The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1868, Page 9

oo) FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. TUESDAY, Sept. 1—6 P. M. ‘The gold market has been steady and moderately active to-day, and the fuctuations were from 1445; at the opening to 145, with the closing transactions prior tothe adjournment of the board at 145, fol- lowing which this price was bid, and the latest quotation on the street was 1454 145}. There was @ good borrowing demand for coin, and loans were made without interest and et one to three per cent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $34,102,000, the gold balances to $1,079,458 and ‘the currency balances to $1,740,764, The disbursement of the September in- terest on the ten-lorty loan was commenced this morning, and the Sub-Treasury paid out $300,000 in coin, The steamer Hammonia took out $236,000 in specie, The speculative feeling in the Gold Room ts for the time betng rather tame, but as the leading speculators have for some time past been using all thelr influence to depress the premium by specula- tive means it is probable that it will tend upward rather than downward in the immediate future. The mercantile as qell as the Wall street ‘short’? interest Outstanding is very large, and herein lurks an element of danger to the bears. The growing firmness in the rates of foreign exchange is not with- out effect just now in giving tone to the gold mar- ket, and there is more disposition shown to buy than wane of late. The price varied at intervals as +. 144% 3 P.M... aoe 145 oo 145-645 P. M..... 0146 @ 14536 ‘The railway share market has been quiet and steady during the day, if we except Erie, which, after sell- ing down to 46% before ten o'clock, advanced to 48% under @ rush to cover short contracts based upon the negotiations between the representa- tives of the Erie and the Atlantic and Great Western railways, Wall street having construed the proposed purchase of the latter by the former as favorable to both companies, The advance was not sustained, however, and a decline to 46% took place in the af- ternoon, although 465 was bid at the close. The street is utterly befogged as to the probabie future course of Erle, and it is needless to say that it is equally dangerous either to buy {t or to sell it “short,” and we repeat our advice to the public to leave it severely alone. The interest on the second and third mortgage bonds of the Erie Com- pany was duly paid to-day, and thus the absurd ru- mor of yesterday thatit would not be paid was finally set at rest. The payment of the ten per cent dividend of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Company was begun this morning at its office in this city, and those receiving it were required to sign assent to the issue ef the forty-nine thousand shares of new stock which many months ago became the subject of protracted litigation between the speculative stockholders and the directors. It {8 moteworthy that recourse to legal Proceedings in this case practically avatlea nothing, and that the stockholders engaged in the contest finally withdrew their suits after a useless struggle with their unscrupulous foes. So much for the glorious uncertainty of the law. Money continues almost a drug and loans are made freely on gov t securities and other satisfactory collaterals at three and four per cent, while the banks hold a large un- employed surplus, notwithstanding the loss in deposits they have sustained during the last month, owing mainly to remittances of currency westward. The latter have, however, ‘temporarily fallen off very materially, and the appli cations for accommodation from the West have at the same time ceased. There is but litte city com- mercial paper being made, and the best grade passes st 6a per cent. itis noteworthy that the demand for money in England is quickening, owing in some degree to the partial revival of speculative animation after the prolonged stagnation there. One of the first symptoms of this revival of confidence is observable in the attempt which is being made to restore tho fortunes of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company under the management of Mr. McHenry, and as specula- tion gains strength the demand for money will in- crease, and the Bank of England rate of interest will be correspondingly advanced from the low point of two per cent at which it has now stood for many months. It has taken England a long time to re- cover from the financial shock which indirectly re- sulted from the termination of the war in this coun- try, but, to speak colloquially, the bulls on the Lon- don Stock Exchange are beginning to sec daylight ‘at last, although for some time longer specqlative movements will doubtless be undertaken with great caution. Government securities have been dull throughout the day; but there was no pressure to sell “long” stock, although prices receded a fraction, except for ten-forties. There were some sales, however, by tne Dears, who are “short,” at lower figures, and this addition to the short interest will assist the upward tendgncy of prices. There is an active borrowing Gemand for all the late issues of five-twenties, and this is also the case in other cities, and especially Philadelphia. The offerings from the country. are light and tully offset by the investment demand. A further cousiderabie advance in prices is probable, according to all the present indications, At the Close the market was steady at the subjoined quota- tions:—Registered, 1881, 1134 a 11334; coupon, 1831, 113% a 114; 6-20’, registered, 1862, 108% = 108%; 5-20's, coupon, 1862, 11324 @ 11334; do., 1864, 109% a 100%; do., 1865, 11134 @ 11114; do., 1865, January and July, 1089 108'%; do., 1867, 107% @ 107%; do., 1868, 108 @ 103%; 10-40’s, registered, 104 @ 104%; do., coupon, 10544 a 105%; September compounds, 1865, 119%; October do., 118%. At the commencement of business the railway share market was dull and barely steady, and