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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-22

by telegraph that the consolidation
rates will be raised on the injunction
already talked Of The Sun says: At
II o'clock it was announced that a set
tlement had been completed Pres;-
dent Orion, Of the Western Union. ap-
pesred and in reply TO questions said
that the arrangements between the W.
l. and A i p have been contaminated.
Nothing was said about the purchase
Of stock at the meeting. but the affair
has been settled by pooling the earn
ings. The proportion we cannot give
you tonight, as it will probably take
until daylight to draw up the necessary
papers for the members To- sign Jay
Gould said that all differences had been
settled and the companies will work in
harmony. Then he went to Wander.
bits parlors and aided the committee
in their labors.
Inc Heratd correspondent with the
Turkish army in Bulgaria telegraphs
that a jurction has been effected by all
the forces under Mehemet Ali and Su-
lieman Pasha at Starterg~r. The Tar
kish commander resolved TO offer battle
TO the Russians. The Grand Duke
Nicholas assumed personal command
of the Russian forces and altogeth. n
there will be over 260, 900 men engaged.
4 telegram from Mukhtsr Pasha. re-
ceived at Constantiuople, gives the
Turkish losses in Saturdays battle as
1870 killed and 339 wounded, and the
Russian loss as | 500 killed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-22
County and City Official Press.
Wednesday, August 90. 1877
A MECHANIC AND HIS WORK

We take great interest In ship
building for the reason that We believe
Puget Sound to be the future great
shIpyard of America. if bot Of thu
world: and also We believe IL anything
which gives employment to skilled Ia
Dor, fer no country ever get got fich by
the mere expectation Of crude siaples
The material must be worked up into
ssicsble property by Intelligent me-
chanics. that the profit on their wages
may remain in the country where their
labor is performed. to form a banking
fund for tho development, of the latent
resources Of the country.
One Of our ablest local ship builders
is w. II Bryant. now n resident Of this
city. but for o long time master Of the
yard at Port Madison. where were built
some Of the best vessels in the coasting
trade, and the world-renowned Wild
wood, which has beaten every other
vessel and herself into the bargain.
lie commenced operations in San Fran
cisco, out afterwards moved up into
Mcudocino county. Finding that the
timber improved as he came north, he
kept on till he got to headquarters and
in 1867 built the bark Northwest at
Port Madison. The following year he
built the bark Tidal Wave which. I'M
der command of Capt. Reynolds, has
proven herselfone Of the fastest vessels in
the cossting trade. She is ahead Of all
the other square-riggers in the Puget
Sound trade, up to the present writing.
for tho current year. Nor has Mr.
Bryant confined his efforts to sailing
vessels alone, for the graceful proper
tions Of the Eta White and Blakely
sbundantly attest his skill in building
steamboats,. He has built no vessel
during the present year but We give
tabular list of his operations here and
elsew here:
IN CALIFORNIA.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-22

1t will thus be seen that in the space
Of nineteen years, Mr.. Bryant has built
seventeen vessels with total tonnage Of
1915 tons. equal to q fraction over go
tons per year. The financial troubles
East have made bushes very bad for
shiP-owners during the last fifteen
mouths. hence old eastern vessels have
had = better show than our new and
buoys6t ar hulls. The class Of vessels
built here are especially adapted to
voyages in the China seas and Indian
Ocean, and it is in these quarters that
we chiefly l,ok forward to an expansion
of our bodybuilding traffic.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-22

WANTED.--A correspondent from
Yakima City says they want live
timer and hardware man, newspaper,
and two or three more carpenters in
that town The same writer states that
5000 head Of cattle have been driven
from the valley over TO Puget Sound
within one hundred days, and that the
hop crop IN that locality this year
will make one hundred or more
TONS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-22

A Coon PAPER. The San Francisco
Journal Of Commerce Of recent date gives
. very well written description Of the
Columbia river salmon canneries. illus
trated with graphic wood-cuts II it
will publish series Of views OF the
coal minss Of Puget Sound. We should
b very happy 10 send them the photo
graphs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

SOMEBODY'S DOG-A BLACK NEwFOUND-
- land Pup. The owner can reclaim the same
by proving property and paying costs at the Pool
Room Saloon.
au2l-d3t JOHN FOSTER
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-22

