The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, August 13, 1879, Image 11

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, August 13, 1879, Page 11, Image 11',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030313/1879-08-13/ed-1/seq-11.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030313/1879-08-13/ed-1/seq-11.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030313/1879-08-13/ed-1/seq-11/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030313/1879-08-13/ed-1/seq-11/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The New York herald. [volume], August 13, 1879, Page 11, Image 11
About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 12.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.3 MB)

The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 13 Aug. 1879. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030313/1879-08-13/ed-1/seq-11/>

Newspaper Page Text

NEW YOKE
to 67, St. Louis and San Francisco, class I), to 56, anil
do., class C, to 54
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following
prices: ?
bi>l. Atkni.
City sixes, new 110 V 1'20
Vnited Railroads of New Jersey.... 145', lit:
| Peuusylvauia Uailroad 40'4 40','
I heiding HailroaU W'i tfO
l.chigh Valley Uailroad 4l.'4 42'4
I t'atuwlssa Uailroad preferred 4'2 41!
' Northern Pacific Kailroad comluou. ltl^ ]tir,
I Northern Pacific Kailroad preferred 46', 46
, Northern Central Kailroad 10 10',
1 Lehigh Navigation '2424J4
i Pittsburg, Tituaville and Buffalo ... 5'4
Uestonville Railway 18', 16 >,
Central Transportation 44', 45
The early dealings in the London market dis'
played a good demand for British consols, which
| advanced per cent to 07.', a 07 4,. for both money
| and the account. Uuited States bonds were a fraei
tiou lower, new fours selling at 105, 444'* at 100>{
j and Uvea at 10544. Among American railway securl.
tiea tbe Eriea were steady at 28', for the common,
I 53', for tbe preferred, 78?i tor new second consols,
77.', tor funded fives and 115\ fur consolidated firsts.
Illinois Central declined from 03 to O'i1.. and Penu- I
KM M couu
Immense Dealings in the
Stock Market.
MONEY STIFF AT 7 PER CENT.
A Decline in Governments Under
Heavy Sales.
Wall 8trm5t, 1
Tuesday, August 12?ti P. M. f
Before tho hour for oiieuiug business at the Stock
Exchange tliia morning fully three-fourths of the
broker* mussed themselves about tlie Lake Shore
group and waited motionless, with their eye* fi&eil
upon the clock. The went that followed
the full of the President's gavel wax suggestive
of the old legends wherein the enchantor'a
pell which had in the midst of battle turned iuto
stone homo uad rider, knight aud squire, is suddenly
dissolved, aud the motionless field is like a dash
transformed into a scene ot tumultuous strife. The
silent, eager crowd seemed transformed into madmen
and swayed to aud fro, gesticulating and yelling
at the top of their voices. 80 many were the
orders aud so great the confusion that while oue
person in the crowd was buying Lake Shore at 92 ,S,
another was selling at 113. Tho speculative rage
seemed to be as high as it was before the
panic, and orders to buy stocks poured in
from all parts of the country. When the
market closed the records of the Exchange showed
that 271,000 shares had been dealt in, and the activity
wbh undiminished to the lust minute. Oreat
buoyancy marked the first hour, and although a reaction
was produced by houvy sales for realization
about noon a general recovery followed. Money,
however, became harder, and the reflection of thia,
together with the heavy skies, caused a decliuo
ranging from to 2 per cent at tho close. Lake
iliorc and the grangers continue the pivots on
which- the market turns, or rather the lover by
. which it is moved up aud down. Au advance to 1)3
was made iu the first named stock in the early dealings,
but It closed at a set back of 1>? per cent.
The reports about leasing the road to the New
York Ceutral were numerous, as they have been
for days past. It wsb oven averted that the directors
of botli roads were to moot at Saratoga on Thursday.
These stories are said to tlnd their way here from
Saratoga^ and notwithstanding their vague character
the recent steady rise in the stock leads many to believe
that tlicy have a foundation in fact. The reports
differ as to how the merger with the Central
is to be made. One has it that the eutlre stock of
the I.ake Shore is to be replaced with bonds bearing
six per rent to be guaranteed by the Ceutral, another
that the transaction is to take the form of a lease to
the latter road; a third that W. H. Vauderbilt is to
turn a controlling interest in the Lake Shore road
over to the Ceutral, and receive an equivalent in
bonds. All these reports bear a tag to the effect that
tho matter will be concluded this week. Tne
general impression is that Mr. Vanderbilt is
anxious to release in one way or another
the largo amount ho now has locked up
to maintain control of Lake Shore. Whatever may
be the facts, the "street" is not likely to be informed
of them until the matter is settled. As to the grangers,,
St. Paul closed 1 per ccut lower for the day;
Northwest, 1>?; Michigan Central, *4, and Western
Union, ll?- The gossips of the street
had It that the decline in the leaders
of the prosent movement was only temporary.
uu IUI IUU ^Uijjuno ui uui/W ui kur ouum
interest. The groutoHt strength of the day was displayed
by the coal stocks, Delaware and Hudson
risiug \ aud closing at an advance o^j, and Lackawanna
advancing 1', and retaining 1 per cent of it
despite the "slmup" at the close. Their strength
was due to the report that a strong pool has
been formed to put them np. The heavy balances
at the Hub-Treasury, which will in the ordinary
course of business be paid out iu a few days, will, it
is thought, reader the money market easier?at least
uutil the moving of the crops makes a draft upon it.
The extreme fluctuations of the day in leading
shares are showu in the following table of prices: ?
\ Opming. llighftU toweit. Cloting.
Delaware and Hudson 4849', 48', 48\
Western Uuion 93 i, 95 ', 93)* 94
Erie 27.', 2H5* 2728',
N. Y. ceutral aud H. .120 120 120 ?
Lake Shore 92X 93 90\" 91
Northwestern........ 7ft Ho-j, 78 79*4
Nortliwesteru pref... 99 99 '* i?H\ 98
St. i'atll 09 09'? 07?, 07'*
St. Paul pref 96 90', 95?, b95>,'
D< I., Lack, aud West. 59'? * 01', 09 ', 60),
Michigau Central.... 80L, 80s, 84', 84',
Wabash 39 39 38', 38 V,"
New Jersey Central.. 50'* 02 601, 51),
Ohio and Mississippi 10', 10-** 10', 10',
l'aciflc Mail 10 1710 16S
Hannibal and St Jo.. 19*; 20 19',' blii ','
Han. and St. Jo. pref. 42', 43*,' 42-, 43',
Kansas and Texas.... 10', 17 10', 104,
8t. L.. K. O. and N... 22 22)* 21 f* b22
.-u. j... n. i_. sim .x. pr. at*, 01oi
Ht. L. anil Hau Fr .... ll7i 12 11*, 11?,;
8t. L. ami Sau Fr. pi.. Ill 17 157j 15^
8t. L. anil Han K. 1st pf 35.ij 37 3.">1, 3ti
S?K-s at tbe Kxcliange amounted to 271,000 shares,
including Northwestern, 70,570; do. preferred,
1,500; Lake Shore, 50,100; St. Paul, '20,050; do. preferred,
810; Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatern,
'21,530; Western I'uion, 10,117: Pac.flc Mall, 0,830;
Krie, 7,900; do. preferred, 1,000; Michigan Central,
5.125; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern,
4.'250; do. preferred, 4,400; New Jersey Central, 6,'250;
Dulawuru and Hudson, 5,100; Wabash, 4.100; San
Francisco, 2,800; do. preferred, 0,500; do. first preftrred,
3,350; KansaH and Texas, 3,750; Ohio and
Mississippi, 3,100; llauuibal and Ht. Joseph, 40U; do.
preferred, 5U(J; New Vork Ceutral, '20.
The closing quotations were:?
Hid. AfU'L Did. A,M.
N V Ceutral .... 110'. I2u Mleli I'enlral ... 841, 84*J
Itinlem ? 150 Illinois Central, talk on".
Keek 1 -Isnil .140', 141', Union Pacific... 70 70',
I'lilc, Kur k y.118', 110 C.C.CAI ... 53<$ 54
I'snanis 152 lllo Chic A Alton .. ? 04,',
Krle 28', J8', Chic A kit pf . ,112 115
Kriupref 52', 52', l',C 4 I I' .... h', 81^
1.uke Shore ISe, 01 llan A Ml Jo. 10', 20
W sliii.li 38', 38', Han 2t lit Jo pf. 43'- 43',
Kortliweatnrn... "O1, 7W, llliie A MInn .. 10', III ',
Norllnvest'li pt. 081, 110 Wunlein I nlon. 04', ?
Kurt Win ue 112 113 At A Pac Tol :Sl't 37
Mil A Ht Paul... 07*2 08 I'ai llle Mail IIP, 17
Mil A St Paul pf O.*.', 00 tjuicksiller ... 13', 15
Pittshurg. . HO', oo'i Vuleksilver pf 4o*, 42
1 to I. l.ai' A VV.. ISO, On, Aila.ns Kxpru,,. ItSI lOll'i
N .1 Central . 51', fill, Walls-K go Kx.. 08', no',
IMA II Canal.. 48', 40 Am l'.xpreNS. .47 47',
Morris A basox. 02,', 03 I S Kxprasa.... 44 44',
The inouey market opened si iff. and, although
little business was done as low as 4', for call loans,
tbe ruling rate was 5 per cent, which llgiire the
banks all marked up, lu a little while loans were
beiiffe made at <1 and In thu afternoon the rate advanced
to 7 aud continued at that until the eli.se.
The Clearing House statement exhibited
$87,201,1)62 exchanges and $5,(810,1)47 balances. At
the Hub-Treasury the business was:?Ueecipts,
$ 1,045,551 1)0; payments, $2,241,423 ti'2; coin balance,
$ 128,717,5(13 07; currency balance, #4'l,ot!3,070 33.
The receipts at Washington from internal revenue
were $140,939 .M. ami from custom*, $479,493 34.
Government bond* wore weak, and declined under
reports that sixes of IH?M> and of 1HS1 wero being
shippud here from fcurope, and also umlnr heavy
sale* of fours by speculators anxious to use their
mouey In the present active market. The closing
quotations were:?
Bid. Jsl.nl.
United Htalen currency sixes lil 193
United States sixes, 1*80, registered, lot1, lot
flitted States sixes, 1SM0, coupon.... 103103',
l ulled States sixes, ImmI, new. reg. K'4'H 104'?
fulled States sixes, 1S81. coupon... 104 1041,
f nited States Itves, 1HM1, registered. 1U3'4 1U3',
f tilled state* fives, 1H81, coupon.... 10'i1, lull's
United Stales 4'?-s, lHtll, registered, 104 >4 1044*
United States 41M91, coupon... 1U51, lUfl'4
United Slates fours, 1007, registered 1011, 1011,
United States fours, 19U7, coupon... 101 V, 101*,
Louisiana consols rose to mm 14. Now sixes of 1MH7
Bold at I'M, slid Alabama, class A, at 4tlq,.
In rullroad bonds Toledo and Wabash seconds, ex
coupon, rose from W1 '4 to W3.H, while do. consolidated
convertible, ex coupon, sold up to MA. Ureal Western
seconds, cx coupon, advanced Iroin 91 '4 to93, Kansas
and Texas consolidated assented from 75 to 76and
do. seconds Irum 33>t to MM1.,. The lust named reacted
to 33',. Lehigh and Wilkesbarre conaolldoted fell
ell from M3 to Ml !t, Krle seconds from 1U4 to ln:i '4
mid consolidated sevens I rout 113'4 to 113, Hotue,
Watortowu and Ogdeuaburg consolidated first* rose
sylvauia advanced from 41^ to 41 >4. New Jersey
Central was steady at 53, while do. consols fell off
from 104'4 to 103 '4. At Paris rentes rose to 82f. 90c.,
but later decliued 9>?o. Exchange on London was
25f. 32'jo.
Later London advices reported a recovery in
United States bonds to 105'4 for new fours and 100'j
for 4,','s. Illinois Central rose to 93 V Pennsylvania
| to 42 aud Heading to 20 V. liar silver sold at Ol^d.
I a Sl^d. per ounce. The rate of discount in the open
| market for three months bills was 1 per cent.
In this market foreign exchange was weak aud
1 leading drawers reduced the rates half a cent, following
aro the latest quotations:?
Loudon? Counter. Setting.
