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New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoSpoN. oct. I3-Tae Kc.aoaa SAYS: "riiee months
!, r rr jlip io,r .,r. GATE. "h,i lelrs fiat
49, hose ''' nov ins Tr. hs Very l,1ela coa,in
aLd -ur ces. trFtir ii ~ ai's1 Ih tlF''r oi
s',r-' j ~ ,a',i G no ,t Upon t.r s.; cuaji,c sorss
i.,.ir iresri y Operations t Continent. The German
Ioaises '' Time D. ,r ben pushed inward ~ n'i oF
U.s., iil,.I n ''.' i. i..,. a. ~ m ,,rI,r, m,
stocks: pnt otrral+ o n" aor soho gl"und man E plenty
sutlr. prices ~ be- ulcl. To- t.e task ad ErssAn aad
1ialr-irn .caliu h-sr is.en heavily in eo4a qu,uc'
,, , ,,i fh- ,,c,,r il, -fitel state.
M iaf. direct rcsllt Oi iic o" rsr' o
1rI 3p.. IN r-,.'o.i rn.trs.ay night: bni at tlo
e.pa-ati,cl, .iesy Willie Caitoi Goycrnmelts
be sa DO r"ao o.. 1. p',s,ur-. ."r money oG DOL s,
u. appeal ,o Laye larler stimulated speculation i,r 'e
u lal.ui. osl o. .-- fe' Inc.s ulaucai a.tc.o ~
c,, discount hu-ur ,ri,actc in tle open market -
inquiry wi,l Wis .iol 4o ,r,. n tto Inoniae. slb..dei
ll o. ,i'. li' "' i, t H. is, ~ IT,, ,,, .i siI
ye.i Que aii9 o.t' To- i.. ''Hy & ,,1 & . ii @
snup ,,,. ~. f... Blnk Of tim las
director ha, commit 30 -Hc c .lht rinb ttHs'rns % il"
.a arc ft.iu ta wears 5trA wien two managing directors
ur.i t.-rn to o,rpIl. d"uiiu nl rpi.f ic '"ilc d"
~ 400 900 ll A and deposits # 2p O10oJl Ma - !s ,s
cDua- bs to o auuint o luuJ1ol 19alk All ol "h.
t,e +. lia 40 scti i.sTay Conipnni ioi -
,o oo marsai t'wsaalm 'si"-' 'ne lolsfanl1n "usl,
bank he Vulcan shpbuil.inr COMPANY and the iiatie
LONDON oct l8-i23Opu-U.s = Eoni. four aud half per
r.uf. lu! !511.. IU4 SEES str. lt6s Irr H.say
1r I5 TO- preferred - limos central Z. = frnusyi
,alil Genital. 3O NcWJrssy central IL hoAdihS i'Hi
LaNp0s oct l3-l p. ui-U. =. bonds, New fyes l0G's
IsYi railway shares, 10 "a de- -
LoSnoN Oct IS . y. m.-Paris advees quote I'VE per
cont Prnfr. II los aur, ~ ctnthea lpr ia" account
TnNpnN oct Ia-2.1p nus Dolds. icur and haf per
cent. lpli,: Nex flyrs. IOB Illinois Central fS.
LoNDuN oct. 1850 y. m-iulls tdFcs quote hfr per
crut Reuios al 20 contnos iof TIE aeconnt
PAIs oct 1a.!zclaagc on London. - iranca ~ con
times fOr sh0it sIsLL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

