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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
IL. v. Tonpkins.

The machinery business of X. V.
Tompkins is probably the largest in
Northern Texas, if not the largest in
the State. His large brick warehouse,
fifty feet by hundred feet, two stories
with elevator, and extension of twenty
FIVE by hundred feet in the rear of
the main building, not being large
enough to accommodate his stock of
implements, he is now adding another
addition to his building of twenty-five
by hundred feet, making it the most
extensive house in this line of business
in the South. Among the goods repre-
tented, we mention few of the most
prominent.
The Walter j. Wood d Co. family of
machines, comprising the mower,
sweep rake reaper, chain rake reaper,
harvester and harvester combined with
Lockes automatic binding attachment.
This selfbinder is now attracting the
attention Of our largest farmers, as the
saving over any Of the reapers with
hand binders will, in one season, amount
to the cost of the machine. This as.
sertion is.not made carelessly, but is
based upon positive facts.
Mr.. Tompkins states that he sold fif-
teen or these binders during last season,
and all have given entire satisfaction.
Farmers would do we'll to examine il
before purchasing their reaping
machinery.
The Buckeye machine, built by Ault
man, Miller 4 CO., who this year put
out an entirely new selfraker
is in the front rank rs reliable
and durable reaper, and enjoys a repu.
tatien second tc none.
In threshers we notice the ]. ]. Case
a Co.'s Apron and Eclipse Separators
and the Inyincible Vibrator Separator,
built by Kinesland, Ferguson 4 Co.
These are furnished with either steam,
Pitts or Woodbury. powers, as the
fasmer may select Representing the
different principles Of prominent sepa
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managed by =, Il, Rowloy ESQ., al
gentleman Of high moral character
and thoroughly acquainted with lhe
business no represents, having had a
great many years experience, being one
Of the oldest attaches Of tho house
We extend to Mr., Rowley our best
wishes for his future success and well
fare.
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=. =. REDFIRGD g 60.

Are among the largest dealers In Pianos in
the United States. sud will guarantee 90 de-
liver Pianos and Organs, at AMY point u
Texas, ut lower prices and BETTER terms
than any other house.
rs ey unite advantages of n Home House
and "a large Eastern House. Tlty haycCVury
advantage and facility that can Be obtained
and Will sell at prices below competition.
The attention Of close b1yess 4 solicited.
They localize business, making it Homo
Institution everywhere. They now do busi-
and can ref0r To hnndreds OF persons IN this
state Who are using their instruments
They are sole prOprietors OF the DuRMAN,
HOLMES x CO. and "sTAN UAADN Pl.
AMOS. They also COZ troll Tor this. and sew
erai other states, the ChlCkeriug, Steinway,
Bradbury, MathuShek, LigUte and other
tifsl- lass Pianos, and the Taylor X taTley,
STANDARD, Whitney & Holmes, and other
First Class Organs.
They can deliver % their customers al any
point 81 Texas as low rs The same inslTu-
menis can be bought from the factory 10
New 90 K or b sion. saving the purchase,
the expense, delay aud risk Of long trans
pOTtaiiCn.
!, They supply families direct. giving them
every advantage usually given agents. FAR
tie living in towns ON any Of the Tiff rent
lines cfTailroad in The state, wishing TO test
their instruments before tuyiug. can have
them placed In their homes for frlal without
extra expense. ANA FRI al eases shey ship ON
approval aud 90 nOi require doll + in
money until the lnsirnmeut Is received and
found satisfactory in every respect. Tne
most p rfgct ssaiisfaction guaranteed IN
every respect.
pB-Seud for Circular and aice List,
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A pookcl rnII or NInnrv

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digestion elastic limbs, take TUFTS Pills.
Then you are poor You win be happy II
rich, you can enjoy your money. All Drug
gst's keep them.
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TO the Working Class!

