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ors correspondent who wants Wheel
ING to buy the Bellaire and Southwestern
.sI,Osa lin emhryo) and then send the
T..cs,svss Valley road 10 Bellsire. Is q
,,l,isnt strategist.
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ra.r. IN, I'm. safe,, OF Vessel.

MONTREAL, May 4.-Anxlety is felt for
the safety of the City of Brussels, upon
which the Irish pilgrims left New York
for Liverpool, the same day as the
Germsuica. The latter arrived Monday
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Mr.. JOHN G. THOMPSON is confident
that the Democrats are going 10 carry
everything in Ohio this tall. 80 many
Republicans Of that state have been draft
ed into federal Offices that this will be
easy TO do.
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Fruits Injured.

CINCINNATI, May 4-Repors rom
Southern Ohio and Indians show thst
small fruits were considerably injured BY
the recent heavy frost.
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New York Custom House
Investigation.
American Consul at Aca-
pulco Released.
Reparation and Apology to
be Demanded Of
Mexico.
New York Custom House Invtstiga-

New York Custom House Investtga-
ton.
NEW YORK, May 4.-The Custom
House investigating committee continued
taking testimony to-day. A short secret
session was held. At the open meeting
John Jay read q letter from Samuel
Wslch s. Co., of Boston, addressed TO the
Secretary of the Treasury asking him to
direct the Custom House Committee to
inquire why bills OF sale of vessels, pro.
perty that hss been registered a. home
port, should be compelled to pay the tee
over again there, which is not required
at any other Custom House; also why
clerks should be allowed to re
ceive fees for furnishing promptly
the returns Of the cargoes landed at that
city. Deputy Collector WyGkop stated
that no such fee is required except where
registrstion takes place on account of
the ownership of the 'essel changing, or
where her marine documents were
changed No further questions we're
asked, and the committee adjourned till
Monday.
Tweed's Release.
The Bulletin, speaking apparently by
authority, says that the Attorney-Gen-
eral has come To the conclusion that the
public interest will be bes. subseTved by
Twecd's release, and this will occur with
ont doubt in short time.
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raAr extra session seems to worry DIS
- ss-
F-sudulepcy.
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at'hcclinq gegister.


%. ,.uthsr to-day '0sA Be partly
l., ,,h east to moth ,oi'sds, and rss-
"A, fsmosTafare.
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CHICAGO, May --Chicsgcs, ! run
earned; Syracuse Stars, 0.
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War Column bta.

PANAMA, April 26.-The war in
Colum bis virtually ended on the 9th
inst. The Conservative forces were de-
fested q. MsuisaIls by Gen. Julian
Truiil!o, and the whole state o; Aniio-
ques capitulsted on the 10Th inst Near
Rio Hachs battle was Tough: between
,he forces OF Gen. Ponce, liberal, and
Fsress, conservative, in which Ponce Is
reported VICTOR. Gen. TruJiiIO is now
the popular candidate for the next presl'
oency OF Columbia There will probably
ha M orsanized opposition.
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HAYIs b commander-in-chief OF the
armies of the United States, and could
have kept the troops down south a. long
- he desired to do so.-Ritchis Gazette.
"Could have kept the troops down
South as long as be desired" ehf How
do you figure that? Did not the Demo
cratic House ef Congress say that unless
the troops were Withdrawn from their
illegal and unconstitutional interfsraCce
with the local affairs of the Southern
States, not one dollar should the "com.
mander .in.chlef of the armies" have to
pay them with2 And further, did not
the Democratic House of Congress keep
its word with infexibility, until HAYES
saw that the withdrawal of the troops
must precede the calling of an extra ses-
SION, else an extra session were worse
than useless2
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IEaEDIATELY ,ft-- the adjournment
of the last Cong'eas 1t WAS announced
that the public interests would re-
quire an extra session at an early date.
II Was said that it would be necessary 10
call it for the middle of May; then the
4th of June was fixed as the
day; then the 18th OF June;
and now il has been post
poned uItil the 18th OF October.
Having determined to call an extra ses'
sion of Congress on the pretext OF pro
vidlng for suffering public interests, the
meeting is suddenly postponed to permit
HAYES to doctor up his wonderful
Southern policy, which, it is thought,
would suffer from al early ventilation in
the Democratic House.
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Are6bishop Poisoned.

