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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
COTTON MARKETS.

BOTTOM Sept IiCottOn steady hnddling II '2c; Low
hJdng IL i4c. Good Ordinary lO'ac net receipts, AZ
baIes; gross receipts 10 b,oS stock. 23tO Dlts
BAiTiSORE, sept li,-COs0n quiet hiGdlng ll'ti Low
MiIdug 10 &c. Good O:,lnary, ESQ &C.; gross re
cents - Dat receipts, bates exports eoastWS ~
bales; sales Uaes spuers % Oales stock So9 aies
SAVANNAH Sept. ll.CUuOn qui,t aAd hrln mlt@lilhg
lOLc Low MiddDg 9so Good Ordinary, $50 net Tecelg
i413 bales oxpOrts, cOastHis 1860 bales saies llSl
MEris sept 4-Coton quiet and steady Middling, llc
recepI. ll6 bates shipments 10 baes sa'es ZOO pa4ss
PM, SpElPiIII sept l4-Coon dull Mddng, IL
Law Mdding lie: Good Ordinary, lOhe.; gross receipts
LOO bales. - -.
low er Alilding, loiac. Low Middhng lOhc Coca or'
dinary gLor,; receipts. 5j4 Jales; stes, 2OS Oles -
CUlRLFSrON Sept. liJOttun Sttafy good demand Au'
ing 9lO7sc Low Mddlng, 1880 07o; Good ordinary
SD baS exports, GOaslWlse BOO Oaos'
s,iss 800 bales; stock. 1888 bales.
NEwORLRANF, sept. l4.-CJttOn quiet and eay MMdhug'
Ilci iow Middlng O2c. GOOd Ordinary O0sr net TO
clut lois bales: l463 bales exports eoas'"se
NOZZLE sept. l4.-Coton nrm Adding, lOasc; Low MID
ding lot Good Ordinary, 0c net receipts Ioz oatsi
gross 1863 bales; exports coastwise 100 Dalesi SAGA zoO
Oa IayS}oa Sept cotton qulet Midng 1880. Low
Niiing lOltc. GOod OTin Olec mel receipts ls29
exports coastwse, i27 bales sales Lzo1 O@es s'ooN'
IScSSHT sept l4Cotton quiet aidd'ng 1lc low
shiDefs li bales; salrs 1871 bales; stock b969 baes
I,ofilsvITIE sept I4.-C0tIOn quiet, Mlttlng lie,
SoRgOLK Sept lf.-COtton qurtj hddlnfy llSci net
receipts AL aes exports coastwlse 4Of bales saoa 10
bales , sy, Sent steady; Mddng O'ac
Middling Good Ordinary. Oc net receipts, o2 Oaes;
stock, 500 bales ,,, .,,.,,
io5 Low Mddlng, lOl4c Good Ordinary, 2c rteei e.
81 bales; shpmeut 1913 baos saes 20 baless stock L2lO
baea
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casters there WIS fair eusinssI 2 eaSh o5s for s1pS r we
T sGsI7 %5s s sST IS s b ga Family SR az =
$50 b0s Now Mrs. or eoD az ~ l9 1hs sef saS T 20
and for e remainder o. ne year. u 90 h an a, mo
Tr sias is IBIS aess On pr yae Iefms Psa Ness At
ssasfo Extra 90 az sl0asl Pme and India Mess no@
100 S5s Wetgin TIlyais terms !, Gg no at
s9T were Il iiSont mnci tais sales 200
Bellies 10 n aver at l zoo L9e'e F,s So P ss e
shoulders Quoted at sosl,c orcty aid I'D DO Hams at
Shoulders; and i5Si51c for do Hans. Miecl.s were
