present price Of
gold.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
at current rates. and full information furnished on
inquiry
JAY COOKE 81 Co., No. 20 Wall-st, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
m Saturday, presented to
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Louisa Kenny. charged with passing a counterfetts
500 b vas held Yesterday b. Commissioner White, to await te
action Of the Grand jury
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Bsmei Antonio AnaA OF 70 OF
Savsnst was the complaint Of woman psmeu
PRsa Of 81 Suvan who charged him with having ropea
her of containing ST Biaa huigsn was COMMITTEES
desn $500 charge OF having stolen SoV V WI"
liam Riley Of No. $50 West Fifty second 81.
In the Tombs Police Court, before Justice Hogan,
YESTERDAY Buns hacmsI, committed for we sse %
$3.50 from bis joan smith OF NO. al Drceh
had employed him 10 CONVEX n 20
nights that complainant got drunk and
mai he b,d $3.50 robbed OF the
boe,es John ONei No 100 Bast Twenty
having stolen watch and chan worth 3IOV
nom Miss Jennie Carey boarder az the same house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
DECISIONS-AUG. 25.

Supreme Court-SyeciQI TeTn--By Judge Pratt
John Siemer ct Moon in terms SlOi cost TO
abide tSee opiroul
By Judge Dane-aes W. Chisholm ct A. agt Jnus Paradise e
al Motion DENIED s $40 costs Joseph Thurman ct alagt Edmund
discharge attachment granted with $40 costa
Superior COpt-Specidl 1er1a-Bv Judge Sedgewick.
Fa1khouser HoronJueneni vaosi on terms &c Hene
RobersOton Tor receiver granted Todd ei e. agt Norm
Missouri Insurance CoAtischment vacated and discharged ,
BY Judge Curtis Pink sgt Allen end wtefudngs setueI allow
Allen and wife, plaintiff, OF $50
Common Pleds-Spec.di IGm-By Judge Loew.-
Devoe AFT Motion vacsel attachment Denied $40 costs
Marine CoHrt-Chambers-B Judge Spaulding-
Gooknd agt BnrugMoaon denied with $40 costs NOringer
Az attuachL-MOh0n granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
CIVIL NOTES.

short session of the United States District
Court Judge Blatchford presiding will begin at IL a. M
today Il is probable that motion will be made for
the discharge Of Carl vog the ground that the time
has elapsed during which ne can be held without the
issuing Of q warrant for his extradition.
The Court of Oyer and Terminer will open
to-day at 10, a. m. but the Judge VIII only make an
order to impaHnel the Grand Jury There was rumor
that counsel for the people would have motion to
make IN tho Stokes case, but Mr.. Allen, an Assistant
DstrctAl torney stated In the absence OF his superior
that he could not the programme for the COM
ing term.
Felix McCloskey, on Saturday, presented to
Judge Daniels OF the Supreme Court affidavit, charg
ing William c. France with defrauding him of one-third
of a claim Of $4,000 against Charles Murray and Others
which had been paid to France IN 1870 Since that time
France had absented himself from New-York until
Thursday last when he returned and put up at tne
Metropolitan Hotel Upon the additional allegauoh
that France was again about to leave New-York Judge
Daniels granted order of arrest which was exeeueu
yesterday. Bail being gwen IN $3.50 the accused was
released. All the persons concerned are saiu 10 DC III
the lottery business, and Frances Dondsman was bea
Wood,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
The COURTS.
A SUSPICIOUS ovERTURN.

A boat, in which were Annie Hannigan and
Mary O'Hara Of CT washington-st aud Patrick oConnor
aud Thomas Hooahan left the Battery at midnight,
Saturday night and was lost to sight In the dark
ness half hour later, steam yacht Its way down
the bay came upon overturned boat, TO whichwere
elindng Annie Hannigan aud OConnor. They were
eoou rescued and we're back ~ the Battery where
the woman was given In charge OF policeman Of the
First Precinct He took her 70 the heW-st. station
house where she remained for more than an hour dry
ing her clothes In answer questions respecting the
supposed accident she replied that Hoolahan bad been
drunk that his hat had blown OH, ana that IN
endeayorug 10 Il he had upset the boat The
explanation was satisfactory TO the officers ana she eIt
fhe sfauou-souse for her home. On sunday afternoon
an Oiccr brought word 10 Captain Van DuSen that ne
ad hes rumOred that there had been quarrel IN she
6oat ana tiat HOOlalan had been thrown OYerDoard
Caui Nan Dascu deemed 1t ans duty 20 follow UP the
,rtor and sent out officers, who arrested OcOn
nor nnd Annie flanagan Both Of the prisoners again
NAMED thar the upscttng of the boat was an accident
afd denied that there had beeh any quarrel. heVerthc
- Tar Va Du-cn held them. jrOa hope that es-
49, rlsf le occurred or their guit, fany existed. Inc
1900. were taken before Jnsife Downing ~ the
P .' lice Co,If yc.terday. There being evidence
aails. tAeln 0l the oiie o "nsh VS "cio suspooien
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

