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The New York herald., 1879-09-19
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON Sept. Is. 1870.
THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL MONETARY CON-
FERENcE-sEcRETARY sHERMAN's VIEWS ON
THE SUBJECT.
The following explains Itself
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. II, 1879.
X. G. STONE, Esq, New York -
SIR-Your note of the 18th inst. asking my view
OF the expediency OF holding international mone-
tary conference. having for its currency based
on bullion deposits, IL received. Such monetary
conference. have no doubt. would be of great
vice IN developing opinions and preparing the way
for international commercial treaties. by which tho
relative values of gold and silver may be xed and.
In accordance with which, certificates of deposit
may be issued by the several concurring nations
to be used as u medium of International commerce.
Hitherto the great object to have been to have
some international coin to express common unit OF
value. This WAS the desire of the Paris Conference
in 1857. 1t appears however, that each nation holds
30 strongly to its own customary coins that IL
would be extremely difficult to bring about con-
currencc by which any existing com any
that could be devised could be used as COM
mon standard. The weight and aneness of coin
alone measure its value in international commerce..
The stamp Of government cannot increase
or dfmish IL. The value OF given weight of gold
or silver bullion may conveniently be measured in
the current coin of every country The only prac-
tca difficulties that arise in fixing the relative
value OF the two metals. both of which deemed
necessary for coinage and commercial exchanges.
No doubt the bullion certificate of any nation
of established credit issued alone upon the deposit
OF bullion to be retained for its redemption. would
be universally received current money In all COM
uerClal trausactOns, WtHOut DeinR maue n legal
tender or affecting in any way the local currency of
any country.
therefore am of opinion that such n monetary
conference you suggest would be expedicnt and
useful. Very respectfully,
JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary.
THE LOUISIANA coLLEcroRsHIp.
II Is understood that Secretary sherman has con-
cluded that the charges preferred by Mr. John Ray,
of Louisiana, against Collector Badger unsup-
ported by the facts. This removes the probability
of Mr. Badgers removal. Mr. Ray was candidate
for Mr.. Badgers place In case of removal.
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
vIoLLEr-nEpuo, FRENCH ARCHITECT.

Nloi.ii.T-LEDUt, FHENCd ARCHiFECT.
Eugene Emanuel yiollet-Le the well known
French architect died yesterday at Paris, where he
was born January 27 1874 Educated under the
eye of Achlle Lecerc. he turned his atten-
set himself seriously to study the works of the
Middle Age. under the triple aspect displayed by
their civil. religious and military constructions.
From 1886 to 1887 he traced Italy and Sicily the
footprints OF Greek and Roman art notably at Rome
and Taovmine. His most important journeys were
then made ward the South Of France, at Car
cassonne, Sens and Toulouse. where he copied
the principle monuments. In 1910 he
appointed overseer of the Sainte Chapele.
under NJ la>sus. and began the task
name will be always associated. The H0;el-de-Vile
ut Saint Antoun and ut Naroone the churches Of
Poissy, of Saint -Nazare de Carcassonno and of
Senur. owe their preservation to his care. In 1Si5
he restored Notre Dame Of Paris. in 1916 the
Abbey of Sant-Denis. in 1S49 the Cathedral
of Amiens. In 1868 lie was elected professor OF
aesthetics in the School OF Fine Arts. His works
legion. He himself SGT most store by his "Diction-
naire Raisonne do architecture FRANCHISE du
Kline XVIiue Steele" published in 1853; his
"Essai sur architecture Militaire Moyen-
Age. in 1854. and. not least. by his
"Memoire 10 Defense de Paris" published in
ISL: but the reading pubic of America will
remember him best by the English translations
of his latest works-"How To Build House."
1874; "Annas OF . Fortress" 1875. and calculations
OF Man IN All Ages" 1876. Moreover, Violet Leduc
will long be known the head Of the modern
Romanti Of France. The Gothic style of the
thirteenth century IL inscribed upon their banner,
and they have been untiring in their endeavor to
introduce the forms OF the age of st. Louis into
the life of the present.
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
THE ODD FELLOWS.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. August o, 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTS.