v @ oG I ad s1i 7,es sooTt oI NO a
reported; quo'able No milwaukee ~ - No. DO Hard
- i"O Ey & & m 20 , orr s'5 t 9 LIZ , EsIS n,
9noale 10. N'sfcn SiG & G,hes o aIle1 0a e a
iegai ''IS1y % a. SeS Gi o' ~ 3dS pic I't
Y 30 .9q Lumber % APaay 5 p Rec &Essepa ~ y aS- .
d"ar .,i0g 90 Dbs & a ,' 10 o D' i l o h.t pug
cr m ui, Fonr Sj bb 81 Wheat 1900 basG: corn
2tOy D'' ~ Vas lOUO , P.s II H1l & M PU 's, r % I o9
% ,a, 70 o b i' nsb s1rmel, 5 fi
Flour . 200 bbsi Wheat t159O BUSH Corn 57ooo oushi
C8IciG0 oct I3-F.our ID light demand, but holders
o9's eT 0e:osr 81 95asssl0' lor N9sgnOeT No Ing >
do. 81 o0dfl Ioi rejected, ooc' O@9im @ q,u,N ~.
- All m. yesr Oats auigt but sisady Al - H.
c,, 3e ' bd for So,em6sr tge rer bni rot Gaoa6y
hhtr at 5lc barley steady. With lar demand al js9
cash 81 27isasi 30 october si2 7l9 an thc year, 2
January. Lard easier So d5 cash october s. -59
81, H. y yei ioIt I5s % IN o1 sso4G naa gc c l2Sr
sioady ana unelaused rIdstS-lorn 70 hnito De- Re
l56oo ba: 6at. 1900 bush l;y, 1900 bus: barley
1000 bush; B a. sloI' @ @S2oo 71gn67 Hnea'
2lo, bush; Harley 5000 o9.h .,,.., ,..., ,n,
Rel y 20e 81 80 Corn Sieay 40 80 icc oats steady IN
i;lI 1ela.o' Z az NS '' ,i ~ si i.J' T Iri
Gra iesa s5, 6d. 3urrH mike Sid AZ s. 50 SPOT Sc
short Rh Mdde 55c; short Gear 10, PC Bacon scarce,
ara, a. 2c %, ada 9 e. iog ,h2a.l,r car Z b and
ter 6tea.y unchanged sugar STEADY. utchWfec - Hs
sja $ 5gi Buchers, IS 3jdtJ 10 Receipts 1927 ship
=, -, iUu
BrICr oct 12- Flour iu good demand aud im; sales Of
800 J1.,. Nhue 90 sj 5u Wheat duI al Inr sales o. N
TIA % 81 JJf Np Vale. e. On ti'h, - - 4Nr 80
October and sos, nb ~ 81 2 iecen - ~ h seller al
tir ear Corn 80 ally HAt- ~ So Nac 10 J3c. Oasa
nominal. Rrcpatl1uI, 2j-f Dhls; wheat $4,000 bush
f.TtD BUSH; oats. 1900 bush sim utust Jour,
54.OUO bush Corn, 1000 bush Oats,
200 bush.
.luWAtEF oct. 13.-FlOur quiet, unchanged Wheat un.
settled oD.u.d c. lower closed 81 l1y No Milwaukee,
I!lr.l ff-,... = z do. n -: October
- IL. Ssg,Io - IS No 3 Do - o. . Corn Ullusr In
c1o'l demand No2 A. 49, Cat. umer: NO 23c. i've
st.usrr. NO l. J3c Barley easier, fair demand: No 2
sytng 81 IC-c Novemue., CSC brtslts-Whca, 10 Bur
flp .c Eec-!Ys-lUpO bLls Flour 1890 bush. Wheat.
.,bi'a,'.t, = 90 bb'.. pom. eG 600 bush Wheat
dLtpFfrA tci 49, Petroleum Iun, hi ter demand
Rriue b. ,a &c: Crude la lac Coffee ia
quest ulmtr; go u a" +i J' a. 80 H-1i Ai i;"%u
po,isrgd. trauuatc!: a. dlll
inactive: Minnt.oa Exta Family Cool 70 -. Cho's
Sd ~ Fancy - Pennsylvania do. Far SO G2ia Good
r6 10; Choce. -; lahclt county 90 thcN - 30 ONO
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1877

