The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1868, Page 8

8 . FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Farpay, Oct, 2—6 P. M. ‘The gold market was weak at the opening this morning and sales were made as low as 13034, but at this point there was a strong pressure to buy on the part of the bears and a steady advance to 14035 Was the regult, following which there was & ronson’? 189%, and the closing transactions prior to t 4 journment of the board at three o'clock were 199%, Late in the afternoon, howevé?, there was an “active demand to cover ‘@hdrts"’ from both specula- tors and importers, and sales were made as Iigh as 140%, while the latest quotation @m the street was 140 3 40%. The advance is at- ‘tributable to the largely oversold condition of the market and the tenor of European despatches re- @pecting the attitude of France towards Spain in the present political crisis. There was an aotive borrowing @ewand for coin and joans were made at rates vary- img from three to seven per cent per annum for car- ying, and afterwards “flat” and at 1-32 a 1-16 per eent per diem for borrowing, The gross clearings amounted to $131,002,000, the gold, balances to $2,536,635, and the currency balances to $3,965,150. Theso figures, which are nearly four times greater than the average, show the enar- q@ous extent of the speculative busiyess NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, $1 27 and for fourth clas 82 centa, The redactionin freights on the New York Central ts equally great, and the Peansylvania: Central hae been in like man- ver compelied to cut down its tariff, The contest ha’ begun arith spirit and promises to be of long du- ratio> The fonatga exchange market was firm but quiet, under @ Somewhat improved demand for bills from imposters and a limited eupply, and she leading drawers a@vanced their rate for sterling at sixty days to 109. Bankers’ bills on,Engiand at aixty days Were quoted at 1083/ @ 199; at three days, 109 a 109%; commercial bills, 103 10833. Bankers’ biljg.on Paria ai sixty Gaye, §.21 @ 5.20, Consols and American securities * ggra qnoted thas in London to-day. and on the PLevious dates men- toned:— ¢ Five-twenties, Illinois Central. Mr, Calhour, the president of the Fourth Ne¥onal Bank, hav' og written to the Comptroller and Speaker of the Fguse of Representatives of Tennesee, asking for in-@rmation relative to the financtal condition of the, received the followmg satisfactory reply ‘ebm those gentiemen:— Your letter “of the 1st New York, Oct, 2, 1868, Inst., propo! certain yanding transacted yesterday, the clearings of one day reprev oe ne tous relative to the fnances, &c., of our senting the “‘regular’’ sales of the previons one, The Sab-Treasury disbursed $9,559 in com im pay- ment of interest on the public debt. It ia said that ‘the Treasury was not a seller of coin durtng the day, and it is seml-oMicially intimated that the sales | From railroads, semi-annually..... made thus far have aggregated only $2,300,000; wat, however this may be, the important fact re- Total. been received and we answer as fol- lows:— 1. To your question, “What will be the annual receipts of the treasury from can be relic probablo Is which on to pay their semi-annual interest, and what amoant from other sources?” we answer:— on $500,000 From other sources, semi-annually, 1,150,000 mains that the department, for the first time in | —Making the annnal receipts $3,300,000, @everal months, sold gold, and, it is believed, Mive-twenties also, at a critical juncture of the money market, when a strong bear combina From don was known to be at work to create artificial stringency for the purpose of producing a panic in Wall street. The most reputable men in the financial community are unanimously of the | We answer that it will be the opinion that Mr. McCulloch and Mr. Van Dyck delib. erately piayed into the hands of this last combination for purposes of their own, and m doing so abused | Of the ‘the trast confided to them and did all they could to sacrifice the interests of the holders of govern- ment securities, gold, stocks and property of all kinds; for it is impossible to derange the course of mone- tary affairs in Wall street without checking and dis- tarbing business all over the country, These two omictals are therefore saddled with @ grave responsi- bility and they stand convicted at the bar of public opinion of that which is worse thanacrime. The same abuse of trust under similar circumstances has ccurred before and brought scandal upon the administration of the finances, but it is high o time that such corruption and mismanagement in @ffice should be stopped. It is evident that Mr, McCulloch and Mr. Van Dyck are too mnch engaged im stockjobbing and gold gambling and too deeply fm league with stockjobbers and gold gamblers to @tve honest attention to their business, and the e@uirs of the department are obviously unsafe in their hands, while the abuse complained of has | market since yesterday. become a disgrace to the government. We, therefore, cali upon tne President ‘to do ‘Iais duty by promptly suspending Messrs. McCulloch @nd Van Dyck from oMce, and instituting a search- Ang examination into the affairs of the Treasury. It has been rumored for some time past that certain brokers in oMcial favor have been enabled to bor- POW all the gold they required from the Sub-Treasury for speculative purposes, and although we cannot vouch for its truth, the story is deserving of inveati- gation. 2. “How much suspended interest ts due the State from railroads and how much from other sources ?”” we answer:— TAUPOAAS.......+ 2000 eeeeeeseeereee $1,250,000 From other sources we have not the data here en- abiing us to answer. To question three, as to the policy of our Legisla- ture relative to the sale of defaulting railroads, &c., icy of the Legisia- ture to sell such roads, As the amount of the State debt which can be thus cancelled we are una- ble to definitely, as that depends on the abilit; ite to find purchasers, The roads if sol ‘will be sold for the bonds of our State, and the cost tothe State, interest to and including wey 1, 1868, of the roads now in the of receivers, is $11,009, 454-50, * ‘To question four we answer that the militia will Rot be called out. ‘s Fifth—About what amount will be required to pay the annual interest and expenses of the State, and do you ap! nd any considerable deficiency in the revenue of the State to meet ite sem!