The Archbishop of Quito Was poisoned
on Good Friday while saying msss, oy
means of strychnine introduced into the
wine used in the ceremony. lheEe Wss
prea. excitement aud indignation over
the sscrlIege. The perpetrators hsVe
not bean discovered.
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gan Central. $1,000 Delaware LAcka-
wanna and Western, 1000 Delaware
and Hudsoa, $500 Morris and Eassx,
1850 Illinois Central and l,7C0 Hanui-
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Sept. /, 1877
The Mncng Lane markets have generally shown little
ness by private contract is almost suspended At public
sales fair grades OF Congou ana new ruiz
green are lower steady demand by rcduers,
West lnuia descriptions showing Cd per cwt recovery
lowest quotations Common brown sugars
he, firmly IN rice speculation has cot tued with
prc tending upward: numerous cargoes 10 of
the coast have boen sod Coffee is firm and again higher
for kinds The sales OF ci1uumon Monday es.
IA ished rise OF I'd ID per pound On May quotations
Black pepper is dull saltpetrc is unchanged
LivgRPooL Sept l. 1877
tton-The sales of the day included 800 bales Amcr
steady; upRuds low mildling, clause,
crop shipped Ocouer and November SAIL, D ioiud
MARKET
LONDON. sept 1, 1877.
Mr. James Card his annual letter to the Times the
says.ihe extent oi wheat 1t greater
by nearly 200 than last but 100000 acres
one ninth below the OF the preceding
wears ON careful analysis Of tue returns IRON
farmers Ia various parts OF tnc country, hud that in
tweIye OF the principal wheat countries which
the re- Turns show that the cop below the while
one uunrer give crop For the remainder of
tnc country deficiency is somewhat less in proportion
TN. returns show very general deficiency. they be-
ernl Weld better that OF lsJ3 1867 1870 the
three thirty uur years. but fear that IL
will moi he cal the detective OF last
and that not outstanding the increased acreage shall
Of the home crop The reduction of consumption
consequent on tho enhanced price may reduce tho
years requirements to 70 10000 quarters On
two conditions OF strict economy In consump-
ton and an early harvest the foreign
supply should in these crcnm.tance require misht ne
limited JDOJ0 quarters This takes most favorable
view position for north ~ tue Trent most OF to
crop still s subject to the risks OF late
and very unsettled weather. IT we were the only
countv that r'uuircd help II could rely Inc
continuance Of the large scae VI oTegn mDorts whch mas
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Emery. Ivoy 4 Co., dry goods jobbers a, No. $50
broadway who Jailed two weeks ago, have boen adju.
dlcatcd bankrupts on their own petition by Register
Dayton Their schedules give the claims of 2s7 cred
TORS, among which arc the followins:-Joy, Langdon
& Co, $500 "a; Faulkner, Page & Co., s6,Si2 25
Wright. Bliss e. Fabyan, sl,55l so; II. b. Clsnia
Co, 81, 400 OIL; Woodward, Lawrence Co, s4Is0 27
Low, Hartman n Co., 81, $40 so; Parker, Wilder h
Co.. So 1lo o5; wheclrght. Anderson Co., s4 104 l5
j. l.. Bremen, Brother x Co., s21g9 81; Nudge Saw
yer Co., So ll5 80; William SAMPSON sous Il Co.,
2,6l2 "a Lewis Brothers n Co, 81 459 10; Francis
Baker Co., 81 252 So The total Liabilities are neary
$500, 600 hall OF which rs duo on promissory
notes rhc stock value in the assets at SOC ,562 Is
and Store nxtures, 81 ol3 90.
A mecting OF the creditors oil Joseph West Bradley
formerly Vice President oil the West, Bradley cary
Manulaci urlng Company, was held yesterday at the
Office of Register Dayton aud William T. Carlisle law.
YER OF No 323 Broadway, was chosen assignee
bankruptcy. HIS liabilities amount 10 $3.50, 900, but the
claims proved were small
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o:3O TO 2 p. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY--FLoUR FIRMER-wHEAT HIcHkR-
CORN FIRMER - OATS FInMER - WHIsKEY
QUIEr-PoRK FIIMER-LARD HIGHER-pF-
TROLEUM STEADY - SPIRITS TUhPENTINE
QUIET -RoSiN QUIET -COFFEE STEADY
SUGAR FIEM--FEEIGHIs FIRM AND FAIRLY
ACTIVE.
SATURDAY. Sept 1--6 n. ~
On Change -four wheat, corn and oats were Grmer
Whiskey quot and pork and lard were irmer
rroixhs firm anu fairly active. Cotton on the
spot ruled 1rm futures closed steady Oats were
quiet. Petroleum closed steady. Naval sto.es werc
quet.
CoFFEE.-Rio was steady, with sales of 341 bags and
$500 do, ex Hpparchus, and 900 bags OK Laplace
oil on private terms. Tue stock in first hands
is so,32i bags At Baltimore, 80 bags ex winnefred
sold at 1880. Mild coffee steady. We quote =
Ordinary cargoes, 1G1ac l7c fair Go 1s9.c. Igi.c
good do, loiac zoe. prime do 2Oi4c u poke; ex.
for lots. l6 22c Santos, fair to good
isS,c l9ic. gold, 80 days. Java. government bags ac
BE do grass mats, 22c. nc Singapore 19c .oI &C.
Ceylon, 1sac 2Usc Maracaibo, 1Sc 49, Layuayra
lsisc u zoe; Jamaica. 17iic l9c ST. Domingo l6Isc
1876; Porto Rico. lsc 2Oc Costa Rica lsc a 2lc
Mexican. 1870 2Dc Macassar 10c u 2Ol,c Ancosturn
1sc "A 2Oisc Savanila. lSc 20: Curacoa I7c a I9c
the spot ruled firm, unchang gcd Futures
quiet and closed steady about last evenings clos
ing p The closing prices to-uay, COMPARED with Fri
l.v. ns
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STOCK OF RAW SUGAR


