The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1868, Page 8

tien FINANCIAL_ANI AND > “ZOMMERCIAL. Taunspay, Och #—6P. M. ‘There WAS 20" ng gugntest abatement of the mone- tary strin”’ aéy in Wall street to-day, and during the foren’’ 9 there was 9 difference of an eighth per cent ¥ véeen the cash and regular price of some of the ly inflated stocks. Seven per cent in gold was offered freely for loans, and in many iuetances a commission varying from @ sixteenth to threé- eighths per cent was pald in addition to the lega, rate Incurrency. Some lenders, however, refuse to re- ‘eeive more than the legal rate in currency, and hence transactions Gre reported accordingly; but these af- ford no real indication of the condition of affairs, The Sub-Treasury redeemed only $5,000 of three per eent certificates during the day, the bankers being reluctant to part with them, as when once redeemed ‘hey cannot be retesued, and hence their redemp- tion involves @ contraction of legal tenders to an equivalent amonat, besides correspondingly reduc- og the balance in the Sub-Treasury, while it merely etves an active for a dormant legal ten- Ger to the banks, and therefore in no ‘way increases their reserve. By reducing the Dewance referred to it also has the disadvantage “etforcing the Assistant Treasurer to replenish lis supply of currency by sales of gold, which last neces- sarily (nvolve a withdrawal of currency from the banks. Even the $400,000 a day which ts now being withdrawn in this manner is, under the present exceptional circumstances, a source of dis- ‘turbance, as, it curtails the resources of the ‘banks to an equivalent extent. It 1s generally expected ‘that the disbursement of the No- vember igrterest will in some manner mitigate the preveMing stringency; but it would be unwise to rely upyn this, as past experience has shown that ‘these prdicai interest payments give employment to curfrericy and therefore quicken the demand for Paoriey, owing to nearly all the home investors imm pdvataiy converting their coin into currency; and astAe investors are distributed all over the country ar A remittances have to be made to them the & gu@ency is towards a loss of currency at this ‘entre. But on the other hand the gold weceivel by the banks im payment of the tmterest on the securities they own will probably Yee held by them, and this will of course go *to swell their legal tender reserve. The banks, “through their officers, complain of belng poor, and «say that there would be an active demand for money et seven per cent, even if there were no artificial in- Quences at work. The stringency in the principal Western cities is unusually severe and it is almost * equally great in Boston and other Eastern cities, as wellas in Philadelphia and Baltimore. This ex- sites apprehension in the West in view of the approaching requirements of the pork snd the cotton crops. At the Clearing House this morning the following banks were creditors for the subjoined amounts:—Central, $842,000; New York, $969,000, and Commonwealth, $998,000, while the following were debtors:—Third National, $429,000; Manhattan, $339,000; America, $504,000; Fulton, $399,000; American Exchange, $394,000; Pacific, $330,000; Peoples’, $215,000; Tenth National, $243,000; Commerce, $232,000. Bank oftl- cers are unwilling to encroach upon their reserve in ‘order to meet the demand for call loans, as they say Whey would be thereby confessing weakness and UBndermining conidence im _ their own in- Btitutions, while the bulls on the Stock Exchange would be the only ones benefited by the innovation. The stringency in the West will have the good effect of ‘forcing grain to market that bas been excessively hoarded by speculators, and thereby a further decline in prices may be brought Bbont, which will stimulate exports and cheapen the price of flour. Within the last four months ‘wheat has declined at Chicago nearly fifty per cent, nd in the meantime the quantity warehoused there hhas increased from 486,000 to 1,200,000 bushels, The Consequence of this is that the elevators are nearly ‘aif full of grain at a time when they are usually early empty, preparatory to the winter movement, ‘when grain will be transported by rail. ‘The stock market opened weak, but was bid up by ‘the buil cliques for speculative effect. Late in the efternoon it became weak and demoralized again, however, and Erie declined to 393 just before the lose, under a heavy pressure to sell, partly by Brokers wno had been buying on murvpeau account @arly in the day, the @xcitement concerning the Iresh clause in the new certificates having ted to this course being taken, and a movement is on Soot to have them declared by the Stock Exohange Rot to be a good delivery; but as they are widely dis- tributed throughout the street there is no likelihood @f this being done, as it would involve all who held ‘them in the Joss, temporary, at least, of the market price of the certificates. The street is in dread of a beavy break in Erie, which will sweep other @tocks in its course, and we warn the public to avoid it, as there is good reason to believe that the fears which are felt on the subject will shortly be justified by events. The other rail- ‘way shares on the list are so highly inflated that they are in imminent danger of a heavier fall than we have witnessed since the spring of 1864, and what- ever the course of the money market may be they mast naturally