Money has been in good inquiry al the week. ana 2
per has been the charge ON all kinds OF cor
Lateral Mercantile paper continues 10 be slow oi nego
tiasn. and discounts at the close are quoted on the
basis Of 7aS per cent for paper The rates oi eN-
change on NcWNork steady IN the South. '6Gii us
count iu Savannah, = discount to par IN ChaIies
ton, l2dls discount In keW-Orloans; aud heavier
in Chicago, at 7J0S0c discount per $1,000. No
rates were telpgrarhed from 81. Louis and Milwaukee,
The following was the Clearing House statement to-day
Currency exchanges. S13.5G6,531; currency balances
- 136 S94 gold exchanges S1Ol1j9Gi gold balances
SssI,3f7. And for TIE Wtca Currency c.riI ihc'-'
Si~J.TS2,2i1 currency balances. Sl0, i662lOf goa
ceaIaLCcs $52,J7OA7O; gold balances, Sb'ooH5fo
Securities in London during the week were aotFt ana
irregular, but closed firm. the Bank oi England au
Vanced It's minimum of interest 70 ana dscoh.
the open market followed up 10 l2 The range o rlces
OF securities given below Will he found OF interest;
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

For future delivery there was small business, and win
Liverpool sl duh and weak, prices closed and points
lower. $500 go
sales yesterday after m. October 100 11.3i goo,
J 300, H. 8; 500, 1l.BS; 100 ll39, Noycmber 3on.
ii.oi 500, I1Q7 90 ilos; DecemGer goo I99s 2oo
llnO 100, llC3; 400 liOt; January, 30 lluii 100,
Hos: 100, Hos; 500, 1lOJ February, 700 ll5, 300
llG: 300 lll9 200 l2O; 200 ll2Z March. 100 ll32;
Nav 300 II GO June, POO ll1I; 400 l1b toa, 1aOU
bales. FIRST clli TO-DAY October 0 lii2 Noyrmber 290
IlO: fcbrIag 100, ll42 March, lO0 ll3ji total 900
bales Second cal. October 100. ll30; NOycmher COO,
O2 December 100 lO91 January, 100, LOB Fchruary
100 IIff March JpD ll.2S; April, i0O LIZ; June BOO
ll66 total l9oo bales Sales !ocay ~ TO p M 0co9er
300. l14O. 200, 81 Loo ll3l Noyemb,r 100 IL
800 ll1O l,s0O, llo9; 800 Os 300 llgI 900 llO6
100 1IO5 100. ILOf 20C. ll03; 100, llO2i DccemDcr
400 lIOj; 100 1904 zoo 1L0S, 700, HOP: 300 ll0l
100 lO89; 800. lO9-; 600 1926 January, 1900 lO9
zoo, ll10 200. II II l0Q 1ll2; 400 llos 100 10,
900 uG 400 % 200 llO5 400 lOZ February, 300,
I35 300 iI2l; 800 l2l; 100. ITO; 100 Ills; 100.
Ills 100, 1ll7 100, ll6; March 200 ll3j l00 ll$i
lOl, 1l2- 100. 1929; 2OO l2l Apul, 2OO ll1b; IOu
lli7; juno. 200. ll76; l0O lib; total 22,sOO bales
Grand total, $1,000 Dlles
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Vessels and Rd,irOnds
SATURDAY. Oct. 13. 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-In moderate demand and steady at &C for Pots,
and Gaic Pearls.
COFFEE Rio dun Yesterdays decline. there being
transactions here out Of town the jnbbng Trade was
only modorae; quoted lJ's fc tor 0nari
lSc for Fair loc for Cool and l920l9ac tor Prime AT
gold Mild grades duh merely nominal; the Marcia
Reynolds arrived with 400 bags MaracaibO AND 81 bags
Iguayra but the samples and sales
made. Java Houln1ly 22U2ic; MaiaC1hO la 10 &C.
ana LaEuayra ia 10 &c. an gold tor invoices
COIIDN-lhe market the quiet and easier IN
tone though without quotabc change. sales 569 bales Of
which 30 iat evening. all or spinning The receipts al the
ports were i13 ralts against 30 this day last week. aud
1905 bales this day last year Quotations u0mnaly as
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
DROP0SAIS FOR SL7ll.7OO