Including i67 3a3 bags Manila, 6e l2i bags Brazil
80 II Cuba. 1T,O3l English Island, 6,ll9
Mexican and .2sl ba.s 81. DOMINGO
srEARISE-l;ecepts, I tcrces. he market was quiet
but steady City prime quoted at 1910 and Western
prime ut lOtpc. u lOiic.
TALLow kecc PTS 1876 hhds. % tierces and 81 bbls
The market was inir,y active The sales about
81, 600 lbs. ut 81 &C. "a y 36c, mostly at 3-1Uc.
WuisKEy.-kecepts 677 bbs. The market was quiet at
81 l3ls asked.
fnlenrs The business was fairly active and rates
well held Engagements: 10 Liverpool by SAL, 200 bib is.
Jos. and steam. 100 bushels grain private
terms quoted 1T Id n l1sd; oO) aie, cotton I'D. 700
hhds t,Dacco B0s London, sail 1000 bUls. -four IS.
Norweg an bark, hence Cork ORDERS with $3.50
quarters grain, Is. I'd British barS. hence 10
United kngo0m direct with 600 quarters grain It's Cd
an Italian bark. hence to Penarth Koads, with 1000
Grain 6s 81. Itainn bark, Lcnce t. 'ork
orner with 1000 quarters gram at 7s Ia an Austrian
bark hence with 7JO quarters gran at Is British
schooner 2J4 IRON - John Oran with de ais
Sd British brig. 3lo tons, IRON st. John to Gooe
(f.ngandJ, with deals at 7s I'd British vessel, TO Lon
don. with oil cake ut 2ss. and cent primaeei
British brig, from Cow Bay to New fOrN. with coal at
ST 40 rcan brig from Philadelphia to Trieste
Venice. with 1000 bbls refined petroleum AZ G 3D.
do private British brig hence 10 jtlboa with
to Dutch ports with 5000 DDls. do. 5s brtisn bark
hence antwerp iiavre. with jJObbls do at Is 7d
an American brig from fhia lelpha to Havlo or Dan.
KIRK with 300 bbs crude petroleum Is I'd British brig,
Boston the Baitc with LOO bills refined pei
p,. 3D. Norwegian bark, hence 10 the pernan al
tie with 500 do. u.s. Danish brig. from Phiiadeip to
tho Battle, with 800 bbls. 40, Us.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
OFF The STRIKE.

