The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1868, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY,” § aie time on the corresponding date last FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | #01 ihe THURSDAY, Sept, 3—6 P, M. The stock market has been active and onthe whole Steady to-day, and the cliques in railroad shares are infusing more animation than usaai of late into the Movements of the stocks which they control; but it is none the less hazardous to buy them, while it ts equally so to sell them “short.” There was @ well istributed business in all the leading railway shares, and during the forenoon prices advanced; but in the afternoon thoy had a drooping tendency. Among the State bonds Tennessee siXes were stronger in consequence of the suits against the Comptroller of Tennessee and the Fourth National Bank, as his fiscal agent, having been withdrawn and the injunction restraining the payment of inter- est vacated. Erie continues to attract the attention of the street and it 1s largely dealt in, but its ductua- tions during the day were limited to a little more than one per cent—namely, from 46% to 47%. The negotiations between this company and the Atlantic and Great Western, with a view to consolidation, are much discussed; but the fact that the subject is not at lower prices, but there was nothing like a general decline, and we retain our previous quotations. California flour was more stondy, and considerabio sales were made, in several Instances as high as 12 per bbl. The sales were about 15,000 bbia., within the range of the quotations annexed. pouthera flour remained quiet but steady, under @ moderate demand and a moderate supply. The snles were 550 bbls, Rye tour year shows the following changes:— the sales belng abont 00 ble: et for gllow da 38 70 for Stata, w® 8) a 86 for Jollow quo! Bf ‘ 4} for white do, We sixty days below 109%, and the porters is improving. At the close bankers’ bills on Engiand at sixty daye were quoted at 100 a 100; at three days, 10994 @ 100%); commercial pills, 108% a 108%; bankers’ bills om Paris at sixty days, 6.18% @ 5.16%. Cousols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day aad on the previous dates men- @ new one appears to be lost sight of. Overtures to | tioned:— pine 2 this end were made by the Sir Morton Peto party | consois... Mis GK | excvedingy dulland heavy, and prices were lower, clos when they were in this country; but Mr. Drew's | Pive-cwenties . 7 2 penton atal 34 forthe best samp) of new mized afloat anc decided opposition to any kind of connec. | Illinois Central Os 9136 | Sta7 AY pe Mlosuget a ror a pene tion frustrated all the efforts which were | Btit..-.-...+ : +. ag 81 for old do.in store. Oats were steady, with sales of A hie ral of fhus refers to the | about 60,000 bushels at 81449. for old In store, 82}s0. for do. made in this direction Still later Mr. Cave, ee ee — Stoat, tea Tee for vow iiowk” aud The. for dor a the ral ber of the British Parliament and one Ccont10n of monetary efaire in that city:— ‘ond depot was dull and heavy. The offerings were piers “ 00 of the | The local onieiiivel anger. "Sales at $1 63 1 81 60 for Western, the Girectors of the company, came over to this country | awo or three of tl yor wen re in demand’ and nd made a fresh attempt to bring about this reault, | lines of te are unable to give their regu- | and continued to rule dul! and nominal, Baer ostensibly in co-operation with Mr. McHenry, but tt | lar and re 3 gevommnotetion re Son Siar Ten memnee wan atrioe mire acrire ss sia Subsequently transpired that“he was desirous of | Touns by gulng to other balks, and that some-ot the | fonscltcakeat 121 éd- candy per aleamer, 800 vis Rokr at le ‘ousting the latter in order that he might obtain en- | principal banks have not turned away adollar of | J7j41 7,600 bushels corn at Tidd. 7.500 do. peas at 4/4. and tire control of the company himself, Mr. McHenry one ae res acumen ant 3 in »y 8 cheese at dbs. and 100 bales to eco at 40s. To Bremen, per tomer cases tobacco at 16s. ‘The charte A in embarrassed circumstances arising from his money market has not yet been Bt grain ‘Britian hip with 6,000 bois. crude petroleum to a direct port hij on the Continent at 6s. 6d.” An Aiericun ship from Pilla: detphia to San Franciieo, coat, at $19 90; one tame voyase, at 19 a brit 1,780 bis. petroleum to thé rms. a is accumulating here every day, and more and more capital will be locked up in it, grain movement Reo antl here eastward increases Felations with it was warned that his arrest was {ntended through Mr. Cave’s instrumentality, and to avoid this he went to Paris and there opened A 10 ‘eatly money Will from that cause, Gi jet at our last quotatt communications with the creditors of the com- fine ae of aeenon ae. fe Sew were liberal Hay the demand Sontinued. woderae and prices were pany, the final result of which was that Mr. orning, are londay morn- t types a ‘or shipping, a for retail lots, McHi was restored to power and that | g%,and though there is yet a large demand from | Se.» $120 for new, whe. foe long rye straw and Toe. for rt do. Mr. Cave withdrew from his position in the board Hops were still in light démand and heavy at 20c. a 5c. for A Cincinnati paper of the same date says:— Rew crop American, 10e. a 30c for 1867 crop do. and Ibe. entirely. Mr. McHenry is, therefore, now engaged | ‘rhe principal feature in financial circles to-day ts | 8¢; £0 foreign. ineefforts to extricate the Atlantic and Great West- | the large aluount of exchange offered. causing wen marine deweriptins nai sient bge aaa ree €rn line from the receiver's hands, and he has re- | Pletion of currency balances through heavy ship- | | MoLAassrs.