of r1a c H9Fs active s S szS3sa CLOS s s c
so West boxes st Clear az 9s 600 s sS,S
tie ge ara market quosd e. and boxes DO, Tor
R RsOS Te d 6 Iam4ar f. ca ia 5issse Tor
sSSG s f ced lower Sain and dull sales 1888 @
Prime steam on TIE SPOT Spait ~, he yetssyn a.
SO "a $40 90 cosiaE at 80 7j $500 tcs tr 3etoger
NoyaS6 a. a. $40 i' ESQ le for bSsmSe 50
5SS & a sss Spo dSs iT 5oo q S an Al
~ S2sss g3 sSd g. g 80 ina a. 81 asked @
Novsm6e $40 BID and SO 20 ssssd for te 1 r@a2
80 S2 bid and 50 80 a o. city steam 100 ass s9e
si md 90 an asG A1e sa 90 ies Tor Che ConteSt
$ii s7 and $40 o. Z TOT Deeeuii'r sgs
creamery TS Ps S s. 5s5eioP r choee barry At
sJaS ffr@ns a. s6a25S Tor Far 10 Prince SOa5le
Cor G y P6e s5aa dr coes state welsh tubs al
27c for Far % Prime ana y SOC f1 90 G fi%e
9G@27c for Cboicei Western dikns at l6
q o. for Common 10 PRIME 2 0&2e Tor CDoloti
Western Creamery 2S3lc for Cool 70 lrms ana SaSae
Choice. CEESEBnsiness was not BRISK bnyeH NOT
very vi hrg TO pay TIE adyanced pIee at lacey SIrs my
quotesl FACTORY al SaJyc fD fsir 10 Doi
9hdI2Lc or Coca 20 Cbot I'D stc lor EaaGyG
Dairy ga lie SkimIaed az 5t7c Wes'ern Factory
8G3c Far " Prime; Ole Tor Fine 10 Shoea{ una
ard demand Long Islanf and New Jersey AZ S9az,
Siar AID Pennsy IL 2isd24c Western sc 2l@-Jc
L.e atIer for ChOce. and Canada at &c. e.
RICE wac eet 4aGc. Tor Lou siana he62c Tor Cafe
llrs and 6GjS4c for RangO0n TheIeneN al OF labor d
cuies The yon o. Charleston and the yellow Fever m
Savannah keeping the Carr inc prOUct, ~ tdt e
d. maud Las TO % supplied Toduecd stock OF o aad
IuoJSti1ns TIE LOUIS iaha y
c1niug forward Carolina styles not C0mpranR
arriving parcc placed prninp ~ from wharL SaH d
TO-DAY as 40b bbls. llIaana lneSG
STEA RIN-Mar.ct dun and heavy; sales, W tcs
abOJ Prime q Pc y D.
SUGAR and irregular prices Paw smear has been
active the sales embracing about 400 hs paft Je ior
Centrifugal S5c Nusc0yo; and ljOOD bags MANILA
71sc Quotations toilJws: Cuba, Inferior 10 nlh
7l4dsssc ia r S1tdS'-c. Cool, 9d5hc+ PRIME sg%3N,i
ir 10 Choice Grocery, 9SG9 Ac; Cenlrfugal hhds and
boxes Nos. Ia gt0l0c.i uolssses bhis aud 1oNs -
SIZE; Melana 5a7iiC,; Cayed, boxes d. \ Nos oG "a
aAr 10 do no 10 ~ AK. do do, No4 Is W ~
s,8IUI do. do N0 10 20 ~, lORAl 7se.; DO de- nos
Isl to 20 sal ~; do White lOa9lt c.i Poro tlcn
IIeHnmc PRIME SltS0tfe.; do GrevrTyr fliF
Choice 53s033!c: Brazil u. :. Nos q 10 II s~3'si
Java ID \. 10 % ~ sd4%e. Manila, SuDcriYr ald
~ r. Superior Sa-c. The following Wl show TIE staus
iigll p0giLlun L,is morning.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Is, 1876.