tend downwards towards the range Of real values, The collapse of some of these bubbles would exert a salutary effect not only in ‘Wall street hut elsewhere, and, once pricked, their Peal hollowness will be plain to all. The present critical state of things may well make the ball ¢liques trembie for the morrow, not knowing what @ day may bring forth. ‘The gold market was very steady all day and the Sustaations were from 1344 to 134%, with theclosing transactions prior to the adjournment of the board @1 three o'clock at 134%. against 134% at the open- fing. Following this the sales continued tobe atls44. ‘There was an active borrowing demand for coin, ‘Dut rates torided im favor of the borrower, and loans ‘Were made at 1-64 a 1-82 percent perdiem and at a3 per cent per annum for borrowing as well as “fiat,” and at 1 @ 8 per cent per annum for carrying. ‘The gross clearings amounted to $82,855,000, the gold balances to $1,404,007 and the currency balances to $2,500,440. The Sub-Treasury disbursed $2,834 in coin in payment of interest on tho public Cebt during the day, and sold $900,000 in gold, the bids for which @mounted to $900,000, at prices ranging from ‘104 23-100 to 154 53-100, and the whole amount being @warded to Henry Clews & Co. The steamer Rhein, for Bremen, took ont $294,564 in specie, aud the Steamer Alaska brought $227,004 in treasure from California and $1,900 from Aspinwall. Government securities openod at the closing prices Of last evening, but subsequently improved under a good inguiry for Ove-twenties, and late in the after- noon the market was very strong. The orders to buy were iarger ihan for same days past, while the offerings were very light. Five-twenties of 1862 were the only issue which falied to participate in the advance, these having remained steady all day at lia, The lomaes of 1964, 1865 and 1967 were p: ticularly active and strong, and the indications are that after the dishmrsement of the November inter- st the demand for reinvestment will impart buoyancy to the entire Mat, At the close the mar- Ket Was strong atthe eubjoined quotations:—Regis- tered, 1881, 114 a 1144; coupon, 1861, 116 & 115%; 6-20's, registered, 106 a 10514; 5-20'8,coupon, 1802, 113 a 118545 dO., 1864, 111% W112)'4; do., 1865, 111% @ 111363 do., NEW, 1905, 110% @1101g; @o., 1987, 11034 @ 11049; Go,, 1868, 11034 & 11094; 10-40"), Rogintexed, 104 a 1084; 4o., coupon, 105% a 100, At the Commencement of ‘kustiness the alock mar- ket Was weak and Erie dociines’ to 39 a 99, bat at the early session of the open boat! It became strong and’active, end New York Central advances to 1 Eric to 894 aud Reading to 98%, At the frst rey lar board the market was dull tat sterdy, and on tho call New York Central closed 34, Migher than at the same time yosterday, Michigeaa! Southern «, Northwestern , Milwaukee and St. ‘Paul 4, Pactic Mall 1%, Tennessee sixes, ex soupon, 13,; pow isepe % ond Missourt siza' 1, while Prié was 1 lower, Clevoland ané Pittsburg ‘, Cleveland and Toleto %, Rock [eland Fort Wayne %. Government socurities were steady ont inactive, At the open board at one o'clock the market Was dull but firm, and Erie ed. Sauced to 40), while New York Central sokl at 124% and Rock Island at 105%, the @orond regular board prices were wihout ninterial change, and on the call New York Central closed 4¢ Dirher thon at the first regular board, Cleveland and Pitsburg %, Cleveland and Toledo %, Roek Island M, Northwestern preferred 3s, Milwaukee and St, Voul preverr.d 1, Pacifie Mail %, Mariposa pre , ‘NEW YORK HHRALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET, ferred %, North Carolina sixes and new tesue 4. Government securities were orm at an advance of & per cent. At the open board at half-past three the market continued firm, and Erle sold at 40%; New York Central, 125, Reading, 077% } Tennessee alxes, new, 71; peel Mactpone Bey 21%. Subsequently the market began to reac! ward, and Erie was especially yielding, sales having been made at 30x, a very uneasy feeling pre vailing ftnong holders cf stock, 1 600 sequence of the discovery that the now certh ficates differ from the old ones by having incor- porated in thelr text @ notice that they are held aub- Ject to the by-lawa of the company, the meaning of Which is suMciently doubtful to excite apprehen- sion, and the matter is to come up before the Stock Exchange to-morrow. At the close at six o’clock the market was weak, éspecially for Erie and New York Central, at the following quotations:—Pacific Mall, 125 @ 125%; Western Union, 36% @ 86%; New York Central, 12436 @ 126%; Erle, 30%; Hudson River, 136; Reading, 97% a 97%3 Michigan Southern, 85% a 85%; Pittsburg, 874% @ 87%; Rock Island, 1053 @ 105%%3 North- western, 9034 a 90%; do. preferred, 9134 a 9134; Fort Wayne, 11234 @ 1123; Ohio and Mississipp}, 903, a 3054; Mariposa preferred, 20% 821. It ls announced that the Mariposa Company has corapleted its dam and that the works will go into operation imme- diately. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANTS. Thursday, Oct. 20—10:15 A. M. r, do. -bld 40 Chie & Alton RR... 100 Chic & N W RR.. 400 do. 2500 1200 Dutt, Nig ine i om Bit too NSC Sentral, Yet mm 12000 Mil& St P 8's, int m mia Bo) Col CutndCent tat ae 15 ahs Ocean Hank . aie aK ito Tol, wai div «+ 1004 209 43 Now Jersey RE. 200 Merchants’ Union Ex By bo 60 Ohio vi Miss RR. Half-past Two oClock P. M. 100 she Pac M BS Co.... 125 200 Adams Ei 4914 109 do. 495 x Werle Parg Ex. fb Mes Yotcn, ae soos SUS 100 N ¥ 12485 600 1060 Missouri 6's. 110000 N ide THURSDAY, Oct. 39-6 P, M. Corron.