Under the old rtgime when Mr.. Philip Mcdowell
the CITY Hall clock winder and drow his salary
regularly for Watching that venerable rsgulor OF tho
from cham seat front OF the City Hal, the Old
clock accustomed TO strike the hours twentyfour
tmcs every day. For some years after Mr. McDo~clis
retirement and the advent OF his successor the old
thing kept up its striking propensics but yesterday
II went on the strike altogether. At two minutes past
one yesterday tcurously enough ceased TO DC striker
by quitting work Every effort will DO inado oil al1
nead IL aud induce u 70 resume operaseaA
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

~ heat was what higher tor futures but very
active The spot sales about lO 90 bushels st u ~
Tor NO Chicago spring 81 81 81 30 poor fancy
Milwaukee spring. 81 81 tor No 2Norhwest 81 ~ for
No spring and 81 81 IL 80 for winters 240oo
bushels No spring, for October sold 81 24 81 24
and 1900 bushels No. red winter. Octoper At 81 24
sales at the 'can OOO busnels No. red cash.
81 ~ a$l SO 240O bushels do Tor October al 81 334
a. A. 81 a6 VI .aea and 1000 bushels do. for
w.,h far demand The spot sales were .75oU
mixed; ,5c 5dc tor nngraded. and PIE tor Yellow 24Gn
bushels No Mixed September. sold at o6sc and 2foO
bushels steam October a. osc Sales at the c.II were so
No. At 5ese and ooD bushels October steam at sc
5000 bushels cosng at extra white, ioc No do. 37sc
a3Sc No do, 35c. No do. 33c extra mixed Bite
No. do 331ac. No. do. SIC. 32i,c. No do 3Oc
size rejected, 2oc. Rye steady Barley and barley
malt ruled uuli
HEMP AND Jurs.-Ilemp dull. but unchanged Tho
same DO said OF jute butts We quote American
dressed, $40 Sls2 so Tor single. Sal0 SIS tor
double and $l3o Sl35 tor Gndresscd; Russia, clean.
s2o5 S2lo, gold; Italian. s27o S275. goi jute.
4!.c &c. gold jute butts, 3c 35sc currency, cash.
spot Manila hemp. 7iac. Sc sisal osac 5'.c; istle
&c all golt.
MoLAssks There very little demand for either do
nestle or foreign. We quote ;-cuba centrifugal aud
mixed 2ic q 2sc; clayed, 2oc . 32c muscevado re-
hnins, 30c 33c grocery, BE 3sc Porto Hco 35c.;
English Islands 3,c iOc New Orleans. choice, 5Dc.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

s.c compressed to Bremen by steam Sc. compressed:
70 Liverpool I'D by steam; By sail 72c., compressed
Market auiet
FLOUR GRAIN. Receipts Flour Pas bbls wheat.
~ OD bushels; meal 800 bSls and corn.
81 700 busbeIs oats $50 do. 10 5O6 do harley.
malt, 1850 d.. The flour market nrmer for low
grades aud also for No superior. The sales
about 1900 bbs including State Western and Southern
at the xed quotations Rye hour steady ami fairly
active The sales about 400 bba Corn meal ed
firm. with sales OF II bbls and sacks Ne ouote
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were:-
MINING sHAREs