Erie sold down to 46%. At the early session of the open bDoard Erie sold at 46% a 465; and Northwestern pre- ferred at 83%. At the first regular board Erie ad- vanced to 47%, and om the call New York Central closed % higher than at the same time yesterday, Erie 1\, Michigan Southern 3%, Cleveland and Pitts. burg \, Olevelana and Toiedo 1%, Northwestern preferred 4, Miiwaukee and St, Paul preferred }, Ohio and Mississippi %4, North Carolina sixes (ex coupon) %, new issue 1; while Rock Island was '¢ lower, Western Union Telegraph \, and Tennessee sixes (new issue) %. Government securities were steady but inactive. After the call there was a tem- porary rise im Erie to 43% under ® rush to cover “short’? contracts. At the one o'clock open board Erie was quoted at 475, while other stocks were steady. At the second regular board there was a moderate degree of activity and Erie closed %% higher than at the first regular board, Nortiwestern preferred %, Milwaukee and St. Paul %, and preferred 3s, while Iiudson River was \ lower. Government securities were dull and slightly lower. At the open board at haif-past three the market was dull, and Erte declined to 467%, while New York Central sold at 126; Rock Island, 102; Hudson Kiver, 1394; Northwestern preferred, 845; Michigan Southern, 85%, and Tennesse sixes, new, 62. Subsequently Erie declined to 46%, and at the close at six o'clock the following quotations were current ‘ew York Central, 12574 a 126; Erle, 465, a 46%; Neacing, 91a 9144; Michigan Southern, 85% a 85%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 86% @ 87; Cleveland and Toleto, 102% a 102%; Rock Island, 102% a 102%; Northwestern, $144 @ 84%; preferred, 843 @ 84%; Fort Wayne, 108\¢ @ 10394; Ohio and Misalssippi, 2016 @ 204; Pacific Mall, 100)¢ @ 101; Western Union Telegraph, 34) & 3455. ‘The foreign exchange market ts firmer than usual of late, and the leading drawers have advanced their rate for sterling at sixty days tolouy, The supply of bills on the street has diminished, but the demand atill continues light. At the close bankers’ bills on Engiand af sixty days were quoted at 109 @ 100%; at three days, 109 & 1094; commercial: bills, 108% a 108%. Bankers’ bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.18% @ 5.161%. On Berlin—Bankers’, 7) 71%, On Bremen— Bankers’, 794% @ 79%; commercial, 78% a 79, On Frankfort—Bankers’, 495 @ 49%; commercial, 404 a40%;. On Amsterdam—Bank } com. mercial, 40% a 40%. On Hambarg—Bankers’, 35% 9 26%; commercial, 36%; 95%. On Antwerp—Sank- ore’, 5.18% @ 6.16%; commercial, 5.22'% @ 5.20, Consois and American securities were quoted thas in London to-day and on the previous dates men- tioned :— Aug, ns. ane mre Sivectwen ig “ag 1% Minois er Oly OSs Lig Erle... oy 3s % The receivte for customs and receipts, pay- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNES DAY, 5I wre and balances ms the pen-Tosenuiy fs in ints city peep erent portion of the NE havo been:'an 969,344 $87,555,452 Aug. 31. bens a a 1,467, 1,094,253 87,028,778 ‘The last two statements of the condition of the Philadelphia banks compare as follows:— $55,151,724 $55,255,474 Ine. .$103,750 182,288 Dec, 2,918 eral I tenders. uss 11,616,825 Dec.. 197,370 88, 512, Dec.. 474,870 10, 10,622,681 Dec. TY 20, 332,642 Dec..1,856, 718,901 8,206,482 Inc.. ‘491,581 ‘A Cincinnati journal of Sunday thus refers to the local money market:— Story has hoon.e farvane Tedaction in the supply ap Nn oy Mie 4 ry cy Ganga are atl able to accommodate the beik of the approved paper offering, though some are conaning ir favors to depositors. There was @ heavy market for cane. The receipts were more hberal, anda considerable amount was ferkt on the market by bankers for the currency. There was a fair demand, but Ry was nol cote the supply. The tendency is toward lower F A Chicago paper of the same date says:— The money market throughout the week ending ‘with to-night has been active, with a daily tendency to increased stringency, though we have not heard of any diMculty being experienced by prime names in Socating et the necommodations required, The tnterior call for Surrey. geome ving large and most of our banks are stil laily remit- tances from New York. ay yet he there fe Con ee return flow of the currency ‘sent to the conn! ere long it must, in the natural course of turn, when an improvement may be Tooked for th a most ali branches of industry. Country balances are down to the lowest point and occasionally overdrafts have been allowed in cases of ne . Rates of in- terest are steady at ten per cent per annum. The amounts of new capital authorized to be created in Great Britain and Ireland by railway companies are as ynderstated:— Belfast Central + £253,300 Caledonian 1,600,000 Cork and 15,000 Cork and Macroom 10,000 Glastonbury and 8! 9,300 Great Marlow. 24,000 Great Northern, 160,000 Great Western. 22300 | Greenock and 200, Holywell...... 18,300 Isle or Wight and Cowes 80,000 Lancashire and Yorkshire. 50,000 Lancashire Union. 706,600 Liverpool tramways 400, London and Northwestern. 640,000 London and Brighton 1,333,333 Midland and L. ae Ww. (Jointly) 93, on a Tottenham and Hamp. Junction. 133,333, Waterford and Kilkenny. 20, Waterford and Limerick... Weedon and Daventry.... Wolverhampton and Wallsal Total.....sssse0e Of the foregoing aggregate £3,130,000 is author- ized to be raised by shares and £2,737,866 by loans. ‘The highest prices of the leading stocks, including government securities, at the regular board on each of the last four Saturdays were as subjoined:— Aug. 8. ee 15. ona 22, ray New York Central...131 Erle .. 3% % ia Reading. 9% xX — Michigan Southern... 8635 S434 83 8554 Clev. and Pittsburg... 883¢ 86% 8535 87% Cleveland and Toledo, — 0034 99 — Rock Island..... a ns, 98 101% Northwestern . 1% 8055 83% Northwestern pref. BY nie 81 80% 8356 Fort Wayne ..........1 aS 108g «= 106%: 108% Onio and Mississippi. 29: 29% = Bie OG Pacific Erte Tord 102° ‘Weatern Union Tel. ,. 