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle, w. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL Sept II Pork Eastern dull q 10; Wcatern
dun ut 50. Bacon Cumberland cat dun a. SO; short
Rbdn e 1851; Long Clear dull NJ 55jd; snori Neag du
go. lams-lgrg Cat steady 20 Dis shoulder steady
at 10: Prime dul % LaFd-PnHe Western fgmer
as I'll. Ta.!Ow Primo CITY steady 81 81. nfpentiic
Spirits hruter NJ III Resin OumOn dullat J9i; zine nu
o. CheeseAmeucaD Cioic. armer atbl lAif OF see "
steady nj ID 2sprg Sttadva II Hal Winter south
efn ~ al Al l2Tf. Winter Hcstcr0-N0ne ia the mar
Cur-MxeG soft seaiy az S6L Cotton seed Oi-Nel
American steady at -.
Midaing Upands g. isd Hiiaing Orleans CID; scs TO-,
lcludin OON for speculation export tue
GENTS tie dav $50 baesat American Futures partially
Iast better; Upands. Low Miting clans, september Gcv
ery s7d; UI,latdS AGdnR clause. October sud No
yenbr delivery. 63d.; Upanls, Low MiidBg clause No
veYncr December delivery. Carl Uplancs Low Mddrg
clause. December and January delivery G'd Oplan Low
Mid Hing clause, New Crop shipped November aud Deccm-
be sail, 6isi Uplanfs, Low MH,iing clause New Crop,
shiruea December aud January, sail Osd.
LyRsrCOL, sept II 100 b. hcese, Oh per cWt TOT Ire
best grades ~ Ane lard iG6d per cw for american
LIVERPOOL. IL 70 MT Dlands Cotton, Low ZIG
ding clsu-e September delivery, 6iisd; lpland low WI
ding clause, November delivery, Gsl Cpauds, Low MID
ding clause. November aud December delivery, 6-L;
ORLEANS. Low AIdfng clause, shipped september ana octo-
IvTRrooI Sept 1880 D. urhe sales % Cotton to-day
inclgle $500 bales Amer Futures. lpa.r, 10" hli
ding clansr. October and November delivery. 6isi
IIggRpooi sept i2-JS0 .. m.-C0n, 2s3d a,s 60. per
quarter New Mixed western Refined Petroleum llh@
I'd gallon.
LoSDoN sept 1850 p mspnts Of Tupentine, as sd 10
% per cwt a. , -, on soo ,,4eq,
DONDON, sept IZ-ENeiling.-ldi'eeu bl gov iV"~'i
ssow Sept ~ In the sugar market mediums and low
qualities lower and fine 3d. lover than Saturday
ANrwEnP Sept 12-Perolcum. sla francs for fine pale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NrwyoEK Sept NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2l cars at Jer
ses , ~ o snc, saturday sgau.t $685. same time Last
week showing no ti9S Es ,t so%s che dsTus, cams,
nv repeated failures among the Wholesale bu ie uea
es may ~ ,cp nte arto. could bring about and
IL did eed out aud reyoutODIzo trade II would be estab'
hs er GU w@r" very large number cattle Chased as Texans
when we rnbs Of such wore about 500 besides several
lots Of good colorado. Texans were about % oHer ssg
a. sT S1 4 ae s, so Is oS as Size generally
80 There vas les dC cl.ns medium ST ors a. lODlOc
willie cattle suffered very us aocna, 'noaga sGiy
wsr OF Monday By far tho LARGEST sas: 81 nntyS
stock froo lOailc Ball. "er' lower hs' S"'0
te STATE bull III Of iss '.aG 4 iS g Il s a
&c s. sad % ~ 9e q 10 Aysr.ss o. AGAINST
I !, 90 Sc 81 Il SO Iioat els mostly % 10 a. At
s 'S at Ss q , at noe iS s. az q ii re one one
10 At IL '.e; - az 3e; ~ A. ons I'D on
MONDAY feeling vss a' !oe was .c decline 81
closed out About 20 head onS were 'Aon oi snip
ment =, ,,.v c,tv vera % ears for waxei & Al
lersn ii for Morris. 6 ior Mayors a kesense''' each
FOR a hsSn MePhers,n s Fahsd CO.. 20 mixed cher
oSee ir ici; n se soS ssa ~ e1fh 3 Ohio lilo
and indian 1857 b. sreon. SIZE. 81 n; ~ OF $50 ID AZ
lie 81 = g g, 59s ~ 81 r. lss . sfsn !. o =
n voee ior Meyers egenstsig 80 Texans ss9 ~ ~ YS
% r. la al rI Ie Iss $40; 81 Il $50 b. 56 For
VogcL 20 Texas aad Grass steers "o ." ~ ~ 90 10 81"
o for TopeSr 81 cH s. a Pc q ' e. q e
iu7i H. at lee For y Noer: ,S iiaoS v'P 70, :,
a. al ~ h. gc IS 81 LILO ID, loc less ~ e"h' % o"
1857 NJ / C., and jDc esea 80 80. no. q. "a, an. ?.
~ Norris u ilinois 36l N. at lVc less cJo each
For ,;Ile-ris 40 at l. III m AZ lle 90 ~ 49, A.
~ ,Id.,rih tor Ro,l-chd Texans 96I ~ Al 1GJiso
Newton q Iioimeso for lara e 70 =. i9,'Ir I -
ioSe less soc ca; u Lao N, ii sc ls 81 l4's H.
iIa.r rs N: l. q. ,G26 TO- l2c - No. no a. -. ~,
II Of las b. Ice les zoe e.eh iOo l.,O ~ i9;- i. OF
oIi r. "a 10 For C. q D.. 30 Niryiiia Lao NJ lO'c
- W.,seI .old w Texan at 9tc- 30 n IA Ilnois
aog M as lie "A N 2o of l.3i5 N, Ut II Pc - - .
Kahn .od NJ Kentucky LAS 10 at lO's: 20 OF ,zos n
- and each: rs 81 l23 n. lie les, 81 10 ~ li3l
~ c 81 and I'll each - OF iS'o D' hHei 100 i''''
n, l2o. m, =. =, o.. 20 ~ .,d y. ui,-
pos 100 N, at Toe, 90 ID 49,. . n, ,,,.. o-ax, ,-o
Don a Thompson Sold A. Goth st. 80 Illinois io,YdIllo
H. al lO.c; ~ Of lz70 n. at lOse ." OF Law 10 |"
1 &c. 81 No.. - an ,,., -, I. ., INA,
- ~ earb IA 81 23Od 35i n, al lie. 80 n For G.
Kcynods so Missouri $50 u at lOc % ID "a oil isol d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
OFFICIAL REPORT NEW YORK MINING STOCK IN
CHANGR SALES SEPIEHBER ~. ls17.
" BoARD-1l O'CLOCK A. NJ.
~ SECOND BoARD-1:30 p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. Up. NJ

