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State bonds we're firm and more active, tne busI-
ness including North Carolina consolidated Is at
rs and special tax third class al t. Tennessee G new
at 80 South Carolina 6s non-fundabe at 1, and Ar
kansas Is issued to L. r., p. b. aud NO Railroad at
TO- aud to Central Railroad at 10. Louisiana con-
soils are quoted 49ls04034, aud Tennessee % dat
37G4O.
The dealings in railroad bonds generally were in
uninportant amounts. But for the specially active
classes prices generally were lower. Ere second
consols rallied to S9li but closed at So2l against
SS7s Yesterday Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
cousols were 10 lower at 1864, and seconds were
Oh lower at 643l. c., c. and l. c. incomes yielded
from 47l2 TO 4G5s and Chesapeake and ONO irsts
series B. from I'll to 20. and currency debts from
4lloto41 Mobile and ohio first debentures renamed
firm at 81 and second debentures at 81, and It.
Louis aud Iron Mountain incomes at ~. Oregon
Railroad ard Navigation rs broke from Jos 10
1O5l2Q1O6 Ohio and Mississippi hrss, SPRING
field Division, were firm at 1O3, and New-iorS
Elevated irsts at ILL., Toledo and Wabash seconds
declined l per cent TO 10i. Denver and RIO
Gronde frsts were l. higher at lOSl2 Kansas
Pacific consos Ii lower at 81 4, the hrstS Den
yer Division, being strong At Ill Texas ana fdcAo
incomes yielded - 10 6oi2.
lhe business Of The Sub Treasury for tte week
ending tonight includes the receipt Of &oJCO,Oi3
and payment of 50, 1914, 1876. resulting IN loss 20
the general balance OF S944.103. ana leaving ~ az
n9rt,cnI r. changes OF the week are com loss OF
81 092, 763 and a currency gain of S14S.6lO. Ihe
receipts tor the week. however, include Sl,O0O,ooO
OF gold coin received from the mint SO maj as
affecting the money market and to-morIo"s Dank
statement. the payments for the week exceed tue
receipts 81 ,944 1913. But even this sum IS not sur
ficent 10 Offset the amount o. shipments 70 tne hte
nor durng he week so that Tomorrow bank stae'
ment is likely to show further loss IN the total re.
serves There is no change IN money, the common
late for call loans standing at zig per ceht. ing
European steamers arriving since yesterday brought
ST Gas. 800 in foreign gold coin. / he domestic eN
changes on New-York are as last quoted lha
ceiyed $40 900 in National bank notes for redemp.
ton. The customs receipts were $S3O.00O and the
internal revenue receipts we're $4,000. he fol-
having il fine Clearing House statement to-day Ex-
changes $1O7 O34, 1915 balances, S4.s36,4s2.
The transactions at the Sub-Ireasury, coyered;
Receipts Sl1O1,95O; payments. 30. 1923
currency balance $6,139.4s0: coin balance.
So ,O73.1 100. ,.
Tie foreign exchanges continued dull, but rate'
Ill h. nl M nI IN
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-nsrNl pprcES OF pHLL1OELPHL1 Sr0rKI
FRIDAY, Sept. l0-P. N.

FRIDAY Sept l0-P. NJ.
In general way. about all there is TO be SAID
about to-day's stock market Is that it was dull
fevelish and unsettled. The total business amount
ed Only to 24S 800 shares against 2sS,OO0 shares
for YESTERDAY aud the shrnkage in prices equal
10 the falling of in transactions. Seemingly the
conditions of two three weeks ago are
yersed Then there were too many specu-
lators for the amount of stocks that was in
sight while now the amount of stocks is too large
for the number Of spectators. Hence prices are
Welding Nv fractions, not rapidly, but slowly, sub
ject to frequent but unmporant rallies. or course
there arc special that affect special stocks
some TO decline aud some to an advance. The ad-
vance is principally in such properties as recently
have been reoraanized upon basis of
value that promises soldity. But of the stocks
which lately have recorded great advances. and in
MANY instances the highest figures over realized for
them in their history, there evidently Is Q supply
that for the moment is greater than the demand.
BY some rather stivs brokers ID Is estimated
that the influx Of stocks into the 81 trest duriag
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SAX ERINcIsoO CLOSING PRICES.

