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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
Friday. October ~.

Blcodcd Stock--StaliOn three years old
and over, pedigree TO accompany, $50 pre-
miun; stallion two years old and under
three, pedigree to accompany, $40; stallion
one yUll old IA Il under two. pedigree to ac-
company, -; mare three years old and over,
pedigree 90 accompany, Si5; mare two years
old aud under three, pedigree 10 accompany,
SO: mare one year old and under two, pe'lt-
gree to accompany, -; sweepstakc, stallion
any age, pedigree to accompany $40; sweep
stake, mare, any nge, predigree TO accompa-
ny, SlO.
swine. Blood ed boar one year old and
over, - premium; blOOded SOW; one year old
and over, S.; bloodud hoar-snoat, six
months and under one year, So; blooded SOW
shoat' six months and under t'ne year, s.;
pair hogs. one year Old aud oversize; pair
shoatR, six months and under one year. IS;
display of hre company. free to the state,
gold rJcdal; mule race, dash of ~ mile, free
fornll, SD; running, mile dash tor two
wear ODDS three TO enter and two To start, LIST,
slOO; 2d, Slj, trotting, mile heats, sin 5, for
horses thnt never beat $50, LIST, eco; I'd, so,
foot rncc, free r all, une hundred yards, SO;
most rhceidl laiy rider, (rlding sui 1870; I'M ST
graceful lady driver, handsome rug; mile
dash. slOweSt horse, riders 10 change, must
run inside OF four minutes, lust, s2j; next,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

The fair will open to the public on
Monday, October %, 1876
a The gates will be opened at 8 O'Clock
a. M, of each day, and at that time
every officer is required to be 1T his
Pc, q. y "A
lie exhibition IN the ring will com
neuoa ut $3.50 O'clock Il IN. of each
Gay. and continge until the program
Dr. Of thtt day is through. Trials of
spe5d Of horses shall,i every instance,
Commence between 2:S0 and 6 p m,
bud at 10. otheratime. ~7s~ 1~N g..
Thcfair grounds wiil.be open for re-
ceqtion Of all articles, except live
stoci>, ON the 10Th day of October, aud
they may he shipped to tile care Of the
secretary; but in no case will articles
bahsnughtou the greundss~op placed
on exhibition. except-at the expense OF
the owner or his authorized agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

O'Clock n, M, where all will he kept until the
meeting Of tho commlttea Tho sample
bottles for wine 20 contain not les than ON,
pint All wines must be exhibited IN the
name OF ton grower or maker.
Best variety OF native wiuVs, diploma and
SIS, second best ~,
No. I-liest beer, not less than hali barrel
do pale ale, diploma Cnch.
Beer and ale must have tap and Splgol
ready to draw on for the Judges, and tho bar.
rel delivered without brand or other tndica.
ton OF ownership, At s o'clock. The award
of premiums VIII bn made at . o'clock a. IN.
the nIst day OF the FAIR
All beer and ale competing tor premiums
remain the property OF the Association. Har,
reis viii be- returned after they are emptied
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

n Entriesjn anydepartment or class,
gan be made at any time before the
fair by application to the secretary,
either personally or by letter, and at
'thc secretary's Cillce on the fair
grounds, zip to II M, Of Monday Octo-
per %, except in cases of live stock,
which may be enteredup to u O'Clock
~ m, o. the day previous to that on
which the races are t0eomeo1, unless
otherwise specified.
n Blank application will be furnished,
Fon which to specify exhibitors name
sand address, with descriptions OF the
animal, or article offered. -.
M No entry can BIZ made afterthe dates
Dove mentioned, as the books will
ihen he closed and placed in the hands
~ the managers and awarding com
.hittees.
% Articles Whith are the result of me-
fhanicaI o. artistic skill must be enter
~ hy the artist, manufacturer, con
NlVer or agent, unless otherwise speci-
Aeu ~ theterms oftht premium.
AtcHs witch are the products OF
NeteH must be entered by the pro-
n0ctr or his agent, unless otherwise
Ftcltied. EEuF -N MT
'% When an tntry rs made, the Secre'
nry Will give to the party making the
fehtry card containing the number OF
ehrN class Sndpremium, which must
~ attached to the article. A duplicate
sNFd will he given to the exhibitor OF
she artE le.~ his che. exhibitor must
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Hest fancy broom, -: second best, diplo-
ma.,s, Best hail dozen house bruoms, So; seq
ond best diplomn. Best half dozen stable
scrub broomS, 50, second best, diploma
Be.t half dozen whislt hronms, $780, second
best d plOma. Best hnltduZen hearth hrooms,
20. Best atty stalks ofhi0Om 'coiD, ~. See
Ond best, diploma, Best bale (260hSl broom
corn, S.; second best, diplOmu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

