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The New York herald., 1875-09-17
2:3O TO 3 P,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND EASY:
FUTURES BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR DULL AND
HEAvY-wHEAT DULL AND LowER-CoRN
FAIRLY ACTIVE AND FIRMER-oATs ACTIVE
AND FIR1IER-RYE FIRN1ER-BARLEY DULL
BARLEY MALT WEAK-PoRR sTEADY-LARD
FTRMER-PETRoLEUM ACTIVE AND HIGHER
NAVAL STORES QUIET-GRoCERIEs QUIET AND
STEADY-HIDES QUIET-OILS QUIET AND
FIRM-wHIsKEY sTEADY-FREIGHTs QUIET
HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND sTEADY-GuNNIEs
FIRM.
THURSDAY, Sept 16-ePM
The markets continued generally dull and mercan-
camille transactions comparatively few and unim
portant On Change -four ruled quiet at yesterdays
prices Wheat dull and heavy Corn was flrmer
Oats active and hrmer Rye was Grmer Barley
and malt dull and weak. Pork was steady Lard
was fairly active and lrmer. Whiskey was steady
Petroleum was active. Naval stores were quiet and
steady. Oils quiet, but firm Hides were dull
Hemp and quiet and unchanged were rm
Groceries quiet Cotton the spot quiet and
easy; futures barely steady
CoFFEE.-The market for Brazils very strong and
there good demand, but holders still unwilling
to sell the present prices We $50 bags ex
Zngara "a resae at 19c for low fair and 664 bags ex
Canoes private terms. Mild grades were quiet The
of mild follows Java grass mats 45s
Singapore, II 454 grass mats; Maracaibo 1882 bags La
guayra, 1,795 do Mexican, co do; Savanila 1914 do
Total 101 bags As 326 Java and 454 mats Singa
pore. We have copy of Messrs Wright Co.'S telegram
dated Rio September 15 1875 advising Sales since 9th
inst 1900 bags; shipments, 10000 do; loading
do. Stock at date, $4,000 bags. Average daily re-
cepts, 12,10o bags Price, $1,000. Exchange, 2776d
We quote ordnary caigoes IKE l73c fair do 1s2{c
9c. good do, l9Ac. l9hc prime do, 1886 2Oc.
extreme for lots, 171sc Ole; Santos fair to
good 19c 20c gold ninety days. Java government bags
26c 27c do grass mats 27c. 29c. Singapore do 22c
24c. Ceylon, 20c 22c. Maracaibo, 2osc. 23c La
guayra 2oc 21Hc; Jamaica, ls%c. 2oc. ST. Do
rntngo 17c. 1Sc Porto Rico 1S1sc 21c; Costa Rica
19c. 22c Mexico 2Oc 2lc Angostura 19c. 81 Lc:
Savanilla. 2Oc. DC. Curacao. 1870 2Oc So
COTTON the spot, in moderate
generally ower the low grades very neg
ected. Grades above low mddng the only descrp-
tons which received attention. old cotton of course being
preferred New cotton pier and to arrive, freely
offered a prices considerably under quotations Altogether
the market weak and irregular Futures opened steady
yesterdays closing prices subsequently improved Lice
which a corner is believed by possibe-the
whole market closing barely steady the following quota
on which show advance of about 1-l6c compared
with the closing prices of tho previous evening"
September, 13 5-32c; October 12 1880. 13c Noven
ber l27sc. II 2932c; December, - 29-32c January
IL 3l-32c. 13c February l3 5;32c l3 g. March
13 1l-32c 1396c.; APRIL 13 916c a 13 1882; Nav
13 2532c 13 I3 6. June 14c. IA 132c July ii 36c
ii 1920 August, II e32c Ia 5-l6c Quotations arc
based American standard Of classification cotton
in running in quality not halt a grade
k.f... tl,n .taJ.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
HERALD SEPIEMBER SHEET