-annual interest? To this we answer that $3,300,000 will be found to b> the amount necessary to meet the interest on our State debt as it is and defray the expenses of our State government, common schools, &c. ‘The earnings of the Michigan Southern Rallway fompany for the last week in September were $176,000, against $144,071 for the same week last year, being an increase of $31,929; and for the month $512,523, against $487,868 for the same month last year, being an-increase of $24,655. A Chicago journal of the 30th ult, thus refers to local monetary affairs and the grain movement:— There has been but little change in the local money The 1 se trade, upon which all other departments of trade hinge in this centre, has come nearer to a standstill than would have seemed possible at this season of the year, and with so large a crop to be marketed. The banks are paying for even less grain for shipment than yestor- day, and a corresponding increase of demands for money to carry grain here is noticed, coming in most instances from regular and valuable customers whom the banks can scarcely refuse. There is a noticeable decrease in deposiis, and the general ten- dency of the market, as might be expected at this Season of the year and just before quarter day, is towards stringency. Currency movements to and from the different parts of the country nearly balance each other now, without further orders from the ‘There was an aggravation of yesterday's stringency | East; but *hisis due just now to the check in the xperienced to day and seven per cent in gold was paid freely for loans, while in some instances from 1-16th to { per cent per diem was the rate at movement! o° grain. If prices here and at New York were adju: dso as to admit of shipments with a prospect of profit, an immediate demand for more currency would be one of the first results of the re- ‘Which transactions took place, the minimum rate | 2¢Wed movement of grain, even on government securities where the principal @ealers were the borrowers being seven per cent in eurrency. It was noticeable, however, that about three o'clock there was some abatement of the pre- ‘tous pressure; but it is estimated that those ‘who expect immediate relief after the national banks have made up their quarterly returns will be @eappointed, it being the intention of those in the Bear combination to retain their grip on the money market until they bring down prices on the Stock Bxchange, and this result will undoubtedly be ac- @omplished if the pressure is kept up long enough; ‘while, in the event of their efforts to prolong strin- @emey being relaxed, the general opinion is at prices will decline, however casy money may become, and in this expectation Wall @ulded by the experience of the past. It is indis- putable that railway shares are selling at figures far above their real value, and the railway war which has just begun will do nothing to improve ‘er value or increase the rates at present charged by both the Erie and the Mew York Central being insumMcient to pay running expenses. But this affords no justification of the onduct of the scoundrels who are endeavoring to ereate panic by tampering with the money market. ‘The public will do well to avold rallway stocks, for they are controlled by cliques and liable to break down at any time, however abundant money may be, Ramors regarding Erie were circulated on the street ‘tis morning, but they had no foundation in fact and Were probably designed to put up the price of the mtock, The market for government securities was languid ‘@t the opening, but under.anexpectediy large orders street is | metals An article in the Revue des Deux Mondes by M. Victor Bonnet thus refers to the condition of finan- cial affairs in Europe and incidentally in this coun- The billion of franca idle in the Bank of Fratite Tests there unemployed because capitalists are gov- erned by @ single sentiment—that of fear. Tnis billion of the Bank of France is caused, first, by singular political inguietude which paralyzes com- mercial affairs in France and Europe; then the high tariffs of the United States, which close to us a most important outlet; and finally, the “force cur. rency” of bank notes or paper money which exista in several States in America and Europe, and cre- ates @ reflux towards us of all the pre- cious metals. It is for us and the English that the miners cf California, Australia aud Central America labor, The countries which have a forced fin currency ¢annot receive the precious of America. Not only do they not receive them, but thelrown circulation goea abroad and reaches us. The gold which is produced in the Ural mountains only stops at St. Petersburg, and does not remain there. It seeks other countries, where it sojourns, The same in Austria, that unfortunate country, where, during the twenty years it has been Public confidence in them, | #iVen up to a paper currency, noné of the precious metals are circulated as money. The circula- tion of paper money there has descended as low even as @ ia Oy iy , we can see for ourselves, by fhe circulation in France of silver and gold pieces stamped with the image of Victor Emanuel, that we serve also as an outlet for her money. The gold of the Callfornia mines scarcely makes port in New York and from thence arrives here directly. England and France are alone.the outlets and resting places of the gold product of the world. The k of specie with which the Banks of England and France are bur- dened arises simply from the influence of forcea r currency. In countries where paper money rules, le disappears. Specie gocs abroad be- cause it has not its real value in cirenlation; be- cause it 18 in concurrence with a money symbol which, in lacing it, depreciates it. It goes abroad se such countries are always also to bay from the country it soon became strong and | “debtors to foreign nations and have constant remit- active and prices advanced materially before the @lose. The expectation of an easier money market tances to make to them. The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- to-morrow stimulated purchases on speculative ac-' ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city count. Bonds are held mainly by strong parties, weak holders alone having been forced to sell out in @onsequence of the monetary stringency, and prices are likely to fully recover the fall after the return of a R.. an abundant supply of money. Meanwhile the large px 49 90. “short” interest is @ source of strength to the Market. At five o'clock the following quotations | Oct. 2.... 