Money in good supply during the early hours
of the day at 404l05 per cent, but parties who
failed to make their negotiations until 1.-THE after
,noon paid high 81, and in few instances per
cent. The closing business was at 595l per cent.
Prime mercantile paper and time loans were as last
quoted The Treasury balances at the close of bust
ness to-day as reported from Washington were !:
Currency 100000 coin, Ss6,4OO,OOO certificates,
$A,OOO.OOO.
Government bonds have been quiet, by reason of
the smalness of the offerings. Bids have been strong
however and good demand is reported for all the
issues. Fisk e. Hatch report as follows AFT NM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

rather weak quote Prime Hay Al 7 go reI teo
so sud Common sliSsl5 Long eys sss quoted at $50
Dfsd We quote: CS5s MacoysdO 25al3c Rico, 9Oa6oe
NAVAL sT0asS~in spirits Turpeptre fair bu,iusss vas
s ds 9i 0Ss . Se 100 SIS at ds rs
Co. at 44c and 1870 Sew-iorA bh al ~ Ro'S vas h@sa
Sar Of 1 %a 4S6 b Fine At s. 5OSsi IS Tar AL 9i
.sng g 2eS I'd 70 ' va ia. 10 50 s Strained IS Zoo
bis Pae at 81 100 bb No. s. 25as3 co. and 20 obs Wash
y c S3i ;sy qas'sS ed. s 5 S2sSIr az.
prices are quotsb change Aerhaisn a as pPF hshs
Pofs TesseT and not very de-
chiefly the futures The sales Ia an4 regular o., 800 o
Ira Prime and s7dsI7 90 for Western Prime Ness r a,ue 30
ys5y !. bear TooSte Il $40 o ass B Is qs & . d
Family Ms, at go and s5 iiT t's s i1r H S -, y
10 IBIS Chicago sc 80 ca Meats ere m 4 nd and
i Isas a .. . Q, i 2S 200 Coo SMOKED 5 at 90
ShoodsI 4 jo 0SV Rs SoAe S l 200 n "a n sS-
erage) 0la which Is higher 20 bozs Clear DO az ~ 81 ana
SS ssles Of 30 boxes heavy Long Cea az sac 80 Boxes
go averag) &c., and so boK short CaI At pa Dressed
a9S d are .s s a Gs S " $50 & ai e. s. % No. j. sac
Ged and $50 Western Sc 81 color =. So sa9 go .ss
Western summer 20 arrive soon at a tof i.,a" So " .s
FETRoiEUM mar. for Refined whol; decided ehngs
and DALI August and September dyee scare aal he'd 9oye eu
ers quote olay 10 10 = e- L On "a i Ia
iOdlO City. Crude inactive and staay At 6i2 for b1 spoh
MONTH ana III 2r lhc
points que With 500, quoted a; 81 3JaSl 40 o.
Str 81 1881 90 Housewife, 81 3jgSl 81 % nts, ~ ~
2O Petroleum City Paker II % ~ 80 Tie Fh4s
obi, make. Inactive but d 10 r r0m1. eeY-ne': ioa
iutu disposition sell ad deliveries after sept ~
HereO f.rel al lGiss
RICE-There good trsde vhal lots changed hauds
sales 300 bags 65sI 200 bags Patna al ~, aud
30 tcs. Carolina a. Sd9c.
SUGARs-The market for Raws with good trade
mostly day; sales ljOO hnd Common TO Prime hhnhs
Cuba 73i0S2 and Of iB lds LIVE barely faH AZ
&C. Refined steady IL l4c for HariI -,
sTBARiS dull and prices have inward tendeney quoted 70
FOR Prime; hear Of no sales.
TALIW steady but DALI sales 60 900 10 Prime tout Of town.
at fig. for Prime and 50 hhl City At Pree . ~
WHISKY aad moderately atei " ~ DOs az VI O
snd a 81 or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

"a was iuaged hest to hold them on otner cnarges
oConn9r was commtted ON o charge OF having stolen
the boat and the on charge OF being a%an
-. M ssay he aeon recovered from the waters OF the
SaT so thai i may DO sscertaned whether they had re-
oeyed blows from any weapon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
IMMATURE ALMANAC

52l 6:42 Moon 1886
|
SANITY Hoet... 80 Cove island 0l6 Hell Gate Peuv.. $500
|
SANDY hooI.. 054 1884 Hell Gate fefTT COS
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the quotations


