The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1867, Page 9

——_—_—. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuvespar, Oct 17—6 P. M. The gold market hag been strong and, on the whole, rather active to-day. The opening transactions were ‘at 143, from which point there was a nearly steady ad- ‘Vance to 1443, influenced mainly by cable telegrams Feporting the London stock market lat and indicating the possibility of an ocoupation of Rome by the French. ‘The price afterwards relapsed, however, and the closing transactions in the room were 14414, but subsequently on the street the quoiations sdeanced to 144%. There ‘Wasavery active demand for cash gold and loans ‘wore made at 3, 1-16, 1-32, 3-32, 1-64, 8.64 and 5-22 per Cent per diem, respectively, in favor of the lender of the ‘com, The gross clearings amounted to $64,272,000, the gold balances to $659,649, and the currency Dalances to $1,182,546, The steamer Weser took out $1,200 im specie, It is telegraphed from Washington that the November in- terest on the gold bearing bonds will aggregate $24,900,000 and that the disbursement will be dis- ‘tributed thus:—At New York, $17,429,501; Boston, $2,910,351; Philadelphia, $2,359,591 50; Baltimore, $052,016 50; Washington, D. ©., $258,439 50; Cincin- natl, $194,752; St, Louls, $94,772; Chicago, $128,709; Pittsburg, $10,422; Now Orieans, $13,937; Buffalo, N. ¥., $9,865 60; Charleston, $3,058; San Francisco, $3,585. The effect of this payment has already been discounted, and a very large “short” interest has been created. Most of the speculative brokers are operating on the bear side, but the strong houses are buyers of gold, and the tendency of the premium ts upward. Speculation on the Stock Exchange is hesitating in its Course, and the railway share market is gradually losing the support of the street, The bull cliques, however, show resolution in carrying out their plans, and, not- ‘withstanding the existing monetary activity, the crea- tion of = considerable “sbort’’ interest would probably ead to strong efforts being made to further advance Prices, The bull cliques appear to be weil supplied with money ; but the fact of the supply in the open market being limited causes the commission houses to throw thelr influence, to some extent, against the bull move- ment, both by dissuading their customers from buying ‘and being more exacung than usual as to margins. A severe break in the ‘railway share market is gene- rally expected before the year closes, by the bulls as woll as the bears; but wide differ. ences of opinion exist as to the particular time when it will occur; and, meanwhile, all who are “long” of stocks expect to sell out before the crash comes. It is only a question of time, however, and therefore the risk attending the purchase of speculative securities at present prices is obviously great; and this is particularly the case with regard to the stocks which are the most inflated, like New York Central, Hudson River and Northwestern, The latter are disproportion- ately high when compared with Fort Wayne, Cleveland and Pittsburg and afew others on the list, But all the Speculative shares are dear im comparison with govern- ‘mont securities, which yield a better income upon the Anvestment at the current prices than any others dealt in Op the Stock Exchange, | The money market was very active, the supply being ‘hardly equal to the demand, The rate for call loans, whether on governments or mixed collaterals, was seven por cent in currency, with exceptional transac- tions at this rate in gold. The pressure upon the banks for discounts continues unabated, but only a small por- tion even of the best grade of commercial paper offering is taken. The rate is seven percent at the banks, but bill brokers are offered 8 a 9 per cent, and in some instances 3 mach as ten percent is paid for discounts of good Paper. The depressed condition of trade makes both she banks and private lenders extremely cautious in ‘their scrutiny of names, The stock market was weak and unsettled at the com- ‘mencement of business, under sales vo realize, and at the early session of the open board New York Central wold at 1123 a 112% ; Erie, 715; @ 719 ; Reading, 10134; Michigan Southora, 80% a 81; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 83%; Rock Island, 97% a 975;; Northweetera, 45% a 45%; do. preferred, 66%; Fort Wayne, 101; Western Union Telegraph, 3334 a 34; Pacific Mail, 148% 0 140, At the first regular board railway shares continued to decline, There was unusual activity in Pacifico Mail, which opened at 160, but declined on the call to 14734. ‘There is a brisk demand for the stock in anticipation of the annual election which will take place on November ‘21, and.ea-effort will then be made to change the board of directors, the present management of the company being, it is contended by the opposition, inimical in many respects to the interests of the stockholders Now York Central closed 1 lower than at the same time yesterday, Erie %, Reading {, Michigan South- ern 23, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Rock Island %, Northwestern preferred 5, Fort Wayne 5, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 134, Quicksilver 11¢, Western Union Telegraph %. Northwestern was 3< higher, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 3, Pacific Mail 1, Atlantic Mail %. Government securities were steady at yoster- day morning's prices, but 3 a % lower than those cur- rent in the afternoon. Ten-forties were ¢ lower, and