for specie The impression also is that the shipments
Of specie to America in the immediate future will not
be large owing to the dstrus which prevails in regard
to the financial position and condition Of many New
York firms.
The Bank OF France gained 2 773 OO0f specie during
the week despatch from London says that the
steamer Neckar, sailing to-day for New York. has
EOS 900 specie
Advices from Paris TO the London Bureau Of the
Telegram represent the Bourse as being weak
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes in the closing prices since yesterday
rs follows-
ADVANCE. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, II At
lantic and Pacific Railroad, preferred, y; Erie, q;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, q Harlem, .; Lake shore
lHi Northwest common, u do, preferred, u; Ohio
and and, Mississippi Pacific Mail ~ Quicksilver ii
Western Union, q; Union Pacific x; St Paul pre-
ferred, * Erie in London, a.
DECLINE delaware and Lackawanna, q Mariposa,
"a gold "a.
STATIONARY. New York Central c.. c. and l. c.,
Panama, and District Of Columbia 365 bonds
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money was supplied to-day call loans at 2H per
cent and this the closing rate Commercial paper
is unchanged Foreign exchange was weak and unset
ted The leading drawers reduced their rates to 70
Tor sixty day bills and SO for demand but actual bust
ness at A. IS and s2 meeting of the creditors
of the firm of William Moller Sons will be held on
Saturday
MARKET
The London advces report consos hrmer and United
States bonds fraction lower. Erie advanced to 17h,
and later reacted to 162 16% The Bank Of England
directors at their weekly meeting to-day did not alter
the rate Of discount which remains at 2
per cent The bullion In the bank decreased
f4l26iS sterling during the week, the unem-
ployed notes in the bank being G14 447 1856, and the
proportion Of reserve liabilities 53% per cent against
81 per cent last week. Tho dealings in Erie shares
have not been SO large today but demand for
the mortgage bonds of the company has been deve-
oped After nuctuating between 16A and 1TH Eric
shares finally closed at H. United States government
bonds are shade easier; nve-twenes OF 1865 have de-
clned y, the price for them being 1O6h, and five
twentics Of 1867 have fallen of "a the latter being
quoted now at 1071S. The shares Of the New York
Central Railroad are quoted to-day ex dividend the
price being 91 Union Pacific skies are also quoted
dividend at s7H Central Pacific SKIES have declined
full per cent, the price for them now being s2
The tone Of the market is dull and indeed the mar
kcts generally may be characterized as fat Various
causes are operating TO produce this state Of AFFAIRS
prominent among which is the fact that less favorable
news has been received from Eastern Europe, and the
situation is again regarded as critical. Then, again,
there every prospect Of large demand from Germany
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
Stock this day, September
1898 42,731 169,614 1876
$4,000 s2,434 34,9o5 CAS-
IS, Ala 5o,S46 800, 1896 4,493

tember To- 1872. 62,ooe s5,775 1920 1907
We quote-F refining, re. &C.; good do, s6c. a
Sac Cuba, grocery fair 90 choice se sc do, eentrif-
lasse hhds and boxes, 6c 7Ac Porto Rico refining,
primo, TIC. Sac. do, grocery, fair choice
Sac sac. standard A, 10ac. 105ac. off A. l09Sc
crushed 11sc. IKE. powdered, lie granuated lie
yellow Sc &C.; extra Z, 9c. l0c cut Loaf 9ac-
1l1ac
ruled quiet sales so tierces 15c at which
figure the market closed about steady.
TALLow firm, with moderate demand Sales 60 900
lbs. l0c. 1Oc bid at the close of Change
WHsKEY-Receipts, 565 bbls The market rules steady,
with sales Of 800 bbls at 81 l72 per gallon.
FREIGHTs-Berth eights duh and easy, In grain
freihts business quiet Petroleum freghts
moderately active steady The engagements
follows TO Liverpool by steam, "a 900 bushels wheat
6d 200 bbls ron on private terms $50 boxes bacon
Dos and 5000 boxes cheese at 3O by SAIL 900 bbls
at 2s 4d and 500 bbs do at IS Cd to London, by sail
100 bbs rosn private and Glasgow by steam
1000 boxes cheese 4Os The charters
bark, hence the German Baltic with $500 bbs refined
petroleum at 5s. 3D.; another, from Philadelphia to Ant
wep, with 5000 bbls do. do. at As Cd German ship
hence to Bremen, with 1000 bbs do do at Is 3D. a
British brig hence TO Antwerp with 5000 bbls naphha
4 Cd British bark, from Philadelphia to the Continent
lex Dutch, with 1000 ebls refined petroleum at As Sd
Norwegian bark from Philadelphia tho United Kingdom
with about 800 bbs do do at 5s another recharer
Cork for ORDERS with $500 quarters grain on pr
tarm
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
REAL ESTATE.