In railroad bonds firm feeling prevailed ana
prices were well maintained. The following we're
tine onOtafiODs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY RAHRoAD.-The Bond
holders Protection Committee request meeting OF
the bondholders at the office of Hassler q Co.,
Wall-st. New-Y0rk, at l o'clock on TUESDAY, Aug.
% for the purpose of receiving the report OF the
Committee Those not able to attend should author
ize some one to represent them.
CHARLES w. HAssLER, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MONTCLAiR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at SO
JAMESON, SMITH & CoTTING. IA Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

The earnings of the st. Louis and southeastern
Railway Company consolidated for the week end
ing Aug 10, 1873 st. Louis Division Sl57S 95
Nashville Division, S9,676 49, total, $25,4l4 0s The
increase on the St. Louis Division over the CORE
spending week last year was S2427 AZ.
The earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
way Company for the month OF July were S396l2,
and for the first week in August 1851.
The bondholders of the St. Joseph and Denver City
Railway Company are invited to meet at the Office Of
Messrs. Hassler & Co., No. Wallst., at p. IN. to-
morrow, to consider the report of a committee APP
pointed at former meeting. 1t is believed that the
committee will recommend to the bondholders the
proprety Of foreclosing the mortgages and taking
the management of the property into their own
hands
The Philadelphia stock market is quiet aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
THE MARKETS.

but pdes are Without qacta5s change We quote follows:
upnTHs: Aa01@h Sss0 Sgs Tees Ifa.
Sss1 %si1;i1 E Fs' {$' i$$: Es:
Log MuidlDs.'.''. 5 599 ~ al994. 9aSSt.
s SSsl Mdiins.. ....:. 5Ia 2is % %
.,ss Cotton :.Sr, running Qu' not
more than ''n ' .1fa aoi SCA
sss:S5is: ' g 20 IS f f5s
p o,v,r asy"ic. he market improved % b. but the
actions were only advance. Sales follows all
bass se sa GH evening after pm, August 100 2ls2 sepem:
sf 200 S tS 500 1CI S 500 Il 1885
Fs. sS6 oH 10 Si s' 500 @ 1872 SG 100 p
5s is Is $i6c 1900 IS $685. 100 ls S $e ii
1881 800 1885, 100 y PISS s. %. 200 y 1d 1915 ~
SSc 7 Total 5000 bale. Grand to 600 bale,
COPFBR-The much reduced and pnees nearly
noms RIO 2IG22 and Java, 24G25c, SOd no sales we're
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Flour r. Medaa spring
Old and New Water wheat Extras Of low grades :Te easier, fa1y
,aabe No and SaBeTane far supply and 9Hy v as
and Also for spns wheat RItras Family brands steady Fancy
Minnesota: Are 29 ss s Sc sUS At s. 55
Sour per bb...s3 l0aS5 80 ono IND a. su$o ~" % AZ
20 { ISS oi s2. sI ,sSS 9SSs 400
,I,sa' aS S %S y s1 E.es 81. 500 AZ
s sss sSpHs 81; 300 IS ohle. lad add "a, %
h sa%Ssa to H f.a, 900 DosS iSs
/ |
OOa IL rs 81 Louis Double BH 100 y 70
w 50 81 Xxx : 500 10 90
Wheat kxtras 500 z % sshes"" SiHs ''' SUI 10
Erra Amber Ind,
Ohio snd;Mch.. lOD z 30 a.. -, t.v-., 49,, - =, -.
Southern Flour Is more plehVi VIC ~ n6u. ea MARX
heay al market uh ana heAF the offerings Of
NJ are more LIBERAL sales OF 400 bbs. We quote;
eaL Aler ano GEORGETOWN MiHd GOOD % 2Ob 81 40
Rs IIet and tteoretown BTu 600 20
V
brands 25d 40
Vagrrtown BItas.........,....... POO 40
I've Flour qaet but sietdy sales OF $50 bb- We quote:
ave Western Fine and Supcrlnc.... Ia 1888 10
RYE flour -oA ~
Flour Prnnsf sUW ~
Corn fAlr request aud not pien $50 bib We
| quote -
| Corn Meal. W 90 3 10 Cora ALGuiikaE 10 40
| Con- neal NesLN OO0 3 70 Com MeaL g Star "a 40
| Corn Meal Brw-.. 2 S5Q , 30
CaasdAs Flour quiet Al 81 50aS3 % California aad Oesai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No 30 Wall-st., New
York. offer the same facilities to DeDosltors as In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
L. -. Ir,rrnD fnra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
THE MONEY MARKET.

