The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | sm Turspay, Oct. 24—6 P.M. pe sioht mache wee uns SP session of ‘die open board, and Eric sold at 87}, New York Central 983;, Reading 116%, Michigan Southerm.72}4, Cleveland. and Pittsburg 705, Rock le!aud 10934, Northwestern 3074, Northwestern proferred G44, Fort Wayne 98%, Praire ‘du Chicn 60%, Camberland 43.» At the regular-Board pric receded under sales to realize, New York Central closed % higher than at the second board yes- torday, Erie %, Reading &, Michigan South- ern 2%, Winols Central 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1%, Northwestern preferred! 4, Rock Island 1%, Fort Wayno ‘<, Prairie dp Chien 3, ‘Cumberland 1%. Ohio and Misslasippt certificates were umehanged. Thore was 4 rale of 200 Harlow Railroad at ‘TT, and another 200 at 75--its Grat appearanes on. tho ‘Ast for many months. Government securities were stronger, Coupon five-twenties advanced 3¢ a X¢ ; seven- thirty notes of the third serics 34. Areport was current that Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt had been thrown from his wagon and injured, and this led to considerable sales of New York Central and Hud- son River, under the impression ‘that if he died his stocks might be thrown upon the market. ‘When, however; i was ascertained that Commodore’s injuries were vory slight, the ex-] Citement ‘abated, This ‘recalled to him a similar state -of feeting which once ‘prevailed some years ago, when the stotk of the Nicaragua Transit Company was actively dealt im. Tlie Commodore was sick, and his decease would have greatly disturbed te market value; so the shrewdest and most intorested speculators made it a peiut to waylay the Commodore's dootor dally and pat | | aome such iquestion as, “How's the Commodore's this morning?” Those are some of the ludicrous incl- donts that occasionally underlie stockjobbing, ‘The market woakenod after the call and then became strong again. At the open boardat one o'clock it was steady. ‘At the second regular board it weakened unger renowod operations of the bears. New York Central closed. 3¢ lower than at the first board, Erie 14, Hudson River 134, Roading 4, Michigan Southern 3, Cleveland and Pitts- burg 1, Northwestern 34, preferred 3, Rook Island 34, Fort Wayno i, Ohio ond Missiasippt certificates 34. Prairie du Chien was unchanged. Government securi- ties were firm, Coupon sixes of 1881, ten-forties and now five-twonties advanced 3. After the call the market was hammered by the bears, who at the same time circulated » false report that a steamer had arrived, reporting an advance of the Bank of England rate of discount to eight per cent and a de- cline in Erie to 563g; alao that the Atiantic and Great Western Railway Company had leased ‘tho lines extend. ing from Corry, Pa., at its junction with the Great Western, to New York, vin the Sunbury and Erie, the Catawissa, the Lehigh Valiéy and the Morris and Essex railways, But, upon inquiry from the Great West rn Company, we found this report to be without founda tion. The Morris and Essex and Catawissa companies have, we understand, offered to lease thelr re spective lines; but it is very improbable that tho Atlantic and Great West ru Company will avail itself of this opportunity. The speculative director of the Erie road is employing every effort to injure the property of his own company and dopreas its stock In the market, In ‘the hope of being /enabied”to buy back at lower igures the stock which he sold some weeks ago, preparatory to running the price ap egain. At the opon board at balf-past three New York Central closed at 96, Evie 85%, Hudson River (seller 8) 105%, Reading 11474, Michigan Southern 70%, Clevoland and Pittsburg 774s, Cieveland and Toledo 102, Roek Island 107, Northwest:rn 2034, preferred 6834, Fort Wayne 9734, Praérie du Chien 60, Obiv and Missikalppl cortit< cates 2144, Camber! 