The attendance at the Real Estate Exchange was
small yesterday. Three sales announced, but
they were all adjourned
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
BANK SHARES

The following were the bids to-day for city
bank America, 1853; Chemical 600; City, 800;
First National 2oo Importers and Traders 200; r.
wing, 1872; Manhattan, $50; Mercantile, 1OsH Mer-
chants, 121h Nassau, 100; New York National Ex-
change 100; Ninth National, s5; North America 10OK;
Park, 40; Republic, 91A; Union, 141-
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17


To-Day Last Epening. Total
Consumption .................... OI4 2HS 912
For future delivery the sales follows -Yester
day, after two T. Mseptember, 100 at 10 l332c 100 at
10 1J-32c. October 500 at II l516c November 200
II 2533c 100 at 27-32c December 100 at il 25s2c
II 2732c January, 200 i25Ac ut II 2O2c
100 at II l5l6c February 100 at l3c, 100 13 5-2c
March, 800 at l3 932c, 400 at Is 6l6c Total
To-day. to two r. MSeptember 100 I3 13 32c 200
10 7l6c 200 at 13sc 100 at 10 1732c 800 13hc,
100 at 10 52c October, 100 at II l56c 100 ~ BE-
200 a 13c 600 at II 3l32c 200 13c 700 a II 3132c
November, 100 ~ II 2I32c, 900 12ySc., 1,6OO Mt
II 2932c 400 at l2zSc December 700 1256c 100 at
II 292c 400 at l2sc 100 at II 5l6c 100 at II 203c
January 800 at II 292c 600 at II 81 3 600 at l3c 300
10 32c, 200 at &c., 800 II 3l32c 100 13c, 300
at 10 Bloc March, 100 l36c 100 10 ll-32c April,
400 at 13 0l6c 100 at 3 932c June, 100 a l4c Total
1900 bales Grand total 2l 400 bales Tho receipts at
the ports were as ollows-Gaveston, $50 baes New
Orleans S4l Mobile, 1O3; Savannah, 134S Charleston,
$685. Wilmington, 1872; Norfolk 273; New York Philade
phia, 135. Total 42S bales. This day last week, 36l6
This day last year 37lo Total since September 81 2l9
Cotton freights closed folows-To Havre by steam,
1l-l6c to Hamburg, by steam, %c; compressedi to
Ad by sail, 5-32d.
FLOUR ASD GRAIN-Receipts-F1our I,775 bbls wheat,
S76l3 bushels; corn, 127934 do oats O2o do; corn
meal, 40 bbs barley, malt $50 bushels The -four market
dull and heavy without quobe decline Sales reached
10000 bbs including State Western and Southern at the
annexed quotations. Rye -four ruled moderately active at
steady with sales of 800 bb Corn meal was inactive
and 20 great extent nominal Sales 40 bbs at former
prices. We quote - - =. -
NO
Superhne state ~
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