ss 25 good butchers So soas4 IS choice ship
ping, 81 50 good about - 10
RoGs-ReespIs loo; shipments, 500; market opened
and active at about Be. higher for best
cus d So 40GS5 81; fair TO good heavy, 50 1896 7O
ehoioe hacking shipping. 80 l56 q %. -
sBEERec5ipts JOS market quiet steady; sales al So
ass 75.
Fast LIBERTY Penn. Sept. observation-disclosures today
500 10 through and 10 for the yard making
civ OF 400 heat Arrivals nght
business GOING buyers beiag hand Most
Of the stock IL Oeng shipped on yesterdays prices which arc
ruling the market.
HOGsRecepts today 295 head total DAYS 100
head: Yorsers so 300 8 40 Phiad3lphias So d6 Co.
sEEP-Receipts today go head tota Tor three Gays
1920 head selling price. s3 3O055.
IxpANAPOns sept 14-HoGs- Receipts, l40o quoted at
IS SOuS6.
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There is no quotation for time loans. The follow
ing are the rates of exchange On Eew-York in the
cities aforementioned: Savannah, par; Cincinnati,
steady, 90 discount; Hew-0rleans, commercial, par
bank, l4@ss; st. Louis, par to 81 premium;
Charleston, 30 discount q par Chicago 80 discount.
The United States Treasurer to-day received
81, 100000 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts at Washington to-day were
$500 1000. The Internal Revenue receipts footed up
$3.50, 900. The following is the Clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges. S54 1917
3S3; currency balances, $3395,O81; gold ex-
changes, $lO,9l2, 16l gold balances, S2,7lS,383.
Government bonds were quiet aud the market
devoid of any fresh incident feature The trans
actions covered dealings in registered tenforties at
1852 and registered and coupon ives at 1853.
The following were the quotations.:
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept. Ia, 1879.
ASTFS-Thcre quiet and almost wholly nom mar
ket Pots being quoted AZ al reaTs st 6SIc
COEFiE-It Previous quotations, though
quiet; sales trauspred bat In BdnOlu iloO Dass
Auul and LOO YamOy den sou private 4 rus
stock at all por,s this 23339 bags mere,
2lOlo Baltimore ana 800 al Galveston The RIO adylcos
reported market cl0D Wit daily receipts
$50 bags stock sept 10 Of only 10000 bags N
CJf,e rm, Win fair demand Late sal enOrce hOI
mas Java ,52S bags MUFacaiDO 4lO3 bags 8uayf 5%o
Ias sayana J32 bags Coy lou, 80 nag oo idco % b
Jam Yea, vi tan tho range II the annexed quo atin INC
sock Ct Mild Coffee was stated Al 25,2O Dags and is2o6
mats the latt,r Java ana the sOtk tn bags Clug "a
Ct Ion 10 BOD MaCab0, 1852 l. Euayr, ana 1J6 Saya
MIA General QuOtibO foluwb Oniuafy caf8uts,
10 "a Far. n = l15c.i Good, lodlS4c, ffnei 10 =
dlSaC extreme iuT 10 ia 2Oci Java mas ga
re. singapore mats lGlSc; CGion, l6al7c; AaracabO
lOdl7 gc lAguayTa, lGUlI4c; Jamaica tjG lGc haniO
DOMINGO, Is "a &c; Porto icn, lBdl7i2C; Costa lc
l6algt Mexican, lG20l7itc; Manila, 10 Gl6 AueOs
tura, 1Jal7C; Savanna, l50l7hc. Curacao li9dl6ac,
all gold.
CO1TON-There quoabe change m the market ON
The spot which Sas rtegua. ~ tone the 0ettcr ga"ts bes
essed and The lower sttaly IN, 70
eepts tha ports CJlS bales against aO9 bales ts
dan and $3.50 bas dis day last year lCrc were 400
bales delivered CnntTIcts the sales ZOO ts OF
which 5lO List including 40 for export LIS Tor
consumption, sud ITO i0g speculation. Ihcr Wa
veT fair demand fur spinning but tur CNpott trade vas u
uavOraule Liverpool udvces The
weather reports generally a'Oraule The nominal quo
A l
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In city bank shares Bank of Commerce was higher
40 shares selling at II2. The biddiue,s were more
spirited. and as follows;