4 Afterwards, on the streot, the market was steudy, and at five P. M. Eriewas quoted at 8534, Now York Coutral 96 096%. The money market was generally reported easy at 7 per cent on call till after two o'clock, when some of the bears resumed their efforts to produce stringoncy, and, although in no need of loans, get out on a tour of Inquiry for money. This had some effect in inducing weak holders of stocks to soll out, and lower prices followed during the rest of the afiernoon. The banks report a subsidence of the drain westward; but the fact that exchange on New York at New Orleans and Mobile ts at a discount of 2 a 3 per cont keeps up the flow of currency in that direction. The necessities of the South will, however, be likely soon to neutralize in great part tho effect of the large shipments of cotton which are taking place at Southorn ports, and which are the direct cause of the Grain of legal tenders southward. Some of the banks also report a return of doposits suddenly and suspi- clously withdrawn during the time the money market was boing manipulated by the bears a week or so ago. The disbursements at tho Sub-Treasury on account of the fomporary loan continue, but the cutire withdrawals ince the recent pressure set in form but a small portion of the amount of such deposits held at the and of Sop. tember, $36,249,660 of the five per cent deposita being thea recorded in the debt statement and $79,017,960 of the six per cent deposits. Tho notices of withdrawal mataring to-day aggregated only $230,000. There is a q00d supply of commercial paper offering, and the best grade passes at 7 a9 por cxnt. The gold market was firm, the opening price being "1463;, from which there was an advance to 146%, anda subsequent relapse of 34, the closing quotation being 6%. Foreign exchange was dull, and good bankers! bills at sixty days for sterling were quoted at 109 net. Petroleum stocks were steady and moderately active at the first board. Pithole Creok was 16c. higher than at the same time yesterday, Buchanan Farm 5c. At the second {t continued steady, with the exception of United States, whioh declined 30c., closing at $29 80. Fee Simple closed at 12c., Webster $118, Mount Vernon 60c., Ben- nehoff Run (35) $15, Buchanan Farm 80c., Bradley $1 10, Cherry Run 25¢., Empire City 48c., Excelsior 73c., Germania 33c., Knickerbocker 19¢., Manhattan 25¢., Birat National Tlc., Oceanic 60c,, Oil Creok $1 43. Tero ia considerable division of opinion among the Mississippi and Missouri bondholders respecting the pro posed arrangement for selling the road to the Rock Island Company, and a new scheme is on foot to sell the road to a rival company--the Northwestern—instead, on torms said to be moro favorable than those offered by the Rock Istand sche The scond mortgage construction bonds suld to-day at 35, or 5 per cont hi; her than the price allotted at the recent meeting of Mississippi and Missouri bondholders, many of whom are interested in te Rock Idand Company, The following \s one of the plans proposed, uader the title of Amendment No. 6:— For tho distritests proceeds of the cutee ths Missiseippi and M vibroad to the Rock Island Railroad Compaiy for $5,600,000 in (uo arensiet the lake “One. titlion dollars F x million dollors rat Division at 14,000 First Divieion income at 100, sara‘eno: 0 008 oq sain at 75, $300,000; 1000 eg 0 «aloosa at 0; 3,612,000 First Land Woatorn Division at 65, $2,317,560. 