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vaults Cleaned

A Nd taken outsat short notice, from 81 to Sc
"A cord OF. SO aload, by addressing
my14dtf a. LIBBY. Portland P. o.
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mall House For Sale.

NEAT II story house, six rooms, good cellar Sc
"A bago. Lot 33x60. Situated between Congress
and Cumberland SITS. Price $780, terms cash.
Apply to F. G. Patterson, Dealer in Real Estate
au2i 3791 Congress Street. diff
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FOR THE ISLANDS.
FOR THE ISLANDS.

NN~ STEAMER MAGNET
nIstMNH will commence her regular trims
EzzEz9assSssyEEzss5 MONDAY, July 2, 1871 touching
at Peakes', Long and
Little Chebeague Island.
Leave Portland Pier at 0 a. M, 2, and 7.15 D. m.
Ireiethens, Peakes' Island, at 9.20 a. m.,
22O, and 7.35 p. m.
fonce's, Long Island, at 9.40 q. m, 240 P. M.
Returning-leaye Little Chebeague at 10. 80 a. m ;,
and p. m. -
. Leave POnces, Long Island, 1918 a. M, SIS and
Leave Treethen's, Peaks Island, IL a. m., $50 and
DIV VIII make three 1T TIPS Sunday leaving Portland
rer a1 III dc ln'' anu ''lo p m, jy2dtf
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For Sale !!
The new and thoroughly built
house 8 Ellsworth st. Very pleas
antIy situated; in the health lest
part of the city. The best bargain
i'm the market this season.
Apply Oh the premises.
j. K. AVERILL.
iulrQ AZ
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10 YOUNG MEN it is the best in
VeStment that can be made. as
Will be seen by the cases given
above,
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L good land, with barn, 18x20 feet; 4A miles from
Portland; three acres in grass cut the past year,
about four tons of hay. Price $500. Inquire of
ALBERT j. MERRILL 80 Lincoln Street, foot Boyd
Street. Also two tenements, to et IS Franklin ST..
70 rsmall families. ju7eod1w*ttf
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Apply for documents or information on the sub.
ject, to ~
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delivered in any part of the city, All orders by postal
card otherwise left at office, 152 Exchange street.
or depotl lHolyokes Wharf, will be!promptiy filled.
Jul4 eod3m
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HEAVY FAILURE IN JERSEY CITY.

Thcre quito stir in business circles throughout
Jersey CITY yesterday when it was announced that Mr.
S. Garrabrant well known real estate dealer in Ber-
him time ago ioreclose $50. 900 mortgage.
decree entered but application made 10 the
Chancellor to open the judgment his we's part,
the ground that her husband secured her signature to
the by undue influence, and that she had not
been served with the legal process At the time the
SUIT commenced Garrabrant asked the Deputy
Sheriff not the paper his wife but him.
sell, though II was directed TO her, az the shock
would be too great for her. Tho deputy
That there had been mistake IN consequences oil
whcL the mortgage did refer TO the bond. and
SUIT was commenced on the bond He was pressed 50
closely IN contendng against the foreclosure proceed
OF failure had gone abroad they came down upon nm.
meeting was held and tho creditors appointed y
committee TO examine bis books Just previous TO the
failure IT rs stated that he obtained the indorse
ment OF several OF his personal friends to notes.
the greater part OF which he has since neg"
tiaed The amount Of the Inducements Is
set down ut $4,000. IN which the following
gentlemen are involved-Hugh Mckay, sli 000,
5. r. Hasey, 5000; Jacob Weart 100; John
Reilly, 81. 5O0; Mr. Crook, OF the hrm OF Crook X
Nash. 81, 500; h. Daily, oil Bergen Point 900; Dir.
Dewey, law OF GarraDrant SIS OO0 aud several
others There also liabilities amounting TO about
ST. 900 account OF rents aud other moneys col
locted agent several parties. HIS Indebtedness
about $40 000 As his properly Is mortsaged Tor ITS
full value creditors cannot expect ytng 10 that
quarter Oaly few days ago lie settled mortgage OIL
ST. 900 on the house IN which he resides aud cnAttel
mortgage Of $500 on his furniture Many OF the IN
dorscrs to his notes members Of Mr. Garrabrauts
church, the Bergen Presbyterian.
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NOT A FAITHFUL STEWARD.