225,000 were current :—Coupon 6’s, 1881, 113 @ 113%; for the expired portion of the week Lave been as fol- lows:— ————-ub- Treasury,-———— Custom House, Receipts. Receipts, Payments, Balances. $510,509 $3,750,816 $8,534,082 $95,270,134 410,059 8,686,581 1,057,317 97,997,308 pi 412,991 4,219,192 7,626,600 94,499,990 Oct. 1... 444,781 8,005, 2,091,663 94,904,234 1,275,978 025,249 = 95,254,906 The importations of dry goods at this port for the 6-0's, registered, 1041; a 104%; 6-20's, coupon, 1862, | Week ending October 1 compare us follows with the N2% & 118; 5-20’, cupoon, 1864, 1103 a 110; 5-20’, | Previous week:— coupon, 1865, 110)¢ a 110%; 6-20’s, coupon, new, 7865, 10834 @ 1083; 5-20's, coupon, 1867, 1033¢ a 1084; $20’, coupon, 1868, 108% @ 108%; 10-40's, conpon, | Warehoused.. W4}4 a 104%. At the commencement of business the railway share market was firm, and at the early session of the open board Erie sold at 4334 a 48% and New York Ocntral at 128%. mess was only mode: Central closed 2 high than at the same time yes- terday, Erie 2, Reading 114, Northwestern preferred 1, Fort Wayne , Milwaukee and St, Paul preferred 1%, Ohio and Mississippi %, Pacific Mail 1%, Ton- nessee sixes (ex Coupon), ss; new Issue, 114, and Mis- sourt State sixés %. Government securities were seady but dull, Atthe open board at one o'clock Prices were generally higher, and Erie sold at 49%, wow York Central 128% and Reading 95. At the second regular board there was no material ehange in prices, and on the call Brie closed % higher Shan at the first roguiar board, Reading &, Fort Wayne 4, Tennessee sixes (ex coupon), 1, and new fasue 4; while New York Central closed 3 Jower, Ohio and Missisuppl ss, and Pacific Mail 4%, Gov- ernment securities, were strong, and the five-twens ties of 1867 showed an advance of %. At the open board at half-past three Erie sold at 49, New York Central 128%, Reading 95, and Pacite Matt N2%, the market being dull but frm. subsequently the transactions wore on a very moderate scale, and at the close the following quotations were current: Pacific Mall, 1184 @ 113}; Ohio and Mississippi, 28% 28%; Mariposa preferred, 1474 a 16; Western Union Telegraph, 94%; New York Central, 128 @ 1244; Erie, 49 24054; Reading, 95 a 5); Michigan Southern, 857% 0.54; Cleveland and Pittaburg, 46 a 86'4; Rock Island, 103 a 108%; Northwestern, 88'; a 883, preferred, 8954 @ 88%; Fort Wayne, 109 a 109%. ‘The earnings of the Erie Ratiroad in the frst twenty-four days of Septembcr were $1,276,850, against $1,425,760 in the corresponding number of days last year, the decrease being $146,909. This de- crease ocourted before, the rednced tariff went into eperation, and the rates now are from one to two hundred per cent lower than they have been for the last six Months, all classes of freight being taken to and from New York ana Chicago, by rail the entire @istance, for 40 cente per hundred pounds or ¢8 per ton, whereas the previous rate for first clase freight At the first regular board prices | y4ivc0 US 5+ Were in the ascendant, although the volume of bust- | S09 Tenn Os, ox ¢.. , and on the call New York | #0009 Sept, 24. Oct, Entered for consumption. 1, 50:2, 26 $1,707, Withdrawals. + 650,257 i ~ 006,240 604,400 SALES AT THE WEW YORK ‘STOCK EXCHANGE, Friday, Oct. 2—10:15 U8 8:20,6,°2.... 112% 200 she Adams Express, Soo us fu:03.08, 08 Loose no Welle Penge Bere: i $0, cou, °87.. WTR 9 do Rec: 3 4 n 6s, Hew, de bet enll 69 on 100 fo. Os 1000 40... O55 5000 do. ey 1 10000 W Car 85 18a, ‘5000 do. 6534 ay 4000 s a Ds 1000 Miexo 6 o 3000 ov iv 15100, 3 vi 1000 Rhode 1S we 009 eat’ é 1331 ig 1000 Er #9 a i000 Al if. 84 1000 cr iat a 4000 Tot & Py : i (OW Chic,BurdQuin #s NS 6 abe #8 S80 ores ee mu 2) Clery & Toledo RK.. Wt HC ARTN Face: Wie oo Chicago & Wee LR. wet s 4 bu is dy is ie ae) 4, 135 bore ™ 100 8555 34 100 108% 18% 200 ie, 12 6000 on 112 9% 129” 200 Del, Half-past Two o’Clock P. M. Mariposa M.pref 14 Hig "2 U's eaprear cnt Bat American Pxp an ss: a ai Ware: we 1088 400 Reading 18 1000 do. 108'4 100 Mich Central bs } Mich 80 4.N 1000 N'Car ea, new... gyrh 3g Cleve,e Pit 14°09 Missouri 6 2° 700 Chie & We T 6000 N Car 6% , 8 WO Tol, Wab & West. 13500 Mari Tr iter, 06) 4) ims" 4S Oo Pea Mall a8." 4p BO Pita PW 100, do .....beteall 112 BRS, a COMMERCIAL REPORT. FRIDAY, Get 9-6 P.M. BERBWAR wan quiet at 4B)g0. a 460, BUILDING MATRRIALS.For Eastern prose the market was moderately active at former prices. About 600,000 feet wae $1 84, for second class $1 60, for third clans | sold within the range of 919 o $0, cbiete at &a0, bathe were Cee ial ea es OCPGSER 3 38—TRIPLE simmer: . "7 rT 4 / eer harbors was $6,192,120; the entir> ai tier, Toe le wae 18,0 st 62. Lise remained womty Of Ramsoon there were fariha safes of 600 bags “FINANCIAL. | sorsamss yp yy Rttent $160 for common and 42, for lump. Rosendale cement enaeapeeenaananennes making @ gain of $4,032,120 to the Treasury $1020 (or as soe wow tae pondionren an the Thene moottoes ‘Gail MS LSE rhe army to known 10 be tn. the fer cron: #00 c yiat for Nore ray eer aaa ete weet Fiscal won” Ceverament for the Cur | cog of rapid rohuecion, ina weiter PUaNDLns ware dull at Mle. a te. for adamantine 14 3 eapnrem ete tae ce Ma, “tlan the ocrcint “m P eens - ue . » No. 814), the Secretary ba ‘market forall prada tin, ex |. “¢ exisia in the pablic mind. ae RX tthe the ‘otlmated “yeduction ‘off et a Sales shat the revenue receipts of tie national treasury bee arm: ur exgratled of term | of At Reliimore at tee. gol and oes by ner Sie, {tudes | the current fiscal year are likely to prove insuiicledt wae ana desertion, eee 1s anny = CoPrmE.