One hundred and twelve immigrants were landed at
Castle Garden yesterday from the steamship state of
Georgia, just arrived from Glasgow. Thomas For
sytbo. the stoerage steward ot the vessel, became
insane during the voyage, jumped overheard and
WAS drowned.
The New York herald., 1879-09-19

man of the Committee on Defence and Protection OF
the City, and it virtually his influence that led
TO the construction OF the earthworks on the west
ern borders of the city built works OF defence.
Deceased also director Of the Southwark Bank,
manager of the Merchants Fund. director of the
Shpmasters' Association. and identified with a
large number of charitable art and industrial inst
tutions. He was in the world of commerce u leading
man, who was esteemed not only for his enterprise
capacity and sterling Integrity. but for social quail
ties that the admiration of all who entered his
n ircla anf1;
The New York herald., 1879-09-19

ROLLIN H. NEALE, d. D.
Rev. Rollin H. Neale. D. D.. the oldest Baptist
minister in New England died yesterday morning ut
the age of seventy-two. His last ministry with
the Somerset Street Church, in Boston.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
The STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Sept. 27.-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern steady
., ~ " western steldy az a.. Bac0n-Cumberland cut
erncy M 80 lp hrmcr az 1873 Long Gear steA.y AZ
a short Cear steady at 8l HamsIOn Cut, steady al
81 steady at eoInda Mes, none IN the maI-
81 fstra Hess steady S9 Prime Mess none IN the mar ket
Western STEADY at 33 Sd Isl0w-frms Clty'
armer al 3Agi Tnrpentine-~Pi7is, duil ~ zzod horh
aomuon adv nj 43d Fine, irmei AZ II o9
,a Cho,ce irmer nj 90. Lard OIL. steady al 50. flonr
,,s safe ul al ~. Wheat-SDTlng, No 5, none III the
-. Snr,nr No . steady n S9d., New western
49, w,xer steady al Id Cotouseed OIL elbow Amer
80 IN ne 10 erse ROsinC mon, nj London du al
Turpentne -Sprt-, 81 London steady AZ zIlou. -.
io<uoS sept 27-t3O D. m.-Reined Petroleum. oSi 'per
raI Suirit O TurpeuCne y per c"t .,-
27.-Pctruleum. 1874 LOT pa'c
.rae1csn / ara clOses IT sS francs per lOD klIu>
's-,v,fsv -.nf 7-Petrncum, MARKS ~ Iictnles.
0s.-In the NIncing Lane markets mere mas
been much Speculative denaqa eneni np6i iea his
heeu fuiiy The public safes oi o -
49, s,a All desirable QuAte7 VI tnuls
a. aIv RICE rather better, owing 10 an up"AIu
~ ,t t 4 orr ana reports " Potato disease. mere %
~, very urp ciue market, Coloy Cey0n ssllls NJ i
a IN some advance Ordinary Jamaica was dearer seE'
P saies Of Tra, effected at higher rates lAer le
s frou, itio -hou recovery sugar pas lt q
go: month hui the sDons were nodef ste. inere are
~ new Rect for delivery al uecIhe AT te
80 cIv To exceed thst Of the prev Gus season fIehch
P9 q. r.ceded the highest point spice Il u
ansa except Cloves which are higher Win an eAoeeu
ncy small stock. ,-, ,,.oo,s q, ubeat ,ror, fbls
t hi. week were 52S .33 bushels and ron January l.
FTt5 la bnshe au Of 2,S1oIOO over lo eoire
spending period OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
e1 nt 12p rart l2ol At 1oalaalooa and central Na-