The Northern Belle Mining Company has declared
dividend OF 30 cents share .,
Billion valued NJ TiJ,oOJ % was IeCcl'cu io"
the mines yesterday.
telegram received yesterday by l.. ID. CortIlght
d Co from the superintendent OF the Rising eUh
Cahiornia SAYS: "Orc il 300-ioot continues rch
The Weld of the Tombstone mill for August was
$4,000.
that John T. Herrick late superintendent OF the
Little Pttsburg had been appointed snperiniend,
ent Of the Little Chief, wee George DAILY resigned
Tor Iemov cd p, and that he would assume controi OF
the mine tins morning lnqulrles, however enc
tied the statement from the secretary tnau ne ban
received no dispatch 10 that eject ana cOuiu not
tell whether the report was correct or nor.
The Silver Ch1 Company shIppsd 1874 pounds or
bullon valued at SO. 0Gj TO- to NeW-iOrk on the
An INST. 3,
on the S.h that ne mad shipped 20 tons of ore TO
Eureka, and would make regular shipments mere
alter.
4 gold bar. tie result of working 80 pounds of
ore from the GoldcE Circle nine (Maine). may be
seen at the AmeYcan Mining Bureau. No. G3 Broad
way. The ore, which yielded 800 40 per ton. was
worked in this city ~ tie free milling process
This is the second bar ol gold from Maine ore
The Eureka Consolidated has PAD hIty-seVcn
dividends agCre@atiug > l.390Oo0.
Thp Tucson Citizen of August % says: " Ex-Gov-
cruDr \ T. X. Stafford returned this morning from
ms trio 10 the northern part OF the territory ana
for the Eastern states. The sIght of the Governor
makes one think OF old times. ana many friend
WISHES ne woud stay Wit. IL PERMANENTLY
The usnal amount oi dew lOplucnt work was ac-
complisned during he past month III the Dundcf-
berr mine. Within the last few days thrty-'Wo
men have been DISCHARGED. la week two lots OF
{ re were sold Tor SGi0 and Tl,299 worth from the
g; .....,o,,.os .,o Or;oirol Kcr.,ono -.
norts August IS that tic shaft was then down ! 10
1 ct.
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Goparinershlp Notices.

DUFUS HATCH e. CO. AZ Exchange place.
III New-York. sept 10 1880 .
The fro OF Ri FUS HATCn CO Is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. B HOUSTON wihdra wing FROM the
firm, (Siened) RUFUS HATCH
J. Il. HOUSTON.
The updersigncd will the business OF the late firm
OF RUFUS HATCH co. under the Old hTm bame at the
lsignedl RUFUS HATCH.
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Goruorallon \ oilfrs.

NTOTICE.-Prop0sals will be received at the
~ ONCE of til Dep trimen OF Pnbic Charities and Cor
rection, 80 IhTnave, uDti September l. lSS, Tor
DTv Goods Leather &C. For IN Information see
City Record. for sale ~ NO. 2 city Han
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals Tor building
~ h0usc for Engine Company No ON the north sdeoi
be received al OF
FIre.eplTtIuen until september ~ 1881 For fun nforma
lion see civ Record. for sale at No = CIV Han.
mo CONTRACTORS.-Sea bids or csti-
II mates Tor laying NEUCHATEL or TRIM DAD As
PHALr PAVEMENT or the Mall In central PARK VIII be
al the the Park Department until September
H. 1850 For iu information CITY Record ior 'sae at
No 2 CITY Hall.
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Ieoal Aollres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
i Hon Charles Il. Van Judge Of the Court OF Com
mon and Comfy OF wfofk on the 18TH
of notice
and Der ,s having claims against JOHN u. UNDEKHILI.
lately doing the CITY OF Nevfork that tbey are
claims. with the voach, therefor
duly the subscriber the duly apo ted assignee
Of the Unlerhl the bcuebt OF his cfedi0r
Al his pacs II business No. 81 Warrenst IN the
CRY OF New YORK before the LIST day o. November
1880.
Dated Nsw.Iork, August 10. 1880
JOHN II. FOLK, Assignee
CHILDs q HULL. Attorneys Tor assignee. l3j Broad
way New-York City.
Aug. 81 lawG%Sat
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=,
-. ho fAll. inn lni N