Ths following were the opening quotations for min
Ing stocks at San Francisco to-day -Gould & Curry.
); Savage s; Choilar Potos, 36ts Ophir, II; Hale
Norcross, o; Crown Point, a; Yellow jacket, IL;
Belcher, q; Imperial Il Virginia consolidated, 81,
California, 2s1a; overman 27k; Raymond & Ely. 1e;
Eureka G. ", 3; Best 4 Belcher, 10; Kcntuck [. .
Union consolidated, 8; Alpha, 11i6; Meadow Valley
Ia; Sierra Nevada, 4; Mexican, 1OH; Caledonia 4 +;
Silver Hill 81; Eureka consolidated, AK; Justice
ID; Julia consolidated, H.
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
NOT FAILED YET.

Among the list OF failures published in the HERALD
yesterday was that OF O'Donovan Rossa Mr. Rosa
den ics that he has failed and that he owes anybody
{ 4 o1
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
| Spirits Rosin. Tir
| Ashore. 6.23b 2lO $40 7l2
Ahoat.. 1854 LOSS 195

.n.,. o,Ine mass. was ssnsssy aae' We
s$s @ SPERM s.ss. ''s ''Ss si:sssss
zoe do extra DO. 7Sc extra Sieached
s 4sc 4c casr crude %ss .n sc 80. WINTER
rsraolkuM Refined was quiet but closed steady Sales
sa@ rSshsnse we're % Gco ao & a ss and 'ee
e a & IN BARELY '% Sss or Sep
,emOcr d 0ctoOsT 1895 bid isc. asked DO case.
and Baiti@ore isisc for oetoSef ''"''''
and fair demand weqao,e Live fowls andJer
sey l4e lac Western i3sa lac spring chickens
Wes.s!n iss i7s fo~is-s.s e. good = prns its
sSsS S isf ssi;ss eiSs
state sna Western. s"ea s PRIME re 1ec
SSnss Feet 80 4 III , TOs and l1S
sl2 90 Sid sis ss.sa Ter ter ;sop,emosr sls sa sls -
M asked seller Year The sales were 500 obs mess
sla % & Sl la cash $50 DOs do Tor October a. Ss %
Gu. meat. were quiet fresh BELLE, were quoted a. Pee for
@ %sS% na and d. light, s s"oHsa
1855 @ sss s . & % p s
Sr % for ess 5 ss sss saF ~a. a. ns % &
gesi hams nv. were steady at former prcs Dressed hogs
WAS HI l. % m tho @ srsns 4 eau prices were
Ssss%Ssr sa %sssd .sssssar @ . Sa
for sep:smS rs IS sSe % o oesoee 3 - Is ~
NOvemuer.SS December and sci
about 100 terces city at ~ So and 800 do. Western
~ ~ ~ s71a. Refined ruled quiet; South am
lea quoted at 91sc. ard Continent vt 95sc.
ButteRecepts, 725 kages. RECEIPTS for the week.
~ n44 packages; shipments tor the week. 04sJ do
marNet remained rm but hot very active l3c 27c.
Tor common to fine state and IOc lSc. for common
fine Western. Cneese-Receipts 1854 boxes Receipts
or the week 97Si7 do shipments tor the week. II 45i
uo Eggs-Receipts, 547 bbs Receipts for tke week,
5.173 90. The market was steady We quote Long
Island. New Jersey and nearby. lSc. l9c Stxte and
Penpsylvania. re. a iSc.: Western, i6c. n lie
RIcE-1he market was firm. We quote :-Caroina fair.
Gao. 614c.; good. 6sic 67sc; prime. 67sc. &c.
louisiana rar prime. 67sc. 7isc Patn sc. 7sc.
currency; Rangoon, IN bond. 3iSc II 3iic, golG
There WAS not much doing in but hold
er we're still hrm their views hhds. and bbis
Porto Rico centrifugal test ~ sold sac Rein sd
quiet in trile easier. We quote - air
refining. &C good do Sssc Cupa grocery isr
Be- do centrifugal hhds boxes, Nos to H.
sSc 9ac. moasses hhds and boxes 7lsc Tsc Porto
kicO refining. common to prime Sac. ~ &c. grocery,
fair choice Sac DC refined standard A, IOsc OIL x.
1Oc. iOsc crushed, lllsc powdered 1O3fc lysc
granulated lU'dc lOIgc Loaf, f1lac white ~
Sac 9se yellow extra Cs. satc 0iAc other grades
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