—Recetpts 6,872 bales, The market was not 60 active to-day as it was yesterday and prices were yc. lower for low middling, but quite steady for other grades. The de- mand was chiefly from spinners, The sales were 2,282 bales, of which 1,757 were for spianing, 280 0n speculation and 295 forexpor. We quote:— Uplands and Mobile and N. 0, and Florida.” Mania Teras, 8 B 4 2g EY) 4 2H 25, ” 27M Rio was quiet, but steady, at former quotations, Sales 514 bags, ex South America, on private terms, Other kinds were quiet, but steady. FLOUR AND GRarN.—Receipts, 4,158 bbls. flour, 10,791 bbls. do, 145,835 bushels wheat, 62,785 do. corn, 94,600 do. oats, 7,010 do rye and 68,191 do barley. The market for West- ern and State flour was somewhat irregular, but on the whole rather firmer. Some fow sales were made at rather lower prices, but frarket fornia flour was dull were about 14, ot Mabon th jour LAL ee fm u ‘. Bales 800 Dole. Corn meal'was quiet, but prices were "Un: 1g chaice doi a Touts choles faul ence olce oo yn ruth California Soar tenets and ee “ Bye foar.. @ qQuseseatehaaann Bi Bavssessesssass: 7 t ; jenn wh continued to rule qui Baiss 40 bhds. Dor ba tauscoradd, ted ing Jen, 450. @ Mo. ; Centrifagal os (Oc. 8 420. Porto | Rico, ‘Born’ 4c. Stock, Ociaver 2. 183".0), Mb db do, Porto Rico aud 1,583 ds Engliab Tein NAVA SToRrs.—Recetpts, ot Dorn spire turpentine, 6,500 do, rorin and 9) do. tar.” Spirits turpentine was in m= demand and rather firmer, bollers general y demand. at the close d4o. (or merchantable lota; the sales were 347 . wt 48c, m 440.—the latter price for 100 bbe. Crom wharf. Kosin i aed in light oa sfadnad a pales of mo- ment wi “dof oi 5.0 bb rained at f ah m4 eee 0. 1 83 ferme, "We quote rica do, 86m 87 O. ulet, bit peshengeds crusher's 's als and bbls. ; othor 1ONS.—Receipte none, Por york the market was very active, the demand being mainiy speculative, and prices wore mater ally, bigher, clo chow rh Sd for pew mess sales were 6.500 bbis, for new mess, the latter price for oan boon Pie Lt) io for cfty do, in- nding 10,000 bbls, new mess, deliveraiie within iifvean days, ith one day's notice, at 827, me clogs for nme quan ich pri ma? Live hogs were in moderate cemand, and with large ar. rivala, being 8,161 head, bilces recested a) mit Jee. per Ib., clow ing at 7c. ® Boot ill duil but wuchanged in vaives the sales were £0 bbli 18 for plaln mess and gs Bd was dul! and nom!nel at ¢23 for India do. Beef bans Sa, Out ments were exceed ete, at lige, a Ifo, for — shoulders, 3 for extra do. 70 for were duit and no vinel at as a indy Alb he market was quict for latd and prices ably lower; the gales were Yas" No. 1 to prime stema and kewe £99 vote, refined, 168 do, orade and @ tharket #7 t Cjecttor were heavy riout Detr 400 Lois. at Lge, @ ATC. rendered. PRrRotreM. Receipt 16 do. naphtha. For eru wore watlve y team. Sale oily 4 eine, Tug maret wae dull nd ad let frmiy hota. 8 Berni. —Untertte finseed Clover r Timothy was dull at 63. i bd wl Faced vs erage UUAR. The war betn, met PAP. he business tn reer light, there peing 9 de- pour saat 30 ie " pers ie. w 1d or Pe on priv rise io post ao Wye cies om i i 2. Root grocery, ge. & 1D, se catitet ‘afnde Said Roxon, woe: | ite Beets, a tay VAe. @ L1teory rial, 4a @ oO i erades, sh Ui . "y 8 ee, itetnel was lo ices be: FA OR $i port 0m, dayne RS aay 4 25 | 19 AUG was without particular change; wales 60,000 Iba, at oy Wai Fecalpte none, The market and ee the bye of ‘teier! Types myer, Bales of ab bin Weave Serefh, During the past seven days the domesiic whiskey market bas been somewhat dull, Prices have remained unaltered, bus Scaneastions. orthy of note have occurred. Should the ighinag of the money fooutinue prices will be ma- fai fatnueds Fone ha gst faulty tor Mochelle brane for bi the stock belug oi prises have an upward ee rte small lots of Cette and Mar- selon wine, The maryet Seed ee EES fy and full ¥ “Big following ave the latest prices ourrens ; foreign articles are quoted fa gold:— James Bika 5 Ditto, ina) = Vi an - HY Thomas itine & C0 35 56 60 Sazerac, De Fol ba = id Marett Os ad 38 Ect ei Ie 10 & Co. - _ * Roont 93 10 per Sean Se t'a5; Araae ose! aoe 8; ope’ Belpuctie; $4 65 0 aie alley tore ysen ‘are, ated in| cid) reat poe ri Bai Swallow irelearap! live Teaperint Cab 25; Bogue, Dap go Bootite as can rants phates Soran #2 60; ‘Meader’a Swan, @b 874, currency; Grape eee saree on} Bt, Croiz, #370 a 85; Ni Witiske’ gallon; Trish, 4 9. Tn bond in aE ht erat ab 6 Lanes WV ta; alcohol, ure spirits, do., rt 88 aoeg =e hoa Bursundy port, ret ay a BB) merry Birra ) aiatefta, Marwcllen: Te, a Sho; fl obj Ma Malngs, ng, We. & $135; pera seas The ‘ie followin, BF ts are for witout monn eae “piper eldaeloe, 81). Vas by derer, Chiquok, 235 205 8H, Numan Hd Roederer, te 5 Jul 42 R245 s Charles Hieidssicn te Hexcoaut sme 10.5 - 129, Gi 23 ‘Duo a detiosbeln, are i ie 20 = abinet, Er 2; Nap ot 4 Oh iiatarty pere et ty, #2 $2: Mok & Chandon, 620 8 CM ara Bruch; Fousher & Con, 504; other chainpaxner, 10 upwards MESTIO WINES. ‘The demand for the beiter qualities of native wines and Branson te tain yeu sparasins,,. do freed fom woaies that tt ear’a crop will an) report oth in uantity apd quality. At the fate fair of the an Francisco, the wines of the um. Of the er, eis, Cholve articles of