II. B. Toe, dry goods merchant, dong business at
No. 335 Broadway, has had IN his employ at his resi-
dence, No 334 West Twenty-third street, for some
time young German named Carl Lionan. About
two weeks ago Carl resigned his position, but
after his departure IL was discovered that
Carl, who used to pay tho bills for grocoriei
and such like, had failed TO do in many in
stances when the money hal been given TO him fol
that purpose Further investigation showed that
quantity OF wine was missing IRON the cellar aud
selection OF jewelry from rooms IN the house. The
was placed in tho hands OF Officers Ferris anc
Hickey WHO managed TO get hold OF Licnan by send.
nga notice to his residence. No. 1l9 Ninth avenue,
stating that there was registered letter for HIM
AT the General Post once. They watched the
window for TWO days and Wednesday afternoon they
saw him approach aud ask Tor tho letter He az
once taken INTO custody and taken to the Ccntra
once. Yesterday afternoon ho was arraigncd before
Justice Morgan at tho Jefferson Market Police Court
but was rcmanded till Saturday TO allow Mr.. rolc,
Is at present IN Cincinnati timo to and appear
against him. IL Is thought that the amount Of the
prisoner neinrlous operations will exceed $500.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STEADY, DULL AND EASIER
FUTURES CLOSED BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR
EAsY-wHEAT QUIET-CORN QUIET-oAIs
sTEADY-wHIsKEY sTEADY--PoRK FIRM
LARD FIRM - PETROLEUM LowER-OILs
sTEADY-sPIRITs TURPENTINE QUIET AND UN.
sETTLED-RosIN NoMINAL-CoFFEY STEADY
SUGAR QUIET-FREIGHrs FIRM.
THURSDAY, Sept. 27-6 p. NJ.
Business continued fair in most commodities, but
there was no especial activity. On 'Change four
was easy and In moderate demand. Wheat quiet
Corn quiet Oats steady. Whiskey steady Pork
firm. Lard firm. FrcIghls were firm. Cotton on
the spot easier In futures closed barely steady
Coffee steady Sugar quiet. Oils steady. Petroleum was
decidedly lower. Naval stores quiet.
COFFEE There movement in Rio in cargo
lots, but the market ruled steady. Mild coffee was
quiet We quote:- Ordinary cargoes, 1896. a 1714c
fair do. 1919c; good do, 2Oc. prime do, 2oIsc
2054c.; extreme range for lots. 1876. nc.
Santos fair to good, 1870. o loo. gold 90 days
Java, government bags ne 23c. do, grass mats,
DE dc. Sin sapore, 1870 zoe. Ceylon 1sc 2Oc.
Maracaibo, lie. l91sc.; Laguayra Sc 2Oc jamaica,
l7c 1870 St. Domingo, Ice. 16)sc Porto Rico 1sc
roc Costa Rica, 17c. 2Oc. Mexican. 1sc 1916
Macassa lSlsc 2oc Angostura ISc 2O1sc SAMANTHA,
lie. II 10I,c: Curacao. 16c.a 1870.
COTTON the spot quiet and closed easier
tone but quotably lower New cotton, arrive and
on wharf offered &c. below quotation. Futures
ope ned easy and points lower remained steady
at the decline until about III O'Clock, when the
weakened and remained 80 all day under large sales
bulls The market closed barely steady, with decline
for the day Of II IA points the months earlier
points lower The closing prices to-day compared with
Wedne sday's, were as iollows:- -
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nusIxEss oppoRruNIrrEs.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho HUDSON River Manufacturing Company of No
o5 Chambers street Nyacg has been thrown
into bankruptcy by I've creditors. AT the annual
meeting held recently, Abraham J. Storms
elected president howard VI. Storms vice president.
and W. C. Penney secretary and treasurer. The con.
dltion OF the company's affairs was discussed and,
the reports presented, appeared that the
pany was insolvent, and could not pay nny cents on
tho dollar The liabilities were given sl9 900. and
assets between IS, 900 and $4,000 II suggested
that the concern had better 20 into bankruptcy.
Subsequently the creditors alegs that the company
made yment OF $1,000 to G. Penney, the father OF
tue treasurer, In order 10 make him preferred
creditor, and also confessed Judgments in favor OF
EuDa C. Pennev the wife OF the treasurer, for
1851 SIS. IN order TO give her preference. Tho
claims OF tho creditors VINO unite In the petition
amount te 80. t96 IS. and are as follows -Manhaitan
Brass Company, S3 2l5 49, Henry Siebert Il Brother,
$1,000; Jonathan II. Crane, $3.50, Wilson Godfrey,
ST. 600; Charles b. Fearing. sl02s.
