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horses. CARRIAGES. narness. &r.

UCTION SALE of HORSES.-The Fire
Department will sell al public Jan l5 1870. at 10
o'clock a M NINB CONDEMNED HORSES FIR particulars see
The City Record. Copies FOR sale at No City H1lL
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n ti.-te JOHN ton & Van rsssen.
OFFICE. 81 LIBERlY-SE,
tEvenug Building) -
TUB HO2sR AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE ID
$500 10 81 % AMI - THIRfBENrH-Sr.
UniVerslty-nlace.
tn. hun will he conducted precisely the ttnct and hon
abe characterized the dealings oi our
ouse nd r the cohRdene OF The bAssess comnun As
REGtLXR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale nav be through the nail
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Allan snd Pas preI
100. BIC. lOT
Pacific Railroad of 40
lOO....bc. 4Sa
Uni0U Pacile
100. ..hc. 37S
yOO....... 81 Z
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

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The New York herald., 1875-08-20
WALL STREET NOTES.

A PATRIOTIC PRESENT TO THE "OLD GUARD
FAILURE IN THE EXPORT TRADE-ADvANCE IN
WESTERN SECURITIES.
very pleasing memento OF the visit of the Washing
ton Light Infantry, of Charleston, c. to Boston on
the occasion Of the celebration Of the battle of Bunker
HILL was yesterday received by Major George W.
Mclean, commanding the ''old Guard" Of this city.
and President OF the Stock Exchange Tho South
Carolnans, Il will be remembered we're the guests Of
the above organization and in testimony OF the hosp
tallty Of the Guard the Light Infantry forwarded to
Major Mclean elegant of photographs nclosed
in a superb gilt frame These we're yesterday on exh
bition at Colonel McLeans office In the centre is a
representation OF the unique battle flag presented the
infantry by Colonel washington's widow. On one side
was photograph of the monument erected in memory
Of their thirteen comrades who lost their ycs during
the late war; and on the other side representation Of
the monument erected to Colonel Washington by his
widow The inscription eaborately beautiful read as
follows
111.111
: 'May the citizen soldiers OF New York and South>
SCarona be hereafter one IN the BOND OF countryS
Sand Washington"
The battle nag represented has strange history It
seems that when Colonel Washington riding with
his men TO the battle Of Cowpons he passed the house Of
his ''ladye love-" the troop had flag, and his en-
thusiastc and patrotc s"ee'uct ore on the cover OF
chair and gave TO her gallant soldier love- who bore
Il in triumph through the thick Of the fight 50 there
n "A romance IN this grim relic the counterfeit Of
which the has enabled the gallant 'Infantryr TO
send the sold Guard, pleasant link binding the old
past TO the fraternity and IL is 10 be hoped, eternal
brotherhood of the present
FAILURE oF EXPORT MERCHANTS
II rumorcd late in the day that Ferdinand Hertz
a Co. of No. 30 Broad street. had failed The arnr are
supposed to DO largely involved, but thoy we're
actively engaged in the shipping Of grain and produce
TO Europe and IL Is not known whether many of thar
buds are s9ld Slsh0pt ACCOMMODATING RillS VI Ealps
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
The following table shows the opening, highest ant
lowest prices of the day
THE SALES TO DAY.

II
The transactions to-day aggregated 70 200 shares New
York Central and Hudson River, 92O; Erie, 5000;
Lake Shore, 5000; Northwestern 700; do preferred
a76o Rock Island, IL 1885, Pacific Mail 42oO; ST. Paul,
2slo do preferred $3.50; ohios $500; Western Union,
1l.565; Wabash $50; Union Pacific 200
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
" Tho following are the changes between the closing
prices Of yesterday and to-day
AevAScE.--New York Central, "a Hannibal and St.
goseph, = Lake Shore. q; Northwest common, "a
DO preferred, "a; Rock Island, q; ST. Paul common,
"a do. preferred, 81 gold, 1S
DBcLINE.-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, x Erie
u Ohio and Mississippi, "a Quicksilver, y Union
Pacific, q Mariposa, u District Of Columbia bonds,
"a Erie in London, e.
The stationary stocks were Atlantic and Pacific pre-
ferred c., G. and c., Delaware and Lackawanna Har-
lem, Pacific Mail, Panama and Wabash.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE Stock Market Dull and
Unsteady.
GOLD FIRM AT l13 81.
Money on Call Loans Abundant at Per
Cent-GOyernments and Railway
Mortgages Firm.
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, August 1876 7. ~
The stock market to-day not inviting, especially
20 outside investors The changes were comparatively
slight and rumors prevailed that affected specula-
tion. Operators evidently awaiting further develop
mcnts II prices decline they will buy; If they ad-
vance they will probably SELL Much uncertainty at
taches the situation and until active market is
made by those who most interested there is not
likely to be such active condition will invite con-
1dence The sales to-day were somewhat in increase
OF those Of yesterday the leaders the market being
Rock Island and Western Union. The changes how
ever did not exceed per cent the tendency OF
Egures was uncertain. Western Union sold at s3&
s4h and closed at S4 Pacific Mail opened at 3SX
advanced TO 3ST aud ended at 3S& Lake Shore
was steady at COS cos 60H. Rock Island moved
up from loS% to 1925 ending at 109A 1O93s. Erie
rose from l44 to 155S and closed at the last named
price. Northwestern common sold from 421S to 43;
40 preferred, from 55S to 57i& closing however, at
b64. St Paul common advanced to 375s from 36X,
and ended at 37k do preferred moved up from 62%
1884, closing at o34. Tho changes in other stocks
were less important We quote:-
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest and
The New York herald., 1875-08-20