In london, BRITISH cohsoIs WeFe HIcIuatI1gl
finally closing al is advance-for money 99fiI6 and
far account 97l3s. United States 4l2 per cents
were Ia higher Mt HIS the Others being un'
changed, IS at 1O6 and As at H. American ran, rale
WAYS generally were lower; Erle shares at il41
lI5, and second consos al 92G92l4. Atlautie and
t;rrat Western firsts at 7Ol. and seconds at 29i2
Illinois Central ut 1882, aud Nsw-lork Central at
1903. : bur Penn .ylvanla higher at 62i2 ano
Reading at 49, Bar silver declined to 52l2 per
onmce. In Paris. French per cents ruled at s697lg
Qs7.IO against 81, Yesterday; sight eXehanSe on
dIspatch reports that he Imperial Bank oi Germany
lost specie Tor the week to the amount OF l5Ol00oo
marks.
Attention is directed to the advertisement OF
Nrssrs DreXo!. Morgan d Co. and August Belmont
a. Coin another column. offering for sac ',1CO.ot
of the Louisville and Nashville general mortgage
& nercent uonds at 1O2 and 8ccued IN crest.
The receipts and shipments at ANA from Buffalo
To-day were rs follows:
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ToGrU Gn0 Rooms

East Side.
ADVERTISEMENTS For S,c Tue \ NE TMs
- 5SEk ~ %I s. hoSray cor hy
rsr. So, Yes. cor E 3s9 isa,s3
800 idave Vast cor Foeiyseyentn.t at HARLEM
SMeni cniS arem savings Bank BuSs up to 81
NJ. sirsarar office
4 FEW MINUTES WALK from 5th-ave.-
hoard also table accommodated lGG and los Last
2Sdsi -
ETH-AVE.. ri and 743.-Rocms en- suite
y or angc Win board geutlcmln wife single
ecntlcmca.
2 GRAMERCY PARK.-Reoms en- suite aud
sinL.o with board ieadv fer F"l anu Winter engage
~ PARN-AVE.-In small family an en-
led arc fo,r ato large and small room. vita BOARD.
I7TH-ST., 237 East. opposite Stuyvesant-
squar": Beautiful rooms with boaTt en- suite or ssy;
81 EAST 22D-ST.-To let With board, the
~ entire scco. hoor rooms on lhri IN he oithi
a@ Gi 9On1 a!S a. e ! re- ctsse- "SSSaSs
.>E EAST 2Oih-s;.-Sutcs of rooms; private
C Py1S r2 SS o" T1G" refer rooms
% EAST 29Tn-ST.-With board, large
DO rooms also sinsc room for gentlemen: with references
IpS LEXINGTON-AVE.,c corner 29th-st.-
CJ Connecting aad Other rooms. VITA board; house
aud appointments brst-ciass references
West Side.
HANDSOMELY furnished back parlor for
L i tSo gentlemen. Inquire 3Oi West 46thst
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to let. with
i 4 board 22s Vest I'D ST.
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
i d-eas, can have BOARD AMI proper attention IN
private family Address EXPERIENCE Tribune Uptown
Once. ~ 3 1910 idNay.
= WEST 46rH-ST. Board, with OF without
- private tab strictly first class
III WEST 27TH-ST, second house west of
Brow nor'a ;deEsEant pH2 2 rT %a% on
Improvements good rooms on top hoor terms reasonable
D.lD-ST., West, 417.-Parlor and extern
&s) sion $50; large squarc ms for gentlemen and
sld hall room. ~ gas ire oath tallc excellent
10 WEST 31ST-ST. -IIandsomcly- furnished
90 rooms With board refercn O.
40 WEST 26TH-ST.-TwO large handsome
II second floor for party ~ gentlemen also suite
parlors fur physician nrstclIss hoari
f1D-ST 249 West. near Broadway Par
Il floor, consisting OF two elegant large sqnarc rooms
deisD accOmmcda ions also other rooms very
desirable.
XIV WEST 21S1-S T.-Desirabc front rooms,
Dtb ais, rooms for gentlemen with board.
IN WEST 2STH- Sr.-Pieasant rooms for
~ gentlemen tURNIsaED.
l.(J WEST 13TH-ST.-A pleasant, quiet
sJ~ home IN private family Tor two persIDs best ref
erene,s given aud required
Board and Rooms Wante1
BOARD WANTED for young men, north
ID Canal dnd south Of iei Address giving terms
and references. YOUNG MEMS CHRIb1lAN ASbOCIA
TION, I'D ST., corner 4thave.
FURNISHED PARLOR and two bedrooms
FERNS be moderate references gwen and required
Address " tkNTLu" Trhuns oHicA
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Gpunlrn Dropsrlp tor Sale ano 90 Let.


