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New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

Refined demand and stcaty at lla3all &c for
Crushed c for Powdered, lie. for Granuatc, Ia
l. &c. for Loaf and lob lO1c. for standard ~"
TALLOM-MarEe, nrm; sales, $4,000 ID PRIME, 8d slice
TOACIO-hcntucky ls steady, at 3t2G nc Tor lugs ana
Gi0l4c for Leaf with 400 hhc sold this basis; seed
Leaf has fair,r and steady sales 100 cases sun
dries poe 1876 New gland t. TO II and l5c.
100 lN7j New England. 10 II = IL and 23c ~ eases
--5 400 ONO. private
terms; SO Wisconsin, private terms aud 400 bales
Havana. soc to II 10.
WIItIEBONE- - CHiet and unchanged: Arctic, - 30 4;
Northwest Coast S3a ~ 25; south sea, : 2i0Sl 30.
WlIISkI.N Market quiet; sales, 90 bDis. 81 II.
NOOI-Thcre latery boon slight faliug OF IA the
bUsness in Domestic grades but holders ~ u maintain g0O
ru front have about repleaisied their
stocks present and lot Ia want Holders on the
ofcr hand have well In hand absolutely
fuse any further concessions, they affirm that It would b.
bat dong bus st n oas Foreign WOODS Hro quiet,
oNing Ia the chelpness Ot Domestic; aud then
a small lot is TAKEN for export TO Canada sales 3IbOoD
32c for uuwasloi i2fi9c. for aud AN OHIO
1000 lbs tue isconsn Desne ON private terms
4Jc.: lbs. Oregon 3fc.; $4,000 lbs.
oubug 1000 b-. Oregon COmUng and Deane 10000 lbs.
Utah lbs TeIas private terms 10000 lbs Texas
NJ 1921 25d29c, Western and Eastern: 10000 lbs.
Spring California 20 26i2c; G00O0 lbs Fail do 1885, 5000
lls. ic
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.
ASHES Quiet unchanged Pots. ii2c Pearls, 61c.
BEEVAX-Q in good supply aud weak Western, 29c
Choice SoutneTa 3Oc, with 5000 y sod NJ this.
BROOM. G COKN-Du. unchanged; Short Green Brush, a
Sc: Green Hur, GGlc; Medium Green, 1dOc. ana Red
'HhNbits-Quiet unchanged. Sperm, 2sc. Patent do.
CJfICORY- slowly at the quotations 4edl2.c gold
for German. and 5i2QJ3lc. gold FOR tuglish -
COCOA-Quct aud nOminally unchanged al 99s2c Tor st.
caibl ana lsd24c for Caracas, all gold.
COFFEF no Was quei but steady 1G20l7l4c. for or
d1a, ig4c f0r Far; 10 a2Oitc for Good AID 2Oi4
Of 600 santos, eN PpaTchus ll3l bags Ro Z
Foreuugn: m.euor al l312c, and IN New.QrleaHs 800
ton lt is The dispatch from lO, received To-
day september - stated sales Tor The ite states
81 OO tg TO Gun pors 300 bags stock, lllOiD bags
average daily receipts $500 bags price log Oj exchange
l9i.c. for AaIacabO all gold
COAL-Authractc sells fairly at firm fguIes stocks ample
pool House Camel Sl3~Sl4 Liverpool Gas do, sOdsll ;
Newcastle do, - 7JdSJ; ProHncia - 5odto, currency
t6: Cumbelaud SOFT and Broad top ani Coarheid si9
81 80. aud Anthracite S3aS4 by The cargo
COOPEKAGE sIOtk STEADY fairy active; Empty
hOgshc4ds - Hoops. Ia feet, Ordinary 20 Primo, s33
$50: y feet do s2SaS3 M1assos shook - inches with
ead.. 81 a. 0S oj sugar shocks with Heads 3o inches
G5a7cc Ram SHOCKS SO 1884: Pipe shocks as 5Gas7.
CORDAGE-W Without further changes Manila Cortage,
above 2threld and Hay Rope l4c m MsiI. ,ori
age thread IL do DO Gthread and thread l5c Aanl
Cordagc Bolt op Yarns - 9c do cthread and thread
rs DO Whale Line. red Manila - &c; Zine Igrred
Manila Iath Yarn De: Sisal Rope II lgc; do l2thresd
10; DO Chrcad aud ythread lZ9r: 1aTrrd Sssl Lain
Yarn lie Ius.a Hemp Tarrcd Cordage, l5c; American
COTTON -Qniei but trm ON spot sales 9i5 bales all
AZ the ports today were 2t4z bales again Io,3 9l,cs
8O323 ts week last year total since september
lsJ bales against 9sJ bales during the same period last
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