Beer am AZ. ~ VI
| All articles in this class must be grown oi
produced by the exhibitor, and must re cor
rectlv named and labelled, or no premium
Will be awarded. g.."
Separate samples must be furnished foi
each entry.
| All samples competing for same premium
must be arranged iogtther r.
! A plate OF fruit, ~ consist OF not less than
Ave specimens, Only one variety of each
kind OF fruit will be permitted.
No. Largest assortment Of AL Kinds Of
fruits, five OF each, by one exhibitor, diplo
III and so; collection of apples and tcnr8
each So; collection Of grapes. $40; collection
| of fruits by any State or County Agricultu'
raj or HOrticu iurni Society, diploma.
No. Persons compel nz Tor any Of the
| collections must have their plants plainly
| labelled, nnd not exhibit more than 1--WE
! so, cimrns OF one va lety Plants competing
for the same premium must be arranged 20
+, rse4t collection OF green aud bot house
plants and flowers, diploma AMI SIS; second
Eynih tors arf reauired 10 furnish the
Managers, on Monday the I'D of October, al
~ o'clock a. m ~ list of hs varieties com
peting Tor The above. ~ d. 'f,s
No. Rustic stand Oiled with gown
iiowers pair hanging baskets filled " n
! p ants. aquarium, stocked, each So pre-
tntti IN,
/ No i-Palr hanging baskets filled witt
| plants, rustic stand nlcd win pants,
amateur ardeners only each Is PREMIUM.
No. Exhibitors competing for collec
lions OF vegetabl or potatoes, have 10 fur
nish the Manager Of thisdcpar ment, hefOr,
| II m, hrSt day OF the tnr, u list containing
the nomes of each xmas of vegetables oi
potatoes represented In eachgroup OF hi
collect on, 4. ft.i lF1y .u,L ID III
best pumpkin. variety 0f. squash, 81 each
| " stalks OF celery, asparagus, az each; !.
heads OF cabbage, 81: variety of turnips, {
beets, do cucumbers. tomatoes lquartei
peck, II paisnips, variety OF onions, dt
beans, . egg plant fruit, ~ articbokes w oar
rots, 81 each; q caulifowers, 50; u heads OF let
tuce, do table radishes, 81 each. sweet rota.
toes q pecks). Irish potatoes pecksl, 7,
ench;O Irish peppers, display a parsley 4
encn; display OF vegetables, diploma and ~
do, second best, $40; display OF native iuiii'
ber sawed, diploma and SIS; do, second best
silver medal, ,.,,,,a,
No. G-Exhibitors arc requested 70 deliver
before the opening OF the Fair two bottles o
wine, fully labeled, to the manager OF tht
department, for exhibition, the third bottle
.ithout any mark, Is To De deliveIed 10 u,
SECRETARY, at his ONCE at the fail
Grounds. on Tussdsy, October w. before
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| Each specimen of Ms Glass must he cor
rectly labeled, giving the nance specimen
| and locality IN which II was found
No, I--be@t display ofuf native ores OF Az
kinds, silver modnG SECOND best. bronze
| me al
| No.2-Best collection of chemical and
| pharmaceutical preparations, assortment OF
| chemical glassware, druggist sundtlVs, do
| nestle pure liquors, diploma nnd SiO nurh,
4 So S-Bost display OF toilet preparations,
powders, Utc,i hest variety Of toilet soaps
| best display OF family soaps; best diSpl Y on
candles; best assortment of naVuring cX
tracts best collection ofOil from petroleum
best assortment OF vinegar different kinds
diploma and n pach Varieties Of tens, diplo-
ma, ...... .
No - Rest display OF drugs: best display
lOf paints and oils, SILVER medal eaGh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEw YoEE sept ID FEyEs-Auivals to-day IN season
for The market Dads AZ SNtiothst and Joe ~
Jersey CITY 81 cara being due there tbs = ~ bni VIII
70 into toInOTTOw3 IeCclptp mis- makes SO cIue OF
sale aud 100 nest including Mondays hto Ifalhst
With suCh gam ihefe y 10
wonder we quote decline Of Ic. y since Monuy ,al
the trade was better than would LOOK Tor ~ c stock
selling tho late nIriyals There we're ahoul 10 teTc
KEGS 7ilr, 30 h, S4c, 80 Uihc iaili beiE o
goo quality. Common natives went az low as sAc. o. ID.
with quite gOOi u1ny UH9iC 80 pretty iaf steers ~
poc with primo 1t lOc. Some rev selections
were ads at OL 81 10, but they were very hnt On az.
c0uu nf smaller Of CbctdSeos AMI better rig
te between va aDd S2 State pns
sold ~ 2ala3C ..- a. - , a.
The sIxetlrs owners were r. e, Eastman 80 cars On
& Co. II ears I. Brown, III cars Coon Co.. cars ~
ElrchWay Kahn Furst, and Naratta Bros, rach . cars
IL Eahn cara with ears local aud scattering 49,
Ii, q C.Tv sold or Cos Il CO. kcuuIcxy stock is thin
stceIs l4O H. % sr 81 "a ~ LBS at S,gr % q!
h. Sc aG II each II ~ 100 10. lOc SO ID; is tasa
~ of J7 Loo " $50 70, lUc - l5d LIZ y,
ICI.r 81 b less ~ each 80 o; las at lJc, y ~
Also ior Kcivay II OF l260 ID at Sbe lees s. aud IL
OF 4 q ID, coarse, - Sec. . 80. . a, &c ,u,.
Kentucky steers $50 n Sllc. 30 So OF liu0 ID cose
si.r 90 81 u ,382 10. 5Lr II Of l,tiI C; 70 :"
i.i5e H. 'I6'sc, 90 u 10 Of l4so p l9.e..
81 D ior Kahn a Parst 10 Kentucky. Lbs ID - g
40 Of 1898 o. iOcY SO ri y Of dtS r ioS; % a,.
Tor IL Kahn, SO of ,237 N al Dc, 80 n. - -,
Coon 4 Thompson IO,d IS Ilhn'Is sicef III 10 w pf'r
Ies III eaeh Of 1856 b.0s 4s Of lJ4% d. wa J." %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