(6D at 129 Park 2ol at 1CGie 1O6a and Central Ma
tOnal 90 at los.
The of the railroad bond market were the lre
new issues Over So second cnnsOs sold ~
from IL % to 79a thc nBi being ~ 352 r2oOOuo
funded sold at 76is17Ta and gold cousO's we're q
higher al II3 The other dealings presented spcc nj
features prices generally being steady within range OF
Il To y per cent.
The sah-I reasuyy to-day lost $s7s.67s. made m by
loss 4sO7 7I2 currency. less gain ~ 6D2o 2oOl com
The net toss Is about 1925. 900 less nat being tue
amount cheeks paid ON account Of the Assay once
Money Today ruled at 6q7 per cent uDtll toward thc
close business rata declined Ia D Inc rate
on Government bonds az per cent III" Unled states
treasurer Washington to-day received S2l2OOO IA
tona bank notes redemption The customs receipts
$3.50 900, The internal revenue receipts were
s39O,OOO. The Treasury now holds S3os332'uoo IN
United States bonds bank circulation Uhlci
States bonds deposited for circulation for the week
ending to-day, S1.5sy4O0 United states bonds held
for circulation Withdrawn during the week endlng
to-day, S2OG55O. National bank circulation out
standing: Currency notes. 1881 sS5o26 gold notes,
81 Az 100 The receipts OF National bank notes Tor re-
scnpiion for the week ending to-day, as COMPARED Win
tie corresponding period last year. were a. follows
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sep 27-l23O pm -Consos07ie laor both money
and tie account. T. = bonds New nVes lu6L; Erie Rail
shares S0 DO preferred % do second oonsol 79's
New Jersey &c tTai. 81.
LONDON -l:30 rPar advIces Guote three per
at ~ francs s. centimes for the account
Sept 1880 D. The amount Of bIinOn gone
into Bang England on balance TO-DAY Is $4,000 New
Jersey Central lO5 NewJcrscy Central. 6O% Read
ing Railroad, 20.
IOSpON Sept 1880 D. Pans advces dnOte three
AT 80 francs 7z- centimcs for tne account
PARIS Sept 27.-EXchaDge OIL London, % francs 81 cen
tnes FOR checks.
IoNpoS sent. 27-7he EoaOn 1T says "The rate OF dis
bank bills SIXTY 10 three months. IA ea
cent aud Tor trade bills sixty DAYS to three mOnth
per On the stock Exchange the tendency has been
upward n many classes OF securities. Egyput. Turkish
Hungarian and Austrian improved on the y" iica news
bonds and railways have been IN speciaiiaNo
Teegraph aud other miscellaneous investments were III
good request consequence o The abundance and cheaue
money Russian hfeess pending definite news from
the Turcoman expedition. sOuth American Governments
weaker Peruvian. which improved japanese per
fol aDprebensOns Of trouble with China Biitsh
railways wereJnOStly unsatisfactory trsih returns
and the gloomy agricultural outlook The Ddiip 1tcqfdHh
in financial article Tins morning The sum ~ G'uo
purchased In the market for Hfipncht 70
Friday aud IL Is expected that k2Oc 600 ~ gnd
arrived from Australia viii also To Sew
York dispatch from Paris The Ifnes Announces
firm of Reor has been declared bankrupt
EfOpoDsist of tins week II Il reported ron
several QunrterB that Russian III cet loan OF NJ
million bounds II about to be offered IN Lon
don money % be devoted 20 DEMONSTRATION Of rai~ay
ted fo
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29


Upanas 0iiisd Mdlng orleans. 6is obi sales iOQO bales
500 bsles Including $500 bales American Futures partially
lad better Upands, Low MtunE clause september deuV-
cry C2i also 6ii e also 0s' gig also l ao septel.ef ef
ami October delivery 6 also Oassd also t'iet DO uco-
Der and November delivery ssd. also Cei do November
ana December delivery 5lsisd.
rsHd sfS 80 bss. AmeTissn Frtnres quiet ana steady
Upnn.ls. oisa- seDs.rer delivery oS-ssdi
HCsrsrA sept. 27-Cotton quieig Miadnng 9aso.i Low
Mitdung SC Good Ordinary not quoied Iecept lO1l
BALrnIoEi sept 27-Coron nominal Middliug. lOisc;
net receipts 30 sales 2S2 bales exports coast wise
e,7Ou balesi sales. loo oaos sies 80 Oaes scA 4v5
boston Sept 27-Coton quiet; Snidllng, llc.i Low
Midllng. oac Good Ordinary, lOsc. uot :osrpts, 92
cataLrsioS. sept IL Cotton arm; Mldns loisci Low
85H2 bales exports cOast@se $50 bales sales IOO balos
CScsSAII sept 27.-CoJton unsettled ana easeri Md-
dllug lU4c. Low Mifdlnc 9'sc. booi Oriinais e'aci
receipts 20s baVs shipments 92 bales sales, 10 baesi
SiIvEsIov sept 27.-Cotton firm Mddlne loci Low
Mlddlng 04c. Good Ordinary 9gc net receipts 2,0O9
bales; sales, .. 567 bales: stock. 37,2id bales.
IoiiisyIILE Sept. 27.-Cotton steady Mddinc, lOAc
MoBnF. sept. 2-.-Coton hrmi Mdnlue. luc.i Low Mid
oline 80 dose, Good Ordinary quotedi receipts
5i ba- exports o0astwise 2Ol2 bales saes ouO Daesi
sSSsS %K sS sept 27-cotou quiet Mlddnng lOi9c;
bacs. gross 652l bales sales 20OO Daes socA 50 VI
TongorK. sept o7-Cot,on seaay; Middlng lO4cl net
receipts 2i2 haes; exports coasiwse 5l bales sae1OO
bales. stock, 9444 bales. ...,,,
Low Ndtue. l0s-; Cool Ordinary ie gross receipts,
-5 bales iO bales spnncrs 500 Oiesi "ock lfO5
SAvANxAH sept 27-Couon firm; Mlddlng, 1oisc.; Low
Miiilng 07sc; Good Ordinary. 9'c.; net receptS 52s7
bales grass 7s bales exports 20 The channel bales;
coastWisr 47jl bales sales ZOO bales stock 36oH oales
~ LoIIs. sept 81 eotion hrm, unchanR,d Amdiins'
lnsc Low Mialng &C. Good preli'rt We; receipts.
272o bales shipments S5t9 bales sales $50 Dalesi soeA
2Jl bales.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
". 7. MINrNa sr0cK ExoHAYGE SALEs.
THIRD cALL-2:3O a. NJ.
SATURDAY. Sept. 27-P. NJ.