Mr.. Sage stands watching the struggles between the
giants, and ready, with such coadutors d. p. Nor
gan, 'Bob Cutting and others, to take up the battle
and decide the contest the side of property, provd
ing the chances in favor of profit Just il Is
impossible say whose banners victory is likely
perch; but anybody who familiar with Wall street
will admit that the above is fair exposition of the ati
tude of the spectators TO each other and the market
and while this
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
TRIANGULAR DUEL

lasts may be well for the spectators TO get behind the
trees and bushes out of the reach of chance shot
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company the subject
of some dsqueting rumors yesterday but upon nves.
gation they only took the shape of the resignation oi
the present managing director Of the company in favor
of a well known railroad manager-Mr. Trenor w.
Park, of the Panama Raiway-and this seemed to ba
nothing alarming although Mr. Scott is said to be
official of the highest character. The Office of Scott,
Strong Co. in Broad street. visited but the gen.
teman named had returned the city; deln-
ite information in regard the matter obtained.
1t would seem to be fortunate if company which has
been grossly mismanaged could have the experience
and economical administration of practical man.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

A PARTY HAVING MARVIN'S BEST FIREPROOF
"a safe, alum lined latest style largest size de-
sres loan it, will sell cheap for cash also order
on Marvin for half the price of Safe Address box 379I
Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

size September; SIC bid October 337<c 33c all the
year Barley quiet and weak at 81 II spot 81 05 October
kye@Demand good at full prices at s3sc seed-limothy
fairly active at S21 IS spot; s2l e21S October;
SIS all the year. Lard-Demand good. tending up
ward az Sl3 spot Sl3 90 Sl3 O71s October;
I'll 50 all the year Buckwheats steady unchanged At
~ rs September 81 l07l October Corn firm. higher,
at oSGc October Oats fair demand hrmer at 3654c Sep
tenber 34c 34l6c October. Pork irregular, lower at
NJ % vi 90 October S2l 80 cash and September Lard
nrmer at l31Gc, October. Recepts-6OOO bbs -four,
9900 s0 bushels wheat $1,000 do corn $4,000 do oats
bbls Hour l4lOO bushels wheat $1,000 do. con 6oOOO
do oats, Il, 900 do. barley IN do
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

yNANTED-$5,0o 900 AND $1,000 ON FIRST MORTGAGE
w good improved property in Brooklyn, L. D. near
ferry For particulars call on j. A KAMPING, I19 Broad
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

anxousy watched each day by merchants and others
interested in the premium The rate was q declining
yesterday but matter what it may be from day
to day, there are some important facts TO be
studied by the people in regard TO specie
which will force themselves on their attention
sooner later According the report of Treasury
balances yesterday the coin hand about
$64 770 600 less coin certificates of $4,000 000 Now
1t IS that there SIS 600 of called bonds
which must be paid for in coin demand; If wa
admit the sake of argument that the government
has $50 600 900 of gold handand scarcely bo
claimed with certain figures yet unexplained that the
amount is over $40 000, ,000-whata
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

TOHN S. PIERCE, NO. PINE STREET LOANS
- money without bonus approved real in New
York Brooklyn and Weschester county also purchases
Mortgages at lowest rates.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

A JOHN HICKLING co. BANKERS AND
II. Brokers, ~ Broadway, New York
orders for stocks bonds and gold.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

$1,000 Missouri 6's, TO.
5000 Missouri 6's, | b.
5000 n J q LIST, con. ..
1000 N Y Cen lst, c..
800 q, z X Ash old.
100 q h N w c cg 4 b.
5000 y Pac RR lst...
5000 Tn Pac sink e..
5000 Pac Of Mo LIST ...
1000 Ohio b NJ I'd b G
10000 I q w LIST, StL d
2OOO do. ...........
90 shs Fourth Nat Bk.
100 M Coal Co. o......b c
100 Canton Co. o.........
25 Atl h Pac Tel. b c
400 NYC & II X. b c.x d
1900 Erie RR b. c
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