weven-thirtios, of the second series, 3¢ higher. The State stocks were steady. At the open board at one o'clock the market was drooping and the speculative feolieg continued tame, The volume of business was rather light, but weil dis- tributed. Now York Ceutral sold at 112; Erie, 71; Had son River, 126; Reading, 1013; Michigan Southern 805, ; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8355; Rock Isiand, 974; Northwestern, 4644; do. preferred, 66% a 667%; Fort ‘Wayne, 99%; Pacific Mail, 1464; Western Union Tel @ Graph, 3374 a 33%. At the second regular board the market was firmer in tone, and prices advanced on the call. New York Cen- tral closed 3; higher than at the first regular board, Michigan Southern %, Northwestern %, do. preferred 56, Fort Wayne 3g, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 1, Pacific Mail 3. Atlantic Mail was 34 lower, Quicksilver 1}. Government securilies were heavy, and coupon five-twenties of 1862 closed 3% lower, issue of 1865 4, now issue of 1807 3, seven-thirties, second series, \. New issue of 1865, coupons, were higher. Tennessee sixes, new, advanced }¢. Owing tw doubts as to the payment of the next half-yearly interest on the bonds of this State and large ‘short’ sales, the price has de- clined to 6954 for the new issue, At the open board at half-past three the market was steady. Now York Central sold at 112% (b. 3); Erie, T1K; Reading, 1013¢ 10154; Michigan Southern, 815; Rock island, 975; ; Northwestern, 46% a 46% ; do. pre- ferred, 67% 0 6734; Fort Wayne, 100 (b. 3); Western Union Telegraph, 3454 a 345;. During the remainder of ‘the afternoon the market was rather jieavy, and @tsix o'clock the following quotations were current:— New York Contral, 112% @ 112%; Erie, 714 a 71%; Hudeoa River, 127 0 128; Reading, 101 a 10114; Michi- gan Southern, 81 6 8114; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 833¢ 9 83% ; Rook Island, 0795 a 9734; Fort Wayne, 99% a 100; Northwestern 46 a 46%; do. preferred, 66% 67; Pacific Mail, 14814 0 148 3g; Ohio and Mississippi certif- cates, 2634 © 265; Western Union Telegraph, 34; ao 84%; Canton, 43)¢ a 44; Cumberland, 28 a 29; Quick. Gilver, 2134 @ 22; Mariposa preferred, 16% a 1724. « The bears in government securities resumed their operations this morning, and, assisted by lower foreign quotations for consols and five-twenties, prices declined. ‘There was no pressure to sell from outside sourcea, how- ever, aud the present low quotations are inducing purchases of five-twenties for shipment by the foreign bankers in anticipation of a speedy Tecovery from the prevailing speculative depres. aion, At the close the market was heavy at the mubjoined quotations:—Rogistered, 1881, 111 a 111%; coupons, 1851, 111% a 111%;; 5-20's, registered, 1802, 11396 a 11446 ; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 11145 #111 ; 5-20's, “Coupon, 1864, 1083, = 1035; ; 5-20’s, coupon, 1865, 1083, 9 108%; do, do, January and July, 106% a 106%; 5-20's, coupon, 1967, 106%; 3 1065{; 10-40°s, registored, 100% & 100%; 10.40’s, coupon, 100% a 100%; June 7.90, 104% @ 104%; July 7.30's, 1045; » 104%; De- eomber do, do,, 119%; May do., 1865, 117% a 117%; August do. do,, 116% 0 116%; Sepiember do, do., 115% 9116; October do. do., 11514 a 115%, The loading drawers in England reduced their rate for bills at sixty days to 109% this morning, but second hand sales were made as low as 108%. This decline was considered to be partly speculative, ite purpose being to enable certain parties to buy bills at the advanced quote tions preparatory to an advance in the rates, The market for both sterling and continental bills was dull, and in the latter there was no material change. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1037 8 109; at three days, 109% a 1003¢; Commercial bills, 1089 109%¢; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.18% © 6.16%; at three days, 6.15 = 6.14%. Ab the frst session Consolidated Gregory Gold closed Se. lower than at the same time yesterday, selling at $6 10; Now York and Eldorado 5e., selling at $3 36, La ‘Orome cold was 60. hicher. selling at 660, Honver gold at $11 25; ‘NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1867-TRIPLE SHEET! Edzehili Miving, $465; Rocky Mogntain, Abc. ; Sensenderfer, $9 90. Consols and American soourit'es were heavy in Lon- doa to-day, ‘The quotations compare thus with those of previous dates:— Consols. Unies sates Ort % Oct 10. Oct, 17. aeeeeee D4 S16 0436 93 9-16 five- twenties oe TL 16-16 68% x0. cm one of 7 ‘A Chicago journal of Tuceday remarks of local mone- tary gffaire: ‘There has been a very urgent demand for money to- day, and the banks generally report business quiet, The condition of the market is much the som as at the close of the . The market is pot siringeat, Dut is close, week, and only first class business paper is discounted, The demand is montly from shippers of grain, The packers are in the market for loans, but their wente ome not large. Mercantile paper is only offered to extent, and is terest is firi steady and frm, withe a fair demand, lerate at the asual rate, The rate of in cent, Eastern exchange round lois were m at ten per sold from banker to banker at par, There was no change in counter rates—viz,, $ discount buymg and par selling. ‘The business transactions at the Sub-Treasury in this elty to-day were as follows:— Total receipts. bjs Fy yo Total payments . $2,079,181 OC. see +- LLB, 276,271 2 000 sent The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- pired portion of the week have been as follows: — Custom Houss Sub- Treat Aimcipts. — Reeeip's Paym Balances. 