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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12
Flint l. Pere Marquette R. R,

The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
to and from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cincin-
natl, Saginaw and Bay City.
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Alpena daily, except sunday, by Alpena
and Day City line of stages at 100 d. IN.
BAT CITY,.
Leave. Arrive.
Detroit Express, '00am $40 m
Detroit & Toledo mail, 10 20 m 00p IN
express, l3Opm l005p IN
Night express, $40 m us an
TOLEDO.
Leave. Arrive.
Express, l2l5pm elopm
Night express, s2opm VIA m
Leave. Arrive.
Bay City &,Ludin1eton mail, soosm Goa m
Detroit & Bay City express, oop m 10 30 m
Night express, 1920 p 10 a m
LUDISoroS,
Leave. Arrive
Detroit & Pay City mail, 4ooam l20opm
Night express. III 3Oam w q m
Sleeping coaches on night srains,
For Further particulars see sitsli bills.
All trains run by Detroit time.
SANFORD KELLER, Assistant Sup't
p. NouRsE, General Ticket Agent.
A. f. FLETCHER,
General Ticket Agent, Alpena, Mich
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

Every lumberman in the country
is praying for more snow.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12
VICK'S
Flower G. Vegetable Seeds

are the best the world produces. They are plant
ed by a million people in America, and the result
is, beautiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables. A
Priced Catalogue sent free TO all who enclose the
postage-a two cent stamp.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

- ETTLE.-All parties indebted by account to
DE. +. Biewend requested to call at the Office
of v. c. Burnham, and settle ut once, and save
trouble and further expense. 22s-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

vJNO RENr.-Iwo coed residences ON the bay
i shore to rent Enquire OF T.. ). Markham,
at the Post Office, OF of Z. N. Cornell, County
Clerk l0S
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

NARM FOR SALE.--40 acres, 80 acres, 100
IT >rcs or lG0 acres Just rs the purchaser wishes.
Half q. 'wn in cash or its equivalent, balance on
time. j. ms the city limits.
2l6mJ Enquire at this Office
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

YINO RENT-A good BUSH ess building, ready
i supplied with counters an shelves, on CHS
holm street, to rent at reasonable rates. Enquire
of n IAIONDE FOG
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

UTANTED.-An the Girls and Boy in the city
w to call at Crowell & Godfrey's 10 yet pair
of shoes for almost nothing. Ill
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

ENoR sALE.-se5O will buy house and lot in
II the Third ward. Apply for particulars at the
ARGUS Office. 223
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

DAW FURS AND SKINS &c. N. Black
hburn will now be found at his store, next to
Monaghans, where he Is prepared ut all times TO
pay cash for furs and skins. 2l7
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FIR, NJ
"A Courts of different States for desertion, &, &.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
igranted. Address, M. HOUSE, Attorney, 1874
broadway, New York. 1893
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in want Of some oEe TO
4 to do their leaning, water-hauling, plowing,
etc., will save money and trouble by calling on
l9t VS.. FURNISH.
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at the ARGUS office.
Good envelopes at 10, l2, and 10 cents
per package ut the ARGUS Office.
First quality note paper at IS, 10 and
20 cents per quire ut the ARGUS Office.
Faber lea,l pencils Cor 8 cents eachI OF
30 cents per dozen, ut the ARGUS Office.
Snow, snow! We want snow.
Another freeze up last Sunday
night.
The Board of Education meets
this evening.
Common Council meeting next
Monday night.
Pioneer meeting at the Council
room this evening.
Every lumberman in the country
is praying for more snow.
The Board of Supervisors were
in session Monday and yesterday.
1t is no uncommon thing to hear
of a fight among the soiled "doves.'
Smallpox has made its appear
ance in Pressure Isle county, in one
family.
A daughter at the residence Of
Rev. w. w. Rafter. Sunday
morning.
The past two days the weather
has been splendid for diminishing
wood piles.
There being no snow, the cedar
post business is not very brisk yet
this winter.
Special attention Is called to the
advertisement Of d. Rodman, or
the first page.
------------------
Mclaughlin won the wrestling
match i'm Detroit last week, and
pocketed aboat $4,000.
Skating is now in order, 80 get
cut your skates, and have them
put in trim for business.
There is little or no apprehen-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12
independent Order of Good
TemplarS.