In state bonds there good inquiry for Louis
ana consolidated rs at So The Missouri long-date
Is were strong at 1862, paid and bid. District Of
Columbia 3-G5s ssllilg at 73l2 There were sales OF
old Tennessee al ~.
In city bank stocks. Union l62) sold at 40, and
Bank of Commerce (5l at l27.
Railroad bonds were quiet with m upward turn
in the Convertible : per cents Of Hannibal and 81.
Joseph to IS. The St. Paul hrsts La Crosse Division
were firm at 1O3 and Northwest gold bonds slilened
M 10 gO7-. Burlington and Quincy s. were finn
10 and the new 40 year Gs of Rock Island, 10j'-
Central Pacific frsts yielded 10 1852. and Western
Pacific frSts 10 100 frsts of Missouri /, ,cc selling
at gSat: Canada Southern frsts at 5Gl4 Missouri,
Kansas and Texas at 55i2; and Winona and st. Paul
seconds endorsed at 40.
Gold without being more active, was somewhat
iiuner with sales at 103l4 lO33s.-On gold loans,
the carving rates were TO per cent. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out So 600 in com interest. and
SIS 600 i'm redemption of called bonds The days
business of the Gold Clearing Department of the
Bank of the State OF New-lork covered Gold
cleared 81, DO. .OO0 gold balances. ~ lQ39.5OO; /;
currency balances. S1,077,Gl7. The gold quota
tious were as follows:
To-. 3ls....... 1890. ....lO3's 3....lO3@
sForeign Exchange was dull on the basis OF
81 s2la - s3 for sixty days, aud - SG2 for three
day. sight TO the {. Official asking rates are is
subiOlued:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
ErHoPrAN FINANcIAL MAHl;Ers.

LONDON sept l4-I2.3Op m-U :. bords lSt7s, 107is;
Erie Railway shares O'- Illinois Ce tral 81 Pennsylvania
Central 2sai NeW-Jcrsev Central. ia.
IOSuOS. sept. Al uPars adyccs quote i've per cent
Heuics 1O6 francs 40 centa l0r the account. IAinOls
Central, GJ2
IoNnOy sent 14l:3O m.-Consol 957is for money and
81 for account; Erie rilway shares l04 New oTk
Central 1921
LONDON sept IA m-Consols o5eis for both money and
the account amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
Ens.rd on balance tOdayls $1,000.
IONn0N Sent l3f15 o. Erie railway shares l0as DO.
preferred NeWYork central. lO2 Illinois Central 60
pcnusy Central - NcwJcTscy Central Il. Paris
quote per at Reues lO6 francs 20 centmes
for the account
ANrwElr sept l4-Eyenmg-PetI 80 francs for line
pale American.
GLASGOW sept 14-sugar firm with good business DO
ing Prices are occasionally 81. higher.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

