The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1866, Page 2

2 A si | NEWYORK SMRALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1g; 1808 | bw FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, } _ T Citizens’ National Bank of Pittsburg, Pa, have in- THE BROOKLYN MURDERERS. a Crensed their capital stock trom fire hundrod thousand to ie Weehay weanenee ns lea, seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars bya dividend | ws.0¢ 49 «ne Prisonors Gensales and Pel- ’ to | hattan, at pills tac eg. ove rbd Aaronpay, Fob. 17—OP, M: | of fifty per cent of tho accumulated earnings, payable In | 11045 ne Prisoner Johm: Mathews, de. ‘come The stock market shows increasing strength and se- shares of new stock to the amount of two hundred and pide patti visited the doomed mon Gon- 7 bl Tony proportions, _ meneeel tarwont en. Putstok'e Day. ‘Twenty thousand tivity, and the indications favor a considerable further | afy thousand dollars Stockholders will have credit O.| ssicg and Pellicer, the murderers of Seuor Otero, at the | fee ey n, = p wit cuonely be tulnsse-br-eomennion =F bands recovery from the recent prolonged depression. ‘The re- | the books of tho bank with one now share of Sfty dollara in street, . Unies nt assy features procession thousand vival of speculative teoling, based as it 1s upon the eub- | for each two shares held. presen yh psi ry i. of the will be one stantial ground of large and improving earnings, 'st-| Application has been made to the Comptroller of the | 1,10 inose men will be exoouted inthe jail yard on the tracting outside influences in its support. ‘The majority | Currency at Washington to authorize » national banks of business mon are of @ speculative turn of mind, and } with a capital of one hundred thousand dollars, at Vir ‘as anxious to take & “flyer” tn stocks as in wheas, hides, | ginia City, Montana Territory. Yi pork or molasses, Whenever a favorable opportunity, a8 | ‘Trains on the Central Pacific Raflroad of California, they consider, presents itself. These men seldom or never | from January 1 to May 13, 1865, ran from Sacramento to i j l 4 | TD as ue ‘thinty-two ‘aro willing to sell “short,” but they will buy on a riaing | Nowcastle, thirty-one miles; from May 18 to June 20 the Reman iccartal ta cas": sre. ce of Ireland, Erina market. ‘Others, again, who bave money unemployed: | road was in operation from Sacramento to Auburs, thir- Before Commis pe gue r mR MoCarty’s mpeny, fom pee, seeing that the stock market is firm, make a speculative | ty-six miles; from June 10 to September 4 cars were run Gorm the Waahibiven Geers. po Se investment, which they would be deterred from doing if | to Clipper Gap, forty-two miles, and at the latter date John Hartman, who has been acoused of having tn his 4 was drooping or unsettled, There are, at the same | the road was finished to Colfax, fifty-five miles from the posscasion @ large quantity of Counterfeit bile and time, always more purchasers, even for long investment, | startiog point, The earnings from January 1 to Novem- stamps, was brought up yesterday for examination be- on riging than a failing market, and a genoral feeling | ber 1, 1860, foot up as follows: fore Commissioner Geborn. The defendant was arrested of hopefulness prevails among the holders of all descrip- on Friday, He had on his person » package of counter- | tons of securities. felts, and when his room, et the corner of North Moore ‘At the early scssion of the open board this morning and Greenwich streets, was searched more forged bills the cbief activity was confined to Michigan Southern and notes were found, (sales 2,500 share), and Erie (sales 2,000 shares). The Mr. Boll, Assistant United States District Attorney, former sold at 7144 and the latter at 81, Reading 