The railway mortgages were again actively traded
in the issues of the New-Jersey Central system be-
ing again conspicuous. Conyertibles sold ut 7207O
on l207lG7O consols being down 70 so. Lemgh
and Wikesbarre was little iuner at 90. aud sales
OF American Dock and Improvement Company were
reported at 100. There were large reported trans
actions in Chicago and Northwest gold bonds, and
the price was bidup 90 again, with some yielding
at the close. Firsts of NewYork Central fetched
I21, aud ST. PAM frsts, III. Hannibal and 81. Jo
seph convertible SIS advanced TO ~ The Pacitcs
were dull. Morris and Essex seconds sold at par
The following were the bids:
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The weekly meeting Of tie Managers OF the Bank
of England WIS held to-day, but 30 alteration was
made in the minimum rate Of discount, it still re-
naming at 2 per cent, which is yet above the out
door rate for three months bills. The Bank made
Gain IN bu,lion duriag the week of G607,000 the
nronort,on Of reserve to total liabilities being now
627s Der cent. Last week it was 81. The sum OF
R1l5 600 BnIhon went into the Bank ION balance
to-day. This was also the regular fortulghtly
settling day on the London Stock Exchange, but
nothing out of the usual course was reported.
British consols advanced TO 95si09j7s, and United
States bonds were also strong aud higher. ten
forties M 10 1Os; 1878 1891; old 1868 at 1885
opd the new fives, 1878. Erie common rose to
Ga. In Paris the five per cent rentes advanced
from O627l2 TO 1O6.4O The Bank Of France re-
ported a gain for the week Of l,1SG000 francs.
The gold market was duh and operators
beWildered as TO what course to pursue
when the Syndicate operations are so much in the
dark. TIE sales were at 11o0110ls, loans costing
] TO per cent for use. Time loans OF gold are
quoted as follows: 80 days, sle0; 60 days, Sl00Ss
and 90 DAYS or all the year. ss0 q of per cent for
use. The Foreign Exchange market was dull and
steady at quotations the selling rates being on the
basis Of 81 s2lz0$i SO and 81 s4t74 $54i2 to the
for long and short The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $4,000 in coin interest on tbe public debt,
and $4,000 in redemption OF called bonds. The
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared S32 $50, 900; gold balances, 81 ,297,-
500 currency balances, $1.451,720 We annex
principal quotations Of gold:
iSs, i5.sS S seIl,SS SO
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BANKING AND ENANOLAL

THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO.
The success which has attended Che establishment
of a uniform late throughout New England, as Wen
rs an other reductions of rates heretofore MADE ny
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.., juslhes the
following additional step toward uniform taIim,
On and after Monday, sept Is, the tariffs between
tbe nointa mentioned below viii be reduced TO "a
uniform rate as indicated, except that no existing
rate will BE Increased: an
sei Nee,, an Offices in New-York State 400
BslMse1 al eii a,a ~ soc.
Between an offices IN New-England ana oihces I'D 90
New-Jersey and Pcnnsy ANA = -. o00'
between NeS s.l ocS sod ~ PenSsyyana zoe.
besweeg ~, 9,i one s Ih fpSb,lsSeiSiisl 25e.
Between III Offices IN New-Jersey ana culces IN .o
PenHEY lgHiIld..
All rates that are lower than those ABOVE NEIL
toned will be continued in force n,,
The Stock Exchanges in New-YOrk ana Fhliaoel-
phia have recently recognized our progress ana uie
service we have rendered them and the pnDllc ~, IA
securing greatly reduced rates of teiegfaphing ~
coneentng 30 our occupancy Of their places OF bus
ness with such facilities eIable us TO insure great
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Business CHANCES.

A USTRALIA AGENCIES.-B. o. H0ltermann
~ OF b. O. H. & Co.. sydney, Australia sfll Undertake
agencies asOaab for the AdsCr4al louics p
denalr Communications up % Oct o. As4s1d
House, 4th-ave. 4th-sL, NJ Y, OF Mr. WILLINGLY 500
Broadst, Philadelphia
AyANTED-PARTNER TO do general Office
w work with capital OF $4,000 to s20000 salary for
services aud interest guaranteed 20 invest rapidly goV-
log, established manufacturing business. Address
DRAWER 1885, Burlington, Iowa.
A0n 0NO TO $50, OOO-WANTED, SPE-
p %U,OUO cIAL or eESERRAI rARTHGE 81, the
portunty Address week. W. W. Box 10, Tribune
Office. ksieTsnces required With application.
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JISEIRo, Sept l3-Cofee animated; prices very hrm
Good Fsts, G00U0 $50 refs y kOs Exchange on Lon.
do1 2I PTrisbta per sail the Channel ~. Average
daily ruurits during the weeS 500 bags; st nenls
OF u the Channel ard Mort " Europe, l2bO Dags
United states $1,000 bags sales Of the week l0T e
Channel ana Norh OF EnroBe 1900 bags Tor NE Unbd
s,as, 1900 naBs; Mediterranean Rorts, 1000 bags
stock, 5000 bags.
-AhICr sept l9.Cofee animaedi prices arm superior
Santos 900 1880 refs q 10 kiOs. Average aaiy ltce
500 sales OF the week, for Europe 1000 bags soek
DDslxa
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Good Ordinary.

SirIct Good oTdiuary... gi3is Mddur IL Z.
or mt te CtlNery ttr OiN moderate bus mess 81
M vance Of icc utrts IN LNCr col N,Fe 10" = but
ths p,rteptire Eject a. Ee mar~ct M c,9S,i
st,a6y SI!t& vested uiUrr ms yubfr 400 lt$c;
October H. yuJ, hc Hcc'n' e 200, 80 jan
iec. February zoo liiirU.i March, 80 81
i"al % bales. First call October 90 A. sl' FuJrssly
100 llhtaef total 900 D. i.s Se,oha ,,s
800 6alos. Third eall-sept, uDer, 100 lrt'a.ca oc-
6,r 100 llac. Dtcuulbcr, 800, IliSazcj rcbEu!rJt
100 IL &C.; March,, loo, Ilnlsc. total lSC0 bal
sales today up n. m.Se rteuher, fOU II Sci %
HI s,c; October 1890 IL na.c: DccCnber 400 II hge
l4OJ II H.; 20, II a5.c, 100 u III January 'Ou
ilior, so III 7qsc; February, 10 hlfc go II -ac
March, 100, II :. g. 100. li%,- April 800 lIi5ISoi
haI,a he mar ktIC closed guvL
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The earnings Of the st. LOUIS, Kansas City and
Northern Railroad for tho first week in September
were $500
1876 5sGlG co 1S75-....S574Si O2 lnc'Si'i3Z oO
1916 s0Sl 973 90 1875. ,G0L703 80 %
The earnings Of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain ana
Southern Railway Company for the inst week Oh
September were
ls7e sol 500 ls75... $50 500 Inc........sl,9ol
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.,o 70 indicate that what failed IN one or two
saoees had been successful IN others. The story
tl,al a new pool was formed on Tuesday night
- INV Lake Shore aud Delaware, Lackawanna ana
western. the principal component parts OF when
,,are individuals already ineonvenenty iosdea "iSn
80 securities, with All addition of come new men
- ,aptal aud that the advanced prices are due 10
- nurohases Be this true or not, the
90, remains that there Is no buying OF
LIS except fer the purpose of selling again,
"a tho hope is 70 thus create a market upon which
a. heavy loads of tho past three months may be
ss.-;bn+ed Lake Shore assumed its Oldtime lead
hin and steadily rose from OH to 54l closing
after transactions amounting to $4,000 shares
T. i highly probable that this NOV ement was so lar
.secossfu as 20 enable the clique. or individual
o,obers of it, TO sell considerable stock during the
",oitement incident to the closing operations, SO
r.neb has been sad about the value Of the local
I,sucss to tho Lake Shore Company that the fol-
I'm, comparison Of rates extracted from the fig
- furnished by the recent report for years ended
I,ns go 1875 and 1876, is of interest:
,,rrs PER NILE RECEIVED FROM EACH PASSENGER AND
FoR EACH TON OF FREIGHT.
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Banking 6ouscs ano Bankers.
FISK o. HATCH,
BANKERS,
NO. 6 NAssAU-sT., EEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GoVERNMEHT BONDS a. CURRENT MARKET RATKa
and prepared al sell Ia large aua
aaoun all classes Of investors orders By mad OF
telegraph will receive careful attention
pleased furnish information In reference 70 "A
matters with investments In Government Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS. COL
IECF DIVIDENDS, and TOWN, COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS. &C. aifbuy and sell on Com MISSION all MAR
KETA BILE STOCKS AND BONDS
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT receive deposits
and subject draft and allow interest 10 be cred
monthly balances averaging for the month IRON $1,000
" 900 the Ae per per snRuln aud al
averaging 900 the Of fonr per cent
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In Southern State bonds there was large trading
in the various issues of the Tennessee skies within
the extremes of 47lA and 477s Other bonds were
neglected. The following the quotations:
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refusd was In fair demand az unclaimed prces ls@Ilfe
Tor Hard gtsdss and lOa@lO' &c. or STANDARD A.. 90
TALIOW-Ihe market frm. WIN slts OF l4OOOo
b frime ut S9ts 7t, closing ~ So 9o ~ ' D..
VIII TtY-MarEet shade hTmeF, Win sIes lVO pOs AT
81 II pr Eaion.
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finaucial.
GAS STOCKS