native manufacture we quote ANAHELM WINE GROWERS! VINTAGES, CA! lation, 8 Eurcka Stree. basa . yer TIVE WINES. Golden Weddin, 1, plats #2) ; sparkling Catawba, arta i cae ae 3 aul Cala a quae arta #8 a M11, pints tia ws: Delaware, quarte 81. BH ftawiy por 6 a8 10g REAL ESTATE TATE MAITERS, A Lively Day at “the Exchange—Sale of Up Town Lote—Value of 2 Broadway Lot. ‘The appearance of the Exchange yesterday showed quite a revival of interest tn real estate transactions and a renewal of activity in the market after the partial dulness of the last few days. Five firms of auctioneers offered property for sale, all of it choice, and in most casea rer ready purchasers, the at- tanaapes being large and mainly composed of bid- oreo of tho sales attracted particularly large crowds—viz., one by Jolunson & es of a store and lot on Broadway, No. 294, between Reado and Duane streets. The store ts a tive story and basement brick py with brown stone front and covers the entire lot. It has a fronton Broadway of 28 feet 4 inches and in the rear of 24 feet. It is 130 feet 5 inches in depth, and runs through to Republican alley. It was oifered on the following terms:—Two-t thirds of the purchase money to remain i} mortgage at the option of the purchaser for a term of years. ‘The other sale of special interest was an offering of Allen & Brown’s of seventy valuable | lots near the Park and Boulevard, On Madison, Fourth and Tenth Letina Cpa Ninety-seventh,110th and 111th streets, VIZ. :—! Gorse venue, eight lota between 110th and 111th street Fourth avenue, eight lots between 110th and Then ‘siceets; 110th street, ten lots between Madison and Fourth avenues; 111th street, ten lots between Madison and Fourth avenues; Tenth enue, four lots northcast corner Miuety- -aixth strect; aby iat street, twenty-two lots between Ninth and Tenth avenues; Nimety-seventh street, eight lota between Ninth aud Tenthavenues. ‘These lots were pat up by H. Henriques for the above mentioned firm and awakened ¢: and lively bid- ding, Which resulted in their rapid sale at excellent epee Subsequent to the sale many of them hands at a considerable ahr PY ta $100, ‘$00, ‘$400—and in one case $600 betug paid over the at which they were mavobea down. ‘this ‘waa one of tha best sales thia fall, Besides the above the following catalogue of very desirable property was put La and, with the excep- tion of that last mentioned, advantageously disposed Of, viz. + er, Wilkins & Oo.—The valuable property By Mui Noo7 Frankfort street, near Chatiam street, for- ines known as the “Pewter Mug’ beer house; there is a two story brick house on the front and a three story brick house on the rear of the lot, which is about 320x106 feet; two-thirds of the Leggo money may remain on bond and Sgecine premi awe ‘Were sold, subject to a lease, which inne On the Ist of: May next, at $2,600 per annum, Pay able monthiy in advance. Two lots north sid Forty-second street, 160 feet west of Ninth ave! ne each 25 feet by bali the block; Cy] lot north sido Fifty-firat street, about 277.2 est of Broadway; two lots north side of Pifty-tounh ger 115 fect east of Tenth avenue, immediately in the rear of the last described lots, each bres pm LJ premises known as the Papert Nos. 241 and 263 West Twen- pase street, together with the boiler, tubs, &c., being 28 feet front by 68 fect By Cry McGntre—House and lot No. 77 Hudson size lot, 20x60 feet. House and lot No. 23 North ‘aoore senate size lot, 21.71x25 fect. f—No, 62,First street, near South aNiutn tect & three 8 honae, with hand- some collonade front, and extra large tot » B. Ludiow Co.—A lot south side of Thir- tie 217 fest wren of F Fitth avenue and 251.9 feet east ay, wi! ee ae ai ce a to be paid for when used. Leer ry and Teedy ing. Py S1xyaoT and the oon class three bi d basement Stoop, brown stone house andtoe X No. 71 Wet Fir nin al foet 2 inches east of Si order’ with ‘party walla. both sides, ajo Gornmnin College property. Lat Ta.8 tronts #19 by 80.6 in fept % arg these two last pieces the first mentioned was bought fa at $14,750 and the other at $24,900. Be- low we give particulars of these various sales, the names mentioned belng those of the purchasers. Aaction Sales of Real Estate Yesterday. NEW YORK PROPERIY—DY ALLRN AND BROWN. 1 Jot on the corner of 10th ay aud 96h at, 956x100, AC Loo: +35,700 tigeteaag ease jo! 4 lots ave, sau toh Cilia each. ¥ Liot adjoining abors, same siz Higgins Hioteadiointty above, oxime ctzer'Davit Whitiag, ouch: Qilota fropting, ‘on O7th at, goat 100 (from 9h wy, 98: 10011, David Whittng, enc! 21948, froming oe ‘vith at, nent a4 aoe bays iar aire, ‘ion Walisce, eash. 2)300 lots Fropsing on Madison ay, between Iiuth and 1th ris 1010435, J 1 Kelly, ene J fot in the rear of ‘the atlore, 38 Llot adjoining bore ‘25.8: 2 lote adjoi: ng the abs ‘abo nove, aame sina,’ Mr Litt ay BALM Mr, Lt jaw Thomprom.c.c..s. 2225 Mr McPherson, ‘600 me ale, Mr. MePaerao Tita ah, 126 ft trom Madison at a2) joining the above, G. lobineon. ... ning the above, Mr. Thompson. dus Plots adjolaung the 1.4. . 2086 iota 5x80 1,800 4 love. adjvining, On each mA ‘Troruell, ach. al "RY MULLER, WILKINS AND OF Two mary brick house on the frout and a three story brick roar of the lot, ard | Ko? Pranks fort at, near C avham, known asthe ol tor M House lot 8.82108, A Soha i Two story frame house nnd one Gun and inh ava, and Fanning t s7gg ory rae Bours oi iki i i i . ‘ad fotnin, ve, don 30:10, oped 1 Five story Mean sane howey sn ot M ™ away. between Mente and Du 0 es tbr ites OOWME. vee ene seer ees BY soa ura 3 ged basement brick Nj age and A %e. vine eee: Harrtion 01 9000, PUNSON AND M: saa Firat sty haween OMmecial Tranaters of Real Estate Yosterday. 