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New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
THE CoURrEsIEs OF POLITICS.

Coroner Eickhoff took the antemortem state
nent yesterday of Thos Delaney, who shot Mon
day night by Thomas Hayes at Jackson and Madlsonsts
on account OF an old political difference. The wound,
which is the ear the ball having penetrated the head
beyond the reach OF PROBE TO be fatal
one by Deputy Coroner Marsh. Following is the
statement OF the wounded man:
live at No 222 Henry-st., and in the newspaper
commission business Last night talking with Nj
Nethercott when Hayes came along and called Neither
cott to him. 1 heard him say I'll break Delaney 8
nose fer hiin!" went up and asked him wnat he had
said He replied that he would fix mo- or show me,
and told him that II he did not let lne alone would
two wears ago NethcrcOtt told me to 90 away, ana l
started back TO his house Hayes ran after me ana aa
chow him what Then he pulled pistol and shot me
in the head. He was very close when he nted. Alter
shooting started 70 run up MadsOn-st recollect
hearing some one say, you had better git young fel-
lar" don't remember anything else TIL found my
self at home iu bed. I sober. identity the
prisoner as the man who shot me.
Coroner EickhOH comBitte Hayes 70 the TUmbs to
await the result OF Delaney's injuries.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
TUESDAY. Sept. 8-P. NJ.

The strength Of to-day's stock market seems TO be
largely due to the fact that the small Spectators
have become tired of doing nothing and prefer to
take the chance of loss rather than remain longer
inactive. This feeling of impatience brings by
every mail numerous orders for moderate lots
which assist to swell the aggregate of sales. OF
course the larger operators have not been idle and
many of these whom the ill-informed suppose TO be
always bears, have been large purchasers partly
upon their belief in intrinsic values but chiefly it
is believed upon the impression acquired from ex-
perience that the small traders cannot remain out
of the market for any great length of time. The
professionals have been greatly assisted in their
eral suppostion that they were "going short" the
burden of so many newspaper articles be-
ing that most of them are always on
the bear side. Nearly the whole market
started off to-day at Improvement last nights
closing prices and as rule, gained strength until
toward o'clock, when a disposition to realize be-
came apparent, and quotations receded several
points from the highest prices Of the day. At the
close the gains were cash on Central and Hudson,
North West, and Panama; on Atlantic and Pacific
Preferred and Lake Shore; on Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western, and Harlem. The losses were
l on Erie and Rock Island; I on Ohio and Misss-
sppi, Pacific Mail and st. Paul on Western
Union on Wabash, and on c.. c. and I. @. Han
nibal and St. Joseph, Quicksilver, and Union Pacific
are without quotable change. The foreign advlces
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF YEw-YoRK...