Gota st. Market not active and prices rather weaker
scarcely any selling above Sc. - ,,
Hume & Elliott sold 90 grassers. 2o3 N. at 32c'
{. Denton sold iS head 40 $780, very lev Sc =, 81,
Haenbcck Davis sold grass calves at ~ ~ each - ~
go 20 80 at 81 SIi2. .oo a.. ,t.o.
j. Kirby sd state Rus sg5 n, at 3isc.; Of 500 d. S'c'
II calves, a41 n. 3loc 20 Of 23S b, sAc =, -, ,co
Peters. l2 vea 277 n, at 2c 10 of2 d. Sc 10 oi io-
n, size -, -. o.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Arrvas fortunately eht w. - . =
GOt-st and at Jersey city Total since S''.
day, 2Sf5O head against 2s2ll head same time ast
The rather against the trade but i"',
the stock finally sold Fat Wctners are in demln p
good Lambs slowly, though some prime eached of~
Che poor at Nc Thin Sheep sold at itaf &c s..
Sales 6Otilst by Hacnbcck & Davis ~ tiin stare
Lambs BOB b. at c; li6 Of G5 10 5c$ 10 Canada ~ D
5'c SO mixed Indiana Buck, &C., o. D. - fc y 40 lvc
D $50; 10 Inana sheep 95 b. ~ l9 Slae io5 % ,&3c 81
Hume Elliott sod 50 state Lambs 81 ~ ~ D'aci
Mixed 76 b jsc; l29 Lambs 40 70, 6c @oi sheep 80 ID
5l.c
). Kirby ls state Bucks. etc. l02 ~ a. 5c ~ sheep
and lambs ~ H. ~ Jzc; &Ol state Lambs oz2 ID - aVi
liO Canada, o. h. 5'8c. -. - o.
PidcocE Jersey city 90 sheep and Lambs -
n at GtG; p ohio sheep l02 H. g. q S5pis % oe ~ j"
5iic ld3 canada Lambs, 7S ID, &C. - DO bS 10 1-e
Judd a. g. sold 2i6 OHIO Sheep, n D. az ! &C
Newton g Holmes sold Ia ono 81 q, at 81 3D.. ,
H0GS-ATriyals f6 at iOthst, and a. Jer"y Cty
Total since Saturday 2l,l7O against 1850 same unc s
Jersey Dressed nOcs begin 10 arrive, Du tue ho
weather OF the few days has been against @ sa by
brought THIS morning, 1n1 Or eaVy. ani o2H'o 5os
light Pigs city Dressed Western, Ia 'fc few heFy sc
Eye OILS sold 2O3 h. live Hogs. at 4c market "c@"
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

Money was IN IcasOn0by good supply o TespOnsi-
bic borrowers and call loans al the Exchange
ranged II 3 to per cent discount, being as last
ron to-day received 100000 National Bank notes
for redemption. The Custom receipts were $500
900 and the Internal Revenue receipts were 1870 o.
600 The following Is the Clearing House state
mont to-day: Currency exchanges, $50, ,6S2 707 I;
,utr,ucy balances. - 254O,s3l; gold exchanges,
.GiTs $50: gold balances, 1914. .297.
ir Sulnof go, 900 bullion was withdrawn to-day
f,, fh, Bank Of England on balance, but there was
u, change iu money, either in or out Of bank. British
Cools ralcd at full figures and closed at 9j'lG In
I',tcd STATES bonds 1865 closed at 107ls; new 5s
-; ID7It. new l2s az lO5, aud 10-iOs al 1872 In
nmrrie,n railways Illinois Central fell from GOl2 to
eg. ana Nsw-York Central from 1921 to l02 Erie
,,,,,',on Welding 10 lO5s and preferred 10 20 New
Lr.,y Central was quoted al IL Il, and Pennsylya-
~. CsntIal at 2SSA Pans dispatches report the
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW-YORK.
No. III BROADWAY.
This new Bank, organized bv the founders of the
First National Bank of New-York. who have sold
out and retired from that institution, will open for
business abOut Sept 90, 1877.
SAMUEL &. THOMPSON, President,
late President First National Bank.
JOHN THOMPsOS. Vice-President,
late Vioe-PreSident First National Bank.
ISAAC W. WHITE, Cashier,
late of POughkeepsie, n. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
COTTDN MARkETS

AUGUSTA. Sept t.-Coton frner Mlddling. 1Ossc; Low
Middlng 10 -c Good Ordinary 0i<c receipts
sacs 2<2 bsles stock go bales weekly receipts l5s
bales; shpmen- l,2+5 bales; sale- l.245 bales.
nlnsohk. sept. l4.-Colton nrn; Mddnng llaci Low
MhdlinE. lOsc Coed Ordinary, iO1; receipts none; sales
bales stock, at bales weekly act recepts 49, bales
gro.s $50 bales Great Britain Sl bales
i93 bales bOO bales sales 10 inners T5 bales
Bosrus, sept l4-Cotton nIm; Mddhng II lc. Low MID
ling lie; Good Ordinary, lOgc; eales, $50 bales stock
1871 bales weekly net receipts S78 bales; gross
bales. sales l.440baies.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