The stock market Of to-day. if compared with that
of Yesterday has presented firm front resulting,
except for the coal shares in material advance IN
the prices Of the general list. But an analysis OF
the two days transactions shows that there really
exists no market for the leading spectators to real
ize upon. While il is quite evident that they DO
not wish become the of another certificate.
of course they are willing to take all the short"
stock offered in the regular way, because that has
got TO be bought back by the seller. either at profit
loss and barring accidents the bulls arc enabled to
so manipulate the market as to reap y or per
cent profit on this kind of trading within twenty
four hours. The market of to-day, seemingly. has
been the result of just such movement, aud an
analysis OF Yesterdays and to-day's operations
shows that in majority of the greater trading
of to-day has restored prices to the point from
which they fell yesterdays smaller transactions.
For instance Lake Shore yesterday fell from 6ii2 to
transactions aggregaing 900 shares, while
to-day on transactions in 10000 shares including
the covering OF "shors," the price rallied to only a.
The market opened generally steady at about the
closing prices; of yesterday, but, except for coal
shares, Immediately exhibited signs of improve
ment The frstIaly, however, was quickly lost only
to be followed by another which proved substantial
enough to last the day out. 81. Paul preferred
stocks was conspicuous Tor its vitality and added to
the strength of the general market by its rise of pa
per cent. from 665sa 6S7s. The coal shares were
exceptionally weak although closing at
partial recovery because of the covering of
"shor;s.' Delaware, Lackawanna and West
err sold at 52l2u JSl2 G50052a5l 7s; Dela-
Morris aud Essex at 76l2Q 750 774077, and Cen
trail of New Jersey at l7l201Gl2a lG@i, Western
Union opened at 81, and after several fluctuations
closed az S23s upon the report OF Inc company Tor
its quarters business, to end the seth insi winch
proves to be ar good as the usual average of esti
market closed strong at prices shown in the follow
ing table showing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
Lrvr srocK MARKETs nY TrLEoRAPH.