1568 $3,040,109 $3,421, as $109, 719,491 ATT 43h 8,855,444 1,427,341 111,647,593 406 2,089,052 "605,527 113, 200, THO 974,000 2,128,653 2,079,181 115,276,271 The Boston bank statemonts of the past three weeks compare as ander:— eet 30. Oct, 8, | Oct, 14. Henry $96,177,109 $94,762,617 4 839 417.073 "478,161 ve =n tender Notes 12,987, 405 13,046,359 13,572,652 Deposits 35,294,823 35,989,155 Greulation (Nat) brary oH 24,355'585 24,806,209 Ciroulation (State) "253,523 ‘249,200 258,377 The Bank of England return for the week ending October 2 is as follows, compared with the statement of the previous week :— The above changes are of some importance. fhe heavy government and other disbursements at the turn of the quarter have occasioned = considerable draft upon the increase in £1,422,638 blic and private deposits, entailing a large the active circulation, and a decline of im the reserve. Owing, however, to the abundant supply of money in the general market, the demand at the bank discount office has been so limited that the increase in the other securities is only £131,052. Of the £413,000 of foreign gold sent into the bank from abroad during the week, the whole has been drawn out again in coin for internal circulation, with the exception of the sum of £46,272, The following is an exhibit of the condition of the Bank of England on October 2 and at the corresponding period in each of the last three years, together with a comparative view of the bank rate of discount and the pepiatempaiey 2 988 988 ene 27.015 6,169,451 ‘17,209, 686, a The following is the official return of the checks and Dills cleared at the Bankers’ Clearing House, Londos, London papers comment on the above as follows :— This shows an to a slight extent, after making increase allowance for the Stock —. settlement and for the close of the quarter, however, is considerably less wa that at the porsearontiog period of the ing pny ieyor that there is at least drafts, But it is satisfactory to note some increase in trade checks and The return of the Bank of France for the week end- ing October 3 shows the following changes as compared with the previous account :—Increase—Bills discounted, 53,000, 000f. ; 9,200,000. 400,000. show: notes, 34,000,000f.; current aecounts, advances, 600,000f. Decroase—Cash, 25,- treasury balance, 11,000,000f. The return further reduction of £1,016,000 in the stock of bullion, making & total reduction of £1,624,000 within a fortnight, At the same time there has been an increase of £2,120,000 in the bills discounted. The bank and open market rates for money in the Jeading continental cities were as annexed at the latest Amsterdam. .25,—2%¢ rte! —2 Torin Brussels ‘ hy Madrid. 2%—1%—2 Hamburg St. Petersburg.7 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. use, 000 TCOUTTS6's Sadr Gal aAt iiss 10000 hae 5.20, 6, ner us) i 25010 en 000 Ww Toa X Car 6's ‘2. 8, 8. 20000 Missou 200 Erie 6000 do... 3000 £200 Mo 65 120 20000 Ohio 4 208 1000 do... iq 10) ‘3000 ObIo : 74% 109 1000 NY 9 400 500 Chi 95° 500 8080 Tol 2 1D 4000 Alt & Terre Hine, 80 100 I 3000 Gal A Chi 2d m... 10015 © 5000 Long 8 400 CI 18 sha M 1200 45 St Nicholas Bank... 104 400 12 Cen 196 709 10 Bk of 7 300 1000 West 45 190 do. a) 400 do. 10) 30 ao. Fa 100 Quiekaii Ps {00 Pacihe ails Con, 160 0 do. . 50 do. M 100 do. i fo. Wout HR 11236 10 do. chi. 100 = do 6 do. 8 cade asi RRO 'S s FELEEEET EH 100 Boston Water 16% 100 Adams Express Co, 63) were quite 5 & Thursday, Oct. 17—10:15 A. Me eee ie a shs —— Mail,2dc¢ ed . 12 o'clock 200 50 400 100 60 } “a 08 ns 100 if wo as 15) we oo “ey 400 46, tw ri ow 200 ay io a 100 6} io f rH 100 os oO 100 6 ” COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuonspar, Oct. 17—6 P.M. * buta trifle lowe: meal was La: omy id meses Maslin srs Une ree ache calorie, $6 80 for city, and $7 6 87 79 tor randywine We a $10 SaueskebsSSeceres ber buncheon. ihe market for wheat was depressed by cable news and at heavy receipt a bushel was submitte fis and Noss SA are i 4 io 0 sal A’. about 100,000 bushels at $3 25 for wm Mich'yan, $2 W for No.3 Milwaukee und Novd spring $3 25 for white California. 82.30 0 $3.82 or No, 1 spring and Jd $2.86 for No. 2.do. “the market, for corn was also lowe! $1 in wore and $1.2 aout The demal™ 6,00) bushels at $1. 40a $143 for mix mee Gnd afloat, and $16l s $105 The jdualngss in dais was ony Ben aggvercsted 130,00 Dushels at iiq0. a Abe. for Ve stern tor ull November were reported et Sic. a Hic, dul aad lower; alos 7,600 bushols Westo S00 bushels were d ushels were disposed ‘of at $I 530 0 and $1 40 for Western. Malk was dull and aio canada Faxigurs were generally quiet, but tates nn change. The engigomonts were:—To Piverve Tabs bushels wheat at [imd., 2,000 oars at 3 Db Jeum at 6:. $d.,_ 13u bb steamer, 25 bhds. (0. Md. anil 240 doxos Southern, and prices declined, Westera closin, and 1,000 bbis, ty » Antwerp, 1,000 bbls. petesl PS00 do. ros Mids. and, por sioaicr, 2) Lhda tobacco at om. te Roemer steamer, 700 bales cotton at 1 sad 11) bale’ tobacoo at $1. Phe Shariees ress Pry a ee London about 80,00) bushel; o site” two brigs, each with 22.000 bushels grain, to Cork for orders, at 7s. 474, Gd., and Od, les if to “a divect port: and s bark, 3,000 Ubis, petroleum, io Cork for orders, om pris ‘To Bremen, lard at 2s., Ao Am nd, Sales of . make the stock ea, und in Boston, Conny Crore Pras lower and tn tight doi .T. Deland & 0. Viior,—-All kinds we re inactive, and prices were entirely nominal, es lors.