$500 Of greenbaeks for every 81 600 of new bank
circulation issued. Further, when it is remembered
that the deposits of greenbaeks and withdrawal of
bonds during the last week were well up to the
age lover S700,000 it seems highly Improbable that
the secretary should have expressed the opinion with
which he 10 credited. The coal shares cOntlnUe 10
attract the larger proportion of the speculative in
terest and while vibrating frequently, seem to
tinually tend toward lower prices. The deliveries
grow easier daily and the premiums less for the
of stock, because of the supply coming from invcs-
tors both through sales and the loaning of their
stocks. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western opened
down = per cent at rs, sold at 7394075l4Q7434.
Jersey Central started at ga decline of
l per cent from yesterdays last price
and sold down to 81. afterward rallied
10 29ls on purchases under the rule for account Of
delinquent bears" but closed at 2Sl4. Delaware
and Hudson sold at 65G63l20 66120G512, and Nor
ris and Essex at S59s40s4l2. The dealings in
Lake Shore indicated an injection of new blood, if
not new capital, into the pool and the buying from
51ls to 517s exhibited no little degree of confidence
but from the latter point to 52l the movement ap-
peared forced and unnatural Michigan Central,
after selling at 400392, sympathized in rise
to 4Oos, after having frequently huctuated Ia
30 per cent. Northwestern was steady at 37l2,
but the preferred rose from Gle to $685. st. Paul
huNdlCeu 10 ana bne pTC4cIIeu 10 OO'I, DuC INC
transactions in all four Of them were light and with
out feature. Central and Hudson declined from
1868 to LOG. Erie was inactive at 9ss09os; Rock
Island was duh at 1O501O5l2G106se: Panama with
out sales was 126 bid, while the asking price was
advanced to 1870 Pacific Mail arose from its recent
indisposition and advanced to 22al622l2, probably
owing to the reason that tho company expect to
dispatch a steamer the 18th in place of
the one that ought to sail on the l4th.
Western Union advanced fIOm 70l2 to 71A
9711s The total sales amounted to about
$4,000 shares, and the market closed
apparently strong. The 6nal changes from the clos
ing prices of yesterday as follows: Advances
Ohio aud Mississippi. ls Erie, Harlem, and Rock
Island, each Il Northwestern, ae; st. Paul pre-
fCrred, l2; Western Union, s. Michigan Central,
"a United States Express, Lake Shore, Isl st.
Paul preferred, III Northwestern preferred and
Pacific Mail, 49, aud Union Pacific, Zig per cent.
Dcclines-AtlantIc and Pacific Telegraph, Central
and Hudson, and c. c. and l. c., each Il American
Express, 50 J.; Delaware, LIckawanna and Western,
os Ncw-Jersey Central % New-York and New
Haven, /; Delaware and Hudson and Illinois Cen
trial. each 1l2; Morris and Essex "a, and CONSOLE
dation Coal 3l2 per cent. The following table shows
the
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IrvruPooi- sept l5-l2:3o P; m.-Cotton tending down
Ndfng Urlanfs g. I'D. Middl.ug Orleans, Gssd sales
10000 bales including 1000 Tor speculation and expert re
ospts 27tO bales, which LOO were American; futures
weaker sellers at last nights nTces sales Of sIhg W
lands Mi,dling clause, september deiNory AZ "I9
DO. DO, october and November delivery at ~ 90 10;
November December delivery, at 81. sales OF new
CROP Middiing Upands, Low Nidthng clause shipped
November and December (per saiY az 6ls2d. ~
LIVERPOOL sept. 1880 p. m.SaeS OF Mdalng orleans
Cotton Low hdd:ng clause, shipped NONCmOcr anu De
cembp tpcr sO Gi Beef 70 q fierce for Prime less
Lard 52iG . cWt American. Pork, 81 " Dbl Tor PIne
Mess Bacon 45B b Cwt Tor Long Clear Nddles ana 4s6 Tor
Short clear Middles. Taiow, 80 Y cwt: -
IyIppOOt sept 1885 \. -Sales OF Middlng Upsnds
Cotton Low Mddng clause october and November delivery
az do crUp shipped september and October at I'd
LTERroOG, sept 10 p IN or The sales o. cotton 20
day bales American. sales OF mddlng Upllnds
Nddlpg clausc December and January Delivery at I'd
LIVERPOOL 1880 m.Cotton FUTURES ma Cheese
500 cw for American. Bacon, 46 cwt Tor Long Clear
Mddes and lSs for short Clear Aiddes Common Rosin
5iH5 3. 49,, "a, o,..o,, -.
cwt - -. 49,, o.. n..s. 1907,
l6g, new rves, 1918. Erie Railway shares, . =
LGSDoS sept 1874 p. m,-The amount Of bullion gone
into the England on balance today Is 46590SO farls
adyces quote per cent Renes a. 1861 ~ io me account
IayNpoS sept 1880 m-Tallow, Al d4I3 per cWt
LONDON, sept l3-Evenlng.- OH 2io@@4D per
cwt 80. ,.,. ,-,.-,..
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COTTON MARKETS.