IOsG; goo 1887 December, 200. 1886; 10, l0hl ioq
luS8; Jannary 100 1905: total. G.soO bales tlrh ~
today: September l0o h2l 5oJ ll2' 0e,ghrr' ,o G, a
10: 500 IIoI; fcbriary. . -. lilJi March lu
o. llt. total 500 bales Second call: ,erteIbcI'
l2l. october. Oo. l.i2 Janulry, lna lov,; NAY T"o'
lur5: 9Ol SC Total, 1,JtO btca THIRD 'el!s ',"i,
100, ll.uj; Soycubor, TO- l0S5 Jaauirl @Vool i1
Fehruary 300 llJ. March 300. 1924 Apr, 100 litui
total lOrO bales. sales uriay unto h. ~ 'ss to9
ll9; 100 l-J 100 ll2l 200 Ill w. ~ ~. I01
1897 400 ii9; 800 100; 500 llo2 49, l5i i99. io9S.
l,3oo lio1 L7O1 100; L-Q1 Il o. 30 m a. 7VV
JOSS; $40 1886 zoo IOsJ; December, co lGtn Janu-
sry, i2O9. llCO; enc. 1IOli lcp, llOk io ioYy o"
lt0; way. 100 liCO' total 2o'oVO b"''5' "i"'" '''
81 lLl-l.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

META-Amercan Pig Iron in and steady sales
600 tons private terms Scotch inl t stock. aru
ouc Rails steady with O tons Steel JF Western deiy
erV sold private Scrap quiet Lead dull and
Sppr nrn limited ofcfing Pig Tn Ia heavy supply
and weak. plates uuCiIngoi with the usual jODblng
business Qnoatirs Pig Iron America No. SIS o.
a2D NO . sl7Hsl9 and Gry Forge, $40 5OasS SCOTCH
s2G jOaS27 for Cotneos go Tor 1irhgslnoeE r24 for
FguiOn. aiis'tcei here, S47 Iron s350 t39 Olddo. S3
s21as23 Tor wrought I A - 20 currency for com
Domestic Spelter-lunostC, Jbd6tc. currency Pig
lnStralts, ljdi;+e; English u sc and I;enca
an gold ln Plates-C Charcoal Ierne at $3.50 70 d0. Tin
~ coke do - 4O0Ij and do. 1trno - 5Oa
ali gold IngOt Copper moro scSe nie.. 2OOOOO N
Old At and 100000 Tor export 10 England. private
terms New quoted at ~ i-dlb'cc.
MOLAS FS-Oui,t but firm for grocery al djlc for
Otleans 3s15 for Porto Rico aud - c3sc
Refining stock II far demand and rn al SIC for 80
test reported sale of $50 hbds on ,eins not rsnspr
NAVAL STORES Spirits Trtpcntinc hrIn with sales here
bbls yard at $50 and 100 nb on wharf At Soc
AT Wm sold fr export to the United
Kingdom Continent aggegatug 5000 Dbs part Of which
bro,ir ht 34c b.. and 7s, freight K1sms abOnt ,teaiy
sales here 800 bbs ~ s. 25Gt2 ds2 80 for No and
s3 l2L for Pale. Wilmington, three Good
STRAINED sold for export to the United Kingdom OF Continent
October aud November clearance at 81 G1 D. and a.
Ga freight 10 Good Strained, 81 75dS s5 No 2,
Al s0a$2 No. !. $2 1872 4Oi Pale 10 ENua, 81 6229
Is To- Tar quiet At 81 5OGsl75 City Pitch, ~ 20 de.
lyered. - -
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Berth room was firm, trine higher
active. Charters were qdot but steady Engage
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
LIZ srocK MARKGre BY TELEGRAPM