A GAS STOCKS.
IA EEw.YokK, @lgrRoPoLITAN, MU ~ "A, AID
and ali kinds OF oOklyn and NswYosk Gas Securities dealt
srr ~ 49, GEO II. PRENT1SS.
my Rcom 20, 30 Broad-st. N. X.
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Presideut.

promptness 10 business connected herewith the
want of which has heretofore proved an incon-
venence 10 our patrons. Taos. I. ECK:RT
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The closing rates for foreign exchange arc as fol-
The following are the quotations In gold for the

The local money market was unchanged and
call loans continue plentiful at 1l2G2 per cent.
There is more doing in mercantile paper, and in Ger
tam lines of acoeptanees the demand is decidedly
active. Brokers scale rates as follows:
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HAVANA MARKET.


HAVANA Sept 1i-sulnish GOd 22sl4 d228st Exchange
Grn Lonhon p 2lh premiums on Paris 7a@14 pre-
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Ccuartnership Nolires.

NOTICE.-The limited cOpartnership entered
~ the lst DAY Of soptember ls15 estw,sn T. w
usrs and JOSEPHINE NJ ALLEN special partner unter
the hrn OF LAWRENCE & ALLEN l. THIS DAY dtSsolved
nv mutual consent New York city, Sept. 1876.
y j.. W. Ia WHENCE, l. S.
THEODORE y. ALLEN, l.. 8.
JOSEPHINE n. ALLEN, l. K.
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UUIS rs TO CERTIFY-