Henry Cohen, banker, of No. 20 Wall street. has
been adJudicaied an Involuntary bankrupt on the Pc
tition OF creditors and the matter has been re-
ierred TO Register Little to take further proceedings
The claims OF the petitioniDg creditors amount TO
$iS lOi O6 the greater part being tor cash oans Tue
following are the clams:-David s. Greenebaum,
SO l23 25 Kuhn, Loeb Co., SAT- "a Jonas Hess,
SO. 005 so. Hess Brothers Co., s. l3s 10; Gabriel
Rosenoerger, s5.3di 81. Heinemau. Butzei l. Co.,
$1,000
Frederick Clausen, grocer, at No. 1917 Third avenue,
has been adjudlcated bankrupt on the petition oi
four creditors, whose claims are as follows:-Paui
Gautert, S7t6. Henry Niewiseh, $500; FREDERICK
Meyer, $500; Max Frey $3.50 SIR Claussn says HIS
aggregate liabilities amount TO GA A. The matter
has been referred 10 Register ke,chum 10 take further
proceedings.
In the County Clerks Office there was nled yestor.
day tho assignments OF George Rempp and Norman ID.
Moody, comprising the nrm OF Rempp Moody, 10
William E Lathrop, aud oil James Il. Sackett TO Henry
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsroy. Sept ~. 1877
Cotton easy: midding l0ySc.; low middiing. l0Isc.
good ordinary ioe Ne. 1ecepts, 1851 bales gross,
1,755 sales, 1913. stock. s.i9s
NAw ORLEANS. Sept 81, 1877
Cotton weak %iddlipg, lie; low middlins. io'sc
577 Exports coastwisc 1903 sales 1000 stocs 25ss4
MOBILE. Sept. ~, 1877
Cotton unshsnssd middlins Ios low %adns loss
Exports coastwise. 2i7. Sales 300. Stock. 4is3
ss,, 70 sax s iw . Sept r. ISL ,
iis Exports ''a''''' Sales d sisss
CnAnLKsroS Sept. 81. 1877
sSss sni. os N go F's sdss sa bales
Spirits s"ss s$:, S. ,:s%
se sa Il ' ss yp's sa Ss
Vi Corn unchanged; high mlxed, SIC; 30. >. SOC.
ada ., soc.' iooo9 do prime 90 at s7c 200 90.
DO $S a. s Pa. SS ,: .mPS bushels '1o Gs
TO arrive a. Use in bond Canal irsisassI she;
ssSco bushels barley 1850 DO. rye ""' '''''
BUFFALO, Sept ~. 1877.
Wheat moderately active saleso Tour whte
w@.s, e. z 40 tSoo bushels =, H. g, Nin@s,a
th private Corn dub; SAFES 1000 Oushels
sh"assa IN the absence Of sales seed. in rns inquiry
timothy 81 GOA 81 3d. medium clover at 81 90 Is
Canal ireights auotaoie 70 New YORK Wheat &C. corn,
Der at 50 80 a$3 10; stsvcs 81 10 Receipts by lake
Flour 2595 bbis wheat III IA bushels corn 49, 63
DO oats 2O,OOd BY rsilroadFlour 1880 bbls. wheat,
1900 busheis 1000 do oats, 5000 rye. 400
Shipments by canal TO tdewater heat 80 O9 BUSH
els corn 80 $50 o. oats. G53oo do lo.20O do To
interior p0ints-Wheat 0,4OO bbs corn, Is S1 bushels
BY railroad Flour 1850 bbls wheat, III 900 bushels
corn, 10000 do. oats, Z. 800 do rye, 2,4OO do.
TOLEDO, sept ~. 1877
Flour steady Wheat closed steady; No amber Michi.
81 80 extra white Michigan, 81 35a amber Mich.
gan and seller september 81 81 seller october 81 70
No. red Wabash spot and seller scp,ember, s. 80; seller
October. " 2SA No do ~ l51s rejected DE- VI %
red y, 30; No. spring, 81 10. Corn closed steady high
mixed spot, 1870 No. spot and seller Scptempor 4oc
seller October, 46lc No white, issc rejected ioac
Michigan Die. Rcceptsflour, 300 bbs wheat - O)O
busheisi corn 5000 do. oats, 5000 do shipments
Flour 800 bbls wheat 100 bushels; $4,000 do
oats. 10000 do.