ALBANY. scp .-CArTLE- receipts, 5CS AGAINST f39
last week Tho market has ruled "a &c. ID lower.
Mich COWb-1le receipts 81 Mich COWS ample Tor
The demand prices ranged IRON ffjUsGV
CALyFs-Ihe receipts Veal Calves he1t marker
quiet Grass Fed AT saS2 per head Veaa at al c per D
sHEEecepts 1900 head being largely ir u last
weeks. Market dull but about the ~ la5t
week Supply ~ Lambs fair market inactive and prices q %
l2c. Oh lls Wees range from 43i0Gtc the latter
price for hest Canadas. 90
nrPFAfO n y sept. II C Receipts to-day, l201
head total for the l5GJ head against St3l
last week, increase the week consignd
tpugh AZ day fresh arrivals consigned
rodqh and "a OF through stock held FOR shipment 70
mOiTOW.
HEgP LAMBS Receipts today 500 head total for the
week far, 900 head against last week c0nsied
through. 1900 head No sales today fresh arrivals con
Spnei through. and Yards bare OF stock.
RcccDis today. 800 mead total for the week thus
far 1850 head, against - last week Consigned thro ~
10000 head Market dull aud slow; IOrkers Best CoIn
AZ 70 70 Good al - 50i Heavy Best a. - 80 GOOD at
20 30; ave remaining in the yards unsod
CHICAGO Sept. l-The DrOreTs JofrlG reports CATTLE
Recep, 200; shipments, 300 the supply ample bnt
j. prospects for cOsirg out To-
morrow best native shipping ~ 25af5 10 Jew Colnados
Fid& very good Texans at 81 Texans chiefly at
&3 O00 - q inferior. - 50 common Naive butchers,
~ 20 q 50 90 good to prime do AZ S3 256pi %.
receipts, 10000: shipments 300 active ana song
bcst heavy shipping = 45dfj 70 Bnsons - jaF3 4O
light - 40OrJ 80 packers, - 90afJ % te" unaod
SHRKr-Becepts. 1888 offerings % Inferior Guruy mr-
kct slow demand ony By butchers sales at - 3O4Si W
gOu ue M so
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
Gapiueo Banks
Oipioeno Nollces.

WESTERN UNIoS TgLEGRArH CoMk'Y-
TRRAsURERs OFFICE. NEwlORK, sept. IL, lott)
nlNIDEND NO. II.
~ The Board OF Directors have declared a QUARTERLY
DIVIDEND Of ONE ASD ONE HALF PER CESl upon
the capital stock OF tins Company from the net oat o
the three months ending september Oth instant pay o a. ~
office Of Treasurer and after tue 18Th ,sy of occr
next TO shareholder. record the 3Uh day Of september
The purpose Of this DIVIDEND and ~ the AM -
MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS. 70 bc held GA VIZ
NEsDAN the lOth day Of october next the itsn. poS
will be closed O'Clock tho afternoon Of the oa ls'"
and opened o the morning Of The 6sA OF October
II. ROCuES TER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
The clearances by canal West, from Ncw-Nork, for
Ne Nnnk cndinn fn-lar Nrrrr d. lnllnMa:

The following are the imports of Dry Goods at the
port of New-Yok for the week ending this date, and
since the beginning of the year. compared with tne
corresponding portions OF previous years:
IUrue Wtet 1870. lot6 ialt.o-
Entered 90 tac ports 2,OS3u&l Loo ,u59 = so
Thrown mai ket.... 2iJ3,5JO 2OO-,J3O Z,1lD,si%
Since Jan. }. 49,. 49,. ooo
Thrown market. e0,4ltotO 63,2t@ccO OlOI4,oi-
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
BnsllIeea ghanees.