AT ORANGE. n. J. (neighborhOOd speciality.
N -Prourty saio and al yaretles great DAT
ans EDWARD =. HAMILTON. Ia PIne-st. n Y
EOR SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT of SO
ACRES the beautiful village Of Geneva situaton ex-
ceen abundance fruit rare chance
Tor a ntleman desiring a country home. Apply TO .
GERRIrr II. SMITH. Geneva y. Y.
IOR SALE.-A we'll located FARM of $50
acres IN Somerset County Nd. terms very ca Fur
particulars address j. r. CO-rEN, Pocom0ke CITY Md
EOR SALT-CnOico residence. perfectly
healthy modern improvements low price Address Box
II, Flushing. Long Island. Tor particulars
LOR SALE, to close an estate, very low !;
20 acre farm HighrstovD, n J.; close 10 depot ad-
Joining land. fine building plenty fruit aud shade
trees must be seen 10 be appreciated. Address
j. ". FL ELDER. Oceai. Beach. N j.
ORANGE n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" STATS for sale. furnished AMI unfurnsnol
BLACKWELL SMITH opp maln station Orange, N.
ONEIDA, n. Y.-TOR SALE.-Fine Build
" ing and grounds handsomely located In the leart OF
the beautiful ana nourislng village OF oneida; pIihcph
building brick 100 Feet 'rOn s0nd hi SUI
sansi grounds fine wei shaded, several acres COVE
neut Central ami Midland Railroad stations
suitable school, sumner Hotel manufacturing OF DINER
purposes: price $1,000 Inquire OF " HlGlNBOl HAM,
ONEIDA, ~. y.
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WHITE STAR LINE. s,r, ,,,,,,.
w UNITED STATES AND 10 Ne !; h ~ H. A'
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlFEhroOl- NJ.
NOIIC E-1he steamers Of this Lam. take t.o aio
RECOMMENDED by Mauy. u . N on 0Vth n' oi'"id
ana hoIneward voyages 8, ,o.,, 49,
BEiIAN il Ctnt Perry ..sa'urdty sept ~, D. H.
ADILATIC. can JcnuGGs....l huisiay SEPT p a. H.
b l. IC CAM. = I iurSuiN ScD, ~ y. VI
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT Or "hol
l0IIIoT. .- ,,.....aa,,, \,
p<1uftneus The SialcFOJIls. smoking anu
rooms are placed the nose ana motion aIo
leas felt snordug degree of comfort hitherto uh@ItAA''
IA rrs.-Saloon, $50 AMI SlOO Storage. $-S Return
tickets ont favorable tcrm&
Th,se steamers carry neiller cittlc sheep nor pst
o ant other Apply
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Gin RrGl Gslaic TOT sale.

HANDSOME four-story, brown stone house
4 for sale: par1-ave.. 3Jtist.; HARDWOOD Hnsh
rlrors gas lixt lure ana T.. BARNES, 300 tth
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE.
III Steamers leave WAT,ON'S STORES Brooklyn.
" a -, ii L. We'd. sept. 10. SCI:i rDAM We'd
Scpi. -. AN' EEDA NJ M,'Hrt"N &c 'uoi OH
list Cabin. sjG-S7O ~ Cabin. Sc Steera[e 80 A.
GAIA \. Geo. Agi. q SOath Muiam-st rUNCu EDl l.
d CO.. u south NIiaD-st.. Freight Aga
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings

Chas W. Russell, formerly I'VE local
Of the dciunct Sdnddrd, will be married
tomorrow evening at u O'Clock, in St
Matthews Church, Washington, ID. G.,
TO Miss Lucy +. MoSby, Of that city.
Charlie il well known in this city, and
We Join with his numerous friends in
wishing him all happiness and pros.
peTlty.
Mr.. H. McIaugin, one Of the oldest
citizens OF the North End, is confined
q his room with sickness.
Hon. Geo. W. Patton, L. :. Marshal
for this district, and sister, OF Charles
ton. are in the city and stopping ut the
New Mcclure.
Mr.. Al. Marburg, OF Baltimore, who
was stopping at the Stamm, received
the SAL intelligence IT the death OF his
father. Mr.. Louis Marhurg, Of the well
known New York firm of Marburg Bros,
tobaCconists. lie left for home on the
I:j7 train Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Max NJ We'll, representing the
well,known firm OF Harrison Bros 4
Co, Of Philadelphia, has rooms at the
Stamm.
IL. L. Craig, Esq, aud ]. NJ. Tellon,
Jr.. Of the T., &. & 81, l.. railroad, w,r'
in the city Yesterday.
Miss Laura Chapman, a young lady
Of Stcubcnvillc, is the CUES; OF her
brother, William II. Chapman, No. 20
Eighth street
Miss Belle Oliver, who has boen spend
INK several days with friends on the
Island, left for her home at Martins
Ferry, Yesterday.
The Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS; Mrs,
Oscar Rammclsberg has returned To the
Grand Hotel, after delightful visit 10
her mother, Mrs Wheat, al Wheeling"
The following are among the latest
arrivals nj the New Mcclure: Nj. N
Brewster, New York; L. u. ID. Schaiier,
lcipsic, GERMANY; L. Urbane, Colum-
bus, VI. n. Pickett, Freeport; j. X.
Davis, Philadelphia, Winfield Scott,
Steubenville; W. IL. Grant and wife,
Cleveland; J, c. Seymour, New York,
\ :. Craig, Steubcnvilic. ]. NJ. Brad
lev. New York; Mrs. W. X. Pendieton,
Bethany; VI. MayLery, New York, u.
T. Roberts. Maysvillr, Ky, J. &. An
dcrSou and wife, Sieubenyille; W. J.
Miller, Pittsburgh; Miss NJ Wharton,
Cincinnati; Thos. NJ. Bell, Philadelphia;
J. f. Underwood, o. NJ. Vact, II. OPP
peuheimer, PoNhatan Weniger, l.. n
Hattou. New York; W. X. Pendleton,
Bethany, John 4, Dlckey, Pittsburgh;
II. May, Philadelphia, J. +. Bruce,
Chicago; Jason Lewis, Boston; :. NJ. A.
Davis, Pittsburgh; 4. L. Williamson,
Cleveland, F. T.. Ewing, Cincinnati.
ANoNG the late arrivals at the Stamm,
last night, were T. 4. Hera, C. L. llar-
rison, II. Hume, ". II. Wetmore, l.
W. Moore, J. W. Green, wife and two
daughters, l.. W. Ellsworth, c. T. Wand,
Fred. Renkner. Thos- z. Barry, Gen.
James Orr, FL. Man and W. r. Rep
pert. Columbus; J. NJ. Oats, Chicago;
W. C.. Bancrai,, Philadelphia; VI. II.
Bentley, Covington, Ky; J. s Mcviuy,
New York; J. f. Wheat, ]. q. Muhle-
man and Alex. ". Naegtheg. Hannibal.
T. Z. McCune, Scottdsle; ]. K Strong,
Pittsburgh; VIM. MeCaig and vile.
Roney's Point.
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The SoldIors' Monument.

On last Saturday night committee
from the Veteran Association met The
Trustees ul the monument fund at Col.
Stcrling's Office at the pustotlicc, to con-
slider the matter Of erecting and dedicat-
ing the Soldiers Monument There be-
ing not full committee present, moth
ing definite was done, and meeting
will be held to-day or tomorrow to
further consider the matter. II is the
desire Of the veterans 10 dedicate the
monument and the Trustees are per
iectly willing to grant them the priv
legc The Trustees also desire the vet
Grams To decide upon the inscription.
All Of this will he decided nj the next
meeting and reported to the Association
on Friday.
A REGISTER reporter had 4 converse
ton with Col Sterling in relation to the
dcdicatory services and II is evidently
his idea, aud the idea Of the Association
he represents, 10 make the unyelling OF
the monument u gala day, II will he
really about the middle OF May and ii
has been suggested to make Decoration
bay the grand occasion. Hut there are
two drawbacks 10 this: May 20 comes
on Sunday, making II unsuitable; iur-
Their, it is desired To have grand mill
tary display aud invite the ncighboring
PENNSYLVANIA soldicry 20 participate;
now these soldiers have the customary
decorations To attend to aud will not
iorcgo them. 81 it is suggested that Sat
urlay, May %, bc fixed IA the day, and
it will probably br adopted. Saturday
il general holiday among the working
men and they will be- glad Of an oppor.
tunity to witness the ceremony Of I'M
yelling