Sixty days'sight..... ? a 4.82'j 4.81 'j a 4.81 V
Demand ? a 4.84 ', 4.83 >4 a 4.83 V
Cable transfers ? a 4.85 4.84 a ?
Commercial ? a ? 4.79a 4.80
l)o. three days' sight. ? a ? 4.81>, a 4.82
Paris, francs?
Sixty days' sight 6.22>j a 5.23 V 6.23V a 5.25
Demand 5.21V a 6.22 V 5.21', a 5.23'j
Cable transfers ? a 5.18V 6.20 a ?
Commercial ? a ? 5.20 V a 5.28V
Do. three days'sight. ? a ? 5.24 V a 5.25
The following were the rates of domestic exchango
on New York at the under-mentioned cities to-day:?
Savannah, 6-10 premium selling, 3-10 premium
buy lug; Charleston, buying nominal, 1-5, selling V;
Now Orleans commercial V a 5-10 premium, bank V
premium; St. Louis $1 discount; Chicago steady,
1-10 discount buying, 1-10 premium selling, and
Boston, par.
A despatch from Montreal announced that financial
affairs were auiot to-day. Exrhancc bank bills sold
at 85. The Stock Exchange was strong.
The earning* ot tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company for the tlrst week in August, 1878,
were $08,584; corresponding week in August, 1878,
$57,838. Increase, $5,720.
The earnings of tho Kansas Pacific road for the
first week of August were $117,303 11 ^ for corresponding
week last year, $83,470 15; increase,
$23,880 80.
Earnings of the St. Louis an-1 San Francisco Kailroad
for the first week of August were $36,90(1, an
increase of $12,900 over the same week last year.
Of this $3,500 ia from the Missouri Western and Joplin
Railroad.
The Loudon rinancifr of to-day says:?"Ah on yesterday
and also for some days previously large
French purchases of wheat from the United States
were arranged tor settlement through this market.
A further advance in French exchange on London is
probable."
The following Is the statement of business on the
canals for the week ending August 7, compared with
the corresponding period last year:?
1878. 1879.
Tolls collected $21,089 22 $32.3<(? 21
Boats cleared, total miles.. 171.424 293,298
Total tons. 134,837 188,399
Movement of grain at the leading Western points
to-day:?
Milwaukee?Boceipts of wheat, 0,100 bushels; shipments,
1,800 bushels; receipts of corn, 4,000 bushels;
shipments, none.
Chicago?Receipts of wheat, 88,190 bushels; shipments,
125,171 bushels; receipts of corn, 375,604 bushels
; shipments, 303,425 bushels.
The exports of domestic prodnce from the port of
New York for the week ending to-day were $0,979,850,
against $0,036,776, for the corresponding week last
year, and $4,404,346 in 1877. The total exports of
produce since January 1, were $197,759,318, against
$209,933,426 for the same period last year, and '
$104,874,757 in 1877.
A despatch from London announces that in the
House of Commons to-day Sir Michael Hiqks-Beach,
Colonial Secretary- stated that he miricnitnnd the
Canadian government intended to apply to tbe borne
government for a guarantee of a loan for tbe construction
of tbe Canada Pactfio Railway, but that
no such application bad yet beeu made.
A San Francisco despatch states that tbe royalty
of $8,000 was paid to-day by tbe Bonanza Mine aa tbe
first pa* munt to tbe Hutro Tnnnel Company. As
aoon as the lower lnv'els of the Bonanzas are free
from water, wbicb will be shortly, Abey will be able
to hoist 300 to 400 tons per day. Tbe light mines,
between the California and Cbollar, have all to pay
royalty at once. The others as soon as they are
reached by the latteral tunnel. The tnnnel company
contemplate erecting immediately mills at tbe
town of Hutro.
At the New York Mining Board to-day Leadville
declined to 'J.45, Bertha and Bdith to .08 and Imperial
to 1.30, while Cleveland advanced to $.110. Tbe following
were the-sales:?
Sham.
24,400 Bertha and Edith ,0k ? .lObCO
4,tioo Buckeye '. 45 a ?
4,100 Leadville 2.00 a 2.40
3,200 Hukill (new stock) l.TobOO a 1.00*3
2,000 Tuscarora 15 a .12s3
2,000 Hussey 15 a ?
1,800 Granville 22 a .24010
l.loo l.ucerue .25 a .2*1
1,020 Consolidated Virginia 5^ a 6'4blo
700 Iui|>erial 1.30 a 1.35
050 lie lltcl 1.40s 15 a 1.35
520 Moose 2.*0*3 a 2.1*obl0
500 American Flag 22 a ?
5oo Cleveland 3.55 a 3.00
5oo iireat Eastern 5oh3 a ?
500 Flndlcy 58 a ?
385 California 5'4' a ?
300 Plumas 2.0Ua> a 2.75bt>o
3tm South Hill 1.00 a ?
800 Oold Placer lfiblO a .15
250 Independence 2.75 a 2.mo
200 Caledonia 2.00 a 2.05
200 Kossutb 25 a
lioltodie 12 a ?
lt*i Hukill (old stock) 3.10 a ?
liai jteaton 50 a ?
25 En l ess .15 a ?
Tbe closing quotations were as follows:?
Hid. Anted. Hi,I. Aided. |
Aint*ricmi Kln?, .C.ranvllle 2.M ?
Korilm A Kditu *H V lluklll I.im ?
HcchtH l.Htf 1.40 liiH?*|?e?i<1onr4f . 1T0 JI.H6
Hnckfuv 44 .40 Ko south j|5 ?
California r>>4 Loailvilla a.46 51. .V J
Calotloiiia ...... ? Lucerne. ? .;tt>
Con.- Imperial.. I .HO 1.40 Mooae 2.MI 2.HT?
Con. ii k in in 5'a ?Vm IMiiium 2.55 2.70
Clavoland H.oo 3.tk? Muitton 5l? ?
Fiudlov 58 JIO 8. Hill l.&Ti 1 AY)
iirvat Kantom.. .52 .54 Tnacarora lO .1*2
The opening prices for mining shares at Han Fran
I Cisco wore:?Would and Curry, 11 i?; Savage, IS ;
! Cbollar, <!,'?; Ophlr. 88J?: Hole and Norcmsa, 15;
( Crown Point, 4\; Yellow Jackot, 17; tteluher, 4'*;
Imperial, 11%; Virginia Conoolidatod, 5', ; California,
! 8*4 ; Heat and Delcher, 1SJ*; Union Conoolidatod, 48;
' Aloha, 24; Sierra Nevada, 42>4 ; Mexican, 30**; Silver
11111, 1'*; Justice. 3\ ; Julia, 4,1*; UUli, 1?; Alia,
I 8>4; Bodle, 12; lleohtel, 11*; Tioga, 4>*; Independence,
'i% ; Hog. llelchcr, 23; Hulwor, 1>'4 ; Mono, 8', ;
Consolidated Pacific, 7; Poloal, 4\i Hlainlard, 30;
| KacbequuT, tl1,; Mauiuiotb, 14 ; North Standard.
1
Cloning flgurea were aa follow*:?
Alpha 23 Northern Hollo 4',
, Alia ?>* Ophlr 37
llcli'her 4 >4 Overman 0
Heat k Heleher lHf4 1U\nioml a >'.iy 3',
million Wnvago 12'4
California 8 Hu rra Nevada 42
Cliollar 8*4 t'n'on counolldateJ. 47
Con. Virginia 8>* Yellow Jacket Ill1*
I Crown l'olut 4*, Undle 10',
Kurnka coiiaolldated 14 \ Potoel 4',
KscbeqUer <?>i Imperial 1>,
Could At Curry...... lit* Martin White :??4
Oralid Pri/e 4 Mono M
Hale A Norcroaa.... 14'4 independence 3*4
I Julia cnnnolluatcd.. 4', Coiiaolldated Pacific 7
,1 nation 3', l.eviatnan 13-32
Mexican 30 <4
For Statu securities the following are the official
bids made at tho Hoard to-day: ?
Alan's. IW,, 47 Mo ? a. due 'HO 00 |U4>,
Alaft'a.'HO 47 Mi> O'a Id. <lna'H4 A ... |laot
AlaH a. HII*. 47 .M, II A .w J, Uu* no . IIW>?
AlnH'a.'Hd 47 M. II A 14 J, iliiu 'H7 |(Kii,
Ala U's. MAKK 2>, N Y U a, gold rog, *7 IU7}?
A Is as, At A Cliat..... 71* N Y 8 l, gold, cpn,'87.. 1(J7>?
: HERALD, WEDNESDAY,
Al? H'?, or lKtrj 20 N V Vi, ttolj loan, '88. lo6 I
Alt. elaaaA.2lo5 IdoM 4*iV; N V ?'a. gold loan.'Ul . 117 I
Ala. rl A.'J to3. atuall 47 N Y O'a. gold loan, '02. 120
A la. cU? II, o'a i'.Htfi 72 N V U'? gold loan, '03. 121
Ala.ciaa*C.2 to5.10U0 52 ' N 0 ?*a.old. 188B-W1... 23',' 1
Ark K'a, Kund '98, lotto 5 K C H'i, A|. A Oct 100
Alk 7 a. L K AKl 8, laa. 1 K CO**, KCK W4 5... 88 1
Ark 7's. Muu A L K... 1 N C 7's. N C K c off ..H?
Ar.t 7'a, L K.l' U A NO. 1 N C N C K, A|> A Oc .. 00
Ark 7'a. Mjaa.O A It It. 1 N C 7 a. X C It c off.... 8% .
Ark 7'a. Ark t'out K. . 1 N (' <p t. rl 1 2%
La O'a, '8:i-?0 10O N I! a|> t, cl 2 2%
La O'a 18 N C a|> I. cl 3 2% I
I.a O'a, now 18 Ohio O'a. 1*80 110
LaU'a. n.ltgd 18 South Carolina O'a ... 55
L*7'a, py 18 8 C O'i, tdg act, Hkl. .. 40
Lad's.lev |8 8 C Ld Com. 80. J A J. 40
La* a, lev 18 S C uolifuudabble .... 15a
l.a 8'a, |ev.'75 |8 Teun ti'a, old. |hi*> 2-8. bo
lot 7'a, cunaol, 1014 ... 38% Yean ll'a. u a 1014 20
Michigan ti'a. 1882 108 Va ti'a, old 28
Michigan 7'a. 1HQU..... 112 Ya ti'a. now, 1800 20
Mo lia, duo '82 3 IU1 Va ?' . now, 1807 20
Mo 0 a, duo'80 l(M?t Va O'a. couaol 80
Mo li'a, duo '87 103% Va H'a. ox luatu'd coup 58'J
Mo 0 a, due '8 J 104% Va O'a, dofotred 0
tor railway bonds the following bids wero made
at the Board: ?