095,000 Second gage over all ut 60, $417,000; 260,000 Secume a clase at 60, $199,600; 84.000 Income on Oskaloosa ab 800 —total $4,998,700. One yoar'e intorest 1, iteon, ssh pene one year's interest on ge} *, one year's interest ov $1,045,000, $43,800; and two: wera years interest om 83,012,008, gist, Aza 160,194; which, added to $4,039,700, maker $5,308,804 ings to January 1, 1868, and talanco to ‘to stockholders. Cortilicater or receipta to bo tsened By trostoce, to bear interest from Ji 1, 1866, Rock Tend Gon “Coripany appointe one trustee; Misstssipp, and tasourt see ro appoints one trustee; bondholders toe. Rock Ixlmd Company to fore. expense, Karn ngs of road to go to Rock Island Sine after January }, 1866. bi business at the Sub-Treasury to-day wan a8 fol. The total value of the exports, from New York to foreign ports for the week ending October 24 was $6,008,602, ‘Tho total valve of foreign exports from the portjot Baltimore last week was $247,705, The following comparative statement ahows the aver. ago condition of tho Joading items of the Philadelphia banks for the past and previous woek :-— Od. om ood Ledger of Tuesday says :— to the above returas the Phiindelplia + The of iesthon i) ‘aor cole . y one, except that of de bey: ty woll on to @ million © Aotlars—tho result, probably, of the sha and for HORT (ol 6 ve 90k oF tivo past. © Tho caus ote strin= are ont Saoed oni wo et 43 at c, 8 ‘ke for B the WI “ in the direct fon Fre tn al a File ie bellowed, will coaso in a fow days. town orders for currency have failon off, w! have been free nix from the government ofticas ‘The polly of the Treasury contreslog Bad po atdbry fails fog emp * ot pro da oe For anitiion ‘of compound notes “d ready passed into funded debt, and the afty asked for will be forthooming. ‘Tho following are,the carmings of the’ Philedelpbie nd, Brie Railroad Compose for the month of is er 6th of Novomber. The transfer books will bo close trom the Ist to the 10th, ; A despatch from San Francisco to Wells, Fargo & Co. 1036's, 181,000, 1 Up o%s 1807. 110 Us 6's, 1881,rog 10856 19000 Uxé's, (5-20ceNc 108; 19000 do. + 103} market was Maar t for tga mt sei: hea sip de 860. ; gene middie, 380, 400 = 410. ; . do«-Catifornia, yo gs Mat, 3 good middle, 37, # 800.; ao: Heavy, 986. 0 0c." “do, Orinoto, 0." good lighk, “S40. heavy, 8. 360,| do. good {iniddie, 816, a 880, ; dainazed, Bil welglte, S20, quotations, ant, tess ie, do mle, ase, Foed, ‘200. ; do.3d series 1000 US 6's,l yc, ni 15000 N Carolina 6’s. 1000 Alton 20 sha Ninth Nat Be 1209 Canton ey, 100 do. 5 Del & Hud 900 Cum Coal pre quiet, but SES ks steady. Calcutta was hold horo at $2 50, and in Boston et-§2 45, sp.—The markot for pig was docidodiy. more activo, on prices were a shado firmbr, but not noticeably higher, ‘Tho enles wers between '3,000 and '4,000 tons, for immediate delivory and to arrive, at $6 10 8 $0.87%%, tgold, The stock is iow concontrated in fow hands, and okt for an advance; 7c. got and 100. currency haveb-en offered and vefused.’ Holders decline to sll Below 10340. Pipo and shozt, woro frmor at 150,, and bar at Tie. Morass continued Fd seal ce per hhds. Cuta and 300 Navan Sonus wero 96-8 general thing vory steady. Spuits turpentine sold tova fair extent at $1 trig a $l 18 yor gallon, for largo ama Jot, crude was in demand, with pales’ of 200. bl t $7 ‘1. Rosina wero not 80 nideration of the reduced Stok. We note sales of 800 bbls. common at $7604 $7 - 600 do. strained to No, 2 at $8 a $13, a8 toqvality; 1 do. No, 1 at $14 2 $18, and 50 do. tet at $21 $22. ‘Tar won Grm, with sales of 400 Washington, Newbora, kc, 8 at $70 $7 Wilmington’ thin and Fope lat $1 0 stoady, with pales of 70 bola ere. 6 Naits,—Cut continuod in 830 2d call SESSEEs t | 383 ‘360, and zino at 20c., cash. On..—Tho market ior both manufactured eahorets oil waa vory firtn, with « oe Jobbing ing note galos of 140 bbis. bl ached winter alo os 00 200 bbls, crade do., for mana‘noturing a winler #porm at at $2.60, and 45 bbis. a ‘was polling at $1 25, and ,teapanetions in oil me! ere a ieNo 101 10-40 cou 9234 ‘2800 Readi 3-80, 258 . way: = acti bat at lowor prio an outside lot of English, comprising 40 12,000 gallons), sold at $135, but that was my undor the market, as cruahéra were enorally firm, and. domanded $142 for cask and $1 43 fot bil. We noto salos of 135 ee Cty distilled rod oil, iu jobbing parcels, ‘at $1 30 per gallon. ‘O11 Cake was firm, with a moderate ingniry, Weatora sold at $50 a $50 50, and 60.tons o.ty sold, in aga, at $62. Tho mit, tn ola, was held at $63 por 28 bbls, pork, 09 its, 1,503 do. choose, market was fairly pgs a and at the close were considorably eavy at $34, cash, chemi won were about 6,500 luding 3,000 bbis, moe or oversee delivery tssourt "4 Ohio &Mine cor 27% 8 sha Bk Commerce 106 Del & Hud Canal 145% 400 NY Central RR. 9144 lo, . i s8Sesesstis= bg do. BB. do, do do. BR CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuxevar, Oct M—6P, M. ALcomot was quiet but firm, with revall sales at §4 50 and buyor’s option, per gallon. Asuva.