National bank notes outstanding at date $3l 26O 92S
Greenbacks on deposit in the Treasury,
June 20. 1874, 10 retire notes OF insovent
and Iiquidating banks. .............. $3s13,675
Greenbacks deposited from June 20 1874,
10 date, TO retire national bank notes 7l46S $50
Total deposits. ..............-...... SIS, 2s2, ,4e5
same dates without reissue. .......... 6l O37, 600
Greenbacks on deposit at date. ........ sl4244 $50
GreeLbacks retired under act OF January
IA, 1S75........ ..................... "a O23 s36
Greenbacks outstanding at date. S57 976 1854
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds declined again to-day IN sympa
thy with the fall gold They closed quiet a. The
following quotations:-United States currency SKIES
123N l24; do SKIES, 1881, registered ITO ll0,i do
do do, coupon Ill nix; do do, 1865, new. rcgis
tered. 1859 106; do. do, do, COUPON 1O5al 1O6
do. do. 1861 registered, 1878 10s; do. do, do
coupon, lo7a< los; do. DO, 1865, registered, ITO
1lO14 do do. do coupon 10 l0ls; do. forties
registered, loSh u l0S4 do do, coupon, 109j4
lo91a; do, hvcs. 1881, registered, 1855 losM;
do, do, coupon, 1Os9s 10S%; do. four and halfs
registered, 1891 1868 lo6ja; do do do. coupon,
1865 lo6 do. tours 1907 registered. 1928 1925
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The total imports Of merchandise at the port since
January l, this year. s227, 1881, against
$780, 1896 for the corresponding period 1876 and
S24l, 1920 in 1875. Tho total exports of produce
were SloclI,'ls, oSa'nst Sli4, 1876, and
$1G7, ,SI2, Gal in 1915.
Money closed at 2 per cent on call
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board were entirely nominal.
District OF Columbia 65s SOLD at 76ss, decline OF a.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds the largest transactions were in
Hannibal and st. Joseph eights, convertible, which
sod at 9l 80 91, an adv(nce OF "a per cent. The
next largest advance was per cent in Lehigh and
WIkcsbarre consols and Canada Southern hrss (oou.
pom on), the latter having sold up TO 56h. Toledo
and Wabash convertples advanced l per cent; Mil
waukec and ST. Paul H. and N. divlsion) u; Union
Pacific drsts, Il. and c., G. and l.. G. seconds, x.
There was decline OF per cent IN c., q. and l. Q.
Irsts
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

NAVAL SToRks.- The market Tor spirits turpentine
quiet about 800 bbs merchanabc sold In lots ~ 30
Eosn was quiet owing 10 the scarcity of eight rooms
about 800 bbls sold lately. including grades from to NJ
at prices ranging fron ~ 80 up 50 s5s We quote
spirits turpenne 35lac. 3Ja4c kosn Good strained
" DO aud common strained, 81 50 81 -. Pitch ~ 25
lar, 81 10. Advces from Wilmington tollows:-
Roin steady; strained. Fl 55 good do, 81 6O. Tar
stoady; 81 80 Turpentne steady; soft. So 45: vrain,
81 40: spirits nonnn. 32l,c H2iac
The New York herald., 1877-09-02
.S1fnrfi,gu. Sent. L