Z IUNIN IE IT VI
Srgis1 Vii be received at the Conn Oilers Dce
mtl THURSDAY, october -, l~t NJ > O'Clock fl N.tl
m amc wi creuei l~ Che whole any Part nf gre ~ 10.
4iTfi 700 BO. lbs or THE cry OF NEWNORK. 10.
i.,' M d rr.llnceo of chfrrr 6 Laws ~ 1873 20
"A--F~SMENT BONDS OF TilE cORioHA
TION OF THE CITY OF NEM-fokA' an.
th0rized hy chapter 500. Laws Of loI- and .... 49,,
chapter go Laws ot Irf2 .....--..-..- s3i399)O
sAsSI,S-Ni.Nr FUND BONDS OF TIE COR
PORATIDN or THE CITY or NEW.
YORK." authorized by ciag,er 5l3. Laws n ~,.,,,
"STEFETIaIPRDVEMF NT FUN I'D boND1OE
THE CORPORArION or THE CITY OF
Taxs ~ 1888 -. -. ~ sLj.O
"pJiPARTaiENr OF PARKS IMPROVE.
MENT BONDS or THE CDRPOHAIipN
OF THE CITY or NEW-loNk,' author.
izcd by chapter 397. Laws of lSi2. chapter
I,75 i'"S - -''' .'' ....... s242)O
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

DROPOSALS FOR $4,000.

j BONDS on TUE CIIl OF NEWYOKK.
Proposals viii be received AZ the Comprpcr5 ONs
until MONDAY. October -. ~ J. a2 o'clock M when
tho Will DE publicly opened or The whole or any part II
the sum Of 4 10000 Assessment E BONDS OF THE CITY
OF NEW.NORK authorized by Chapter si7, Laws u 1876
said Bonds Will bear interest the per pei
annum payable tue ht ~ May and Noyembr In ch
year and The principal Viii be redeemed on the t day Of No
Yeiub,r. 1880.
Each Proposal should ho sealed ant nl0rsed PROPOSALS
FOR Assessment BONDS OF THE CITY or NEW
YORK aud ucosed IN second envelope addressed 70 Ito
Comptroller
The light reserved the part the Comptroller 10
iec any e of the bs in ms Judgment the interests oi
Corporation require 4.
For fun Information . CITY Record"
JOIN KELLY Comptroller.
cttr u Ynrk nenarfnent d TInance lnrlutrnler
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

Paris the five per French rentcs advanced rom
1OIgJ to 1870, ClCsin at 1OJ2J. Sgnt exchange on
London ~ 2j.-3.
Washington dispatches repo, that the Treasurer now
holds Ss 59 So n bonds national bank CIR
Cuia.l0n aud r15,-OS0 900 10 secure public deposits
Bonds dcnosed for circulation for the week ending To-
dav 81 ~ 800: amount Withdrawn, T7730OO. Nation
a bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes, H3l0-
-6I535: gold notes 81 f32l2O Internal revenue re-
cept, TO-DAY, -3Gi437 So ana customs Sio7,2s1 isc-
rcfs OF national bank note, for redemption for the
week ending today, compared with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
Total shares soIa lor The eveek......,...... ll.-l


G1'9 buyer 90 days.
Except for tie continued movement in Michigan Cen
trail which carried t, price zap 90 90 ana ai't HIi
al III, shorts ID tAc two Bcldwtro-, which succeeded
in drivu. them into camp at 5u@d'lls or Dtl0W"Fe,
Iac.awhnna and Western, aud 80 & . or Dria"ac ana
hudson. stock marked to-du' Ws rNtihCJ du @iu
weak Tie decline ranged nom - 10 per ccut' 'al
lass before the close tie hoUyancy in the stocks Just
named caused e general buying by the e"'Its' Con
queuty % p0liOn oi ruc carly decline, "Ad h ono
s'nc. III OF 10. was recovered. Tic toid irduYctohs
agfc-ated only lC1 $50 suare,-the SMALLEST t"ini oi
tAo week. The market closed feNcriSI aud irregular.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
EI's'reye sl35S5.S2

