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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SHEET

seconds preferred incomes to 80. Rome and ocdens-
burg arsts 20 6S1s GA. and Den>r r and Rio Graude
frsts to e3ls. st. Paul and Minn.lots incomes ad-
yanced to 92 winona and 81. Peter eeconds to l07
Hannibal and st. Joseph eghts to fc4li. kansas and
Texas frsts 20 75lS. do seconds to 32i. Union Pa
cihc land grants 1884, Missouri Pacific seconds to
1o6a,; Wabash. ST. Louis division ex-matured coupon
trsts to 96. and Chesapeake and Ohio irsts to 49,
In the afternoon Iron Mountain seconds preferred
incomes declined to 5S. winona and ST. Peter sec-
onds to lO7 Erie seconds consolidated to 73sS.
and Texas Pacific incomes to A. Frankfort and
Kokomo firsts firm at 94A. g.. c. and l. G. Sec
onds advanced to 2sl Chesapeake and OHIO currency
skies to o34. Union Pacific frsts to lo9'a. Marietta
and Cincinnati frsts to 94's Ohio and mississippi
seconds to 1O0 Denver and Rio Grande hrss to 9a "a
and Jersey Central convertibles to 99l.
Philadelphia stocks closed ut the following
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Stocks Less Active and Prices
Irregular.
MONEY ON CALL 4 TO 6
Government Securities SrOns-RailwayS
Rather Dull and Htays
WALL SrsEEr,

WEDNESDAY. Sept. 17-SP. III.
puttina aside fractional advance in some stocks
and fractional decline in others the genera market
was at least as good as that of yesterday md pos
sibly something better. Early in the day post OF
the leading stocks were pushed toward higher
6gures and il was more their misfortune thantheir
fault if later on they weakened under the saes of
professional bull traders. who having earned pob-
lamatical profits were induced to secure POSITIVE
onss bv selling out So in spite Of the good buying
; the morning there equal good selling N
' -.ernoon and betwixt the two prices were iet
market in a general way) neither De''eA
~. 80, = represented by yesterdays quota
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."iAe'' - piopV,'ve way. upon prices for q few
aa9s DacA' /" Is r"'Aei uarkable that the impetus
mas oeeh kept up "i'noS an exhaustion to the
Ouhish ooier' IL soine e'ia9ces OF q shutting or
of steam were apparent this afs@noon they should
be taken as an index that the rise ,,as been pushed
to too great rate of speed. and that aQowng down
Of speculation will be both safer at the present
moment and more profitable in the longt rum
There a very decided change in the estimate
Of the value of the st. Paul common shares this
morning. the price of yesterday being improved to
the extent of about two per cent to-day fact the
same parties (by no means remotely connected with
the German interesp who "sat'' npon the
stock yesterday. found themselves upon the
stool Of repentance this morning, and at
tempted to their upright position
by buying to-day freely they had sold the day
before. The impression that the directors, after
thimble rigging the public with story that divi
dend would be paid, had decided to pay one never
theless probably induced the change referred in
the Teutonc mind. There new movement to-
day in the Northern Pacific shares and bonds. AS
speculative security little nothing has bee-
known about this property since jay Cooke p'Ade
his hasco in it, Until lately dealings in both Stocks
and bonds have been confined TO the Philadelphia
market Within few months past however,
1t has been admitted the New York
Stock Exchange, and parties who have taken
the trouble to look into it have discovered that,
with its former legal embarrassments "burnt and
purged away,"it is really one of the "cleanest'-
to use the financial phrasedogy OF the street-of
any railroad stock upon the list. There moth
ing further heard from the coal companies to-day in
regard the prospects Of a combination 1t is ap-
parent that the companies themselves do not count
upon anything Of the kind with any degree Of
tafnty, as we understand that they willing to
make contractsfor time ahead to deliver coal
at present prices
The extreme fluctuations Of the day in the prices
follo
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