B., II. A K I at 7a, 1WU 30 I. Shoro dlv ha 7'a,'??. 117
B. H. A K. K?ar 25 1. Shore cc lat7'a. 1000 1105a
B. I'K A N. lat '.'a 1000 8347 L Shore e r lat. 1WJU... 120'2
CAOO'agaBind 43 L A Naali cou 7'a, 1808 112
C A (J O'a c, iut d 211% i, A Nash 2d 7'a. Kd, '83 li)2
C A A. lat in. 7 a. 1893 117% Mar A Cm 1st 7'a, HI. 04
C A A a f O'a. 1003 1U??2 Mar A Ciu sterling ... 87%
M ia*,tig, 1 at O'a,a f.1012 112 Met Kiev lat O'a, lOtJH. 1<ih>,
C. B A Q * p0 lat ni.'BS 110*7 Mich Cent cou 7'a, IHird 120
C, B A g con Ta. 10(13. 121% Mich C?n 1st 8's. a f.wl 110
Clll. It 1 A B O'a. c. '17 113% Mo. K A f C Ha. 1004... 75%'
C II of X J lat. c as... 00% Mo. K A T 2d iuc, 1011 31'
C H of X J com as... 140', II A C Mo lat 7's, 18!?4 too
C It ot >?l adjt 7's. 'OB ltr2% X Y Central O's, 1883 . |<i5
LA W Be, g'd. 11**1 . |(*> K Y Central O'a. 1887.. 108
L A W B cou, asaented 81 N Y C A II lat c 7'a. '03 125
A D A I l)da, 7 a. 1880. lai NYC A II lat, roc, 'OS 124%
ADA Hill. uaaentO(L _0O llud K 7 a. 2d. a f. 1885 loll
? a ni r mioi.ru, iw ua lununi 101 / it.c, imjij. i.ti
MAcSiM'Jd.7 3 111 K VKI?ht 7V 1HUU.. IlOtt
M.t SiP l.st 7m,$ i;U. K d. 11 O Jt M con > f 7 ?. ihom 113',
MASPlat MIAMT?,'97 H0?7 O A M oou 7'a. 1898... 113'4
MASP lat.Mt'A.\l7?.'w3 112 O A M 2d t'uo 7'e, 1911 99 I
M A S P <1.11 a f7'a.lt*15 IUl\ Cent P g b O'a. 1895-8. 108
MAS P2U7e. 1884 . . 102 Cent P. S J b O'a 1900. WUK
MASP let 7'a I All o.'UB 1<*5 Cent 1", C A O 1 Oa. '88 99*,
C A N W a 1 7'?, 1S85... 109 C Phi- 1 a 7'a. 1MS7-9.. 112',
C A X YV let 7a, 1885 . U Pec * frB'a. 1893.... 114 '
C A X YV c g 7'a, 1002. 113 Pec H Mo let O'a, 188M. 104X
C A M. lat .a, 1898... 110 P K of Mo 2d 7'e, 1801 107',
W A St P lat 7'a, 1H87. HIM M Pec K Mo lat O'a, 'MM M7
C,C,C A I lat 7'a a f'99 110 K Pec lat O'a. 12<1
C.C.C A l,c in 7'a.1914 1<I4 K Pec 1 O'a, w cc fa, '90 115
I), L A W I'd. 7'a, 1882. HWS' K Pec 2 7'a. w c ctfa'MO 01
II, LA W 7'a, con, 1801 115,'- lleiiv Oiv 0 a. ea c elf... 1U4K
M A K let,7'a, 1919.... 125 P Kt W A C let 7'a,'12 128',
M A K 7'a, 1871, 1U0L. 110 P, r't YV A C 2d 7 a, '12 123
M A K late It'll 7'a.lUlL C A P c a I 7'a, 1900... 114
D A H Cen let7'e. 1884 102 C. C A I C let c 7'a. 08 70
II A II CmiibI 7 a. 1801.. 103,'i C. C A I C 2d 7'a, '00... 2MY2
IIA 11 Cenel, l-7'b 1M04. 1(J0 C, 0 A I C 1 at t c c eat 75'4
II A H Cenel r7'a, 1M04. luO C, C A I C 2d 27.',
1>AH lit,Pd.c 7'a,1917 10M R.W A Og c let 7'a.'04 OO'j
Alb A Sue 1st 7'a, IMMM. lll'j St L A I M 2d 7'a,'07. '94J;
DA Rio U 1 at 7'a, 11100 92,'j, St L A Ark b lat 7'a, '93 23
Erie 3d ex 7'a. 1HM3 .. lol St L. C A K lat 7'a,'91 99
Krlo 4tli 7'a, lsSo 194 StL.KAXREA R 7'a.'95 U15k
Erie 5th, 7'a. 'MMM loo SL.KAN REAR.Ol 7'ltf HJ5W
Krio ox c, Sop.lM79.A|ir 112 North Mo lat 7'e '95... 114
Unf.N Y A E Iat7'i.l916 117 StLAAT II 2d pf,7'e.'94 M8)i
XY.LF.AYVn2dc0 a.1909 75Ji Bol A So 111 R latS'e.. 109
11 A St Jo M'a con, '85. 1052k Hoi A Pur C'm let mwd 100','
HAT C lat Mn L7'e,'91 100 TolAYVIatex7?.ox-c,'90 107
H AT C lat.VV d 7'a,'91 105t; Tol A YV ox ex c. 1893. 91
LS.MSANI.a f 7 *.1H85 UOJ4 Tol A YV on tide,7'a, M3 40
C A T a 1 7'a, 1885 110 Tol A YV cc 7'a,exe.'07 84M
CAT new 7'a, 1886. . 100,'i tit YY'oat 2d m 7'a, ex-c 91t4
Clev. P A A old 7'e. MO 101 O A T lat 7's. x C..1890 91
Buf A Erie n. 7'e, 189S 116 SpV'yYV'wka latO'a.'oU 97
lllASoIa lst,7'a,'82,x c 90
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Tuesday, August 12,1879.
BEFORE CALL?10 A. M.
$5000 L A YV U, con ae 82 100 aba Mich Central.. 8.5Y,'
4000 North Mo lat.a3 U4?4 200 do c 85,',
20000 St L. A San P 2d, HOOU Northwoatorn.... 7M?,
cluaa B a3 55 15O0 do 7S!i
2HU0U do 55 5tlO do 78*;
1UXX' Mo. K A T c as.. 75 5ll do 782;
4000 MO..K A T 2d .. 32'.; 300 78',
10000 ilo 33'J ,'aej do 78',
5003 do 33 '4 21*1 do 78',
3000 Erie 7'a.con, pd. ll2>-4 2<*i do 78';
ItXKKI C, C A I C lat... 70 2'?l do 78'4
2KJOO XYL.KAYV,n,2 c 70', 12O0 do 7s?,
51**1 le. .11 Pee O'e, II 900 do 78
dlv, ea, with con cor. 105 1 lo Northwestern pf.. 911
5<*Hi R.YV A O let coil 00*; l'*l do 98??
15l*JO do 07 41*1 YVubuah 39
40 alie Maiihuttnu Bk 133 5(*lStPeul <I9Vb
*1 Sotro Tuniiol.. b3 4', 4O0 do 09
1(**1 YVeateru Union.. O.V4 300 Uo OS',
151*1 do 95', 5t*l do 08'1700
do 95'; DO.) do 0H?4
1UO do 05 L 200 do 08'J
1UO do b3 95?i 100 St Paul pf 90
ow UU O.I--. IU UU i"l",
400 do us', 3O0 Del, Lack A \V ... &H;'4
500 do av4 200 ilo 51IJ4
220 do 0-5, 100 Han A St Jo ll?f?
l(iO do bJ U'i'i 100 llan A St Jo pf.*3 42',
loo Aik P TeluKranli.. 37 4O0 lnd, Cln A Lafay'e 4*,
100 Delaware A Hud.. 48'4 78 do 4'4
100 Pacific Mail 10 300 8t L. K 0 A N..b3 22
100 do IU'4 ll?J 21%
200 do lO'.l 300 do 22
400 do Id', loo St b I K O pf 57J4
41X1 do a.i 10*4 4oO do .r)7
400 do 10', 300 do b3 57;'*
3')0 do b3 Id', 100 do 57),
200 do HP, 100 do o 57?4
4UO Krfe 2VJ, 300 K?n??? A Texas... 10',
200 do >3 274a 200 do Ida,
150 do 27', 400 do lH'iJ
300 KHe pf 5*2', 100 do b3 10*,
300 Illinois Central... 00/2 ItiK) St L A Sun K a3 11'^
10O Central of M J l>0/? 8oo do 12
50O Lake Shore 825, 2O0 do 114,
500 do ?2'4 hi 10 St L A San Fpf... 10
100 do 03 200 do Id/4
3000 do 02', 100 do 10
1000 do 02', 200 do 15JJ
1400 do 03', lOJ do Id
800 do 02', 100 do b3 ltij,
5> do 02*, 2O0 St L A Sau K let p 36'i
1O00 do 02'4 100 do 30
100 do ?3 02', 300 do 37
300 do !r2'4 loo do 3??i
2>K) do 02', 100 do 30,',
400 do 93.U 200 do 3?04
lOO do ?3 OJJ, 11*> do 30/,
5O0 do 0 025, 12 do 37>4
20 do 02 2O0 do 30
500 do b3 0254 400 do 3(>'4
2IK) do 02 100 do 3d',
400 do 02'4 300 do 3d',
800 do 02', 100 Manhattan 40
4'0 do b3 02'4 lo Northern Pac t?f.. 4>
lo t do ,3 02'4 loo Cbeanpeako AOh to 7','
4oo HIvlOKan Central. 8d>4 100 Obio A Mis, pf.... 47',.
100 do 80 200 C. CAIC o,',
100 do 85/4
10:15 A. M.
$10000 U 8 d'e. 1880.C. 103/2 $100000 CS4'?.r,'07..e3 101 \
1O000 U Sd'a, 1881,re# 104', 300UO do 101',
HsiOO do I04'4 8.JOOO U S 4 a, C, 1907. 101;,
lOOOO L; 8 5 ?, 1881,c.. 103'4 135000 do ?3 101/J
loooo U 8 45,'s. r, 1801 lot*,
HUM' BOARD?lOiSO A. M.
$:>*!* air. ciaaa a -hj'j ou ana union racinc. 7U'|
Kill I.Ik 7'?. consul... 3?>, bo do 79 a,
Him Mott'a. 'M7 103 3UJ N J Central bo 50J,
tSOOO B, C It A N lu.. M3>4 400 do ;.... 5u;,
500 CbetAOlst.aeB.. 43 300 do 50X
5O0O N J Cent, c a*... OtfJi 300 do 51
otHOCeliiirhAWb c an Ml -, 400 do 51':
:<t x I I do Ml-, 1U0 do 5|??5
HUD) do be Ml), 3i*> Chic A NW. ..be a3 7h',
50"(i MASll'.lADd ex 107 3U0 do 7*'.
500Chtc A NW lilt b 107 5(10 do 7M',
JOOO C, C, C A I con.. 10I1, 1500 do....*. 7??,
looo Ui-n A Kio U lit Ob1, i:?*? do 7M*
1UOOO Krle 3d bbl<>4 12"U do 7S',
III HI do IOC, 150O do 70
3UU0 do lu:i?4 1IJOO do 70" ,
oUoO Krla 7'?. con .... 113', 3|i>0 do 'P'-t
I.Vioo do 113 300 lo 70',
, boou N Y. I. K A W. n, -f") do 70',
ld,5'?. fundi-d. .74', 7UO do 7iO,
.'oil N V Coot Hi. 'MM lo.}, llKW do 70'4
lOOOOCanada Si- Int. k MO Ooo do 70-.,
4i??i Bo. K A T, c ae.. 75V, 300 do "0'4
K?10 do 75', -Mi' do....i 7n',
ItUOlal do 7.1.', 700 do 70',
SoOoMo. Kan AT3d. 3b'4 ?oo do 70',
5(100 do Xif , -111 do... b3 70'4
.'dan do at 1(WChic A NW pf. ..bo oo
500O do.. 33', loo do OO',
II,11) Out flat.M J lir l"d'4 MM do O0'4
3oooUnlon Pac7a.l g 113 1(?> do oo',
HiI,' Pacini- or Ml) lat 105 50 do. 00',
5oooKnn Pac (l a,.I A MhiO.C.C A ( . 53',
U. m. wane ?. uaja du lie a:!',
lOOOC.t'A li'lit.T SuuChte. Mil* St I'.bj oh',
Co cert, a?. . . 7&)? 4t*> ilo hh?,
ItkKi St I. ,11 M I et.bS 114 4tm do OH',
:ti?**> K,\V A O c let. bit 07 lit ? do C OH',
OtUoTolAW lid, XCOU ? I S? i**' do tin),
KXI do til.', Sim di 00
t'HX'tit Went2d, x tuu I'l IUO do 0H?,
2(4)11 do.. '"'4 1"" Cblc. MAStl' pf.be Oft;1,
It*10 Alton AT II 2d |>f Hit', litH1 do tm>,
IW1I111 M Ktpruii. . 44 ;*m do Mtl',
24 do 44'., ltloo Wabaalt be HH',
40 Amerlritii Kxpreaa 47', -i?'IM, l.nok A W ho .Mi',
.'(Well* Karen E(... oh 12l*> do tMi
IotliretHkeMTntlo.be OH Hint) do On1,
dial Uel A lludeoti ..bo 4N\ 11' It I du tklJ,
;iim du 4H', 144* n * do (K1 >,
,",4tl do .... 4il lMJO do Oil*,
mei do 4!!', lion do 1. :? 00',
Jim Wo,I.I11 I 11l011.be Ho', .a) Mum* A kiarthr lilt
at*I do ti'i'a lb *1 Bur, U MAN...lie SO*,
It n 1 do tib IUO do ."il
Km do 04,', 14 ilo .Ml
Ot?i do 05 I4i?l Canada South be OU
Hi?l 1'nciltf Mnll. bc liH |t>', I'M Ind t'eiit Al.afa.be 4'.
