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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
COTTON MARKETs.

BALTIMORE Oct % -Cotton quiet; Mdding. lla,sc Low
Miidlns lose Good OriinlcT, 10 net receipts 3
ba e gross 21A bales: exports 70 Great Britain
coa,twise, 500 bales sales. l5 bales smnncis 80 bales
sJock. 3. 80 bales.
BOSTON, Oct Cotton steady Niddling. sc; Low
Mlntuug IL Good Orf1ar. lt4c: net rNc~iTt-, POI
gross ZO bales; exports cOastwse to Great
Britain. none; stock, 1852 bales $500
CHARLESTON. Ocf. 20.-COon steady MftdNnc llci Low
Middng lose Good Ordinary, lOfc; net receipts 3 :
exports cJastwse, none; saes' 1000 bales stock
4O.577 bales $500. 49,
GALVESTON oct 2o-Cottor steady; Midilug l0lc. Low
Midhug 1882: Good Ordinary, 9As net fecrnts, p
bales grss, 9 09 es exports, c0astwise 3.Z52 bales
sales IL bales: stock. 1870 bales
LOiI.vfLIF. OCT 20.-Cotfnn lrm' Mfdhng, lie
MF,Pufs 2O.-CnrOu steady Nddnng 10 2c rcce 1ts
2I3i bales shipments. 90 bales. sales. LOCO bates
storE ia 9 bales. ,,.,. go.
Tow Niidlug hoe; Gooi Ordinary. lOc net receipts.
OF baI-s: gross 92Go bales. exports colsfWIse none
exrorrs 10 Great ain 23lO bales exports To FrJnCe
~ bales. sales, 800 bales stock - 3i7 bales
PIN ApEIPTUA oct. 20-COtrOn nrn; hdlhnC, II 20:
Low MiIing II &c Cool Ordinary. OaIsc. net receipts
8i bales gross 500 bales; sales nouci sales 20 sinners
pos bales. stock sll1 bales
S,v,~NAn Oct 2n-CottOn Quiet: Mi1dhng. lO'ic. Low
Niddlng IOa.c: Ordinary S7sc. ut rcrepta 1891
bales. gross 3Ti3 bales: exports n Or Britain
rApors c0aspIse. Sales l2ZO bales stock 4nZy,
II Lor1s oct. 2O-Cotfon drm; Middlmg, lo7.c; Low
MiI1lug nac. Good or unarv lc recrlpt- "" hile-
shipments sales. 49, bales stock s3I1 0aes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
noNEsrIc MARKETS.

prry.to y Y 2O-Four quiet ana uh, ~ III
VT entirely neglected aud unsettled -, Ia ,r
hoir-. have advanced E.king rates !" ~ - 49,"
~, . Nixei csern. buyers hodns on "ats p -,
~ - -, Chicago. barley inactse ahn - .
ana nominal. Provisions o' ~ kinn, " ~ "a -.
trade unclaimed priees hshHihss arm and uaeanxed
sipts-N heat 81 900 bush C.rn ,U ~ p ps' ,Tn
-. ~. canal snpinentsNhdat llpvO pnah'
IA noo hush. Oats. s3O - bush Auo&n ,liS -.
Op hush; Wheel - OO BUSH LeI; oV ,g.s paii,esd
-. hIs' Hltl-r 1000 bush; Rye LOW bush
Whe1I ~ bush Gram AMOR az 1 sts
sseafer Whsat 900 bush corn -S Du',l '~''
90 oo ,rsh BArIey 81 900 bush tYr 1871 Jun
.,,t~ zoo net 2O-f1our quiet and steady Nh"~. W
-, " 80 ,sc - ana irregular 40. chicago nPi I1s ~ ~
cash II Os1 Ocobrr 81 O51sqs a. & Ie.,,S orttve
o4as rejected ooc t"h ifiIt
snd shudr hifher. sSA,c ~ - etsh 49, - osfs
90, Noy.,aler. al L. an year. Rejected a. PC.
- ~ demand and higher g3'sr cash or N,Nrnn.i -
2sc Deremb-r rcieced ~ &c h I demand aud shade
higher an 59G5gac. Pork ~ lar demanu o \, ~ al
n. year Iarl unsettled sosing lrDet - a. -
az III ali tic year. BulkmeAts sIcAdJ anu uD'A8"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