—Receipts, 9 packages. The market continues ull, but holders were vory firm at previous prices. Breaperorrs,—Recelpte, 21,096 bbis. flour; 200 do. corm meal, $1,000 bushels of wheat, 16,365 40. cora, | wae dull and prices were 52,300 do, osts, 1,250 do. malt and 6,378 do. barley. = but moderately active, but prices were also somowhat heavy. The sales were about 500 bbis. Canada flour was iaac- tive and prices were tonding slightly ju buyer's favor, though we heard of no material concessions. Tho sales were about 300 bbis. Rye flour was unchanged, with a Vory limited domand. moal was steady but lnac- tive. We quote:— nat frrak ens cae ge oF 73 je We heard of ao activ, at full prices, ‘but we hoard of fon farther are ml ar rca ground, $265, and 26; Marshati’ rk's Island, 60¢., cash. Srattax.—The market was firm et 7 for Silesian on without particular sales. 33 i se 3 “ st fi. iG 22° 52 more buoyant an saa, dicing ® anpexed. The sales were ‘about 9,000 Upland. Hi 8 3 t H iE metal was feirly active g gc. & Bigo. for Dotroit, DL Ra, —; ie eece ext weauee a Jar trade In amall lots, and Moca siete vaniee soa, yey a Biigec., tot 6 Western ota good part to go South, Patont » @e., fi toon were ied, wih Pin deta ti ant we -F unc 45 4a } ordinary do., hes. Topsec | at 30. ; 7444. To Hamburg, %. $1. The charters pe io a 8, market continued quilot, but ptiovs wore ima i Dh “IN 1 wine nes, Te cep alen ap ee B r ¢ IN ANOTAL. WANTED, ¥ tony yng HA Jonge nee Sie eee Hota ‘OF SAN Lage ty BONDS i Ine Seam trem tn after fi Srrodes etal ‘Novem! ag free sal Porchaso and mugersramens ‘and 0 we OE | SPE Boi iva aes Cole Ye UP | Tape ASG, OER GAR, SS tas eoun ooo ah. gost teu or AND LOAN BROKER, Ni; |» Boaver street, New York. mh ‘ONKY TO T.OAN—ON MORTGAGE be 5 URTIO wn. Surtties, | ae nums to suit, at the office of pany, pean Beara 47 AE aon ee Sea EA Orns m or Wo BRADLEY OIL .OOMPANY OF, Cherry Rua, Pi No av ane tou: at batigtat al} ny have of twa ‘op the capital ‘lowed fora 136 4et'b{ the 10th of 2 TL: LOWRRER, Seorotary. yet hep haem rete Arcot ea TPH CoUrONs OF rite sot AND, ROGRX BAS, 6 due 1st proximo, will be thoaterohunty” Nations, Banks Ni artlon tea or more coupons would facllitate ite Sen jng:ve samo to the bank one week TSAAG_VAN AGENEN, Treasurer, y ANTPO—87,00 ON! FIRST MORTOAGE, THRER story brick house, full tot, me neat Rigip. ree pa = at 2, ne ree For particulars call PTE DIVIDEN thin day doclawertn die wntock, Bayan on hind after ‘Transfer books will be November, BOND AND MOI $125,000 me meager ip thie alts oF Fe tyn. Appl; to JOHN F We t/ $135.00 Ragan asogr™ care $250.00 000 3.’ "LOAN ON BOND AND MoRT. aes suit, on RBLAN, bet So iss N ELRGA! Avent tver uy Senet SUITR AP FLOOR rr 1D ONE OR TWO ROOMS A, Seale aia ee ee exe tee tarniane” yp gall at No. ho "Pople ‘Brooklyn. arg Perversions Ae FANILY, 1% A GRUTERS LOCATION, a Accent let three or four fut poly af 109 within @ bleck of @ good rooantont> Apply at 109 Becona avenue. a0. eos moa? Seer | aaa “FOR AS ee aa me, erga cast Sepnenen, eee or weaa tae oe one Aa based fa he Oat TS RAST TWE! =H Pe bade HOUER SD, Bh OF OR LM BALB—168 sacl eaters bd Se Pdhal cl ap. a. ativan: ae SBD, Gress. aise ‘BURNISURD MOUSE TO, RENT-AILL 18T MAY ion nfaait walk from tending, oe ad: box 5,808 Post ofjce, DESIRABLE THRER STORY ee Loy Bed Acinic aan Toy st Office. GF ery Ps rene AaVE- A Sue, ERR ay FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WITH