101%, conducted the prosecution. Creveland and Pittsburg 81%, Rock Island 106, North- ‘Thomas Bowles examined—Am employed by the Treas- western 28%, New York Central 9034. At the first regu- ury Department to detect counterfelters; I know Hart- Jar board the volume of business was large, with special man, the prisoner, who was arrested yesterday by police pctivity in New York Central, Erie and Atlantic Mail. Sergeant Loudon, on my complaint; he was brought to The latter closed five per cent higher than at the balf- the United States District Attorney's office; when ar- past two board yesterday, New York Central 14. rested Hartman put his hand into the loft hand pocket a Er Ts aH E if f } i) i i Hi | | Stree ‘Tue Washington correspondent of a Philadelphia per has discovered the following piece of startling finaa- & i ef i | fi | l | t : nil 1 fl il i a i Sega ; a the affair, rag Aan Pingo ging a Hudson River, Reading and Rook Island wore pod Of his panta and held on to it; the Sergeant eald, ‘John, | fo, 00° dremmon, when e matory favored the 17th athe steady. Erie was % lower, Michigan fouth- was are you clear this morning?” John sald, “I do n0t | the piace at the dinner should be given. Mon- orn 3%, Olevoland and Pittsburg %, North" ‘with Otero, know what you mean;” the Sergeant eald, “I mean | tague Hall, tho Academy of Musio and the ‘wostern 3, preferred 3, Fort Wayne 3, Cumberland 3, i have you got any stampe this morning?” Hartman sald | {50'07, cto sunvecs was refonea bask to tee inner ous paeretartecher year oo targiy od fe rons" ange ue Puig ir anni remany |” Tn PE pany 9 serol-ant ive | country, 4 pocket.” at tt a at por cent, and a scrip dividend of fifty per cent, subject Yon ana dir ne 1 ato aa Js hand, In which wad Sales of Reni Estate: toa future assessment of thirty per cent, This affects | templated results exhibits iisclf in a work the proof & roll of twenty-five cent stamps, four in a sheot, all equally the common and preferred stock, Government | sheets of which are in possession of counterfeit; the Sergeant banded the stamps to me; the socurities were firm, Coupon sixes of 1881 advanced 4, X Gree i - | Sergoant sold Hartman if he had any more to hand them wi out; he gaid he had no more stamps, but merely took folly ‘the seven-thirty notes of the firet and second series 3. out ‘hia took and showed it; he had several hun- dence, 669 Kighth avon At the one o'clock sessions the market wassteady, and I g . | dred dollars in good money, all of which he put back in elthor buyers or sellers, as the rocord of tho presont two eolook, ‘without fort! at the balf past two board strong, Fort Wayne being 5 his pocket; on tho way to the District Attorney's office | wook will show whon completed. The following were | will be taken to Trinity Comotery for intermen' then the most active of tho railway shares. New York ; j aes ON 1 en the gales for that day :— It appears that this Vernow is in correspondence with 3 ¥ § Counsel for the prisoner asked if they had gone far . Contral closed 7% higher than at tho first regular board, the Rothschilds on the subject, and that other leading ways would have tinse enough by mn Se when this iatoment was mado? na SALES BY MULLER AND WILKINS. Bibs FINANCIAL, Readii 1» Micbli South ‘ort Wi ‘uropean banking houses are implicated in the pl G lon 1@ money drafts bolonging to Oter Witness—Wo went six or seven blocks; we wal Oo ee ae ee vercane ust.) | aso appears that the conspirators have. opened corres: | he Indlsie that he recelved ‘thom from Oloro tor safe | chore in from thros to sovos minutes; 1 told Hartman I AM sotnans ce-sae cago and Alton 134, preferred 7, 1 pondence with Earl Russell and the London Times, with | keeping, as the latter was to have paid a second visit to | was connected with the Treasury