d1 SOO CASH, If TAKEN IMMEDIATELY, WILL
Ol.OUO buy manufacturing business IS, 900 cash in
vested pays per Ssot sales Apply personally
~ w. JOIN 4RA yckog Akeeta. kreeklyp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16

audience and was set at Mr.. Tll,on's side. he and
General Pryor looked at it doubtuly, and Pryor
jerked hrs head away with a toss OF contempt
Being opened, the box was shown to contain
magnificent bouquet, arranged by hand in slen-
der porcelain vase, with miniature nags, Gilt
stars, DC, on blue ground. large white lily
dominated this bouquet; orange blossoms, tube
roses volets and neartsease made up the body
Below we're ivy leaves and ferns. This graceful
bouquet stood up high and conspicuous, and
card on 1t SAID
Theodore Tilton-Compliment OF his friends.n
"wAvR TO FOLLOW wAvE.n
Mr.. Moulton-The letter you have handed me is
from Mr.. Beecher TO me. received /. about the
Judge Fullerton then read:-
SUNDAY NIGHT, March g. 1874
Mr. DEAR FRAyK-Ts there TO be no end OF troubef Il
to follow wave in endless succe ssioni was cut
70 the hear, when c. showed me that shameful para.
iet ike lying down and ing, II am tired-ured-
rather y sansssa against 81 mist
me hundred times tasn against those that nave SUI
most sacred relations into such publicity Hills
But there slight alleviatons The paragraph
came when the public mind was engaged with the Coun
notice i taEsn By Other r'p papers Tss
il win sns out OF sight and be FORGOTTEN whereas If it
%oaa ans c
a. have heretofore been indebted you judi.
Gas oR s.a and s. s
for death that VIII bring peace. Ny iervent hope Is
that this drop Of gall SINK through sight
ii. W. BEECHER
Mouron-T read the paragraph referred to In
the above letter; saw Mr.. Beecher after receiv-
ing that letter.
hoULToS FORNINsT sHEARMAN.
Frank Moulton who hates Sherman very much,
got IN hex at this point on that lawyer. VINO
sitting In court between Messrs. Tracy and Evarts.
lie said that he had told Nj. Beecher that "Shear-
man was not above doing dirty thing" that
Beecher called Snearman "a mishief-maker,r and
that rton said he was gwen to outrageous false.
hoods The audience and Snearman's legal ASSOC
ciates laughed, Snearman smiled and blushed and
whispered lnto Evarts' ears. Mouton had his ears
up and spoke with vigor and Mr.. Beecner heartily
laughed. The subject OF all this spat was an in
terview with Shearman by reporter named DE
Nyse, and The same aroused general ire. Mr.
Fullerton, after objection goS In she armans letter
OF retracton and apology to T.lton and IL was read
aloud. Shearman intently stuaying q book mean
while.
Judge Fullerton read
THR INTERVIEW
AZ the close Of the services Un,on reporter an.
proacbsd Mr.. Beecher for the purpose OF getting his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04
Another Unfalthful.

The Modoc Independent Of December
18th says:
We are told that a few days since, a
man living in the vicinity o. Big Valley,
supecting his domestic affairs were not
progressing as they should be, deter
mined to satisfy himself whether or not
his suspicious were correct, and accord.
ingly adopted the following plan: Being
n blacksmith, he decided to 60 into the
mountains for the purpose Of burning a
coal.pit, where no would he absent for q
week or ten days, and accordingly di.
rected his hired man TO get n team and
take him. together with the necessary
outfit to the desired locality. This DO.
ing done. the hired mn returned home;
the unfortunate husband remained in
tho woods till midnight. when he re.
turned home, and on entering his house.
found his wife and the hired man in
possession Of his bod. This disclosure
confirmed his suspicious, and he very
calmly took his gun, locked the door,
and left the guilty pair 10 enjoy them
selves as best they could until daylight
next morning, when he ordered Madam
and the hired man to leave. They left
in quite a merry mood. and are now en-.
joying their honeymoon at Susanvills.
Lassen county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04
STARTING Up THE JUSTICE ma.
CHINERY.