Lie | AREER we = nue, fo dascisent, all board: Portlets Ar Pavate FAMILY (FOUR ADULTS), OOQUPLING | Reondwas, conv a} ‘deatrabl; wi the eatire Floor aenrcnles sient of, four oom to gai erieen aera ner fe tnd Uhotr wives) with iH Herald offes. ‘T 118 SHOOND AVR! HANDSOMBLY FU! feeekant irk Reet sutle be" shaply bo Bitmonstbie pertics, stain rae #0Co., Mo,'s | Stondance. street BROIAL Bree Sierauseoey % we & 0. Nor wrote sete As ey faa Se Basra STORE TO years, ae te Eeieeo FURNISHED aiding! © ee e be ny od coe ee TAOS, AN Remnogs Sp eg BS ialehed 1a (wo. > = er a Ld Neha tn D _OOUNERY, OR ‘4 SITUATION WANTRD—BY A RESPECT, BLE GIRT ya tas beak city Tefercnoes, RESPECTABLE’ i re ‘GIRL WANTS A SIT ieviow 40 160 Woat 2at0b. Fame ar Ae pS ce meena Zeer -e sce aoe sort selene tap door, back Teaisarpen at we vga parialars apply 0 oF re DS ee pe letra ane cbee LE rorae Orehard tetereton oat be given Of calling as 72: , RESPECTABLE ‘WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION A® Hyg it ohild. peng 906 Hicks st., Brooklyn, I iro Ta Tat ddl EES T° ear TURNISUED FRONT ROOM AND ‘per wee! "Tis aciek We foster akreok LETLNBAR FORT WASHINGTON,” FOR 6% ronnthe, ‘a Furnished House; all modern improvements onteman’s residence. Apply to A. B. MILLS, Tenth aronue. 404 WEST FIFTY-! rome Tegan for our BY THR ad fitting ladlow’ A oo ge ta ARLE WOMAN WISHES 4 SITUATION A =a Bisset ip Sesklog sod: ktoaips, ven cite ~ 80 Metron (roi het last pincer” Call for twe days ab West Both ‘at, third floor. A SITUATION WANTRD_BY. 4 YOUNG WOMAN, As ee willing to Absiat in washin cnet a8 Apply at 173 West Ath at, ‘Ae SITUATION WANTED BY. ¥ snaeeetyD COOK, family; ‘of cooking can sie be bon Dent olty re Witenes ats licen forthe last aren in most respectable families. Call at Sibaitondway, 1 from oto for two days, oF a SITUATION pris mt nd bboiearer oIN A PRI. ee patie cir Foy rk ‘Wo! vet ita sat TAKB In ‘Ste 70 rashing; ih. Lewt eee eet eajutreds "Gan bo moras WL PROTESTANT TatRt WANTS. 4 sod di washer tn pega Saw of oy rote re ARould be ead ot vies dress sa . email Call at sue meee ad haa A Tho AS AS batt conpast as LAT—A SMALL STORE AT 87 BRIDGE STREET, i Taeeed Tara awa LER te Snare ‘ear ‘sou ai ere Over the store, between th and 6th ey BOOM ON 7HE FIRst Fi pasos GIRL WANTS. Canal strest. Inquire of Dr..B, M, |; sind Fe aoe oe or tp a oe WRST FIFTY. on (vane w T° LET—AT eS a ae A Danoe | it tho crotalng ‘ot tho Mlooralngaalo road sad’ aha tue Eleventh Srenus, near fz7.h atecot. Rent on reas ETA NEW TWO STORY AND BASEMENT | cor. fetes ee EMR! rian io from Grand and Woweovell red: will sel house a ae eee ead 5 “ingatre Eat 18 Bouth etreot, N LET—AT NRW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND, THR House, beautlt on the ter: WILDEY, 3: Eetlanding."inguice on te prealee, Of Mi acne | Post da er ona eee | Niet. 'W. 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WANTS anys A Grvarion denn fortwo dure at lis Bast 28th — Se Lyi AS ecanes Gall ato Youxa ae a A at Soewesn a anna ‘Tt and 6th ave. ae ae trees ago SITUATION AS ‘3 OWAM- wet aang thn og cook MIDDLE AGED WOMAN W: aoe wearer 32 iwe dagen Inquire. at @ Watts st., for ae ene = [eet ett Bee raeereas a Eresidurantatached ad iene oagiogs Uy night. Wat 70 '® TAS [ace an BNTRY ROOM TO LET, 74" MINTH gTREET—BOOMs 70 LEY, IN A PRI- FOURTH AVENUE, RETWREN exTIRTH SPI erence aetna) oe coe 2.000 Ses ey ay nae aes ree ale pt sys orRt — Ly soir yf as ‘assist with the ere z, oan be "acon th mTuATion WANTED-BY A FIRST OLASS COOK; ber business tm all ite oreuy SRE A ee ‘edret, wes ae etee Rr objetion a aa roar Wisene HAL Si eyo tre chacgrot on ont, enebie ‘lista poe irbetis thay same voctatae eat JOUNG N WANTS A SIT- ae at te 27th st. SITUATION WANTED—! pd as to do housework In a tinal Eee aaets from ber leat two dayn ot ween Mh and oye. Aad at. between Mh and 10theye 0 yousa Wom, A, DI NG WOMAN, A DRESSMAKERS, WISHES a & oi Es a ac Eiht ipaag oa AND ~ yee oF ‘mal ry