2UU tlo b.l 10', 2t*> frank A Koko .lie itit
oyt I do 10'4 lie'Loule.% > tab. ..be iiif,
4tki do 10', Itki do 5:4
Tim 17 Ilk) Manhattan 41',
aim 17', 102 do bo 41
WKI till 17', 20 do 41'4
11*1 <!< 17', 11It 1 Mo, Khu A X be 10',
4UO ilo 17.Mm do 17
2t*i do lid 17', 4tm do 10'4
;*?i do I7'4 hh N Y Unrated 122
jo NYU* II It... lit- lii 1 2UU do be 121
41K1 Krle be 27'ji 2' * 1 Nortliornl'ticlNc.be 10",
01*1 do bit 2H 1*1 H > do 10'4
Mm Krlc pf btill >12 28 North I'arfle pl.be 4.7
|h > 111 Central be I*'', Ilk 1 Hi L A Salt Y be 11',
lb do 01 5tX) do. 12
|i*)Clcv A I'ltt*. It. be 1H114 3U0H1 L A San r pt.be 10'a
IlK) do It" 21*1 do IB',
1.Mi Mleb t'eiitral. ...be so'i 2t).i dn lie,
2,*i do H.'i,"a It*) do b* 10',
2t?t Hi', Hat do e iota
|im ilo H.V* dt*l do 10',
21*1 lb Hi1, :tim do Ill',
7t?) do Hi'a >M*J do It,,
' hi I. Slioin A MSo.be irj'j 500 do 10'
Jim <ln f-'S I"" do .. Iiil 17
Jim do ... o I?J'4 luuStLAHFlMpt.be :? (
Jim tin f-'S do mi'.
luim ?I> Juo 'III Mi\
11 k i do I'J', J'XlHt L, K C 1 24...be Jit
|lNI do UJ1, WO do Jit a
jmi do i'-"? l'?w (lii jj1,
,vm do lid UJ'4 lim do ititS
limki (III I I ml, Itm St L. K OA N pt.bo .17',
Jim do .I'H HI Jim do .17',
7im do !'J;a Jim do ti7k,
Jimu do UJ'., 4011 do .-i7'4
Jim do I'J*, 100 do 07'*.
IU0 do wj>, IOO di? .17'.
aim do I nr. urn do :,7',
kim do iij'4 lim do c fi7'4
4111 do IIJ'i lirn lion A St Jo... ,bi- llii,
IUK) do UJ Jim UUlo .t Mlii .,. .in* lid ,
J.m do ?J'? nm do bS no.,
Jim do IIJ'4 Jim do bit Id'
I lim do IU', *1(10,0* I C lie M?:
lem Union 1'iultlc.. .be "si1, Itm do ?:l M??
UK lim K CALI.-I4:au 1'. M.
pjimim I.? 7'n, roiiiol UK', lmo olio Nortliwentorn. 7H'.
IIIUlN V. I. K A W n lim do 7l?i,
Jd, eiinnol 7il', Jt*m do 711
mmoo do 7(i Mm do 7h?,
UK**! do 711', 41*1 do 7k .
Hi Ml do.... ~(('4 41 *i do 7k-*,
j.mwo M6, k A t Jd.... :?Wb Jim do .3 7h(,
limuo do U3 33 Him do 7?S
AUGUST 13, 1879.?TKirLI
lonoo do 33 aim do 7*V
20UUU Mo. k * T c. an.. 75V ?> du 7HV
2***) S L * ? K 3d,t K 55', Ion* do 7li
5U0O do. DM . *) 200 do ... "U'i
27000 R L t S F 2d.c C 54 7m do 7U?
?? do 54V 14**) do TU't
15UUI I 1 ff B C, ??. 81 ? I MINI do 7U'J
lUlOU Erie 7i, cou.k . 112 lm Xnrtliwuoteru pl'.53 1*1*
14000 T <k W c.\ cT>3 R"> 5(1 do . . OR1*
20J0 Tol Jt W ad. i c. Stlliat Wabaub 38V
2UHO do 31', 3$ll do :?'?
42U(*> do. 53 ttt tt X V Klovutod. 133
10000 do U*. 3*1 do 1335, |
5* **0 do yji lim N J Ontral 51V !
DOUOTolA \Vubl*t.8 300 do 51'.
I. div. x in? 87'J 30' I do 51?Z
5000 I' P land grant 113 3(*i do 51'.
3U0UC. C A 1 C 1st. T 511 do... 51V
Co cortif, a. 75.V 100 do c 31',
3000 Clu dc Spring l?t, 7(*i do . ..53 53
fbyO.C.OAl 07 KM) do 53 5l*f
301*1 lit Won 3d. x e. 03 UUO do 53
100 ?h? Hutro T Co ,s3 4 V 3(?i 3t Paul 88.'?
100 All A IVc Tel...*3 3HV 3(Xi do UR-,
Sim Del A lludeou 41*', RMJ do.. liR.V
?00 (lo 4li 50i do ' fls},
3(*l Western Union..53 04 V 3(?X) do US
2dO do !4l. : (?) do ?77<
ion* do 04 17(*1 do ?I7 V
1000 do 04 V K* HI do (17 V
50 do 041, 4**? d.. 07 V
100 do IK1, 30(1 do (X
li*i Pacific Mail 17V 5(*i do tlH'ji
3I?> do 17V 31(1 do iih
4(*> do 10)2 3oo do . 117?,
3*?) do 53 17 5(ju do US
K*1 do 1UV HIO do 53 U*>?
4(?) do KIV 4m do (XV
2*1 do 111?, K.*l Rt l'aul prof. ..,s3 '.*>
' "" " ? "/% nui un, MVK ? n?ll.
3U0 do 17 ?w do till' -1X)
Mioli Central ?d 8-t 1 20O do Hill. I
300 do 84'4 MM du till', I 1
35 do Hl>, Kill do till';
100 do... ?? ?; :nm do twv >
100 do 84 V d4o) do. HI I 1
*00 do 84', I'm St L A Sou K . bd 11V |
100 d" 84'. lull do ltd 11', I ,
loo do MS 200 do 12 I 1
400 do 84V 2im do id 11'; '
2i?) I* it ion I'niilif 78', .'km St L k San K pf... IH"? I
o'tOEiio 28 nm ui> ?:i in',
400 do bd 28', 200 do Ill',
100 do c 28'5 llm do IIIs, I
luOO Lake Sboro 112', 4O0 do Id', ! 1
*00 do... H2', 200 do bd III, '
aiao do H2 Km Si L 4 si' in uf . ??', ; '
lO do HIV Km do an*,
HX> do 81', Km do 88V I
1**1 do Ill', KJO do dli 1 I
7"X? do HH, 200 8t L, K C * * 22 I
300 do ad 9i V IOO do 21V I
100 do ,d 81', 300 do 22 ]
300 do 8 IS, 200 do 22V I
'0? <io 8iv loo at l. kci n pr.. 07V':
300 do... 81'; 100 do 57V I
two d<) 82 aim do . 07", I
500 do 82'/| Km do 1 r.7V
300 <1" 02', 00 Kanau.* k Texaa. . ltij,
800 do 82', dim do bd 111',
2U00 do 82', 0OO do.. lll'i
SO do 82'; 1110 do 1H?;
300 do 82', 108 Nortlioru Pac pf... 40V
000 Pittsburg flojj 2S do .... 40
10 Rock Inland. 141V "O do 40V
300 du b.'l 141', 100 IUo A St Jo If',
2*> do 14o?, 100 do 20
2O0 Nortliu ualoru.. .bd 78', 200 llan <k St Jo pref.. 42V
1O00 do 78V 400 do 42',
80O do 78', lOOCanada Soutboru. HO 1 i
31D0 78 300 Ohio Ic M laa HIV 1
00 do 79'; SO Ohia ? Ml un prof.. 47V
1:30 P. M.
$10000 u Sli't. o.'80.. 103V $20000 L'tU's,r.l907.bd 101V
20JCO IT 8 G'?, r, '81.... lo4', 5000 0 S lis, cur. '87.. 121
10000 U S 4'a, r, 1807.. 101
SECOND BOARD?1 P. M.
$5000 NJC, adj bd?... 1U3V dOO alia tt abaali. .be ad 38V
1000 do be 1H2V dOO do 1-8V
SHOO N J t!, inc bondit 7dV dot) do dsv
.1000 V AW B, c, aa.bd 82 100 d.P ... S9
lUUOOJUSt Plat.Lad lld,V 100 Cbl * N W. .be bd 78V
15000 M .t St P, oa f.bd 100 two do 70V
dOOO do 108 300 do lid 78 V
31100 WiuonaA StP2d KIOV 300 do. 78',
20UO Krio 2d 103V 1800 do 78
ltWOo N Y C lit be 125 300 do ad 78V
5H0O Del Si Hud lit.ex llld Him do 78
loim Htl.AIM.l'it'Ul 80 300 do ad 79V
llXXl U 1'ae lat, S J b. 101 Him do 78',
40*) do 100',, 13(11) do 7!(\
1000 Un Pacific 1st. . IUHV 1300 do 7?a2
IOOOKhii P.I)d,d'?.a? am Chi, M A St P ...be ?M'.
witlicouncer 1U4K 1(10 do tJM'4
30000. c A r u iat, it*) do (x
Trud Co c, tin 7r?l4 300 do 07*4
ItlOOTol A VV Jd.'ex c ?2 2UO do U?
10(XIO Tol A VC.e e, ox c 83 100 do 08'?
ajoo Ioiorl.t, PurO r MO 30(1 Del. LAW. ..bo b3 01
aXK) Western 1'itc bds l(>Hj i:(0 do Ol'i
a) ?h? Adams Ex ..be I0U'4 300 do 01
50 U 8 Kxprcss.be b.'t 44 4U0 do 00*4
10(1 Carl Con MCo.be s3 0'4 150HanAStJprof.be 40'4
a 10 do 0'4 OOO do : 4:0,
30SutroTunuelCo.be 4(4 200 Morris A Ksnuvbc U3
2oO Weal Union lol.be 94'2 100 North Tactile.be ?3 I1P4
301) do A 04*, 40u Ind, C A Lafa} ..be 4JJ
a*) do .. l?4',j 5o Manhattan bo 40I4
looPacMailsSCo. be 17 30O St L. K C A N. ..be
10O do 1HV 30 do 22?
100 do 17 400 8tL.KCANpf.be 57*J
100 do b30 17 100 do ST?*
340 Union PuciQe. ...be 7Sl}4 100 do 57?,
100 do 7!P, 100 Mo. Kan A T. ..be 10*4
lOPanniun. be 157 a*> St L A S P prof .be Hi-2000
Erie be 2MW 100 do HP,
HOC do 2rt', 100 8tLASPlRt.pf.be :W4.
100 do bOO 2H'4 a*? do 30*7
100 do b?D Jm-'j 100 do 9)ts
40" do b3 2HJ, 150 do 8H'?*
3"0 Michigan Con. ..be 844* 10 i Metro El be *30114
600 do. A 03 85 30 do h3 114','
*.KX) L S A M So be ?2?,' H00 Kansas Faeiflc. .be 50U
ifsj do 02'* 10O Louis A Xa?h be 52?*
i HUO do U2', 8L'hl.BurAU ..bcllH)?
1O0 do Oj'* 200 Ohio A Misi .be 03 US'10O
do 02"] 4<A> do 1?>,
llOO do 02'* 300 do 03 lU'I
100 N J Central be ?!*, 300 Ohio A Miss pt be 47
MJO do ftl*J 100 do 47H
10O do >3 5l)g
2:30 P. M.
$20000 Cs 5's, c, '81.be 102'*'
2:30 TO 3 P. Al.
$1000 La coiifol 38 800 ah* .Northwestern. HO'i
HXJO TolAWab 2d xe. 02 300 do *3 80
50UO T4 Wehcvl.xe.b3 85 500 do 80'4
5000 do 85 8iiO do b3 8"'*
3000 X J Cant inr 7"->i 1100 do 80"?
2O0" West 1'aeibc bda 104,', 2<*I0 do 80V.
3000 M A St 1* eon a f lod 800 do 8"J,
louuo X Y.L E*\V uew 100 do b3 moj?