The regular meetings OF AlpenI Lodge No. 715
l. o. q. T.. are held at their Hall, in Potter's
Block, on Friday evening of each week, at seven
o'clock sharp.
Hrau Mosnoy. w. r.. s. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

Besides tbs tie Central has floating det OF S94l 600,
and is indOrser the Lcbigh and Wikesbarre Com
panys notes for 81 600 00 and has also loaned large
amounts OF Lehgh and wesbaIre bonds 70 be used
collateral for 50 900 eco, other Indebtedness Of
the latter company. Finally the report states that Ia
order 10 afford relief from this indebtedness the Central
Railroad Company have made mOrtgage FOR $500000O.
covering their entire property, subject to the ben of the
existing mortgages. amounting 10 $25,000.0 600, and
further 10 the said S50O0000 have hypothecaed
900 OF the stock Of the Long Branch Rar0ad Com
pany $s0o000 Of tho stock OF the High Bridge Railroad
Company 600 OF the of the Longwood Valley
Railroad Company ton thcse roads there ncaIn-
hTaDce and stock only been ssued to represent the
money actually paid in the construction OF the roads,
and further security have hypothecated 100000 OF
the Of the American Dock and Improvement Com
panywhich property, estimated, has cost the Cen
tral RAILROAD Company 100000 and is subject
lien of 50 100000 ais, of the stock of the
Lehgh and wikesbsrre Coa Company, suhcctto telens
hereinbefore satedas security that the value of the
said stock win impaired by the creation OF inde
edness by liens being placed the property the stock
will he delivered to the trustees named in the mortgage
simultaneously with the mortgage and a stil further
security for the said loan the mortgage covers seven
ferryooats, subject to the lien Of the first mortgage
which boats are estimated worth In the aggregate
100000 The bonds representing this loan Of 900 600
the company propose to use In relief of It's present and
future requirements.
Whether no what is here proposed in the way OF
security for the 50 bonds done in tho
face Of the made in the consolidated mort
gage Is question TO be settled by the attorneys Of the
company ard OF the trustees of that mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

hnder is always followed by Others tho New York Cen
tf followed its first hy vany snpposing that III
crease % freight moved would remedy the nisako with
ont reference 10 the price received for the wOTs. 80
that eoiBlmly started tho &c prices giving
them about 4 mills per teh per mile for doug
what cOSG item, ahgvc SHOWN IN 1879 Dllll3
per ton per mile The financial position tic New-York
Central placed In by a. Is double olnler Ia That its
receipts have 90 stand tie uacaeuT and nnnees
sary charges Of ~ the interest $So000J0 t2) the
expense OF keeping order aud repair the two additional
tracks Oh s whole line frOin Albany Baalt; and 90
the loss en- the competitive traffic done on the lane, which,
III 1876 must be very heavy. surely with proper view
OF this track business NJ s:cn 10 fault IN referring
10 IT, There are other equally statements mac1
by Mr. Hatch but have tor further notice II
then. if heis really much interested, he Should be-
IN tine restoration OF fair rates, and that stop should
be put 20 Ibis outrageous trfin2 with tile property OF
thousands OF people and the interests OF tie country let
him bring To bear upon Mr.. Vanderbilt proper public
OPINION aud II the Ncw-YOrk Central Company viii
restore the rates to fair nes the Eric Pennsylvania
and the Baltimore end jio viii not Be slow IN following
and the vsuabe property OF all the companies hc saved
from great injury. BY thus showing low entirely the
commencement OF this duo 10 l., lson ana
now its continuance Is gtlll dependent That Individual
II Is 60 be hoped tee public viii carefully cOnsicr what
should be done to prevent hereafter urrcuce OF
smilir folly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Thc Mark Lane Eypress,
in its weekly review OF the British trade during the
past week. says:
out the United Kingdom during the pgst week. Ia the
northern districts wheat carrying has been much inter
Iled WIN by heavy rains In the south me crops Eere
should the rain continue n is feared that barley VIII
suffer in color aud conditon as in many localities the
fields yet uncleared All root Lave undergone
great Improvement Although fears expressed az
QUE time that the wheat crop would not exceed that OF
1870 this opinion Is not supported by the facts Barley
universally disappointing. Beans and peas have
yielded fairly. particularly the latter There seems
81 I've for believing that prices have touched
the lowest point without very marked increase i'll the
sprung up and a decidedly healthier tone has pervaded
the trade. Wheat has realized advance OF from Que to
two slncs perVEa-tcri the principal country markets.
and in London, In spite OF the continued heavy supplies
nom abrOau occasional advance Of shilling per
quarter has also obtauabe. This improvements
fears due IN the fact that miefS have been holding
that such ancip8tiOs not lhely to be realized they
eager tn supply their wants before prices evnce
marketed very sparngy. This throws more OF the The
mand on foreign produce vi HIGH would doubtless nave
advanced in positive manner did not large AZ
rivals and full gTanar,es exercise depressing power
upon prices. The trade may ind support IN the
position OF political Affairs but at TINS moment the gIu
ted condition Of tine grancs checks any material 40
Msise although st IN large supply meets WIN
a steady deinand. and with sh1T crop Of straw and
dear hay the consumption of for feeding purposes
has increased enormously The quantity OF wheat a0at
Ii considerably smaller than it tins time as year
The falling of IL mainly due to the decrease OF
shipncnta from the Atlantic ports. The reports OF
American and Southern Russian crops appear to be de-
Lsvo been bate. In the foHting cargo trade the az
rivals at ports OF call Davc been very small. Business
has progressed steadily at tie late prices while au occ
siona advance has been established on white deseflp
timg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
r.YrpapnAN NfADv-Es.v-