—The market was less active, but prices ware ments to interior firm. There were sales of 20hhds, Remedios at oy pont. Large orders for currency weve telegraphed to New York this afternoon, but in many cases it was done more in anticipation of fu- ture wants than from any present necessity. The demand for loans is better now than on Saturday, but still it is only moderate, and the market is easy at 8a per cent for first class paper in bank, and 10 a 12 per cent for prime to good commercial paper in the open market. The amount of legal tender notes ontstan ding at intervals since the beginning of June, 1865, is thus shown:— 1s $532,823,929 + 525,308,682 + 514,445,879 + 00,022,127 603,239,097 477,494,274 456,877,174 1 260 do, do. at42e, We quote Cuba centrifugal and mixed 32c. a Bic., Cuba clayed 6c, a 40c., do, muscovado Geading | rades) 4c. a d4e., do. do, ( ‘erades) 42c. a 52e., Porto Rico 48e. & T0c., English Islands 48c. a 65c. Stock September 3, 1868 :— BLAU unds., 4,648 do. Porto Btco, and 1,890 do. ‘English lands. : NAVAL Sronms,—Receipts 195 bbls. spirits turpentine and 1,850 do. rosin, The market for spirits turpentine was mode- rately active and weak, though prices were not quotabiy lower, There were sales of 105 bbls. at 4c., 12) do. in ship- ping order at 44scc. a 45c., and 100 do, (New York bbis.) at se. The market for rosin was dull and heavy at $2.75 0 $2 80 for common strained, #2 80 a #2 8 for good do., #2 95 & B38 25 for No. Ll a Xe. 1 90 5 oe oe paie, and #6 a $7 for extra do. We heard of no sales of mo- ment. Tar was in good demand; sales 500 bbis. Washington oa urivate terms, but supposed ai i 125s, 25 do. at $3 00, and 19 do. Newhern at $4. Wilmington was obtainable at $4. oe was dulland unchanged at #1 65a $1 08, and bois. Opened with the Erie Company the negottations ‘which were proposed long ago. He is now on his ‘way to this country by the Scotia, but it is reported Sir William Russell and Mr. Laing have deferred ‘their visit until later in the year, in consequence of the pending general elections in England, both being Members of Parliament, and, consequently, having Yheir constituencies to look after, We have Not hitherto mentioned that Mr. Henry G. Stebbins, of this city, was elected President of the Atlantic and Great Western Company when in London not long since; but the fact that a man of his prominence, ‘Wealth and ability occupies this position in its coun- 8els Is of itself calculated to inspire confidence in a better future for the bondholders, whether it result ine Provisions,—Receipts 4 bbls. pork, 185 packages cut r ? kegs The tharket’ meal toleral lard. The market for obtained. e ork was he sali C + 614,780,430 612,451,264 from the proposed consolidation with the Erie or 605,984,414 447,487,524 | cludlag at otherwise. Of course until the receiver of the road + 603,298,293 429,039,884 | und a for extra prim: ae Moat ton out gr 213,359 1 425/527,623 | mand was light. The sales were contined to about 100 bbls, papa Mr. Stebbins can practically do nothing Pentrio4 es 425,527,623 | mag to a at 80 foro ume and $20 60 0 ant 50 fpr 5 " ike vat e- wey » c is Tierce — be vas duil, in. the in itg management; but it is not likely that the re 868 June 1........ 385,761,468 | Sreenoe of eales, prices, were, nominal. Beef hams 2 555, 115,732 554,677,483 538,707,925 ceivership Will coutinue very much iouger if the ar- fangemenis now in view are carried out. June 1, 3 per cent certifi- CALEB eee were dull and nominal st $29 a #31. Cut meata, though quiet, were stead) ‘The sales were avout 60 eee ioe at 13 a Tie. for dry sulted shoulders, 13s4e. a 13ise, tur picked do. 60,000,000 There is no change tu note in the condition 15:4c. a 16c. for smoked do.. 180. a ‘or pickied hams, The amount of national bank notes in circulation ale. d x con Wa of the money market, the supply of tunds a-ile. for smoked do, and Bie: for ba " Borge ween at corresponding intervals was as understated>— boxes Stretford and short clear, to , on pI aiso 100 boxes Cumberland cut, to arrive, ut Le, being superabundant at three and four per cent, ate terms; ‘The market nd moreover there is no prospect of anything for lard was fairly active and firmer, and prices were bigot, approaching stringency being experienced during ‘There were sales Of 14 packages se ee aoe ENS to prime steam, and 19 250 tierces, for September delivery, at 19450.) buyer's option, and 600 tierces, for September delivery, seller's option, on pri- vate terms. PETROLEUM. ta, 835 bbls. ernede, 1,452 do. refined, and 160 do. na: htha Crude in buik was in beiter demand and firmer, closing at loc. There were sales of 1,000 bbls. for the last half of September and the first half of "October at Lica, and 1,000 do. for Uctober a t 15%o., seler's option. Cruse, in bbia,, was in demand, and 5,00 bbis. were disposed of at 20c,"" Refined was quiet ou the spot, but passably active for forward delivery. Prices were firm, closing Ue. a S130. for standard white, ‘There were sales 0: it 240ny 1,00 do,, for the last half of Septembe Blige., seliers’ Option. and 7,0 do., for October, a 4 at the inside price. Naphtha was in demand, Bales 590 bbis. at 160. In eiphia dhe marke. was tolerably active and strong, thi ‘ing 7,5:0 bois, stand- wy le, for the last half of September and October, at the remainder of the year. Commercial paper is in very limited supply and the best grade is quoted at six and seven per cent, while in some instances prime signatures at short dates are taken at five. There is @ light flow of currency ‘westward, but the resources of the banks are so great that the loss of deposits thus far nas failed to produce the slightest efect upon the rate of in- terest, and this aifords a criterion for the future to some exteut, although an advance in the rate for call loans (o stx or seven per ceut may be reasonably looked for at intervals before the expiration of the 1863. Tuly 1........ 