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New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Sept 9O-l2sO pm Cotton active and rmer
Mddng UPlands 6 aidd1s Orleans 6sl; sales 0 0f t1 IN
port bales ,nqigiRg go Ssss American me
been lost Upands Low NJ. dnng clause September deiv
%6SBs T S cSns aSS ocobr r dSSey aiso pa6Gs
Andng clause september ana October
also Gdi UplGnds Low Middhng clause October ana No
vrmber delivery 6sad also. 6 also. 6sd Uplands Low
Uplsnd low Middng clause December and January delv
cry Gssd; Upands Low Ndding clause May aud June do
LivERp6oI- Sept. 800 D, m.-Uplands Cotton Low Md
low MIddIinE clause February March delivery. d.
Uplands Mddng clause, New Crop shipped November
anu IygRrooI sept 800 D. mThe salOs Of Cotton
lands Low Mddng clause october ana ovember delivery
Osd; Uplands Low Middlng clause February and March
AUGUSTA Sept sOootton firm bidding, s7sc' Low
Mddng 9sc. Good Ordinary 9lso receipts l'sS bales
BsiiSoRE sept 3O-Cotton dull and lower MlddnR
$50 bales 1877 bales spnncrs 1876 6Aiesi stock
BosroS sept sO-oottOn dull; Middng isc Low Mid
ding lO7sc; Good Ordinary lOAc net receipts. "a bales
gross 1854 bales stock, l,20O bales ,,,,.- ,o,-.
Low Mdding lOISIOs, sci Good Ordinary, 9'ic net re
eegts 6Sl4 3aiss az s1Pt & S.s Goa''"i'e 'o''
CTSciSSGT sept 9OCOtton qqiet and steaGy' Middns
228 bales shipments l7s balesi sales. total 10 bales
GALVESTON sept socotton steady; Mddlng loc L0y
Mddng 0c; GOOD ordinar o L oEi ~ ha hss rep O'iO
LOUISVILLE sept S0Cotton seadyi Mtddlng l92e. ,,,,
ding ostd07c Good Ordinary nOminal net receipts lOsl
bales exports coastwse 42J baIes sales 200 Bales STOCK
3 20B bales -, ,n.r, ms.
Tow Middlng Osc Good Ordinary, nominal net receipts
i42l bales gross 1852 baesi exports 70 Great 6rian
~ 600 ralcs salea 800 bRles; st0ck ll,sB3 bales -
NoRFOtK sept. 3O.--Cotton firm Middnng lOHsc- ne'
receipts 1857 bae exports cOastwise 1928 bales sales
2BA bales stock 22Tl bales ,,,. ,oz
PHIiApRLPuIA Sept 29.-Cotton quiet; Mddhng. 10 'sc
low WtdInR iOHse; IiOOd Ordinary, lose; net receipts
27 bales gross 266 balesi ses 3O balesi spnner SVe
bales; stock 1925 bales. ,,,, ,o, -
Niddug iOc.. Good Ordinary csc; net receipts bb6o
baIe gross S2S bales exports BItaD 6O62 bales
coaswse O67 bales saes 1000 bales stock 44523 bales
an LOUIS sept 3O.-CottOn steady; Middt'g, lOe.
Low MddnR 0Ise: Good Ordinary 0asc. receipts, lSot
balesi shipments 634 bales sales total 665 bales STOCK
b0O3 bales. . ,,,,.,,- ,o,
wHS1NGToN, Sept 3ocotton UNCHANGED hiddlinE 10 &c
low Midng 95so: Good Ordinary, nominali net receipts
lOS2 bales; stock, 4,795 bales
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

were generally made at 294 per cent on good col
lateral, four months loans being 8, and discount OF
prime paper and upward. The following were the
rates OF exchange on New-YOrk: Charleston firm,
buying 0l6 discount, selling 1s0par New-Orleans.
commercial LA b discount; bank ls discount 81.
Louis. l10 discount Chicago, par; Boston, par
The United States Treasurer of Washington to-day
received SS20,000 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were $420,000
and internal revenue receipts 800, 900. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day :
Currency exchanges. S77,42S.291 currency bal
anees, $3,42S,291; gold exchanges. 81, ,095, 7S2 ;
gold balances. S909,591.
The sum Of 942. 900 bullion was to-day Withdrawn
from the Bank of England " on balance" leaving a
total gam for five days of f457.000. On the Ex-
change consols were steady at 9434, and United
States bonds firm 1868 at 1914, new 4l2s at 1O6
and new 5s and 10-4Os at 1OS5s. In American rail-
way securities. Illinois Central rose to a. and Jer-
sey CeRtra TO 80, Erie common closing at 1888 and
preferred at 81. Rentes in Paris quiet and
steady at 113.70011365.
The following were the receipts and disburse-
ments of the Assistant Treasurer of the United
States at New-YOrk for the month of September:
co a1 1E
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