7 SPRRS TY KEW YORK city. Donterard, ¢ ane ‘of path oF, 13,2228. ’ iidin et of “ ie Beta ee ftw of iy en Be oe cy ae an a ‘ay, Soxi8, 1000 corn a heat 20,000 eprint “php 08 bois BBP, eco! eet 18th at, No 42 1,000 War att No 7,800 126th Perio 2 Lexington ay, 25 aldo lane, Nor sly 8 yr per + 2,880 IGFBRS IN KIN“ y oountr— ROOKLYM, lerbert at, 0 8, 95.9 ft w Gr North Henry st, 25x100. 0 Hoke at, w 8, 95 {ts of Coles st, pe 7,200 Bayan rye ee feof Myris ar, 3/200 Warren at and “co; Sian 1,400 24 2,200 EsEtSy oF of Bib av, iain. 0th ay, ne corner, 60x10V. 43.8 ft eof Ded DeKalb ay and Steuben st, ne corn Union ay, ¢ s, 50 ft # of Clay at, vrei ote 64, BB, 03, 7, Prospect iiill map.Nom. ots BS as ao a'ee, Oe oT, Ab Indi Pr spe Prospect TRANerEnD Ix WEoTd rr ‘own landing road, es “fhe Parsons ‘acre. du ‘s Mount Vernon), arta Ws Luckaboe) 1425, Morea, Uxiti.: hw #( West Mount Veruon), lot 331, 83 N Y and Boston gzid Mill roa, alx ncret, Shertit's Millroad andJ Rowneguaisy cor of, '4 acre, Sheri; sale .. as Wakefield joie, 700, 845 to #47, 660, B83, 89,” 685, 1,111, Ti, nas is, 119, 890 aensean, S00 Warren st, 08 (Washingtonville, lote 197, 199, 100x100.. 150 Warren at, #8 (Washingtonville), lot 195, 50x10). 5 Weuver at, es, ia Cox, (indefinite) 9,00) MORMIBANIA, Tinton ay, 2 w 8, lot 264 id Morrisania), 25x105..... ++ 800 HAM. West portion of Mary Pell fares, buildings, £¢...+.+++++-20,000 BYE. Purchase ger er ‘ws, portion of Strang farm, part); ia Harrison, I ares . if Horton ay, 2, Portcheaier, 60x08 ++ 600 Portchester, 94x10. 1,200 Eos, Finley eatate, & pent . 00) Int at and av B, n w cor, 100x120, Rallrond ary #8, aajoiitg "Court si, Court House plot, Tots 1 ma sts ESOEX COUNTY, A Powleson prep) 100x206. Bellerie fet fe robin prop, d lots, 25 road st, cofner of Murray, ¥Bx177. . Livingston st, @ & 1% ftnof Kinney Livingsto 8, 126 ft n of aoe ow fte of Adams st, 71 Tan at, W 6, 205 ft n of Wa South 1 Orahge ay, # 8 (Newark end Giinton: ‘son’ Thowaa st, J Welsenbacher’a, s0xi07 ‘Thomas at, C Weisenbacher’s, 80x107. ‘Thomas st, 6 5, 84 ft. of Austin st, Bxiid Warren st, s 8, 125 ft w of Colden st, 87: x10. TRANSFERS IN HUDSON 00) Wayne st, a, lot 9, bik 41, Bouth Sih'st, n a, 16 ft w of Eric at, 16x.0. Lot 23, blk 149, Cole's map (rear part), 16.8230. BORE. Hudaon at, w s, 154 fen of that, 203100. Hudson st, w ih a, ale dludson at, w a) ith Bt, Heoe at wat 188 (tw of teh aC Boal 100 fen of af Ath at, ‘yeaxieg Water and Madison sts, southerly corner, 31.6x149..,.... 800 Bergenwood road, ¢ 8, adj Jane S. Rodgers’, 86x23.6x30x Tidexd0x10.62148x0 BT Lois 43 to 63 inclusl a, Bal ORTH BERGEN. Fisher's av, a 126 ft ¢ of Hackensae Ke road, 74x135. AXON: Bayonne av, cor av E, 298x172.......+ses0ee G@BERN VILLE, Henry place, lot 126, block 4, 2x10... TON. 24 st, 0 8, lots 10 and 11, block 8, Gardner property, 8,000 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ARNOLD—BUTCHER.—On Wednesday, October 28, at the Courch of the Holy Communion, by the Rev. F, 4. Laurence, Mr. WiLLIAM H. ARNOLD to Miss Emma H. BUTOHER, BEARD—CANTRELL.—On Wednesday, October 28, ai the face ge Bo of the bride’s father, by the Rev. or. Kendrick, Mr. WiLLiAM Bear, Jr., to Miss seer daughter of Samuel Cantrell, Esq., of this city. BoWNE—ALDAGE.—ID- ce Thursday, Oc- tober 20, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the ns G. E. Hubbell, Mr, WILLIAM Bowne to Miss ¥ E., daughter of James C. Aidage. DsVor—ADEDN--On Wednesday, October 28, b; Rev. Dr. Marks, JOHN DEVou to Miss Lizzik ADKIN, ie ‘h of this city. ‘nglish please copy. oes AVINGSTON.—On Wednesday, October 23, at Callendar House, Tivoli, N. Y., by the Key, Mr. Platt, ALBERT FARLEY HEARD, of’ Tpswieh ‘Mass., to MARY ALLEN, daugnter of Uenry A. Livingston, of ‘the manor of Livingston. HErrIELD—LEONORI.—On Wi . October 28, by Kev. A. H. Partridge, ROBERT MORRIS HETYIELD, of Elizabeth, N, J., t0 MARGARET Teresa, daughter of Robert G. Leonori, of Broo! mae LI KENNAN.—KintriaNd.—On Thursday, October 29, at ut rotl ence of the bride, by the Rev. Dr. Sco! Seott, Dr, T. H. KENNAN, of Georgia. to neers ter of J. B. Kirtland, Esq. cards. ph Mae ‘rhursday, October 29, at the residence of the bride's pareuts, by the Rey, James G, Brinkerhoi, Mr. J. MuNson JOHNSON daugh- to Miss MARY o. bene ioe pk, this ce JACKSON—VI1R' this erg October 27, by the Tov. Dr. WILLia Aitatl JACKSON WO AGNES VIRTUE, all of this city. nthe pe an Wedneaday evening, 28, at St. Anus church, Eighteenth by_ the Rev, Sainuel Cornelilc, CHARLES R. MILLER’ to FaNn- NIE A., daughter of David Hoyt, all o this city, NvTrxic—Moore.—On We 28, at the 2 of Cs bride's parents, No jorwailk, Conn., Bent Rev. D. R. Austin, AxDREW J. NUTTING, of mn, Vt., to Mine AGGiE L., daughter of L. H. MRE nanan bat aa N. Y, xa ae nesday, October 1301 astisted by the Hey. Ge ville, ALPRED NMlL Bo, 0 se kenrg F., dauguter of M. F, a risakgecorn. lay, October 27, by the yO Pixouns to JRNNIB Massachusetts papers please copy. RacsETT—TAYLOn,—In this city, on Wednesday evening, October 28, at the residence of tie bride's ss by Kev. J. M. Stevenson, UV. D., Gronus IMBERLEY Racket, of Brookiyn, E. D., to LOuIsB, third daughter of Moses B. ae lor, Esq. ‘COWNSEND—DBAVERS.