BUFFALO " ". sept. l2-CNrTiE- Receipts today, 9f9
hcad total f0r the week Inns far D,et head against -Jy
last Increase Of PA for the week cons ge
through. $40 Market dll dcmand lights sales OF 80
generally unchanged prices some s's ri her lpf
The balance OF sale stock shipped out leaving The yards
bare
SNIP AND LAMGs-Recelps today head total for
week To- 100 head. ARAFAT $500 bead last week.
CONSIGNED through 800 head Market active for I>uhss
sal,s ~ 20 90 20 for Goo O. Best stock Hherp
averaging 90 10 nj - ~ Yards bars NJ stock.
HOGs--Keceips az % heai total Tor The week thus
far H. 800 head, aist 300 last week consigned through
5000 head. Market active AMI eXcitst temar1 OILY hdf
supplied; Michigan Workers az - 5Oo5 10 Good Cornf
80 7JaJ 90 heavy Confed fair at - lO best at - 10
df6
BALTnoRH, Sept. 12-CArrLR-The cattle market during
the past been drm aud more actve closing urn ~
tne following prices Very Best 5'4aOEc tiis QuaN .
dJ'sc; Mun, fat'sci OrInlTy. 22d5sci niost ~ the
sales frOin 4d5c.; receipts z,.i2 tans 2fsl.
7i.esc the sales being rom aee closing nf
Receipts, J,3b4.
SHIP AND Lss-1ood sheen and LAMBS continue - ar
limited quantities and nsunc nj 20 enpy oge tn
homo demands sales Of Sheep al 4@Jcj Grass LAMB "a
Ji2c.; receipts 0,1Jl.
CHICAGO, Sept l2. The D,0rcr Journal reports CAffLE
Receipts, 5T&O head shipments loco head; enl ana
weak numner uDsod; Colorado, SO 20 - 10 Colorado
Tcxas - 9DHGl; Texans plentiful ~ q 0+t NHiNe
Sppn, SAB 10; Butchers, 81 SOGs4 StockeI IN bo'er
supply but itte demand.
aOGs-Reccip;s 10000 head shipments. 100 head Best
Heavv shipping sold early az = gOas6 Bost9rs = ~
fore the close dccinea TO Modays ratio ooSiug ek
with some LEFT over
at - 7JG$i 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
RS quoted az 1I.25e.


flour AND MEAIs-The Flour market less active
and IN buyers favor sales 1890 including So se c
America latter fancy for England quoted - 15 Ito bits
low grade extra - OOQS6 1900 bills aiinn sofa so
hOls no - 5gdf Dos $50 bills uns1uni supcrlnc and
Extra - dsS 500 bbs sonr - 250 Sc Common o. Good
xra Westem and State - 5OatG 10; Good To Choice 90
tIa, SO 1857 Common 70 Choice Extra Ohio, - COZ
81 5Oi Minnesota Spring Common to Good LAtra, So
3 2j9Ss 70. Patent, IS 5l0 chi fly - a 80 -
SoUTHERN FLOUR heavy. moderately active SAILS loo
bb. part 70 n1iye tsaes yesterday should have rag ~
t. cholce - 50asS so; Choice TO RYE FLOUR
less active without material change; sles $50 bhs %isl
Western .... corn MEAL quiet sale, 81 bis Br,ndy.
wine So co. Western jersey aud Pensvvanis yellow, - %
GRA1S-WIIEAT was less active and spot aGic lower
for Spring and lGl @e lower for winter Futures lower
ing SEQ hush. SPOT at first Ca-s,ooo bush; No.
Spring Neyember sold II % site. Call-G3 900 bush
II J0a$ - Ungraiod Winter Amber 81 43asl a.
Ncw.york No. Winter Red Fl % New York No White
g 5o very choice Amber Michigan 81 - Amber southern
Chicago deliverable by 18th September O. 32 $1,000 busb
No l Mlwankee, October 81 81. AZ las p n; call
October Al 2ii bid, 81 2is asged November, 81 23 bid
81 - asked; No Northwest september, 81 80 bid - 81
bid Red inter- september FL 80 bid e. 40 asked; Octo
Der - 80 bid 81 2ia4 asked; November 81 81 bid. ~ *
oetoie1 ~ ~ bush Reiccied snfiag and winter n Xei
81 oj 10000 bush. No. Milwaukee SPOT 81 37a9s 3s--
zoe; state end Pensylyana held s5c for nearby deiv
Canada nominal AfLENTn better request. more
ber Quoted tee s & 90 c oS
er ard du sales 10000 bush Including $4,000 bush spot
Az oo aohrls s'o9 o; 40. - Cs' "a SG6
bush. 53djSi2c. UDgiad. Western Mixed; Very Choice
hei MiSeh r9mored S2e 53e e2r lo n ~ 80 6'S
ClOsln at LAO n. eau sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1877