3454 33g u« 107% 1083% 10755 1085, 1083 100 ‘SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. ‘Tuesday, Sept. 1—10:15 A. M. ons ‘65. 1114 200 sha NY Cen RR...,; 138 e000 UB 400 do. 136 4 0 434 400 $00 Erie Ri 00 di Ig 200 Bi Ts 100 ‘i # ES 1400 122308 kK lays io ie 8 ‘3 108” 4h 103 8 128 200 08 200 100 200 “ 100 W xo Bu 200 Canton Coy.-3d.cail 48° 100 500 Merch Union Ex2de 31% 100 Bic 300 Adame Express..... 48% 100 Del, 118: TON J 130 100 Morri cy 100 Obio 29 160 Pitts, 1086 ™M. st 6000 do. ss ants | Yoo va 6 , 6-20, in 100000 U8 TE 20, ¢, *65. nie rt 188 os U8 §-i0's, ¢, "65, a is meee @ Toxspay, Sept. 1-6 P. M. BRESwAX wns dull at é5c. a 6c. BUILDING MareRta.s.—Eastern epruce was in good de- mand and previous prices were realized. There werosales of 100,000 feet within the range of $1975 8 @22 The arrivals are fair. Yellow pine timber was quoted at $33 a €35. Laths were in demand and firm ; sales, 1.000,000 at $2. Rosen- dale cement was steady at $175 per bbl. Lime was in mod- oe emane ‘at @1 50 for common and $2 for Inmp. Bricks it demand at $10 £0 for Long Island, #8 2 $9 60 for New, } 1... $9 &) a Bl? for North river, $18 a tor Croton and $48 for Philadalphia front. Covrre.—The market for Rio, Pao quiet, waa firm at the appended quotations. AES, OF Pesce ie, Private terms Other Kinds wére maiet? “We quote inary cargoes, Fy ie. lo. ; good do. iy eee Ie Jaen ate ath t mates, "I Nat 2 Ihe ea Le 1868, 3 o, o “ Sao, Bel Bluneret sts rk toe ey oreana Tinrket for toot was moderstely nctive Bales 154,00 Ibs., at a ake, for Pe Lat Detroit and Lake Super \timore, for it Hi Kare diver ta fainter ‘There was a good demand mount of pustheas done was large. The inquiry was Seevar on ally for the low Fineipal purchasers toeiy for Towure@ litry lacing 136 png ‘mainly for futu * for spin lug, 685 on speculation and {00 for Wve quotes” Uplanda + New Orleans tre 00. ig remained tn fate domantd and steady a COOP EEAGT oe cugar shocks, #8. inch honda #8 00 for. eran ch for fi teak Canprae—The angie quiet, the 4 pda being only of. jobbing character, Prices were ever, at Sic. pale ior for ifr. ‘sJamantine; 4Se. a 8c. for sperm, and 660. & The market was unchanged, There was arben for the ‘cheap kinds of lonwond, which, were #1 male los rere dnt Dee were moderately active, tales of Li tone sod ash a at 92515 9 265, There were $100 to, for very on private terms ; 160 tone soda at I Parade pie CLT eney | 100 drame oo woe at @ a $e Sola: 100'cankes bleaching powders fe snd ke; b-carb, sod soda wt Age. w 4405 waresey .- on x GRAIN. -Reeel 04, Ue. ow, 408 do. e rock As bushels Wiel hb dn corn and 41 oats, The market wae reget for ‘State and cae flour, but we make no chan mand was good for certain iva, Bs were consesiy " Gul, 004, Beery, Mente fale Neemaud, while winter flour wae dull, heavy and nomini Ealornin flour wae dull and tere; jer, and cB he antes comprised about V ‘bbis,, the market off irréguiar, Southern fo: also dull and Irregular though not quotabiy lower: the sales were 840 bbls. nye flour was in fen demand a jwer, the snies were 210 Corn meal was in moderate dem: en My Dbla. wt for white city and @6 38 for Marsh's cal fee. ° et | forrs be} featern Ronee warp ii 20 9 ound hdop Ob’ Well SEPTEMBER 2, 1868. TRIPLE SHEET. fie. do. at Ste. do., Nos, 4 and 8. nt raabed A moderate business only has been done In seedleaf during past eight days, sales not being over 800 cases, of which were Conpestiouts, at 430.0 50, for abtpping and Io. a for home trade. 60 cases of State changed hands.at 130, Kentucky 1s moderately active, We quote:— Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri Trugn sine ot =a, "33 1 is e — a0 = 30s = te = 32 ~- aA = 5% salmoi = 38 partic erie -e scarce an! firmly ats be hy % ho Eaverpecl, vee steam anda. = si ‘ot previously ~ to lon, 10 bhi To Giassow, er =- 33 steamer, bi wheat at 4d. and 1,000’ bi four at be 64. To Antwerp, 1.00 bb petrolemm at a, 5:0 phy gpsee do. On Prionaco al Ste. To Southampton, per sleamer, = 33 140 boxes cheese at 40s. To London, per 500 boxes, cheese at 85a, and 35 Lieroee boot ba, 64. - 0% 160) bide. tobacco at at = av te Tie ‘and | a Ibe, whalebone at 6, The charters 7 a wi 6s.; a Britiah bola: payer from iatre phin to Cork for orders, at an - 96 American ship, 1186 tons, to Genoa, Teel to- rs bacco, fan American sb\p, £0,000 f frame: Fine, Fengucole to fiuenos Ayres evides Ameri- | Forstgn—! favana, duty paid— brig, 410 tone ( (now in Boston), iladeiphia to a di- |” Filters. 810 ato rect port in the ateere ene at" ie British bark (now Assorte: 10 a1 in Boston), 4,000 bbls, petro!eum, pie to & port 150 8350 ‘on the Cosmaans | betarese His Havre and Hamburg ; an At 09156 00 9 bark, 419 tons, to Cape Natal and back, and de Brith brig 10 O88 20 85 tere Jamaica, aud back, with logwood, on private 1M allf NY CLOTH was dull at 218%. a $0, Messrs. T.K. | Prices in bond bat ssid cummisy PuOTMatke the stock September 1, 196s, in New | Black works; 810, aw naw York, 15,200 bales ; in Boston, 15,3 0 bales, 035 039 Guieny } ie yrere dull Gull and nominal at 1840, 0190. Stock | Bright work, 28 a 80 3005 Messrs, T. K. nak Gos | _ Brine work? : 20830 30a 60 eles fa New ror ‘and 12.200 do. fn Boston, Navy, i410; anid re , 23096 Rass rp ws.—The mark ale ‘but former prices were de- ‘wist and negroh 20038 30 a BO manded. 00 Ruenos Ayres, 2239 Ibs., Faney grades. Ett} Wad at Bie, Id, are a soo wet elie New Orleans on private ‘ho sale on Raturday of 219 bales Calcutta buffalo vras made aba 5 Old. = quote: neon A 7 MARINE TRANSFERS. » We. ao xideo, Sh 3 zt Correos. 3 « ‘A The following is the lst of marine transfers at this 29540, 0.19 a ti Ibe. o a 5 Contra port since August 28:— 6o, a 170. 2 en ioibe’ ony Tiige. Tampico, 2 5 ‘Guaaaiiae 15 Toms ites w Teer rag dea th 2 Se owe She: wba Meee | De _|__ Caer Nome | Fomage |thare.