LIVERPOOL sept 1l-l2:9O p. mCoron is steady: Mid
ding Upauds, 6Isd; Mii0u. oJeans 6isd safes, 1900
bales including 1000 for spcculu0u and export receipts
10 300 bales which 300 American, futures lszd
ch,pUer; sales Of Mitling Upands, Low Mdding clause
September October delivery, at 3D. do do October and
November delivery al Olsld sales OF MGdng Upland Low
Miug clause shipped september and October ter sail! at
GlIsd o. go, =, - ~,
best grades OF Americsa Iar, 6li q cwt for American
PORK y mi Tor Prime Mess. TalOw 42O y cwt sales
OF NiIiTs Cotton Low Addl clause September
am OcfobtI delivery Jsa; do do, November aud December
delivery Gad. OF the sales today 400 bales were
IWEeP0uL sept 1850 p m.sales OF Nnddling Uplauds
Cotton Low Mldi4ng clause November and December dely
LEaPO0 Sept. ll5 p m.-Cott0n futures steady. Lard,
81 & cwt for American Bacon i6 cwt for Snort Clear
LvEaPool, Sent Il-e p. m.-Refned Petroleum l9d. p
gallon. spirits OF Petroleum, llel2d v gallon Common
llosin. 81. spirits IuIpentine p Z cWt %.
LONDON, Sept. lll23O D. H. Ere Railway shares S'si
do. Preferred, IL
i0SpON Sept i-l:3O D. m.-Pars ayices quote hye per
cent Rcntes dt 1864 &c. for the account
LONDON. 1880 T. m.The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank OF England on balance tOdsyis 4Ii,0lO.
IoNpON. Sept. IL p. m.-U. = bonds, ls65s, old,
1868 1882 Paris avoes quote hvs per cent ientes
at 1861. % for the account. -, -.
LONDON, sept. ll-3 y. m.-IGilOW, Az q oWL SpluS
Tmpeatnc, q = ewL -, 90,
PARIS sept ll.-EXehangs on London, ZOL 2ic for short
sight -, -, -
many decreased 9JS7OOO mark5 during the past week
ASTwERP sept I-Petroleun closed buOYant at 53i. for
pale American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
noMEsTIC MARKETS.

BrFTuo, sept ll,mLako rseepts-corn 10000 b1sh.
Oats 23,002 BUSH; Wueat 3I4iO bush. railroad re.
eep;s tloqr 10000 bills Wheat, s7Oc0 bush. cgI dn,
bush. Rye, 1900 bush. Shipments BY canal to tide
wlcr-CGrn lO7, 100 bush: Wheat, 10000 bushi Rye,
1870 bush iptOr points, COru, $500 bush Wheat 700
bush. Railroad shpments-Four so bills, Wheat $4,000
bush.; ~ 90 bush; Oats $4,000 BUSH; Barley, 400
bush; Rye 400 bush Flour Brn demand good sales OF
200 bbia unchanged rates. Wheat supply light ntte
demands al,s zoo bush White Michigan ~ 81 21 90
bush Northwestern, sample, II H. COrn-GOOd demand,
tcndng inward sales early 1900 bush. No az late
900 bush DO r.; 900 bush. sample, az 5Oc; No. bid
5l4u holding a. tc Oats stronger TAR demand sails
doing; sales, 300 bush. Western at Zoe harley inactive
sees-PTiCt unchanged timothy in good demand; hght IN.
qry clover Pork and Lard IN good demand prices
unchanged. Hghwiucs City make quoted az IL II slight
mGuiry. Canal Freighs unchanged holding nIm ny
ii356 BUSH Oats, 2iS2 BUSH Rye tlg BUSH Malt t59ss
In. AaOIt Erie and OswegO Cauals-WheaL 1869
hush Com, l27S 8Ol bush; Rye, 81 ,931 bush.
CHICAGO sept ll.-FlOur hrn and unchanged Wheat
active r, and higher but unsettled No Chicago spring
81 O2S bid September u O0A october; Nos Chicago
Spring a0S Rejected 7-c Corn III active deiI ahu
higher No. at - 7se. cash; 44Stc. September ~
October; Rejected, 43c, active firm, aud higher NO y
"a sd3iSc cash S3stc oooher Rejected 2st s2s &c ~
fair demand and hieher at % Barley larry set We %
HIGHER g cash "a & setsser rosF
higher si7 o. easa q ociooer tae az Sns 40 ~
strong and higher $40 CO. eah $40 10 ocsSDefi "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
Cotton MARKETS.