EIareye sl3535325 Ss,ll4,2OJ Decrease s54&l,'2j
IN TIE stock Exchange, tlc week las Deen DIS
unguislcd by wide fluctuations in prices and by large
ana unusually welistrbuted business. Yet there have
been new factors in situation. There IS no pur-
chasing Iubc-tcre is only repetition OF thc tactics
heretofore employed advance prices These seem TO oo
based upon faith that there is point al which the pub
lie VIII appear as buyers Hence. 70 rracn this
loint, before the appearance OF the usual annual
or semisnnul reports Is Of the utmost Importance.
Aside from any IDEAS OF values, which in the future
likely 10 controlling Influence upon The public
Hnot rpon the SPECTATOR II Is just possible that an I'm
poan; consideration has been omitted from the calcu-
auon, which counts so confidently upon the public's
uhO1ding" spectators, banks and itust companies OF
le scks now held on margins. That consideration Is
we necessity OF the ID blcs making money before n ctn
Dscome purchaser Of stocks. a large art OF lh.t
1sss which hitherto has helped TO swell the speculative
etele by the of trust funds aud sayingsbhhk Oo-
yosb having "Off year many OF THESE people nhd-
Ag tp 70 foreign parts adyisable for their health
,Neleftheless, the week opened DOuyant ana prices
st further advanced above the rise OF the previous
yer Later, attempts 10 realize, the market readily
!elaeo from 10 Dor cent. and although this decline
, followed by partial recovery, majority "I the
S'"'e stocks show final decline for the week. lhe
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
WOOL MARKET

PosrOy Oct 2-WoOf-Thrre is rather more inquiry IN
Domestic iut rurpycmept u prices stocks WoSty he'd
lf.e although ucgptlliipns m
rrsgre-s may result large 2ct rs before tc close ~
aIfh-r week receipts Don qutc small compared
1 pryipts years AMI Gul market stucks are being
ana NN a,d above 3j0 ..c.; Micucan ani OHIO Ne
Iitrr AZ &c.,. Wisconsin, ) &C.. Mic .isln and 40
f1 r. tgia.. Low Western Flcercs, 30 13Gc; Combng
a. cioirr ~ c Uusashrd Cnliblng aud Deiairs, 81
lie. Orrgon 51c.; Fine and Medium Texas 2Jd &c !;
lars. ana Fine Territory Isc5lc super ana ENtrl Pulled
.D0t7r secured, 4OHtJcf Tao, 41c I~tIo nave been
frtr arrivals Ial California ana sales ot ZiituO
!. t., .u made at IJ02Gc. ~pung California there
ie b ae5 o Il2.JOO b at l903ic. The total sales of
d,fres stic Tor lie week were l,lf22OO b.
CATTLE MARKETS.
CHICAGO Oct l3TAs Dr0usIs' Journal reports CArrLE-
Nivs Shupu. dragging, steers - 80 5Oi tooratO fIme
ef.rs - Texans quiet unchanged Naive Butchers,
of weather ar y lJo-3 - calves
51t7 receips the eek. $4,000 shipments, 1900
-Heccrts $500 shipments, Z,oNpi Lest NhllVlng,
- CO.'S q D., B0sons - 2j05j 40; Packing, so~t3 -
ipf - fOGfJ an grades weak ana slow some unsold
inaephas scarce; receipts NeLA, o4OoOi sDpehts -5'
OJO ,. ,co ....... 60. a.. -
GjOU shipments, z,iOO
COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO J,sTIRo oct l2.-Conee, RIO Good frsts $4,000
q 10 rois per 10 k.lOs. Exchange on London 2i'-
SANTOS oct l2CoGee, Superior santos GJO0aG5o0 reii
Per 10 hlos
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. oct. l2.-spanish gold, 22sd2 2J.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
GOVERNMENT sIOCE DEPARIAhNI-4V4 ~
O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
rrsI Bu,Rp-1O'2 O'Clock An.
egl,s Of Ntffc BORdS-EalL'00d BoRdS-BHiH ohd IL
DreSS Nf0ftS.