Chicago and Northwestern earnings IN the nrst
two weeks Of September show an inc,ase OF 1921 Ooo
The St. Paul and Minneapolis esshings for the Sec
ond week of September show ID increase OF $3.50.
Earnings OF the st. Louisand San Francisco Rail-
road Company for the sscond week OF September.
S46,72O for the sec.hd week of September 1878.
$26.0 increase, S2o.700
The cote Euroreenne of Paris, says that the Berlin
municipal debt Of 81. ZOO. 900 thalers is to be
verted from AZ to per cent bonds.
At the weekly auction sale to-day there were
sold:-
Five shares National Bank of Brooklyn. 1856; 10 do.
Lafayette Fire Insurance Company. 1917; 80 do.
North River Insurance Company, Ill; 25 do. Wood
lawn Cemetery $65 per share; 10 do. Manhattan Fire
Insurance Company, 100.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there to-
day:-Milwaukee-Receipts of wheat. 1900 bushels
shipments. 34.7OO do; receipts of corn. 800 do.
shipments. 800 do. Chicago-Receipts OF wheat.
317 596 bushels; shipments 2l9.92O do. receipts Of
corn 239. .955 do; shipments. 1851 do.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
there was active speculation. Tioga rose to 3.45.
Moose to $40. Bodie to 12h. Consolidated Pacific to
6s and California to 495 Consolidated Virginia ad-
vanced to aud reacted to 400. Independence de-
clined to 2.lO The following were the sales:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

In London there was steady market for British
consols at 971 q 97ss for both money and the ac-
count United States bonds were strong. new fours
closing ut lO4lz AIS at 10ssl. and hves at lOo1s
Among American railway securities the Eries were
yraction lower. Illinois Central steady and the coal
stocks firm. Erie closed at 271; do. new second
cosols at 761a. do. funded hves at rs. do. consol
dated Arsts at liHs Illinois Central at 94h. Penn
sylvunia at a. Resng at 10. Jersey Central at 544
and do consols at lOe. The Bank of England gained
ETA 900 bullion balapce to-day. India Council
tlis were allotted at 1-ll. per ounce advance. At
Paris .he per cent rentes resovered to s3.771a.
The Cdfs EArgptenne ParisIsays that the Berlin
municipal debt OF 81. 900 OOe ssalers is be
verted from four and half to fo' per cent bonds.
In this market foreign exchangewas firm at the
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
The closing quotations were as follows:-

At San Francisco the opering prices for mining
stocks were:-Gould Curry. 1l1a Savage, 1879;
Chollar, "a; Ophir. Al; Hale Norcross. Ia Crown
Point. Ak; Yellow jacket. 165s; Belcher. AZ; I'm
peral 81 3O Virginia Consolidated. AZ; California.
47s Best Il Belcher. 1SiG; Union Consolidated II /;
Alpha. 17sl; Sierra Nevada 46; Mexican 371; Silver
HILL Ia; Justice 4; julia 4s; Utah. 1s; Alta. 61s;
Bodie LA; Bechtel, IA; Tioga. 81 Independence. q;
Segregated Belcher. %; Bulwer. "a; Mono, 67k;
Consolidated Pacific. q; Potosi. 5a; Exchequer. ca
Monmouth. 9h; North Standard. "a; Boston Con-
soliGated, 81 80
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. LOWER ; FUTURES
CLOSED BARELY sTEADl-FLoUR STRONG
WHEAT IRREGULAR-CORN FIRMER-OArs
FIRMER-PORK QUIET-LARD QUIET SPIRITS
TURPENTINE FIRM-RosIN NOMINAL-Co COFFEE
HIGHEI-sUGAR FIIM-pETRoLEuM QUIET.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. l7-6p.M.
The markets were fairly active and Arm to-day,
and there were few exceptions to the rule. On
Change flour was strong. Wheat was somewhat ir-
regular, but without decided change. Corn was
strong. Oats shade firmer. Whiskey held irmer
Pork quiet. Lard without decided change. Cotton
on the spot 116c. lower; futures closed barely
steady. Groceries were frm Naval stores were
quiet. Oils were quiet. as was also petroleum.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio much irmer
and quotations marked up to the basis OF 15c
for fair. The sales were large and including with.
drawas, amounted to 20.s15 bags. We note sales Of
1000 bags Rio l51c 1000 bags do l31lc bags
do do at 14zc $50 do. do. Mt lsc, COO do do at 14
15Ol do do. at 1zc eco bags do, - 90 bags do OO
bags do and 800 bags do. private terms all Amerca
$500 bags Rio, Sirus &C.; 1000 and bags do
same vessel private terms: $40 bags do Vertas
9c $50 do, Bela i49o bags do. City Of
Rio Janeiro, and 929 bags do, ex City OF Para
private terms; 14S bags Rio, City of
Para. and 1893 bags do, America, were
withdrawn stock; 900 bags Iio America were
shipped to Chicago In Baltimore .4o5 bags Rio, ex
vedele sold sc and 600 bags do, Euclid sold
I5c. Mild coffee ruled firm. We sales Of AT
bags Maracabo ex Clara Bell, and 6y6 bags do E
A. De Hart-all private terms. We quote :-Ordnary
eargoes l24c.; fair do i5c good do prime DO,
Ice: for lots, I2rc. IKE: Santos fair
good 15c. 5sc ninety days Java, government bags
23c. mats 2Sc. 25c Singapore. 16c lie
Ceyon, lie 16c; Maracaibo II sc 161sc; Laguayra
ne, l5c Jamaica l2e a i4t9e s. Domingo. Io,sc. a
Ike Porto Rico. Ice Ice. Costa Rca u. lie. Mex
lean lac 15c; Angosturn 15c. 17c. Savana. H. Nc
lie. Curacao, lie. n 12c
CorToS the spot dull at decline of Lice. Fu-
lures moro active September decl ned 2s points,
recovered 10 points and closed with buyers 1SlctS
under the closing price OF the previous day The
balance of list sold oil points but
and closed barely steady The total sales for
delivery to-day llSUJ0 bales, as follows:
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