w Ss 81 o. 600 ses Wnss so
bnsh.; BARLEY. $1,000 bush shipmens~F 300 sss
Mse9 800 bush eaT6 RI, en' oa SOo'
CINCINNATI. Oct 20-F1our dun and unchanged Wheat dan
hnS r ss9ns Red = SqS S rs Corn d al ss sof s
srqsnger No spring held at 6oSS2c PoIx qe,0e ~
Bat@eais sosrcs and firm short RIBS &C. good
shoulders nominal short Re SC short GEAR ar sn
Sssned su s sss and S.fh,nEee Hos' an
Butchers. sass 10 Receipts 1.6is head Shipments GO
DETROIT oct 2o-FIour good d.mand sales Of $50 bills
az &c. N wS Il sesd G%ass az e. ea i's s s
October and Sove@Ssr and seller al he year
81 25hssl 20 Corn steady High MIXED 4es@,9c. oats
iIs D9s Wheat 81 90 bush; Corn $40
$4,000 bush; Corn 1900 bush; Dat. I. 90 bush.
MILWAUKEE, oct 90, Flour quiet unchanged whsss
Edo, 81 lOs october 81 l91 November Ocsj No 20.
sl a. r@ Sn ~ 80 Bar Baev 4h T h nncsSsed .
Whea' 70 p, q 10 4oq5c Receipt 95is Fi ,
o5S bush oV Wheat M"'A' 'npns"''-'OV'O
PauApEIrnIA oct 2o-Perroleuru dull; Refined. lis,e;
Sugar quiet nothing Offering Moasses sales Flour dan
aud weak; Minnesota Extra Famy. Good 90 so Ghoce
AID Fancy - 70; Pennsylvania do Good 50 50 Choice
81 IS 500 bb Onto sold on private terms 100 bns Mary
sraiy. s,si 25 Corn Meal dui saIe Wheat quiet but
DO a 90 Dal1xare Amber, 81 4si we.te.n DO DO
iS@sI - white Michigan ~ l SH - corn og
armsf' more active rennsyiyania and soatacrn Vel
and SoIthera Yellow aloat Gle Western Low
sosc Sew Delawsre Yellow Dry The hrsf Of the season
Doe; White IN zoe oats rm less acuve Far " god
White Western "a 1850: DO Fancy S7i2c; western Mixed
change, bar: Corn active demand AZ OF - spot
ami Octh"r, 81 62c.. November: Rel Winter wheat nm
at ~ 420~ a. and October 81 f3d- 49, November
and December steady lie for western 10
lots All stiles T delivery in elevator.
ST LOUIS. Oct. 2pFlOnr unsettled. very little dong.
Whea inscve aud lower: No. Red Fall, VI 2Idtl IA
cash; ~ 26@6Sl 26Ts November so 10, ~ ID cash
higher No. Mixrd ~ &c cash 42sdi2c, October
~ ~ &C. November Oat- higher No = az 2osg 2vtc,
cash 2j7Sc, November. Rye qlet at Doc Barley d aud
unehlnged Hhiskey qpiet ant gpehange Pork aqn &c
dnl and unchange. ReceIuts-Flour, 43lD bbls Wheat
300 bush Corn % 20 bush; OATS, 1000 bush Rye,
500 bash. Barley, 1000 bush.
TOLEDO. Or Zl.-Fuur nra. Wheat arm; NO White
Wabash. 81 81 Extra white Michigan 81 80 Amber n
igan SPOT 81 selle- October - 81 Her Novemp T.
81 81 seller December al 80 No Red Winner. Al 3ti7
30. and seller October. 81 30 soler November.
81 Bob rejected Wabash, 81 o. No Amber Mol ran
%. DAYTON and Michigan Red. g. 90 Corn firm
High Mixed. 4-i,c. spot ani seller october, c.
riociei. &c damaged. new, 30 ca quiet No. ?,
26hc Michigan 20 - Clover See - - Receips-Flour.
IS bb's.; Ieal 1000 bush Corn. $1,000 bnsl oats,
5000 bush Shpmeus-Flour 300 bbs Wheat >, 90 buani
Corn. . on; OATS 1000.
WIiMISGroS \. O. oct 2O-spirifs OF Turpcatiuc quot
at Sc RIOS steay NJ ~ or strained crude Iur "a,
tine steady, - H1ri ~ as for Yellow DIG, aud
81 - FOR Virgin. Tar quet al 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA oct O-Sucar-he pree sons ~ holders unfer'
went 1nr rrofncitiDns ard lower were gatutY &C.
copied: prices drOap ng ella - sugars, Nos 10 % ~ ~
F-L,ds4 rras per arruhc Nn-. d - I'D D. : 9al .
rails Hnsss.s ~ue4rs, Nos 10 TO- ~ 1H1 ais Mh~c'
sugars Mo-. 10 -. IN boxes 9q'li d. IN hhds S2It
reai. stocks 10 40 Havana fui Naalz"% III
600 boye. lO7. 90 hs AL $1,000 binds h'clf- al ih
week 80 hhds. Exports duung the W ~, 4OH" BOXES,
5OI ami 1000 bids, intending 2,Ol b9tes ana ~
i'm haas and hhds United ~aie Bacon. -'7f-i3 per
cwt: snttrr - si5 per qnnta Tor SUPERIOR Ais Icaa
flour s.6g 90 BIOL Tor American J"rs. hri $50
gold per arrobe Hams s32es7 uer qnnial ,or AHrr can
smear cured Lard +32 for common ana 50 1r me-
r t1r: dom tins SO 30 FOR common. and - Tor rue,
GER runtai Potatoes. - j04&lU pr bhi tai0", 500
guiufal: Wax yellow AZ 5o4> per guiua CO.
white nominal: onions. sOds0 20 per Dbl Tor American
Naval stores nominal Coal oil IN irs reals per gallon
Iwpfr hhl- 81 80 nod Lumbr weak itie Pine 50 %
az so per NJ: yellow. S32df33 90 per y. shocks dui,
ROY reals; hhds. lSl29 reals Molasse- hhd,
fo1r1O Navy Beans. 2@129 reals per AFRO
chewing hacrO sj20 $50 qui-tf Corn u N2 reals
er arr,. Hoops 40 per VI. RI ghts steam
are carving para being u excess ~ export
wants RAJ closet gd Tobacco qui Q sales are re-
strcrel the classrs inferior much ntsc'c, thr
isnt. for The coming suffered considerably In some r.
ions IRON stormy weather 300 bales ~ me Oh cf"p -
uort 70 sold fOr New lprk A. 80 god ~, c"
spanish Gold 232 1922 , EKehinge tecing on me Ined
staos 60 DAYS currency. 2021 premium; short rht no,
aha PREMIUM Gu days gold la5 premiums short sight
do C98l premiums London l6 i69 premium on Fafi~
y l.Q uTe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