2d eon 78*g 5'?) do 80',
1000 X Y.L KAW new 300 do Ho'
2d 5'a. lunded.... 75 3UO do 8o'?
4O0OStLASiiE3d,clB 55# 1100 do 80
500U StLASnK 2d,el A 70 1100 do . 78'*
1000 do 781,' 1">00 do 7BK
lOOOKrle 1st 122', 800 do 71",
70" CliAOlat.aB.aml :wvj 00 ) do 7?',
40 i:ha Adams fas 108 1700 do 70',
20 Out Silver Min.... 41 12 ?1 do 7H?,
4' OHutro Tuunel 4# 1"0 do 7!''*
100 Del A Hudson. ... 48', 70" do 7V",
1"0 do 48** 1500 do 7o's
200 Amer Hist Tel 85 100 do 7?',
100 Western Union.... 04*, 2O0 do 70?,
500 do 04', 4"0 do 70J,
17 do 04", 8X1 ilo 70'*
3UO do 04.', 15 uo 70'^
50 do 04*2 2U) do 7l",
hm a.i Wi 100 ilo ...?3 no
100 do 94 .'lOUSt fmil OKI.,
:*I00 do 93*, ?*> do HS'i
1UU do IM .**> do (ift/,
1IM do 04'i 17H0 do ?0
luu At ? l'?c Tol 36', I'M uo OH':
jm I'aciHu Mall 17', 600 do OKI,
100 do b3 17', UM do 6H?,
JIM do 17), loo do 00',
SOD do 17 auo do OK Si
km do i0?, :?>.) do ok',
Jim LaWu Shore. 9J?, J>m do OK1,
loll do 9j>, MM do I-H
100 do 9J JW) do OK',
KOO do ?IT? 4<M do OK','
HID do 91 % K.M do Ok',
ljr*i do Hi", loo do ok'-,
jooo do Ill*, jin) do OK',
1100 do 91', JOU do OK
3M, do 91', 100 do 07',
1IM do ?3 HI', 10.) C. C.OAI .*>3',
3uo do 91', 100N J Caniml SI',
KM Uo 91 'a KM do
.?l:J Ho HI', ? Kj do.... 3|I.
3i*> do HI Ml Chic A Alton H4
ll>) do ?>', KWC. St I* * Mill 43
UK) WO, HuOliic. H .? V IIS*,
3i<> do l?i', |i i kmiPaciflc... Mo,
Mo do 1*1 7im K>n>?> t T?x? .. It!*,
31*1 Mich Central H.r> ,MJ Manhattan . 41 I
2m* do HliV li*l do 41*. l
M*i Krld 1*3 2N', 2ml Ho 42 i
7iO do 2*1, 117 do 42', ! I
Hm Erie |if .V2'. 1*4 Metro Klovatod. . 114', I
lio do As|?, 2io \ Y Klevaiud ....123
2i>! t'uioii Pad toe.. .1-3 7t*>? lio Hi I, A Son Kr II', i
14*10 do 7H?, 300 St L A San Kr pf.. H>', '
100 no 7tM, lio do Ill', ;
200 do 7t*l4 2io do I.,' j ,
2*0 I'ltUbnrg l*i?*4 loo MtLAsan Kr lit pf 3U'?
?.l> * Dol, Lark A Wot. ?* *, 2HH do 30
I2IO do OH*, |IO St L, K C A X PC. 67*.
400 do ?o?, 2IO do ft7S I
MO do ?*i", 3U) d? '&7?,
HO do tO'4 HO llan A St .lo pf.... 43',
MO do lO>, 2<o(lliioil Mia, . ...b3 HI',
ion do tHi*, MO do 1H1,
HO do Mil,', 21*1 do Id',
2H0 Wntidnh .'IS', 3iO do . I>3 111',
2io do 3*4 11*1 Ohio A MUs pi. .. 47'?
7mi Northwestern 7li', 2lO do 47',
U00 do 7l**4 11*1 do 47',
sio do 711', 1U0 do 4*
1300 do 1.3 SO MOO 0*10 U.'4
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE Sl'OT LOWER; FUTURES
FIRMER ? FLOUR EASIER?WHEAT FIRM -CORN
EASIER OATH EASIER -WHISKEY FIRM?PORK
11 Kill Kit?LARD HIGHER?SPIRITS TURPENTINE
NOMINAL?B SIN NOMINAL - COFFEE STEADY?
8LOAII AUT1VK ? PKTROI.F.I'M DULL.
Tuesday, August 12?0 P. M.
At the Produco Kxehango flour was ussier, but
wheat was firm. Corn aiid oats were easier. Whiskey
ruled Arm. Pork and lard weru higher. Cotton
on the spot was lower, while futures were a trifle
higher. Coffee was steady and sugar was active.
Naval storss were dull suit uoniinal suit oils and pet roll'tun
were still dull.
Ashks wuro qulot st 4'ac. a A\c. for pots aud tic. a ti'4e.
,fo- pearls.
AsTiaosv was quiet at tl\c. a 12c., according to brand.
Pki??sx reinaiiied dull and uoiulual at 24c. a 24,'4c (or
Westorn and Moulheru.
4'orrsK.?'Tlioro was a liftla more doing in It to ut
steady prices. We notn sales of l.tSM bags Klo, ok
City of lllo Jaueho, at l!ti,c.; (*<> and .VXi bags do., ex.
do . on private terms, and MH bags Samoa, ex Hassel, alto
on private terms. Mild coffee was quiet but aicady, and
224 bags Ssvanilla, ea Alias, sold on private terms. We
quote!?Ordinary cargoes, lllgje. i fair do., f:i',i\; good
do , He , prune do.. 14'ae. ; exfrcmo range for Iota, 11 V a
the.; Nantos. fair to good, IM^e. a 14c . ninety days ; Java,
government bags, 22c. a 2lic.; grass mats, 24c. a 2oc.;
Singapore, Iflo. a 17c.; Ceylon, 14c, n lllo.; Mnraraibo, I
ll.'.e. a lll'jC.: f.auuayra, lite, a I Ac ; Jamaica, 12c. a I
14',e.; St. Domingo, 10'acf a ll,'?c.; Porto Hlco, 10c a ,
ItUjC. Costa Hiea. I4r a I7e.; Maxlean, 14c a I.Vfc .; J
Angostura, I or. a 17c.; Savaullla. tl',c a 17c.; Curaeoa. <
11?, a 12c. I I
Cuiirsit tux Stock was quiet, lint without change We | i
quote:?Molasses sheidis, :I2 Incli. wltli heads, fl ih i
el on. ttlgsi shook a ltli heads, HMineh, 91 S.i a 22 ID; I I
do. do Htl Inch 21 HO a ft 7o; box eliooke, jOc aMOc.;
rum do 23 2d a $H SO; pipe do.. $0 a 20 oU. Sinpty bqgv- I t
? SiiEKT.
head*. $2 u #2 (O; hoops. 14 feet, ordinary to prime, 833 a
1st ? . do., 1J feet. ilti., $2* a $ JO per >!
i tufi K whr quiet. At ld*4c- cash fur Lake.
t'uitiiAUK w?? dull, but u lie him# oil. W?? quote:?Manila,
argo and small, 12*gC a 15c. , tarred Manila, 12c. ; Sisa'
'ope. ION.C. a ll^c.
orroM on tiiu spot wav steady, with a fair demand. Quoaliens
wi-ro marked do* u 1-lCo. After Vhauiro some 7<<0
lulea were sold fur spinning aud SOU do fur export,
uakiug lite total for 'lie day 2.4U5 bale*. Futures
sere ouly moderately active. The lowest sales showed a
ieclliie from yesterday's prices uf lull poiais. I'he beat
sales showed uii advance of 4 a 0 points i he last sales
showed au advance of 3 a <> points, at which the market
dosed lirui. The saJes to day from ten A. M. to throe I'. M.
ruot up 74,<Mi ) bales. Tho lowest and highest points
oucliud to-day were us follows :?August. 1 l.OUc. u ll.Uth*. ;
September, 10.04c. a 11. It Mi.; October, 10.21c. a lo.2tH*.;
November. lO.OAc. a lO.lOc.; December, HIiU&c. a lO.OHc . ,
Iwiuary. HUiv. a 10.13c.; February. 10.31c a lo,24c.;
March, 10 28c. a lO.33c. These extremes showed a HuctuuAmu
"t i>? inla Auffmet. M la Mstwaiwi - la Ot
I in h'nveuiuer, 8 iu December, f? in January. 3 iu Februaiy
slid > Iu March. As compared with the last prices of yescidiiy
the lowest sales to day showed u decline of 5 points
u August, 11 in September. 4 in October, 2 in Novom?er,
1 in December. U in January, au advance of
i in February and 1 In March. The closing
iricea of yesterday and the highest prices of to day
'oiupared give u decline of I point in August, an advance
if .> points iu September, 4 lit October. 4 iu November. 5
u December. 5 in January, a uecline of 5 points in Fobru
iry and 4 in March. The closing prices of yeaterday aud
o-day compare as follows:?
Ho/oiat/, AtitfuM 11. Tu' tday, Awjud 1*2.
1 axuhi . ... 11.11 u 11.12 August 11.10 a 11.12
icp;o iiher. .1 l.U'i a ? September 11.OH a ?
n .nber 10.23 a ? October 1U.2H a ?
November 10.00 a ? November lO.UH u ? '
December 10.04 a ?- December 10.08 a 10.1 M#
I an u ury OMNalO.lt) January 10.14ul0.DS
February UK 10 a 10.20 Pebruary 10.24 a 10.27
March IO.2HalO.32* March 10.35 a 10.3H
?The uhovo closing figures show a decline of 1 point III
August. 2 in September, an advance of 3 in October. 3
u .November, 4 iu December. 0 in January, 5 hi February
unit* iu March. The sales of spot cotton were:?
'Jo / ij. Lu*t Ht * hi hi i. Tub 11 ;
Hlxpurt ?MM>' ? tiOO
Jou?Llu.>lion 4S)l 205 W*5
Total* i,i*ii aur? 1,205
?Delivered uu contract ye*terdav, 2,fMK> bales. Currant
liriee* of spot cotton ilbe following uiintailou* are based
i>n American standard of classification and on cotton In
li.ru running in <|iia*4ity not more than half a gradeabuv a
jr buluw thu grade quoted':?
I'l'hmJjt. ,V O. and Ijulf. Tejat.
irdiunry t??? t? \ ttS*
Strict ordinary 10 li>'. It**
iood ordinary in', 10'j 111', *
Strict good ordiuary ...It)4, lo:. 1"'4
how inidillinit to1., ID7, 10'.
Strict low middling.. ..11)1510 11 11G 11 1I<1
Middling II 110 II :t-10 11 3 10
Jood ml?ltlliiijc II1, 11>, 11 V,
Strict good middling .11-. 11'. ll'.i
Middling fair 12 5 10 12 7 10 12 7 10
Fuir 12 15 10 13 1 10 13 1-10
?Stuined?Uood ordi ary, H 13-10c.; strict good ordiuary,
10 3-10c.; low middling. H *,c. ; middling. 104*c. for
future delivery the sale* were a* iollow* V esterday after
two IV M ? August. 30" at ll.u7c. : September, It) at
lO.08c.. SOOat lO.HUc., 3.70U at lie.. 700 at 11.01c.. 700 at
II.02c.. 1,3011 at 11.03c, 5t Wat ll.Otc., 1,loo at tl.Ovc.: October.
loo at 10.2Sc . 1,000 at lO.ISc., 1<ay at 10. l'.te., jot) at
10.20c.40l) at 10.21c., 30O at I0.22e., 100 at lU.23c. 3t?) at
lU.24c., O.JO at 10.25c.; November. 10O at lUOMc., 1'*) at i
III.07c., US) at 10.05c.: December. Hi a) at 10.07c, .V*) at
111.06c., lOOat lO.Olc., 300 at 10.02c , 100 at lu.olc.. 2.H0O at
10c.; .lanuary. 100 at lo 14c., 2t?> at lfi.oOc., 2O0 at !o.o7c.; !