The bank statement to-day proved n DIS
appointment 10 almost every one, because il was known
that thc sub Treasury during the week had PAID out
$1,000 ssi IN excess total receipts. and that over
= 10000 of gold had been received from abroad iet
the banks report os- OF 9O59OO reserve, ana legal
tenders reduced Sl,9sl 800, less gain OF S75,AOo
specie Apparently tins statement requires thst the
sapments of currency TO the interior Should
have amounted 10 $i2OOOOOO. sum that
probably b. nearly twice great as the
actual amount shipments. Therefore II is
suruisd that the final settlements reported 10 have
been made ia paymen. OF per cents were made IN
"cerncases OF deposit" which to the Treasury were
both receipts apd payments, while to the banks such
payments AFFECT the just the same as payments
made In egal-tender notes. The loans we're expanded
81 S72 700 and the local circulation was increased
Sl47.COO The fact that the deposits Ofe Increased
Sl7I2ODO instead OF being decreased S2,3J2,oOO-as
called for by the other rchangesndicstes the receipt OF
the atrr amount bank notes. or cross entries
between loans and deposits. growing out OF the bond
settenent-proDably the latter.
The weeks movement results ia decrease OF
81 the leaving IL At oos5oO
against 50 s22 300 the date OF 1873 Compared
with that Of the corresponding date OF 1878, the
present statement shows: Loans Increased
20O specie Increased Sl7 500; lcgaltenders
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
WOOL MARKET.

RosroN sept 27-Woo1ho market was tive and prices
AGA adyaucud nearly all grades with decided rpW art
tendency al The close transactions have largely Increased
the total sales OF he week 3..l2loO n o Domestic,
holders indifferent about selling and IN many In
rances obtained adv Of 9to lc per ue demand
Tor Fine Feeces active and the sales would nave bon
much larger II holders had accepted full current prices of
ronud lots Combing and Delsne Selections conUnue To
susaln prices with good demand, Ind AL lots Ciefed
were taken. Wool attracted con siderable attention
Commanding very full price, Pulled M0Ols aker ~
last as received sales comprise ohio. renn,vyania aud
Virginia y XN ana No. I at 3SS4Sc.; Michigan and
Medium 3G64Oc.; Wisconsin X, 3Gpci New-lOrk and
Medium 35d4oc. New Hampshire 33dSecL Com6ng and
Teaine Feeces 490l5c; Coarse COnbng 30 2c Unwased
CumLIng 81 Q32c. Eastern and Valley oregon, idS5c.
sia S5c Unwashed Unmerchantablo Feeces. % a
25c Territory, 2l d32 &C.; secured 42GhOc TubNashed
4Oc super aud Pulled J7A2 i1c on Caioria WOOL the
ses aufe large comprising for the week OHSOCO oi
prng M ds5c $4,000 Of Fan at l2c.; very little
New Fall has been received
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
11rr srocK MARKrrs-RY.rELrnRAph.