we are now prepared TO furnish all class
win constant employment at home, llo
Nhole ~ the time, or for their spare NJ
Persons Of either sex easily earn from =
cents 70 % per evening, and a prOpOftiOns.
sum BY devOting their whole time 70 ihs
business. Boys and giri4 earn nea " -
nuch as men. That all who see this NOTE
may send their address and test the bus
me-, We make this unparalleled offer ~
bucn rs ere not well satiJfied We Will sehu
one dollar 20 pay for the trouble Of Uriiinf'
VII particulars. samples worth several uol,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 2O-Pork- Eastern dun at 7o western
dull at 5Oi BsoonC Cumberland Cut dul at 56t snori
Bee-India Ness steady at 100; Extra Ness ssey
a 40 ID. raiowPrme city steady q AZ -,
spirits 27 ROsinCOmmon dull at 3d F,ne Jun
at46 state steady AZ 80 81 heatNp sprs
ern dun Al i25d Winter We.teIn-None IN tlg iSa1 Gar
ket C0rnNxed Soft steady at y 81 'otton 7eco Oh-ie
low American steay 81 81 - ,....o o,,ro Ma
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2O-i2:30 p M Cotton active No NC
CENTS s4OO bales no Americana fhturs Is
better; Upands Low Mddng clause Septemner aug 1c,cr
and November delivery Gaa: also sale, OF the sane ol
also sales OF the 6ssgd upands Low Mddn9 z, e 49,
65ed Uplands Mdlng clause iDeeemDer anl ysnuay
delivery, Gssqd; Upans Low Mdding cause New ILL., ~
same. G'3qd UDlands Low hddns clause SN S.pP s,,
ped November and December, sail 6' als -aesoi Tue Si
6s Upsnds, Low Mddiiag clause New crop, shRda dng
cenber and January sail. 6Ssdi Upands low hu'ns
olause Crop smpped January ana fegFnhy sl olu.
LIVERPOOL sept 2j-i:3O m-Cheese; o. 81 per e" lor
the grades Of American Baco< 80 81 p c"I TOT Long
LIVERPOOL, sept 2O-2 D. m-Middhng Upianis Cotton.
Good Ordinary Uplands 6i5isd Ordinary Upand- 5L fu'
lures weako- with sellers n the last qiOttons W
lands, Low Midiue clause New CROP shppeu January al"
TIyFRPt6f, sept 2O-3 y m.-Uplauds Cotton, Low Md
ding clanse New Crop, shipped November ana Decom"'
LivERPooI Sept 2033O p m.-The sales Of Cotton today
included 1850 bales American; Ipants low Si1itns
clause. December and January delivery, Sad -,
LIVERPOOL. sept 20-5 p.m-Cotton. iuure- closed d1
Upanda Low Middiing clause smppea No'eh0'' III" Nv
IvRslooi sept 2O-530 D. m-Corn, 2S d2s3d. per quar-
FOR New Mixed Western spirits OF Turpehtine' <oo~
LigERrooI, Sept 2O-Eyening-L OIL S06dG3lper
LONDON sept 2O-5SO D. m.-sprts Of Turpcntine 26 3d.
d27 per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
Enlnres closed easy.

FLOUR AND MEAL-witl a better business in Flour 4
sought after export Medium - choice brands ruled sou
b bl H wit ooo S6. ctM E1a Al s. for Ensand
Sass % FOR West Indie; 200 bbs 80 = - S0@St ~
Extra ~ 90asG % $500 bbl- Medium 5oas6 20
i i.OO sglcs 100 bis Extra 81. Louis 81 - 5000
bills. Ciy Mil Eatis. Toy oeloper s. loo 19, tIt5s
bills Extra Ohio IS s. I'll taken export Quotations
80 10 Common Fair Extra state - 90Gto tar 10
Choice 50 O5QS7 20 Common t0 G1oi Extra Weatsn - 30
80 Choice 81 50 az 40 Common - Good Extra
OHIO a. 95d>j -. GOOD 70 Choice - J59s7 " N"~ MIN
ncsoit 1ta; Mixture 80 1915 4o Clear 80 s5as 40
TIA kyc Mixture s7a7 g clear 5Oass straight g. .
*. me Faftet closing Win an Upward tendency on
low grades. and steady for other kinds SOUTHERN
sales 100 bbis Cannon 10 Good Extra 80 IS ~ ;
Gooi 20 choice az 90 choice TO Iancy - COG - m
superdne Western. - 1884 state. SO - so BICk
...CORS MFAL dull sales. 45O bbs yellow westeTn.
jersey and PennsylvauH 81 % as go Brtndywne - ~
i 100 Heal shade H'"'' '''F' i'O0 '''A' my
GKAIN-Tho wheat market decidedly nrner with a
moderate business reported mainly I" ~ contracts -"
parcels advanced 02o, AMI futures 2eie ~ bush l"tS
Chicago 81 4o2as ~ Ungnded SlrnG e. % WT g
No. Awausee 81 ~ Ens , WINTER 70 -e,mer No.
2Wintcr Red. Al AZ White Western. ~ sodtl 5si 40
b M,' No sfn mt o seP.embc e. S6Ssl 81 5000
for October - % and 5000 bush DO 10. 40. y d.
Tor delivery 27th september 81 SO 1900 bush
Amber wi,tcr nos on the canal to .rrve y ez s 900
bush No for september 81 5ossl ;0l. eSs
nsse for 1 G $685. s. bid q 50 sss S
No spring for September 81 80 closing 81 Is bh - 80
si' 81 ba .a 0is' 50 .ssd quiet sdy
an &c for wssieIn sod sss.e for sat- onc 5s
saies 1900 bush siI sat. 70 1s,Vs i.s sss &
ley fof sport DE. slight BAILEY shAL
a a. ss. and sii s,'s
Per besT. with good inquiry Total saisa 2aoooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
COTTON MARKETS.