AUGUSTA Sept lS-Cotton fsr demand easier prices
Mdding, I0Sdl0l2c Low Mldding, lVnlC4ci Good Or
binary. 0 qc receipts, 307 bales sales, 2s3 bales.
BALTIMORE Sept. l3CottoD quiet MGdtng lli2c. Low
bales EXPORTS eoastwise sales 70 bales spinhers
UISCNNATI Sept l3-COtton quiet; Midding. LEI Low
Mddng, l0lac Good Ordinary, 9s4c recepts "a balesS
shipments bales: sal - 10 bales; stock 6OS5 bales
BOSTON, I3.-Cotton steady; Mldiling, i2e. Low
Middling, III Good Ordinary, l02c.i gross receipts
tjAIvIsToV sept i3~Coon easier Middlng l0ssc; Low
Mlddling, 10ac. Good Ordinary, Ss ret Iecelpt 4Is
bales grosq 147S bales exp0rts coaswse, 700 bales;
sales O2O bales stock, 1876 oales =
PHILADELPHA, Sept 13CottOn Quieti didf1nr. II +ci
Low Midng llc.; Good Ordinary, l04c gross receipts,
NORFOLK sept l3.-cottOn quietj addlIng, 1lhci nc.
receipts 5ll bales exports coastwse l59 bales sales 70
ST ioUIs sept fS~Cotton steady; hddng, lO7se. Low
Middling folio; Good Ordinary 0l2c receipts bales
shipments. 800 bales sales 40 bales; stock LIP bales
WLAuNGToN. Sept l3-COtt0u quiet and nominal alodng.
l02e Mding Ice; Good Ordinary 9e; net receipts,
JoIIsvIIF Sent. l3-C0tton quiet: Middling lle
NOZZLE, Sept I3-CottOn quiet; Mlddhng lOlaolOoci Low
Middln1 10c Good Ordinary, 9c net receipts 215 Gales
exports C0astWise 81 bales STOCK, oOZ Des sacs iVV
CHARLESTON Sept l3-CottOn steady Middug lO'4ellc;
Low Middlng 1890 lO2c Good Ordinary 9e ret receipts
ll04 bales exports Great Britain 30 5as sales 800
NEW oRLEANs sept iS-CottoG quiet M1dllms lie. Low
Middlng 0Iac Good Ordinary g1c net receipts, l4h
bales gross 1891 bales exports to France, $40 Daes
sales 200 bales last evening" 900 bales stock, I5iE
sIvANSAM sept l3-Cottcu quiet Middhng 102c.; Low
Middug 97sc Good Ordinary, SEC net receipts 2244
bales; gross 1850 bales sales, 92J bales stock 1887
MEMPHIS Sept 19-Cotton Steady; Middnc llc. receipts
800 bales shipments 25s baiesi safes $50 oaies s'ook
3Sl1 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