—On Tuesday, October 20, at New brunswick, N.4., by the Kov. Richard H, Siecle, Tagoport E. TOWNSEND, of Jersey City, to Miss EuIZaAbera F. BEAVERS, of New Branswick. WRIGHT—GresiamM.—On Monday, October St. Mary's Proteaiant Episcopal church, Bro by the Rev. Alex. burgess, SILAS Wit ReTH Lovrea, youn rest daughter of Ge Esy., ail of Htooklyn. iT to Died. uy.—On Wednesday, October 98, JAstus Danny, r3. aged 00 yea ‘he friends of the family and those of his brothers, Joun and William, are invited to attend the tuneral, from the residence of hia brother-in-law, James Barry, Eighty-otxth street, nour First avenue, tis Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. CoNKLIN.—On Wedoesday, October 28, Nancy E. ConKuin, wife of Alired T. Comkitn «d 43 years, The retatives and friends are re etrully invited to attend the funeral, from the resitence, 149 West ——— street, this (Friday) afieruoun, at oue O'vlOCk. Douerty.—On Thursday, October 29, Coanies Douwesrry, aged ¢2 years, & native of Churchtown, Caradonagh, county Donegal, Ireland. ‘The relatives and (riends, also (ove f his nephews, Denis and Michuel Kearney, are respectfully tavited to attend the funeral, frou: 67 Wyckoil street, Brook- lyn, on Sunday aiternoon, at ‘ail-past two o'clock. Londonderry (Ireland) aad St Joun (s. 6.) papers please copy. Fosrvsn,.—On Wedpoaday, Ootover 68, Josava W. Poaren, Jt, of the late drm of Foster & Voheun io the 7dd year of his age, His remains will be faken to Sag Harbor, L. 1, interment. Pavak—Gaorors BK. Prgan, oly dauguter of James N. aud Lizzie lrear, ihe faneral will take piace from the residence of Hidney Williams, Gales Avenue, near rt nve- nue, Krookiyo, this (friday) afternoo tha -past one o'clock. Oars from Ful'on ferry ue door, FORRPSTAL—On Wednesday morning, Octove, 28, at No. 608 one aventc, Mrs, CATHERINE FORRE:- TAL, relict of Captain Mylea Forrestal, aged 6s years. A solemn mass of requiem whl be offered for the repose of her soul, at St. Gabriei's church, | ast ‘Thirty-seventit street, this (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock, after which ber-remains Will be removed to Calvary cent Liverpool and Carlew (Ireland) papers please copy. Poury.—in this city, on Wednewiay, October 2s, Miss KaTR A. FOLm native of pa:ish bh ange oounty Vinre- Ireland, io the ath year of her The ‘elendts ofthe family are respectiuily inv: ied to atiénd the faneral, from her late residence, 221 I ast Fortieth Sarna between Second and Third aveuivs, m two o clock. this (rid carte aay atarne , Ovtober 45, of consump. tion, THOMAS Gusy, the beloved son of Thomas aid Jané Gaon, late ot E poaeies, county Fermanaga, Treland, aged 17 ‘The remaims fi “be taken from the peseunce, of his mother, 143 Prospect stréet, Jersey Cly, this , Octover fn ) afterns to Calvary Cemetery. ( y regen y ‘90 years for Hunter. — (ison, N. J., on Tharad: etuae wile of Robert H. ‘unter, ago a ‘The funeral ‘wisd take place at Madison on Saturday ; Doipped, sored: nty, N. Y¥., on Weinert. soy, Gither 2 Saas Fac FaLoonks, Wile of Panera on Saturday morning, gt eleven orclock. Relatives and frien attend without ends 2 ths faintly are invited to October 28, Maavrns.—On Wa, tice, Mré. CAROL”, MiGuing, ein 1 year of her tives and friends of the family are t- fu)’; invited to attend the funerai, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the goeinence 0 of her father, John Ode 20.208 Bas East Forty-ninth st. The remains will be to East Chester for interment ene Mount ytton. on Thursday, October Miss Many any MLL in her 68th year. * ume relatives and friends are tuvited to attend the faneral poy St. Paul's ch East Chester, on afternoon, at half- past th ted o’clock. euros AMEE.—On Thaw paoaber. 29, of consump- sitperd McNAMER, friends and Souusintances ‘are reapactiuily In- vied to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Peter Begley, 842 East Forty-elghth street, on Saturday y afternoon, at one o'clock. MoVickaR.—At his seen it Bloomingdale, N. Y., on Thursday, Gora JOHN MCVICK- an, inte. professor’ in Columbia Collexe, in the 82d year of his age. Notice of the funeral hereafter. OsBoRN.—On Thursday, October 29, Sanam, wife of Abner Osborn, and only daughter of Hannah and the ed ‘iiiiam McDougall, aged 43 years and 9 mon’ The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the Universalist church, corner of Bleecker and Downing streets, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Pratt.—At Essex, Conn., on Wednesday, October pends suddenly, from disease of the heart, Capt. Jabez the Telatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Con; tional church, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one o’clook, PaLmer.—In this city, on Wednesday, October 28, Drake B, PaLMen, aged 65 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, this (Friday( areas at three o'clock, at his late residence, No. 302 W Twenty-eighth street, RopigER.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, October 29, Georos Ernest, son of Rudolph and Cornelia L. Rodiger, aged 13 months. Notice of funeral to-morrow. RossireR.—On Thursday, October 20, MARTIN, tn- fant son of Thomas and Fannie Rossiter, aged 7 JULLLIVAN.—On Thursday, October 29, our Maq@- Gre, infant daughter of Michael Sullivan ‘and Catha- rine Buckley, aged 10 months and 12 days. This lovely bud, so young and fair, Called hence by early doom, Just came to show how sweet a flower In Paradise may bloom. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her parents’ residence, 154 West Forty-first street, between Seventh avenne and Broadway, on Saturday after- noon, at half-past one o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. SairH.—On Wednesday morning, October 28, GEO. W. SMITH, youngest son of the late Amos Smith, aged ae rel relatives and friends, sige honorary members of the Seventy-first regiment, N. Y. 5. M., are mvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his fa- ther-in-law, Mr. Henry Bullwinkle, corner of South Fourth and Fourth streets, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. GENERAL ORDER, NO. — H CoMPAaNY, SEVENTY-FIRST Beauenes | N.G.S.N.Y., New YORK, Oct. 20, 1868, The members of H company are hereby reqnested to attend the funeral of our late comraie, Guonos W. SMirH, at his late residence, corner South Fourth and Fourth streets, Brooklyn, E.D., this (Friday) afvernoon, at two o'clock sights in titizen’s dress. By order of Captain AMOS L, SEE, NELSON GRia@s, First Sergeant. ‘TorPrinc.—On Wednesday, October 28, JoserH H. TorrinG, in the 33d year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friends aro invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 182 East Houston street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. VIRFOLET,—On Wednesday, October 28, Miss JOsE- PHINE VIRFOLET. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ( ) morning, at half-past nine o’clock, from her late residence, No. 17 Clinton lace. The service will take place at ten o'clock, at it, Ann's church, Eighth street, near Fourth epi Woopiey.—On Thursd: morning, Octo! 29, after a lingering illness, Many WOODLEY, woof of John Woodley, a native of England, aged 6’ and 6 months, Her Maen. friends are invited to attend the Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, from ‘SAL West F Fort first street. Detroit (Mich. ) papers and Western Times, Devon- shire (Eng.), please copy. Waratiey.—At Culpep) Wednesday, October 28, Etta, wife of James H. Wheatley, of Brooklyn, N. Y., in her 32d year, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Peter’s church, State aoe near Bond, on Satarday morning, at eleven 100! r Court House, Va., on R= HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING, OCT. 22, 1868. i Bg Prion, 22082528 “ see e2eyes SE EPISTEEBSE ees ESE SERE APPROXIMATION PRIZ: From No. 1,80 Approximations to. the 100,000 Prt Approxiimai Be 18,600, nel et Approxiinat Wo, 33.20, anpret to No, 15,859, ine! Prizes paid fa gol Information farnisho?. ‘The highest rater p “taut for Donblooas and all kinds of Gold and BI YLOR & O0,, Banicera, 16 Wall sirect, Now ¥ as me 181) key, ea mri i ipa per bottle, Bor- deaux Wine Company’ Vadite Fulton st, corner Wiilam, ALL AND EXAMING W. H. ORIPFIS('4 NEW IM. rove) combination Cashigns and Tayion before you buy the diferent makers’ patent humbugs, which are playou Out, at 168 Fulton street, 115 West biew @ enue — Far a 8 RNHAWS FURNITURE ANS BAGO) OR EX- vated iMxth a rey favnilies moral oe country; furevere packed, _____ FOR SALE, A 8aMPLI %, OYSTER AND LUNCH ‘ROOM, BEST location down town, to be sold at Darga Ape duce a the restaurant 6 Cada street TUNITY.TO Bi. SOLD A BAR, fala, job re ppg also some” suitable for drv haters oa islam S700 owe y, oop MANUPLOTURING BUaninee Por GLE se (uetle 1 down; 20 a a River the owa business for Pep eatin theo a to oPrtine ‘hdireas P Peter Ash, Robbs’ hn pobee Ferrz, NEY. A wis gous FOR SALE.—INQUILE AT 200 WEST ike. CS cial —FOR SALE Rs mS FINE CORNER GROCER Bo Provisions Market nn! Stand; ies, Conte . Restanrant ter'Saloons, Hotels Bi ilar Salone, ater ona ‘and Jew elry Stores; oclns cheap cash Groosriees. Corner Drug Stores, S' Store Agency, 77 CIGAR STORE J Fok SALE A A put Fisures, doinea good Duslooes. “Call ai'135 Weel LARGE | SIZED Rated pe BAFR iden. oa = uae A. Zita at 98 Malden Innes also 8. G. QUiRie Fick Safe add two small Safes, RARE CHANCE.—A GOOD COUNTRY WHOLESALB ‘and retail Tobacco Business for Boueners oe Wentera Lanta, Cash atvanced on tobaccsaiata articles, Address Manufacturer, Heral { oilice, = de ae —FOR SALE, THIS DAY, THE OLD WELL KNOWN, A.“hng established Prominent corner: :rocery, O88 Second avenue, corner Fifty-aegond sirect, Sev Auction column. re AND APPLES.—50,000 GALLONS OF PIPPI © ant Rumet Cider farsa ap i Sa of Fp Pippi. ea for shipment, fi Teron eer ee : asin al BUG STORE—VERY HANDSOM": DESIRABLE 18, ‘every reepect: sold much below vale: eash 5: best reason forselling, Apply at 45 Fulton street. ROR, SALE THE LEASE 31 YE ARS FROM NOVEM» ber next, Stool and Fixtoren of a Rostanrant and Bar together with’ Saloon, up stairs; known as one of tient Noasen 09 Said avenna; lang. cxapliaiieciend see adopted for the present business; slinated one door em. Paige. wren eu’? to the proprietor, DANIEL LAUGTILIS, bi th and 130th sreets, Third avenue, rier. (OR BALE—A LOOT AND SHOE STORE, DOING. & ood business; satisfactory reasons Bren, for selling. Inquire in the store is Fourth atreet, Brooklyn, F. . POR, SALE A FANCY STORE, WITH STOCK, FIX.