February, 1UO at ll).14e., 500 at IIIJ3c. ; March. 2O0 at
1(1 34c.. WO at 10.25c. Total. l!l,30<) bale*. To-day ii|> to
two I*. M. ? August. lis) at ll.OKc . IOO (abort notice, 13th.) i
at ll.oic.; September. 1,800 at 1l.08c., 2.UO0 at 1 1.08c.. 800
at 11.inc.. 1,4O0 11.07c., SIH) at ll.UOc., 04>0 at II.05c..HOO
at 11.04c., 1.300 at 11.112c., 3.30O at ll.oSc , 500 at 11.01c.,
IOO at 10.07 c., 1.3th) at lie., IOO at lO.HHc.. 500 at 11.03c.,
1.70O at 11.02c.. l.UOOat ll.OI.. 500 11c., 3 Oat lO.DOc.. tDX)
at 10.U8C.. 1.100 at 10.?7c., 200 at lo.ihtc.; October,
2,700 at 111.Stic., 4,300 at 10.25c., 400 at 10.27c., 1.700 at
10.24c., 1.1UD at I0.2?c.. 300 at 10 22c, 1,01*) at 10.28c.,
5th) ut 10.25c , l.ooo at It).24c.. 3i?) at 10.22c., It*)at 10.21c.;
November. 3th) at lO.lOc., 200 at lo.OHc.. 1,100 at lo.OTc.,
1,200 at 10.08c., 500 at 10.05c., 4O0 at I0.t)4c . 3t*iat 10.O5c.,
701) at 10.07c., 700 at 10.00c.. 500 at 10.<>7c.: December,
lOOat 10.07c., 800 at'10.00c., lOOat 10.03c., 1IK) at 10.05c.,
OOOat lo.lHc . 2,400 at lOthtc.. 40D at U)05c.: January,
300 at 10.13c., .'IOO at lo.l2c., It*) at lO.lOc., 200 at 10.12c.,
400 at lo.llc., 4O0 at 10.10c., 100 at lo.osc : February,
700 at 10.24c., 2110 at 10 21c.; March,
5th) at 10.33c., IOO ut 10.31c., 100 at 10.28c.
Total, 47,000 bale*. tlrand total. 70.!) * bale*.
The receipts ut the port were a* follow*tlalveston, 530
bale*; New tirleaus, S3; Savannah. 7; Charleston. 4; XVII- !
minitloii. 3 ; Norfolk, 38; lialtuuore. 10; Boston. 80. Total, I
784 bales. This day last week.tiON bale*. This day last
year. 812 bales. Total since September 1. 4,433,54o bale*.
Cotton freiitht* closed a* follow* :?To Liverpool, by steam,
3 Irtd a 'qd.; by sail, 7 32ih To Havre, by steam. A,c., |
coiuprussed; by Nail. *>8c. To Bremen, by steam. iMbc.,
compressed; by nail. 7 liic. To Hamburg, by steam, ifclGc.,
compressed; by nail. lao.
DttLUis, Ac.?Seeds remained firm. We quote :?Canary?
Spanish. 20; Sicily. $2 10; Dutch, $1 00 a $1 70;
Smyrna, $1 70 a $1 75. Hemp?ftussian, $1 40; Western,
$1 33. Uape?German. $'2 25; English. $J 60; domestic,
$1 00. Caraway?Dutch, iirst. 7*?c.; do., second. 0'4c.
Mustard?California brown, S^c ; yellow. ; English
yellow, dl4c.; Dutch yellow, 5*,jc.; Trieste, tic. Quinine
was steady ut $3 50 for domestic and French and $3 30 for
German. Morphine was firm lit $4. Itocholle salts were .
quiet and quoted at 20>uc. for bbls. and 3D* 8c. tor boxes.
Blue vitriol was quoted at 5c. a 5>ac. Iodide ootash was
held at $4 4o a $4 50. Iodine was tirui at fc"> 75 a $5 85.
Quicksilver was quoted at 38c.; Califuruia, 34c. AlumLump
was quoted at $1 85 a $1 00. Chloride of potash
was quoted at 17c. for crystal and l*c. for powtiered.
Tartaric acid was quoted at 44l#c. for crystal
and 45>ac. a 40c. lor powdered. Citric acid was
quoted at 53c. a 34c. Camphor was quoted at 24,1ac. a 23c. j
tor retiued in bbis.. ex vessel to urrive. and 26c. u 26*40.
for spot delivery. Cream tartar was quoted at 27c. a 27'..c.
fur Amerlcau crystal, 28c. a 28*9c. for powdered ill bbls.
and 28c. a 28 V- f?r do. in boxes. Alcoholics?Chloroform
and ether were quoted at 71c. a 73c. for the former and 53c.
a Hoc. for the latter. Horax was quiet; retiued city was
quoted at BTfcc. a til4c. for bbls. and tM4c. a 8>ac. tor boxos.
Burgundy pitch was quoted at 4c. a 4laC- <iuarana
wan quoted at $1 lO a $1 20. Manna was
quiet; quoted at 40c. a 42c. for small. 80c. a 85c. for large
and24c. a 25c. for sorts. Cnttleiish bones were quoted at
12c. u 13c. Balsam copaiba was quoted at 38c. Balsam
tolu was quoted at 60c. Satfrou was liriu . American was i
quoted at 27c. a 28c ; Spanish at $13 a $13 5U. Galangul ,
root was quoted at 5?ac. a 6vtc. Squills were quoted at j
11c. a 12c. Cod liver oil was quiet and quoted at
Stic, a 85c. for Newfoundland and $1 a $125 tor Norwegian.
Rhubarb was quiet at prices ranging from
35c. a $1 10. Ginger was quoted at 11c. a 12c. for Jamaica
bleached. Ergot was quoted at 30c. Camomile flowers
were quoted at 25c. a 35c. for Gorman and 22c. a 25c. for
Koman Tone* beans were entirely nominal at $1 45 a
$1 50 for Angostura. Valerian was quoted at 16c. a 18c.
for English and lOc. a 13c. for German. Cutch was quoted
at 6\c, a 7c. Prusaiate potash was quoted at 23c. a 25c.
Bicarbonate potash was quotod at 12V- a 13c. GRinbier
was quoted at 4c. a 4*ac. Sumac was quotod at Hoc. a BUe.
Diridivi was quoted at $65 per ton. Gentian root was
quoted at 3 V a 3^c. Colombo root was quoted at 8c. a
lOc. for whole and 14c. for powdered, Cassia buds wore
quotod at 33^ac. a 34^c. Arnica tiuwers were quoted at
13c. a 13'tc. Gum gedda was quoted at 11c. a 12c.; do.,
talcs. 11c a 11 V Juniper berries were quoted at 2c. a
2lac. for common and 3c. a. 3*a? for best Italian. Orange
peel was quoted at 5V* Venice turpentine was quoted at
Hi1;!?, a 17c Castile soap?Conti white w as quoted At
j'i^c.; Marseilles pure mottled at lOc. a lO^c.. and do.
common quoted at 7'ac. h7'4c. Licorice paste?Calabria,
3l>c.; Spanish, solid.. 25c. a 28c.; small Gtuallua. 2*'?c ; i
largo do.. 28c. a 3tJc.; P. Jk 8., small, 28V- a 2Uc.; Cerig- ;
liana, 42c.
Kkathkrs woro dull and tiotniiial at 44c. a 46c. for prime
hi)u cuoice 11 vo goose; atic. a loi mixou.
Kwu.-iGeorges' codfish ruled firm at 84 a 84 25. And
Grand Bank were quoted at $5 50 Mackerel were dull and
quoted at 85 50 a *0 for No. 2 and 83 ftO for No. 3. Box
burring ruled firm and about 20.000 boxes scaled sold at
1H*. a 20c. Barrelled herrings remained dull aud nominal.
Ki.ocr ami? Chain.?Kecelpta?Flour, 19.012 bbla :
wheat, 350,AGO bushel*; corn meal, 72Ubb1a. aud 40 bag*;
corn, 143,050 bushels! oata, 80.407 do.; rye, 4.779 do.;
barley malt. 13,075 do. Flour wai quiet and easier. The
Males. Including State. Western and Southern, w ere about
lii.ouo bbls., within the unuexed range. Rye Hour was
steady, with sales of 3<JO bbls. Corn meal was firm, with
sales of 75 bbla. and 1,000 bara within the range. Wo
quote : ?
No. 2 State $4 75 a $3 00
Superfltio State 3 75 a 4 35
Extra State 4 flu a 5 OO
Superfine Western 3 75 a 4 Ik)
Extra Western 4 Tula 4 H5
Miuucsota 4 50 a 6 25
K?>un<t hoop Ohio, shipping brands 4 75 a 5 UO
Hound hoop Ohio, trade brauds 5 00 a 5 50
Family 5 GO a 0 00
City mills 4 75 a 5 50 I
St. Louis, extra 4 25 a 5 UO
St Louis, low straight ; 5 25 a 5 50 :
St. Louis, choice double extra 5 75 a ? OO 1
St. Louis, choice family 0 oil a 0 50
Rye 2 75 a 3 37
Southern No. 2 3UOa 3 5o
Southern superfine . 3 <10 a 4 25 !
Southern extra 4 75 a 0 00 j
Southern family 0 00 a 7 00
Corn meal, Jersey ?a ? !
Corn meal, Western 2 15 a 2 35
Corn meal. Western white 2 5o a 2 75
Corn meal. Brandy wine 2 05 a 2 75 ]
Corn meal, pri re modal ? a 2 4U
?Wheat was fairly active and firiu. The sales, including !
jUHsn bushel* for future delivery, were 475.000 bushels
m $1 OH1, a 01 OH l4 for No. 2 rod, $1 OH4, for do. do. for
August, 81 uh1*, h 8l OH?4 for do. do. for September. 81 00
fordo, do. for October. 81 o0l4 for No. I rod. 81 97 for No.
3 red, *1 o7*j for steamer No. 2 red, 81 09 for No. 1 amber.
8 1 UH>4 a 81 OH1* fi?r No. 2 amber, 81 OH for do. do. for August.
$1 OS for No. 2 amber to arrive soon. 81 OH for ungraded
amber, $1 |o14a8l ll f??r No. I white. 81 OS \ for |
No 2 white.$1 10% for do. do. for September. 81 a 81 o5'4
for un^Vaded white, 81 OH1, for steamer No. 1 white,
81 07*4 a $1 07% for mixed winter. Hoc. for No. 3Milwuu
kee aud H3c. for No. 4 Milwaukee. The following were the |
hilt and nuked price* at the second cull: ? No. 2 uprOik tor
August, OHr. bid, $1 OS a>ked; do. September, HNltc hid,
$ I anked* do Ov'tobor, UHc. bid, if I anked; No. 2 Northwest
for August, $1 hid, $1 01 anked . do. September end Octo
ber, IWc bid. $1 <>2 asked ; No. I white for Autfunl, #1 loV4
hid, $1 11 asked; do. September. $1 l??la hid. #1 Masked.
No. 2 rod winter tor Adjust. $1 t?H>g bid. 451 HS;14 asked ; do.
September, $l OS'4 ImU, ft Oli linked; do. Oetohdr,
$l t?H bid, $1 UPS naked . No. 2 amber for August end Sep
tetttber. $1 bid. $1 UH'? nnked; do. October, $1 U7 *4 bid.
Corn wee easier. The sales, including 225,ojO bushel* for
future deliver.*, were J5U.UU0 do. lit 44\c. a for No.
2 mixed, the latter ill elevator*; 44%c. n 45*9c. for uu
graded, Stic*, for No. 2 white, 4?VBc. a 45Tgc. for No. J
mixed, tor August;4iPgC. a 40\e., for September, and 47^c.
a 47\e., for October. Too following; were the bid and anked
prices at the s.eoiid call:-August, steamer, 45c. bid.
4'?34c. anked; do. No. 2, 457j,c. hid, 46c. asked;
September, > learner, ? bid, ? anked; do. No. 2,
40\e bid, 47c. anked; October, steamer. ? bid,
? asked; do.. No. 2, 47**0. bid, 4Sc. anked.
live wan quiet; 2,000 bushels No. 2 Western wan aotd to
till at 04c., in store Hurley malt wm? steady. and J.miU
bushel* nold at $ I Jo for choice Canada, and If I Ju a $1 25
for city. Kood wanateady. Wo quote Shorts. per ton, 40
lb* , $12 Ml; do., HO Ibn., $12 5u a $12; do., sharps, loo
lbs , $17 5U a $IS; middlings, loo lbs., $15 a $10; do. HO
lb*., $14; rye feed, $14 a $15. Mean* remained quiet.