Dealings in State bonds were limited and confined
10 Tepnessees which are weak and lower, the new
series being down t. AZ. In the shares OF the cly
hanks. SO Bank of the Republic sold at r. aud 20
park nj 121. In railroad bonds the New-Jersey
Centrals take precedence. Consols are selling at s6
0s5la, but convertiblcs. which are equal ~
every respect in point Of priority, are down
70 20. The new frsts are lO5 and Amer
can Dock go, Lehigh and Wilkesbare conso'S
offering at 49, Morris and Essex irss we're 10 the
oonvols decljuine, TO par Michigan Central ~ were
strong al 1925 and ST. Paul rsts, La Crosse plyis
ion. Grm at 1o20102li Central Pacific fIsls selling
at 1IOl4; do Oregon Branch at oIis; Westerns
az 1911; Union frsts, 1OGa106's, and sinking
Fund 81. There were sales of Michigan sou'hefH
Sinking Fund bonds at 116kG1ll.
The American Mining Board, by order Of the Tx
ecutiye Committee, will hold liz first session for tiie
call of stocks on Monday, Oct. 2 at liza. N.
The earnings Of the Denver snd RE Crande R''l-
way for tbe week endias Aus. 81, 1876, acre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUrT0 sept lSLe ooG wbsa 2 zee b SSs
RVe 80 SSS bush Railroad receipts 48C bbs Wheat
1900 BUSH Corn, 800 bush oats 1890 bush Barley
TSer-corn S29ig bush rye 1884 bqsh 70 the interior
TG n zoe Whest 81 80 BUSH Corn So 90 BUSH oats
1900 6ush barley 1000 oushi kye $500 bush Flour
800 b6s rn but te doing for want OF stock to op
1000 bush No Northwestern &C 81 ~ Corn quiet steady
and drn sales, 1000 bush NO az lci LOO bush saa.
sht 2Siry; sales car, White Ohio inc track At Ssc
Changed Timothy good demand Clover queI Pork and
ar IN s09a dS2g Canal Siq anchanged
CutkGO sept l3Four in good demand at fun Pr.ces
sprag 81 o. cash Sep II 03a October; 81 o. y
hoyemhd no SCS'so spinE &C. M y az "a So so hG
cash or scrtcu5sri 4lac October Cats moderately active
0ciobeS c m good tu prices At "a 2c Barley
higher a. me eve, es fer IN GOOD demand and shade
higher 40 % zfly 62i cash $40 AZ October 50 81 2.
s sl In ggfSitnycd EaSad Frcisbs unchanged Rsceips
6aiS 5000 SaeG Eye 1900 bush Barley 26oJo 6ush.
SGi6acatsroaE 5000 56ls Wheat 5000 basti Corn
5000 0usn AZ the tfrrs1on cali o. the board; Wheat
strong aud higher s. O,esl CO., cash q ot October
oats Iao. lower POS, Dc higher L5d Hln and higher
CSCiSS,ll sept Flour steady and nnn Wheat
iSQt3c oats in ar oerl8nd and nn 83St0e Rye strong
ana higher CSC bdr7Gc asked Barley n taig demand and
sFo"iiers r.; Cie5 I siics s'le Clear sides Csc pa
clear Sides 1HIloRr WHISKY higher az 81 o. Butter IN
lair demand ant higher choice Western Reserve Il aZ3c
Central Ohio 9Od.5c Medium Grades, l5GiUc. Hogs active
ann Ard hrtaf Cunrn0u Light, s. zG9rJ "a Fair 10 Good
LiTbt, - DO Heavy ~ l0eSt 80 recept 1919
NJ ,piacu - 800
2ILwAUKEE SEPT l2Flour higher: Wheat opened steady,
"a Milwaukee, 81 No. do,
= Gysi. octonc a Os HovemBcs, - OS; No do 81
ssi o. con- m gocl demand No. 2, 45C Oats firm No.
Q S. 49, &C. kye hanged barley stt!dieT inactive
40 grpf m Ssc.; No. do 4sc. Fgvights htlicr, ncder
a.v active Whtat 10 rUraio 3c 10 OsNpgo &C. Receipts
a & bhs Flour "a 900 bush. Wheat SGlpneuts-sVOu
bbis. F.0nr. OS,OrO bush. Wheat, ,o, =
PHIiADR glA, SepL l. petroleum lTmsI hetneo ~ 40
ffftNa euf
t, and N GOOD asulsnG ssss 500 6bs Minnesota Family,
$50 so. ohio wanna AID Indiana DO 70 3og56 ~
Ifgb 6ifsurs Jdse Rye Rlaur and Corn Meal na-
changed Nneat y aga ~ steady dem9nd fenns{ 40
Hel Mtsieu e. lOasl u nv
sOagOc. Amber 81 lBqsi ~ White ~ z597. 70
Sc corn ana Iffi; yellow 96d3sci 1as1
a. $50. Oats nTln NeM ~ So.
Oh ISc PROVISIONS gr Mess Pork Sl5asio ~ n ie
Usus s2jd&z1; ~hcxrd 10, st59ti6, Lara Ilali rs.
WHISKY Western 81 - kuteI IA active neNaL ~ no
az, ou1 ~ Extras 3063 to 80 l1ssts 20 L.
s,,is q. glIc %rslsrL ExiIs1 .5d91e. DO FirstS ~
"a, n. HI WssirFa fSITas y dISrs do Frst- lVGS6c
C-,Sss sTMi Asn >@k f-AsJ' AV-"4' az W. 'l-D~
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SALES PROM PIG O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS, .
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 1872. 4.