- tures and Furniture, and Apartments to let; in @ location; will be sold-cheap. Innire ia the liquor { Bridge sireet, corner of Front, Brooklyn. oe SALE_AN ES ESTABLISHED BARBER SHOP pe IN ood business, on Broadway, above Fourteentl and under a first clas hotel; will be'sold cheap for can Ad dress A. B., Herald office, OR SALEPART OF A SEVEN TH cere UNE orm. consisting of Dress Conb, Overcoat, Fa Sacket and Cap, in very good 2 ball ‘sk wyeked atreet, Brooklyty near an POR SALE—AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, AN Ou tatablishod corter et Liquor 8t2re; lease of whole b Inquire of GEORG: ERSING,' corner Lai Spring streets. —_—__—_———, OR SALE—AN INTEREST IN A SHIP titrated business of 30 years’ standing, on the wert side of towm Address box 3,798 F% SALE—A GOOD MILK ROUTE—APPLY AT 1¢ ‘wenty-firet street. 4 eae ey F°:; SALE—A FIRST CLASS MILLINERY AND P. Goods Establishment, in a rapidly increasing porhoad, town of New York.” The store ts very haa newly fitted up, with all fixtures complete; in order through. Or would take a lady partner who understands the Dusiness with cash capital, Ad outice. Fo ‘SALE—LAW BUSINESS.—LAW POOKS, FORNE ture and Business of a lawyer receutly deceased; an e: cellent opportunity for a lawyer to step into a lon cabled clty practice. Apply to A. J. PERCY, 62 John WOR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OL 1) tablished Lamp, Olland Ae | Store, leading business thoroughfare, mea a 'HOWES & CO., No. 3 Dey street, room No. OR SALE—LEASE UF HOUSE AND STORE, 25X100, ‘on west ide Eighth avenue, with or witho Fixtures and stock of Hats and Caps. 4 HOWES & CO., No. 2 Dey street, room No. & ‘oat ollice. OR SALE—A FINE PAYING WHOLESALE AND RE- tali Family Distillery, in * ries alous neigh ERBY: Roo: thy the attention of buyers. * Apply to P. GAFFN. tioneer, 225 Bowery. Manne, SRB ORGT: re ae OR saree bo pererigag Lag AND BILLIARD F i h sireet. For particulars inquire nts OR a aaa JOB PRINTING OFFICE = oe way, between Louston and Tenth = doing @ good busincas; ing two Gordon and, one hp Std K ROUND IN SOUTH BROOKLYN Fk coor ag IN SOUTH 40 rte; le hecee aieete O'olock AM, to RB, Be Court. VOR Hatt Houston TJ. arb! Ennt Balth Baltic Foe R SALE CHEAP—A RARE beng heir oom: and Milk Store; must be sold, 0: the owner. Inquire at the store, 1st ‘tein str Chatham street, OR SALE, FOR CASH=A WINE. AND Li Hed Brouiway. Apply 10. LASHER, 12 SS. ——— F°%, SALE CHEAP—A FRUIT STAND, FOO? OF Chambers street, in feet of the Erie Railroad room, Inquire af fruit staud on Long Dock side, Br! ‘eriehel road depot. F% SALE, CHBAPSTAE FIXTURES OF A. noloey joan ‘eet sso mou about Bil tour of Pig iron. Apply Tae ivan street, N. ¥., from 9 to lv o'clock A. M. OR SALF, CHEAP—A HOXSE SHORING SHOP. Guilin Lidth street, between Second and Third avenues, BROOKLYN, OLD for sale. Apply Fine Sunes New York, oF 1108 Fullea avenue, B ple ead einardee athr near aren sir Hern FOR SALE—FIVE YEARS’ meee sToC! Fiztores and 1 Farnitnre, 75 a LTON. AVENUE Fuze RIDER, acne no gor Tocaos Inquire of room Ni E pans , 155 Broadwa; OTOGRAPHIC GALLERY FOR SALE OR TO, UEP, * ‘avenue, 20 years established. Sold oF trae oo OWES 6 00. Noa Day street, room No. 9.! NDOW ae Fagan and Slo putt tion sent ate tams?tox te Herald otfos. — GATES OF THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS. NEW second. manufacturers’ prices; ‘Taree van nd ama lens CHASERS.—FOR EALE, A CHASER’ Tank, in good order. Apply at 109 Fi wor. comer OVEN AND street, top aD CASH WILL PURCHASE AN ory nat $300 & Saloon, completely ited up; range, wreeh! ‘Call and gee it. Bowery, in grocery. _ MACHINERY. TWELVE HORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGI! A Boliar and Connections, com! de sold chee. Apply to the owner, wibtees a ‘13 Fleet street, Brooklyn. SECOND HAND WASHINGTON BAND PRI modiam of sinail size, Address, stating Gash Purchaser, box 164 Het Herald oitice, for two days. Ver, SALE—THREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS Printer, Herald office, — POR SALE—A FINE 60 HORSE AND 2 HORSE EN- fins, © bargrin; also others, 10 and 10 horse; two Por Dies, 12 horse; two large locomotive Bollers, At 630 Weet _DAD CING aC DEMLES. DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING AT Hig ZA. residence, No. 681 Firth avenu ‘onday and dar mornings, Wednesday and Satar sy dnieraotan edna aad Bre reninga or Saturday ‘amitien; op Pry 4 anit urafay eventugs for ‘Kino nt . 2d Fifth jay, Thursday, 1 es. ‘Clroulars may be NSTRUCTOR OF DANCING IN THE LEAD seminaries of New York, at 64 West Thirty-Court® iiroet. "lames for indies or children ‘daily. Geatlemea= Mouday and Thureday. oF NEW HOUSEHOLD wade to order, ¥ fture, magn ide cout uprigl ‘ard Pi me Pieced are, Kichen Ctonsiis, Crockery, Linen, Pleturew, x. 8 (new VGih strwety near Recviid avenie, frow 2 194P, May Sun+ day excepted, COMPLETE ASSORIME: Furniture for sale—¥ HOLD vay leu tng elly. ¢ Varlor ome do. #10; tw ie for $270, cost 46h; re: Paintings, Bronzes, Mir Gi Weat Fi teouth aires wear Sixth avenue. r we Eiininber, Uintog Room Karn rors; a sacrifien. \ y. MANUFACTURERS 0} a) warehouses 79 and Spring etree! tfoct—All (he new sty 08 for the Parlor, ning at Chamber Roomy iteall the bauive aud foreigi wood: } sls eGamelled Ubamber Bulle. great variety. y, TO ANY - CLASS OF BUBI- - Sa Nanes and statistes 4 Citeny, TIT Nassan street, CMCULARA ADDREASE tess anon In overs ey compiled of any required b 4 aie of Orey VILMARD’ )OSTAURANT,-As PONCHON, S27, RLXTH AVENGR, \ corner of Fifteenth street. Good French iable d'hote Fat, Ws. por WaLLie, nl): MATRIMONIAL, A GRNTDEMAN OF MEANS AND REPINEWRNT wishes in maka the aequinance of a lady 0 tne tavility amt prepostes-) 1s Appgaraace with tnairimouy. A'lusvee W, A. U., dation tie New Yorke