ArgJ STA Sept 2O-COtton frn good demand Mddling
lOlllOac Low Middlng 10 "a LOfc Good Ordinary, 5XD
receipts. bales; sales. 353 bales
al fIaoRg sept 2O.-COttOn firm; Mddins. ll'+c; Low
Ni'ing ID7sc Good Ordinary lOlac; gross receipts, 3
Iales crOss $50 bales exports cvastass. 80 bales 10
Great Britain Sales 200 bales ~ spinnois 10 Dales
TasroS sent 20-Coton firm; Middllng. IL Ac. Low
Nt5Iing II 5-c Good Ordinary lose; net receipts.
y bales gross 3jS bales exports none sales none STOCK
ca,eITsloS sept 2O-CottoE active and rmer Mddlng.
lO7.c: Low Midllng lOi2c.; Gooo ordinary, loflOaci
receipts Goa Das cNpot cotS' Sse n"h"i So1, fOo
cIscfSS III sept 30-CotrOn 1rm; Mdding. lOrsc Low
Maang, Xxx baies sales $50 bales stock 257a bales
G,IyR,fox sept 2O.COttOn steady Middhna lO1c Low
uddlng IOitc: Good Ordinary csc; net receipts, sos
bales gross exports, coastNs Il3t Daes; sales
iJ Io1iSyIiIF sept 20.-Cotton firm MidilDg lie
NnutI sept 20 COTTON hrm hddlDg. lO'4c. receipts.
40 bales Shipments bales; sales 800 bales stock, 1886
MEarHfs sept 2O.-Couon steady Middhng. l0sal0Lc;
Low aidflne lOi.e. Coca Ordinary, SIsc - receipts,
bales shipments, 30 baesi safes loO paesi socA "a :
yoRlEAxs Sept 2o-Cotron strong held higher; supply
IOic net receipts 30 bales; gross lS5 bales exports
n Great Britain none; exports coasuwse ,3l6 bales sales
$50 bales; stock. l1.4I2 bales. $500. 49,. -,o.
2 bales. stock, 1914 bales ...., 49,.
ApgIPiiA sept 2O.Cotton quiet Kidding. II tye;
II a. Good Ordinary lOiSlec; net
bales gross 4sl bales sales % splnners, 81 baes;
.ale. 1913 bales; stock, 2,3SS bales
SAVANNAH. sept 2O.,otton firm 10 very firm Middhng
lOTsc. Low Niddlng lOAc: Good Ordinary. s7-c. net
rrceDs BAT bales gross receipts, none exports coast
wise go bsrs 81 -. 80 bales; stock, $40 balos
ST LOUls. seii 2O-Cotton higher Ai0dlng, 1870 Low
Mdding Gn"d Ordinary 9'sc receipts. mono; ship
ments y bales sales 30 bales stock. $50 bales
WILMINGTON --pt COTTON sssfy; Adiinx, 10 Nc; Low
exports, coastvIse bars sales ITO bales stock 72i
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