The homo monev ma ket has worked somewhat closely
all the week At times brokers' idle balances nave pefh
left over night az nominal charges after ire daTs nc
counts were made up, but tue common Iaie on cs loans
per cent misce aueOas cOllat'ril. ~" shh
On a. ,vernment hands Discount has ruled dull, ard
choicest grad sell az per cent hut names less favor
alb RnoWn are quoted at TOO. The following were te
rates OF Exchange NeN-YOrk to-day: savannah Dny
inc B. selling la Charl stun. ea-ier SG D6 discount,
lsdli discount; Cincinnati hrmcr bnTing 90 discount 10
pal selling 5OG 100 premium; -. Louis, IS dscoHh''
w-Oreans commercial. y bank. 4 discount, Clicago
% discount to sales at par and Milwaukee 90 o,
count The following the Clear1g House statement
today: Currency exchanges, S73,722 O39i currency
balances -. 2s2 Isl gold exchanges, S19o51oJ e"id
ho,nres N OI1 $50 And for the week: Currency
cearauces Si7sl65, s40 CURRENCY balances 81 81
sol gold cearances, S5Ol974O7; gUd Ddlahee''
al 6O6,722. ,,,
The tact that the Bank Of England minimum ne OF as
count was not rSed ABOVE , Der crut duflnS Hl'
week and M three mont IS sc0uut fell per cent
In tue open market the occasion of smart advance
IN consos ard L. = bonds hut American securls Wcro
irregular in sympahy " tn New York prices. There was
no bu IN movement reported to-day. sulJOiueI Is tne
range of prices % securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
Total shares sold for the week
t0buyer so days