CHICAGO sept. 27.-noGs-Receipts l.4oO head; ship
nents 800 heao market strong and nrm Mixed Packing
So sOdfS55 Light. 50 4odsS75 ChoicelIeayy, - 50e
CArTIE-Recelpts $500 head shipments. 2,l0O head ;
Native shipping Grades. - - 50
SarFP- Reeeipts 300 head market unchanged.
ST Louis selt x7.-no1s-In active demand e-' nIihe
Packing s3 3OQs3 Sos Workers and Bato' 'pl'i 10 Az
dS3 Is: receipts 6CO head shpmsnsn ti,,iv lcai a, ~,
CAITLE-In Light supply aud ous sbipaentS s bead al "a"
100 sHipioNi0 o'"
t shsIs slpmen;s. l.20O head
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
MINING STOCKS.


There was a better business done In Government
ho,aII with prices l40ss higher The total sales AT
80. 10 rs amounted 10 SS46 OOO distribute "a sfolows
sio0 600 re gisered 6s of 1881 at lOois cou
80 ond $4,000 registered 81 al 1O3; rloO'OOo coupon
IL IT, TaT rents At l05ase105la; S2JO,OoO coupon As
81 1dSio and sl3I 900 registered at lOl 29loIe DIS
trict of Columbia $685. sold al ol ibe maihoV OAosou
str..nr nj 1 he annexed quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

AIex Frotbingham 81 Co., have been for many
wears stock brokers and bankers in New York: al
IL Wall-st They have the reputation OF gaming
ranging from 500 to 5000 and have the envlable
reputation of alwavs making quick returns. SEND
for their Financial RepQrf free.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

decreased deposits increased. s13.751 600;
circulation increased sl.914.1OO; and surplus re-
decreased. S7,252950 The total
SCO 1Oo Is 26l1 per OF the total deposits,
against 27ol last week aud 29.OS for September 2s,
1873. The following the comparative totals of the
last two statements
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Per North R,rer. Vessels and Raifro1fI
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHFS-Quiet. steady. ..,.. ,oo
coFFEE-Mnd Grades nrml fairly wanted salss , nUo
bass Msracabo. quoted l2EGlIS; .uo paks nd Or
nary 10 PRIME Cargoes, 12S6sc Far DO 20; saes
o1o nags az CITY Of de Janero." l,I1S ex DO.
4s eI d. i5i America 600 eI ron ftns a a fnsc:
vtniam yOT Lapace" BOO er rf1us. inl sAne"s
y, " Iihers" 800 90 ex Biels-" private teIms .,,
cuITON-sposs quiet 10 adv vanee Daes" %
"A Tor export le2 lon consumption And az ior spceuan
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA sept. 27-suCar-Tne market during The week @
- and very quiet but better a. spoet0n was man.
a.tsa at me END week, closing Iafy active Nos w
10 /. d. D. 6sa7i2 reals god pei ~ ~
MOlasses sugars, Nos. 10 ~. OAGo'4
ro,s STOCK in warehouse al Havana aud MstahIasy-
wrSsYis0 boxes o1j bags and 95 hhds Expo&fts & dur.
k III - hhds 10 the United States spanish gold 30
anu anu 10 the United states go days goh SO
q ,rsrnnn snort sight do. b3ds9 premium on Lohdoi'
YaiSo preuium y; Oh Paris. Ssdsa premium
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
nnMTsTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO sept 97FOnI fairly active sAles SO ees
unchanged. Wheat in good demand sales 4uV ys1h l ~
II 900 bush do at 81 is 5000 bush 90 spot at 81 10
100 bnsh No Northern Pacific OF 81 H. Ofn scarce and
syoSe sales OF 600 bush. No 2Wester In car lots al
4e. ol7ci 1000 bush No western az toe oss n qus.
gsss5c Western, 7oaslc Rye nomlnsllY quoted a. o. Z
sighis nrm Wbsaf ssc Corn, o Qais o-so ity se
m oTt. Railroad rcights-Wheat sc Corn eHe' Oaas
e.so sept 27-Fiour IN good demand at f9il prices
a .,J,ng rxeitsd and higher closing easier No Shi
es@o spring 81 iO No Do 81 0sssl 90. eA,h y % '
~r,ohar, Al Os November Sl O3 all the year No. 40.
~ 0oIa pe,eeted ssc sales Of No Chicago sprnE y
~ M "a asi uT q November Corn active tIm AND higher y
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
fosl auo foun0.