| Price gatvo, oui ides 2°1be. ‘Total ‘alock’ Sepicmber L668, ‘August | Gleam propeller 12.2°| Whole] ge00 weet atin Ice thr ae pvt te “weuuote ‘rig tooo Aelia. ti|Whael myer . at hana 4 ait i imerioas atten ter; new erep do. at Bac. cédcy | Aceon gt lgcauonse, Aurelia Bara] 13 | tho avidson 13 | 1,200 ‘August 31| iii8] 12 les Zon OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY. Steamboat G. C. janila dull and unchanged at 10%c. a Llc., golt. ‘Fate was also duit. We quote at diye. a 5240. gold. INDIGO.--The sales y Ce rae saad confined to the imme- diate wants of wever, were steady at Zc. 2 %c. for Mani aa al 10a $1 45 for TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK Guatamala, an: 0 Cannon at, ws, 100 tt a of Broome, 71x44 827,000 Tron.—Scotch pi Mh oy mod mand, but full prices | Harlem commons, lots Nos 207 and 203, 00 were demanded. moderate tons | Lot No 6 Louvre fu . 4600 Glengarnock at $43- yo oo was quoted | Rivington at, No 238, 900 at @43; Gartaherric, 944; Coltn 45 50. American | Pitt st, ws, 100 ftn 4 22.500 with material Lrg in value, There 21,600 ‘wero esl vat 100 tous private terns were salea 0 . quote 1 B08; Noe PaaS a Bas Oiarelis were in demand, and sales were made of 80 tons at #47, 200 do. on private terms, and 200 do. in Phiadelphia ‘31/000 at There were aales of 00 tous light fron, and 60 do, old 150 horse shoes on private terme; also 100,00 Ibe. railroad chairs 550 at 5s Yb, American ratie were, quoted at Poe wal. | 7 ©, 95390.10. v0 Russia sheet was in demand pack: 2,95 ft w of Ini av, 28x ‘00 terms; algo 300 packages at 1 gold, tor ‘Now Sand 30, | Sat 14, 950 ft 0 10th av. 103.11 39x35. 50 18ig0. do, for No. 18je. do. Tor NO. 12. Toth ot, Bf n of bd ar, Bian. 00 EATHRE. —’ or hemlock sole was moderately | 20th at, 175 ft n of inh av, @1.11xi6.8, 509 sotive, though there was 2 fair business dono in prime | goth at, We Mabe. 7x9 x88. 5,000 leather. "Prices were ys the roceipta continue falt ns, 0 and wine amoried. OnkecMiddio and ight ns 118 ry weights ‘were ia "fair request, but other kinds were 8 8, 168.9 "00 tiel, “The stock, fe ligh uote: Hemlock, | Bugnoe 18, 166.8 5B & Bue. ; #9, 160 ft 200 ig, Caltoria arr, aie iWite Hah COM 3 No diz, 9,400 . mie ‘do, mtddie. Bion 5 lot No 00 ont I i Heri ga inn , 28a. ‘28,000 nangede 5 1, 100 £4 w of 2d av, 1 3,000 ir oH 160 fte tah ae, Won 750 ‘a 390. : ceo ma! os tats 18, 2ib the of ath ny, hid dali, 500 Giles Be. w fc. ; do. one Lary on ‘crepes he 8200 few of 6000 a dic. ; do. middle, 4c. Me a brits 8, 10 (tw 25,500 roe hang Bs ‘a 44c. ; middle, Bc, a Ao; light, Bc. cor ay A, 34,000 inten, $e. «240. 28, 275 tte 5,500 Lrap.—The market was qulet, but prices were une 1 6, 396 ft $ Ordinary foreign wan quoted at #6 35 » BE 37%, ned tte “i Movasezs.—The market was quiet bat 81 tA of By auction, 2 Lhds. Porto ‘Rico at 4 120th si, 8 140 do. do, 65 do. 0 63! 14a7th ot nw cor Goulevard, ‘B,0m whAYAL Srout. The transactions in apie tu 0 | 148th at, a, rere light, but prices were fant 34,000 Zhie and “shipyiog lots, “The aales were. 190 bbls. at dee . om, 44igo. for merchantable, "nel ton new bbls. at 45; Robin was a trifle more active, at a former prices, 00 soarclty of freight room stil restricted ‘There were 0000 sales ol des common strained at $2 TB ba0 do, good do. ‘000 at 2 875 and 123 do. pale at $5. We quote common 35,000 Bf 2 EF? 8 good a, 02 00 a nT: Bo, 4.500 96 0. 1, 8800 w 84 6D; pale, | 85 15; 3,000 ere don 86 0 81. br hig ee ington. ws 33,040 oo'tanased was quoted 4 heerd of noseles Of moment. Lard wa but steady a sto $1 40.8 81,66 for summer and #1 id n gt ob for winter, 28,000 den was ie. a Tie, Olive, in casks, wae dull at 35.000 92 36 082 40. City diatiliedsred was unchanged at toe. a 0c. ‘000 de whale was activ» and higher, in conae- 1950 quence of, the unfavorable news from! the Arctic ‘000 . Sales 80 bbls. inferior Northern whale 200 ants 40. prime coast do, at 88e., 780 do. prime and inferior ‘and 200 do, do. const ai be. 600 do. prime Northern | £4 av, No. 1,04 2 years, ® mon 600 Sees Tou do. fale r humpback and 510 do. Inferior const on Baar erner af Wa ee 10 years, 1,200 terms; also 1, ls; prime Northern at Wc. closing . 30, rege Ds fnonths. 1300 Sl HT og cS now E Cikched winter dovat $21 6500 HL CAKE was dull. were Barbey ae ev Bennet’s {ane and Bay st, ne cor, 1436, Pernouon.Recel pte 1.081 Ubla, refined, 627 do, erude | Braxton st and 1th ay, Smear iO “37150 ‘and 104 do. ni je in bulk was dull and lower, be- | Broadway, #4, 84 ft e of Stl at “13780 obtainable at Gee, The only sale we heard of was 180 | Cenire at, na, 19) ft 0 of Gintons 18 ie la as Mic, The maarket for refined, was quiet but full | Devoe st, #4, 41.8 feof Union 3,400 Tere demanded . ee gut standart. white 31 Devoe Rants feof Union wvit 500 here werp #4) bbls, in merchantable Karle st,'0) 170 ftw of Union ay, Si 1,000 Bite 100 te bbls. for rpepigmoer at Elves and 3,000 do, vor ain SURD fh w of P ifDuten clvireb, bOxi4.. "500 300 bbis. 4, 23 fteor 2.500 70 and Searte were sold at ‘Bue: Tn Phiiadelp rhe Koschusko at, 350 1 w of Rel a Sesi "00 the market was fairiy active, bot at, decidedly lower Meseroln st, 6 #, 175 ft w of Waterbury mt, 200 10,000 bbis. standard ‘on the t 29%6, ue, at) n'e, 200 ftw of Waterbury Bh 2x10 S090 egal ie Cy te eink Sey emer at ’ Peollers! option’ ftn of Menerole av, ‘3300 sea theanme month at s0%4c. pales and re of Kalek Taye 7,000 bbis. aon rr fs to March (000 each mom) at Be PROVIstONs.—Recetpte 190 packages cut_menta and 699 do. “4 lard. The market forgone euhinied a trifle more activity 3,500 foo Pobie ‘sah te gM for “now. maen 4 0 veneh lots “ff aa Ea for loo and 7% «© 826 for prime a Total stock, old abd now tn 1, 1368, ' bbls. ; corresponding date last month, bla cor: opt ah a, War be Live hi ni 4,000 but ae Oe, a 11366.. with arrivals of 1, heads ; 2;200 remained ' dull, #13 ‘80 for ain estes "ane or “extra, do. 3,000 Fa tang were ro bis; shit tock Fold and new pete an 2476 8.2% pact ni late Inet mom 3,000 Weres beet was fuill dull and nominal. “Gt beef ere were amallnales of, Western at $290 @31. Cut 5 meats were beld with ‘rcaanens ‘but the bi ras moder. #6, 153.4 fee of Bedford a ate aa nalt "thoniaer ern iano "a Wien ba fo of gel ay 625 Bye. Tige.” a . b0 ft n of Wil a Bex" lekted ham Ie * hen tmoked ton 90% nd Middla at, 8 cor, 20 atic. and bared do. dlc. The palo were 125 pack 2 143 10 900 B Frost at, ‘map. asin some demand and firm; sales were made of TRANSFERS IN QUBENI Bi boxes Cumberland cut at Joe. and. 100 boxes short ribbed | 294 at, «1, 310 Indefinite Woe sailor ‘Fbx100. 