—American ingot was but I! sfpon white | meet the current national expenditures—which the mane Bee at ire ae 2) oe ee Byices were anid ate St aawere ‘alsa Take a Hee Stock rai, October 1, | PPFehension has recently heen fostered by the pub- | Snogne wet, ser ocean tenon teacieaaid Take, and S8i¢cra 223g, for Top @ Balilmere and Portage Wins 98 344 boxes, AA704 bags. ny Neation of an unoffcia) statement ay aeubordinats | Sls been made in ths yiarter.nasver'a, commissar nt Racelpie The for this ata- market fOr ara! prions werexe fellowes’ | of the Treasury in on of the —_ ordnanee Dureaus af the War Departmnt The there b- —_ ere cagl luction of expenilitares tr: these Riatrtnlry tron, gic eed semana fomarnare ah e'g2 205 Higgina' pbs 23; Ture’ | (Thole sublect has been under the aires: trenchmedtcamnot be fadriy estimates $e aa rauiel tt frm ty oe mph om eed mites on Appr 2 Tolloeeae, OF Representatives, | Sizth.—A large reduction way ortored by Oi x on ana 108 do. At de co final at 4 ‘The sources of Tovenue to thevcaniny are three:— | partmenta and in y ar lly heat ‘quotations :—- 3 9 98 First, 5s Second, internal revenue; third, | miscellaneous ‘list; and since the adiournment B: ask attention to the. facts con- | Congress in July have been practtcatty: nected with each of these in order. curries out, Ce. ity of the Southern States hav~ 5 ing been restot civil administration, the ex- jemand. customs receipts at the prt of New York from nses hitherto reconstruction must also ly about 70bhds. | the commencement of the Present fiscal year, July 1, g necessarily greatly a ininished. “The reduction 1868 to September 26, were $33,730,347, gold, These der this head cannot be estimated than fice “oreaocied of 800. cance Onlo tere nt Be: 8646+ | Tapa) one-fourth for recelpisat the otnee | Baten thts, nage comida) at fle. Of Havana. 16) pales were sold at Ro, | POPC (which ts less than the average of such ports) |" ‘The account of the natfonal expenditurés for the’ Gro. "Yara was quit; the stock of the old crop almostex- | ANd allowing for fluctuations in importations, would | ourngat decal yest: taking theae alga hausted, and Geatrable ‘parcels of the new crop were in de- | indicate a gold revenue from customs for the Preseut | jast fiscal year (which are hoknowledaea by all ve ‘ mand at fair prices, We quote:— Meany Watern | 80 at ear oes at least $1’ fon, 200, p wake eon ties to have been oan yd Herettens atapie} as 0 logwood % coin credit e pear aa i ews er 4 dbs f Kentwhy. Light Yank, and Gorka | Sarg Tron, orca ae eee e te HOOKS O ports for | peti, ;ould therefore appear 0 follows “Datea ay B Gorton, teat fie 8 te Me Focelpte Paes esi aucaae substantially verity | Increased by Alaska appropriation. 300,009 unaltered, The sales Medium leaf. 10 <0, & ustol sy increase of pensions........ 000 years have been as fol 1865 and 1! gi i gay i rise, tea 134 Fi oe rth sate ta a teen piraatt sion 18 nd Estimated Post Ofiice deficieacy 008 canks bleac! nt Ba brief review now of the sourc Total i020. scecccsccscesees ae ‘Seellea!. from whence one eras t ble. 40 | connecticut and Massachusetts te. aiaie. | Necessary to satiety’ tees as derived 1s alt that 18 | Decreased by interest account. cats and "36,589 ‘market filers. Oe. se. Decreased by State clatm: Western flour exhibited ’more a ang a B0c. adic. ms recelpts with the m: C0 of the existing | Decreased by ia pho AR a the dem: me | Fin aprers. Boo. Se tariff is ex improbable, Thus the bulk of — y expenses acai firmer. The better mere Deary and Treyalae, Cale Maw Tork Rate ea Degg yt are ang trom Which the oblef | pecreased by expenses rivers,” r Shimpored de | pier Me Shi, | lncury, but commodities in almiost tniveaa! ase; | pecreased by reduction of army expenses; aftetaes were sucl coffee, drags, spices enses. $5 prices, | Average lots, tbe. Sie: | and the like, the consumption of which is coneton by reduction of exnenses of Caen —Harnban Gommaot 866.4 836. fine @1 08. | and with great rapidity rigtuus, the ais: | navy, clvil_ and miscellaneous, rocon- extern, "We | #110. Yara—First cut Tc. « 80c,, seco 1 05.081 15; | tribution of tm sugar for consumption in the HON, HO. .reeetseeverseevesererteres 25,060,008 a cae adinecfigwea dul at saul former print, Sales 10 pies | Mancha of the your 180% chain hereon oes | Total. pisnassstnescs jigsnessases SSL OSM iat 26%0., We “710 | wanquoied at fe. ¢ Ma, "the stache Octover® 184 were | 805,129 tons, against 294,048 for the corresponding | grat, amount deducted trom the aggregate of ‘ox Cg ep tga beng Ck ae are) Sorretponding period of 18a. The distsibation for | xbenditare for the current fgoal year of $303,202 Zs 1710 | sinds. Plates were dull at $8 95.0 88 50, gold. consumption of imported coffee under the same cir. } £0 meet which a revenue of $370,000,000 may be Be 10 acai Ts 99) | TALLOW wan quiet andacarcely ao firm. Sales 45,000 tbe. | Cornstauces was aa follows; Firat eight moutns of | Hed on, Round hoop Obfo, trade brands. Om 1160 | MYase- alse. ieaty at : 1868, 62,760 tons; first eight months of 1967, 60,780; | Congress has done its whole work as regard: ps ive een OR 108 | Waar certian nes Mere cea A104 4 market | first eight months of 1868, 40,400; ftst eight’ months | Tetrenchment, and if its directions, as Se Poe meeiens cutee, 00 a 1150 | ror feoce, the demand being chiefly from manufacturers, and | of 1865, 37,698; first eight months of 1864, 35,119.- reseed in (he appropriation bills are nat wi ura choice double extra .. £8. 