As drowning men grasp at straws, so to-day ana
the various "bull" cliques in the stock market
geedily seize upon the speck Of which was iDd-
Gated 10 The early European dispatches as reason
for advancing prices. Again the Secretary of the
Treasury was made TO say that he anticipates no
further deposits legal tenders for the payment OF
national bank currency, but considers it probable
that the 500 COO 900 held will be withdrawn and
she new Ala per cent bonds be deposited in their
place. The object of circulating such a report In tho
ttock market becomes apparent upon the application
81 the law to the case The legal tenders already
deposited cannot DO withdrawn, but now 4l2 per
tent bonds may be deposited to any amount for new
SPECULATION. which would require the redemption Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

$12,37G II for the corresponding week in 1876,
1884 o. The Trinidad Extension earned for the
fourth week in August, SJ.75s 80.
The earnings of tue Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company for the first week in September weIc:
1870. .sel C6j u 1916. 2G2 % 462 50
The Western Union Telegraph Company has de-
elarod quarterly dividend Of 1l2 per cent, PAYABLE
at the office Of the Treasurer and after Oct &c to
shareholders of record on Sept. 20.
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company
has declared a dividend of two per cent, payable
Oct 16at the Office of Mcssrs. NJ X Jesup & Co.
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The closing rates for foreign exchange are as TO

There is no change in the local money market,
and demand loans arc made at 20ll9 per cent on
pledge of mixed collateral Discount is 400.
The United States Treasurer to-day received
$4,000 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts at Washington to-day were
$3.50 900. The Internal Revenue receipts footed up
$3.50 600. The following is the Clearinghouse
abatement to-day: Currency exchanges, YoI, 2o3'-
1874; currency balances, $3,44O,6sS; gold ex-
changes, So, 100000; gold balances $'T'Zoo'
Government bonds were moderately active ana a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
NEW CENTRAL R. R. BONDS.

The recent decline in the prices of the bonds
OF the Central Railroad OF New-Jerscy suggests the
thought that the bankruptcy Of individual offers no
reason why mortgage Ids real estate should be de
preciatcd hawked about for sale. The ombarrass-
mens of tins company arise not from its inability pay
interest on it's first liens but from its outside entange-
ments and guarantees. The security of the following
bonds appears 10 be ample in Of actual bank
ruptcy:
First mortgage bonds $4,000, 900
gage bonds 10000, 600