6 lo arrive on private terme. The market for tard wan quiet, | 32d at, «6 lote 15,17 19, 2, exch Bixi00. 106 the hig! icea demanded restricting business; there were Pin kooxhant sales of 280 pice. wat Tsge: a 19:6. for No. to prime steam, | Pearl and Saovuel stg 8 w cor, Norton's prem 0 ice. whO cc, for kettio. rendered. market for bat: | Tract on ¢ Toad and Allantic ay, inde far wan auet afd, notwithstanding the light recelpte, prices | ily, 7 ° 300 were generally heavy, though not quotabsy lower. ThANAFERS 8 BASH was uderately active at about former prices, We quote: | Ehm st, w a.J Hf Pratt's prove i404 State, Jersey and Pennsylvania, ois 1 408. 2 Ge.; Weat- | Grange road, ¢, M Crane's py @rn reserve, firking, B8c.; ordinary NRW AK. Western, firkina, fait fo'go0d, tho. w Common Wester, | Green st, #*, OD Debore’s property, 20xm0. 5,000 Be, a 76; Pennayivania ci nen fing food tn prime, Sic. | Hight sh w 8, 188 ft from Bloom ai 0 8 B9c.; di ordinary, 5 Bie. Tinols v ir 4,6 8, 620 ft from Spruce st, ‘wrdo. : Eins, good to pri atic hemi #60 {t from Sprace st, 25490. To couly Gairice, varking ‘Go. Art ne, 280 ft from mate tat, 4100 and Chautauqua county Bey ag artis 4 nd, Pros) ft, Wt, P Dallas? proper ‘B0xk 4,500 Broome and Steuben county dnirien fircing, 4 Sprace ot, oa unstated corner, F corner, 442100. :: 5,000 teraugus and Yates county dairies, frkin ordiny ‘ORANGH-EART OLANGE, to fair State dairies, firking, 38, & 40c. ; half Burnside a, 150 ft from Washin, ra ex Ac. ; State do, Wo., fair to, 8 Me. : Nain stint & D'Pierson’s, 20x180. 8,000 ‘Onwego counties, Weish ‘aha, Ma 0-6 Benjamin's, 80x 3,000 fair to F204 State, Bie, md. ‘hess Fair to prime dairy Maina s Beatort's, Wx ext) to 168e.; do. do, factory make, He. n Iie. Harrison st, 98, GW el’s, 160x400. “6,500 Jarolina Waa scaree and quoted TRANSFERS IN HUDSON COUNTY —IRRSRY cry. Rangoon was steady, with sales of 250 bags at €3 60, gold, in Wayne si, m8, 108 28, block M4, Van Vorst map, 263100... 6,000 RROULUS ANTIMONY.—There were sales of 50 caske on | Madicon and Ith sta, 8 w cor, 100x100, . 1600 private torma. Madison and Lith #t W00xt0.... Leu Los em was quiet at about $6 371%, gold, We | Lots ¥to 17, block 69, 1100, aes ie of no sales. ON OLTY, CRs were in. moderate request. There wore sales of | Reach el #9, lot H, block F. ad) Reservotr, 91100 bo WV Lo cassia at bic., gold, and 80 cases uutmegs on pri- Bouth ty hots 1, KN 2, Hespe & Weber's prs vate terms, ‘ox100. r SUGAR —For raw there wae an active demand, ty | Thorn at, 0 6, ab i w of 700 from refiners, at former prices, tho market closing quite Treaty at doen 10',e, for fair to food reining Cun “The | Hudacn av, na, lot SH tales cor 2,600 ‘hbde., part at 104e. = Te. for Cuba. | Gaxiv0.. 0 We quote to good grocery nba 10°%4e. m 1136 to ehotos 4 re contritignl do. (nde end xen), | Kearney av, n wa, 75 tte Me of Hoyt ri toxten.. - 350 9\c. m We. nd b 4 n Be.; ‘hir to prime retining Po to | Kearney av, nw 8, 200 ft 8 w of Hoy Jo Rico, 10%. & 10a.) fair to good erocery do., Lic, & 13K. Salt meadow at 26 juaction of I aL river prime to chotce do., ite. = 13340." Refined was fi land of N Yersey It Coy about 441 acres (35 share).--40,000 but at a trite lower pri Slowing nt Wise. we, for WARRIBON, iar, ace. @ 14 Ye, for sort whi ie, @ 140. for Remaining \ share of meadow above........ 6,995 ta }ingeed was dull and nominal ‘wt ty ORERNVILLR, Menara. T,X. Cumming & .imaks | Van Horn’ Ser, 1868 tn New York, tnt Daca; in | bjs woros. Nee ee we Thane Wusclen es maa : vions: com, viz. ic. * » Timothy was dull aL ee nial ze ul ‘ yootipes are night. ‘Jovvers' price % were 20 ‘The following curious experiment has been made ton's anck, +3100 #3 Seifert pit i which may serve to ethos ad the vibratory powers ahi dd Worthington’s, sar of iron and steel, accord to oe, taete com ton frre ites let but and physical state:—Two s ing forks Tere are wits “of 4h0 Mesican and $8 bales’ Palecres | Seen dopoaiin 80 oat a, soll mire private terms, For deer the demand was light and ‘were | and plac 1 sp in two vertical bom! pal * ‘our qnotations. The sales were 3,000 Ibe, Para | planes at right angles. One of them, No. 1, was ~4 10) do. vere Ores on private terms, We quote (oat, | moreover surrounded with @ strong coll of wire, 60, BTige., gold; Matamoros, B6c., do. ; age Ayres, receiving an electric current from @ nitric acid pile, Bhc., currency; Payta, io., ity ha a "ibe, composed of four elements, A fiddiestick being now Pare, fe 6 ton to. Sox drawn across each of the tuning forks the vibra- ‘Juan, 40c., d0,, "and | Vere Gran, ak is tions commenced, and immediately a fectly mo- tN. Fi ae ‘i and nominal age te for tionless luminous circle was Produced in the mirror Las fol, Pats of No, 2, But no sooner was No, 1 magnetized by ere ny at at ae . 4 eee for L the admission of the current than the circle ores Doxes <x charco , ‘an ellipse and swi to and fro, denoting the ac- TALLOW ras quiet, but 16,000 Ibe, at 1260.8 | tion of a new vil motion, As soon as the cur- Waacenoxe wae decidedly firmer, under fair demand | rent ceased the Ogure xed circle again. for export. At the close Arctic was held at $195. The salce = here and in New Bedford were $000 Ibs. Northwest and aap en ee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ‘WiliskRY,—| poem 100 pe Market was still ~ —s fend in the absence of sales a Were nominal at Wo. for Married. jort the market for fleece, as well Fox—Trrvs.