CIxctSSArf, Sept. ~, 1877.
Flour quct unchanged whoa. active; winter red West.
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KEYSER'S CREDITORS.

HEARING OBJECTIONS TO THE CLAIMS OF vAEr'
GUS PARTIES AGAINST THE RING PLUMBER.
An adjourned meeting OF the creditors OF John II.
Keyscr the Ring plumber. was held yesterday, at tho
Office OF Register Dwight, for the purpose OF hearing
the objections entered against number OF the claims
at the last meeting. The first clam examined
that OF the bankrups brother, william J. Keyser tor
SOS, III So aud the bankrupt was examined by Mr.
CruIkshank. representing several OF the creditora
Mr.. Keyser testified that his brother never held any
mortgage from him on the property in Second avenue;
he had made the mortgage TO his wife for value re-
celved s., 600 certain property which had hers
for twenty years had been exchanged in conncctlor
with other property and the only way to secure her
was by giving her mortgage: he did not know
whether he had ever testified that his
brother had held tho mortgage collateral,
II he had done he desired 10 correct III HIS brother
had loaned IA m various sums OF money; he took bug
brothers. business aud agreed TO redeem II In ten
years, the price being $4,000, which be stI owes,
with the except on Of - $1,000, which had paid
lie gave his brother stoc to the extent OF 100 shares
In the keyser Stove Works, which has no value now.
The register finally ovorrued The opjecons and the
claim. nd mitted.
Argument was also heard on tho objections against
number other claims, and Register Dwight gave his
decision In each case The objections were overruled
the following cases and the claims we're admitted
William +. Hueston, $3.50. IA; Alfred r. Williams
$3.50. Ia; Wilham Newton, 81, 225 40 John Regan,
5000 OIL Frederick A. Palmer, s6,61l % The io
lowing claims were rejected James Grayourn'
jectlons wthdrawn to the claims OF Ella l..
Shook, 81, 626 63 Thomas w. HOOK s3,4i5 06; and
Moses b. Pardee, 81 OBS so, and they we're admitted
The Corporation Counsel, on behalf OF Comptroller
Kelly, presented the clty's claim Tor ding. IL was
objected 10 by the attorney tor the bankrupt Accom-
panyiug the claim Is statement OF the accounts OF
moneys due the city IRON keyser, the sums having
been paid 10 HIM out OF the city treasury raudulenty
by the pubic officers tho time IN charge OF the city
treasury and not being due To keyscr, but having
been obtained by him upon false and fraudulent papers
purporpg 10 be accounts OF work. labor services
apHr yures IA r.
nsncd by HIN for the city anu county OF New York,
and by COLLISION and conspiracy between hin and the
public officers having control OF he cry treasury The
total amount OF the claims Is So, l45 lob SO, which
does include taxes and water rents due GU prop
crty witch owned or is now owned ov kcyser.
There 234 items oil payments made from January
1868 TO June 10, 1871, varying from $40 o. to
SO yI6 80 Just before the close oil the meeting the
attorney the bankrupt offered verbal objections
the claim that was incorrect In form. anu there
was no description oil the Indebtedness Register
Dwight did not make ruling as TO It's reception
and adjournment was ordered.
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Considerable dismay is felt among the Wall street
brokers who do the business of spectators at the
enormous lately In tho number of establish
ments where trade in FIVE shares is done ct 81
margin. There is really no difference between the
business done by these gentry and that OF any gam
bling house except that the percentage favor OF tho
bank Is larger than usual. There pretenco Of
buying selling stocks, and the wouldbe Spectator
merely lays large odds that he will win.
The rumor that Mr.. Charles Osborne was about to
retro on tho LIST proximo is denied.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
ILL., 700 shares, Of which &C. 900 credited TO Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 2 900 to Lake Shore
and IL, 900 to Northwestern preferred.
Messrs. H. Kennedy & Co. have been readmitted TO
the New York Stock Exchange,
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JUVENILE BURGLARS CAPTURED.