PORT OF NEWLY ORK. bHPT.
CLEARED.
ssD HRns;S @ yE.s: ZsTDoG w T6s T'T, c. a'n
Steamship Leo DssI09 SSyA3P, soy WT
steamship wysnok Couch Norfolk. City Point and Richmond od
sa@hD Dosns PHILADELPHIA LOrri Steamship Co.
Steamship SoysSves fs' Pb1ss RssDs W kRS.,s H,RS
Steamship Steamship sSSss fsaf
steamship Relief wclccit Nassau N p, Coast wreetins Co.
ship l. d Gilchrist EMERSON Savannah sncs Burgess
Bark ChisriDa (tal Marsha, Bangor Me- Agress.
BsI Bss Soso9s a. S Van VssnSur Se%a7eD Gregg
Bari Cato 9s y9ys Natal South Aa FssG, % e.T
Bark DresdnOughi CBr J.rn, St John N B. Geo p Bue,
Bark Giovanni a Burano Sewrv Ireland sOcovich Co.
:T sS7e & AsS.I Tor aS. T. fSSES %HsS.I Co.
Bhe Frsm tSoll Andersen Lisbon, sSoo, Punch & Edys Co.
schI. white Wing DSaRs: T.mgs Bs06eI cPn Pioc1ney
seSI s Phses sIsosS R, s haP @ "bS & Hs HSey P
sehr Howard Holder (Bl Holder St. John, b. p Nevius
schr. Almeds Wiley WILEY Pens.co. s; G; Loud Co.
scsi ssi. Ps S; csnSS$n STANFORD
Soop Illinois, Wilson, New-HAven, ii. T. Doyle.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP ENGLAND obi ThVPsp LvIp0o % A0s 20 via Queens
steamship Colon, Dow. Aspnwa Aug 81 with md. and pass to
steamship Charleston Berry. Charleston Sept 8, with mdss and
Steamship Wcfs5ug Rudolph Pernandin. Pa Sept g. via
Roys 4h With mds, and pass. Herman Gelpeke
Brg Clara Adams (o Esstpo Ross Havana II with
sch NJ Sawyer (o JOnespor Kelly Shuee NS 10 days. with
Schf Souvenir Of PssbOrO. ST. Hatfield Windsor N S. days.
sckr sarah tOfMacha sOu, Apple River ES 10 days. with
spiing.
ScbT. wm. A. Low, Csrmsn Virginia
David Currie. Brill, Alexandria for Providence
Schr. EIertOD, Lyman, Virginia
Schr. s.. j.. Vaughan, Vaughan, Virginia
Schr o. Curtis Curtis, Virginia
schr p HslOck sharrOtt Wilmington c. days with naval
stores.
Schr Charley woOsey, Tfon. Baltimore for NeSHaven.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy S-Amved, steamships Atlas Br) from Liverpool
Sailed steamships samara liverpool; City of Pekng for New
York.
NKwcAsrLB Sept SPassed ship Pauline David (Ger
from Genoa Ahe Rachel YannemaD and Geo. Neyengr
from B. Hyr from Newpr Maracbo from Portland
Passed down Nor for Hamburg; seh Bstee Day
aD Abby Carson Boston The scb G. Perry for Portsmouth
10 anchored here - =,
LYwEs Del Sept 9Pssed up brig Hermes from Bath In The
habOr Andrew NevieBger from Savannah for Bath Me-
FOREIGN PORTS.
orxRSsrowY Sept S-be steamship Batavia Mon
Boston Aug 20 tor Liverpool arrived here at O'Clock %
morning
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
Fsmme Christian Jacobs held $1,000 bail for stealing
sac from the o. Ms Keller Allen OF No. 15I
Milhsm-st. n Monday afternOOni
Wm Il. Warner of No 81 Chrstopher-st, husband
attempted commit suicide Hobokn ferry
be beat her, arrested Yesterday
Jefferson Market Police Court Justice Murray hed
$500 bail the Court OF Special Sessions
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Justice
Smith held Henry Winter charge attempting PICK The pocket Of
while she Arsenal the
Central Stuart held for ta charge OF having
clothing Of John Liable No 594 Thdsye, by
Casper ChAnbup Of No. 613 bas Four
eenst bed the results Of the injuries inflicted BY him
oB Poran Busch during quarrel IN defendants saloon
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
before MAude Smith Of reenest held In
stealing 1928 from John hckennA River
VIM aud Mary MeHnire Of No. 456 West
assaulted Of their tenants Thomas Rodgers
brutal manner beating him with and cutting him In the head
haieA They renanle to await the result OF his
held $1,000 bail for stealing watch valued al
s25 Mrs DeDs at No ITO ChntOn-psee On
Aug. l6
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
OkPA2gURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
wEpYBsDAl. sxPr. 0.