FLOUR AND AL-FLoUR- Market heavy and lower
for pressing wants Winter Wheat ESIAs str3g pressed
SF eaar s10 10 P5Se ana .Sss 1900 Bbs nciad
ing 900 69ls Minnesota part to @Trye Tly} - q a
- 05as5 5O mainly for export si Soasi 90, including
SO 05ds4 lO 700 bbls. CITY Mn Extra, for West Indies
g. ass 10 600 Dbs sgPeInne 81 5OStS No. nanny - 90
wrere for export Quotations. no 2 s27iesS 25 Supsrns
Weqfn 70 fsnc "a g. Choice "a 70 Fancy DO 81
Common to Good Extra Hoop Ohio ids4 rs GOud
to Choice DO g. s0es9 5o Ola Minnesots out hIt in mar
Common Extra siGs4 20 rye Mixture 81 25af4 20; ia
ss 81 Louis Common TO Fair Extra sids4 % Fair
s4 $685. % Good 70 Choee Famly % SOg 50 20 oosr
$50 Obbls Common Fair Extra 81 OdS5 Good . choice
i9GSi FI6GR & more SSS active saG Coz IBIS sapae
sacks Coarse city Meal s3c per iOo 10.
GRAIN-WHEAT-M Market iaa lower, business moderate,
s1 s a1d bns bn hganR faf @aS 2 options
GOO bush spot and speeiGl delTo5y including 80
Winter :, Red, 9sc.asl Oh, 10 Winter Red.
RED Il AT9 @95 30 RCD 81 ~ 7 aa a o. tSrasd
sdRS A@Sgr tfnrgaed IN We 81 6a s s 10 White 81 de
~ uela 30. White, 81 Osa$l %: No. White ~ lo@e
al iSS: 5000 bush. No. j Whita November
g m 2dqoo Do bush ar.' co. & l;t 5o1 20 2sie 9I09sr a.
bush DO e oeoes5 81 19asi No. & 10000 bp' H;S no
near by delivery 81 5000 jush No prlng October,
4smSef q S slS,ias sd I'D asssS ssiG sS
mb% eSe S4 81 IG m closing S 81 o. 3D. 81 VsR o5 a
1900 bush do November 81 O5l1 closing ~ Oia. bid
8 0G asked; l6200 bush, No; EsL October, 81 o. a
81 O7 closing ~ OF bid. 81 O1 asked $4,000 bush. do
November, 81 n7 adSl u79f closing 81 OIa bid. 81 O5
asked do December closing al VI bio, 81 OS asked
RYE shade fmer fair export demand sales lG0Ol bush
No Western, spot and mkt week h99c 100 bush Un
state GOd63c: 500 BUSH No. /, 6S9c state, IN
boatloads quoted ca d6t 80 BARLEY scarce and hrm
Choice No. / Canada 81 40 bid. and held 81 42
nominailv unchanged CORN 2alc iowri, moderate
export demand light business futures sales,
23GOoO bush futurej lt7nOO bush spot inclnding IN
Mixed ASdt steamer Mixed, iUC No =
sgd49 &c; Round Yellow g. 6fo. Round White. $780,. I'm
graded white Western 52c; Steamer Mixed, October 45t,
closing iSa bid 4y2c asked do. rmber s9iC clos ng
49c. bid 5Oc asked do, Decumber t9c BID Sic asked
November 6OaJOac closing 4gsc bid. 5Dc askeI do, De
cefnber butc bid 81 &c. asked OAIs-St"ady, moder.
atey active sales $4,000 bash including Rejected 20 a
20 &c; 40. 3. 2c; No white 21'gc; 30. 9. 2ec, 40
White 2q d28 9c: ], 81 nc. NO White. 35 20 &c
Mixed western. % 81 White DO. 2aJ5c; MArd state
Z7o3l &c. hite do, 29d3io.-.FEEB quiet 4UdbOi5.
Sl3 5ODSi4 son, Sl50sI0 loom, Si0aS2O Rye Fccd,
SlGdFl7 sharPs s2Ods2l per ton BEANS IN fair re-
81 60 Red. 81 25 aS2 40 plenty and dui While kidney,
New 81 10 Pea. Sew, 81 6j all choice.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Sept 30.Pork-E steady AZ 63 Western
cad 48L Cumberland Clt hrnsr 49,; Short
RIB dun at 3lE Long Clear Gull at 29f Short Clear
dull 80. Hams--Long Cut dull at 49,. Shoulders
dun At q Cd Beeflnda Mess dull az 7 Extra Mess dun
81: Prime Msss dull 81. Lard-Pnme Western
dull q 36. Tailow-Pnme city dull 80. Tur-
neHtlneSpirits dull %. Rosin-COmm0n dull az 9di
Fine Chssss-AmencRn steady a. Lard
steady 4 F0ur-Extra steady % 3D. Wheat
No. 1 spring dan at 87d.; No. Sprng duh AZ 95d-j
Winter New Western steady at Sl0d New southern mer At
g. Corn old Mixed dull "a 3d.; Prime New Mixed
hrmer % Cd Seed Oil-YeiOW American. dull
at 2 Receipts OF Wheat for the past week; Atlantic ports
10000 qr Pacific ports $500 qrs from other sources
800 qrs. Corn $4,000 drs.
LIVRgPoOI Sept SO-l:sO D. m-Cheese 446d per cwt for
the best grades Of American Iaru 3 per American
sept 3O-5:3O y. m-Rehned Petroleum, 7sd per
gallon Tall0W, 36i9d d37 per cHt.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
PROPOSALS FOR $4,000, 900.
-
CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF NEW
YORK INTEREST Alto PER CENT PER ANNUM
REDEEMABLE 1908 PAYABLE. 1928
SECURED BY THE SINKING FUND.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the Comptrol.
ers Oice until TuesJay. october & 1873 at O'Clock
the viii be publicly opened the " tho
the sinking Fund for te whole part
OF the 100000 OF Consolidate stock OF the City of
New-IOrk
bonds redeemable and after the fs day OF No
vembeT 1913 PAYABLE the first day or November.
1929 with interest a annun payable seinan-
nuay rho nTs day Of May and NoyemDer IN each year,
Office the Comptroller the City or NeWHOrk
bonds principal and interest will he made payable in
either gold currency Of the United states as
may be desired and bidders requested 70 state distinctly
their proposals the description OF bonds they desire and
bid for whether Gold bonds Currency bonds
Said will be issued the redemption and cancela
ton OF amount OF bonds OF the Corporation ssuei
for local proyemcnt due November 1875, and its Is
VIII therefore not increase the city debt
The proposals. be de for Coupon bonds OF 5000 or
900 and Registered bonds OF S5OO OF any mupes OF
this
Payment may be made before November !, 1878
Interest allowed from the date Of payment Receipts VIII
given for which bonds win be delivered 10 the holders on
and after November |, 1873
Each proposal should sealed and hdOrsed Proposals for
Consolidated stock Of the City Of NewHork and ncOsed IN
a second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller.
will be awarded to the highest bidders and the
right reserved the Of the Comptroller tO reject auV
all OF tue bids II In his Judgment the interests OF the Cor
pOraOn require IL.
Fur full information see City Record
City Of New.Y0rk Department Of Finance, Comptrolers
ONCE JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
September II, 1878.
TTHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, N.
" Is only paper The United States giving full infor
nation from the gold and silver mines SO year.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Ia State bonds. the Louisiana consolidated rs