In State bonds, Louisiana Is consolidated fell to
81 -. otherwise the various bonds were steady
In city bank stocks, Manhattan 1Ol sold at 1884,
and Commerce (53 at 1,272.
Railroad bonds were only moderately active, and
the offerings were III small lots. Rock Island new
Skies were better at 1854 1888, and Lehigh and
Wilkesharre cOnsOls at 30. The Milwaukee
and ST. Paul issues were firm rs at 97l4. l. and NJ
Division at 91l2. La Crosse Division AT Oh. and
Sinking Funds AT $685. Northwest gold cOnsols
were steady at 90, and North Missouri Firsts at
99l2 Pacific of Missouri Firsts ruling strong az 81
Michigan Central rs sold at 100, Union Pacific sink
ing fund bonds at % a. Western Pacihc' at 100;
Firsts OF Boston, Hartford and Ere at l3l2, and
Firsts Of c., c.. G. and ]. at 1921.
There was more frmness to gold and sales were
up to 1891 G 1881 the closing ont of short con-
tracts and the demand for gold be paid in for the
4 per cent bonds. On gold loans @the lending
rates were L. borrowing, Hat, and l2ala2 carry
ing The Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 Ia
com interest and $3.50, 600 in redemption of called
bonds. The days business of the Gold Clearing De
partment of the Bank of the State of NewYork COW
cred: Gold cleared, $1,lS0,57l; gold BALANCES,
S19,145 900; currency balances, Sl,l42,375. The
gold quotations as follows:
IO.........lO3is l2...........l0S4 S......-lo5a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
OFFICIAL REPORT NEW YORR MINING STOCR BX-
CHANGE SIZES SEPTENBER 20. 1871
SECOND BOARD-1:30
THuRsDAY.sept. 2O-P. ,

The report of the Receiver of the Erie Railway for
the month Of July, recently made to the court,
shows that the company is making no Roadway to-
ward a relief from its embarrassments, and confirms
the opinion often expressed in this column THAT
the interests of its creditors and of NewYork City
alike demand its immediate sale under foreclosure,
at whatever price bona fide buyers arc willing to
give. The report shows that during the
month $4,000 of temporary loans were paid
off; the receivers certificates reduced 500 4O7
payments were made account Of coal property.
S2S,556. and for interest $2O.663. The total out
nde Of the ordinary payments for operating the road
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtcer. VtSs,iS and RG,iro1fs
TnrR.DAr. sept. 20. 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Turrpsn4v Som On 1877

ASHEs-In obbinc demand; Pos i2c.; Pearls she
COFTtE-Mili grades quiet and unc.angtc o va qurf
prices f&lsac. for
Prime carcOts saies OF 1000 bags ex serene ~ fatl
more private terms. sacs here Niighi' dispatch
from rio, received nday, dae sept IL. avs alec since
18TH inst 50 Shipments Aanac porta, 2yuoO
Gull ports 5000 bags stock. flOOO uaR; average
daily receipts, 700 bags prices very hrm al O<oOO e1
change, I'D"
cor ON-Spot Cotton was In moderate demand, and
6m saes lO43 bales Of which Isl ls. evening includ
ing l2J Tor export and 9lS Tor home consumption; 100
bales DELIVERED the receipts AT the ports
2735 bales 1864 bales this day last week ana
AalDa N Id 2 aaf va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Sent 2O-123O p m-Erio railway shares. II -;
New York Central 1882. limos Central. tO'2 Sew Jer
sew central 1874; Reading Railroad shares l. 4.
I0NB0N sent 20-i y. ~ iHr-
advce quote per enes az loo francs for The ac
vaIiI Central 20 q.
I0STCy sept 2O-3 p. l.The bIOn in the Bank q Eng
land las sJ3oOU during the past weeA hc pro
portion 81 tho Bank Of England rere {" haDiy, when iaSt
week was i9iifs per cent 43f per cent. -
IOSu1V sept 3O-p. m.-Ere Railway shares, ILL., Hi
n0s central 70L yivaua Contra 29a; NcW Jersey
Central d. Reading Railroad shares. T. Paris ay ces quite
FIVE pcr lO5 francs go centncs Tor me &c
count SILVER is quoted al "A NJ. per ounce.
PARIS Sept 2O-Eschange ou London p francs 10 cen
times ght specie the Bank ~ Trance has
decreased LOCO, 900 francs during tie past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER d. 1877