Whe M total OF transactions in shares IN the stock
Exchange to-day shows "a materlal reduction from the
aggregate of previous days. the market lost nOn or us
interesting textures. The opening was weak and ten
came a sharp decline VIII ch embraced the entire list
This was succeeded by slarp rdIF, Whch 10y un",
was ma utained with good oegree OF stcadIHes 1871
before the end prices again yielded under the sales OF
long stock aud. although not quite down 10 the low
S. o. the day they show ual decline from the prices
4 FridIY night. ~
The coal shares continue to exhibit more stead
mess utLfrS-W. cannot nrInne~S, Wntn 10
stocks are firm Perhaps may be grain Of truth IN
rne report that the bulls intend To rig the coal sale
II W. uesday. in order 10 make market for their stocks
tlis aoud be done successfully, the los ui MY cents
Or m re- per 100000 tons %. coal would ne amply
repaid in The aving Of loss on the stock But win tr
production OF the week en- le October IL ny 10 i36IcO
tons AMI for tae week ending today estimate a. 100000
tous il not hkey fictitious prices, made az the
auction sale. vii lead 90 believe that the ouJ
ut IS not largely exceeding the consumption. The mar
krt CLOSED -, ak and uns .ttel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
rrnoPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON oct Co The Eeoa0mist As the money mar
kt lost strained appearance the prices OF stocks tended 10
recover the advance u both marked amt general The
u character ~ the French elections prudgcrd good effect
usu stocks strongly TIC o. the victory
o large external loan al low price. The hoax II the
rarvar rad HOunana having been exposed u ngafan
stocks recovered conrr by bat the Auan Boursrs were
early tn al, etc b. bank ns failure English stc-
rifles have advanced Tie eJnlunei me neaer has gVen
The market a hscrful Ape The Russian victory Is
increasing the ohsaces 81 peac ana serves the pn
Of tho attention being Al TIE moment
directed D0tca rather Than hnancal cunrdriA
in the speculative markrte remains dIhut ~
nvusfmeu bust docs not improve lhiteu
states Governments have again. As thy had previously
fallen Ia ob.iience u the market bnl u"
DAY they ground The publication ~ elrn Ainpun,
silver C0mmtss0n fsVorr Houbir
currency; merely REPETITION OF he report We =
MAJ al op IN March 3lst last We quote treo
nouths bills months bills Al 4; sA mouths gi'
Al ami cont silver Is quoted at oS"
Dot oInCc' ODD ocf TO- bo,h ,,c,ev
.rd account -. four aud hat s.Hits
I0l1, Irnfpries 100 4, New rves, lOslri Emo fhND
sharss lg7. 10 preferred, - ~ NeWNofA central lV'
sYlvaniA Central 80 a.. ruf,ots
I0Ni0N oct 90 ,. mETie Railway shares 1926 lllho,
cntr,' -s Pans atvices quote rye per cent kentes AZ
lO6 franc, So oentiHlor for the account -. a.. 49,
IONpDN 2O4SO y. m fafis antlo.s pupto Nv pc
o.nG Usnies al 100 francs 40 eebtimcs tor st account
PAsIs oct 2O.-EIehaags Oh Londoi 80 Haaes ~ 0e"
times tor short sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
WOOL MARKET

BosrOS oct. 2O-WOOIe- \ fair business has been DONE
but prices ruled The market j. not satisfactory
condition Manufacturers evidently lssd ~,
pointed trade goods TAR puT,ha,s WOOL
with great The sales ~ domestic however c0atnue
exceed tc receipts aud she stocks becoming gradually
reduced. Ma lliacUrers win scarcely be able 20
hold oh mlre than a icy weeks longer and TO
morrow viii PROBABLY bring about active
movements The sales comprise Ohio and = nsylyauia
n.ecos No Xxx Xxx snd ,Dovr. ~ - &c NJ gau
aud No. /, 3JG44e: " Ousin and no. l. 39af2
- ashed, C5m,ug and Deaiue 4J9,5c; nva'hc dc ane
3ic. Tub-g8shs 4iD4jo r xa,, 2Sd31c ferritor5. Ne
dun AID Fiue 9iG3jc. Scolred, 4OI ijc -uUsr. snd
Pun o. 3O1iic: SpruE California, 90 &C.. Fan afo
j122 TOTAL safes OF the week 1888 100 rs Domestic, AID
2y ZOO forei.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS ~ PRODUcE,
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
SATURDAY. Oct. 30. 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SATURDAY. oct. 30. 1877.