3550 | prices for all xrades, particularly low and medium—which | again, the & ‘annual gold value of imports | “'sregarded by the executive authorities it is absoe Beaten uchat tang on css WME tg | Semen, auameetetiige ag | dt nat Sst oan rah | enn at tn erptitrr wl Soran Southern superfine and extra. Gt 2 11 0 | Ket induce holders to demand extreme prices, the generalt. | 7ears prior 10 and Sach Pe reese Two points more remain to be considered in fumes Bi GS | gepiaiiper iia, Wasoeesgonmak se Sie | wet “imports forthe int anal “year was | tol unter o th mbiect af caren oy Wa 625 | fae Pee ry ey No. Band below, 49e.'a Ble. | $349,727. enue of 000, \ditures, viz.:—the matter of: deficiency bills $8. | Suoer and lambe pulled are In fair request’ and $4 e gabiale ‘whethor it is at all probable that With the onexpended a8 they are technically rege: | Sm. while extra, is almost | n the | the increase of the country in wealth and popala- | “lapping appropriations she preceding Teak. . re opring (wuleh wes scarce) being quite and Liars 3 forni: tion the ite of imports, and of lclency of the asiness seaston 0: inferior bi id declining. The sales were about 70,000 | Drices previously current. Californ! song | enue, eine to be dimi below the figures | Congress were, with hardly an excepti bee} bushels, at 1 70.0 $1 71 forNos Tend’ mized apeing, #470 | Aer quite freely and wiih a light stock i) Sovenue, Meals vo Xe furthermore whaner | fore the commencement of the present fiscal year, for prime whito Tennessee, $130 for amber Western and am. | te new fall clip ie arriving in sma rnd my years abd, oy try, | 4nd were immediately applied to the purposes ber State, #1 60 for No, Sspring, 81 4a S167 forfairte choice | W20! ions are it, but ‘a Ae with the increased power of the country, which they were : fie California, and @2 40.082 60 | #1™-_ About 400 bales Cape ware d y the recent fire | arising from augmented erops and a deficiency of requ! pS ge Arrive) ah Were Ben mnehediny TED Ibe X Sate abate’, | f00d in Europe, it is not reasonably certain that im- | | The “lapping” appropriations may be regarded as for white Michigan, Corn was freel ot hk SEF | arrive) at 420. a B7c., including 15.000 Ibe. X State al dc. ; atl ty fediate fut will soonstant qnsats ; that is to say, the amount ofun¢ Bpetetiba SONS ie he ce wey om | Suet shay Gaeta wa Marwan | Routan oun, sae immediate fate wi vary | ¢oened aorapriadans ci oes oman pene os ot G1 IS 9 St {s,000 No. {to Xx Onid ah 0c e Noes F800 sosdicm Weetert It is evident, therefore, that any statements pre- pneany: bein alanced by a corresponding amoun’ and So at de, 10,000 X Ohio at 8c. ; 25.000 metium (all grades) at | qicating a reduction of customs receipts for the over the «succeeding year, An exami H j,5,000 No. 1 Ohio at Sle. a Bic. : 7.000 unmerchantable at | present fiscal year below $165,000,000 are not war. | °f the books of the Treasury Department and the ree bushels West 37%c. ; 15,000 Michigan at B0c.; 10,000 Pennsylvania at 880.; | P! ted elther by the actual receipts of the Treasury | COFd of appropriations warrants the statement that Falirond depot at 7 quiet Ww 20,000 ‘Ohio at Béc.; 15,000 Virginia at Séc. at 480. | ranted elther by the actual pts of ‘the the current year will form no exception in this ree. amall suppy id at $1 48 a BL ey, being 12 | 5c. the latter price for XX Ohia,180,000 Pennaylvanta,Michi- | for the first quarter of the present fiscal year or b; r ‘a8 compared with previous years, Fe ee aaa ses ate, Gemandy, was firm; the sales being | gan. Se., on private terms, 15,000 Ibs. domestic combing at | any circumstances connected with the trade ‘and | spect pas 4 incl od 1 ,000 bushels at $2 10 for Canada West and inferior Califor- Be Hy for washed and 43c, for unwashed. 35,000 Canada | commerce of the country. But it is perfectly evident that making all allow- ate c¥ prime terms. Barley malt dull and | combing at 73c..18,000 choice tubbed at Bic. a Ae. 10,000 Lout- SECOND—INTERNAL REVENUE. ‘ances for deficiencies, ai siana at 25c. a Sbc., the inside price for burry, 82,00 wuwashed at 80c. a Sic., chiefly at Bic. n S3c., 20,00" light unwashed Southern at or about 87c.. 1,500 ncoired at 16,000 Fis.—Dry cod being in small supply and in fair demand were a tite better, ‘The antes were 1000 quiztals at S7 for Bank and #7 75 for St. George's. Mackerel were moderately and prices were a shade, easier, in conseuence of the | {on the, Texas at 203" we. BYUO do, Dern ak hae Se rej of an increased catch for the Bist few days. —— for anper and lamba and 890. for No. 1, 75,000 Ibe. spring clip BO) Dit ay Mt Sal a BEL 60 for No. 1, BIS a 815 Wi for No.2 | Caritoria at Sc. « 60.25 bales new fall clip do. part, at 28c, bbls, at £16 50 a IT for No. 1, #12 a S18 0 for No.2and | &,'9c. Of foreign the sales aro 60 bales Smyrna, understood 89 95 a 810 for No. 8, Smoked herring were a trifle better; falea 3,000 boxes at 4c, for scaled and 5c. fi quote barrel herring 85 a #9 and pl FREIGUTS.—The market was leas firm, Vessels forcharter were quit No.l. We 1. FAMILY MARKET REPORT. v ‘reely sought after, and rates were firm and tending upward. The engagements were Liver 1, per steamer, 500 bbis. flour at x. Ad. 7,50) bushels wheat at 9d._ To London, 1,700 bbls. naphtha at ta., 7,50) bushels at at Bd., 3,000 do. corn at Bi<d., and, on steamer's account, 2,000 bla. ‘dour and 35,000 bushels wheat. ‘To Glasgow, per steamer, tierces lard at 308. and 1,500 boxes cheese at 40s. To Antwerp, 2,000 coffee on Ry teroy. To. Haseburg, pet. steamer, | bbis. rosin at 2s. 350 boxes bacon at » 400 bales tobacco at Bl, 450 cases sewing machines at 40s., 1,500 boxes extract logwood at 20s. ‘The charters were :—A British bark, 4,000 bis. petroleum from ‘was materially affected during the reign of terror in the cat- tle yarda, now happily past, has regained its nominal stand- ard, and the demand for prime cuts is on the increase, Mutton and pork matntain their usual position on the price ted. from The prices of edibles in the markets show very little change | Ptled” spirits—the from the quotations of last week. The price of beef, which | cating an annual revenue from this source for the Ust. The markets remain plentifally supplied with vegeta- | largely augmented. The veoens. of internal revenue from July 1, 1868, to September 29 were in excess of $40,000,000, indi- cating an average of. $13,500,000 per