The sales reported at the Board exclusive of min
ing stocks amounted TO 21sO0O against 277 264 yes
terlay and 29s.s71 Monday To-4ay's sales in
cluded St. Paul, 24.350 ST. Paul preferred, 1850;
Northwestern. %. .200 Northwestern preferred 2s5
Lake Shore, Is. .925; Iron Mountain 1920; New Jer
sey Central 1900; Delaware and Lackawanna 900;
Lre. 10,200; Western Union, 1884; Wabash, 7.62O;
Union Pacific. 7.475; Ohio and Mississippi. $500;
Pacific Mall 1870; st. Louis Kansas City and North
can, 1850; st. Louis. Kansas City and Northern pre-
terred 4,Go0 quicksilver 400; Quicksilver preferred
$3.50: Hannibal and st. Joseph. 2.10o Hannibal and
ST. Joseph preferred 3.445; Michigan Central $500;
Della ware md Hudson, 800; New York Central 10o
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

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s%eS. ..Ss T. 81 o. Cor da No.
n n S r'ns amn.n Ssa s at y ss;
81 o. 81 os Canal frsights higher wheat ec
s-: Ss :: S:S s:' :' :%s::
@ p'F 5sn so & s.'sss os f'ssshs'
Now ycrK Ksc.pt.-By rsl @siour: asoc o,I S,ls
barley SS a. aSS a. Iy sSsSssi SssS /, S:, a;
do Shipments BY raii~Four S,ia6 barrels wheat 1880
ys SS 10 id: S:;
els corn "a 900 do lo,4Oo do IniermediAte-whear
49, - Cnrc.eo, Sept u. 1872
C@ guet but firm double @ ok extra Wsster1 sprins
s 80 "s% S" 3 So ssa as WIZ
81 wis'Ss Sasss
:i'S%s :s:Iss 'Ss higher: sa s'S;:s :
ssesssa s S;ss%'ss; Ssr% Sn;...,Isa .sa &ss.r love
3isc. 3fsso, October; 3iac, November; 35c 35ssc,
23sc cash; 3f.c October: 2sac. November; rejected
zoe. 2c. Rye quiet but firm At Sae Barley caster a!
81 so cash; ~ 47Is ~ so, october; ga oOs T92x No
vcmbcr; ~ l5 January Lard steady, with q tair do
s. ~ N"Semp.r and january Bulk steady and
Fairly fresh i4Isc I5c strictly fresh guaranteed 5c
lSs Rec"ps'-iEcSS5 ic s Ss.' Sssa ao 4ys
1900 do; barley. 5000 do. shipments-plonr,
t,up bbls.: wheat. 22O,UO bushels: corn, 102,OOj
do oats, i71p do; rye. Stoo a. barley, ieo91 @ do
cssc asked October, O5Alc a 95,sc, November. Corn
fairly active c higher Oats hner but not quotably
higher riner but quotabiy highcr Lard fairly
active shade higher at - 40, October % 50 80 57.
Junu
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

In State bonds Tennessee skies, old, advanced to
slss. while District Columbia 3.65's sold at S4I.
l.ailroad bonds rather dull. In the early
dealings Erie seconds were active and iuctua-
ted between 73ai and 74is. There large selling
movement in New Jersey Central assonted consoi-
dated the price declining per cent. to 49, while
Lehigb and wilkesbarre incomes declined 2js per
cent, to go; Delaware. Lackawsnna and Western con-
solidaled seveus d,cliaed to li1st, Iron Mountain
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
ie closing quotations. were =