300,000,000 The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as Year. fouows: Private iermay alao 800 bbin for the deat ‘halt Septem: 4 — vate + is., for the ma The gold market has been vigorously hamincred Custom House, ————*Sub-Treasury. Bers at Ssge0 is 3 : by the bears all day, and the result was a decline ‘“ rere rn A merry Fear ogee ie Bee een at Sesto for Carolina and 9. a 95;c. y 2 Ug. 31... $554, 42 Odd $5,059,344 $87,555,452 | i —The tof business done t to-< por CRU eH er. toe Weed rae santas “1aonore “1oogass “aiaayat8 | unit too market ras, Sm ‘ning nS WC, Tr pt. 2... 620,955 1,615,703 2,243,240 87,301,208 Bept. 3... 610,000 2,441,071 2,757,987 ‘The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railway in the fourth week of Angust were $146,112, against jor to common retined Cuba, 10%¢c. a Wige. for fair to ood do., 10’;¢. a 11'yc. for fair to good groc Go, IL) free. tor. pitime to “choice do., Pe. w 18c. for centri ‘hhda, and boxes), 9c. » 10.¢c. for molasses, 7c. a Be. for _n ir to prime refining Porto Ri ’clock at 144, following which there was no mate- rial change, the latest quotation on the street being 143% a 143%. There was an active borrowing de- for 4 grocery do. and 12sec, a 13 fo. The 5 ‘a e. mand for coin, but the suppiy was superabundant, | $157,351 for the corresponding week last year. The al a 5 pales 3 460 Se and loans were made at two and three per cent | earnings for the month were $425,751, against Pe ee Ste ee is ws for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to | $430,763 for the corresponding month in 1367. Mise. a 14, for, soft white and Bs, aM $32,887,000, the gold balances to $1,349,775 and the _ ne aes ee Feps.—Calcutta linseed was in moderate demand at about former prices. The sales were 2,000 bags in store on private terma,and in Boston 429 bags and 1.00) pockets nt %2 21, gold. ‘Rough flax was quiet at {2 80,a 825, Other kinds ‘were dull and unchanged. TALLOW wan firm, with a moderate demand; sales 65,000 currency balances to $1,942,271. ‘the Sub-Treasury disbursed $375,000 in coin in payment of interest on the public debt during the day, and the steamer Deutschiand took out $103,000 in specie. The SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN3E. ‘Tharsday, Sept. 3—10:15 A. M. 100 shs NY Cen RR. #15 127 6u0 do. wi “short” interest now outstanding 1s #0 large that lor Mimi ey Kocelpte, 775. bbla, The are. was the market is a very dangerous one for the bears, as ioe Bees Se for bonded. Sales were reported uf 400 bi the bulis have it in thetr power to rapidly advance 04° Ju0 Hud River RR we sa — the price, and the result of such a movement wou'd | 100 Tenn 6's, ex cou.. 6544 300 do. THE WINE MARKET. 72000 Tenn 6's, ne 0 be that the bears would wish to cover thelr contracts | 2000 644 4 1000) as i 140a | But Iittle change bas taken piace in the wine and spirit 8nd 0 play into the hands of their adversaries by 2400) Va 6 Bia bis market since our last report. Straight whiskeys are still in unnaturally stimulating thgrise, The price varied at | 60m virginia eee eg Ga | good demand, and owing to the prerent short supply prices intervals as follows:— 14000 NC 6's, ex o.beto 73 ne have an upward tendency. Highwines continue to advance. 10 A. M. ee 200 dc Zdeall 73 ‘The demand for Cognac brandy continues, prices advancing 9:60 P. Sig @ 143% 92:2 | as the stock diminishes. St. Croix and Jamaica rums are in } Government securities, although quiet to-day, fats request. have been firm, while for the five-twenties of 1867 ‘The following are the latest prices current; foreign articles are quoted in gold > o- ‘there was an active demand at advancing figures, 1965. V 15%, sales hgving been made as high as 108%, wt} btn ae against 108% last evening. The “short? in- onal ‘yy A ss 3 en terest in these bonds is very large and the Ditto, importation i 5 bo a borrowing demand for them as well as for the other Renault & Ce... bn 5% § " Issues continues brisk. The outside demand is re- wl Finck Gaattion ‘Eto % = 6% Ported by the principal dealers to be increasing, and | 2) Chic A NW ce bis Siig Hine & Co Se oe orders arc coming in from some of the insurance | 100) West i Tei 7s, b.. 9 6% companies tat have branches in the New Dominion | 92 %* By of Commerce 131 fegr rere. iB for bonds to send there for a special purpose. The FD. “‘Castitlo & 70 Market has a very firm appearance, and the disposi- h spd wg YY ton aS be * tion to buy in anticipation of higher prices is be- t plesander Het ett, S 8 coming mere general than it was o few days ogo. %: yeti 4 a ro ; United States securities are beyond question the | 1 pansidy's Hvokers? tor Listes are_‘yuoted” in psldy:scNotteubonta’s Palmirea, to, cheapest in the country and, moreover, the safest, | 100 Canton Co. 46 Cabti * " Botwithstanding the political claptrap which has been | 1g De! 4,Hud th ‘ Mnduiged in on the subject of their redemption currency 4m gold or greenbacks, At the close at five o'clock ec Jamaica, 94 9 ver + Bt. Croix, §3 00 the market was steady at the subjoined quota- ig! Tt ot ae : Irish, @4 