Packing active strong 6B0e higher an Averages
best Phadepha 90 90es5 % Packing 800 90 Bosp'
81 25df5 40 Light closed strong at So $3.50 ~ All
SHREP-I.eceipts 94O Butchers 81 25GS3 62'2; snip
ping "a 25, closing fairly active; mostly sold
EAST LIBERTY Penn Sept. 2D-CArTLE- Receipts To-Day
cars OF through and OF yard stock, or 46S head
Prime s. 80 Good. sj 259S5 40 Common "a 5Vet9 ~
HOGS Recepts to-day. l,925 heaa Workers. so@e' 90;
Phladephias. 50 5ods5 80. 49, 1000. a.
SHEEP-Recepts to-day, 200 head seinDg at sS@fa 90
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sTAlSRD.
GoodOrdinary

strct Good 0rdinarylOsts Middling lOsl
Futures active and and ia points higher on the
early months, and 10 and II points on the later go
yesterday after 4. september. 900 LII
200 33 400 IL ~; October 100 l.I4 100 ll.l5 1900.
Ills. 1000, ILL A4O0. 1l.l6 N0vembeI 21i, lOSg
500 IL 90 ZOO HOB loo iO4 800. llOl 900, l02
December 400. l0J 300 lI05 100 hoe January 100
lJ; 800 llli:. total, 1880 bales First Gail t0 day
september. 100. 24h. 1871 100. 22d, 80 DC
tO6er 100. il24. November. 800 lilo December 800
1llO January, 100. ll2O: February. 300. "a March
ZOO l149 100, las; total 100 bales Second -. sep
TENDER. 100 22i 1885, total 100 bales rlrd call
September 2OJ ll3G october, 100 25; Deccuber 300
lL13; March 300 49, toral 800 bales sales TO-DAY M
y. Septcnber, GOO lL4O; 300. Il3s 800. ll3l
500 ilse 200, 1871 100, n, 2ith, ll.35 so ii$e
1900, li35 5O0 1l.3G; 100, l57 october, 200, ll2O
$50, n 25i 100 1924; 200 Il.2I 200 di2li 200
November 100; los 100 lilo; 800 100 1900 los;
100 1l.O9; 100 lilo; f0 M; loo liz; 200 Ills
900 no LOO LIZ: January 100 ll2l lso0 20
300 ll.22; 300 1928 February 200 1875, 1000 II 80
200 1l33; 100, ll32 March 100 ll47 500 Las 700,
lI.aO zoo II April 100 CO. 800, ll6o jane 100.
10 Is total 90, 500 bales Grand Total, 674O0 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

Government bonds were quiet to-day, but firm for
reasons already adverted to. SiXtysevens were the
favortes selling at 1873 There sales of reg
istered Is of 1881 st 109$ and of 4l2 per cents
at 1O512 We annex latest street quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

New York Exchange was quoted to-day MS follows
at the places named: STRENGTHENING, 4 on; sell
ing par. Ciucinnati-stcady; buying, par; selling
Ito premium. Sc. LOuis-par. CharlestoI-easy; 3
discount; ls6 u premium. New-Orcans CONNER
cial, isd3lG bank, Lass Chicag0-IJ to 80 as
count.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
dav received $3.50 900 National Bank notes for
redeuption The Custom receipts were Si70.OoU,
and the Internal Revenue receipts were S3eO,OOO.
The following is the Clearing House statement TO-
day: Currency exchanges, SG96l2.sOO; currency
balances -, 939 5S3; gold exchanges, TJ,oJb,O'Zj
gold balances, Ti,O3f.1l2.
The Managers of the Bank Of ENGLAND held their
weekly meeting to-day, but did not alter the nihl-
MUM rate Of discount. and 10 lii stands at thFee
per cent which is fraction higher than the current
rate for three months bills in the outside market.
The amount Of gold Withdrawn from the Bank dur
ing the week was fJ3 600, and the proportion of re-
serve TO liabilities which was last week 42ll tG per
cent is now 433s. British C0nsOls to-day ruled
strong a. 9J9tG. and United States securities wore
finn, 1SG7s closing at 1914, 1enfoTties ~ 100 =.
New - Al 1O75lG, and New ~ per cents az lU1'l5
In American railway stocks We quote: tre com,
mon nj 49, the preferred 40 81. Ncw-lork Central
M 1O3lo Illinois Central ut 70l2 Pennsylvania Cen
tr9I al 9ql, Jersey Central At 1871 and Reading al
I7II The price Of bar silver was DIS pence the
ounce, English standard. In Paris the hye per cent
French Reutcs fell 10 lOG
The gross earnings Of the Denver and no 6range
Railway for the week ending September Z, 1877,
were $17,541 ~.
Tic gross earnings of the Missouri. Kansas and
Teas Railway for the second week in September
1877 We're:
.5 ls57a s 23.s; I gi4Si
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finanfldl.