,,t Morris & Ts.rx "a To e. Wab 1st cX-c
Ter %, 'u, 20 ~ aoo hy l05 5OlO....... ila
CRIE rGs 1911 10 O.....-.,e2o oleSs olS ,,ir,n
to"f'i,,'o ,oe, - ma lOlJ....... y2's
& " b. 80 ~, 'V0 90o0 1919 Chatham BANK
l. a. w wa I ION a - I ~ 100. l22
-, wv ~ mn 90 i0OnO.. p8 80 Hanover Bank
d" h., cross. ID [ i cold OBS o......;-ipD
IL 1ot SOr -....lo57s Manhattan Bank
Nj % P G a Cen Iac ISL 0ah ,.i"l1s * 1.o,r
nl'-''"' a.. p 0ot - 5........I >
SVV' q, "a f-, a. L isc I, i. I,t N ImpUs TRAITS
~ e,f l..rrr 1900. .iU1 % 0-.----.--O- .
n'n g9 Union rae SINK Il
I.DOJ....-..- y4Ss
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

SECOND BOAED-I:}0 p. NJ.
,.. 40 r-1.+f Trlia Moose
SATURDAY. oct. 13-P. NJ.

The bank movement for the woel, ended last
night presents ulmporant changes, excepting eain Of
s58s COON specie. ard loss of 0S5.2Oo iu cSltcn-
ders Tie total legal is reduced $4,000 and is
nog, S57 lC710o which il 29ll per cent Of the total
deposits agaiast 2929 Tor last week. DcCucInS tie
specie in fan from tine deposits tie legsendcr reserve
s 223s per cent Of the remaining currency deposits
against 22.s3 for last week.
But in view OF the fact. that after his date last year
the legal tender averages declined from S50GGo5o) to
S34 97JIOO, on December 80, loss OF &l5G"itOO, "a
comparison Of the present statement with tLa 0i the
cate in 1876 becomes interesting ana
eestive TIL. loans now are &2l.5Gl,7O0 les than iu
1876; the deposits Se475l 800 specie a 900, ana
legal tenders, SlO,352.7O0, while the circulation is
Sl3JG20O gicatcr Tie percentage Of Legal tenders %
the deposits less tie specie, October H. 1876, wa,
24s9 Per cent now 1t is 2235 per cent The total re-
serve u SO 31O9 per cent Of total deposits no"
nis29II per cent The following are the comparative
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

The principal feature of the Philadelphia market to-
day tle further decline 20 io for iie Stock of the
united railroads Of Ncw.Jcrsey which, however, closed
Sol ~. Ituusy y.yania sold down TO JUli and IC-
manned tus, willie Reading WAS inio tive at lG.oai62
CLOSING TRICLs OF PHILADELPHIA STOgEs.
Bi. Assci. Iii. AsIcL
CIV fs new....-..ll2 llJ SrluvlEiN y. pref
T. n, A. ol -. J.lli p ll&2 Nortae:nCe.i-I- lG Ia
Penn. N.-...... .Of dt'+ .iht. Naf--.. t3 1922
l.ealluG l E.-- lu1- ih2 lItfs, 49, " bIf H'3 @+i
lehi.h Valley H.. @t-2 40 iieSt'nnNe N--..- J" l3I
Cr4,..ssa prof.. a5 50 teuua Irans..-.. aOi1 5U'l
ihi. 4 Ers O.. r.. 10
l.r.. AMI aeiiY. tlU,iues, done United States
bond. dlrin the Sccs aud prices have Ept para vltl
ilcNaUatous in ecla 60 eietef Or t-s degree. I.c
n -l, 10 3o75 aud REGISTERED 1919 a!so. Registered
IC-iOs sold at lGC'el lo6"; ltta',Ie" h' 81 ISL 20
TrgIt rat!>eI,d new i2 per CENTS 80 INii iiui.I',.
i,icrca new Gs al lO7, AMI currency 65 I3OiI Vs.,
ni.L-nN lItr.I alreri uunl LIlun.:
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
-17HE MARposA LAND AND MlNING