io'sc 80 n, and q each For ~ Rirchway 80 ILLINOIS,
l,i2O y, at lie 81 ID Is Of 1,fS2 II, l2c.
ule'y Cary sold 95 KenincAy, cw, q; ic 81 10" a."
llSic. 80 ~. -. -o -,
r. g Eas;msn sold n Texan. Ga cwi at sc 90 ~ o.
6cMt, So So a6 illinois, cwt thia, at 5t 90 ID Two
o. c'i crt. Toe, 81 n. 81,
CALVES-Arryals moderate, aud prices sustained. sales
by ThHrston & Moore 6S Mt Holly. 10 7dSc. -,
Jifo Wrigh; & Hoag sid II Grgss Calves 700 To- az sac
G. Collins sold GO ut. Holly al 7aSc. - 90 :.
POacher sold IL Calves ~ Gh61c III OF 10 ID
az lei II ~ 1S0 n. &c; % Of 100 y, 'gc. =.
Hume Elliott 90. sold ~ CAVES 2iJ ~, n 5c 10
Of 22j 10, 3.c; IS NCal z2i r. 6c, With very few al &C.
Halenbecs q Davis sod 80 Calves ~ a 10 zach.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-trrvas 81 cars ~ tDili 81 ana
~ Jersey civ. nlring 1921 head. Total sifc' Saur
day 2e3lO head. AGAINST 1896 head tins ast weck
Trade and prices generally e oser f'W or ne f'
test lambs above &C., that call thai tls tp price
by Hume ilo.t 4 CO., 90 OHIO sheep " h ~ &c;
33J do % D. c Iu2 DO, o. 10. al 5ts 10 Of 81 % "a
sac s3s Iamb t8 D. at 6c 1Gl Of 70 %. 20 50 Is
aenbeck g Davis .old Michigan sheep 6s y. 40
1875 OF sc az state Lambs. CT % j'te. lDf io ~ 70,
part sheep j7ic: ia Canaan sheep and lambs - r. ,
100 canada lambs GS b 81 l55 DO. 10 ID, Oc 81 DO -
n, Gle; ~ state. 70 p 6's'. 90
HOGs-Arryais ears 40h-st ard 20 az Jeflcy cry
Total saturday 1880. against 1855 sane time az
week The msrset srOng lest"tdsis o. w. ,sf.t
selling 10 Onto. 100 %, at De- with 50 state To-Day n" 10
az Sc
Tho first cars Chicago Dressed arrived yestfrlly ana
wsrs sole hy Eye q Otis ~ 4Hf ltey were l NE ton"
ton, coming In rcIgcrl.or cars, With 81 temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rires, Tesssis aud Rdifro0ds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHES-Quiet at Lc. for Pots and oSJSc for Pearls
COFFEE-Sd grades only IA lobDng call to day Dut
firm Java 22a2.c.; Lasuayra lSG2oc. singapore, lS2a
poe; Maraeaibo, II l9sc; gold Late sales OF 2.go
mats lava, sold before arrival private terms Hbt'
mails Sin gapOrr 1873 Msraeaibo. 6,lb7 bags Ia
puayrl 729 bags COSTA Rcs. 80 bags ST. Donn,eo
4iO btgs Savaulls, 81 bags Mexican, all Ia lots
for consumption within range, aud LEGO bags Ia
guayra going Europe frOui first hincs stocks
bags and 22sJ msls IN nrst hasi lilo CRATES
and muic at"y aciiyo Ordlnaiy 10 frine car
aazO c iobbug lOs lG g022c. gold. Sales here LOO
bags 'KosmoIo" $50 bags "Astarc private terms;
al Baltimore bags Ptoeny" 9c; 800 bags eA 40
Ole; 400 bags ex do private terms $50 bass sh 70 M
par" II bOb bags ~ "Aquidnecs 20 Sc r 1000 w
ex AdelIio" private stock this morning 81 l2SoI5
bags Of whicn TS. 1888 are here in first hands.
COTTON" spot, IN gOOd demand, owing 10 actlNe
aud higher Liverpool aiyces Quotations heh hrny
sars 2O53 bales which Az late YESTERDAY al Tor cot
Aumpx/ receipts at tn. port . 10S baie against oS ts
das and 1913 his da ast Total since sep
tb.r l. II G79 balc- against I7jGS time last year
stock mere .J5i aes consolidated supply, lOovc5 Dacf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13