SATURDAY, OCT 70, IeII
ASHES-Quiet steady Potts l2c.. Pearls, b9tc
COFr EFRio. quief. Unchanged sales 0o4 ES "Pek1n'
17Ssc; 1890 Tx Luz" l7c Cargo-s. 15i2 92c gold
Mill unchanged. quiet 800 Taracabo Eek a Il. Perry"
private terms +" quoted l7i2f &c. gold.
COTr 'N-frmer, quiet unchanged sales. 724 bales Of
which 100 export 81 home consumption 81 speculation and
in tr,ns Receipts the por's, 81 G73 bales against
l4.S7i this day la { week and 26.26S last
Futurs quiet and points higher. sales last evening.
$500 bales tOay. 200 bales: Grand total 400 bales,
including 1000 October. 1lS3ell95; 4sn, November.
i.lldll.l3 1900 DrcemOor oJel1.0S $500. Januarv.
II Ia Lib; CO., February. 2s0 l25; $40 March llS7
dlii0. lO0 April l53 100 June l1S2 clOssng steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

IL Parts tine five per cent French rentes advanced
from IO5 % TO 1868. The mic figure Wa. current
to-Itp bui rem clDed az log a. sight exchange IN
L,udon quoted go Gj20ia.
Was ingtou d'spagcnes report that the Treasury now
bor, $40 354 $50 ia I'm ted States bonds TO SECURE TIE
national bank circulation Outstanding and TlJ,O-j,Dg
L. secure public deposits United Slaes bonds deposited
fo secure bank circulation for week ending to-day,
- si3l ,jjO United states bonds held ior circulation
Withdrawn for the week emitting to-day, SG3j15O; ma
t,,pal bank circulation outstanding, currency notes,
S3l64 O2724; gold uOtes. 81 ,4J2.l2D Tue receipts
from Internal veuue today were S3l9,9e1 %, aAi
fr IN Customs $500 sos ,. Receipts 81 tonn bank
notes lur redemption Tor On" wruk ending toby rs CON-
n.rnd M IN lie cnLIe.u nnlln- WEEK OIL 50 yca-:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

I'm State bonds the conspicuous feature was the acv
" and advance IN Louisiana cOnsols 20 S5A, which was
m ri to-day Missouri long date SKIES were up to
1919
City bank stocks were no active than usual; TO
davis sales Metro poan (O at 100: Fourth Nation
al n 6U 1T IS. and Bau Oi America 40 al 49,.
large trading was done IN railroad bonds the most
nr0lucnt beng tina convert bic bonds OF Hannibal and
s. Joseph which dropped from 50 10 "a and sd today
at 30 The Northwest gold cOn-Os were str1dy ~ 9b,
and trsls OF New-York Central strong AT lis. ONO
ana Mlssissppi seconds u J6%, and consolidated
slni0ug funds % 9i4 which was the price OF Union
Pacific suking funds. There were few transactions IN
frss Of G. G. C. ana nj 10. FiIsts Oi Rensselaer, and
Saratoga sold at 10, fst ~ Jersey Central ~ lV9i
rrss of Iron Noun ain 97Ss and Toledo and wabash
nrsts, St Louis division, at 50.
There was n very dull movement In gold aud the
tendency OF the price downward Gold SOLO as low
"a lO2as against 1898 Monday. To-day's business
VS. al lO2 "a 1924 Loans cost for carrying p = ana
yer cent until Monday. The snblreasnry disDnfse
rneute ~I36 200 Interest aud 100
called bonds, inclusive Of S5IoO and S2ssoOO toiy
TIE DAVIS business o. the gold clearing department OF
no Rank Of state OF NewIOTk covered: Gold cleared
81 q O64 600; gold balances ~ ,b2s 1886; currency
baiances, 81 9574J9. Tue gold quotations were AS
follows: -
10 1925 .
Foreign exchange was only moderately active, and
was steady during the week AT the close seig ra'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
CATTLE MARKETS.