—The demand bony aes fai dps el steady. Sales of 40 bales at S50. Dy vomiee sah udla® Was moderately active and ates MoLasses.—There was more There were sales of STS hiida. Cuba ciayeat sya Mae yR Et ed, and 325 do. do, esusoge a dare” By auction, 100 hhds. Porto stoRxa.—Crude turpentine was in good demand. bu A aale of 500) bbis, was nao at $4 87, Tir for spirits turpentine opened dull and beayy i pre mat subsequent me quite steady and closed at Sige. a BOt4c. for merchantable to shipping lot, Sie, was asked for prime Shipping lots in some cases. ‘Thi business was fair. Sales 275 bbls, at Sée. a wo do. at Ste., and 200do., in bond, at 47iy. The a of rosin were more inquired ‘for and previous prices were maintained. The finer grades were ful, Sales 650. bbis, common, at $3 60, 200 do. do. at $3 60, 1,000 do. do, at $3. 58% 8 $3 623¢, 1.600 do, pged at $5 146 a $3 75, and 500 do. Ss No dy, at our last quota. 5 Hand No. at #4 Tar—Wi ap Te ae iis rope were at or ae rif hapa bed Anceed was dull, heavy an per gallon lower, American being obiainable at sl a in casks, and $1.2 in bola. Other kinds were duil but unchanged. Paorisioxs.—Receipts, 145 bis, beet, andwW doe and 3 kegs lard, ee ras quite reaction in the market; sales at the rere made, at 10, cash, and near’ the clos ‘he’ pa closing steady and firm at was only a moderate business consu- cles, 6,000 bble. St $22 10 a $22 6235 for new Boot was dull and 32 Deioce wore eal Sorminaly 100 ices were still nom! disposed of on private terms. Of tierce incor were nominal. Beef hams were made, a. Ko siad fe only tale sop iso du the only tale reported was bbls. Western at $30. were un- lots on the heavy: The fu meats were unchanged in value and the Of bacon the sales were trifling foe were steady, but for future delivery market for lard was less active, but preeed at yesterday's iotaat ide uct bbls. at I8'¢c. a 14Xc., Incivaipg retail lots at Idige, Butter and cheese were moderately active “Pursocsox.—Crade, In. bble., was tn fate demand for ex- Port, and prices were quite ‘uniform ; do,, in bulk, was dull, god’ prices favored the buyer. “We quote the latter Lddgc. The sales were 2,000 bbls. Pod a4a7 ae a in nipping We. 000 ac ‘he a few sales were made as low ‘Bc. a Siig. wing Change, however, the market ene Srmer ander an improved ‘iemand, closing at Soseq wah some holders demanding Mc. The sales comprised 690 Dbis. Bt Sie. a Sine. dodo. for, November; part at S140, & 500 do. do., for October, at S3i¢c. ; 1, do; do,, same de- ive Y, at Ste. 8,000 do. do. vin une’ st 437 end 35,000 do 4 8, on f free a sale was of 200 bbl Prime Getraw to hie BS rent eo igh straw to w! he. at Cite aphthe 7. 000 ,000 do. do. for do, do. for November at 34Xc,, d 2,500 do, from November to arolina was unchanged, sales Of Caro. Small lina were made within the range of Bec. a re Svear.—Only a gtr business was done, and were heavy, though not quotably lower. We quote ered vod refining ¢ Bt ica 1%. The sales were 486 hd, at Hee a 180. Bor c tbe, barn a a Take for Barbados and Me. for Porto boxes, part at iljge. a Mige, Hefined was nianged: ‘Standard hards were bs at ‘c. REDS. —Ca a inseed was a trifle lower, with but little dong. Sales 2.000 bags, to arrive in Boston. at 06, gold, uy Dale. Mes eke ras Deland & Co. make the stock. Oc- New Fiore, 22,000 bags, and in Boston 11,000 were dull and nominal. market was moderately petive, and ond. aay Bales see ues 35,000 Ibs, at Litge. at Tie. & ey ‘steady, wi rioas 0 do. with a fairdemand, The sales comprined 190,400 Ibe. at 126. a 12% Wuisaey.—Receipts #9 bbls, but the demand wae light. ported. “Vries were unchanged, No aales of moment were re- MISCELLANEOUS. Bvextxa TEL! GRAN. PRICE ONE CENT. NASSAU STREET. It contains more news to the latest date than any paper in the elty. HE EVENING TE: treats of all the interesting ‘subjects of the day. The first edition up to 12 M.; second up to # P. M.; third up to 5PM. Sih ch | HE EVENING TEL EGRAM ue ar es Se has the fullsst Police Reports to the latest moment—up to 12M., to SP. M. and 6 P.M. HE EVENING TELEGRAM ‘and has the latest B is sold everywhere in Brook); nows up to 12 MP. M. and 6F. M, ME EVENING TELEGRAM is wold everywhere in Jersey City. 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OR SALE—WITH OR WITHOUT THE FURNITURE, 8 first class modern built House, on University place, suitable Tor gentee! dweiling or for business gy }. bein near Broadway and the pees ma hotels, T house is we! worthy of attention. It will be sold om reasonable terms. The furniture ix all of the best quality, which will be sold with of without the house, as ee 7 ea pa roadway. ‘OR SALE—THREE BROWN STONE Layly on Murray Hill, one 23 feet front by 97.8 di WILLIAM H. LUSH, Jr. +, 149 Kast Thirty-eight OR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS—THREE Lota, 76.6x100, ou Third avenue, near Seventy-eighth street, west mide. T. J. McEVILY, #43 Third avenue. CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Fe 8 Sanne ~ than Miccelianceus. OR SALE-—THREE STORY BROWN STONE BASE. F ment brick pod iy all modern tm; i ae we eos ae ae RG apply ak R's >, STORY Pur PHIL. PHIA BRICK House, reati warougbout: ia. per: y-seventh and Wey east hour ge 23 Novem: —) COUNTRY (REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ye SALA DAIRY FARM ?. o eoans, Af. iand county, N. ¥. from wlinna Inquize of Jah. B Wits 5 Spring valley, or JOHN LBB, 42) oat avenue. ‘OR SALE—A SPLENDID COUNTRY arr" Ma ated at Houtenville, NJ., one quarter of am! depot. one hour (rom New York, firai class House, i an witu cupola and conservatory ; 2g acres, splend aly nid out: haudsome grove in (rout of house; good carriage house and piable adjoining; plenty of fruit,” Can only be appreci ween, rice $10,000, Terms easy, Appiy at 109 Howerse F SALR.