WEDNBsDAl. SKPT o
Bs for Qaesuseun and Liverpool Der the
Ra.es close ~ u. Complementary Mai closed
Ones At D H. Steamship is Al iron Cun.r DOeh jersey
,p,is cose a. IL NJ A Supplementary Mail Is closed tho
PoxtOSc al lO D. NJ sails Al froG Per
~ " ruURSDAl. SEPT. 10.
a.s r gnt4 VIA rVnOa.b CherbOsrg and hsBbarg bv steamship
VamHoa cos 81 1880 Complementary ha h closed al the
PoOAe. a. 80 D. Al M nom per root oi
Thrdst.. HobOtes.
EG1 for Beuuds. bv The steamship GeoIs close ~ 10
Msia Tor HAvaua steamship CITY Of Hsssua close ~ z
sapDle nenlary Mai s elossa Post01cs al 24O
Sleamship sails al s from Pier No. 5 n X
rRIDAf SkPr IL
Nails for Beldun direct b tic seaabi3 CoAna close AZ ~ m
Msil iishhx eloss1 the Ae~l0TE F0stOAce eNep
<sT Al 5 D. sad goes VIA Bos,on
-'' sATORDAI. sRrr ~
u. "a, est Britain Q8esnsOwh sni Liverpool
D. sssap BAhe, at IL NJ saOoentHA' s eosea ~
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
We annex closing nominal rates for foreign e1

There are but few National banks applying Tor au-
tbority. Two in the West were authorized to begin
hu.iness to-dav-one called the First National of
Colorado Springs. with $4,000 capital
The money market has been quiet and easy at 2 to
9, per cent on call loans, prime mercantile paper
selling at to T. The Treasurer received $4,000 In
National bank notes for redemption to-day. OF the
six millions of 5-2Os called in June, S19OOOoO has
been presented for redemption.
Government bonds were a little lower in some of
the descriptions to-day, but a good inquiry pre-
vailed for the registered issues We annex the latest
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
nECIsIONs-sRPr. 8.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Westbrook-
Elliott AT. Nes-YOk Cotton BIchange5Aoton denied tMenl
Hoohkiss Burbank Memorandum Phillips agt Pace-Memo
ranium. BuekholtI AIT Krstrea-Reierence orleTei -
By Judge DonohueMs NJ. Swck sgt James Swek, william
granted the
pns shsrpe POstlv Security Bank ag Whpple. Gaysr
Mayhew Dunnng COman.Moons denied The PEOPLE,
ganMoOn denied with costs Menu Smith Agt
Beare Cassidy Do~ds Wise agt Morris Watrous ART Cay
toD-Motous granted SheaMemorsndum. Bowery Saw
inr Bank AT granted Memorandum Dets sgt
den Dsrrssh sgt McKim Duke agt SelmeS-OpiniOns
Superior Court-Specidi Term-Bv Judge Curtis
Russell ct aMoon or ppontnent Of receiver granted
smb Agt Smith ag K-tchem Hese act same. Allen
a Same Hatfield Ag Mead Same agt Mead, smith sgt Baron
Orders granted.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

lVksDAl, sept @ loff'
AsHYs-The receipts to-day pkg Both Pot and Pearls
values nominal at 0206e Tor the former
and Sc. for the latter
figures; Western sold in lots at 81 d32 &c
BROOM CORN AND BR0OMS-Corn rather more sought sna
supply light quote New Green ur az ga
Old Mixed Greer, 596e Short Green Brns
ReipUed &C. cash Brooms are quist and Gnehsnged we
1uoe Ordinary 81 75d$2 25 Green S2dS2 so Ordinary
So 25d$2 75 Good Prime DO At $50 30 y doL
BUILDING MATERALSBcks remain steady with fair demand
quote Pale y NJ sfost, at So 25d$2 5O yensy at 500
50; Upve $685. 60 Hayersraw Bay, $6G$S 5O Fronts
CoOn Brown sl2i Dark, $3 and Red At Sl4; Philadepms
with good export inquiry 81 40 Hair firm but quiet st $50
aud II 02Sc for Goat Laths steady and IN fair
request at 81 Lime slobe aud prices uaared state at
si Roklan 81 1881 90 for Common ard Finishing Other
descriptions are dull ~ - -.
the advance; Anthracite selling 81 25@S6 80 bumn
du strike OF the boanen somewhat hects bus1ess
selling Sc 750$; james River 50 250So o. For
egn and very little doing but prospec OF some improvement
selling 57d$lO Scotch 81 oOGSS American tas
selling Al 81 25ds7 40: Virginia 81 506s9i Cane $2@
s4 James Carbonate S9dSll knglsh Camel Sl1dsls
In Coal little the quantity hpped some oV
600 tons against 900 tons last rear - -.
limited demand for Ro ana the Market
the sales to-day embrace only lOOO
Fair do 1872 1l6e Good do at ldlf % aud
PRIME DO al gold Mild grades still very dull with
Downward hear of sale Of lao bags Maraebo al
I7lc we quote nomna Java at 23r27e Coyon, II 202Oe
Santo Domingo is o Porto Kieo lS - Costa Rico
l8laa2O a; Mexican 1S2dl9% Lei Saysnia a. IL i2gl5 % and
Curacos at IL laGlSl9c all gold
COTTON-h IN Cotton only limited bur
holding the absence OF cable Nvces the tone OF
the do make alteration. in our quota
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prol. f.
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. Now York.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
p5SSFNGEPS SAILED.