—On bag September 1, at No, 307 ay has relapoed Into wiate'ot Gor: | wees soventecnth vireet, by'the tne” ‘Stephen Mer- Goments, be lapwed 0a mae 9 0 Mr. Hexny F soarchy 0% ¢ transactions have beea | Titi, Jf. Mr. MENRY FP. Fox, of New York city, to gimow mediate ‘Of maoutac, | Miss Cona E. Tiros, of Vernon, Vt. ne for | HoLLteny of Govan b's Tuesd pees 2, at Cy ed i "de. aSe. | the oe ahassee, Ot ectete man ticuaeegen tt ! ‘Jain, A ai fae That proas val) tote Tas pr Foreign hee pitied Af fen United Staves Lem. to } -y BT bey oo The’ sy) Tiny da Teureday, August 2, by we ay 2,500 do. | Rev. J. om Witiras J. ms oa sat 490., ae oa ert, 4. Savors te to Miss Susi West Hobv- | A1gcorm ta Breoktyn, ing, Septe:nber ae, ALioor: cere Fe eng Ay Rupees On Monday Brra rey wife of James Sienna, bores. » ta attend he tune x et oR oe mon ng, gene | street. The remains will be takea to Wate for interment. at ee ean &: 80%, tn age. qitweaeeia Pas ee Boar, Ang Srxeuen E, B meaged al crue URRALL, COU! ‘The relatives and friends are invited FORT the funeral, from 28 West Twentieth street, on Thursday morning, @t half-past ten o'clock, without further CLaRK.—Ia this city, on ARETAUSA, relict of Moses clark, in hee ti Her relatives and friends are invited to 4 the funeral, on Thursday, at twelve o'clock noon, her late residence, 444 Weat i foi nas ‘The remains will nay night Anrust 31, aie raw further notice. ‘orcester, Meet for interment. Goox.—On Monday afternoon, August a, of pas Talysis, Jamns H. Coox, aged 69 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, to-day ( adnesdeny at twelve o'clock M., instead of one (the hour having been Fn ngs from necessity), from his late reaidemce, 100 BS oem. At her lat on lace, RUGER.—. er late residence, 39 Clinton Miss ELIZA Cuore, in the 84th year of her age. e ‘The relatives and friends of the family are 2 respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from Trinity a on Thursday. USHMAN,—-AG Rahway , N. J. on Monday, woo man, in uooene. dau ot sonnet H. HL. ote + aN inddaughter of D. A. Cushman, Esq. Nott ce of fa funeral hereafter. ey In Hoboken, N. J.,on Monday morning, Augost 31, PHILIPPE reartig native of Locle, Swit- Zerland, in his aren The relatives and friends of the famtly are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 203 Wash i n sirest, Hoboken. DOUGLASS.—On Tuesday, September 1, MINNTB AU- Umea, only daughter of Samuel and Melissa Doug- iam axed 3 years, 38 months and 18 days, che ives anc lends of the family are resp¢ fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half-past three o’clock, from the resi- dence of hor parents, 465 Third avenue. ELLIorT.—On Tuesday, September 1, of cancer of the stomach, MARY FRANCES, widow of Robert Allen Elliott, aged’ 41 years. ‘The funeral will take place at St. Francis Xavier's church, Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. Repo riee Monday, faa ag! 31, RICHARD FaR- aged 30 years, a native of ‘k, parish of amore, county Waterford, Ireland. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his cousin, Richard Farrell, No. 341 Greenwich street. Waterford papers please cop: FARRBLL.—In Brooklyn, on Fiesday, September 1, Linby, youngest daughter of John H. and Catharine Farrell, aged 10 months and 1 day. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 166 Tillary street, Brook- lyn, on Thursday afternoon, at halftpast two o'clock. FrrzggkaLp.—On Tuesday, September 1, after a prolonged illness, bg OHANNA, wife of Michael Fitz- gerald, a native of Tralee, county Kerry, Ireland, i aged 30 years, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her Iate residence, 113 paneeee street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. FoLey.-On Monday, August $1, WILLTAM Foury, ® native of Johnstown, Glanworth, county Cork, Lre- Jand, aged 41 years. 1's friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 320 East Twenty-fourth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ongo’clock. GALLAGiER.—On_ Monday arenas. August 31 JOHN GALLAGHER, & Dative of the parish of Taare. age county Longford, Ireland, in the 40th year of 3 age. The relatives and friends of the family are respeot- fully invited to atvend the faneral, from the Church of St, Vincent de Paul, North Sixth street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Wednesday) afternooon, at two O'ClOeK. GALLAGHER.—On Thesday m0! September 1, at his residence, No, 26 North Se po ol Brook- lyn, E. D., JOIN GALLAGHER, & e ih cf Kliskery, county Tyrone, Ireland, in the atu year ot tne frend f tho fe ipectfully invited i friends of the family are res] ty fm to attend the funeral, from his Inte residence, on ‘Thuraday morning. at ten o'clock, to the Church of Sia, Peter and Pat where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for repose of his soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery, nt one o'clock. GRULATLy.—in Orange, N, J. on Monday, ‘M1, AuigatL Minmo, wife of the late Jon Prarie in her 73d year, The enn of the family are invited to attend the fan from the residence of her son, Be tl in Gellatly, Hlewellyn, Park, Orange, on Thu noon, a halt- A inered two o'clock, Carriages w! bel io waiting at North Orange depot to meet eae Morris and Essex Railroad, which leaves foot of bar. clay street at one o'clock, Givprepe.—En route to California, on Monday, July 13, of chronic dysentery, CHARLES ELLIS GIM- BREDE, in the 47th year of his age. Montreal papers please cop; vy. Hrap.—At Greenpoint, on Tuesday, September 1, _ only ees ire, Sanay idnan, wite of lenry Heal, ay ears, 8 months and 7 days. ‘The relatives and friende'of of the are respect. be invited to attend the funeral, from her late porto in Kent nae en rape aga} int, on ra bape ei half-past one orolod Her remains will be Inverted in Greenwood Hoves.