Money on call loaned at to per cent all day on
general stock security. and at to per cent on
government bonds. Time loans and discounts of
good paper ranged from 4Js to ca per cent. The
closing rate for call loans at the Stock Exchange was
6 per cent.
The Clearing House statement shows 800 7l3, ,O39
exchanges and SO 1854, sol balances.
Bankers received 1896, $50 n In gold coin from
the assay Office to-day.
The Sub-Treasurv sfata,oo,t for ,ha a.x a. nj. 81
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

s. ss
ss%sed FROM & q s % ' is. ssss sswsa
ssiSsissh yard. Essess.sia sold for MeSs.
wh a. head :" a per % sS
Ssa e CO. s@
Coon sod R e. ss y sas:
% .sA As. 'Ss Isl a.. i
'SaS r1r e'
sss wsfss' g. 81 Sr nss
weigh. 81 swt; So Missouri steers q @. psr b.
81 se
gsow is"SsA'ii 81 i,nos s~ Sss ssF ds soi
i head pe! H. .sss. & * ssss s~,,
Dssps ssd s s1 e. 9aspsaas Ts'ssss
@ fsss as
.sd q: " Isa.s s ,SS 4sss y
asis asi. ia
@ gsisSi: 81 e~s ssis.ser sold fof pia Morris
: @ ss ns s
y Msson, ss'rS at ss per b weight ~ sw.
At at 7Ss 'A psr lb = head At sasc sc. Df pce
Tss.E sold a! b. Enser ey s s II s. nss %
weight " sr 81 Z 4
iiso weight .2so bs s ss ID n Sodsshmids sod
sia s
bssd ss SIC e v,SA ps. asss p y
t as oS 70 sod 4 ST. s
" tS; sis s sss
e., sS ~ II. S.rs yys 81 KS
Missouri Il %a'sy .,ssr.%o Ss Ss.a @ I per II xss scs
s ssES.. ss. Sss % Culver sold is. z. sosa
es for y sSsu' Virginia Vi head
7sc. she per lb; Is head at &C. per Iweights
W s ss head "a s s. for Och ST.s Yse
f. 's1xsIsSs: q ss:' % s.,, ':' u & s:a s % +:
weight | Ssss
iO head a. ssc per L.; with 81 81 per head head
with s Of per head on 50 head head Sts per H.:
ssdsr od on
.ss% :ss
a'na q head s pe % at II hssd a &
bead at ib1woghts cwt. IL cwt cw. as1S
sIxsr AND L4xns-De%snd moderate and values on for
SSt :Assg an? slssR ssd sss t
per ew Quality a. M sSoSe reported coarse to good 5%dd
iss Fssa:y1ssns I.%s: Is Ken
tucky sheep lnmbs 10 ibs at VI obt4 cWt. FW
State lambs254 head, 80 lbs 731 lbs, at &C. lb l52
sold Sls Ohio shsep95s Ssd: o. lbs, at u IS
Por lb. J. y sadler sold 1873 yirsnI. sheep. lols
ls % ssa 81 s g Saaa Is s S
$4 621s per ewt; 1884 head lo5 lbs lis lbs, at 4c
a5,sc lb Davis aalIenbeck solo ie2 Ohio sheep;
lhs at 4c per H. AZ head. 50 ies a y 80 per cwt
head ao lbs at 49e per lb 1873 head II lbs st s.sc
ewt 7se State fambso5 head SO lbs. e &c per 10 liza
head 10 lbs h.; ADO head, 73 lbs. q
S. SO por cwt- biilsnbsck Dewey sold 4o5
pss %s''ssn s~s 'sfs q head, % es iS: a. per-
per lb oi7 Canada lambs24 head. @ lbs per ID
is2 head SO lbs. 5c per lb 46l head ~ lbs 5cy
per lb J. H. iIume sold 227 PennsyIvania sheep and
lambs 06 lbs at 4c per h. 1l3 State lambs head,
56 lbs 4Isc per H.. 33 head lbs at &C. per ID.
Kirby Co. sold SsS State sheep-447 head 81 lbs
4sc per lb AL head, 81 bA 4}ac h. 25S State
lambs222 head 66 lbs. ut s. 80 per cwt; 81 head u
lbs at 55Sc. per 10. head 80 lbs at 5s<c- per b
Mich CowsSales slow at $50 xtS head calves in
cluded; cows, without calves, sold for $i6l
VkALs CALvEs.-Prces unchanged, but weak In feel
ing sales slow; quality fair; grass fed
sold at 2Ac aye ID. Meal fed calves &c. 4xc
lb Vcals from loan to fair 4@ac. 6Iac. per ID.
HoGsPrces have declined and the Of the market
Is weak; 22O Michigan hogs 203 bs 3 per h. Yester
day afternoon l50 Michigan hogs 16l bs 3 per lb 81
State hogs 26i lbs 3c per 23s Ohio Logs l74 lbs.
q 81