PoR HAMBURG-Ia steamship Shser Sept s-Frts S,ehed
Al Witseumanu Louis Amuebawens Mariana JudeT g. Gahe
Mrs Rosa Tcbe Misses Anna Eme Ashde and Master Max
Thchet Conso r. Borchsrdt Mrs Mhemine Boreba' Mn J.
Haub Mira Constantine HentIe Miss Pauline Borchsenus Renhard
Wolf Miss jenny g. Friedrich Richard Blum sr Marie Blum Miss
evig Blum Roberi Blum Arnold Graf Jacob I'd Gerichen
August John Gudep D. PAU Henod EDWARD NJ New.
man Dreer H. Goerng, Mr. aud Mrs Rohner Miss
Geerr Jscoby MIRA Be JscobY Ernst Jscko
vita Otonia Jackow and infant Mrs Msh HoleIbach and
Mrs Sabine Gsen and daughter Mrs John DAVIS aha
childIe9 and Others in the steerage
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
po.,omo. Steamship sail. a. 3 p n. from Pier No.

tina po,,omos At 80 m sails from Pier No.
So North River. -, a.. ~. .., .o..
AT :3Oa m Supplementary Mail b closed at the foetomo
1880 steamship sails at from foot of lniru'' no
boken- ...,,, u.rrx
Mails ae Central America per The nesmsnp p
Chsuncev close m Supplementary Mall closes ~ tn o'F
Onee Al IL A. IL NJ from Pier No AZ W. II
SUNDAY. sKPr. l3
Mails at II O'Clock The fcstomoe ID open "'" "
olIa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court yester-
day. 1900 cigars ll reels of cigarettes aud nine india
rubber bags were condemned by default no claimant
appearing.
In the United States District Court yester-
Aoy a snit wac begun for the condemnation OF 500
pounds tobacco and boxes OF cigars found at
the warehouse OF Nathan Rose No. s07 Thrdave.
Is alleged that tobacco and cigars removed
from the factory without being properly stamped.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

hold ont the prospect of rather better prices for our
breadstuffs while the general domestic trade may
be said to have improved somewhat within few
days. though these circumstances seem to have had,
at tho best, but small effect upon the speculative
share business. The market closed weak, the fol-
lowing being the opening. highest lowest, ana
.l.-;--. aua4a tians for tho Innra active stncks:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

There was fair degree Of activity in railroad
bonds, the sales amounting to Sl19,5OO. Union Pa
cifc Sinking Funds sold at 6SI069, closed as high
as 699 to 70, and were in active demand. Chicago
and North Western Consolidated Gold bonds sold at
TT early in the day. but later brought III The fol-
loving were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

srn 5,35 SUP sets 6:l9 Moor rises 4:l2
mon wATRB TBD DAY-A
Candy Hook G:43 Cows 7:l8 Hell Gate Ferry. 9:O3
DAY-P. -.
Sandy Hook 700 Cows IsDd. 1888 Hell Gate Ferry' v'Zo
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

The Philadelphia stock market Is steady Penn
sylvania 6's 1l1i Phsdelphia and Erie Railroad.
10; Reading Railroad, $50; Pennsylvania Railroad.
535; Gold. 109a
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