68, tdons:—Registered,"1831, 113% 8 11324; coupon, 1881, In bond in New York >—K: ory 8 iO; rye, O18 1148 1144; 6-20's, registered, 1862, 1084 a 108%; | 20 ira epithe, French to., ef be wok te 6-20's, coupon, 1862, 113% @ 113%; do., 1864, 109% a 50 per gabon: Bs er fee. 100%; do., 1865, 111% @ 111%; do., 1805, January and ie gets Marca 4-4 July, 10555 & 108%; do., 1867, 108% a 108%; do., 1868, i rile: $ wy A rth ee Bi claret, bean 108% © 103%; 10-40's, registered, 104% 0 104%; do, ane CuauracwreThe folie are for coupon, 105 @ 105}4; September compounds, 1806, | 2°38 ae ‘ieee dicount ‘jer Paes 210%; Octoder do,, 118%. Beaty ciies amon ty . At the commencement of business the railway : Dren de Moutevelio, Oise tileder Wgcran, share market was steady at about the closing prices monieo, $21; Charles Ae it Nepaieon of last evening, but at the early session of the open ry ‘Bruch ‘ Bracke Roce ae ‘ file & Co., 18 & board Erie declined to 47, while other stocks were Se ee }. Without materiai change, New York Central selling at 1274 and Northwestern preferred at 8544. At the first regular board the volume of business was unusually large and prices were well supported. On the call New York Central closed 1\¢ higher than at the same a pas a Sales at Ratherfurd Park, N. J. Messrs. A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. inaugurated the a a a ts 3223 2S=—S. i 100 time yesterday, Brie 1, Hudson River 134, Reading 5 oe foe 12% | tan season in real estate in the sale of property at 1X, Michigan Southern 34, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, $e oer See 4 | Rutherfurd Park, N. J. yesterday. The property Rock Isinud %, Northwestern 3, do, preferred %, fan d gen of villa sites and plots situated on the Milwaukee and St. Paui preferred 1%, Ohio and Mis. a Fasals pg miles fom, ve Clty, on ite Gesippl %, Tommeece sixes, Hew issue, 1%, North fteny numerous, and the Tealized were quite up to Carolina sixes, eX Coupon, %, and new issue 1. Gov- B Satie? We Laiasteerarted ad @rament securities were firm but quiet, and five- Chie om cor of Court Peahody. twenties of 1867 were higher, After the call Erle 4e0 Morris 1 | ptr in oar aeeroree advanced to 47% and then relapsed to 474, At the bon Piola, ot No'ls on Gour Park Ye Second regular board the market was somewhat ess es said 6 Besse oo rooping. and on the call Michigan Southern closed T° pe spgere toed r. % lower than at the first regular board, Cleveland COMMERCIAL REPOR’ Plot ty ise. Hi, #8, cor of ui ef and Pitsburg | and Fort Wayne +, while Rock Tavrapay, Sept. 86 P. M. bry nnd adjoining the abore bong Island was \ lower. Government securities were | Corton, Receipts, 872 bales. The market was only mode a reaere A 373 strong, expecially for the five-twenties of 1367, which | rately active and heavy, and prices of low middiiug were Pio Bio co) ‘were \ higher, At the open board at half. ‘Sim s = pat three Erie sold at 47%; Northwestern Low 23, abo common and preferred, 854; Reading, 92%; | #P Saeroe oe SATS 8 Cleveland and Pittebarg 87%; New York Central, 127 ola B and 4 wjol ing the above, Pe Michigan Southern, jy, and Rock Island, 103% 4 wee 10054, Ten thousand shares of the iast mentioned Late by 6 Tandon Siayvecaat ai, wack abate, ™ ‘Were sol! in one lot at 1084. Snbsequently Erle Liepien, tng, each. ry wee @rctined to 467%, and the general market was barely ary pach Worst, Robert. ‘Bartlett, ~ Steady ant dull. At the close at six o'clock the fol- Hote 14 and 15 on ‘Livingston a Jowing quotations were current:—New York Central 228% © 120%; Erie, 467% a 47; Reading, 02) a 92%; | fette and § Michigan Southern, #6) 2 85s; Cleveland and Pitts- rovn AND GRATN.—Receipts 17, arg, #7 087%; Rock Inland, 102)4 a 102)4; North. | Comm meal, 3516 bushels wheat, Auetion Salee—Returns for the Year. The following returns of sales for the e Tave 30, 1805, have been made by auctioweers ere 1 . for . Western, 8) a 854; do. preferred, 85 a 85%; Fort | and’ Western four was‘itreguiar. Por fresh round, eure | 024168; Cotton &c., in this city :— State and for high grades of old the demand was 4. 1. DRAPER AND CO. Wayne, 106% a 108%; Pacitic Mail, 102 9 1024; Western fand | obtained, while Ia pene: babes "slight Improvement was niom Telegraph, 34 @ 34%; Ohio obtained, wi in some cases & 4 realized.’ Other kinda were dull and heavy, not quot: Mississip pr Kavirowi, 29. mii lower, Hider in order 0 Fa to any extent, fowiver, . | would have been ome concession ; but there A“ comparison of the prices of the leading spect | Walt, “at ay i a Soke at the Grst regular board this morniog | deal of auxiety vo Some tow ola tote wore pivees “ at) 4, 1868._TRIPLE SHEET. SF SUagee gtaza® ws08=F3 BRSSR2 BUSLRS T3585 i777 6 u ba 1 ret oo . HOFFMAN’ ee = 136, (61 "8 eee ar ie wit ob 136;589 $2 BE iy J.P. ATKINBON ANP 00, 12" bul ba 314 Bus 96 37 89 81 f 220 nyse 1 fi ot @ 5S RDETT, J 145 12° January. ens M071 February. 80 1019 March 53 Ai a 0 Columbia at, No 102, East Broadway, No 1, 25x90. Franklin at, Nos 7% and 77, 18x Lispenard st, Nos 14 and 16, 25x41. Madison av, h ecor 40th. at, 10 103. Kingsbridge rd, es, bet 157th and 158thate, 73 (¢9 in fr't. 3,000 Oak st, Nos 30 and 82, 27.6149, 000 Pell at, 8 w cor Doyer emaed Sd aby n 8, Both si, #8, 232 fi 8 8 2 BRO ft ed nv, 19xi00.1 00 128th 898.4 ft 6 6th'av, 1.4K 000 189d is w, 175 ft w of dth av, Bx. block 14.300 Av Ane 4, 118.6 [8 of 12th a 19.030 116,000 4th ay, ew cor 105th st, 75 4x60. J 4j000. 200 LEASES KECORDE No 555 W, 8 yra, per yr.. 8, 175 £0 w of Sth av, 25100. 