--Stnined -tiOOd ordinary, 3-IBc.;
nary, Lice; low middins. loc.; middlins, ioisc.
30l bales: last evening, so. Total, 39i bales
Delivered on contract 800 bales For future delivery
the sales were follows: Yesterday after two NJ.
september. 100 bales ut 0s,c, 100 at 1Os7c, 100 at
1886. 500 10 SIC Oetober 800 ut 10 74c:, I.5OD
io7Ic. 1000 1o7oc November 500 at 10 65c iUU AZ
Iuejc 700 M 10 SOC. December 100 at Io61c loo ut
1Oc 100 10 SIC. 300 az 1Obtc 800 at ~ 63c.,
iUG2c January. 2p ut 107ic 2or ut 10 75c. ut
10 73c 700 IO12c.; February, 100 Mt 1Us6c.
March 100 II o7c.: April 100 lI.22c'
Total. 103O balos To-day, to one y. VI Septem ber
300 bales at 10 $40. Il at 10 s. 100 ut 10 re at
10 ne. 100 ut 1Osic Uctobcr 26OO ut O.6sc. 800
iOG7c 300 at 10 Gsc., COO 10 7Oc; ovember 7oJ at
I057c. 40 10 Soc 100 at 10 Soc 200 ~ 10 59c De.
Gambler 300 ~ 1O5lr., 300 lO62c January 400 at
10 7Jc 700 at 1O7ic. February. j0D Mt O.s5c., 400
iOnic March, 100 ut II oSc.. 100 i2O2c. APRIL II
at H. lie lOOD baes Graud total -, 100 Sa ~.
Tho receipts the ports s:nlvc,ton. l3
bniest New Ur.nns. 1885, Mobile : Savaun ,h, III;
Chnr,estou 30; Wilmington 4; Noriols "a Total, 4oS
bales Ths last 22l balcs rhi day last year,
I.HTO bnlns ro.n ScptcaUcr !, 394j.Ol2 bales.
Cotton lssishls closed follows 40 Assfo. by steam,
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

shares ll. Eric preferred, 2ots; New York Central
10l Illinois Central, t5
kEoEPrs pIsBuRsEMESTs AT OFFICE OF THE
ASSISTANT TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES AT
YORK, THE MONTH BINDING August 81 1871
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ln,lj TO lI.3O A. NJ,

lh:lJ TO lI:j0 4. VI.
io4 $4,000 U S SIS, 10 40, r 1885
ia 5000 U 5 IS, 's1, c.. lOsI
~ 1000 Us41,'s.c. ~. ain lo6st
w 10000 y ) 4laas, r. '9l., lO6ss
oS 5000 US IS. r. 1907. xi IO3is
loS 5000 do. x in lo3
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FINANCIAL.

AT NEW EXCHANGE. - wfLLI,M sr.-SrOCkS
lbought and sold small lots. com missions "a margin
one per cent; 81 1--WE shares. $40 ten shares HOMAN
The New York herald., 1877-09-02

On Onn WILL PURCHASE CONTROLLING
OtU.UUUinterest In staple business; the property
itself o immense vaue with present facilities wil pay %
per and with additional outlay ~
capital IN DO told. being limit
the this is uneNcepttonable oppor
tunity gentleman seeking active business or SAFE prof.
table and Investment Principals oniy audress
;. r.. box i6l Herald Office.
800 OOU Sanes. s b, vii S.y rom = 70
~ psr cent extended indefinitely: the beat OF
references required aud given. Address EAPORI Post
otce box -, New YORK.
.,n nnn nnn PAIRS WANTED ANNUALLY
LU.UlJU.UUUUny practical revolving shoe Heel
Plate snveuted Partner wanted with sufficient capi
ta 10 manufacture. WARE Herald Office.