4 MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ sthe New orleans Jackson and Northern Railroad Com
pany will held tho CompanYs ONCE in New Orleans
Friday october g. a IL o'clock yy order Of the BoAEt
OF Directors. STU lNEoANT flsd, secretary
NewNork. Sept. o. 1871
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Banking 6ouses ano Banaers.
Diuioeno Notlres.

ETNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Goa DIVE
" DEND Of TWO PER CENT the capital stock u
the Union Pacific Railroad Company vi psd aId after
stockholders 81 record September 20 1871 New.
viii d. pad ONCE of Uuou Trust C~
pauy - BOawaJ aud Boston Stockholders at the oiace
the company.
stock books will be closed September 20 and reopeEed Oee
Der 2. HENRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer
Boston, sept. To- 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

A GAS STOCKS,
N. NETWORK. METROPOLITAN. MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Of brooklyn and e~York ass Securities dealt
in bT GEO IA. PRENrISs.
Room "a 80 Broad st.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

an uncommon rate in the street, il has been for
long time current nj the banks. Mercantile paper
rules dull at quotations as follows:
CURRENCY rAPER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
Business Chances.

HARVARD GRADUATE, with $1,000,
wanted conduct business established weekly news.
PAPER Address UBLISHER, STATION d.. NewfOr CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
Total sales for the day
CLOSING rBiCKs O,

CLOSING PHIi-A DRIPRIA STOCKS.
Bid Asked. bid. h5Aed
o,y rs new......l13 1884 schuvlkl y. Pref. s
g. r Of \. J.l9O 1871 SorthernCenfIK 1885, 16l4
Penn r. RI. 29Ss 29s. Lemgh Nav...... 1884 l9s
Reading II RI. III IT'S. Puts. lit \ Buf. ga So
Valley b. 3yL2 $685. Jacksonville r. lGa5 ~
C3taWissa Pref 33l4 30 Central IIaDB.--- 81 81
PIN. & 4. r.. 10 l0i3
The following table Of prices Of The prominent
Gold and Silver Mining Shares including the OPEN
ing prices of to-day. received nv Telegraph from
San Francisco. is furnished by VIM. W ard, Drexel
Building. All prices in gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
Foreign Exchange was quiet and finn, and curren
Official rates were "a annexed:

The following were to-day's quotations i'll gold 70
foreign aud domestic coins and bullion:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
coHPANY's PIER foot % SECOND-sT. HOBOKEN.
HERMANN sat. sept 20 WEsER saturday, Oct
NICK AR SATURDAY sept 20 MOS Saturday, oct Is
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEWlokh TO sOOIhAhr-
TON HAVRE OR BREMEN - .
FIRST CABIN 500 gold. SECOND CABIN, $50, gold,
STEERAGE, $50 currency - o.,.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid Seerage Ceru0
Gates $50 currency.
For freight passage apply 70 49,, q r,, ,,...
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MAIL STEAMERS.
.Tev-York. Havana & Mexican Mail s. Line.

CIV UIk tIdEi "a " r ~ n
steamers leave Pier 3. North River. At 3 y
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF NEW.Y DIRK, Zimmerman WEDNESDAYS sept. Is
CITY OF MEXICO. Nc IBtOsh. sAIl RDAf. Oct
CI1'Y. OF VERA CRUZ Deaken... WEDNESDAY, oct 10
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEWORLEANs
via Havana, PTOgreso Campeachy, Tuspan. Iamplco .
CITY MEXICO. Mcintosh. -SAICK oct
leave Nev orleans september 70 aud OCTOBER -
VI WI" y sIFXANDRE& SONS, 81 and 80 Broadway.
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RANG o. rHE STOCK MARKET.

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OPS Hight LOw't. Fin3L Bid Assed solo
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ORFAT WFSTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

HAMBURG American Packet Company's Line
4 4 for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOU re- and HAMBURG
LESSING Sept. 90 HERDFR Oct
FREsIA...~.~.......sse sept % POMMERASi Oct ~
Eates Plymouth CheThoure Hamburg
and points England, scotland and Wales First Cabin.
Cabin gold 500 SteeIage currency 49,
RUNHARDr b Co, C. II. RICHARD BOAS
General AGENTS. General Passenger AgegtA
I proaI -fN New 81 Newly York.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-05

ROLSTER'S MILLS.
Hancock House, M. Hancock, Froprie-