r.u,c.co Oc % The DrIrers J0Vrl0i reports: CATfF
Parsipts $50 head shpmerts ROO head rr"ents for
- "a 40 head shf meuf- do. 9. 100 head Native snip
nal srarce Col radios STRONGER sales al s3"ti 3
ty 25r steers. f3 lO6ri Do Colorado eAin =
, - 40: Steers. - as 70 Through Texans mol
,ratoy active st-er, = 40 ef3 - Cows = - NasAe
ptb.r slow Bulls Il q - Cows - iOd - - steers.
IN "a : -focket. Feeders quet al - bOa - - 49,
f1.-- Receipts. $500 head shipments 800 mean iii-
.d.Inhias - lOdS5 CO. Bnstous - % Packing. - IVA
80. i,Ut .5as5 Is closed quiet and Joe. lower
urFp-lrcepts 20 head receipts Tor week bJOu mead
stintncr l. Tor head Shipping small butchers
md dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

were on The hass ~ - soaS SOLE foT XIV days bs
AM 81 s5d 81 ~ l. for sigh TO the We snDch CLOS
ing rreut Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Goruoranon AolIers.

CITY 90 Sr,s YORK ugptEIsESr OF FfNascE, !
IS ~ Al fHf COLLATION. 90 lAAlh
Court Iiss 81 i.ilasrf. -. tlL ID t-tl
NOTICE TO TAXPAl EES.-NOtice J. hereby
y eiyo1 that the rp- On w a properly shI
ban f1r &c yer 1871 laF" %" "a. ." -. ~.
sia hat thereon NV de "Aa liy~
Die u ills olcc .. -,
h. re-snn PAYING shall Pc erfl-d 90 fnf hrneht- ni
toned hs twenty nntn sectn 81 le ao' a." AN'" ~
$780, -.
REDUCTION az per cent per AMMAN rum
he tue OF "a ra-uf - O-ceritfr ntzi
MA l.TIS q. McIAHON. l.eceycr Of IAkea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

ppoy1pFycg H. l.. oct 2O.-The printing cloths market
after an uncommouly dull week, closed saly WIN pIee
br 6rnrr al = 10 81 d.. cash. FOR STANDARD and EKrs
Cixt some choice lots were bed at go Elshi ana % es
for JGxGO. SA.c9 ~ the week-ls,OuO pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

will hesr interosi TIE rate u per
annn payable ne 81 May Npyemb
AID the prime VII be paid ou Noven - !. l.,2
Each proposal sIoll De sealed and inhors lEui als
Tor Bonds ~ The - New York and ntl0sd M second
envelope addressed t0 the g rifoiirr.
The night tie of the Comptroller D.
jet ll ~ d. H. IN hs adgment1he Interests Of the
p0ratun require t.
mentioned bonds viii be applied exclusively
the redemption Of Ike huuis ~ The ~ New York. which
November J. 1877. and their therefore. S
make addition 10 the city 10 Ut.
holders OF hke city bonds which mature November l.
1877 apply She amuIuf ue such bonds, lFtY
the payment ~ bonds that b. ar1c them
Their bids ulder these o. als.
For ful Information see "Cliy Record"
joins KELLY. Cpmptreil~r.
city Ncw York department ~ In nee ComptfplieTs
rIre
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nlarole quo Slate Tldn,sls.

CRATES and FENDERs.-T The largest manu-.
VI fsrturer- OF down lniFs To- aisI nt'
or soft c.s iih duuVng SHAKING ~ aaleH 49,
rarps feniers Of alii41e dasth ~ e.'l
a.. scr.ea. All torF- g.. sLnr.ar ahn -
~.f.. sui prics isf. lAhr7il ~
lhe tate. !. s. tuH.N "a s. wa ~ e.. " :
MARBLE and MAkBLEiLED MANlLLS
a., nonumeuts hezdsones noar tilnr Pinnibtfe ana
f-tsrc .lai. a yfrAfy r.luced prices. farming Tor "a
trsae a. kIAREi iS4 aad 80 Last 18Th a. ne.f s Eva
- KLABER s. CO., 49,.
-. W--t SiSf Il between Prrai~ay sna ar ave tsse
n-bea l-tS Mk<TFfS. 1tIlNt. NnNN rtNt- a. re
saoed mes PLUNBEitS' sIAB~ specially.
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20 seller 10 days.