Departmen', and that are to Erio was 4 lower; Allon and Terre Haute %, Cumber- | Hope & Co._at Amsterdam, and the Paris jouraala Of | Philadelphia) the, day after the Sengeant was connected with ho polloe; the Sergeant 25x100 7,975 | SSonteemontbls-to she adoralgned, or : land 34, Quicksilver 3. . Government securities were @ intention on the part of the plotters jestroy the ac- | sai john, you aro tight no’ n said, “Whatoan 5 Comy 7 yee credit of the government the evidence is fulland com. | count of the high price of board ut expect to make out of It?" the Sorgoant toid him he ining, 25x100, each. 8,200 8 held lowor. Co-pon tive-twenttes of the old tssue declined %, | Piete. 8 and went to the more vepnkendiog nee’ tx Centrd | would be put up; the prisoner said = ‘could do beter | House and lo: 101 Mudieon st., 24 ae HENRY M DEANE, second issue %, third issue 34. With regard to a recent decision of the Nevada Su- | street, whore he secured board at five dollars per week. | than that, and at the same time pulled out bie pocket- SALES BY 8. B. LUDLOW President W. & M, R. BR. Co,, Wilmington, ¥, At the half past three open board the market was | prome Court, declaring the Specific Contract act nutl and | TH? monoy (gold) found upon his person when arrested | book and stopped in the stroct; he added that if ‘4 lot rf ‘of by Captain Roddy was part of a sum that he got froma | they were officers they did not know their business, i EVIDERD woricE. steady, with continued activity in New York Central, | void, the San Francisco Bulletin states that several of the | Cuban friend of his—Mariano Compledo—who, like him: | and that if they would go into some barroom with him Pe RI Ur COMP, " which sold at 923¢. Erie closed at 8134, Reading 1017, | leading firms of Virginia City have already taken action | Self, was a stranger in New York, also having a letter of | they could settle the business; the Sergeant said all they 24.83¢x100... 16,100 pease Now 4 pny 8 Michigan Southern 714, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8134, | witha view to countoracting, so far as possible, the Peck geet Wk “tlle “ag to ake ee epnatetodl dy pithy ee ae aa ieee oun aa on ee parls Pract lot 20x64, ano ‘The Trustoss of this Copan ave this day. docla Rock Island (s. 3) 106, Toledo and Wabash 38, North | malign effect of the decision by announcing that they | pany with Senor Otero early on the evening of | along; whe! ‘wo came to the contre of Chambers street | 0 Princo st., cor. Mott, lot 26x127 .... mt 800 | dividend of FIVE PER CRN « on the capital stock from Wwostern 29, preferred 6634, Fort Wayne 95}. Aftorwards | will, dospito the judicial fiat, continue their business on | tho murder; that when ho toft him he told him that he | hocame to anothor halt, and made use of other expres- | ‘This was a very poor and almost rickeiy building. ee comets Si Shp Bonin OF TReBarn, Popmne Ot Ane the market was fi tral was quoted at d at half past five New York Cen- 98, Erle #15; a 4, Hudson River 108}¢ a %, Reading 1017 a 102, Michigan Southorn 7134 was going to Philadelphia, in company with Captain | sions tending to settlo the matter, but more earnest than | 104 and 106 Chambo: 2 9 geld apd miver bene, Peterson, of the bark Thomas, and-that was the last he | before; (stamps produced) I marked tha@o; after tho | held are class stron the twor et ee The following resolutions were adopted ata moeting of | saw of him. On that same evening ho visited a concert isoner had been brought before the Commissioner, Mr. Be bankers :— saloon in Broadway, in oa. with Compledo, and icKay, Deputy Marshal, Loudon and mysolf took the gold prisoner to Tueaday, : ‘ransfer books will be closed from the 22d to the 27th indy 64,900 | satanic” books sr tbe sionet frome the D, 0. HYDE, Seoretary, PR Rogers. 