AUGUST IS, 1879
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-0FFIcIAL REPORT
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 10i O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sdies Of Gopernment Bonds -
1880 O. Cp. Slb e11s7s $500 $40 Cp. 61e eilV
SALES FROM 10 TO 10I A. NJ.
Union Tel Paeisc Mail Lske shers n NJ.
NyCL gtsi.o1 '500-tSi, :3Las q 2OO-92 2h3. 92as
400-l0i4. 1919 Ohio Miss 3gJ-J-'SS
Union Pacific 20O-39li3, bj3 Rock lssnl 4, L.
6OO-26gs 200-39lT3 5OO-lOo's 10 .
FIRST BoAkD--l0l AN. nj,
Sales of State BOnds-Rdtlr0dd BOnds-B Bank dhd h""
foad-EJpress SOCKS. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
Glendinning, Davis x AmOrys closing prices wer

The street was destitute Of the customary London
dispatches to-day there being some trouble in the
working of the cables. SO gold was deprived of any
influence arising from this quarter, and was affected
by no other consideration. All the sales were at
49, 11G! 49, Loans cost for carrying 2. 2l 3, 1,
and per cent. To-day the Treasury commenced
the prepayment of interest without rebate due in
September, Disturbing Sl,156,OOO. The redemption
of called bonds amounted to $4,000. The days oper
atoms at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, $iG,35OOOO; gold balances, Sl79i3jI cur
rency balances S2,O9GOOS. The following were the
quotations for gold
l0:OO..1157s 11:3O....l16 1O0...1lj7 $3.50. ZIG
}9:SSiiS 30 3oOll5'.
The days business at the L. S. Sub-Treasury COW
cred:
GOi receipt, s7Gl5s % Currency psyms. $3.50 1927
God pyments J4S6 - Currency balance 80 63i 73s 80
Gold balance l2GSS0 90 $4,000 ~
Currency receipts. 49l ,222 GO
Foreign Exchange has been dull Rates are nomi-
nally unchanged follows Int sales are reDorted at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-COupon or
Registered, interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OJOOOO.
For sale at the office of the Company No 76 Cedar
st. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

Foreign Exchange has been dull. Rates are nomi-
nally unchanged follows but sales are reported at
1-160l per cent concessions:
We annex the closing rates of foreign exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

Loans and Dis $3.50 93l 800 Legal Tenders
specie 25li4,4OolDeposlis .'I-''o'i''VV
Circulation. .szi,HbtoV'
The transactions at the Clearinghouse for the
past week compare as follows with those of the pre-
vious week
Cearngs for the week ending Aug "a
Clearings for the week ending Aug. b.. 4t90Ot6H o.
Balances for the week ending Aug 16.-- yL2S6sJ W
Balances for the week ending Aug 2j...- Ai62'~o W
The earnings of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Kali
way for the third week in August were: 1919, Sl4l
S4J (; 1872 Sll30Oi increase, S2S,lil
The Erie Railway Company report weekly earn
lngs commencing July 1, 1913, as follows:
1873. 1872.
dlyA Seven tavs.
For the week enfing Aug. 15........st591S5 S4OIn
PTeyi0uslT reported. l'JOV'ftV
Total e,rnngs since Juv 1....$2, 0s6 $2,34o,o0I
Increase Tor l4.06S
Increase Tor moath and weeks. 10 date. l93,529
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

The quotations. cotton running 10 QuahV not
more thanh a above below the quoted.
PRESENT DkEivNRr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

Sales of St1le BOnds-Rdllr0dd BOnds-Bqnk al
toad- ErDresg Stocks. 6e.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25
Money Panic In New York.

Money Panic In New York.
New York city has been the
scene Of a great money panic
during the past week. 1t was
Precipitated by the failure or
suspension of the great bank
ing house of Jay Cooke & Co.,
caused by the too severe
stretching Of their credit in aid
Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road. The failure OF so prom.
inent . house caused q panic
which has forced q suspension
Of a number of smaller bankers
and brokers, and also the two
prominent firms of Fisk d
Hatch and Henry olewS & Co.
The panic has been confined to
New York City, and mostly to
those firms handling railroad
bonds. Apparently the worst
Is over, and it is not Anticipat
ed that 1t will extend to the
country, as the crops are large
and manufacturers and. mer-
chants are doing a good bust.
ness on a solid basis. 49, ~.
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Up Salt.

McGillivray recognizes the
situation, and has come down
of the ring ticket. o. 7. Gun
ming fills the vacancy, contra
ry to: oil precedent; tor Mr..
Armstrong ran next TO McG
in the convention, and came
within three votes of beating
him. The committee, by its
action shows how much respect
it has for the expressed voice
Of the convention; for Mr..
Armstrong or his friends were
not even consulted about the
vacancy.
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Commissioner.

d, MAJ EDWARD s MoRaAGS ID
Madison township was select,
ed by the Republican Execu.
tive and Central Computes TO
fill vacancy occasioned byt he
70 lination of Mr.. Fisher. Mr.,
Morgan is an intelligent me
chanic, a good busin ess man,
and will, make good Commits.
sioner. He don't belong to the
ring, he won't be under obliga
tions to them if elected, and
that's why the people will vote
for him.