—TWO FRAME HOUSES. THREE GT0- ries, with store front mes “4 sro placon abo vow York, on thied feta cn Le ae Noe Fa Oo bite of Lastors Ths travel and the avenue is now paring. iin, aden Paners oflce, Third avenue, botweea Highiy-elghta and Bighty-ninth streets. OR SALR AND POSSESSION.. FINE THRE? story ligh stoop brick House on allimprovemonts, complee order and cheap; Sine location; ize Bi price "§2a.0w2. Apply WJ. PWiLLiaMs & ALE LET OR “EXC HANG Lots, on the Boulevard see, Bios, Patent Righis, y diores, Hotels, Southern Lands, Lots, cheap. Will exchange for verything. Call, ib Tem street. VAN VECHIBN, LU $7.500 ; has ‘hot and “FOR A THAE desiral c water, bath, gas, &e. ; good orde e posseasiOn. SB IRLLAND, 2 Broadway. STORY WRICK HOUSE, BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SA Omeiat Transters: of Real Estate in Bri lyn Yesterday. 1 lot, Sheppard ay, 350 ft s from Coztue st. tt se from Di it, 1 aut ry L0Ox21, WD. 1 lot, 20th st) 160 w from 10th ay, 100x8), WD. J lot, Banker at, 175 ftnfrom Broadway, 100.25, K 1 toh meni ay, 20 ftn from Willoughby ead 100.25, hat corner Ric 5 ft a from Warren at, 86 ft York st, 100x320, WD. 1lotand house, Hoyt st, near L4th st. 86x14, WD, 1 lot, India at, i fiwfrom Union av, 100x23, KD. lot, Keay . 125 ft n e from Marcy ay, 1. ah 1 lot, Park av, 78 ftw trom Rend ai, 100x26, E Lio Putnatn'av., 400 ft w from Lorimer st, 18x70, D120 THREE STORY AND CELLAR BRICK HOUSE and Store, 20x86x100; iu good pond and conhected with sewer; eer wines: let a8 960 par month; price $400, Apply 10 GOK, #8 atreet, B: ROOKLYN.—FOR SALE VERY CHEAP, 1 STORY frame Cot Hota | eae. ‘and Lot 24x100; with litle alterati $53 a month; situate near the fernes and art Free. SN: terms to suit. Apply to W. COOK, 48 Nassau street, Brookiyn. = ROOKLYN.—BANDSOME THREE STORY BROWN stone House, ed furnished. five minutes from Wall strect and South ferries. Inquire at 127 Clinton street. Possession immediate. ROOKLYN REAL Lege ay i BE SOLD IMME- diately, in consequence of illness, one of the best Cor- ner Butane on Fulton avenue, Broot Apply to H. MACOMBER & SON, 321 HEAP TWO AND A HALF STORY BRICK AND frame Cottage, eight rooms; range, hot and cold water; on Herkimer street, between Brooklyn and Albany avenues. H. Topping on door, $4,000, hal! Fok SALE IN BROOKLYN—ON ADELPHT STREET orth of Lafayette avenue, one or two of that elegant block of three story Lore te stoop brown stone front Hi “nerd 221451100; all modern {mprovements complote; xtrie tly fh class; location unexceptionable; twenty minuies by Greene avenue cara from Fulton ferry. Price $1 15,800; the greater Part can remain on bond and mn Tmmediate posses sion, Apply oa the premises, to THOMAS G. FAGAN. oF, SALE—THREE FIRST CLASS STONE FRONT Houses (new) on Carleton avenue, 200 cre ve Aaa of De Kalb, Inquire on premises of WM, FLANA\ FOR, SALE ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST PLACES in South Brooklyn, Sate re to the ferries; a Gothic brick House, with tains ail the modern provemen 0x18; nicely laid out tn, lawn and gu ‘assortment of fruit trees; also. a tw Billiard ‘room, Apply to MURPHY Pear! atreet, New 3 (poORMAC 135 FoR, SALE, WITH PORSESSION—277 HENRY 87, order, one of the best neighborhoods in the Seventhtward, “Apply for permit, &e., tod. H, POLLLON, No. 53 Pine street, OR SALE—A NEW FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP French roof House, on Madison avenue, near Portieth street; house 25x70, lot 60x95: firt class in’ every respeet, Apply to H. G, BROWN & CU., 106 Broadway, basement, OR SALE OR TO LET—A NEW AND FIRST CLass medium sized House on Murray Hill, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, beautifully, arranged, and finished in a tasty and superior manner. If not sold will be rented, with or without the new and elegant furniture, Address box 6,786 Post office, New York. prorssrr DFSIRABLY LOCATED ON LIBERTY sicoat—For ve story building, 6 feet front: elec prop: Apply to A. JOURNEAY, erty fi Wooster, near Bleecker. No. Metropolitan Glaxs Work property is located ppc Fiver communication, snd ts in the aunediate vicinity of the The buildings ready for imme- Privilege of buying the grounds, consisting city lots af a price much Below their value, will be ceded to the, purchaser. 8 apply to ISAAC HONIG, No, 26 Pine street. terminus of the projected Eaat river bridge. and furnaces are in exceilent condition and diate use. wit frout House, design, material and fish the very bes on the main entrance to the Park, ee corner wet and Lexington avenue. Luquire ou the pre- LR PA F°%, SALE—A FIRST gras HOUSE, CORNER OF Clinto reetand Fourth place, Brooki: Court 35 depth. Apply to" E. HANFORD, 220 OR SALE—ON THE HUDSON, WEST SIDR, MOST beautiful part, above the Highlands, balf 4 i!le from 150 acres; two penne. dock and outbuildings: shade au fruit trees; no chilis oF mosquitoes: would divide im two or “Rona; exguanged for city property, Ad- N'S COUNTRY PLAOR. consisting of & well built modern house, good ome gaied; twenty minutes’ ride ili Inundiny Staten Islan: Apply hie Withitton 4 00, Agenta, i it PUBASANT- . with 20 or leas ) HOUSE, the town of Westcheste ell stocked with fruit. . D. ABBATY, 5Y7 Broadway, SALE.—ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE te Propertias for eal at great bargain: situated VR. R. depot at Slutingion. For M. D., dilating. F°,3 one mile from the L. particulars further eddress 8. W. Kuch, ton, a, OR SALE—DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE OZNTRE OF E the town of Flatbush and ta the vicinity of Brospect Rallroad, Apply T. J. Baih (OR SALB—AT ENGLEWOOD, N. HOUSE AND 12 acres oF lees; all in order: avonked “with fruit; Fan ping stream; house rooms; lot aud cold water: pos session oa Apply to L. K. MILLE, 198 Broad EIN HUDSON crry, N. J., SOUTH OF peat Cottage, tal J. P., box 133 OR SALE AT A SACRIVICE—A VERY PLEASANT water front Country Residence, situated on Now Jersey ide of Staten Island Sound, sixteen ‘miles from New York; grounds comprise thirty neres, twelve of woodland, balance under a high wate of cutuvaon, frulte of all kinds im abundance, large Double House, veranda om three sides, dwelling has most of the city conveniences; the usual outbuil including & boathouse and bath house; subsiantial d& neighborhood very healthy, wecaer trom Oysters in abundance, socess to. this. clit by senmiar dock rive, idence for a Now nthe property. and by rail, a aor trainé a day; suitable for « permanent York business man, and has been so occ owner for the past ten years. Price, with Furniture, Horses, Carriages, Crops, Tools, Boata, etc., $24,000; will ox- change for New York or Brooklyn property. apply to W. ¥, BOURNE, 68 Plue street, where photographic views the place may be OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FURNISHED HOUSH® ‘and one acre land; one hour from New York. five minutes from the depot. Address box 2737 New York Post seen. POE 91,20 CASH—A NIOR FARM OF ACRES. WITH two siory frame house, barn, fruit trees, spring water; convenient to churches stores and’ Post ottice; 26 acres acres of woodland; very bh Address Geo. Goon te ‘Walker, ‘Stroudsburg, Monroe county, Pa Po Gust MILL DOING A FINE BUSINESS, FOR SALB GEO. L. WALKER, Agent, Stroudsburg, Men- Toe county, Pa. wha a ei — AND ayant ing Eat, tater county, with stock and tools: 14 sores 7 need apply. to fruit; at any time; no brokers ‘Address'H., box 1,061 N. ¥- Post oflice, f SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI LANDS.—8,800 ACKES farming and timber Lands in Barry county; in lote to t cash. ‘Will exchange for good property. oma 3 Pee HICKOK Je., 8) Breed street room 6 ALUABLE TIMBER TRACT OF #0), ACRES FOR sale.—A bargain —Has over 9.0,000 feat of pine, hem, Jock and spruce; 6d water pow. two HE" ane ‘iateped) feet a onk am balance caay Payments, ‘Gne, L. Wai eens, Stroudsburg: Mone pada y Pa. foot of Liberty street, New York, at A, FOR DESIRABLE FARM OF 8 ACRES: 5.900 Sow nouse, wn 20 miles nn Jersey city. One of Gdacres ‘to: ‘ous ot sare house and bara, At Steralord eb 2.60); at Sing, 18 acres, vagy) ages ‘31 Wall street, “FOR SALE, OR TO LET—NEW FRENOM $6. 500. footthouse, “Apply to A. A, MCLEAN, Frow boa) west of Bergen avenue, near Court House, He ae REAL ESTATE WANTED. OR SALE—A GREENHOUSE, 60 BY 24 FEET, WITH Siting and. hot water pipes; also two smaller ones, 16x natlols ay! above, con! ning oy amount of brick ork. Seen ity Dalters, ‘Tes Court lars apply to PLE & SON, NOR SAL ON LIBERAL TERMS—OVER 100 HOUSES atreet, near astiona street, Brooklyn, and in New York Houses at East New York. and also. various manafaatoriag properties. BIGGS & HORN, 77 L. ESTATE.: WANTED ONE an TWO OB Rae Sore brick House, in ho.geed pa pee wes side, not ‘elow Ninth avenue. fro and lowest Gash price No agents need communl ‘Address J. Me B., box 109 Heral gph ys aes THREE STORY BRICK OR BROWN, on one House, between, Tenth ned Thar fourth atreeta, possession ; price not to exceed $20,000. No age: Tresa’ with particulars, bor 154 Herald offlee, Nassau street. JOR SALE CHEAP—IMMEDIATE POSSESSI( new three story House, modern improvement; excellent nei Faice low. Terms easy. Apply at iL Water street second ig ini ye Hyd PURCHASE A SMALL PLACE OF from sg he ge Raginyere! wo a on — and easy terms; building must be roomy and in in eres jor Address, git ‘ull parte Westchester county pre erred. culars, R, Munson, Herald office, {jor SALE OR TO LET FURNISHED—A THREE story brown stone front House, with all the modern improvements, in & pleaaunt location, Apply at 210 Ray- mond street, near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, We TO PURCHASE—A HOUSE IN THIS OITY. No objection to s frame house in locality, fg don be ith terms, ©. 8., bot 78 ‘oat olice. rate. Po een tm Pom eigen 4 Wage! = CN CARROLL 0b; om York slrecty three sory, brick, sexes 11%, ets three. stor es oe OWN 4 esonMACK, Re Bulits Head hanks Tinted avenste aud Twonty-Afth a $10.500,2O8 EXCHANGE OR SALE, HOUSE Fe) in Brooklyn, &. D.. three story, high base. ment, complete; fn imprevements; two lols; location a6, Near the fone York, value $15,000 to New York, from 12 to 2 o'clock. will exchange for house in New Inquire at 180 Reade strect, J, HAMILTON, Builder. THREE STORY $15 000 FOR THE HANDSOME 2. brown stone House 99 Lexington avenue, ng all the Furniture, mostly new, Apply on the premises, A bargain, Weat Side —FOR SALE IN FIFTY-FIRST STRELT—THIRD JA. and fourth new brown stone front Houses, east of Eighth avenue; built a a superior manuer by the owner at days’ BARGAL — 2 eT rn stone three story und basement Houses for \d $25,500; either one ta cheap ot Suen: built aS anner h t day's work: with all mod- ern improvements; $10.000 can remain on either house; fine marble halls