The foregoing exhibits show that for the current
quarter, TO end on the 30h instant, the report is
made up by estimating the net earnings for fully
half Of tie quarter aud, is usual IN the quarterly
statements of this company, by omission of any
charge for construction and other expenses which
always appear in the revised statements.
1t viii he observed that Che estimated state
ment for the quarter ended June 80, showed a
nominal surplus of $13s,Gs1, while the revised
statement for the same period, after including
the unusual item OF material and supplies on
hand, to the amount of $500 shows the real sur
plus to have been only $40, 0Sj. Therefore, allow
ing the average sum to have been expended for
struction during the current quarter it is probable
that the revised statement, TO b. issued three
months hence viii show 10 addition To the surplus
of July ].
II is an open secret that the company has recently
purchased "a controlling interest III the stock Of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company. variOusy
estimated ut from II 900 70 $4,000 shares. at so
share requiring the payment, III some form, OF about
S2,O0O.OOO. The amount named Tor dividend Tor
the current quarter 1925 $3.50, against thr re-
ported for the previous quarter CSJO7. 2i3) shows
that the capital stock of the company has been in
creased l2iGS shares, presumably i'll part payment
for the Atlantic and Pacific stock. Ii would have
Importance, the managers Of the company would
not have failed 10 give an EXPLANATION 10 their
stockholders III the first communication which they
NhOuld make particularly the annual report which
Is due next month"; is only made up for tn. year end
ing June 80 and consequently does not include recent
transactions. 50 far the present statement fur
nisheS all indication the company, IN less II
has realized funds from some source other than tho
sale OF its own stock still owes about 100000 on
tho purchase of the Atlantic and Pacific stock. I'm
der all these circumstances, the late report cannot
prove satisfactory to the friends OF the company.
The omissions more glaring than the pleasing ar
ray of figures,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13

Money was without essential change ana WIlIe
the DEMAND W AZ moderately active, the supply
plentiful at 3LI05 ON all CLASSES of collateral among
the street lenders. Tho common rate nj bank y o.
The range of prime commercial paper Is 5l201. Tue
limited States Treasury at Washington, to-day re-
ccived $3.50, 900 National Bank noes for r"dcmP-
ton. The Custom receipts wcro 300 300 ana me
internal Revenue receipts wore $4,000. The foi-
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Currency exchanges. sos, 700. 1884, currency bal
snces. $2,53i,94s; gold exchanges, S5,476,o91;
gold balances. $557,0lG.
There seems to be good reason for expecting an
ADVANCE In the minimum rate Of discount at the
Bank of England tomorrow to per cent, as dis
count. 10 the London open market, rs now 3 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13

In State bonds there waSa further yielding IN the
3-6Fs of District of Columbia to 1919, and rise III
Louisiana ConsQls to 1884. Missouri long date lis
were firm at 81 OCH, and funded g. OF 1S9i-lo95
ut lO6s,, do of 1878 selling az 101lf.
In City Bank stocks Fourth National i20 sold at
0S34 099 Park ~ as 10G and Continental Lat 20.
Railroad bonds were conspicuous for Il sharp de-
cline in the Northwest gold bonds from 92 to 90Ss,
Oh sales of only S17 900. The Jersey Central irsts
dropped to 1892 convertible To G2i2, and Lehigh
and Wikcsbarre consols endorsed to 3Gl4 Firsts
of Cleveland Columbus and Indiana Central were
barely steady at 39U3SA, and the Pacihco iell to
IOGlt for Central rsts, and 10 1OlSl for Union
firsts Missouri Pacific frsts selling ut 1854, and
frots of ST. Louis and Iron Mountain down % 9Jll
Ohio and Mississippi seconds sold at 1Jl2: Buffalo,
New-York and Erie. new bonds OF 1916, 1T 1864;
South l,cfc firsts al 7S frsts Of Cleveland, Column
bus Cincinnati and Indianapolis at 1903 a, and Nor
ris and Essex consols AT 80.
Gold was dull and lower again, with sales down
from 1898 10 1851 There nothing new III the
market. On gold loans the lending rates were Dig
al per cent carrying and fiat. The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont IS 900 in coin interest. and
81 10000 IN redemption OF cal led bonds. The days
business OF the Gold Clearing Department of the
Bank of The State of New York covered: Gold
cleared Sill 363. 900 gold balances. 81 570, 800;
curroncy balances. 81, 636s7 The gold quotations
were follows:
lo.. 1855 I2.........-...103 S...-...-...-lO3Ss
Foreign Exchanges ruled steady on the basis of yes