RocKFoRp. Rock ISLAND. AND ST. LoUIs-Owners
of bonds secured by the first mortgage bonds num-
bered to 5000 will find it to their advantage to ad-
wise with HAssLER * Co., Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
feQai Noilccs.
CUNIMONS IN DEBT.-Armstrong County, IS

CUMMONS IN DEBT.-Armstrong County, ss.
~ Of PennsVvana the Sh rif OF Armstrong
County, Greeting We command that the Brsdys
Corporation Of the State OF Pennsylvania and
eorse Wheeler Samuel Wheeler Ferguson Ferguson John
Persou Edward Fennson Jesse Williams Frederick sde and
Thos stockholders Of said Corporadon that tey be snd
Common Pleas, be holden ktAnnng
and for oount the Monday Of September
Dse Bowie H. Poster. T. " Mckee G. Foster Wm Rudolph
CSe Foster Christopher Young Patrick Conners
Stephen D. Brown, Sampson Dmmck,
ab CangAn DALEY. Ludwig CroJe, Robert Kennedy Jas
Cav A. Bne in. Thomas Hines Jerry Collins Michael
Hines COrbet stephen d. Welsh Benz b1A Js@es D9hon
IArrT Kelly John Flanagan Patrick FnngAn Joseph Coon Hnr{
We james Henry Wm. Cough A. GARNER ID Jones Richard
Hill ThoA H King. john Brav J. Boyle d. H. DAVIS John
Bunord Henry Rsu jam valley VIM Perry g. kusn
Jon Roberts SbOnk Charles Oats Peter BAtt W. PaHy Jacob
Steele feug syber VIM reythiek Thomas simon Pefegran,
Psry A. Lnnerbeger Hugh Mcpherson Bleis,ns C. MeCay
John Kline W Bowlen James Thomas Patrick Gesry DIM
k John Gey Charles 0e, James Harvey W heani W Nc
Csen D. Morgan Wslsh, r. Cusck, Mclaughlin d. Miles
John Weaver smith, j. H. Thomas Steele,
snth j. r. Syben King, Mclaughlin, A. heLaughhp 5;
700 there this wt Wssss the Hon Jonn
Painter ESQUIRE President Of said Court AZ hannng hs loo
day Of yulI, A d.. 1874 Attest JAMES o. hEhhd fIeo
Eos 1871 1873 l29 $780, 49, 1872 1888 l34 l35 80 3I i5s
l39 ls0 l l42 l43 la ll5 l46 l47 l4s l4g 100 i5i
1Sf l6S i lSS isS is l3s i9S ie9 lgi i9g 9S ies
l7s 49, le0 49, lo2 ls3 lst s5 1856 S7 leS, lSg sO
1871 1922 1888 1874 1875 1886 1877 1893 1879 200 pol 202 2O3,
20i 2O5 POI 20s 2O9 2O 2l 2l2 2l3 2l4 2lb 2l6 2l7
2s 2l9 220 22l 22 225 224 22j 2Z6 227 1928 223 2S0
said psDas beng
his said case ag.ia the sad dentAn in
shsnSs o@es, Kt,.nniDs Jal, 90, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

LINsEED fairly 5000 bars az 35 goh
90 DAYS, 1000 bags 81 35 60 days. 09Oo bags eI 'ason "
81 32ia gold. 80 days
MRrAS-There good demand for Ing Copper ana The
Arm bai price, learn Of important change The
100000 Lake September 10 December dehVe
at 2lc still In small supply but the inquiry bvsy
light prices unchanged Amensan Pig remains 's dau
api pomaAL Pig still very quiet about pTe'oa nures
Foreign held Al abOu. 6 gO and Domestic al SS gold b't.
Fpe quoted 7s4 less 10 cent Foreign Sper
neglected and pnees nominal; Western steady with onI aS
PA Tn arm and there counue
fair INQUIRY; Of slabs Straits 22 L. r. quoted
2O,c; BaEIsh 2l al ~. Psss sro1g sed N BET
ter OF Tin At 81 622dti 10 aud
Coke Ta IA By 90 at 80 0o oser Metals are dull We
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
Hlarple anb blate Hlaniels.

A GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES of Mar
N Marbelzed Mane all kinds Of Floor Thing Monuments
Slabs for plumbers and nom ofere a.
KLABBR Co.'S steam Marble Works. Nos 2l7 TO 223 West Dist
ST. near Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
street nnntatiOns

The sales in State bonds to-day were confined to
Missouri Skies long bonds, at 90 do. of 1878 at 05
and North Carolina Special Tax, third class, at 5.
The foI1ovnp were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
Do Ubom II man Goneeru
BUREAU FOR THs COLLECTION OF TAXES.
COURT HousK. PARK, :

COURT HOusR. PARE :
No. 80 CHANBERssr, Sept 4, 1874.
NOTICE TO Office is here
by gwen that the Assessment Rolls Books Real Estate
1874 will be opened for payment this Office on THURS
DAY next. Sept TO- 1874 -
Payment ca be made between Of and
deduction per calculated from the
Of December will be made all taIe
paid previous o the lst Of November
MARIN r. MCMAHON. Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

City bank shares were quiet. The following sales
were reported: Gallatin National at 13O, German
American at SO, New-York at 122, and Metropolitan
at 127. The best offer for Continental was S7i with
Uba al hiIa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

Il
Receipts shipping to-day 1924 bas this day last
IL 9IS last 8O95 bales consolidated bree
s seeiot, exports Great Britain, lS0 bas
MORT 10 Connent 100 bales stock In Neulork 45997 bales
STOCK 935 bseA The OF rsad
deliveries officially reported oovsyI September lo6Scj
October 6l6c November l529c December l53is gn1aU
l647ei Pebuary 1574c March is 3l32el April 1920 hs
call Decsmbsr IS 6l6o second CALL 100 bales Sepea
bar IS 1929 200 bales February is l732coa 800 bales
For future delivery the MARKETS % lover " h moderate Do
the sales follows ali On the bAss oi Lo"
Mitdhngsi "a. -. ,ooo
Sales evening. after m-sepenber, 100 10 2tS2si
l7OO is ll.l6c; October 1000. is 5l6c November 100
is 932c December 1000 is l32s January 200 d5 l5S2e
TOTAL 100 I,. s,s ss 's Y 70 JS zoe 49, e y 81
500 is l7S2e 100 is sl6s os,See dSo 10 sS5e o S0o
i5.si6e 100 10 632S November 1000 si 400 10 7S2ei
800 is 3l6c 200, is bloc 800. l5lss 400. 10 o52@
December 6OO Is 5l6o; 300 IS e32e 400 l5 400 - T.
32e; goo Is 3l6 January 100 IS 7l6e 800 l5 1897
100 l5ss 100 bl6oi 100 IS 932e 300 is 5l6Si 900
Is 32c February, 200 Is lllee 100 10 2l-s2S March
100 is 1916 April 100, le 1929 Total lo.3OO ba!es
Grand Total 30 500 bales -
DRUGS AND DYBs-Opium dnn and nonnalb easier At ST,
ro Tartar remains arm the arrvas ereAp held
soi Root steady and sasble at IOG or 1ood
Alum steady with sales o. Lump a. 3 and Satfona
SAG Castor Oil steady and 10 aedas Demand Baiers
A. A. sold 23ia024e aud CosTs at 22l Essential OI lave
been active demand especially sAodea BesApS' wes
has improved and the market closes arm at 50 geld Lsos
Croton 81 25 wiusgreen ~ TO- English Chemicals steady
Causc Soda s5qs5 I2s soda, 81 70 sad bleaching Powder
81 7O1f2 We
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

The following shows tho exports exclusive Of
speciel from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending Sept g. and since the beginning
Of the year:
p, .is5sa7o .iis,2a; s,tss57s;;, .,l.Sz1 .,l.sSz1ia;as aas
Previously reported. l47 ls6SS5 l9o,229227 l97s59is2
since J.aa.J lsl6l Sg3555 sl957s5.ssI s9os 7s7 ago
Price Of gold .........ll3S r. nla l0Sa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