with the downward movement OF those values that the
whole market depressed Later in the day and
Just when the market gave the least signs Of encourage
ment reaction set in and quotations improved in
almost every class Of securities
THIRD DESPATCH
LONDON, Thursday, August 1916 p NJ
Just before the close Of business for the day the
market evidently less depressed and the improve
noted in my second despatch continued Prices
rallied and more hopeful feeling was very apparent
There have been, taking the feverish condition Of the
market but Few variations of any consequence and
with the exception Of the decline in Turkish securities
there have been no alterations Of any particular
ment since the morning quotations. prices remaining
stationary. AT the close the tone Of the market
better than at any time during the day. all fears Of
disastrous panic were allayed
The New York herald., 1875-08-20

The HERALD reporter waited the nrm FOR informa-
ton but in the absence OF Mr. Hertz the parties re-
fused 10 give any When asked either 10 affirm or
deny the they refused " do ether Further de-
yelopments are expected
RAILWAY EAKNrSGS
There was noticeable strength yesterday in some or
the Western securities dealt in the stock Exchange.
and therefore the HERALD representative waited ON
two dreGtors-One OF St. Paul and the other Of North
westernto learn whether there were any new develop
ments in the Of the companies 70 warrant better
prices. In effect both gentlemen made the following
statement
The earnings OF the ST. Paul Railway Company as
wen oil the Northwestern line largely IN excess Ok
lst year The harvests. just finishing, show aOun
uahce and auOrd for the most hopeful antcipa-
tons freight charges viii be maintained and the ruin
Gus competition abandoned. The ST. Paul Railway
company, from the earnings, will pay dividend, az
last year upon the preferred stock This dividend will
DC most hkey IN bonds equal 20 about six per cent
semi annual The bonds worth in the neghbor
hoou OF eighty 50 that each investor can calculate for
himself the probable dividend
IL pleasing 10 record that the several departments
OF the dry goods trade in New York brisk obbing move
ment has been developed aud liberal sales are reported in
both packages and broken lots The merchants generally
report mvombly on the business, and the demand for
setonabo fabrics has been unusually large especially
by Western and Southwestern buyers II this should
continue 1t Will be hopeful sign Of general business
cuperatlOn-
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
OTHER DISPATCHES

UlHEk DKsPAICHES
state that the bullion in the Bank OF England increased
9497,99O during the past week The proportion Of
bank to liabilities, which last week 52H, is
542i Frankfort p. M.-New hves, 10O%. Paris
p. M.-The specie in the Bank OF France increased
during the past week O73 OOOE Rentes rmer 65E
65c London, 4:30 P. M-Consols for money, "a y a
94 GIG; do for account 94G "a 1116 United States
COS DID, 1061S 1865; '6Ts, 1881 1881; tenfor-
ties, 1o44 1O4A new dves, 1o45S 1885, Erie, 13h.
Market easier. The Times, in its financial column to-
day, says-"Foreign stocks yesterday character
lied by severe fall in Turks, which drags down the
whole market There was, in fact, something Like a
panic on the Stock Exchange in Turks Egyptians and
Peruvans. The last two fell in sympathy, but rallied
before the close" To-day the effects still felt and
foreign stocks are reported falling heavily
INVESTMENT
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
THE GOLD MARKET.