211 E, part of house, PERS IN KINGS OOU! 280 ft e of Nevins st, fle of 4th ay, 2x16 Daupont’st, 08, 176 ft w of Oakland si Jackson st, n 8, 250 ft eof Lorrimer, 25x105. Gold 81, ¢ 8, lot 84, Sam! Jackson's map. . Kosciusko at, #8, 387.6 ft w of Tompki Leonard sty Ww. 100 it's of Devoe at, 43 fle at, 8 8, 1 4204 at, Bist at, 59th st, n 8, No 1k sie we ge Sackett st, 1 Union st, ns, 417.8 ft w of Van Brant st, 21 Van Buren st, 8 6, 13.5 ft w of Reed at Warren at, 0 8, 230.8 ft w of Smith «i South dd eh, n & 549 ft 6 of With st,2 South 5th at, # 8, 98 ft w of Vuion ay, South Sth st, #8, 149 ft © of Lst at, 26.8x 100. 9 ‘bnt those in the house gay that they heard a notse down stairs in the middie of the night, but sa} that ft was the rate, as they are very much annoyed by them. Firt.—The house of Mr. Charles Lanagan, of Stapleton, was partly destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening, Loss, $1,800, ET ARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | ton and Mercer, held at the Court House tn Free- hold, on Wednesday, and of which E. W, Scudder, of Mercer, was President, Charles Haight, the pre- sent incumbent, was unanimou nominated for re-election, Theodore F, Randolph, the democratic nominee for Governor, was present and addressed the convention, Patersqn. THE New Carneprat is being rapidly pushed to completio) hurch edifice in the Reem It will be the grandest ¢! Fourta Conaressionat, DrsTRict.—The demo- cratic primaries in this district have returned almost Unanimous delegations for Colonel Phillp Rafferty. ‘The convention will be held at Morristown on Tues- ay, and the republican convention two days after- wards. The republicans have concluded to noml+ nate the present representative, John Hill, who de- feated Jack Rogers two gears ago. The departure of the defeated candidate from the State, however, has roll up a large democratic ma- jority at the coming lection. ake OUR INTEROCEANIC TRADE, New and Important Regulations for the Gov- ormment of the Trade Between the Atlantic and Pacific Coaste—Inspectors Withdrawn frem Panama and a Deputy Collector and Inspectors of Customs to be Appointed for the Ports of New York and San Francisco. WasHinaton, Sept. 3, 1868. The following regulations are prescribed by the Treasury Department to govern the transportation of merchandise coastwise, between the Atlantic and Pacific ports of the United States, jby either of the Isthmus routes:— a : Married, CKER—BRINKERHOFF.—On Wednesday, Septem- ber 4, by the Rev, D. K. Lee, D. D., Mr. CHARLES Ly AOKER, Of New York, to Miss LENA BRINKERH! Ganghter of Hon, James J. Brinkerhof, of Wood: » Ba R FALE.—At the Reformed church, Port Richmond, 8. 1., by Rev. James Brownlee, FRANK N. Barkerr to Mary Eprru, only daughter of Dr. A. G.S. Gale. DANzIG—WALTER.—On Wednesday, September 3, at the bride’s residence, 248 West Forty-ninth street, by the Rev. David Einhorn, Lovis Danza, of Hart for to FRANCES WALTER, second daughter of the late M. D. Waiter, of this city, Hartford and California papers please copy. Fossarp—Rose.—On Tuesday, September 1, by the Rev. J, L. Zabriskie, at the residence of the bride's peren, GrorGR H. FossarD, M. D., of Port Jervis, BELLE Rose, daughter of William E. Rose, Ksq., of the same place. GARDNER—SIMPSON.—On Wednesday, September 2, by the Rev. Mr. Dassen, » HARRY GARDNER, of New York city, to Miss Gussig, second daughter of Mr. David S. Simpson, Esq., of klyn. Easton (Pa.) and Philadelphia papers please copy. MouNT—SmiTH.—On Wed) , September 2, at the ‘residence of the bride’s father, by Rev. 5. Rem- ington, Mr. Repvorp J. MOUNT to Miss ELLA CORNE- LIA, daughter of Charles Smith, Esq., all of the city of New York. SHANBECHER—HERRING,—On Wednesday, Septem- ber 2, at Christ church, by the Rev. Dr. T. 8. Drow J. H. SHANBECHER, Of Williamsport, Pa., to SALLI A., youngest daughter of the late John Herring, of Every ze shipped for such transportation, tn | Brooklyn. order to be entitled to privileges of coastwise freight, Philadelphia and Troy (Pa.) papers please copy. must, before shipment, be recorded, sealed ‘TIEMANN—LEIGH.—On Wednesday, September % and roperiy manifested in conformit to | at the residence of the bride’s perente by the Rev. the —foliow rules:—Merchandise — in nd | Mr, Blain, DANIEL F. TIEMANN, Jr., to JULIA, young- wilt be continued recorded, sealed, sampied | est daughter of 0. C. Leigh, all of this city. and marked as hitherto — equi at the TISE—WALLACH.—At the First Presbyterian respective bonded warehouses from which it is taken for transportation. Domestic goods not in bond under Internal Revenue laws and forel, church, Washington, ), C., by the Rev. W. T. Van Doren, Grorae Tse, of Bergen, N. G., to RACHEL A, WALLACE, daughter of Harrison Wallace, Esq., of goods not duttable, or on which duty has been paid, | Bladensburg, Md. may, if susceptible of it, be recorded, sealed, sample WiGaT—LAWRENCE.—In Brooklyn, EB. D., om manifested, £c., in a like manner at the dock of the | Thursday, September 3, by Rev. T. J. Sawyer, B. D., of receiving vessel before the shipment from the port of departure, if desired, by the shipper or trans- porter, on the payment by him of the expense charged at the rate hitherto applicable to bonded goods. Goods in balk and articles not capable of being sealed may be entered on the manifest with a statement of reason why they are not seaicd. Ship owners transporting merchandise of either descrip- tion tn this manner must provide accommodation on their respective docks at both ends of the route for convenience of oMcers for the execution of these en Visions and for the safe keeping of merchandise. pecial manifests will be prepared by the customs officers tn charge of the seaitng in triplicate of all goods so shipped coastwise, accurately describing the character of the packages, their marks and con- tents, whieh will be certifled by the Collector, under his hand and oMeial seal. This certificate must avow the accuracy of the manifest, specify the par- teulars of the recording and sealing, and indicate and describe such articles, if any there be, necessa- tliy shipped, seaied, as incapable of being thus se- cured, If there be wines or liquors in casks te Frepericn H. WiGut to Lovrstana, daughter John N. Lawrence, Esq. No cards. Died. ADLAM.