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, A’ 4 Heh dy CO, Hovan, wife of Rey. Sabin Bolum Hough aged aged ‘the re remains will be taken to Columbus, Ohio, for interment. Howse. M, On Tuesday mornti —At Brook] Sep- tember 1, Avg te sana 2 are mund Howes, yea of the fa The rolatiees and f and Trends of her sons, B. P. Howes and A, rtfally invited to attend the fane — = her mers Pp oo Pe 195 At. antic street, near Court, on Thursday afternoon, at three o’cloc! k. without farther invitation. Albany and png es papers Bisane co copy. Leo. 7» August 31, of PERDINaND ino age aged 36 years and 4 ‘months. ‘The funeral take place from his late residence, afternoon, 220 Fast Fortieth street, this (Wednesday) at two o'clock, Washington (D. C.) and Alexandria (Va.) papers please copy. Ma AYe Tuesday, September 1, Mrs, MARY MAY. e friends and acquatatances of the family are respectully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Jaines Malone, 209 East fe -first street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Martix.—On Sanday, August 30, BRYAN MaRTny, ® native of Westmeath, Ireland, in the 75th year of his age. ‘Aviass of requiem will be celebrated. this Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, in St. jary’s church, Grand street, for his eternal repose, and the remains will be taken from thence to Cal- vary Cemetery for interment. The friends of the family are invited to attend, MoRAN.—On Monday, Angust 31, Brtpcer Moran, wife of Wiliam Moran, of the parish of Castle Ra- bun, county Cavan, Ireland, 15 years. The faneral will take piace the residence of her son, No, 265 avenue B, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at nalf- one o'clock, Nicnots.—On Eon August 31, at her resi- dence, 182 West Thurty-alxth strcet, Mrs Isabsuta ICHOLS, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the iuneral, this (Wednesduy) afternoon, at one o'clock. Nowron.—On Tnesday morning, September 1, in this city, Gronar G, NoLToN, aged 43 years. Funeral will take place from Forty-second street Presbyterian charch, between Fifth and Sixth ave- nues, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock, and from thence the remains will be taken to Madison, Conn, Lh three P, M, New Haven train, OngRLANDE:. On Tuesday, September 1, Geonon OpERLANDY ‘Th ia vee and friends, also the members of we, No, 177, 1. 0. of O. F., are parecalett any nitend the funeral, from hi ixth avenue, on Thursday anerncon at two O’eluc PareRson.—On Monday, Angnst 31, xe daugh- eS of John and Catharime Paterson, aged 1 year and days. ae relatives and friends of the family re. apectfuily invited to attend the funeral tk this red- nesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 467 lyrtle avenue, Brooklyn. ‘The remains will be interred in Green wood Cemetet PrircHarp.—On “Tuesday, ber 1, at his Septem residence, No. 18% Grove street, Jersey City, cae Parrcwarp, in the 61st a reat 6 of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are in- ton to attend the tuners services, this (Wednes- jay) afternoon, at five o'clock. The remains will be taven to Burlington county, N. J., for interment, Reppan. Poy ry shepeetber 1, of digense of the Jun TILDA year o pe IG mats of the ‘the parish of Lorrah, county ireland. Risods and acquaintances of the family are respectfatly invited to attend the funeral, from her late reaidence, 899 Sixth avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, af hal:-past one o'clock, EV RS— ‘On Monday, August 31, Wa. Resvas, in Rel the sith year of his a ‘The relatives and of the family are respect- folly invited to attend his funeral, ind (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the chapel of Dr. Ganse's church, in Twenty-fourth street. Srymour.—At Claremont, near High Bridge, on Saturday, August 29, Jane M. SRYsMouR, ane 43, 186 Tpiriabad this (Wr verter) mioerdn, st o'elocks Cwrt Any Will be In waiting al arte on on the arrialof the ten o'clgek traly from New York. SINSUTS Mouday, August 41, Manganer Si Nor, the youngest child of Philip aad Sinnot, aged 2 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are reenec. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her grandmother, 94 St, Mark's place (Miehth sireet), this (Wednesday) afternoon, at amo velee 1 okss—00 Monda 4 ny, August ah, Mrs. Sie. ir of weitere re £29 Ge" rien are invited to at‘end the Inte residence, 49 Mass Sevea- teenth street, at one o'clock in the afternoon. SFOCKING.—On Tuesday, September 1, TTAw¥AN Eaters, beloved ye of William. Stock'as, Sandy Hook pilot, aged 30 years, 8 months and ey wie friends and. relatives are reqnesiad to attend @ funeral from St. tins hurch, corner City a | Ha place and Duane street, on ‘Thursday afiorsoon, od peng Ay thateor ry Solemo wis'e mene'tes soul ve church a ey ia 4 ‘at the above cl LRY.—On Tuesday, September 1, HLIZAsere eeumay) Im her sth Pi i es and friends of the family are respret- fully invited to attend the tungral, from the reat dence of her bi Chien renner. beset: J. Spencer, tn Jemerson s! Roswnna half-past two o'clock. Carriages ne, boken ferry 8 at half. pees ast One O° velock, Hors Hie. Pie TILL loniay, August 31, the Rew, Ronuur Be! B imorson in the 41a ‘year of bis age, with a mass of requen. will tate hurch of St. Pani the Apostle. cornet nth ‘street and Ninth avenne, on Thurs tay morning, at half-past ten o'clock, ‘The relatives amt ihands of the family are invited to attend withowt os ir notice. Bi siti ela ean tember 1, Moses TRER, tw the? Toth year of his age. ” His friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence. 263 Madivnn street this (Weltnesday) penrecen a tree. oelook, ‘ATL junday, August 30, FLA J, theenty child of Charles G. and Roxcelieenah Vail, aged 4 Years, 10 months and 17 days. Her ancles, Francis W. and Aaron. F. Vall, a's0 the Telatives and friends of the fanily, are resect ty invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, Rodney sereet, first house below Bodfore avenue, Brooklyn, VANDERBURGHL—AL Rhinebeck, on Monday mievut, Angust 31, Mrs. Hester OuIBA OT La ad widow of Federal Vanderburgh, M. ‘The friends are invited to attend the funeral, fron the Church of the Messian, Khinebeck, on Thirday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further notice VALLETT.