EEw.ORLFASs sept Il.-Cotton steady; good demands
SIddltng 1875; MidGug O2c Cord Ordinary, 3ssc
receipts zt66 bales gross 2Sg2 bales e1Poris 20
the Continent 30 bales; sales lUo0 bales stock 3l019
MOBILE sept ll-COttOn unchanged MidhDg. l0@aei Low
MAlns, los Good Ordinary, Sec; net receipts Is6
7c6 bales exports eoastH1 5e balesi saeS
SOL bales: stock, 5,43I bales.
sAyANyGB sept lI-o,lon quiet; MntliDg l0Iac.; Low
Msdlins. &c Cool orlinary, ooe; net recegts = 80
baIos gross 1dT6 bales exports cOastise, 1920 bae
sales B23 bales stock 1859 balss
NKnPls sent i.Coiion steady MSdng, Id; reeeipis
265 baes shipments, 03 bales; saea $50 oGes; stocE
'tJScSSATL sent ll-Cotton Sim MiddhDg HE; Low
Madlng lose. Good Culinary 9@ic.; receipts. baIesi
gross "a tales shipments 1876 baics; stock o. - bales
81. LOUIS. sept lL-Cotcn ioNer; atdlBg lose low
shipments 333 bales: stock. lJz4 bales,
GALVESTON, Sept ll.l0tOn quiet MiddJng 10 &c Low
aliliig. josc. Good Ordinary BIC ret reeei5ls 22I1
bales gross 2217 baos exports coastwise, 3OGS bales
g12 haes stock, 10 26S ozlus
BALroRE Sept. ll-COtlSn quiet Mi9d!sne lll2c. Low
Mld,ns. lOs;c Good Ordinary, loo gross rrre.pts -
bales CastWlse 10 bales saies ITO bais lDeis
30 bales; stock, 129 bales. -,
bosIoN sept Ii.-Coton sieedy Alldling. l2hc; Low
Mddins, Sc Good Ordinary, LOBE gross receipts lO1
bales: stock. 1850 bales.
pau apUi PlIA sept nCotrOn qHier: Aiddlinc. II 1c
MAing, lie; Cool Ordinary l04e net receipts 100
bales gross. 30 bales.
aORFOLR. sept ll.-Cotton quiet; HNding, llse: het
receipts 49, baies exports ecastWise, "a 5aies ees 20
WuMrNGr0S SEPT. ll-Cotton unchanged; MfdlinE.
lO7s; low Middng. ice: Good Ordinary, 81 D9c: net ~
eers 47 sacs EXPORTS coastgise 40s bales stock, 26
IrcvsrA sept II-coiton IN good densnd diaGling.
iOLc Low Midllins. l0ilci Good Ordinary 5ieci re-
ceDts. lrlies: slles go bales
tIIARIrsIfY sept Il.-Cottn steady fair demand Nd
dinr IIc Low Sddiag, 109c Good ori1aFy, gAe-; net
rccci1 10 aies exports ooSstwise t bales Sales 900
LoiIsyIf1P sept it-Cotton quiet; AIiadlBs, lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