68, Ceclont ana Pe there he rocelved the loan of gold coln. Gowsalos is residence and searched it; found in a pair ‘OR BALR-A GREAT INDUCEMENT—10 PER CRW? pa Postage ie pric a aig een te RU ee Ee reeset nat | i¢ he had suMotent and reasonable timo allowed hiim he | of pantaloons in the room dollar counterfeit MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. PAYING OITY RAILROAD STOCK, AND 7 PI 34 & HK, layne | oct null aod void, and whereas all ns who bor. | Could produce evidenco to refute all the ma‘n evi- | greenbacks and ten CENT FIRST MORTGA\ NDS AT A GRBA’ ry ing, Obountsimiapy erie 5 a ae ol od re rte gt, | fen tsa ‘S",‘and S| Sore Regist: SSE obbuih SF vik ass The moncy market continues very easy, and the ma- | of tho Specific Contract act are morally and honorably, Souaaieta Gar pea oacean Re are Weg PR eee eageed rege! Heteneey 38; Se a : : - ; 3 bride's’ paren 5 fority of call loans havo been made at five per cent to- | if not iseatiy, bound: to liquidate such debta and oblige | been an industrious, eober: and rellable map, He be Graanp Baxcken, Into Houtenant United Staten Army, _— aii ee day among tho brokers; but the regular outside rato is @. | ‘'Resoided’ that uny person wise will pay a debtcreated | th? Idea which bas been given through the public ; ‘and he | Miss Many, youngest daughter of Benjamin Keyser, all | FOR THR REDEMPTION OF YUBA COUNTY BONDE The discount line {s dull, and first classcommorcial paper | under the Contract act in currency exce) that he is an ignorant, unlettcred man. Mrs, of this olty. — passes at seven per cont. si gold and sliver, will not be wntitiod Yo° any credit with Frouer, who convorsed with hian yesterday, saya hes Chartiaten Gages Pisin coer. Metis ts Saihy gies eee enamine, CoS Gold has Geen steady, and loans were made at 406 | any business directly of indirectly, ithe ae oat parity, and French with equal ; pan 1S by the How Dr Jr Eolas Avoummare Ge Gate: ot Naw | Ocmnalsstoners of the eounty of Yube, State of Califoraiay por cent in favor of the lender of the colo, The opening | Hesolved, "That the undersigned ‘will continue thelr ment in his own behalf has every sound of pro- Fl 3 York, to Magatan Boxnvx, of the former place, No | havets hand the eum of sore’ (eusand thren bendred esate.” ghia i ol astaine of buatiom 58.0 God and clean ‘and that ne other | DAbility. Gonzales says if he was situated as ho 4 cards, aixty. ‘ia coin for the redemption Pr X. followed by « decline of 34 ands subse- |. Corvenoy will be received on general deposit by ce fs in or France some assistance would be given s od |, Dusr—Pmon—In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, Bonds of of the alee ine om quent recovery to 137}{—the closing quotation. The ex- | “Yrs in dept “thdl NictaaE” ec Taha ; Fobruary 16, at the residence of Lieutenant W. P. Buck- onde of the lenas Port of gold by the day’s steamers aggregated $195,595, oon s Ooaek " as panei toy the aid ner, United States Navy, by the Rev. H. A. Foy “nd Unt sealed propel will be of which the Fulton took out $50,200 and the City of | Coutornia’s example. Tho 8} specific Ci presi pomeh Rt sua * Washington $145,395, making for the week $197,735. r Fetiign exthasge @ cad Bitaary beakcey’ was worked well there, and every State that bas thus far | sufficient to establish his innocence, it will show him to y s Toronto, tripe been able to practically maintain specie payments com- | be not the fiend the public believe him. He ea the A Dated this ‘ at sixty days on England are quoted nominally at 108 mise folly in adopting asjts standard at this time a has a wife and children in old . 