and ‘mantles and wash basins; fitted a with bath room filted up with wainut; walnut stairs, doors aud ash: mirrors in parlor doo grates, mahogany shutters, ee. Fifty-dest etceot, between Broadwa GEORGE LISI BASEMENT lOUSE atieth street, with fiuished erfect order, walls deco- There are few rour “story gE for sale—On West T front basement: whole house in rated; neighboriood rat lass; 16,000, such houses tn (be market for the pric JAMES R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty third street, BRICK COTTAGE FOR SALE—ON WEST. TWEN. ‘hee Cc. M nosy AMES R. EDWARDS, 277 Weat Twenty-third street, ON OR SENT B 8, avenue Pro- Tatter a speci VAN BE HAD ON AP LIGATION mail, my privted list of P rty, Tenement Hous ally Tor Oct. 15, No divisions, KILFATRIC » Bull's Head Bank Building. Rae AVENUE STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE— Weat aide; new buildings, brow stone, plate glass fronts, Partios ranting E enue proper: ‘between Fifty- AOR SALE. CHEAP—A POUR story HovaR, by days’ work; the best location in the ett have ft? Apply at once at 48 West Fitty-secon BUILT 3 ‘Who will FOR, SALE <A. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, FOR 4 hysician ‘on Twenty-third street, between Righ Ninth avenues, for sale. ether turais ‘A good investment, building. house is finely situated for families or. business. “A con= Yonlent,and well situated House on Lexington avenue, be- streets. "For atte by k Kav. ANSGH 4 HONE, % Weel Broadway. ‘OR SALE—IMMEDIATE Ng my | Bed decoraied sures, story bri use St Forty- fourth sirect ; $30,000; On morgage Appiy ow the premises. FS LS ad WEST FIFTY. SECOND 81 agente NEAR Broadway, « stone House; ¥ toop brown walnut stairs: built by sodletele. Fixtures forsale VOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR A PeivATE Dwelling, the whole Front. on Ninth avenue, between 16th CoE gy streets; price $1,600 per lot; a good exchange be rab KILPATRICK, Bull's Head Bank Buildin F.FIFTREN LOTS IN IMTH STREET, of Sixth avenue; terms easy, Apply to th avenue. rots ON FIFTH AVENU WEST SIDE, NEAR FoR. ty-sicth street, 50r100, of F street. 752160, and corner Aewe socond street, 100xibh, sp: also corner and atroct Lots, all localities, . P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. Miscelianeons. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE S front Hones for sale: , $15,000; and many desir. ole Houses in city and 3 = L. KELLNER, 91 William steoet, Mf LATEST NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THI suburbs is published In the RVENING TELEGRAM at 12 M..3P. M. and $ P.M. eae ii LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM THE RACE Course, the Prize Ring and the Base Ball Ground ta in the EVENING TELRORAM up to 12 M., 3 P.M. M. LL THE ABUSES OF THR DAY ARE EXPOSED nd rebuked in the EVENING TELEGRAM. THREB STORY FOR 000, A VERY FINE rv ry fine (furnisued) foar story ‘for #3 THRER STORY, “Wen sToor, Brown “STONE all modern tm) jn, $l a0; three story aie, Fa , three stot if it) ho ei 40 One Be B. UNDEAW ex ] nary ae STORR: ‘Suburban ‘Bites, for ani for or send stamp 40 3) Pourth eveuue’ for STA DAY'S Real Estate Clroular, VITY RESTIDEN TENEMENTS, Los, Sy Guort, SHARE AND DECISIVE EDITORIALS ON Ail he events of the day appear in the EVENING TELE- GRAM, enke " ARTIOLB, ae ORR TLEe, ONRY. cane Ry Pifatuser, bos 6 Prtatlon by Ne ‘Now caer Ast re weerane} LANDS aries hac BR PALD Pag A osrite 1 ba ddtcese'G, 0. Be, bon 108 Harald othe pret CLASS FURNISHED House ror SALE— Suitable for business purposes, rows A. M. How. ard, station A. {OR SALB—A TAREE fron HIGH sToor HOUSE ed En A foreman, Good ii fonnntog Fe bh God vee Bit Broadway. COUNTRY RE. ML. Ei TAT FOR | ‘SALE. Official Teanefern of Real Estate in Hudson oN. Joe Venter: REY city. Railroad av., n, L, 1 lot, 20x61. HOBOK Chestnut at, a1, Lot 2 $185 OhSttnue st? 8 8 tote, Toet00 and ito, 200 Amelin at, s. 1, SIxL10.. : 2,849 Washington st., & L, 2 lots, 362100 each Waslunglon L berg Columbia at, a, GacNY iL. Pamrepaugh ay., I lot, 25x11: LL WANTING FARM3.—GOOD SOIL, MILD CLI. mate. thitty.fowr miles fsouth of Philtdelphia; price : best of grain and grass land. Also improved Hundreds are ing. Information sent free D. K. Landis, Proprietor, ,Vineland, N. J. A. FINE FARM OF 66 ACRES, GUOD BUILDINGS, a bi fru, runaing stream; one hour from Jer- sey ORMPBELIS keeby 4£©0,, 201 Broadway. N ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF 2% acreaone hour in New Jersey, for aale cheap OF ex: change for a ulce ty CAMPBELL, KELLY & CO,, 201 Broadway. ‘A. 9000 FARM OF 6 acres, GRASS “AND DAIRY farm, young orchard, small fruit ; of water through the farm; two story a: Pa bi fing bara aid outyulidiggs, al a comple order; ‘mallee ia je ew ere. TSARLES W. WARD, 79 Cedar atreet. T UNION HILL, N. NEAR HORSE CARS, 14 OF the best Lots in ihe town, Price $000 and $550 each, Terme vory 887. CH ARLES W. WARD, 79 Cedar street. % ACRE FARM FOR SALE—GOOD LAND, 00D oune, barn. 4c. ; plen' it,.0ne horse, two cows, ite pigs, fowl crop; ft u —: rice sion L. KELLN®E, 91 William street. CHOICE FARM tas Agnus 1 IN DUTORESS fy, 85 alles sou Feameen miles a north of New. Ham jak ang Hadson river Sew nites; ~y a wratar, he. will be sold to th hae roune gata bic ane. the the Dearim priate, by ABMAIAM D, SMITH tad ULLBERT D. TOWNSEND, Executors. SPLENDID Lag af OF 15 arr ‘WITH STONE house (12 rooma), large barn and ail necessary qutbuild. ings; beautiful cov wt Eee ry healthy: only 2 miles from the flourishing and beaatifud ‘own of Stroud os