The local markets to-day were deprived OF London
quotations by reason of interruption in tho land
lines Gold opened at 109l, and thereafter sold at
1O99 closing at 1O9i9lO9I after restricted and un-
interesting business The foreign exchange market
has been dull and nominal, but weak and lower, the
rates for actual business being Ash for ten days
bills. and ASH for sight. On gold loans the rates
were fat, and for borrowing one and two per cent.
The export cearances of domestic produce from the
mort of New-York for the week ending to-day,
amounted in currency valuation to S5,9O7,s98, The
Assistant Treasurer paid outiSOOO in coin interest
and s145,OOO in redemption of called bonds. Inc
davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold Cleared, Sl2,2S9OOO; gold balances, 81 2 4oS
currency balances, Sl,952,1S2 The following are the
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
~, o,cIooK-sA1Es pEFoRE THE CAJL,
SECOND BoARD-1 O'CLOCK Pm.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK p. NJ
U S s. REGISTERED 1881 U 5-ZO Coupon lSoo n ,c,
1000. III fOOU
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

INDIGO-The market remains steady With fair distributing bus
85dS5c for Manila and S2a a9Oc for haIss currency
LEAThER-EIports 500 sde Hemock Sole 10 bite
demand erm fairly assorted, except for pun
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

GRASThe Wheat oyenei uneedi Old Spung Reds wer
held firmly with demand to GIL freight these were
consequently f but New Wheat dull droopng sDd unseted
and Winter Wheat rather tending
Of cable dyes shippers without adve
proceed $4,000 bash a I'll IL for Unaded
Iowa and 81 15Gsl II for No Chcsgo Spring n
euding 81 20 for No. hlwsukee 81 81 Tor No.
Mwsaiee 81 1881 81 for Red Western 81 23d$l "a tor
Amber do 81 81 for White Michigan dull and nomna
Western Sl 20; 81 25d 81 3d. Barley hs
dull and prices unsettled for Trustworthy qaoatonA O are
moderately scye close qu the sales OOO
Mixed 63965c White 65 6oei Western Mixed
White 66467e: also 90 1000 bush No Nhesgo
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

FLOUR AND MBALfs Flour market opened dal and dPre.d
Shipping s5ds5 10; small Ds 81
81 CO. The local trade dali Al the sos the
trade demand bat shippers dBi ao9
refused 10000 bbls ndeuiBg 5000 bbs Wisconsin
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

Tor September. at SO lsc;;
60c. Rye Is nrn, with
aud Psnnsyiysnia at 9Ol
frmer, but the higher u
the sales are 10000 b
Mixed at 81 a 92c. in q I
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09

Meal Western 0O1 45 Corn Meal Gold Bar. a %
Corn Neal West n 3 coo 65
FRBGHTSThe market Change presents fn sot IN interest
ing appearance with nomns unchanged For Grain room
demand with slight adga rates Enease
ncade BY steam to Liverpool Is 600 bushl Grain a. od 70
5000 bush Cd TO Glasgow 5000 o1sh 90
3d.; coo bb Flour 2 3D. Charters moderstep sc's
vessels adapted to the Petroleum trade are IN Ar re9us %
rates; they ibcude with 5000 70 Uned
at a. 0 II TO port 3D. off, aEorwesn bark with 2VO bo
Crude oil and Nphtha Is 3D. aud a. I'd another 70
Hamburg with $500 bb Resned OIL at 4 German os,5 nn n1
bbA at As Cd italian bark With 2ZVOO
cases DO two ports 1890 2l0 gstut' another
ID 900 d. to Cataoa at 2Oc, tlO UauVi rom fh
dephia an Bremen. with 34OO
bb DO at 4s 3D. Swedish bark Antwerp with $500 bb DO
a. I'D; Italian d. with 1900 bbs do At 3s i
Philadelphia the Mediterranean Italian bark with 10000
PIE: frem German bark With 27OO bb DO 70
Dsnre Bremen 200 Tobaeoo ct 2Oa
PRUTTsIn foreign dried there bat limited inqaF With phoes