? l'UE NJ TLIIV0N IsN-NU -A-fII
i COMPANY, or CATIFOkNGA .
EAEcUuyE OFFICE Noe and II Sassan.et,l
NEW YOlK. Septemi 20, l01I
The Trustees o, this Company hGyo csii th u
er share On the erred Common stock pAyaDe AZ
flis office or before october 10
Aei hat date 10 Nl be- delinquent and hADlo 70 caalse
of- oi eac. certificate Tor advertising stl'
M--.-.L. d. -LL ID. ---.---l- --.L--a.I.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

Following are the Treasury baanc, ~ Currency, Tlb,-
5G3I1O special fJnd for tue redemption 'i iracuohh
currency. $3.50 f6S special depost OF legal ehdtis
for redemption eli ceruncacs of deposit Titp3'VOui
COIN incuuin &}j3e9 800 in coin cittdtts, %-ifJ,-
SOL 4; outstanding legal tenders S35d9i f,JJ2.
The receipts -four and grain NJ the principal Atlantic
poits this l3th day OF October, "crcF
YORK.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

bonds win bear ntcrest NJ the rate ~ per cont PER
anuu, payable on the hrs y o May ana N"FeDeg m eac"
Yi1r ana VIII le DiI pu Npsr l.rr ], l@1-.
El,h proposed sl0ui be scaled ami iuiorsei Proposals.
for Bonds ~ W tiiy Il NrWl nih ana tu't" III H'o'hi
envelope addressed 90 thc Clm.irDNtr
The right s, reserved on tle part U A' tomif'e % IT,
eft av or i bids IT, In his jIigmeAr Interests ol the coz
pOrlf.un 10 Iur, TO- ,,., .-.,u.t-.t, a., o,
the redemption OIL bonds ol lbo city az Sew ofA Nh1
ulfufe November loll and Er issuf therefore, VIII ''
mako any addition tO tic city drNt.. .-....,..,
To holders o lia. city bonds which mature >oF..l. -
may auy amount dUr on such noni-, f' Fr}
to ne uayfi'ut 0i bonds that nay De- awarded 'e On
thor bids under those pr p1-a-
h'' '"' join kELLy. Comptroller
CITY Of Vow. York Department Of Finance COmltg0ieFs
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15
nRnpnSAIS EnR A3ll-20S 0I STOCK.

city Of New.York. Department Of Finance Corptroers
Once, October IL, 1917.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-15

Oc: g. oct. IS Difference
Loans. s.,9 10000 s23s2-JG00 Decrease Stl@iD
Sntc.. ... IG.5Jl.1OJ I7O9O.3O0 Increase 5so,tuO
la. jed. 4itOzlOo 403lGsoo Decrease 10. .,219
DEPOSITS l1-.~j34OO l3.l Il,ONp decrease o,l.6f1
Circulation j. $4,000 49, $1,000 Increase 9JaOJ
Tie following shows the relations between Tie toa! ic-
serve aad iAo total liabilities:
Oc'. g.. oct 13 Changes
Specie - ..... 5lG j5i. .1OD slTO3OSuu Jcc. Sl3StuO
Legal tn ,ls.. 10000 4O3I6,7OO Dec l.D-,-uU
Total reserve S57,0J3;OO s514O7.lOO Dec s5i6GoO
Reserve required
daI. 20 GrIu. ". 40 4bJlooO sS-3@iJJO
I1ces OF reserve
ABOVE legal
ql.rtI euts....... S,f9o35O Sll4,1OO Zee 3iol1 100
Aud tlo following are tho figures for the correspond
ins dai,s OF SO and 1877:
Oct. l4 1876 oct ~, 1877. Changes
Loans -96 -qf 500 sy3s z20GDO Decrease so 5Gl 100
bpf1s lt.34IagD lhOJhaOD decrease l.-2l 200
legal TEN. 5NGf91OO 103lG.~ 100 Decrease lU..JzfOO
Irrosi.s 2l.s2sg,O 1877 900 Decrease 2l.1Js#uO
CFcuatn. lz,1Zl,S.O 1bOsi.un1 Increase l,J5O,@'V
Tre,e-.e se90lGsOO 7tJ,IoI decrease SllG0g7 700
hcye nqud tJ48l475 4g.-9.roj .-----
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-01