I OST.-Bank Book No 1897, issued by the
JGerman savings Bank IN the city of NewYerx TO JOHN
SGnEJERMANN. Il mizsing The nnaer nol1er oi
requested deliver i u the n restored
before AIN day of October 1874 application Will DO made
" the Bank for new book
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
1TAINFD.
Good Ordinary g Low Miidiing. Cas
strlct Good Ordnarv.lO MdAhne Oa

Futures quiet weak the close September paints
iober " pnlnis aud other mont $40 points lower sales
september 1000. 2sth 10 80. lO.iG, leii. 1852
D. 2.th l:ss, la$5 1910. = u -gti, ln4s, loS7s l1So
lU4, lNf, 1895 october. 1886. 10 S5 1884 lU2. l03y
lOSl, 1880 in2s l02s ln2o ln25. 10 % 1924, 1o.5
iOs2 lu2l Novomber ln2O l1l7 lOld 1918 lO4. 10 l3
lul2. 10 10, laos 1910; December. 1915 10 ~ lOlf,
luiz l9io l0ll January 10 "a 1923 81, 10 20 l022
lola lOl6. lOl1. lois; March 10 5H 1851 total $500
bales grand total 40 700 haies First Cssepiember lli
il-4b; October 1880; December. l0lo l0l5 JanuaIy,
1913 February. 1856 March, 1851 total l.s0O balcss
Second Call september lO3s 1881 Ociober lO26
hae n
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
Buslncss gnances.

business NOTICE - Manufacturers, for
ID wariers dealers want TO open branch or
agency Boston obtain the best ~ bio
young win large mercantile acquaintance and e1re
ence by addressing \. T. Letter Carrier No. 2u5,
Mass.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
financial.

A RE Y0U INSURED r..u ,,.,... v..co
~ OFFICE IHE RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE co, }
$50 CHATHAM SQUARE, JUNG. MOTT And WOEtieTs-, :
NEW ORR. sept. ~ 1879.
The TwENTY-SLXTH ANNUAL ELkcTIoN for a
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Company Will be held at
this office on MONDAY october 9th, 1873.
Polls open from l2 IL. unul y. by order,
i JoS W. DGGLIss, Secretary.
NAS STOCKS & City R.R. tHorse and Elvtdl
OstOcks & Bonds bought 3 sold FfHENIfl. Brosd..t
Gas STOCKS.
York and Brooklyn Gas Stocks. and also all nls
~ prookl lyp investment curtes. dealt ia Dy
GRO. II. PRENTIs-. - BkOAD-sr.,N y \.
MOBILE CITY BONDS.
wi Holder OF the the city OF Mobile OF every
are hereby notified that the undersigned have
heen annonted Governor o Alabama commissioners %
No lie hinder the provisions act Of me L0gisla
,nro ~ Ala aDams directed 10 opon com
with holders Of h, funded debts OF the -ad
Mayor Council OF the Ciy OF Mobile
IN sat,on 10 the same and with view TO the adjustmeui
Utmost practicable Of the just debt OF the said man
In Of this duty respectfully solicit correspon
dance wifi the ~ said city and have appOln
WFDNEsDAY. the lSr DAY Of OCTOBER, 1879 al II
coes m al Il PfNESI, In the City Of New York a,
I'M time and when and whore nest Invite ALI
pARTIEs Solding ANY OF THE BONDS OF the City o
We trust that ALL such parties will attend. either person
ny or Ills only by hafnoniOus actoh thh tn
heat be obtained.
l. NJ. WILSON.
JAME.s A McCAW, commissioners OF Mobile.
STEPHENS GROOM
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
PRINT CLOrIr MARKrT

FAIL RIVER Masa.. Sept. 2$-The aaerket FOR Printing
Cloths has quiet but steady s. previous ouOseons. with
iht sales OF 6tx56 3sc. sales for the week Ioi,no
nsces. production $4,000 pieces aud stock Oh hand,
pieces
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

delivered contract boxes ycsferdav receipts nj
the TOrf bates this week. lr.
Oi6 this dny last since September l. 27S2l2
against 24sOOi tins time last
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

The dealings In state bonds were small ana nsigh,n
cant Covering only North Carolina special thxes class
a sf a south Carolina BoB-fundablts al ~ ana hIh
onr, a. of 1883 at IO6 The quotations Tor LOUISIANA
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