CAPITAL WANTED, on satisfactory securl-
" ty or PARrN Erin Produce Commission business Al
dress conhdentaliy. =. o. kor 1919.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE for COIIAGE
w the vicinity TIE udsou cue i,si
OIL PAINTINGS, BOOKS, FURNITU KE. ElNhiN"S'
BRONZES, &C. Address COROf. station ID r. o.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
Ew YORK sept 14-Total 6ct Cotton receipts at all ports
(inanclal.
GAS STOCKS

A GAS STOCKS.
fAo NEW-YORk, METROPOIITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANIATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT ASD SOLD,
and all Brooklyn NewYoIS Gas Securities desls
nby GEO. IT, PkENIlSo.
Room %. 30 Broldst. =. Y.
NEW-YORN STOCK EXCHANGE.-Our Sc
~ partner a member OF the Boarl and executes al
orders himself; commission tuying selling llUi
curtcs carried on and gold o. u,r cent margin.
UENRY CLEW- & co.
Bankers and Brokers, 2G Newest, NesloIk.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

OATs-Marke heavy and IN some cases lc lower, wiz,
demand moisiSs mo t ~, ~ & White do iucie, g
No SiG3i &C. No White 81 2a3sc. chiefly 81 &c
NGT4Sh G Scr Mixed Ike %estein 52aS7c White western
10 iMdnss. sad ass 50 i or ~ Sdt ne s32s
s29 GO or No. reed og S2 90 no n or Nc Medium feed
per ton aud difficult TO quote. The
kidney crop have omm'nced arriving and selling at
II ds2 CO. quoted Medium Choice - the asking price
Kidney s. 55as2 90, and Choice White Kidney. 81 500
,t Hay sc@o s9S5oc & Ts,%1 dI aaa
at 55 dG0c Rye; soc for short Rye; 4Jd5Oc for
Butts dun and rather weak 5as for good
aayM az %9a % 1aiccy f% '4f JGS FL gc s'a '"''
ssT oc 4a ad y and o 1yf m Sa. B.cs syPe P ci
BSeos AyTes. 25a2ic Montesideo 2se Corrients
ifomia 22422e eeSai seaaru A"isa i'e1ye y god
Matm9Tas 7ai7 2e TeIs; igae Xs;s 2c southern G
CITY slaughter OK. lOe.; city Slaughter Cow S'sd0c
'H1Gfs-sir Emmett Wells revisos the follows
Picking s progressing this week Saturday .i about
quite unsatsfacely most Of the hop showing evident signs
Of premature picking SAMPLES oi ns vera 2g, g 6s SA" how
ali s in to what win be the chances fo
TLey never other sde of the
many hq tDy % Wt gpg & is is @ % and W Il t5nnS
th.t EdTope is short OF hops ana ana, II We can maxi
Brewes not ready To bay yet tey win eny only on tho
Wlc Hops are kew 10 advance
i'm prce few bales have been sold OF the crop This
week at 10 cents. BY another week hopet the
market estab he'd very samples WisoOn
sins are Oh 0fc have YET arrived here. Receipts
luOl bales total since september !, 1877,
$50 bales period in SG l,lG3 bales; export
ccarancos week, 65S bales total
1871 bales total Tor the same period III 1876 lO2 bales.
New loTfs, crop S0 Be Eastern. 10 l2c
Yrafliucs. case. Ofs. all grOwths 2a4c
LEATHER For al descriptions Of cmlock sole there has
b,r large demand which has freely by al
lasl prices The stes tor prime stock !r
outside figures there been sufficient Old stock which
na- been the marEct oT time and has stale look
prevent any substantial advance IA prices generally although
these fl, ely INTO consumption ~ about
qnoto rates STOCKS reduced having bat small supply
81 Ignt weights and common hide Good Dam
i- nearly cleaned crops In better demand; heavy
ar. held above
neurrs Recclpts werE-6l493 sides 2
EIIorts-2- Sides viz $500 To England, and 5000
n he
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DEIPHIA STOCKS.

Government bonds were quiet to-day, while as yet
sympathizing with weak gold There were sales OF
registered is of 1881 at 1898 registered lO-l0S' at
IO7l2: coupon new 5s. at 1878, and coupon new
dds AT 1854 a 1885. We annex the latest street
uuofafiguS.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
1OTIcE is herehv giren by the UNLTED