BatOum is important from the fact that it
is the channel Of Communication with Per-
STA, Georgia aud Armenia from the Black
Sea. having a harbOr immensely superior to
that Of Trebizond. lis population is vari-
ously estimated from : 900 to 10000
A London letter writer says that the in
disputabe fact, " which Mr.. CARLYLE said he
knew, vas, that if Great Britain went to
war for Turkey. then Germany and Austria
would side with Russia. This fact he Is
presumed 10 have heard from those German
sources Il Information which are always
open To han.
The Obstruction Of a Turkish monitor 10y
torpedoes, reported Iy telegraph, took place.
as follows Two young Russian engineers
attemEte To- f,sch the monitor early in the
evening with iorpedor-, bat were discovered
and driven back. A. . o'.luck in tine morn
ing they returned in skis, CARRYING chain
of torpedocs He'd with dynamite. No look
out being abOar thc monitor, they lodged
the chain aero he bows, On their return
they dis, harged the whole by electricity ard
the vessel diapTelred.
The Minister of Police in Constantinonle
has issued an edict enjoining all true be
levers to pray five times day, and not to
loiter in the court yards over their games Of
cards, when the muezzin calls,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-01
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

1t Is now repor ted that Gen. Devens will
be offered the vacant seat on the United
States SUPP enc Court bench.
Gov zone. of Mississippi, says he has
done al that he can do to bring the Kemper
eou' Ity assassins to justice. The Attorney
.ereral, on the other hand, writes letter
blaming the Executive for not consulting
him about the matter and taking active
measures to inforce the laws.
Senator Conkling, it is announced, does not
intend at present to make any recommended
tons for appointments under the Admins
tration, or to in any way interfere in matters
of patronage. As to the policy Of the Ad-
ministration, he, with many others, is wait
ing.
Gail Hamilton, who began her crusade
against the papers with the Nation and Re
publican, has since taken the Chicago Tn
jlne and Boston COngregationalisf, and has
now got up to the Boston Journal and Ad-
rertiser. She is not very hard on the Bcs-
ton dailies, however.
1t has been frequently stated that the Du-
luth speech Of Congressman Proctor Knott,
of Kentucky, which made the nation laugh,
was borrowed for the occasion by that gen.
tleman from Bohemian without his con-
sent. This report see ned to be verified by
the prevailing dullness of Mr.. Knott in de-
bate, in Congress. Now Col. P. Donan,
late of the Confederate army, who was the
editor some years ago of the notorious Lex
ingtOn (Mo) Caucasian, prints letter in
the Memphis Aralanche, in which he de-
nounces Mr.. Knott as humbug, and claims
that ne wrote the Duluth speech and printed
it in the Caucasian March 70, 1870, about
nine months Jetore Mr.. Knon deliuered n IN
Congress.
1t is funny circumstance, and illustrates
the change as time twirls. that twelve years
ago this Spring, PostInaster-G General Key
in North Carolina. and hired
mule and rented ground and raised crop
that Summer to get money to take his fam
Ily to Chattanooga. What Confederate
n oney he had was, Of course, utterly worth
less. And, after he had sold his crop, there
was still not money enough to take his fam /,
lily around by rail (Which was several hun |
ired miles,, so he rugged up a wagon, in
conjunction with another family, and in this
primitive style the present Postmaster Gen |
eral journeyed over the mountains to East
Tennessee.