month, or over 160,000,000 per annum. If it is urged that the revenue for the time referred to was augmented by the receipts from the “income tax,” and is not likely to continue as Bai for the year, we reply that the receipts from come during the time specified were inconsiderable (for the month of July $5,000,000) and that any deficiency from this source is likely to be fully com- the gain on the revenue from dis- returns for the month of July indi- current year of double that recelved sung: the pre- ceding year. It is also reasonably certain that when the new law relative to the collection of the tax on distilled spirits bp in fall operation in November that the receipts from this source will be also further id an unusual eopaiers of “lapping” appropriations, as sufficieat revem has been provided for all contingencies, and that, taking all thi into consideration a surplus reved hue available for the reduction of the debt, or a fard ther reduction of taxation, is far more probable af Yhe close of the current fiscal year than a deficiency. Attention should also be calied to the fact that t! actual revenue derived from the customs has never. failed in @ single year since 1831 to exceed thé oificially published estimates of the Treasury De- partment, while from 1863 to 1867 the agcregate ree ceipts from all sources have also in like manner, abi proved greater than were oMicially anticla pated. To this rule, moreover, the estimates for th last fiscal year would have proved no eroeotiogs had the taxes imposed under the internal revenn@) remained unaltered, The following tab'e shows the. pe ah po national revenues since if 63-4, as pres viously estimated by the Treasury Department an@ as actually received:— , Actual. Ameria rig 300 i Betrleun ty Sarwan na A2 | andibe Washlagon marten" | ay-ahy way almineh the fngernal revenue ofthe cur $28,035,600 3 jen ni - 3 ! A'Britlah brig’to’ Cork for orders: 12,000 cases Haphitha atts, Unper rent year as com} with the preceding fiscal 355, T1600 jorth German bark 4,200 bbls, petroleam to Bremen Washington, Fulton. | ‘year are those relative to raw cotton and manuiac- 400) 4 at Se, A bark 2,600 bbls, petroleum from Philadelphia to 1802 2/a°1 | tured products—exclusive of spirits, r, tobacco, oe Cork’ for orders. An American bark (673 tons) to Callao, Walt Tall tent medicines and playing cards. Allowing for 405,638, i Seite. Aarne sip Crom, Baltimore: $0 Mar: ed 2s These reductions and assuming that the receipts from SEU EEEEEELENOEEeeen” geile ds tobacco, and an American brig N; ate $033 | other sources which have not been reduced by legis- FORE'GN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. GUNNY CLOTH was dull but at Sligo, a 220. Messrs, Wall ‘20a? | lation will continue substantially as in 1866-7, the ae F 7. K. Cummins & Go. made the stock. Septeraber 80, 1888, tn 12018 Jba18 | minimum of internal revenue for the current fiscal | 4 new Hop and Malt Exchange has been onened tm New York 13,000 bales, Boston 12,000 do. Wald 14ai6 | year, in detail and aggregate, will undoubtedly be London. The building is very commodious and was GUNNY BAGS remained dull and nominal at 21igc. a 220, ‘22025, ‘as follows:— erected at a cost of £120,000. The stock September B0, 1868, as mado up by Menara, T. 24n28 ee Te i cniored liquors. $5,819,045 , Cummins & Co, was 12,b00 bales in New York and 14,000 do. 5a23 Bingo 900,000 | | Efforts are being made in England to form s coms Pa poses. emp Manta was held at 12c., gold, Jute was ae pe pate, and its m: eneene pany for the purpose of laying a submarine cable ll at + gold. tam) L Hipes.—‘The market was fatriy active at about former 3 bid 12 | Legacies 1305/3815 mm Jeterhead, Scotland, to Norway. The distance 008 cs ig about 480 miles. ra eS rare et oe ie ea | 18020 | Rank dividends, cireulatt ibe ye sapien alle, At 11}cei4 do; 10,000 salted Rio Grande, to arrive, at Ie. | “‘Hindquarte 1a19 pease | Speciel sexes (nenaes) was recently tried At Menux and connentved hg do. 1,000 Matanioros kips at 2.800 Rio Grande do. and 4,608 Pork, fresh teats Vials | 8 pa scaieii months’ fmipiisonuient and twenty dollary fine. 16 ‘Hove demand waa poterate x con by 4 ns sas n as ny Schedule A, carriages, billiard tables, & was his forty-fifth conviction, . for prime grades, 170. a 2c. for good do., We. a By Hero tner chy 6, Bie. or id rope we for al ue asked ¢ nove soap of harson, Saeed os mate: atti coer gen SAR wae te eee seca ay Ranteenaa een ates 01 joes. The was vie nt Gita Git 0, Coltness at 848 bo: “Satca, 35 Cons Call bet Tongs aie Fics oni pop | Size of Switzertand. ness at $45 75 and 300 do. Glengarnock at $43 50 a a Pol wh 8 *The same aa receipts for 1863-67. elas rem cer mecoigtt gr ecto ined pe Be ge Sane Part re a ea are Sa'tos tee oe] In view of these facts, not one of which can be suo- | Was recently attackod and uns, and it was do. Lebigh valley on private terms, and 1,000 do, No.1, part nro Bl cossfully controverted, any attempt to gure down | Stmod with double barreled guns: and it Was rus at 42 for October and November’ delivery,_ 0 tons Glendon 9 i, the receipts of internal Camabscrdity aad areal | Atbancse dialect. Loos) rok. "na fails were fa: dovaneds anioe sie Soa Wille, on te other hand, if the mew aystera for col: ; ne were Sunes bes on private taccea) Haw taile Toaié lecting the taxes on distilled spirits and tobacco aoes tons double-headed and brid, Piers quiet at 80e. a Ble, for Fmerican and $01 a $52, gold, for jn LrAD.