100000. Ibe following is the Clearing-h onse
abatement to-day: Currency exchanges, $8e,5os,-
6b7: currency balances, $2,lS4,3S7; gold ex-
changes. 81 ,325 S93; gold balances, 81, 691076
There was nothing doing ~ tho market for United
states bonds to-day requiring comment, the move
,nent being very light but with prices in an upward
Jirection. 1hosc werc sales of REGISTERED 5-2Os of
1895 new {" Andys'l al l13ls; ditto coupon at
11aSe and coupon 5-2Os Of 1867 at 1lc3s. The FOL
lowine are the closing street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

all Iulk seas gn and ohangea WHISKY = Ss
srose ess e d SesI SS I oc s1sS s ~
5000 bush Rye 1000 b1rh. Barley. q 600 bash fha
ssaocO 5 osSs o 90 s Rye SSS Ss ssrrs
4oco Dash; AZ Inc af!srno?n cal Of The board: Whea
CTS e hiieT FORK sai0c igSer; Gar lover $500
S S 1sl9's sg 90 steady aS frn Family SO
rs ehr,t steady 2: 9oSsi o. Corn aaer q 4s =, :.
Sc Pork irog ad higher a. 81! 5OSsl. To- la5d ns1
Buk Meets n ioit demand s9d h!s,,I shoulders 7S5cs
6esr ie sides ousds r. greS asea & the soss
hghe- Sscedes zJae; Gear 30 Sues So 70; cleaI
essllse: q o. Butter quiet but 5ioIes WssIe;e
siec Hogs active nm and higher; Ro,sh s59s5 rs Com.
Ligt . 49axs ~ Fs.rto Cool sgal 8 s;ss6 2S'
anyAuHEE sert dl.-Foar qg s,s held hs%ly WEE
DO, 81 c5sI october ii 65S rossa6sT, 81 oSI so
Do 90 Corn n fair % Gem no Az os . n
rni no spriue, &c. cash OF sep;f@bsr sSe 9etoeer
70 osweso 5ic Receipts 4;edO hbls foaT seea0 bash.
Wheat sailahents-0 zoo bels tonr SO 0os b'sl Wheat
Rednsa, 3 sep cIeyersssd os Tnois so
s sfs'i.s eg Ss1f Es soE no s "sssoa a%
old o TSSs OF i6s e f - 1sa I've
FlOur = - %sst IL limited desssd 9si
q 2o@s e2 rye ssssss Corn TIE yellow seSS5 ,;
h1 good asa 0I So % o sg
Wcsts r. RusI e9Rtianss steady Nssyszk and
western Extras 55s97s 40 Frsrs szsc. ioIs-west
1 F Fancy sSI 81 DO E %ss: as Egg
SSS' and seSsss do g Jos D
Flour $50 6hs Wheat 30 bush Corn CO 100 susa
bbls.; Corn. 53,D39 bush.
LOUIE sept 1iFlour steady with fair demand for
Sound Low and MedlHn Extras. Wheat active Erraf No
Red Fs 81 ~ cash q aS ostoses No ao 81 ose
II 9sails November 39s4c al TIM year Oats active f8
october. hye-5sey bid. cash. and September Barey hIm
better dcmspd Nebraska. 60dSjc; MinEesofg, OOa93c
WHISKY sal -dy 81 0S strong at SIS. Dard-sumnIcr
Steam c f3ulS Heats nominaly higher with in
cuir but no Transactions Ei0udore Ike Clear Rib aud
C1ear 9he9Ssc Bareu strong Shoulders &C.; CeaI
Rib sad Char Sizes, lO1lOi3c = 80
TOLEDO Sept Il.-Fiour steady Wheat strong No MLite
Wabash. 81 20 No. White Michigan, 81 IL NO. North
West ~ 20; Amber Aiahga1, spot and eptembel, ~ l1i
October. I7ia buyer, October, 81 ~ no; Amber
Michigan ~ OBJ No Red Winter 81 l5Is DO, Dayton
and Michigan. 81 %; No Red, 81 09i Old 90, {! O2i
Rejected Ka Old No. Amber INnoif, ~ 10 Corn.
irfa low Mixed ssc.: No White 4Sc; No Srsd AZ NC;
Damaged 40 10 oats arm No 2 80 nc 80 White, S8ei
81 Rejected, 30l2e. ksSeipts-
Flour sos bai. Wheat 5000 bnsh; Corn, . 900 bush:
oats 10000 ShPnents-Flous, 600 Dbs Wheat " 900
BUSH Corn, $4,000 bush; oats, $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
s9.l0l Inc. s341.0ls
A sTATEMENT BY NEw.JERsEY cENrRAL.