—At Flatbush, L. 1, on Sunday, August 0, ELiza L., youngest daughter of Edward L, and Geor- giana Adiam. ‘Boyie.—On Wednesday, September 2, after a lim- gering illness, WinLiaM D. BoyLR, aged 65 years, ‘The relatives and friends, also the members of City Lodge, 408, F, and A. M., are respectfully im- vited to attend the funeral, from 135 Elizabeth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The members of City Lodge, 408, F. and A. M,, are hereby summoned to meet at their rooms, Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, Sunday, September 6, atone P. M, to attend the funeral of our late Bro. W. D. Boyle. f" ieee BEAN, 8. W., Acting r. . 5. Hows, Secretary. CoLe.—On Thursday, September 3, at St. Luke's Hospital, from injuries received on New Haven Rait- road, GEORGE COLE, aged 31 years, His remains will be taken to Wilton, Conn., oa proof quantity avd quality must be indicated in the | saturday morning. receipt. Ail copies except that detiverod to accom. | S4QOVIRY TOE. sentember 3, RICHARD, infant pany the goods will Indicate also the distinguishing | gon of Richard aul Sucan Cox, 231 Spring street. marks impressed upon the seal, Oareful discrimina- at, ‘ani vy 4 vl q and goods not ia bond, | n@ they wil! anpar mon, in the 48th year of her age, upon separate manifests, These special inanifests The relatives and friends of the family are res) are to be prepared by customs oificers, aud are to be | guy invited to attend the funeral, from Grace additional to and in + of the usual manifests required of meters. One of the triplicate copies wii be retained on file at the Custom House at the port of departure. a © will be sent forthwith by overland mall to »liector at the port of destina- tion, and the third will be delivered to the master or agent lo a ny the ods. On arrival the port of destination the Will be rigidly checked Of by the tanilests, and the cords, seals and pack- on Sunday afternoon, at three Jamalea, o'ck Davis.—In South Bergen, N. J., at the residence of Paul McKenney, on Thursday, Septomber 3, LYDIA Davis, aged 67 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral from the Sixteentt street Baptist church, near Etghth avenue, New York, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. 6th st, @ 6, 120 {Vs of South 2 #1, 2075. 7,083 | uges carefully serutiuized, In caso of goods not in ghast vy. September 2, MICHARL Novih 6uh'st, na, 1 fee ot th mt 25.80. 140 | hond the contents of packages ims be ‘snbjected Lo | pBINAN one Seinen of Ballinamens, county ‘Sib st, 9.5 140 fo 0 of North Lat st 20x70 $40) | au examination, if necessary, suniciont to satisfy | of dork, Ireland, aged 40 years. Briter ave wey 10 fn of Liberty av,S5xlui io | the ofiicers of their tontity before cgiivery to con- | “Relatives and friends are. respectfully invited te Carlton av, w's, 18] fen of Warren st, 10x100 wd | signee. Goods in hous will be entered for the ware- | attend the funeral, from his Inte residence, 201 Kast Clermont av, w 8, 165 ft 8 of Green av, 21.8x1 000 | house and examined and treaced in ali respects a8 | Porty-third street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one Dekalb and Throop ava, # w cor, 10)x20) 0) | are goods transported im bond In other cases. | grelock. DeKalb ay, ns, 76 it w of Tompkins ay, 00 1 it there is amy appearance of seus or packages rn a 100.4 ft eof Adelphi st, 42. x35.0x17.10x Cork (Ireland) papers please copy. having been tampered with, tue fact will be | purry.—On Wednesday, September 2, ANN, wife seo prompit, FGpiecor ws tas pore or Phe ca oe of Thomas Duffy, a native of county Monaghan, $70 | ‘the department; and all goods not fn bona upon | Parish of Donemine, Ireland, aged 95 years, 18.9 | which such appearances are found, ns weil as a)! mot ral, at biG East Twenty-third street. Ferry av, os, Gt a 12,500 corresponding exactly with the manifest, will be m Thursday, September 3, SUSAN Doran, Pare a tencrvle FanD- ‘gan | Considered as foreign and dutiabie, Ail goods Hke- | wiagw of Thomas Doran, In the 534 year of her age. Lote 40%, 403. 410, tuo | wise not appearing on special manifests will bo con- ‘The funeral will take placo, from her late real- Lot 459, A Meserol North 6th and 6th sts, 8 € corner, store nw Orchard st, 8% adjoining Riley’ to Ly ‘ons mill row "'ATTONPONT. 8 Franklin st, ¢ 8, 200 ft 0 of Noshingon av, F0x10)...... 500 WIN 4 Wr lot 28, block K Henry st, n 6, ook , 225 ft from Ur FERS IN EASEX OOUN it, w 8 G DeWitt proy D H Seaman's prop, 23¢ » A J Campbell's prop, 14 2 NEW, Court at, 27 ft from Camden at, oxi Collen st, e #, 145 ft 8 of Warren si Ferry st, n w &, 49 (t from Foundry st Ferry st, 04, MS Rich op, 2 Front st, J Rutherfor ), Biote, Front at, e 8, D H Tichen's prop, 87x322 Lush st,'€ BY, 20K. Lush st, ¢ geese ay yon ro) “Op, * ci He SPRINGFIELD, Morris and ry acres. mith oth and Grove sit, 1 W Cor, : Sean cutis, wa, 75 109 0f North 2d ai, 12.6380, HOOAEN, 00. Garden at, 68, indefinite, Ube! ‘ 7H fen w of Waldo av, 100x100,..... 