Il 1. That DAVID Il. LINDAUER OF the CRY and State
of NewN continue the business OF manufacturing
and Vending COI FITS carried By he late hsn 0. CIoty
land ucr r. That the principal place Of sad bilsncss
viii DO az CITY OF NewYOrk III That said business wl
be- constructed under ue Lrm name OF Cltoi ~ LIN
DAUEI which IL Is hereby eertlnsd viii be con:
tinue n use hy David Lndauur ~ the City and St2e OF
NegYOFk Tesai said David II. Lnd2uer being to
O the said late firm Oi rosy q Ian
dauer which r relations With foreign cuultes
Mituess iny hand seal this thtrt y u August lSsC
DAVID u. IINDADER tLs.l
State Of New.YOrk City and County Of NewioIk $50 On
the fifteenth day August 1916 before personally came
David Lnsuer to me personally huovHtp be the gdyt
mai described ill., and who Pxecu;ed The oregc certificate,
and acknowledged tO tue tha; he executed the same . -
p. II. HANIlON, Notary PJbl c, kGgs County, NY
Filed IN County Clerks o1ce, Aug 10 1879
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furniture.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &ey
II cneap I'm cash liberal terms Of payme1t cow
PERTIIWAIf"S IJ5 and l57 Chathamst Thrce bindings
aud large Waerohs Chamber SUITS slo 10 SZJ0 faflor
Suit, $50 TO 500; Tai. Brussels 81
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES DOWN PRICES.
VA Blankets Of Al kinds. Carpets MattingA iticotls
tarragrGl0tns Canvas, Baraps BuCklanls CpholsFry
Coods sc. ANDBEW LESTER & Co. No. 81 BroadHay:
II e. SELLEW.
l. DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. los Fult0lst.
FINE CYLINDER DESKS.
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Deutlslrp

4 SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS;
~ mechanical dentist reasonable Ghas.S sae'ae'Un
SOMETHING NEWl CHEAP aud BEAUTl-
y FIII-My Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color aud sub
saucel artibcial teeth, eIru eyeJiDg hiroiSre Of
~, and igtness pet's Only 10 20 SEN
10 be 10 day, and Only ala 20 30 per
SET Ca and examine Also best Rupber SETS ot Sle 70
Gi6 Gold and Flaa 80 80. EXttaotng under gass
Dr r. a. MATT az last Tweutytlnrtst. hear AaismTAVe
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THE MARKETS.


TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
IeJ North Racer. Vessels. AMI R7tirorltS.
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comnany,s local business is done at about the
through rates, that the reduction on through pas
s s husinsss is only $1,000 cent more than on
the local and on freight only 2loOO of cent moro
The rates given arc the average for each year end
i,a Inne no. since about May / the rates have
hes, ,nucb lower than before, which must have
,.o.o,iaIlv reduced the average. The move
,nsnt in Delaware, Laekawsnna aud Western
AID NOT meet with much success in the
oor,v trading, and the price frequently
euetiated between 74l2 and 70, after having
sold from 70 to "a, but persistent buying finally
sp,eeeded m so frightening the " bears " that the
priee was easily bid up from 76 to 79@7SSs. Della
ware and Hudson al the time moved from 6ol2
IN 70 while Jersey Central remained weak declining
70 % and closing at %. Concerning the bonds OF
this company, ii reaPrted to-day that the Guar
antv and Indemnity Company had already signed
and delivered TO the Jersey Central the whole SUN of
$4,000 600 of consolidated bonds bnt we have the
authority of the Vice-Presldent of the former com
many for saying it has signed only $1JOOO,O0O, and
will sign no more only upon surrender to 1t OF
like amount of the convertible bonds of the COM
pany Rock Island. after being marked up to 1888,
was sold Oh scale up to 1861 by inside parties.
The remainder of the list firm. in sympathy
with the movements already described The bust
ness was large aggregating 221 900 shares, and the
market closed strong. The final changes from the
closing prices of last night are as follows Ad-
vances-American Express and Northwest each Is;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Il; Wabash, Ohio
and Mississippi and h-Westcrn preferred, each
81; Western Union Telegraph, Illinois Central
Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred, and c., C., e.
and l., each Z St. Paul, SIS Erie, 81 Hannibal
and St. Joseph and St. Paul preferred each e;
Rock Island, Panama. ard Michigan Central, each
Lake Shore, ia; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, So Morris and Essex, 4ls, and Delaware
and Hudson, Gig per cent Declnes-U. S. Express
Union Pacific, and Harlem, each, l9 Consolidation
Coal a. and New-Jersey Central, ga per cent. The
following table shows the