urg; 90 miles id railroad from New York. Price easy me. GEC L. WALAER, Agent, Stroudsburg, Monroe county, Pa. FARM FOR SALE—CONTAINING | 100 ACKES, with Stock, Crops and Tools, ‘or $1,500; 5 miles from Paterson, ‘rautroad, Inquire lor Uriah Vai Ripet o John Ma n the premises, A NUMBER OF COUNTRY RESIDEN( AT. a "ait, poet Tatserterd, Rutherford park, and ‘and Cl my rom ; also farms in Passaic, Bergen ai Somerset countinn, 8: 7 tine, UCKER, No. 9 Nasanu street. “heish ial AN OLD HOMESTEAD FARM OF NINETY ACRES for sain—In prime order at Hempstead, L. 1, (woulr miles from Fulton » one mile from raliroad dapot ; enty of fruit and abade ireoe,, will be sold for a fate valua, ‘om! i= © Wert #Eanlngion Market, New York. st NICE ie TTLE FARM NEAR METCCHEN, a ares, house and utbulldings; fruit and shade; al; 500: eo tner hak Perrir & Prakeny i 'i71 Rrontway, room No, 2. 0, ST ATEN ‘4 flowers, ie, will be Island, surrounded with tress, shrubbery with a largo Vegetable Garden, Hennery and eased for three years and aix months, commencine Novem. ver i, at $900 your; the Furniure, Cow and me mu ui be soid f ARGAIN AT WEST END. —CHOICE COUNTRY Rest. dace, 11 rooma, about 10 tote, beavtsfully surrounded with shade, did fruit and flowers; only tem mivutes from Jersey Uity, two minutes from depot; will Weinie’ room Mo. % Otte and me FOR SALB—NKEAR TREMONT. EXT: = to ety than ae Spoeas aes ran ears: @nly wie DEMALWOT, Ha Fr SALE-SRVERAL FIRGT OLARS HOUSES ON Vici pronue, Thirty fourth, Fortean, Ho feat Fi‘\y-segond and Sixty-secoud we UaNFoMD, to Be pe Mi FARM OF 108 ‘108 re srTUATRD om Wa He Cowes tr eG eae geen wt Piao azech ANTED TO PURCHASE—A HOUSE, pn} Fourth to Twenty-fourth street, between ig vena pe arenees wig son be —— eee Thire = th avenue Store Property. ie 260 Bowery, between Prince and Houston streets. ANTED—HOUSE IN EXCHANGE fast i ota three miles by SS on Long Island, ted, with fine fruit, and. d.cash DUE, 25 East Twentieth street, _HOUS SES, | ROOMS, &C. ~ RESPECTABLE wipow Laby, A STRANGER oi tee city. wishes to ins House: has plenty of ture miture. At 3 Widow, tiouse, sation D. LITTLE FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—BY 4 gentleman and wife, in the vicinity of Clinton place oe Si Mark's to $100 per menth. Address De, Btoit, Su Clinton pines, Now York. FURNISHED HOUSE, IN GOOD LOCATION, wanted, until May 1, for small family. t nob rot month, -Aadrees 0. B. Hosking. 18 ftove Y A FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS AND ONE LITTLE A Room and two Bedrooms furnished for houses alloneone floor, Address, with terms, E, D., Her J OUSE WANTED.—FOUR 8TORY, HIGH STOOP, size not less than 2154x60, with modern improvements, in good neighborhood; must be cheap. Address Domicile box 2396 | Post office, 00M WANTED—WITH GAS AND WATER, WITH. out board, moderate price, 73 & single gentleman. Ad- dress, stating price and location, + Herald oles. TORE WANTED—FOR A ORNTHEL 3 BUSINESS, IN Sh Reve Fore or Br Brooklyn, Address, with particulars, U. W., Herald office raNtKDa FURMIESED GORE VOR BOARD War location beoveen Fourth and twentieth streeta, ‘Address, stating terms, 0, Marry, ot, near Broadway. Charles Hotel, ANTED—A COM House, for six of elgnieoa month ixtieth ‘streets and Laxington and Sixth aven dress, giving atrest mber, amount of room font, box No. 6 Washington Heights Post ANTE RMANENTLY, WITHOUT BOARD, BY i riety wife, wo Rooms connecting, wuit- able for room and parlor; unfurnished, but carpeteds location andfeonvenient to restaurant, references ex* changed. Address Alpha, Herald oilice. ae = BRICAN FAMILY WANT & te, of the savoud foots mot tees then four roomes setwoen sith pr ly ie Te tas Postoeaee. east of Fourte TELY FURNISHED FOUR between Tenth ind? ad Waste 0 NOV. a a RESPECTABLE FAMILY of three (09 childrea), s Sult Of Eve or a furnished, on first or second floor, tna private tomar, pt — references a eulars, 5. ‘box 779 Post office. . 1 Nt SMALL AND RESPECTABLE Site Senet ee eae eta im this Ag fhe? % per month. Address Tenant, rent not to exceed Dox 1,576 Post ohn — A Sa eo A POUR STORY HIiGk Waser House, 2 ond location ; will pay $400 to $608 Address bo 82) Post W A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FIRE AND wey ey sean ee io petghbornoed of Sixtle ont ‘ta Hers gas, for t avenue and Twelfte ‘with terms, which must be moderate, Loc ANTED—BY AN AME! TCA! OF THRER {/ANTHD—PART OF HOL ‘toel German family of a tleth street, prefer ddress, , BY A SMALL, GEN. west side, below For- tating price Rad locality, box 6,087 Post office. #-a) Tih ) IMMEDIATELY—A FOUR STORY NIGH was furniahed House, in neighborhood of Fifth ave. 7) yon th, nue, for about $700 per moat HANFORD, 229 Broadway. ANTED TO RENT—BY A SMATLL PRIVATE FAM. Bas i mall, handsome Countey 5 not more tham ide from City Hall, Gadreas G.¥. box hime AYRAR FOR A FURNISHED NOUSH— 4 furnished Hose wanted by a private famle 86. 000 ly, high stoop, om of near the Fifth avenue, for «x oF Address Ae tighten monti@, at not over $6,000 per year. DP box 1,180 Post aioe. bi santas EXPRESSES. A —BURNTIAM'S FURNITURE EXPRE + Bloventh airect, near Sixth avenue. —Furnitare moved, oity, country, furniture, pianofortes packed, slips ped; furniture stored. Money advanced oa furniture, PNGLISH MU sao, Fngtinn Saddle Matton, Fi Taine, RIUHARDSON's, 38 fod Guinness om draught. § FOR DINNER TO-MORROW —FOM = Irish and Lnglish Fallon steve woar Golde COAL, WOOD, 4&0. i : RON, DELIVERED, MAD® CREB tight at agate lied. fecoriee supp! jsobatian Gas W i ath etc. Aud arouse