We quote ;?Marrow free on board, $1 Jo a $1 22 S;
pea, $1 JO a $1 JDt prime while kidney, $1 25 a
$1 50; prime red kidney. $2 HA a $2 <5; idack kid*
nay, $2 1 > a $2 2V Peas were quiet. We quote Split,
free, per bid., $4 *10 a $5 |f>- green, $1 05 a $2; Canadian,
in bond. 70c.; Southern black eye, two-bushel bags, $2 5o a
$2 .V?. Oats were easier The sales were about (AMJUohiishula.
Miuuute; -No I white. 41c. : No :*7'..- :i .1..
1 tulxcd, J14c.; No. 2 do , S3l4c. a ilN^c.; No A
do., :i2}fre.; rejected, Blo.; mixed, on track, 36o. a tffte.; |
wlilto, <>n track. :t?o l4"?Kite
IT.?Porvlitn dried was fairly active ntid steady. Now I
layer raisin*. SI *?U per box; new loose muscatel do., !
$1 tW>; now Valencia do.. 7'-gc. per lb. Dates. in frails. ?Vsc. >
lirnr.i! nuta?Old,4lac.; now, 7*^0 Hardinos--Quitrter boxes, I
lie.; Imif bnxin, li*r. Now French prune*, tl4c. a I .to. ;
now Servlu do., now Bosnia do. .?\c. Shelled i
Nltnoiidn.:m?c. New liienoble waluut*. 10>4o , now Nnples '
do., llSic.; now French do., SJ4c? New Sicily tllhert*. Be.
Now lloilnnd herring*. #1 :t.? m f I h). Now bus, 12o. a
16c. Currants, 4c. Now Leghorn citron. 14c. Almonds? |
Prilcmi, 6?r?c.; Tarregvun. 16V. 1 Ivira, 16c.; Laugedoc, 1
lnic
Ul'RRT ObOTH.-BftKfiif wm Unit. W o quote \\Ibe., 1
IH-. . 1! lbs.. IIV*. ; al4 ibs . lt?V
Hay axd Stkaw.?There w?a >* fair demand and the market
ruled steady. We quote -Hay? Old *hippniK, "eie. ;
nrimo retail. HOc. t K'h1. ; good do., Boo. a 7tH'.; new. .'Mm*, h
S?e . according to illicitly. Straw?Long rye, ut?e. a N.?<\; (
abort do , 8Ac. s 4<*.
Iltic -ten JtJW.-Th? market was without rbaniro and
i|iilot. Wo quote .Into, to a4,4c. ; butts. 2 7-ltk\ a2'ac j
iccordlnjr to quality .Manila lieiun, 7lao m 7?4o. ; Steal,
Vto.; American double dtossed, $1 7<?; single do . tfMe.s
undressed, $12.'? a f lito; Uussian eleatl. $21tf; Italian, $26S
s fl70.
IIlUKi ?The market remained firm, but the movement
eat tiot rerv by%k Wt quote- l'u '
11
2h lb*. 22c. a 23c.: 2<> lb* to 21 lb? . fntfe. a 21
Video. 2??V. lb* to 22 lb*.. 2IJ?c. ; Oori*i?UUii, 21 lb* to 2*i
lb*., 2U* ; Kio Grande. 20 lb* to 22 lb*.. 2 *.; Orouieo.,21
lb*. to 23 lb*. 114>?c. a 2?k:.; ('alliumia. 2.' Ibi. to 2ft lb*.,
UH>,c. a 2<tc.: Central America. JO lt>* to 22 lb*.. WS* *
17,'ic , datiiuoruf. 2-' lb*. to 21 lb*., 17c. h ISo. ; vera
('rut. 1* lb* mI* lb*., 15c. a 1". V . dry aaluni lexa*. 24
lb*. to :tu lb> lie a 14< -elected do Southern, 24 lb*. t*?
&? lb* . lli it 14c . a* tliej run ; city adaughter ox. HO lb*, to
Hi I lb*-, 1*1' .? , ?c loci nil , ilf. iuw, 4j 1 b*. to tiO lb*., i1 *4J
tic.. selected
hoc*.?Tito market v?a* *11011? and fairly active. Thi
rhipmeiit* * 111 co Friday I a* l ware about HUO balox- W
quote ?New York, uu* crop, choice, lie. a 1*C. l'**" ^1
do. do.. medium. Ik- a lie. peril).: do. do. low to fair, 7c.
a Be. par lb.; Ka*toru.Hc. a lie. per lb.; Wu?lcrn.Hc. a lie
per lb.; yearling*. 4c. a I tie. por lb. . old*, all gro wtb*, 3c.
a 1c. por lb., Pacific coast bop* nominal), 10c. a 10c. pot
lb.
IkoN.?American pi? iron was quiet but tiriuljr hold.
\Yu note *alo? of 2**? too* Lehigh and 2?? uo. crane, both
oil private term a Scotch pig was quia! hut firm. Ti:o arrival*
*inco Tue?dav la*t were 7<Hj ton*, iuo*t of which
was told before arrival. We quote;?American?No. 1.
$21* a $21 : N o. 2. $IS .'Mi a $1'J ; Scotch? Coltuo**, $22 50 a
$23; Ktfl intou. #2 >a$21.
Lkad rouiaiiied firm at $1 1.1 a $4 21 in lot*.
Lkatiikk ?Hemlock aolu wu* in pood doiuaud and firml.?
held. We quote:?Hemlock ? Light Hueno* Av re*. 19c. a
2<?c ; do < alilornia. iHc a lK'^c. ; do common hide. lHc. a
IH^c.: ntiddlo Buenos Ay re*. lMc. a21c. ; do. ( alffornia
Ilk*, a 2l>c.: do. common hide. ISc a |Olwc.; heavy Huonoa
Ay re*. IHc a 21c. : do. California. I '.tc. a2oc ; do. coiRinoit
hide. I He. a 20c.: good damaged Hueno* Ayre*. 17c. a Ilk* ;
do. t ,'ttl H ot 11 i it. 17' .c. 11 fKo coniiiiun l.nie IriLr >1 17.
poor damaged. nil kind*. He a l*>4-e.; bellies, He. a 16c.;
export and jobbing leather, heavy. 2"c. a 22 c.
MOI.ASHW.?New OrleaiiK was unlet at late prices. For*
eign was also quiet. M'o noto wale of Tohhda Mautsuzai
ut 2-*c. Wo quote:?New crop centrifugal and mixed, 18<-.
a 21c : clayed, 22c. a fllr.: muscovado refining, 23* a 27c.;
grocer}, 24c. a 3lk\ ; Porto itico, 25c a :i8r.; Kdglish Is.
laud*. 24c. a 30<\; New Orleans, common. 22c. a 2T?t*
prime to choice, 22c.; strictly choice to tancv, 24c. a 38c.
N.ivai. Stork a.?'The entire market a us dull, but without
chuuge. values being entirely nominal, *?o hhi*. Spirit*
tiirpcutiue in vard sold at 261,c. NVc quote: -Spirit*, turpentine,
merchantable order, 2??l.Jr Kosiu ?Strained,
*1 27**a|>l 30; good strained. $1 3U a $1 22'.. Tar?Will
iniiigton, a 2.r?. Pitch. #1 75 a $2. Advice# rout
WiliniuftoD;?Kosin quiet*, strained. 9i ; good strained,
$1 02**. Spirits offered at 2t ^c. Tar Arm. $1 l2jUc. Tun
pontine steady: bard.$l ; soft $1 75; virgin $2 '_ >
Oii.s.?IJuaeed oil wah quiet but steady Cottonseed oil
ruled null and easy. i*aid oil was inactive. W o quote:?
Linseed?-Calcutta. tK?c ; Amcricuu, (12c. n title Lard oil
city made. 45c. Sperm?('rude, vy.; bleached wiuter
Hoc.; natural winter. HOc.; crude Northern whale, 4a*.;
do. Southern. 35i\ a 38c.; bleached w inter, 47c.; natural
do., 43c.: extra hleached wiuter white, 5Uc. : bleached winter
elephant, HJie.; bit-ached wiuter Unit, 3.7c.; crude halt,
Sound, 27c. for prime.
pKTROLarM. ?Kotiucd was dull and nominal. Wo quote:?
Crude, in bulk, 2,Jlc.; do., in bbls.. 5c. a 6c.; naphtha, 4c.
a 5.?.; refined, cargo hits. H^c.: do., in cases. He. a 10c. for
ordinary brand*, according to delivery; do.. In Philadelphia.
; do., in Baltimore. O^c.
Popi.TKY and (Jauk.?Demand brisk, prices firm aud
supply lighter. We quote Turkey*, 18c. a 23c. Fowls?
Philadolphia, lac. a 17c.; State aud W estern. 13c. a 16c.
(Jeese?State and Western, 12c. a 14c ; Boston green
geese, 22c. u 25c ; spring goslings. 18c. a 20c. Taiuo
ducks, 15c. per lb. ; spring ducks. 20c. Philadolphia
squabs, $2 5o per dozen. Knglish nipe, $-7 pet dozen.
Frog legs. 25c. per lb.; small snipe, 75c per dozen. Heed
birds, 50c. per doaeu. Swe.'threads. $2 5o a $3 per do/.en.
Digi'otis. #1 50 a $2 per dozen. Chickens?Spring. Philadelphia,
22c. a 25c.; Long Island, 2o*\ ; State aud Western,
17c. a 2(Jc. Woodcock, #1 per pair.
Provisions.?Koceipts?Pork. 151 bbls.; lard, 1,251
tierces, 50 bbls., l,42-? kegs and Hi cases; cut meats, 2.871
packages; I aeon, 80 tierces and 1.088 boxes; beef, 00
tierces, 164 bbls. and 4,1 H) cases. Pork was firmer, iu sympathy
with the advance iu lard ; 250 bbls. tness sold al
80 u HO. cash, and 250 bbls. do. for Sentemnct
delivery at $8 85. The following were the bid and asked
prices at the third call:?August, ? bid,? asked; Sop
tember, $8 70 bid $H HO asked; October. $8 HO bid.
Uhlfcil NdVcinlii.r ulii iliiiI in<u' SiS SI I KiH >S>I u ikud
Huron was dull and quoted here at 5c. for half and half,
und til? same hi tlie West quoted at $4 45. Beef ro'ed
quiet. Cutmuats were more active; the sales were oOboxet
clear helllos. 12 lbs. average, at ft?4c.; 25 do. rib do., 12 Hm.
average, at ; 50t> pickled shoulders at 5c., and
lbs. do. bellies. U) lba. average, at A.c. Dressed hogi
were firmer. with a fair deiuaud ; quoted ut 4*4c * j'4c. tot
city and ?Juc. for pigs. Lard wan higher under a speculate
e demand; the spot sales w.-re 425 tierces citl
at $5 75 a $5 Hu. 20t) do. Western at $5 SO a
$5 H2*a, the latter price bid at the close, and 5lX> do. re*
lined. For the Tout moot, at $6 25. The sales for future
delivery wore 5uu tierces. September, at $5 821* ; 5U? do.
October, at $5 S2H h $5 85; j>u do., your, at $5 75. Tin
following wore the bid and asked prices at the third
call:?August, $5 77la hid, $5 82'-a asked; September,
$ "> 77la hid, $5 So asked; Octooer, $5 82*a bid,
$'i H7'a usked ; November, $5 72.1a hid, $5 82 Vg asked;
December, $5 7'J'j bid, $.# H2*# asked; year, $> 7ii
bid. $5 75 asked; buyer the year. $> Ik) bid. $5 87Va asked.
Butler?Receipts, 7..8W packages. The market was quiet
and without change. We quote -.-?State creamery, good to
choice, 17c a 18c.; Western, tine to fancy. Lie. a Ihc. ;
State dairy, 1118c. a 15*?t* ; Western do., I0.lac. a 12>fc.;
do. factory. 8c. a lie (Uieeso?Koceipts. JG.84G boxes.
The demand was very moderate. Wo quote:?Stale factory,
poor to fancy, 3c. a He., Western do. do., 4c. a 5J4c. ; skiiumed,
1 *ae. a 3c. Kggs?Roceipts. 1 ,G.?l bbls. The market
was steady but quiet. We quoteLong Island. New .ler
sey and near by 18c. a 14c.; Stale and I'eiiiisylvania, I2t#
a 13c.; Western, fresh. 11c. a ll>?c.; Canadian do., 12>ac.
