, 1876-10-10
Less Pressing Demand from the
Country for Currency.
The Loan Market Well Sustained
--Clcnrings, @4,4OO,OOO.
The Produce Markets Rather 6low.--
Provisions Dull and Steady.
Continued Weakness In Wheat
--Corn and Oats Tame.
Traights Eirn1er, With Small Ship
ping Movement.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
The day was moderately brisk ona in financial
circles. There was soma falling of IN tile orders
from the country for currency, hnt the aggregate
was still heavy. The loan market was cnllvcned
by something OF an increase in tho applications tof
accommodation. Thcsc WIN considerable now busl.
Hcss 10 bo attributed. rot to tho need for ndrsnccs
to make good the deficit in country collections but
to seylvlng trade and the opening Of new oppoF"
tuntics for tho nao Of money. The packers arc be-
ginning to ocr their paper and there III como addI.
tlonAl borrowing by Tho Board .Tradu recipients
Of shipments OF grain. Tho country demand was
satsong, and still constitutes tho largest elngLe Gle.
mcnt In tho business Of tho dtaeount market.
natos OF dfscount were BGDl0 per cent TO regular
cuatomors. Tho best outslde borrowers cau oh.
tain favors at concessions on shesn rates. Du1)ness
chAracturlzes operations nf tho atfcct. Rates
arc tho samu a. among the banks.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
e3c per 81, GOO discount
The clcaringa wero "a, 400, 900.
LIVELY DAY ON TTIH NEW TONE sTocK B5-
CHANCE.
The immense numher Of 800, COO shares were
sold lnat Thursday ou the Now York Btack Ell.
change. This fs said 10 bo tho beavlcst business
ever done there In one day. md 70 have cndod In
severe punishment to Tho bear clique.
THE DECLINE IN GOLD.
The New York Daily Bulletin, Of Saturday, says
that On Friday, In the gold market, there was
lowof Premium for tho reason thntit Ia now known
that tho Syndicate settlements hereafter with the
Treasury will not Involve tho transfer ot gold from
thu banks, and further beeause tho Rothschalda
have ordered ano.her call OF SO, coo, 600 6-c0 q
ror cent bonds. This makes total Of $50, 600, 600
9 per cent bonds Called It - now beyond qucs.
tton that at least $50 600, 600 Of the now ~ per
cent bonds hare been subscribed.
sApETE OF RHdIsTEnEp BONDS,
There Is mi important qualification 10 be mads OF
tho general idca that rcglatcrcd bonds nrc safer
thon coupon bonds, because title does not In the
caso OF tho latter, rass with possession. The
weight OF opinion Ia now TINT tho oae security IL
hut lttlo moro sccuro than tho other. Transfer
Or payment Of stolou coupon bonds can be stopped,
but II they arc bought by nn innocent purchaser
tho lattcr holds them as ngainAt tho owner. That,
At least is tho opinlonof the Joarnoi Of Commerce,
high authority on suck moot questions. 1t says:
= rsElssrea ss5t,acass Il blsnk with te
sa ~ IL naRpaa
Of N innocent purchaser would be g1od against the
FEMININE sToCK srEcuLAToRs IN aAN FRAN
CISCO
On tho 26th OF September there weFo flied In San
Francisco, according 10 tho Erentng Iost Of that
city, the articles Of Incorporation OF tho Womcns
Mining 11ureau. Tia Directors will be Meslamca
NJ. D. Kellogg, II. N. Cook. II. g. Kinyon, &.
Swift, md c. ]. Stevens. 1ta object embraces tho
manipulation Of money ns capital In almost every
varioty OF way; but principally In buying, selling,
End loan!ng OF money on mining stocks. All Of
the women whoac names appear ns Directors arc
we'll known as succeasfa] operators in thoac OK
lfemely sllprory things stocks, and. 10 all fro
aucntcrs OF California street, Mrs. Swift Ia partlc
ularly well known, and moro than ono broker will
lcalfy 70 her astnscucss In avoiding tho many pit
hlle and snares 80 thicky bescttng the spcCulator
IN sccurlties That tho ladies' Of Ban Francisco,
from maid TO matron, do and will:dahllc In stock4
y Most certain. a rough estimate puts tho nun.
bcr OF women operators mp in the thonsands tho
greatcr portion Of Wh0m nto respectable.
OF THINGS NOT sEEa.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger cannot discover
In Philadelphia tho revival of commercial aud mie-
eellancous intcreats at which 90 much has been
la!d elsewhere. II remarks:
m! Notwithstanding VIC read elmost daily encouraging
= e e as shai
6:5 q hs tYh of S
tppaIvqt. The Gooj tlme We ihink. tiSss mainly
h s1,i osT hocss ~ my b: 4 % .:ys
il SasIness W: bns esrt 81 81 tS as
s4 srssy ss nS Srs Y ssa
,ss rrs !cs' nnssd 'trpns + Isk IND oiss
sx 5sSy 'tSsss $Saes ssa.'ass. s esa;
es e St % 81:
TIVE NisN In sl1vEn.
1t Ia reported that tho Government Ia buying sil.
vcr at New York; bankers who supply the Govern.
mont have paid other holdors Of no silvcs as high
~ 81 JAZZ per ounce. I, 600 lnc. This is good
lcul abovn tho equivalent here Of tho London
price. 1nd|h council bills 10 The value OF EGO, 900
were allotted on "Wednesday in London at q dc.
cline Of about J.10a. per rupee on last weeks
rates, and ailqeF closed IN London at ed pcf
ounce, English standard. With demand sterling
NJ 484, tho equivalent hcro Of 5nd Ia 81. 1.13-or.
lcas expenses. u. l2H. At$1. 12M the gold vnlue
Of the srado dollar Is 49, 60 cents; tho gold value
Of tic old silver dollar would be 81 Dl The gold or
bullion value OF two halves four auartcs,, or ten
dimes, would DO 81.37.
EXTRAORDINARY COINAGE or THE SAN FRAN
CISCO MINT.
Tho coinage At tho San francisco mint Inst
month conslsted Of sa co., 600 In gold and 81, 600.
600 in silver. The delivery OF coin for Tho last
day os the month IL reported 1t 81, 120. 900 Ia
double eagles and $685. 600 IN silver, or 4ees, 0oo
in e1cess Of any proyous days delivery. Tic
descriptions coined for tho month compare Is fol.
lows with tho sumo month last ycars
x,Stptea.aer. 1878. 1915.
1tai 'Cn&!cs XatNW
Sua!le!.fARlos s........,,,...,.. ~. pG
stNu'auH.tn. 43,NU aNNh
i}1,h1r-dnra s'''''''"''''"*' ';;s;;:n, ';;:;::, 25"oe
O.1ocs''.".....+. ......,"......,, GAUD ~, 0H
Totals, ,u0o xt,0o0, w
The coinage for tbs dtst quarter Of the current
A~x.