—Ordinary foreign was guiet but steady at 6 S739 0 40, gold. The tmportations for September amounted to 400 Yons, the deliveries for consumption to 3,000 bona, Stock eptember 30, 1-68, 1,900 tons, Eraturn. The market for hemlock sole was quiet. Prices were firm for prime stock, but heavy for inferior. Stock un- changed. Oak was quiet but unchanged In value. We quote :— FRE IS f 1B) - wate not prove an entire failure it is certain that the in- ternal revenue for the current year will be much more likely to ee or exceed $200,000,000 than to fall below $160,000,000, THIRD—MISCELLANEOUS. The receipts under this head are dertved mainly from the premium on the sales of gold, from the sales of useless or condemned stores, from the public children, who are all duly named in thé will, It feared that the publication will cause many jara. ' The presence of numbers of French agents ha' been noticed recently in all the go throughout Italy, it is reported that the Italian net has addressed a letter to Paris demanding an planation. . An eccentric character recently died in In’ Scotland, bequeathing his fortune to his ti — — Hemlock. —— Smoked ‘cena. Wadd Cor peel eS Po gt hegre sl hooper Some dimMcuities having recently arisen in Ventoe aS R. Grande, California. Oris a Dead il respecting the marriage of a Swiss Protestant with, wr M wry” these sources for'the last fiscal year were $50,185,946, nal ++ he, 290, Bie. Bo a Sc. Taco ‘ | an Italian Catholic lady, the Patriarch announced’ 14as0 With the ex of the receipia from ‘direct tax’ = ce geome Pe (81,7881 ere is No good reason for eup- | that the ancient Austrian laws were still in force, ating, Bie, 8 Mes 8. ‘ bas ort stat the Tevenue sccrulug under thie | And, that the civil marriage was therefore vold, alt ~Poor damaged, ail ki D bins than was received during ous! . Gie.{ middie nnd heavy, Se, Pickled somace. 4 a ing a year. will have an | Co from Crete mentions that the sitaa- g ‘ fe eittc, | Dane Boat 4 s ot te me thus tn the Press fear is — ment has removed. two of its cruisers. Sik Exe ENE) gam eat alana ba oo RO eg BB + Mc. adc. 40. n dtc, 1. He. = — — jes of public lan most the kame one owners 3 ‘i " . 2 53 3 with ancther, and the amount of condemned public | was chased by the ‘Turkish corvette Izzeddin, bo ery ny gen gr get dh ( iempede | $3 00 | property—veasels, arms, stores, &c.—sold since the | could havo dentroved bee; bat resolved not to The vales were 200 hhda’ Porto ich at SB, arnt 308 Hhds, nad atl #1 | Commencement of the present fiscal year, or now | her in future. Perdioo; the last of the insurrec« r 0 hh crop ‘and a9 | advertised for sale, is about the same as heretofore. | tional chiefs, has made his submission, with his bandg ote ba, centei“tgal na fy 3 It will therefore be a fair estimate to fix the re- Débats of tions that the Emperor “de, genteifugal an: mized Bie. de; "Cube clayedy de. a fe; Go. Meo be 35 | celpts from “miscellaneous” for the current fiscal rived himselt the other day of the pleasure of sdy relining grades, dic. w 480. ; do. do. grocery do., 4B, BSc. } 3 8 | year at $45,000,000, ing the generals assembled around Nits, Porto Ktleo, 44¢. a 7c. Stock Oclober 1, 1 007 nha, a6 8 REOAPITULATION. —— suaead Renaedvoes earth ee airrar wissae™ ee a ee rT} rT] 0 The account of revenue from all sources for tho ee mneerset they might ne, bg cs, NAVAL STOnrS.-The business tn spirits turpentine was 3 8 3 | current fiscal year may berrecapitulated in round | ig very ailence is interpreted by one of the most de] " only moderate. but in prices there was no alteration, mar- 17018 16030 | guiabers as follows: voted defenders of the government in the sense Seat pb ar oe nage. gna til do. Ge Fork vohe t a5 Aas feared might be given to his words. The Pays ‘ js. common atr 88; y . a pict ot Os is 0 Oe geek AA ° Fs70,000,000 | & handsome fortune m the city of Mequinez, M + No. a 90; No. 1, 83 m 84 60; pale, B4 75 1B} Total............- se eeeeee vee +++ $870,000,000 5 75; extre'6oy $6087 of. Tar was Guiet ated wiser “8 EXPENDITURES. eo gy et egg at) / a ee 1 | The next point to which attention is asked is the | Which were sent to all parts. | Someth OiLs.— Linseed was. slow of sale, hears and lower, “Gj | relation of the above estimate of revenues for the | occurred to exc foun th Crushers’ prices were #1 01 a 1 3, in ‘casks and bbe, Lard 6 ° tan expeniitures dur. | made a descent upon his bakery and found the body was but Little soucht after, but steady al At | Benas ht. peck). go | current fiscal year probable expen res dur. | Oia woman cut up in real butcher style, and 10. the the latter price 25 bbia. prime winter was dis . Olive | Cauliflower. 40 | ing the same period. The expenditures for the + | cetlar they discovered a large quantity ‘of skulls, Set bod sechonged at $1. brose wale pas arm. ef @1 se | Semon trou Tots |r tocenee’ ASteamg i eras on te Tobie ‘The Sultan sentenced him to be dragged St which 200 boinc (an fe rune) wore #0lN “Bleached winter | $ret 10 | Gove, $s70.580078." An attempt has recentiy’ been | streets and then cut to pleces witle alive. pam te FF RT ee I $ | made to induce the pubtic to Peitere that something Siting moderately praile unbleached winter do. was | Pigs feet gr dos.) more {s annually received into or drawn out of the a O11. CARR. —Of Western 60 tons were sold at $58. Holders exnerally demanded 960, . 761 boi # PETROLEUM. —Recel| 752 do, refined and ner wae stacy Mod rr a yorday 204 do. naptha e cloning price, 1,900 bbia. were sold at 16c. Retine! was qu but holders were tirm to their views. demanding®die. for dane ard white. Sales 8,00) bla. (chiefly resales of contracts) for ths first and last half this month at Soc. a S0%e., buyer's and seller's option. In Philadelphia the market continued active REAL ESTATE SALES. The following sales of real estate by Bleecker, Son & Co. are reported:— NEW YORK PRopenry. story Fnglish basement brick hose, with brown | hehe hary 2 north aide, bet @ former Was and a farther advance In prices was established, closing at | trimmings, and lot No. 141 West 26th sty ween, Soiger Salen RG00 bola. wandard white for Ortober av Ae. | GOs and. Tih avenues: house Ani7: "iol 188 by hall the Bie. ‘at Blige. ; 2,000 do. for October on te | dlock in depth. Lyte y James Stern for $13, for November at 29\o. @ Bie., 2.000 do. for the ren aide 4 ps brown ome jou Oe, 0d 100 do. for Sit the year at | eemnevaonse Hrtteees tol IPiSIOne, ty Mere NKERS PRO! ‘The following is statement of the marine trans- pense and bet] succeeding year; and no ‘Treasury of the United States within the hmits of a fiscal year than appears in the accounts of the Regis- ter of the Treasury. This statement or pretence, wherever or whoever made, is wholly and un- qualifiedly without foundation in fact. Whatever sume the of the Treasury certiiles to aa the ptaand expenditures of the government for a fiscal year, those aums embrace every dollar, cent or mill received or ¢: ded from the ist of July of any given yearto the Sist of June inciusive of the Secretary of the Treasury ever presents, or ever has presented since the office of the Register of the Treasury was established, any other statement to Congress of receipts and expen- ROTARY PRESS FOR GALE. jeraid oilice. POWER PORTABLE rel order A TWELVE HORSE Poiler Jone, ‘and Connections, complete, ta * be sold cheap. Apply to the owner, W. TSE, Greet, Brooklyn.” fx tity Ew TENTS.