AT hali.past n this afternoon, the
ponderous and magnificent machinery
OF the Justice works was started up.
BY way Of celebrating the event a long
table was laid in the carpenter
shop will DO a splendid lunch. Liquors
OF all kinds and wine OF the choicest
kind was supplied by the Superintend-
snt, NIr. T. Fred Smith. to his employees
and invited guests, to the number OF
about one hundred. Owing to the press
matter to-day, it will be Impossible for
Us to give more than a condensed de-
seription OF the machinery and works.
The three engines are Of the most
perfect and powerful description and
not equaled ON the Comstock lode at the
present time. The pump engine is
rated at 200 horse power, having 2i-
inch cylinder and four feet stroke. The
hosting engine is 80 horse power, and
the incline engine 100 horse power. All
the gearing. ETC., is Of oorrsspondinsly
massive description, the main tiy-wheel
weighing 10 tons. Four large boilers
supply the steam TO move thi, ponder
our machinery, and 1t is estimated that
the hosting works are Of sufficient pow
er and capacity to allow Of working the
mine to the depth Of 800 or 5000 feet
in depth.
The Justice mine is in excellent hands,
well and practically managed, and will
create a great Stir before long by reason
Of the rich aud extensive ore develop
men,s o o. to be brought to light from
i, depths. Ii will tell its W story.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04
FROM CARSON CITY.
OrganisstioR OF the IIouss-senRte
Caucus-Iiiness ofGoSernor Brad.
Iey-Arrivsi OF Mr.. sharon-B both
Houses Organised.

CARSON. January 1.-The Horss met
aud was called to order at IL NJ.
For Speaker, Minor, Dovey and Nc
Gee were nominated; Dovsy was elected.
For Chief Clerk, whitiord was elected;
and Putnam. Sergeant-at-Arms; PLACE.
man Assistant.
CaRsoS, Jan. 4-l2:45 p. N.-Ths
Senate Caucus decided upon Stevenson
for President, Noteware for Secretary,
Seymour PiIley for Sergeant-st-Arms,
Wallace for Assistant Secretary, Hill for
Minute Clerk. Parkinson for Journal
Clork, +. u. Pixl-y for E%ngrossing
Clerk, aud Lynn for Copying Clerk;
also decided on Committee Clerks and
Pages.
At l2 o'clock the Senate was called to
order by Gov. Denver. with temporary
officers rs per caucus. The new Ssna-
tors were sworn in by Justice Hawlsy.
Sharon arrived here this morning.
Gov. Bradley was reported dying this
morning, but is better now.
l:3O p. Moth Houses are fully or.
gauized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04

No USE OF any longer taking the largo,
repulsive, gripping. drastic and nnuseous
pills. composed Of crude and bulky in
gradients. and put up in cheap wood or
pasteboard boxes, when We can, by n
careful application OF chemical science.
extract all the cnthaftic and other medi-
cinal properties from the most valuable
roots and herbs, and concentrate them
into a minute Granule, scarcely larger
than a mustard seed, that can be readily
swallowed by those Of the most ssnsi-
tive stomachs and fastidious tastes.
Each OF DR.. Pisrcc's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets represents, In q most con-
centrated form, as much cathnrtic power
as is embodied in any OF the large pills
found for sale in the drug stores. From
their wonderful caihartic power, in pro-
portion to their size. people who have not
tried them are apt 10 suppose that they
are harsh or drastic in effect. but such is
not at all the case, the different active
medicinal principles Of which they are
composed being so ~harmonized, n by
the others, rs to produce q most search
ing and thorough. yet gently and kindly
operating cathartic. The Pellets are
sold by dealers in medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04


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