Three youths named John McGrsth, aged sixteen
John Murphy aged fifteen, and Eugene Murphy, agcs
seventeen, we're arrested at two O'Clock ycslerda,
morning In Bowers street, Jersey civ Heights, By
Sergeant Newton. The boys had lust returned from q
theatre and had in their possession s25 worth OF jews
clry, consisting OF studs, chains lockcts, hair chains
and neck ties. The family OF Mr. UnderhilI. Bowen
street. was absent and the boys broke into tho build
Ing. Tue jcwe!ry was identified as the property o.
Nr UndcrhL Tho youngest OF tue prisoners sad
That ne mot the other two ia New York they werd
coming out OF theatre, and they brought HIM along
Justice Peloubct committed them for uiak
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and Steady.
GOLD lob 1-S A 1O3.
Governments Weak, States Dull and Rail-
roads Generally Steady.
Money on Call 4 7 3 1-2
Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

THURSDAY, Sept 27-6P. NJ
The days business has beon in the nature OF
stand-up wrestle between tho coal iances and the
railroad properties rhe first named obtained the hrst
FALL and kept the advantage for the whole OF the day,
while the second knucked under from sheer inability
70 make successful resistance In word, the weak
ness OF the coal carriers controlled the market At
the start the railway shares were inclined TO better
figures but the advance thwarted by the evil eye
(which proved to be black eye) of the anthracites,
and though the bull parry by air support to their
avortes shook their fingers as 1t were, in Neapotan
fashion, at the evil influence tho evil influence
continued paramount Hence the prices Of rail
way shares comprised in such active stocks
Lake Shore, Michigan Central and the grangers,
grew blacker and blacker under the beginning infu
the coal stocks and finished the day smuited
popular appreciation and values To the specu-
Alive represent Of the Pacific slope is ascrbed
the free sales of the last few days. but the decline can
probably with more truth be traced TO a foreknowl-
edge tho part of some favored operators, of tho
circular issued to-day by the Lohgh and Wiikesbarre
Company. This document, Invested of verbiage,
simply declares renewal OF a coal The Reading
Company s constituted the enemy, and the means OF
attack are proclaimed in the intention to deliver coal
alongside" this city at rates ranging from A. TO 70
cents per ton less than the Philadelphia
now making
The producers of the Lehigh region placed in the
same category, and the WilKesbarre Company will
have shy at them also though the Intention is to let
them up easily and only cut under their prices from
Is to so cents per ton.
With this phase in tho coal trado 1t is not to be
wondered at that prices OF coal stocks sag OIL The
production for the last twelve months Is stated to DO
some 5000 200 tons greater than for the previous
twelve months and the has been sold at less than
the cost of mining and transport With the competl
ton which from general cutting of Threats
and resumption Of mining, which will add further sup
plies MARKET that Is already incapable of freeing
itself 1t is difficult any immediate release from
The slough Of despond In which the anthracite compa
nies are now plunged.
The opening prices were wv Union Telegraph,
7sA; Pacific Mail, 221s; New York Central lOlA |;
Erie, 11H; Lake Shore, 634; Illinois Central, II;
Northwestern 371S; do. preferred, 63I c. G., c. and
L. 3sG; New Jersey Central, 16'< ST. Paul, $685. do.
preferred, 72s Wabash, 12as; Ohios, q Lackawanna,
ak; Morris and Essex, "a: Hannibal and ST. Joseph
preferred. 27; Michigan Central, 5sX; Delaware and
Hudson, Ash.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following the highest and lowest prices of

Money on call lent at 5 6 per cent to-day with an
advance to and decline to 3 per cent. The closing
rate was per cont Prime mercantile paper was
quoted at per cent Tho following wero tho rates
81 exchange on New York at the aforementioned
mtes to-day -Savan nah, buying = offered, selling j
Drered Cincinnati, moderate demand buying par,
selling Ito premium; Charleston easy buying \.
selling par; New Orleans commercial, bank 4 pre-
MUM; ST. Louis par, and Chicago so discount
Foreign exchange continues weak and on tho decline
closing with business alta 81 4s2 for bankers sixty
days. sterling and s5i4 a A s51S for demand.
THE MARKET.
Gold opened at 1885 and closed at 1O3. All tho
sales Of the day at thos. figures Tho borrowin
rates were ?, "a, Ia, and q per cent and fiat
GOLD cLEARINGs AT THE NATIONAL BANK STATE or NEW
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GOV EMINENT BONDS.