IN State bonds. the Louisiana consolidated Us
yielded 10 1873 Missouri 81 of 1887 stfening up to
lOJos Alabama IS Of 1888 sold at 43i4043ls.
In city bank stocks Ninth National i1Ol sold at "a.
In railroad bonds. the II. Paul sinking funds were
mp 80 80, and Northwest gold bonds 10 1921. The
Paeihes strong: Centrals 1O6bs and Union
frsts 1904. Missouri Pacific frsts being off TO IO3
and South Pacific tirSts steady at S3. Canada
Elevated hrsts higher az 017s. Great Western
seconds. ex NOvemt er coupon, sold at r. aud Lee
high and WilkesbarTe oonsOls assented' at Asia
Gold presented no new features Of interest and
as usual, the sales were at 1908 or within frae-
ton OF that price. On gold loans the lending rates
wcre Hat. and z paid for carrying The Assistant
Treasurer paid out 500 600 IN coin interest on the
pubic debt, and S2Jl 900 in redemption of called
bonds. The day's basineSs of the gOd-clearIng de-
partment OF the Bank Of the State Of New York
covered; Gold cleared. So 554 900; gold balances
l,lol,OJO; currency balances, 81 lS6,I3f.
Foreign exchange was weak and inactive. Selling
rates the basis of 81 eOlQ0S 8O3l for sixty
days, and 81 S44a$f S5Is for demand to the g.
We snblum cnrrmt CloSng quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
-. a-a11i 1i.0f6esl 42e.e5e l8osl 5T7