Cold opened at 1137s and closed at 1l3%, the two ex
trcmes of the day having been III and 1l3 The
paid for borrowing 164 per diem and T. G. 8 and
2 per per annum and fiat Opinion among the
brokers is considerably divided with reference to the
future of gold yet it cannot be denied after free
ference with the majority that they preparing for
higher prices and do not altogether base their cacula
tions the possibilities that attach to European
troubles There is larger disposition to watch the
of home finances than to the effect
Of foreign complications The awards at the govern
mont t.sales today were as follows.-
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

CHfNSocK-RA RArMoND.-On Tuesday, August IT. at ~
Paus church. Hoboken, by the Rev. james Crystal
ID. d., HAIRY S. CHINNocK, Of Brooklyn, n Y, and
MAMB ", eldest daughter of John V. Raymond, Of
West Hoboken, ~ J. No cards.
OUTwATER-SrEvENs. August IL, 1875, at tho resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents, II West Hamilton place,
by the Rov. DR. II. A. COrdo ADRIAN J. ourwArER TO
LIZZIE GRAHAM STEVENS, daughter Of Samuel Stevens.
all of Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20

81
For future delivery the sales follows August, zoo
bales at lie; September 900 at 1896. l3 25-32c.;
October 5000 10 l732c "A 13Ac. November, 700 at
10 9l6c 13ssc December, 1000 at 10 l6c. 13hsc;
1875 q IS l5,l6e March, 500 at "a lice i46c;
500 AT IL il6c Total 800 bales The receipts the
ports follows ;-GNveston 259; New Orleans, q;
Savannah, % Charleston Norfolk 81 Boston, Total,
5O2 bales This day ast week 2l0 This day last t
closed follows TO Havre by steam, ll6c 70 Ham
burg by steam sc, compressed To Bremen, by steam,
ne compressed To Liverpool 4d by steam by sail Id
FLOUR AND GRAiN-Receipts-Flour, $50 bbls; wheat,
800 bushcls corn, 1885 oats 700 do The Hour
market dull but prices nomnay unchanged. The
sales 1900 bbls Rye active. Corn meal was
quiet and firm the sales $50 bbls and bags AZ ~ 40
81 80 for Brandywine SO ~ - 80 for Western and $ 20
"a % for Jersey and bb 81 80 for South
bagged per lbs city sacked quoted ST. 5O
fine ed 81 SO boed yellow 81 7O and 81 80 for bolted
white; Jersey sacked. 81 5Ot line yellow,
81 IS 81 ~ and hne white " 80 81 90 per 100 lbs
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money to-day was freely offered call loans at per
cent No change is recorded in the rates paper
Foreign exchange was dull and steady We quote:-
Prime sterling asking rates, 4S7 and 4S9k selling
rates. d. Sc 4S6H and 4.S9 reichmarks 95jS 95A
and 90 9614; cables 967S prime Paris, 5159s and
6l2Ls
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
aFcnNn DESPATCH.
LONpON. Thursday Aunust ia

LONDON Thursday, August 1850 r n
since my first despatch the market generally has
pecn more or less agtated account of continuance
OF the fear Of European complications arising out Of
tnc nsurrecton in the Turkish provinces All sorts OF
rumOrs have been ahoat relative TO diplomatic CORE
hpondonce having already been begun between the
rious European Powers the Eastern question.
Naturally enough Turkish securities the first and
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
Stock this day, August 1!
los, 800 53,1S5 1889 1854
1884 s7,239 97,56f 1851
lo2, ,s35 43,Ol4 222,659 7,345

gust 22 1872 B4,JO9 Sl444 $500 3,6l9
We quote Fair refining 7ysc Sc good do size Siic
Cuba, grocery fair choice sae s4c; do. centrifugal
hhds and boxes, 0'le a 5s4e; Porto Rico, ,Tehn-
choice, Sac sc; standard A. lOc OIL A, lOc lO9sc
crushed lie li1sc powdered, lie. grauulaed lO5t
yellow Si4c 9sc. extra g, 9ca 1OiAc loaf II he
sTEAriNE dull I5ac ssac Tor Western and l6lc
q lie fer city.
TALLowrhe market hrm with sales of 20 900 lbs
9hc az 3-l6c
>WnTskEY.-Receipts 3ss bbls The market was quiet
with sales of 80 bbs at 81 23 and 90 bbs S "a per
gallon.
FRErGHrsThe market for both berth and charter eght
quiet and without material change The
ments as follows To Liverpool by steam, 1000
bushels grain sd per bushe Of 90 lbs 5000 bushels
private terms; 800 lbs -four at 2 3D. aud 5000 boxes
cheese at BIS I'd per ton The charters Norwegian
bark hence to London with 900 bbs naphtha I'd
Danish brig hence TO Liverpool with 800 bbls refined
petroleum az 5s British brig, hence Sten Dantzic
with $500 bbls do do. at Is Norwegian ship from Bat
to tie Baltic with 5000 bbls do do at 6s 4d
Italian brig, hence TO Catana, with 1900 do do
27lsc; American brig hence to Corunna with 5000
do do ut BE (and to fill up); Spanish
brig, henp to Cadig, with 1000 do. do
another hence Barcelona with 100 bbs
do also owners account British bark hence
DON withBJO bbls. do do. private terms.
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
THE UNITED STATES TREAsUR,