Government bonds weak and declined a frac.
aon, closing heavy at the following quotations -
United States currency SKIES l2OyS 12l a do. do
1881, registered, 1904 1898; do. do, do, coupon
H01d li01s; do. do, 1865, now, registered, 1861
l0oes do do, do, COUPON 1855 "a 1855 do do :,
1867, registered, 1881 107; do do, do. COUPON
1O7 1915 do. do. $685. registered, 100 1oos do
do, do, coupon 1925 1898 do ten.forlies, regis
Tered, 1868 1868; do do, coupon los los a; do
Ives, 1881, registered. 1864 a 10Y; do. do, do,
coupon, Ioeas 1915; do AS. 1891, registered,
loo a 1851; do do, do, coupon, los 1855; do.
fours. 1907, registered, 1915 1917.
THE MAgKET.
The London adviocs report consois traction lower
and United States bonds unchanged except Tor 1867
which arc u higher than yesterday To-day is ticket
day and Tomorrow Will be fortnightly settling day at
the Stock Exchange The Bank OF England directors
made no change in the rate OF discount this morning.
aud the same remains al 3 per cent The bank lost
fl43.00o bullion for tho ending yesterday, but
The proportion of reserve to liabilities is 49, against
1914 per cent last week. Paris rentes rose 10 1857
vsc Tho specie in the Bank OF France decreased
1900 0OOi. during the past week. Exchange ON Lon.
don was quoted at 25f 16c Bar silver was quoted at
b4ysd per ouace Tho closing prices In London
wero:--Consols for money and account, 95s 95x;
new four-and-a-half per cent bonds 1O5l 6ve-weniy
bonds OF 1861 1875 ten-iorty bonds, 1917; nves OF
1851 1879; Erie common shares, 11k; Erie preferred
shares, 81; Now York Central 103ls; Illinois Central,
TO-
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board dull, the only sales
having been Louisiana sevens consols at 81 "a ASK,
and District OF Columbia at 'slk a 1874
RAILROAD BoNDs
IN railroad bonds the largest transactions were In
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47c. Oats In fair demand; hrnler, mixed, 26c 27c
Rye easier: No 2 SIC. sic Barley dull. whiskey dull
demand AZ sis Is sis So Lard duh and nominal Bulk
dull To- TIE soc and &c. aisle shoulders
clear rib and clear sides bacon dull At TAG, SIC
sac and $40. &c Tor shoulders. clear rib and clear
sides. dull Lnseed oil SIC.
5sc Hogs quiet easy; common. e 81 s. fair 10 good
- 20 - As fair packing - Is s. io, butche
s. +oa 50 50; receipts, 800; shipments. 400.
CHICAGO, Sept. III, 1877.
Flour STEADY and arm. Wheat active and Arm: No. 2
spring 81 l5. cash 81 I5z 81 1874 september 81 O6rs
ssi Oh October; 81 oisi All o5 Xevsmeer 81 o8, all
the No do. 81 03s 81 10 Corn sdy aud Arm
active At t2c cash; 4I2sc October 4ihc 4'4e
November rejected +Olsc. Oats easier at 23asc cash
go &C. 23isc October; 23,sc. a 23s.c Novemeer Rye
steady In lair demand 53sc. Barley hrmer At sic.
6c. Pork strong si3 rs, cash; Sl3 10 Si3 72. Dc
tooeri $i2 y1's si3. all the year Demand light
holders hrm 90 cash and octobsr 81 3T 81 40 all
81 On. Frerhts-corn TO Buffalo. 4c. kecepts-ii,ooo
bbls. forr, $4,000 bushels wheat ls5.OOO do. corn
ios 900 do osis 5000 do. rye - 900 do barley Ship
mentsi2 90 b0 -four 10000 bushels wheat 2O1 900 d..
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Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific skies Of 1917 which
steady los for coupon and 1888 for registered
issues Canada Southern hrsts declined per cent
IS, and New Jersey Central convertibles n, TO 6sH
st. Paul LA Crosse divsion) sold at 103 do sinking
funds at So Northwestern gold scvens at 9lH, Long
Dock bonds at 100; Buffalo. Now York and Erie
bonds 1o7 Union Pacific hrsts 1o4 and Central Pacific
arsts California and Oregon branch) at SIX.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following were the prices In Philadelphia at
noon and at the close OF business