II will DO seen that the receipts Of all grain in
september this year were 1902, ,093 bushels greater
than in 1877 of that sain the water routes
nearly all oanal-obtained 2,5s1.34S bushels. and
all the railroads 2,3sO,745. These figures are not
only interesting because showing the earlier move
ment of tho crops, but also because they
illustrate the competition which the railroads
have had with tho canal in order to secure
90 large a proportion of the gain. The figures also
represent business which has been done, and not
tbat of the future. The total movement for Sep
tenber. 1878 was divided thus g. O47. $50 bushels
bv al the railroads and 9,0S9,997 bushels 10y the
water routes. In striking contrast with the large
increase at New-YOrk are the comparative receipts
at Milwaukee for the same month, which were as
fnl
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
TTNIoN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-At meet
Busluess Ghanrts.

A PATENTEE. who has the patent OF sew
n era also United states REQUIRES par
ties with moderate capital 70 incorporate ana
Address with references. EUROPEAN, Tribune oaiee.
DARE CHANCE for MILLERS.-In a thriv-
Il ng CITY Northern NeW.YOrk; Touring mill nearly new.
fine naenery impI0yements In perfect erdes Des
custom Site In county unfanR water power VIII ~ yu
cueap satisfactory reasons Address Dr j. NJ IsLDh'
Peekski. N. Y. p. o. Box al.
VIVIAN D-The control Of the Western
w STATES for lne staples Eastern manufaeture Dy
vouug Cboaro r amply capable OF working up o9Oln9
or tai trade manufacturers Of specia ties IN Hsoashw
or articles OF pt0n Address u Co Room - ADuAs
Building. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