6,000 Sketchley av, 8 w 8 rans 0 ots 2 and 3, block 12, map Clarem Sfeagent : ny, tot Td , block 2, 25x 100 Moaticelio a, "8 fk n of Washington av, ION, Bergenwood av, w #of and first ste sof, lots 15 and 16, block 1... Bergenwood av, w 8 of and fir KEARNEY. Union at, «8, 1% ft w of Tort yim ry 2d ot, w 6, 221 (8 of Latham st. rr ‘William at, #8, 150 ft e of 4th st, 252100. ‘NEW JERSEY. Jersey City. ine FreryMen of this city held thoir annual pic- nic at Pavonla Grove, Staten Island, yesterday. Oven AND TERMINER.—There are three cases of murder to be tried at the approaching term of the Hudson County Court. Pourricat.—Another democratic banner was raised Jost evening. Mr. Engene O'Shea ts canvassing Hadson county, on behalf of the Irish Republican against the’ Cleveland ticket. Ashie: {AN iepeacker, and Major General Pleasanton wit this evening at the bags ot vig oes Mr. |. Robinson, of Hoboke is democrat John J. Mor assembly inthe Fourth districe, tic The democratic bolters in the Fifth Congressional district to vote the republican ticket if another con- threaten to ‘= vention be Newark. Senrove ILLNESS OF A PROMINENT NewaRgeR.— Mr, Wiliam 4. Peanington, son of the late Governor Pennington, and formerly Secretary of Legation oder the late Mr. Dayton, at Parts, is lying danger- Linder Mey is residence, on High street.” Hin “de- cease has been momentarily expected during the ast two days. Trove.es OF THE SCHUNCKBERGER FaMity.—Yes- terday afternoon about five o’clock John Schunckber- gor, who resides on the corner of West Kinney street and Prospect place, Was arrested and taken beforé Justice Stop, to answer Le 4 of having, on the 26th of August, as alleged, beaten his wife and daughter, and, further, with ha th to take’ both their — itvos, affidavit to the effect of which had sly been and oe ee jonn was the of uineteen own Jillaren, tree of whom only are alive. There exteouaiing circumstances the magistrate the peace. Depicarion OF & ScHoot Houss.—According to announcement the Third ward school bouse, located on Washington street, was dedicated with appropriate and becoming services yesterday peer be assuted by & most of whom are of the gentier sex. Freebotd. © RAStON AL CONVENTION.—At the Second Dis tret Democratic Congrestiona! Convention, repre- seutiug the coulis of Uceaa, Mewmoulh, Buriug: sidered, of course, dutiable, Foret fore, arriving from abroad at New York destined tor amediate transshipment by way of San Francisco to the United States or foreign ports on the Paciiic, or at San Francisco, destined in like manner for ports on the Atiantic, whi! not he subject to these regula. tions. Keguiations formerly preseribed by the de- paruiaent Ou Ural special subject wil: continue to be enforced, except 89 much as relates to an eXamina- tion on the isthinas, Seals must in all cases be can- oved before delivery of the goods to goods, there- | gence, 25 Franklin avenue, on Saturday, and pro- ceed to St. Patrick’s church, Brookly where @ requiem mass be offered, at_ten o'clock, for the Thence to Calvary Cemetery for repose of ner 80a! interment, Do At Tarrytown, on Thursday morn! September 3, Sraru&en Guron, infant child of Da and Margaret E. Dows, aged 4 months and 22 daya, Howran.—On Wednesday, September 2, at her son's | mergegpetehe 22 Se bg) gg ite |ORAN, Widow of Edw: joran, yearn, & native of Jamestown, county Leitrim, Ireland. Her friends!and those of her sons, Thomas and William, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock, from thence to St. Peter's church, Hicks street, corner of Warrea, where there will be a mass of requiem of- ered for the repose of her soul. Her rematos will be taken to the een: of the Holy Cross, Flat- bush, at half-past two P. Hoyt.—Snddenly, on Tuesday, September 1, Ex h A. Hoyt, aged 61 LEN, the beloved wife of Josep! cara, the relatives and friends of the tamlly are, without rther notice, requested to attend the funeral, from the late residence of the deceased, Villa Mott os? provisions at New York cisco Wil be cod in change of a d inapectors, Mot ex- employed in connection ued to assist him, as ft is expe If properiy admuis- tered, will afford am a In such cases 1 is hought proper to dispense the examinations oitierto madegapon the Isthmus. # boguage may be secured in thie manner by cards and seals, and if arriving intact will be passed without examiaation of the baww: treated. peparate maniiests faust be mad manner as above indicated, and all baggage braced in the manifest or bearing the appearance of . at twelve o'clock, noon, having been opened or tampered wit must be | Haven. tts d rene hertenter & MINA T. Kane, weated a5 other baggage from foreign coun- | wits of Rev. James J, Kane, chaplain United States tries, Special records will be kept by the | Navy, aged 29 years. collectors at the several ports of ail mer- | né funeral will take place, from her late rest- Chandise so sipped and received, distin *, No. 20 Huntington street, South Brooklyn, at guishing Such as is im bond from tat not in | two o'clock P.M. bond, and quarterly returns of the same Kino.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, September 2, De. will be rendered to the Burean of Statistics in addi- | pgropoun F. King, aged 64 years. His friends and those of the family are invited te attend the funeral without other notice, from bie late residence, 26 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn, om Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery. MA KSHALL.