—On Monday, August 31, Witteaw FRANKLIN, gon of William and Henrietta Green Vab lett, aged 3 months. ‘The funeral will take ee from the residence of his grandfather. Mr. Alonzo Green. No. 1 Sonte Fourth street, between Third and Fourth strests, Brooklyn, F. D., this (Wednesday) atternoon, at twe, o'clock, Ponte and relatives are respectfully la- vited to al Kingston (N. ¥. ) and California papers please WALLAack.—On Monday, August 31, Lows fac only child of James B, and Louise R. Wallace, @ 14 montha. Relatives and friends are invited to attend te sir from their residence, 106 West Forty-fonrte street, this (Wedneslay) afternoon, at two o°e!n0k. WALtacek.—On Tuesday, September 1, Crone PRaroy, only child of James M. and Hattie & Wallace, and grandson of the late ex-Judge George W. Pearcy, aged 1 year, 9 months and 14 days. Funeral from the residence of bis grandmo*her, 49 East Eighty-sixth street, on ‘Thursday morning. at ie past ning o'clock, The remains will be taxen te ANY, Hartford (Conn.) and Springfield (Maes.) papers please copy. WEISHAR.—On Tuesday, September 1, afters shert ries Jacos Wuisuar, aged 53 years, 3 montis and ‘ays. The relatives and friends of the family are remoect- iy invited to attend the funeral, from his Inte esidence, Middle Village, L. L, on Thursday after rnoon, at ‘two o'clock. Wairson.—At Cold Spring, TL. 1, on Suntay, aceat 30, Joan W. Warrsoy, in the dad year of his ofthe relatives and friends of fhe family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, at Cold Spring, L. 1., this day (Wednesday), Trains leave ag stip and Thirty-fourth street at half-past nine Woops.—At ay dade) Fulton county, N. Y., oa Monday evenin; ust 31, Dwicar C., infant som of James M. ans frac! el Woods. The friends and relatives of the family are reapeot- fully invited to attend the frneral, from ne. Adams street, Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, eleven o'clock, Waignt,—At Summit, N, J., on Monday, A wate ef M., Creed of Daniel F. and fie A, A. of The Tolatives and ‘less of tho family are re beeing A eagha attend the funcral, from the Sidenco of her Sater 225 Adelphi street. an Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. The remaine ‘will be taken to Greenwood for interment. "O8T_MORDAY EVENING) Comins OFF THE STEAM- mer Chauncey Vibbi f Thirty-fourth street, Seth iver, a blac her faichet, containing a pnckatbaat and other small arti fader will he anitnbly rewnrdad 72 Jeaving {t at Mrs. Daniel Kuhn's, 904 Hast Twenty-sovent® O8T—ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK BOO: . WS. 4 The finder will please return to the bank, aS Gunton oer. " ere OST—A CLUSTER ‘DIAMOND rm, LAST RVENTN ews I cha liberal reward will be Lowe ay ar O8T—ON MONDAY, DOWN TOWN, A DEEP R’D Topas from a seal ring, for the sree of which a We eral reward will be ) paid in the basement 0. 5 Broadway. opted wile (eererce cance iereceeal will be reward by returaing 304 we same to I OST _IN GOING ON X BOARD THE STEAMER SP ARIRD has ble ‘Sunday morntns s will Be pai O8T TWO DRAWING PLAN ona stories, between, Sixth are iepot, marked Moho M. Foster, teth dereel hy lenetog thers ‘at Ok sirent the finder will he Hberally rewarted. L088 ON MONDAY, AUGUST mL, A STRAWKuRKY ‘colored Cow. ‘The finder will Mt lesan return the mame te the owner, fox, corner of Forty-ninth street and be pwentt tom SW street and Pifth avenue, on Saturday, 4 a red. » locked horn, middle peroe Com Cow, wis a ae of no m ch the owner can ha and paying expenses, 1 AKEN THROUGH MISTAKE-FROM A SFVERTR Avenue car (134) gu 8 down ween three and four September 1. & indy’ Tra Vee ieee ITRAYED TO THE PREMISES OF JAMES © § ib need ‘clock a swers to the oped 4 ee. | yo MONDAY, “AvGreT REWARD WILL DE_PAID FOR THE RETURN of my Commutation Ticket between New York aa@ je, if returned within two day a “4. F. FLAACKE, 260 Washington street, REWARD.—Losr STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM R. W. Russell, Clifton, Staten Island, Breast, front teeth deny ts am: reward $20 eararn nfinting him the above reward wil bo pala at 47 Dronby aireet, 50 The REWARD. STOLEN, FROM PASTURE on iy farm at W as ofa, ind foot, off whee mtolen shore At clips on front feet; white spot on back = = en ere small white potion left te. Retowre to Ina. corner avenue ‘alersen plank road, Hudadn City, N. J, $300 stes Phy Pog of RETWEEN WALLACE i Nichhiag Hotel Purse contalminy nd one Cluster ta Dent ior aie at above prorecrmnrt wih be paid.on leaving tt with 3. H. Rogers, Avaner %, 1 $500 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIF RETURY of Diamond Jewelry stolen from 43 and 44 New fan atreet om August 81 and ni jueations asked BTECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 68, BROADWAY.—T 19 old eatablishet the mercantt’e commm lv aa to the! have nit By, Ls We Aes ight, exquteteate TAvLOR'S NEW PATENT D0 ip reas Taylor's Mant dings corner of Hlereoth cars) WIN AUTOMATON TOY COMPANY, ‘Walking Dolls, Boye and Animals, Trade outs: York onty can have orders booked al factory, Wuintard Tow works boi aremad corner of of Bleventh atreet and avenue 1). — MARBLE MANTELS. A uBLe “MANTELS.—THE, BEST PLACE IN THE to purchase Marble, Mantels of the inter tolg at pda KLABER'S Marble Works, Leenth at, | near Thin av New ¥ York. - On {nie ou ou ARBLE MANTEL MONUMENTS HEANS?ONrA DA. test designs, at reduced pi ‘At 8. Kiager'e mane tase pu First avenue, near "Third s-reet get price Itet the country. ze Poe po SLATE MANTELS, HAL TH raick wie for eirier. STEWART, 006 Sixth arenes, Between Fmerentn ft ani Loa r= mr DENTISTRY. UL FULL CONTINOUS GUM SNT oF Fen Fn 10, | Palnlene exirnctiog ander ant ve ire. MODINE, 196 Orend treet. POR rs wate 1 Call ri yi) OR Low aN true the new ale 3 Ath bc an aeecee Teel, 0th wae, hy 1 Bareay-stath atcooun