8 ROTTS o loading drawers decline selling at this rate, Short sight | se rrcoiated currency. atl, tai Be Bg ep were fof oma It he isto suffer the extreme penalty of the law. His ee which is a very narrow one, is ecrupul Dilla are rated at 100% a 3, commercial 107% a %, documentary (ovtton) 106 a 107, francs (long date) 5f.22}4c. a Bf.25c., short date Bf.160. a 6f.17Ke. The im- Pee Ate tiays bo has employed his tne in mattog: port ment at this port for tho past week has been Winer. GnaRtON —-) ies Ms Diea. " ' Very heavy, while tho exports wore comparatively light. ree gf ae Muang imax oe 90, +oF the door oe representing female Soak . Tho gold value of tho imports aggregated $8,133,205, | 1000 do.......) 104 go | 'n the act of kneeling and worshipping at the and the currency value of the exports (exclasive of 6's, '81,00m 106; OL berg on ay 0) Lew. . On other ee owe specie) $9,777,267. This condition of trade must largely | 19000 US 6's5 20,0°64. 103: ous offset the effect of the cotton shipments from Southern oO bs Gail of Now Oriouna), spit ytennady mon ports. The English advices by the City of London, although they roport no chungo in tho price of five-twenties, and a decline of only 3 a % in Erie, aro not reassuring with respect tothe condition of the British money market. ‘Consols had doclined to 86, a lower point than has been touched since the Crimean war, and there was some ap- prehension felt of a panic in the funds. In Wall street, however, this exerted no influence, and gold, I 5 Sgnge8 388 Eeauesiege? essesss F Egsseesestecenese ~ ~ ~ rT aS at BD at genesenassegepesersssessey2: A EP thas‘senaitive ‘barometer, gave nd’ fhidieation of died ie | tho.slightest. perturbation, So far. as..our own do. money market is concerned, British monetary affairs Mich C 110% Are entirely poworless to affect it as they formerly did, Tome, Ba ee a pest stim coon cormanepe 3000 ClomPrs 34 ne a8 wo our w mg ose solely {fn specie or its equivalent ia produce, the circula- 19000 Ae ae Peay 4 i tion.le beyond disturbance from any foreign financial | 100 sha Phenix Bank 600 Chick NWRR. 28 cause. Gold, exchange and to some extent the produce Bank oComrce. 200 Ris and’ foreign merchundise markets could alone be in- i ae Ba > fiuenced by monetary stringency or panic abroad. i 100 as Teere, are no good reasons as yet, however, for appre- 1700 ry ed SEREEEEHzseceee Fest seases 8 Petroleam stocks were active and firm, Mining shares SEceEseecseesue Pettis tittttt ts * a Ss8eeesss were pleady. At the first board Benton closed 650. lower fry thee ‘pt the seoond board yesterday, selling at $1 26; do, Bilt_500,, selling et $3 60; Smith and Parmice 2 was higher, solling ot $13, Palmer Petroleum aoid do, 100 a O48 Pithole Consolidated $8, Bliven $3 68, Brook- do. 100 lyn 700, Central $3 35, Ham McClintock $6 60, Oil bg Fo Crock $4 60, Firat National 460., Pithole Creek $11 10; | 109 do 27% 800 Shade River $200, United Pot. Farms 0c, Hard Run | 100 do 81S $1 09, United States $17, Gunnell Gold $1 25, Gunnelt | 7 Were Union tel box 60 Cénteal $4 60, Wallkill $1 20, Columbian Coal and Min- sak lathadle S 4, se ; , ing, $8 10, Copake Iron 400. 99 100 shs Erie asant a ‘The business at the Sub-Tressury to-day was aa fol. 2854 100 Mich 80 be Ne asia slept lows :— Ft = do, — Total recetpte. «$9,167,880 a ene The Great Bu \¢ eaaecors 129 «(1400 do. Wo1sg | (Franklin (Pa.) Fob, 13 08... 4 oa toy 5 3 It occurred to mo ha “+ i of G 138;800 We oe < Taauve of te para | “[)IBN'E KNOW wr TOOTH WAR OUT” heap, bocullta iaetas at” ll ‘ i Ft iz es % ‘Saal iet OPBOLATE ge Aare 2 Tiagess By Beate & hs eer te Bee sa ik _. HE BALL SEASON. = Ay Bust +: ~ gee -) rere e Fy SSR mae ar fee RE 4 ae oe paieneana tie 800 Erie 100 Chic & of bis | . ee reas Paka ee Roane, Be | a zamts pF | Dr. Noble until ' oe Stet ae | ry ere & eehie UH eS: cK 2. aes 4 ‘ 1g Ci Params leone er WE. , tote navving | Been goa aa “eed wr aed oh ease | Os s KA ' oh el aten. -~