puys,tO Sopt gO-CATTiE-Recelps to-day, l,h49 mead
total ior The thus 1850 heat aganst 26tS head
tr the sas time last week-an Increase OF 40 cara con
signed through so cars sses today most ot esh ar
rivals consigned through. ooo -. a., ,.-
sHFIP AND LAMIs-Receips to-day, zOu heaui u,ta pl
,be veek thus tar $500 head against o2OJ bead @ tne
Same time last week eonHigned hfohsn oas tern
sheen IS 7OdsS gUi Canada Lanhs 81 6UHsA 90 Best
grades disposed OF .,-, 49,, ,o- IN. ,v.ot t,us
far l2jsj head against 70 head Io s t 81 Hrm b1;
closed dull and 10 lbo lower sales OF loIkI Nv ~ oS
s. 80 Medium and Heavy ~ fo@so 0Vi hN"V''V W N"N
remain unsOld. --,-.-...,.. rrooa
ascsins 900 head: shiumsnta 2NUO bead Prices Od
2oe lower Choice Heavy 50 eOSs3 90 Lgh sJ iOas5 DO
Mixed Packing, - 269s3 40. ooo,-., -.
CArTK-Reoelp $500 head shipments LOCO hsadi mar M
kef veal and shade Choice Natvea 90 00lt4 %
Buehers stock easy steers - 4OasS s0 Cows ~ SOd
e. 80
sHERP--Reoeipts 100 head market unchanged.
All LOup, sept. sO--Ho0s-JOweri Light shipping ane
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per NORTH Rfrer, Vessels and Railroads.
MONDAY. Sept 30. 1873.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY Sept 30, 1873.
AsHEs-steady moderate sale Pots 4a4c; fearis, ga
&c.
Of Para" including the following 999 bags u 6lOfSOO
1000 1000 4,OOO l.262, 800 400 Loo LILO, 2OfO In
lots 900 do 200 do 5000 800 67O all private
and 1000 shipped Chicago lesvog the stock ere 500
nary 70 Prime l4s sc gold Mild Grades qu for
invoices but firm largo jObbng sales OF Java 1T - a26C,
gold l72 bags Mexican ex "Cy Of Merida sold private
terms quoted 2al7c: invoices Java 23 2924 2o gold
COTTON-Spot Cotton dull, unchanged: sales. 7s3 bales
{S20 saturday EVENING" all for pnng Of the above 249
bales to arrive delivered contract LOO bales; Good
Ordinary 96lsc.: Low Mddlng lOssc.; Middliug Up
lands 0e Futures moderately active closing 20 10 points
lower. les saturday evening 540O bales TOday-flTst
Cal-sePtember; n 3D. 1888; November 1919 March,
1887 May 1l.i2, iii total 900 bales. Second Call
March 1852 May ll.O9; June tll7 total 800 bales.
Thrd Call October. 1916; November ~; December
1871 Apr iO90 1910 bales Also today October,
l07S0l0.S7 10, n, 1078diO.SC; November. ld73e
lO80 December lO72dlO.sl January, 1915 GdlO.s FeD
maTy. l0s2dl0A March iO96Gl09Gi May, n.OsS nh
ll1O total 81 200 bales grand tOta. 39,bOb bales
Exchange O4 paid excanEe 200 November for October
Receipts NJ the ports to day. 2i34 bales against 1890
1891 Futures closed
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
were $4,000 shares smaller than on Saturday; aud
while ut moments the market exhibited consider
able bu1yancy. the prevailing feature was atl9ue
Nochange was noted In the hist Ofactive stocks Lake
Shore to-day rather assuming the lead. This stock
opened at 6Sa4. declined to 6Sss- and then rapidly
advanced to 69Ss. Hating here, but ruling firm at
better than 69l4. it dull until near the close,
when a pressure of stock sent back The price to
opening figures. The St. Pauls were tuctuating
with a narrow range of figures but finally closed at
their lowest prices, the preferred selling ex divi-
dend in the afternoon at 6Q6Sh061Sl, against
7ISa71ls071l earlier in the day. 1he North
westerns are a mystery 10 the street, because
of the peculiar operations in them of prominent
broker, who seems 20 sell and buy in very pro
miscuOus manner. The common stock to-day huc-
tuated just / per cent closing at the lowest, 4,
while the preferred swung between II a and II L.
closing at 719s. Wabash worked into an un-
natural activity, and 1Ses at one moment was bid
Tor it, but it later sold at 1Sla and closed dull.
The coal stocks to-day exhibited none of the
buOyancy which characterized the dealings of Sat
urday Delaware, Lackawanna and Western reced-
ing 20 55l2a 55Ss and the others declining IN pro
portion Concerning the present condition and
future prospects of the coal trade, attention is IN
vited TO an important article reprinted from The
ERgiaeaiRg and Mining Journal Western Union
was inactive but firm all the way out closing az 81,
The prospects now are that before the end of the
week the new opposition limo of telegraph to Phiia-
delphia will be opened to the public. The market
closed feverish and unsettled.
OP ,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

Psckne 81 0s3g50 Butchers and Philadelphia 50 COO
IS u.s. Rec eipts-i. .T6O head. Shipments-3O0 head.
CATB-SOme demand for shipping grades b. none here
supply mainly Butchers stun Native steers, sass rs
and Heifera 81 1882 90; SOcksrs and Fee iers
50 2eaSS 25s 1hrouRh Texas Steers S2 25dS3i cows
81 I6aS2 90 WDtered Texans. 81 6OdS3 40. Receipts
LOO head. Shipments-3oO head
SHEEP-ouiet and unchanged ReceptS-G0O head. ship
ms head
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
San FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or MINING STOCKS.

In Government bonds thore was an uncomInOnly
(arge tfadlng IN the coupon and registered 5s Of
1881 at 1057s0106; a round lot OF coupon new
- fetching 1035s The other issues were neg
leeted but iirm. We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
l,os0.GGS 2Gs.loO l524.lls
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs

LONDON SEPT 3O-l23O m.U. S. bonds four and halt
pPr cents iO6: 1868 IO1s Ten1OTes loSs4 New lives
iO8Ss Illinois Central. b31; ewJefsev Central 49,
IONDOA sept 3O-I:3O m.Pars advlces quote nyo per
cent renIos l3 francs 10 cenmes Tor tho account
LONDON sept 3O-3:3O p. mThe amount OF bullion with
drawn FROM gland balance tOdaYs 4A2OOu
LONDON Sept. SO4 D. m.Par1s adytCes quote i've Der
francs SO CenJimcs for the account Erie
Railway shares, 1884, Illinois Central, 81.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

business win prove myth Tose have been no exports the
week and Is doubtful much business win be trans
in limo until next Sprn The liability Of severe
during the months Il attributed the cause
by those now engaged IN shipping horses
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
NOTICE IS HEREBYA GIVEN hy the Sub-