A STATEMENT BY NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL.
In consequence of " the persistent misrepTe-
sehl;0as and sensational ruInors which have been SO
busily circulated concerning tie condition Of the COM
pany" the NewJcrsey Central Railroad has issued re-
port condition. Nearing date sept by which
Il appears that since JAM SIS capital stock Las been IN
creased $4,000 % coo GOO by the conversion Of
convertible bonds, which thus reduced from 81
A75 600 to S4sO0OO0. The consolidated bonds are mp
10 SI4l5o,O0O, against Sl1,oOc000, 40 increase
Of S315OO0O, the proceeds OF which arc not Sc
counted for except in reduction Of accounts
payable from. % l92,lS2 80 $94l coo, the net re-
ducton being ~ ,551, jag. and increase IN
aSsets consisting OF construction, equipment, &c..
amounting 10 1871 GOO Tbe each and accounts fecey
able Of Jau l. reported az S4s47sO0O have dwindled
down % cash Oh hand $4,000 but the remainder are
probably represented by 100000 increased holdings
Of the stock Of tie American Dock ard Improvement
Company, that having been capitalized to represent
advances made, and BY other items as follows:
Lehigh Coal and Nav Co.. construction accounts 1000
Central SowJefsey Lana Improvement Co 70300o
American Dock and improvement Company. " 4CnnOV
6uD0y assets 2OlvtV
Casi IFo'VVV
The vaae OF which the public must estimate for them
selves. Concerning the American Dock and Improve
mect Company the report SAYS "The compoiv has ~
sued bonds othe amount Of S3OO0OOV, guaranteed ny
the Genital and entitled tie security Of any mortgage
gwen On the property Tie saptil stock row $1,000
OC0 as 100000 Of adyaEces for improvements nave
been recently capitalized There is balance Of $500
coo dae The Central account There Is no otnsf
Indebtedness. The anloaBt expended by tho Cen
trial upon this property including wharYes, Dmk
heads aing, &C., Will probably amount 70 S8Oo0O00'
II is difficult 20 estiniate fhe vainc Of the prop
cry but very great and II is the only uuoecpled
water trent near jersey City. Though mneh Of the
property msy remain uRingroved for seme time. ts
value the future assuIee@ II seems that the Long
Branch Railroad Is Independents organization leased
BY The Central Company att per Ueit per ano ON ITS
stock but mat all buf a 500 sharesl $4,000 Ia owned
b ne company so that the rental paid by the Central
yirinaIiy bl 81 1852, n the road suceeeas ~ paying ex-
Isases ghe last ANIMAL report OF the Central nolnasd
tae earnings line, but made NO mention ~ pay
mems for 70 up tho liabilities OF tie Cobra
Jaiifs.a era "a fofjoyre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
THE MARKETS.
tcaromily reported for rHH rEiBgxsI
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
- rs#-x. Ut vug Y9fFxtvFg
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Per NORTH E,rer, Pcssets, ant Rataforts.


MONnAY. RCpt. II, 1876.
AsHEs-There only SHla business and ariees arc
nouinri ~ unCnHnFrd Pots qu1ef ~ CO. arc thl7 ~
CDFFEEIncre MI a'ivaHc' 81 &C. goI y =! on 100
Of aiflS
O0ga 6lgs sx J. ~ Wslser. tss1 iSc, god and sSuo
bags c pntSie terms as 200 bags az BAIL
pfe ~ FTauces Iae private teasi th1 All lr range
10 dlgssc, Rod stock VI az ports toush asSO osfs
z8a3g OF Which are here Mix eiades sete que anu w.
beti c'L al, . 49,. u.
1DIIDSIhs demand has been good for both export ara
consumption, Uut tIe free respts az the pfs au1 te d
BAT part AZ y
~ go a low ates ., $50 bales of which l'hO
for port aud l,Ci Cor consumption Most Of the bdsnes
SATURDAY Afternoon eNisrd duotauons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
There were no sales of City Bank stocks, and the
holdings were not very spirited The following are
tho quotations /:

Railrosd bonds were more active aud business
was better distributed. The most conspicuous
featnres were the New-Jersey CentrslS, oonveTti-
bles declining from 20 10 IT, new 6rsts touching
1915: eonsols selling ut 90. The seconds of Morris
and Essex sold at 100. and II of 1871 at 104.
Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible IS were steady
OF 70 Harlem firsts selling at 100 ST. Paul trsts,
La Crosse division, were easier at 1918, Chicago
and North Western gold eOnsols heing washed UP to
80. exciting no little coinmcut Llte sales were al
9412. Paei6cs were firm and in fair demand, Rock
bland rs selling at no. The following were the