—PUMPS, ENG! Sala Wid. D/ANDREWS & BRO. 404 Water street OR SALE—THREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS Printer, Herald office. ty My about five minutes’ walk ditures than what was a transcript of the of "7 AND MANN PORTA; pW gh 4 = Lm my EI pA quater of & mile ae the . Unsettled accounts which pass over ay paseais BB A} horse power; all sales were only about 1, At 898 450 98 rere 4 Wethctean S jatter price for retail lote—$28 75 a #24 50 for prime and levard in the town Li yh-f county, Pur | from one Fd Into another are considered as be- | in order. NY. gudvely we beara meulen. bat Soto rus SSS | roy tam, coctSbhes RTE eeTak ence, ee | Not SEE CONE OOS ee a eee ee | ———_TAnFOOM & COPELAND, @ Livery sree XY formar icy. halen Gh at i'm §18 6 or pla ee reutiun Wren andag culivaiisa, new eenar Tenens eatine. | another, may be presumed to balance each other in OMBR, MACHTSIST AND DEALER IN NEW AND Soe $5, © 9At for extra, 40.1 Uleres beet, wae duls, and fa the 11,800 peach trees; {arm house, barn and outhoukes, site. | the annual Furthermore, there 1s never p Cue Sera raas Gad pierce dhee bas ee bane ppeonen of male prices were, powiaal, beat Heme Wars | EE1 ia daetoon tewalkip, Gesed coamip, M:3-” Parchascd. | Cachiar retitod irom: the sales of ear sroptrty ef oot maker, citing, our and piercing one) bas on beats Gall and nominal ot G9 6a Por te | by T. M. Livingston for #740", wt : the United States which does not find its place to the | lars ssscrimens of Tate about ide. 8 lao. | for pickled | shoulders, 4 ee each Tee a Oe, credit of mi 8 Fecelpts, and 18 not: MTD DRAHOMAa RUGLEED TOR BAe Jee for dry aaited do. 183.» 1, for ity plekied hatna, Me. for in the annual of recelpia submitted by the | WO STATIONARY ENGINES FOR SALW CHEAP > Shout 0 peckagee: Ot Bacon’ thers were: sales of #8 boees A I Ta a I pen dt “ooren 4 ur, y 4 berty street, York, hominslly ise er 18ige, for fivree iby sige, m tga fr | Eloton Cataipa ny, ont a0 trom Maple ty, v2 Mr Bram Now, with the ox ofthe sum paid for the pur. | __+ RORBOS —— — ne ai 4 fc. for Cui ah Loretla Noe j, ay ; | chase robable NTED—A SECO! O) Ns b tho martet’ tor lard There “waa more, activites prteee to B Lannisy Kew Tres a aeees rth, baat tar on expendiuse of and an estimated ‘fine aad upright Boller, got condition, wonut toa Frere more sendy. ‘saies 625 packages at Ihe. a Liye, for No, | AlmvOR, for S100; laid ad}, to DR Gos, Ferte Amboy, for OMce defictency of 030, there ts nothing | worse, "xe sscond hand dealer peed appiy. Adireas W. Woe J to prime atramm and l¥%cc, for ketle rendered, varket | fram trio. J-L Roea: Perth Ataboy, for 8) to indicate or induce a belief ‘the oxpenditures | box No.7 Post oftice, East New York, er waa quiet, the demand bel ly 0 tee the local (rat an with mereasing recelpul prices were | Higme No.6. —On ives fronk, two jal coraer 9 Cataipn of the current year are likely to be in excess of the | Dovey etRAM ENGINES TOR SALE OHBAT— heavy at our quotations annexed, Cheese was in moderat fea, ob Mapld avons Dick for $1i3: twelve | Precedi Ek le, on the other oa if ‘with aitachment ‘also two Inquire om demand and consunption, but prices favored Une | POW teh iy to Willam A. Atchtenn for 100; nk Soa, vest too pecattanes of toe eacreut vere wilt Mekaahtp Shamrock, foot of Blanton street. parehess jane: on on Maple avenne and two on water to Mr. dou! . | == a eS Crain, Sumer and Orange cont dalton, sro, to, ramming for ah vor mo Cua | Droceing Year. For exam’ "gO Oe | ________ MISCELLANEOUS. firing, per 1. ver Pram 476 | reel an Mr Diekengon for Os; four lou on ‘Maple ate: | *Firgrethepumount patd for interdHt on the public | <taaptii-ioR oneaw: ai to Pen GALLONS A rf. wie | purbete sue maururncencnens | f'n ater ua | fa tana on at “anirien’ ty fin Poles go Ragiorrood erence peta St ing Gra Mae wast mney be eomaineres ‘as the | imate Interest feat Thirty-fo uth Hirde, and 4 Fulton sree BroOKi7a to air State dairies, firking. two stories and « Freneh roof, com: r current wil xt. | OVERNMENT GC BLAN! Btate, half firkin tabs, extra... Salta teren chy lots cold to 0. We Ward Wee York: for PEt eh Lek. 2 7 in favor of | (JOVERNMENT Goons.—oL¢ Wetah inv, Lew Regiatat the Treasury St about $14800,000. Or tne truth of this | 4% sents Harness and TRIN 4°00.) Ro. 6 Park place. Welsh tubs, fair to any one satiafy himself by examining the exhibit lasorens NO, 993 CANAL GARINE TRANSFERS, of obligations issued monthly by the H Soman, FROM Pal tof baman. atemen airawitches. Invisible, Wige, eed — fers at this port from the 30th ult, to the Ist Inst. in- fancy and extra quality. | fair to good. Orahge county skimmed cheese. RIOR -Carvline wae in smal) supply Secretary of the 7 —During the fiscal year debta due to neh for war expenditares were paid to the amount of pies These debts are now sub- stantially all settled. ‘During the last fiseal year the expenditures for the Freedmen’s Bateau were $3,215,000 ; tor the riatic windil the buteat kre 400,000, which amnonnt ufacturer of ali kinds of snhair OHN N, OENIN HAVING ED. RON BUSINESS his former 5 Ay cj L avenne, bas constantly on exhibition & superb stoc : prices. wsnetad for cents, Ind gente’ Pure at gee, egat below, Attention paid to fur alt there is no reason will be exceeded, MATOLOOISTS, —; PLETE S&T OF ‘The gain under this head will t be $2,716, U peony pen 1ST Sah we teed Tor sole.” Inquire d 1867-8 vers at 68 White street, up staira ———