The Treasury balances are:-Currency, 81 600 900;
coin, $71 300 O00 less coin certificates $40 $50 o00
Internal revenue receipts s316 $50; receipts
$4S4 400 The Assistant Treasurer paid out TO day
$115OO gold for interest and $22 in redemption Of
.Ave-twenty bonds.
, FOREIGN
The London dispatches published and circulated in
all financial circles by the Evening Telegram ten
O'Clock A. NJ furnish much important information.
From them quote as folows:-
LONDON Thursday August 1890 p NJ
At the opening Of the market this morning the de-
ressIon noted in my dispatches of yesterday
more marked and the fears then expressed have been
moro than realized The cloud in the East obscures
prosperity which the opening OF the week augured
so favoraby for Is, for time at least, delayed.
Not only was the market depressed at the
opening but unwonted degree of excitement pre-
vailed still further decline of 4 per cent Is noted in
consols since yesterday They are now quoted at 81 a.
American securities respond TO the state OF the other
markets and have continued dropping in sympathy.
United States skies OF 1881 have yielded per cent and
are quoted at 100 against l09H as the closing price OF
yesterday. The troubles in the Prncpaties continue
TO Affect the market The news from Vienna is not alto
gether reassuring in character IL is feared that II the
success Of the recent elections stimulate the revolution
airy party that the movement may sweep beyond even
the control OF the great Powers The still further dread
that any such complications will compel England TO
take part and reopen the Eastern question is exercs-
ing depressing Influence upon the markets
Although American securities hold their own
compared with the depression in English values, our
railroad shares begin to show the effect Of this compl
cation Erie has fallen q OF one per and Central y
Pennsylvania securities continue the although
they have not recovered from the shock received last
week Pacific Railway securities also showing signs
OF depression The Union Pacific 6's and land grant
bonds and the Central Pacific Gis have all fallen New
York city securities have also fallen y per cent Alto
gether the market is in anxious condition. The news
from Vienna, Berlin and ST. Petersburg is awaited with
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
San FRANCISCO STO(

The following new mining companies have been
organized in San Francisco
Name. Location Capital
Advance Silver Mining Company Nevada . SO 600 900
Givan Consolidated Gold and
Silver Mining Company Nevada. 10, 900, 900
Delevan Gold and Silver Mining
Company any....................Nev Nevada. 10000, 900
ing Company. ................C California 100000
Southern Star Gold and Silver
Mining Company. ............ Nevada. 5000, 900
Exchcquer Mining Company Tin
Hillside Cold and Silver Mining
Company y...................C California 100000
Vulcan Mining Company. $50. Nevada. 10,O0O,0OO
North Savage Gold and Silver
Mining Company. Nevada. 10,OO0,0 900
Buffalo Mining Company. California 10,000,000
Canyon Consolidated Mining
Company. California 10000 900
Sentinel Gold and Silver Mining
Company. California 10000 900
Crusader Mining Company, of
Mariposa. ......... .......... california 6,oOOOoo
Total capital stock ock.............$1I $1I7 OOO 900
Reports from san Francisco state that during the
cent great advance mining stocks large orders
received and filled from the East, chiefly from New
York CITY,
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were firm with the largest transac-
tons in Harlem coupon hrsts at 1f2 1121s, Central
PaciGcs at 1929 1O3 and Chicago and Northwest
consolidated coupon gold bonds at 81 s7A. Union
Pacific hrss rose to lO2 Sinking funds sold at 96h.
1927. Milwaukee and ST. Paul, La Crosse Division,
so a. and Chicago and Northwestern currency consols
9s ST. Paul hrsts sold at lOSA and Alton and Terre
Haute at 1914.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following
quotations States currency SKIES 123 123k
do do, 1881, registered, 12e2l l21; do. do, do.
coupon, 1R14 1922 do fvetwenties, 1864 regis
tered 115zS 116%; do do, do, coupon 1152S 1855
do do 1865 registered, 1ls4 11S1 do do, do, cou
pom l1Sk 11Sh; do do, do, new registered, 11S2s
a 1ls%; do. do, do, do, coupon, 1lS3S 11S5S; do
do 1867, registered l2O7S 12G1s do do, do, cou-
pom 12o1S 12Oh; do do ts6s, registered, 121 122;
do do do coupon III 122; do do, ten fores, regis
tered 114S 11475; do. do, coupon, lis 11s1@; do
fves 1884, registered, 116}s 1lek; do do, do, cou-
pon 1169a ll61.
STATE BONDS
In State bonds Missouri Long skies sold at 1O1 and
virginia deferred So The following the latest
The New York herald., 1875-08-20
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
THURSDAY, August 10, 1875.