GOvcInmcnT D0nus WOO OIIE TT'O1.I01 1T
ing the week They irregular ID tone, being intu
enccd by the course ~ cold. There were large sales OF
10 4Os today 1O751I O72 for registered Issues and
lO-l coufOu Th- - were traded IN al lOol2d
lOCa for stared and 1913 for coupon The nw u
sag at 1O5 lOJls and per cents at lO2l8 SKIES ol
ISL registered. 1895, and coupon BIOS OF
~ II los We suhinn The atest street nnotltl mh:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

The bank statement shows only moderate
movement Tor the week The prnGpll change IS r.
socf.ou in the deposits Of Sl.6lO1OO There IS an H.
creased circulation of S1i93J0 small contraction Of
Ooa in loans and Of $4,000 in spec ana OF
s367 800 in logaleudars. These figures Indicate an
outco of about 100000 10 Naionl Bank currency
TIE total legal reserve ts56469'20W is no" -o9f per
cent of the gross deposits ganst 2911 last week d
d+ir the specie IN fun from the deposits, the green
t serve is now - 81 per cent Of the remaining Cur
rency deposits AZ inst 223s last week The compare
e.
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Proposals

fno- AN. repairs 20 building M ise -jth.l vie -
uttu NsTtnf-daY tfff. ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22

Excess reserve s11U52.25O $LJ7Se25 Dec s3AIS4-3
The average American stakeholder bhndB INV St.
H. teas or hundreds OF thousands OF dollars ID the
bonds or stocks Of corporation with less care nd nvc
tpston than would made n he buying horse or
e dog And when he has made the purchase, credulity
seems 20 become bis most prominent trai. Impicit
nee IS placed by him, IN the general statements OF bis
eerks-oommOnly called otiicials"-who, at the same
time refuse him that detailed information. without
Which a little general knowledge Is likely to prove
dangerous Illusion. Should any phlanthrOpic expert
stt.ront to show him the " true inwardness Of his
Property. neither Webster. Worcester, nor both
together can satisfy ms desire for opprobrous epithes
t. hur' al The head OF the miserable wreckeI" And
O. II goes on 10 the end. First careessuess in making
TIE original Investment second, emitting To LOOK after
Tie management third. blind confidence In the honesty
Of soue one Of the called directors. who actually
g. ncglects his trust 10 know less about
the property than almost any one else; finally
comes toe collapse. Then follows bdrst OF eo-
Cueut Indignation For adherence to this sort OF course
Tie average American stockhOldcr is without an eq a
IT, perchanoe he happens 10 be speculative holder, MS
Indignation. when The collapse comes, reaches Pteb
witch makes IT, not real tragedy at least very very
kga comedy.
We have been moved 20 these reflections by the recent
occurItnccs which were clearly ioreshadOwcd months
sgas clearly As several similar events yet TO take place
appoar TO U.s. Livery stockhol4er might have known
be- did no. know that notwithstanding The large IN
sease the gross srnngs OF the Hannibal ana SiJoaeph
RilIosd the company did not possess a single dollar
h esn FOR tho payment OF 100000 interest on s bonds
Due September l. Either default must take place or
he emergency be tidcd with borrowed money
Tie management accepted the latter alternative AMI
tso 10 pas the credit in order 10 carry out
tle plan. This seems TO have the very head anu
mont Of recent offending Yet the managers were
VI lenty abused their action. II is won
oerfu how a tale the leash account ALWAYS tells.
sAsn cooperation has lost the to negotiate add
uon Issue OF bonds make further loans The case
the Hannibal and St. Joseph Company is the second
'hieh recently has proved That good credit better than
~1a Postpone tAe inevitable explosion.
heseduiOus peOpls begin 10 ask how 1t il possible for
We central aud HUDSON Lake Shore Companies 10 DO