— t, Albans, near Grand Gulf, Mi on Thursday, August 27, ELIZABBTH Stuy Vesa! Mornrs, wife of St. J. Elliott Marshall and daughter of Richard L. Morris, M. D., of Pelham, Westchester ot At Borgon Point, N, J., on Thursday, wile of Robert Mackie of ia city. nes ns wife of Rol I. tthe relatives und frlonds of the’ family are invites to attend the funeral, at Trinity church, on Monday afternoon, at half-past oue o'clock. Myies.—On Wednesday, September 2, Jamas MYLES, Lope 64 of James H. and Fanny Mylea, aged 1 year The relatives sae eae of the family are respeot- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from No. 06 Prospect street, Brooklyn. Ork.—0On Thursday, September 3, ai eo No. "6 Bast Thirty- rst street, ROBERT OKR, aged ears, "Rotice mph: this city, "Wednesday, September Ossrey.—In this city, on 5 2, Buizasetu, widow ‘of John Usbrey. Fu afternoon at one o’clock. tion to all other returns now required to be made to other oificers in the department. The cords en- circling the packages should be placed with care, in such & manner as to protect every possible point and mode of access to the contents; they should be knotted in such @ manner as to prevent their being slipped aside, and should be scaled at every poiut where it would be possible to antle them, or where they have been cut. The number of seais on each package will be spectiled on the manifes', H. MCCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury. WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE, Rosssars Visir Rre.—The premises of Mr. Mar- chant, residing on Milton road, town of Rye, were visited and robbed of w quantity of clothes on Wednesday night. The rogues also attempted to steal a horse from the stable of Mr. Morrison, near the depot at Rye, but their operations aroused that gentieman and he compelied them to beat a hasty retreat, Tue MOUNT VERNON AND BRONXDALE RoaD Com- MISSIONERS, at @ recent meeting, accepted the report of the civil engineer employed by them. After ascer- taining the lowest cost at which the proposed im- ~ oes Lye Om Fe. — ON nemiay, provement can be carried out for (probably $16,000) O'Kexve, wife of David cre f the seth ~4 per mile, being fifty per cent more than authorized by act of Legislature, the Commissioners will defer further action until they can have additional meaus oe at their disposal or do the best they can with 10,000 per mile and then adopt the usual course and ask for more. IMPROVEMENTS TO Boston Post Roap.—The com- Missioners appointed to improve the grade of the turnpike or post road between Morrisania town line and Byram river, and macadamize the same, held a meeting on Wednesday and examined in de- tail the specifications prepared by the three civil engineers employed on their respective sections of the road. The suggestions and estimates mage by her rever aysbepeninen artes memaeece her tate L Pin those gentlemen were freely discussed without ar- riving at definite conclusion. Finally, Mesars. James T. , of Westchester, Benjamin Hegeman, of Pelham, and Stephen ©. Grifin, of ky were ted & committee to confer with the sur- ve! ‘and obtain additional information on the matter and report the same at the next meeting of the commissioners. ‘Taintry Cuvrcnt aT Mount VeRNON.—The dim- culties between the Rev. Wm. S. Coffey and the wardens and vestrymen of Trinity church, Mount Vernon, after having been made the subject of va- rious suite at law, and occasioned on both sides the expenditure of a considerable sum of , have at last been settied in favor of the . * During the past month two more motions in the Supreme Court having been decided against Mr. Coffey, and the vostry having petitioned the Bishop to dissolve The friends fence. No. 38 Mort Rreet," Broontyn, D, om , No, orton Saturday afternoon, ot halt-past one 0’ mock ir Columbus, N.Y. Ht, Geonak THonas, “on of Peter and Mary Sutton, 15 months and 15 daya, Funeral will take piace this (friday) morning, eleven o'clock, from the Custom House dock, near South ferry, TYLER.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, mber 3, Gnonoe P, infant’sn of Corydon BE bad Lucy Tyler, 5 months. of jotal relations between bp as vited to attend the charoh and the Rev. William 8. Coffey, the. late tec- | ¢ancral “trom the natinnos at tus parenta, Herkimer tor, such dissolution having been requested by the | gireet, fourth door below Troy avenue, on Saturday wardens and vestrymen of the said nity church. | afternoon, at two o'clock. This, of course, setiies difinitely the dissolution of | “Yaxpenrowie on evening, September 1, Br. Cota Coffey's peal =) om it vestry, | after a lingering illness, Sanam B., wife aoe & out st : | Vanderpoel General —id wth and. vera wan ale Boer areata ype family are res arn a new n wi the porctased., Under the ministration of the RoveNt, fully | ‘nvited to. Steud the funeral, from the residence Peymour, the, roapects of the congregation hi of her father, 67 Washi en ees, 01 jegree encouraging. noon, at four o'clock. | nent nthe 5 thle (Friday) Oe eday, ee aay Dr. Troma | STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. Fee in iit trioude of the family are invited ! to attend the funeral, from No. 27 Wes street, on Saturday morning, at ten 0’ ‘clock. mains will be taken to skill for interment, ‘Prain leaves Hadson River Katlroad depot at halt past eleven o'clock A. ML BoroLary.—The house of Mr. Henry Arnold, of | Clifton, was entered some time on Weanesday night | and robbed of some $40 in money and a quantity of Valuable clothing. Mr. Arnold was oot at home,