IO:I5 AND Il.30 A. NJ,
I21M $1,000 U S $40. c, '64. il6
I215s 1000 US $40, r, %, n l1SsS
2OI6 2UOOO U 5 lO-4O, r..... lIiX
~ 5OOO U 5 5's, 1910, c. IIsh
The New York herald., 1875-08-20

easier n 81 10 81 61E September Irregular but in
the main lower at 0519c. September; 67%c. October
oats ssc il9wet Pork and lard quiet, and unehAnged
heceipts-flour, 5000 bbs; wheat 1900 bushels
corn $4,000 do oats, 50 ooO do. barley 5000 do; rye
500 do. Shipments-Fiour. 400 bbis wheat "A OOo
bushels corn 0SoOo do; oats, 2i do barley loo
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13

The Cih6nbaH Enquirer says. that ibe
Dsmsefstspill BE- yieieriSa-. inevitably.
a elsi,ns 4 change ~ zn,0np. IL their
Esof ahostae lssl sisct,ou. eg
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
WEDNESDAY Der. Is. 1913.
rsesctias 10 aSg9aufofscs it's posi-
lle. that thare will Ne "a issac oftau Pa
lss next wees
Tifs ctiN TioN.

#A@ AfA&s ~ fAFa ~ ~ AAAFs
Dsnng the pasl week some progress has
been m,as, aud Il is probable BY the time
this rsvshes our readers the Convention will
haze aSSSahdei. A AsaSiect nhdsf diseus-
sion ii .lhq tipo 81. this YGiiing il Tie rc-
quirsfeatOfa0, dasslsesllencein any coun-
IL IseyiauS II the day-af-eseesiun. and the
disirapgAiFepqYs afrsAsss, sl0, Aaso bqqp
convicted, ,lQsIcFipe, Ul0Rthe irs' branch
Of tha psspgsition there i reasonable ailowi
aace for.diaereuce Of opinion,gaud we can
sears.ay hlanicshe Republican, party for Che
hard fgAtt tllSy make u sosure tis use ot y
large aoa:iug pcpnlation, u6 rs3S3
But NE werenollnrepsrsa loI,the eppcs'-
tion Il the latter, which Is an undisguised
deferred bf the Felon, In Old times, our
recple Mere accustomed 70 look upon the
ballot as something pure and sacred, some-
thing the iaal!enatle rigAt'of the honest
man. Eyety frsemal. white and black has
seit tic huniliation ofl,aSing his yvta raiii
cell4d,hy one whom ihs courts have Proprans
sed ipsamous aEyeE7 man has felt the de-
credalasn sallanqspoaslhs ballcs when i i
har, d sdra iyty hs stose:t, naanand tts " con-
,isieS .hisl. The, Demooratic majority in
tic GaavsatiOu HopsR ! pargatiye. IAeJ
purpose a Il SEPARATION between honesty and
;.s,ressrse. They Iaaks 10 distinction be-
tween iEltite and black, since III alike share r.
in tue benefits of the publication.
Stsange 70 say. the opponents q the au-
diencs sssams that The pegroeso'me all
thiessg and ,hefsiors n. aaslabie to O3the
operatiouspI tAe ordiinlnce. The Denop7
erats neyer went solar. They suppose That
whise as welias black. asi long ago, were
iiabis.tc 81 convicted of' felonles. 1hey
nake.lio discfiaiiHa;ion against tie black.
ail Are - sAa:e alike En- Is
We conceive h 70 be ul5ass TO the pegio
race - prssame they are ~ criminals. We
Lnow.to the contrary. Bot fthe Prepon-
derance 81 clisle 5 With them, it us no Fea-
son tbas ale ballot bo1 should contlnrs to
Be pJliateI.a The Convention viii have
done good work if il declares TINT cri-
ainaI shslI alwass be !. criminal, shas oui
eH .GE ~. f. ~ ~ 81 y r u
from participation ~ tie rigAls q lfeslli1a il e
until 10 siailIhare been FuIged Of hlsiof-.
fspee BY due course Of law. Ana in this,
ne are sure, all virtvous men outside q the
Cunyeatiga Will agree. ,r