Kick.?The market ruled firm, with a good demand at
full prices. We quote:?Carolina, fair to good. Gjgc. a
7l4c.; prime to choice. 7%c. a 7 j4c.; Louisiana, prune to
choice, GJ4c. a 7'ac.; Rangoon, duty paid, 52?c. a Gc.; Kan*
goou, in bond. 5c. a#!1 ?c. Messrs. Dan Talmago's Sous A
Co., of Charleston. S. C., telegraph crop movement to
date:?Receipts, 38,512 casks; sales, 3t#,(JtK) do.; stock
cleaned. 422 do. Messrs. Dan Ta'.iuuge's Sons, of this
city, have just received trom their New Orleans house a
sample of the new crop Louisiaua rice. It is yet too soft
to make any calculation as to tho quality of the pioduc*
tiou. and on account of the drought it is difficult to eeti
mate ou the yield.
SPKLTK.it was tirmty held at 5'4c. a 5L,e. *
Stkakink was quiet.
Suuail?The market for raw was decidedly more active, /
and about U.UtW) hhds were placed at steady prices. We
notesules ef 0UU and 225 hhds. centrif ugal at 7ltc..2,CMMJ
hhds. do. at 7>4c. a 7Cc , 2G5 hhds. do. at 7 il !0c., AH hhdt.
molasse# attic., 138 hhds. 1'orlo Rico at t>?ac. a tf 7-lGc.,
Ilk) hhds. Cuba at ?,iV . 1.3UUhh?le. Cuba mnico*
vado at Gc. R0^ac.. 8UO hhds do. do. atG1,^. a O^o., 2<44
lihds. do. do. at B4de. and 400 hhds. do. do. at til4c. Re*
lined was quiet but steady at yesterday's prices. We
ouote:?Fair retininir. tV'.c. : trend do. liLc. . Culm,
ugal. in bhds., boxes and bags, 7*g<\ a f ?4c.; do.. tuolasden.
in hhds., boxen and hates. .>'40. a H1 ?e.; Porto Rico, refining,
inferior to good fair, .Vgc. a t^e.; good to priiue,
6*4c. a OjgC. Rett tied?Cut louf, 8*gc. a ti^c.; crushed,
Hfi,c. a 8*40.; powdered. 84ac.; granulated. 8>ac.; off do.,
w-?gc. a 8 7-itic.; confectioners' A.844c. a ?; staudard A.
8' gc. a 8*4c.; off A. 7,7*c. a Hjjc*. ; white extra C. 7Jac.
7^0.; yellow do.. 6|t4c. a 7'4c.; other grades, including
C's, 8c. a uAsc.
Tallow.?Receipts?44 hhds., (JO tierces and 345 bbls.
The market was tiriu, with sale* of 4U.0UU lbs, at 5&c. a
5 13-1t>c.: 25.0U0 lbs. choice at 5J|C.
Tin ?The market tor pig tin was tinner under firmer advices
from London, which report the market higher?uow
Inoted at ?tio IOs. Plates wore quiet but steady. W?
quote Banca. 17'4c. a 17lac.; Straits and Malacca, !5o.;
Austiullau nominal at 13c.; English lamb and flag, 14>tc.;
do., reliued. nominal at 15c.; plates, charcoal. $8 J5: terue.
sf.? a|)7&, cuke. $.'? J'J a $-? .si.
Tobacco.?Kentucky leaf was firm, and 3ftO hhds. sold at
full prices. Seed leaf was steady, with sales of 28U cases
New England, crop 1878, so'd oti private terms; liUO cases
Wisconsin, crop 1878. at lOc. a ldc.; luu cases suu dried at
Uc. a 18c. and 30o bales Havana at80c. a 15.
Whiskky.?Receipts. 3s?4 bbls. The market was lirra,
and>'8i bbls. sold at $1 o7.
Kkm<.h th.? I lie general movement was moderate, and
rates for grain tounage wore rather tame. Engagements?
To Liverpool, per steam, l.ikki bales cut ton, 3-tod. a l4d.:
>,0 ?? bo\.-s choose.,45s. ; 'J 5<*) packages provisions, 3os. a
40s.; J.O mi packages through flour, Js. od. a 3s. per bid.
and 25*. per ton, in sacks; some lots measurement goods,
JOs. a 25*.; til,Out) bushels grain, 7)?dL Loudon,
steam, 6,8(10 hushelii grain, 8d. 60 lbs.; 4.UUU bushels
vt lu-iAl 8'.d 8.IIOI bu*lit?l* irrain iir iv?t?. tnrniM- ? fULl
bone* cheese, 47s. (id. Charters?A Norwegian bark, hence
to Cork for oniors, li.UW quarters grain. 6a. 6d.;
a bark. 3,500 quarters. to do., (is. 6d.; another,
same voyage, capacity and rate; one hence to a direct
Mediterranean port, 4.UUO quarters, (is. 6d.; one 5.UJO quarters
to Havre or Antwerp, t?*. 3d.; 2,.V*> quarters to Genoa
(is, 3d.; Austrian bark, to Antwerp, 5.0UU quarters do., tie.;
Italian bar*. 411 tons, hence to Bristol. l.HOU quarter#
bai ley, tin. (hi. ; balance cargo flour at equivalent rate* a
bark hence to Morlaia, 2.UOJ quarters grain, 6s. lo^d.;
8,H(W quarters grain, hence to Lisbon, 16c. per
bushel; 3.1**1 quarters do , hence to Rotterdam,
6s. lod.; a ship (closed previous to arrival* hence to Bremen
or Antwerp, 13,000 bhls. rolined petroleum on
private terms; a Norwegian ship to arrive), 6,0UU
bbls. do., hence Londou. Antwerp or Bremen, and
some others >to arrive), closed recently, for tUa
Coutinent on private terms; German bark. 2,5<*> bbls.
refined petroleum, Philadelphia to the Baltic, 4s. (id.
German ship, hence to Bremen. H,.iUo bbls. do.. Augus
clearance, at or about 3s. 3d.; Norwegian bark, 4,<NJU hbla
do , hence to the Baltic, rate not given; German hark
(ill tons, hence to the West Coast of South America,
on owner's account; steamer l.GVi tons, hence to Belfast,
grain, private terms; British bark, 4,?1)' quarters grain,
Philadelphia to Brest, 6a. 4' j<l. ; schooner, 224 tons, luaice
to St Domingo and back, $J,3(J0 anu port charged! brig
322 tons, hence to Bilboa ami back. prU ale terms, achooser
316 tons, hence to Trinidad, shooks, iV.
DOMESTIC MAUKETS.
Gai.vkstom, August 12, 1*791
Cotton quiet; middling, l((.l4c ; low miildling. lu! gc.;
good ordinary. P\c Not receipts, 580 bales; grots, oju
Sales, 56. Stock, .?,OJ6.
NkW GKi.KA.aa. August 12, 1H7B.
Cotton quiet; middling, lO'gC.; low middling. 1<?V*
good ordinary, H^c. Net receipts, S3 bales, gross, S3'
bales lUO. Block, 2,703.
Mohii.k, August 12. 1KTB.
Cotton quiet middling, l()Jgc.; low middling, in1**.,
good ordinary, P^e. Not receipts, none, Saio*. .a) bales.
Stock, 1 .(?Pi.
Savaxxaii, Augu?t I J. 1M7H.
('i>111mi dull; iuidilliiiir,.l(t*kc.; low middling, I"' <- ; irmnl
ordinary. t^pC. Net receipt*, 7 balea; gro?*. $.
tiouu. Stock, 1,3ti7.
CilARUkSTOh, A(4|Cti "?t 1J. l*7t?.
Cotton quiet; middling, a lo14c. ; low middling.
l<i>ac ; good ordinary, lt)'4c. Nut receipts, 4 bale* Sai?<
lu Stock, so.
^Vii.wijh.to*. August I -J. 1H7V4
Spirit* of turpentine steady at J4l4c. Itosn quiet and
toady; strained. $1 : good trained, *1 ('rude tur
tM'Utilie steady , hard, f I ; yellow dip. $1 7.?; virgin, *J Jo.
Tar Urui at $1 1J'?. Cora steady; prime white, JHc.
(Mwkuo. August U. 1*7W.
Flour steady ;clear. $4 .'nufl 7.'?; No I spring. f.? <i|
S? 7.?; am hot winter, ;?> ? 7"> a iJMi. white do. $*> aS*f&?;
double extra, S<l J.% a S4'* 7m?; new i> roc ess. Sf ~*j a ?7 7 ?:
iitaham.S-t 7-*? a amies WM bbls. Wheat steady: old
No. 2 hiilutli spring. $1 t?C old white and rod Mate. $1 ui
aSI <>*: new white State. SI '*? Corn unchanged Oat*
unchanged. Kyo quiet , Canada nominally due. lu bond.
Corn meal and ralllfeed tiriclianged. Canal freights?Wheat
and peaa, 4'frO.; corn and rye, 4c to New \ org; Itimoer,
$1 tio to Albany, SI i(* to Now York. Kw pta ? lotmnor.
KH.lJUO feet. Shipments?Flour, Him bids.; luiiibcr.
l,i:td,llUO toot.
lit Krvi.o, Auguet 12, IS7W
Flour fairly active; sales ot l.irto bids.; unchanged.
Wheat dull; sales iff 3 cars rod Ohio and J cars while
Michigan on private terms, red Western hold at SI ; white
winter at SI *Sl ' 'J- Corn steady; sales of l(J.?ati bushels
Inch mixed at 41c.; 2.<*? ? do.. lit lots, 41c.; 4.Ml do. No. "J
Western at 41c. Oats quiet; W'e-tern held at 34c A IITh
Slate at MtV. a 4<'e barley?Nothing doing. lt>e nog
looted: Western held at b Hr. High wine* quiet, citj nu<l?,
?f I ?i7 II $!* *. t'anal f reights firm ; wheat, be.. corn .Vge.
Kye, .Vtc. ,and oat* 31, . t?? New Yom, Hall froig* t!
steady; woeat.bc , corn, oats, V^c. u.t'ac..to Now
York. Uoccipts by rail Flour, 3,1"" bbi* , wheat. ilj,4 1
bushels; Corn, .Villi* do . oats,* iH.JkX) do.: barley ?rH.<.
do.; rye, 0,1**1 d ?. Mi lake-? I-lour, .>,.">37 ut>!? . whoat.
21", I'.si busliui*; corn, 47,HI" do Shipments by railFlour,
7.'J4'' bbln. , wheat. I"3.7lki bushels; corn. I >,4.4!
do.; oats. 4H,3??d*> ; barley. 1 do rye, ti.msi do.
nal to tidewater?H heal, 24" lisi bushei*; corn, iYi,*uj|)
do., rye. *.v*ido. Intermediate Wheat, J.ujU husheie:
eorn. l.uui# no.
Pktroit, August 1.'. IH7R
Flour lower, hut In active demand; Sales of .Mm b.hli
white at f ? Wheat higher; extra white Michigan, 91 " ''4
naked. No. I do., .fl t e ?- . \ugiist. *1 l? ' ?a , Neptembor
#1 tMMg ; October. ^ I Ik.old. t'urn very Hun. No. 1 yel
low. 43c. ; high mixed. 4JC.; No I do . i.'c ; No. 2 do., Jim
tints lower, not much doing, No. 1 white. 3.V\ ; No. J Jo.
34'ar.; No I mixed, 34c.; No. 2 do., t.t'je Cloverseet
dull, vert little inquiry , |*ti?n?*. sft:? 73, choice. .! .<?. K?
oolpt*?-I* lour, hols., wheat, bushels; corn,
l/MMdo.; oats. I .Him do. Hhl pine nte? Flour, h.uiii bhls.;
w heal, Iki.dHi bushels; corn. do. ; oats, 2,ik?? <|o
Tni.khO, August 12. ih7h.
Kloti/steady Wheat steady; No. .t white Wabash fl irj
No. 1 white M irliigan.$ t "i amher Michigan, ca-dt. "-",0.;
do.. August, H7 *40., No. 2 aiuher Michigan,'.ac'ge.; No 2
ted \> abash cash. Hw\c. ; do , August aud October, W.^s,;
- rejected Wabash m?c ; amber Weet*

The New York herald. [volume], August 13, 1879, Page 11, Image 11
About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The New York herald. [volume], August 13, 1879, Page 11, Image 11 About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The New York herald. [volume], August 13, 1879, Page 11, Image 11
About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920