OHIO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CO.
" stockholders and bondbo wish sustain tho
views circular issued by sir A. GAIT and w d. r.
NANCE. are ed send their proxies TO o. d.
ASHLEY. No % Wlliiamst, or TO PRINCE q WHITLEY.
Ga Broadway. WhSu delay, IN Orer 10 be relTe ened
at the annual meeting IN Cincinnati october TO- Full nfor.
ank furnished az either Of hese nces
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

MONDAY, hfpI, dU-F' NJ
The following table, compiled from official sources
shows the comparative receipts of -four and gram at
New-YOrk during the month of September 10"
and 1878, and the sources of the supply
""N 1sss ISIS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
alarbls ano slate ManttIs.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
n SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS,
slate work PRNRHYk SLATE Co.
so Union squAre. Ny. LAla.Axe and lith..tl
nv ID. g. A. s. NICHOLS are the largest
OF marble and parbeized Slate
new designs exquisite taste continually tnoduced Ea9
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

FALH RIYKR Mass Sept. 30The Printing Olofh market
quiet c cash for Ga square cloths but good
nqHy made for 6Oxb6 cists and quotations STEADY
aL 10 Oash.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Gaplnas Bnnhs.

NEW-YORK Savings Bank, corner Sth-ave.
~ aud I4thInteres commencing from the lst OF each
Assets s35I9 1875 18 Surplus. 49,. .sj1841S,77.
O. w. BgINCKERmOFF Sec RICHAkD H. BUM Pres.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

UTICA. N. y, Sept SOsass today 800 bOxes 800 at
Ees average price, 0%cd top price, 9'sc.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For THE WEEK EEpIE0 NoNDAY, sEPT 80, 1873.
RECEIPTS.
Beeyes Cows ysala Sheppard Lambs Swine
l3G85 81 3o43 8l.522 33sG22
These soid at the following places - =.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

- Inc following were to-days quotations for for
elgn and domestic coins and bullion United States
CONS being quoted in currency and all the others
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee on Saturday
and to-day, as reported by telegraph:
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
finamrial.

GAS STOCKS g. City RR. (Horse and EIvt'd)
OsiOcks a Bonds bought sold FT.HEwITT, Broadst.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
KINGS MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY.

NEW-YORK. Sept o, 1878.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Kings Noun
tain Mining COmpa will be held al the Office OF the company.
No. 50 Broadway. Room No. o. TUESDAY October ].
1873 at " o'clock for the transaction Of any business
". s. NICHOLS
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
pipioeno Notlres.
NEw.YoRk, sept q, 1878.

INV. Ukk, StIL 10 IbIh.
NOTICE.-C0UP0NS of the CHICAGO and
IN ALTON INCOME BONDS. and ST. LOUIS JACK
sONVILLE and CHICAGO FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
and CHA RLOTTE. COLUMBIA and AUGUSTA SECOND
MORTGAGE COUPONS, maturing october will De paid
and after that date at the Office Of Messrs PATTON
CO. No. 50 WlllIamst, NeW.lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

Gas STOCKS.
An NewYork snd Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn Investment securities, dealt IN by
GEO. II. PKENTISS.
n. v.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

YNHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
Il BONDS Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD co
(SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY BRANCH, and Of the LAND
BONDS. october l. 1873 win be paid at the otce Of
fiSA " h1NA "'' W. C. p HUNTINGToN Vice. Prest
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

TTHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, N.
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nation from the gold and silver mines 50 year.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-09-06

SOIREE MUsICALE.-A number OF
our cultivated people and lovers OF
music, were, by special invitation, treat
ed last Tuesday evening, at the resi-
dence of Hon. w. G. Donnan, to an en-.
tertainment, novel in this vicinity, and
of most pleasing character. 1t was a
piano recital under the auspices of Miss
Josie NJ Smith, one of our most thor
ough teachers of that instrument, the
performers being Miss Sophie Rosen
blatt, and Miss May Reitler. The pro.
gramme was made up of choice selec-
tions, perhaps little too classical to
suit some tastes, but comprising some
of the most brilliant gems of such com.
posers as List, Pape, Wallace and 9th.
ers. They were rendered in a style
worthy of them. Misses Rosenblatt
and Reitler are most accomplished per
formers, executing the most difficult
music with precision, and exquisite
taste and expression. They received
the hearty applause and congratulations
Of their listeners on this occasion, with
the modesty of true merit. We hope
that these pleasing parlor concerts may
be kept up, and that other home talent
may be brought out.