NOTICE is hereby given by the UNITED
~ STATES TRUST COMPANY OF New-lor6. tfg.tee
under q mortgage made 20 sad comPlny Dy the AlBANE
and RENSSELAER, IRON aad STEEL .CONPANt on
the 81 ay March, 1875. te bonds ot That
pany bearing date with the mortgage tat at drawing
bv lO, Oice said Trust Company on August
T. 1871 in accordance with the provisions of the moEg
the bonds Albany AMI Rensselaer, Iron ant >tc
mpauv numbered as foll0Sa drawn and deai at,d
for piyuio.t oa the st day OF september, 1877:
40 'S3 IG9 2l3 36i 55l 65s si2 936 1893 1918 1862
IS ll0 s5 81 $77 5l5 $50 s5j g3 LOCO l.2,l 1852
30 l3O 1919 2Gl 436 547 $50 $50 l,O15 l-2t LIS
So 1873 1876 2GS i79 Glt ~ 9lf 972 Los; LII l,i3l
50 IA 100 32l iSS G29 O0j 1902 LISP LAP
1.f77 l.4,f l.lsT
such bonds will be paid principal and interest by e Unoi
states Company Of Newlo Trustee at their oile
No 40 Wal ST. on september l. 1871 and az interest The
bonds drawn as above will cease on afertbai data.
JOHN \. STEWART, President.
Nan. YORK. aug. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
Ne,e. Yorl; aug. 10 1877.

OFFICE of the CENTRAL PARK, NORTH
" aud EAST RIVER RAlLkoAD COMPANY lO'haye,
SD and j4th ss, NewIOrk CtY-lne annual meeting oi
the soc khoders Company will be- held 40 The ONCE 81
the Company TUESDAY the 10Th Gay OF October 1877,
at u m. - ~. q, ,r,.,,,, =,
September 1871 for thirty Gays prior 10 The annual meet
&.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15

Anu tilt fttNIVIN OF WItHI 10 VII" IUNVV IIVIII
September / 60 IA 1876 and 1877. were:
1876. 1877.
bushels ......... .. 3gj,277 2Ul7517 Incr lG222jo.
The receipts of -four and grain at tie princlpal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF September were:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
French five per cent Rcntcs up to 1OG4o, closing at

! 1O6.20.
The receipts of produce, etc, NJ Chicago from
4 Sent erber I 10 4 1870 and 1877 were:
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Eel-Skin Dresses.

A Paris letter says the ''eel-skinn
dress is the great rage both in London
and Paris. In the widest days of the
tie-back or pinback mania, there never
was seen such n tightness in the matter
of skirts as now prevails. Whatever
the paucity of the folds in the pin. back
in its frontier part in the enormous eX-
uberance of the pannier or hustle the
balance was struck. But now, not on
ly is the hustle a thing of horror, but
even the necessary Undertaking is
considered de trop. To lengthen the
waist far beyond its natural proportions
a stiff webbing of elastic is fastened to
the stays to the depth Of half a foot.
and to this, at first, narrow skirts were
buttoned. But even now this Is aband-
oned for another scheme to acquire
sienderness. Mrs. ~Swisshelm's much
ridiculed chemiloon is in demand, and
garments made in this way are sold at
the furnishing shops. and patterns of it
pass eagerly from hand to hand among
lady friends. Some ladies have had
regular stage tights made in thick web
bing, and over this they wear nothing
but the outer dress, which is then tied
back, till the woman within is shack
led almost like a convict in n chain
gang. No more uncomfortable fashion
ever was devised; for not only are the
limbs confined by the binding dress, but
the wearer constantly concern herself
about the condition of the bodice, that
portion being in incessant danger of
turning itself up behind, wrong side out,
like an umbrella in Il wind-storm. The
desired effect of youthful slenderness is
generally obtained by the ''eel-skin, -
but at a good deal of sacrifice of person
al ease
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A certain bird in a certain wood.
Feeling the spring-time warm and good,
Sang to It in melodious mood;
On other neighboring branches stood
Other birds who heard his song;
Loudly he sang and clear and strong;
sweetly he sang, and 1t stirred their gall
There should be q voice so musical,
They said to themselves: I'VE must STOP
that bird,
He's the sweetest voice was ever heard.
That rich, deep chest-note, crystal clear.
Is a Notifying thing to hear.
We have sharper beaks and harder wings.
Yet we but croak; this fellow s!ngs!"
So they planned and planned, ana killed
that bird
Passing his graveone happy May,
1 brought this English daisy away.