The New York Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1869, Page 8

_— levee sixes, 683¢ 9 00; do. do. eights, 85 @ 855<; FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. prs Bott —< canna oe a ae Tuunspay, Feb. 26—-6P. a, | SiX0#, serting, 00 @ 96; South Caroline sixes, 71 & ‘The interest of Wall sireet to-day was centred in Pacboced new, hing de. mainaret sock, mae the market for government bonds, which underwent | !y.of Memphis sixes, 5176 C 3 do. aes poder sa Pe by sees, chad do, do,, tuned to fallroadls, @ & 10; five-twenties to 813g in London and telegrams from finales eh poe Pg aap ape ee a Washington prophesying the speedy passage of ppl Central Rall yeu ass oato; the Scheuck bil in the Senate. At the beginuing Misstes!; road, re do. second mortgage, 53855; Memp! Charles- of business prices were steady at the best figures of eg yt eon St ac. seeaot aa, yesterday, the original advance in Europe being of- | > 96 wale a Ca jet by the decline in gold. But, the cableannouncing | 744 775 40. stock, 48 @ 4045 Green: jumbia Ra'lroad, guarantesd, 55 a 57. the prices at the mornmg board in London showing further unprovement and gold becoming firmer ‘The annual report of the Camden and Amboy Rail- but at le. 20. lower close for choles No. Dusbels, at 1 90 for Cailf ie LOR See ia mn ‘tara ana chartering was sill very Ti Sere; cro Liverpool” 100. bile rosit at le igde at on private ny Rtap.e st, ne corver of |i Hubert ne. ft wot Husson on'st, Lugiow ob, WO of Sos Market ster 489 ti ft Fth st, os, 75 oot * Hudson st, # w cor Jay, | Bid ot, Aw WHAT LE a oF a, Heat road been the New Jersey Lez- 5 per here, there was a sudden upward turn in home baa joss subpustied $0 Leg: | Mecrser tho Dusneia whost on to Bristol ” islature. The entire receipts for passengers and $004 bb, rouin at to Rotterdam, 3. bie. prices, which continued to ascend until 62's were as follows:— Ue. 6.3 1S Londen, 15,08 5,000 ‘bushels Wheat’ at 61., and to Glas- touched 11634, the opening price being 115%. The | £0048 om, por ateamer, So Dole, our at 38, The charters were DET... Siac SEMEL EDO A British bark, ivith 12,000 cases naphtha, to Antwerp, at 1s. Iarest despatch to the press announced the London | pijiade;pmia and ‘trenton Raliroad, for use ® North German bark, with 3,590 bola, erase petroleiin, to & 05 direct port on the Continent between Havre price as 79%, at Which there was ® halt in of cars. Lees ips Bons Dbie. tothe the news, but private telegrams came through to | United Staves wails. Horan . Ae ete alee Oe ee the foreign Lankers who were the purchasers of the orn rows ge afterno.p conveying the intelligeace of the high quotation first merftioned, The excitement in the » at da, rule dull, but prices remained steady ai ies og Yr Sag gaa ger ‘cloth, We heard of a0 et was great over the advance, and the demand ‘The disbursements are stated as follows:— Hora-—The market was dull_and 4 bein: 1s developed scarcity in ’62’s and old 7865's, peemeagnee way... #235 O10 as fearonuy any ¢ ornand frome any soe, elit ites for shipment. Tne Washing- | Hainer 417504 Fa. | B24 IM ans FAD for tater fo common do. wor of Seleack's til and that they | Stason and fale & | trate osteo sens os itis - Reypinpesnsrannste ppv plpeumboas expan sons 70 | henrucccuaeraties at uoghange! fn rh Cae fea advauce is noteworthy. It | Lease of branch r OLARSES.—The market, though quiet, continued to rule brought out very few sell Holders were so con- | Taxes. aaeee Hi feo Phe a ‘only sales. ales we heard of were ‘ere 40 bhds, new crop were indisposea | 722s! Total. +e S24, O74 BL Gross amount of receipts and disbursements for ue year ending December 3d, 1803:— ares that the margia Upon bidding hig Was bid for %¢2%a, but ‘The opeaing and none were offering g unde ig pt eo day are co) ed as foliows:— RECEIPTS, fen o' Ciock. Five v' Clo Earnings of railroad, « Missy bid. 4 al Earnings of the eanal. 912, + 685,271 74 ‘Towing and auxiliary Ma's 43,196 SL Demands on «! arket Wasa shy Interest ou bonds. . more active, and 3 reported as low as four per maaan esterday. On government collaterals 0,881 71 was five and six per cent, Borrow | Balance Deciise ac aalt i I mess 826 4 $90 asd India d Total. eo nade ++ §0,40%,727 97 ‘The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Ratlroad In 1863 were $2,964,040 and tm 1867 $3,459,319—a de- crease of $495,279. The Boston advertiser, under date of last evening, ers 0 Aueons securities were actommodated in some instances au six, but the pre rate was seven per % Commercial paper was quo.cd at 7)4 to 93s per cent discount, Goid at the opening 3 inconsistently firm, jnst asthe market will somewmes act in aa unaccount- | says:— le manner, but before the end of the day it sub- ‘The money market to-day was not spectally active, ‘ed itself to the operation of regula es, | DUt although che demaad was not pressing in many uses 1¢ Was In excess of the supply, aud many ap- piicants at the banks were obliged to wuit,for a more convenient season, or put up with smaller amounts than was called for. The banks as arule appear to be short of funds from some’ cause or other, butas long as mouey is not available specu- lations as to Where it has goue are unprotitable. it is evident that d posits have fallen off, both from 1 ba Doubtless its strengtn at the beginuing is attr:buta- ble to the covering of the very large short interest as weil as to heavy purchases by the importing mer- chants, who during the past three days have paid it about $2,590,000 customs duties, as well as bought titongy howeve mand for export at full rteally. Bi Total. es 497, 72 iy. Wilmington at or about 83 90, vor naan es not ei) wa let and heany ‘There Jvare sales of allons at #1, and 10) bbls, to be delivered in Boston at tac of the raiiroad. hgie | Sie 1. Crushers’ prices were #105 a G1 0S in casks aud bla expenses of the canal Other ginds were dali and unchange Sream towing. aonas7 33 LOPLSTONG.--Roceipts, 490 bb 099 10. boot 34% Laterest and 886,275 33 es out meats, and e8 Co, la arket for pork wi in n ouyers” favor. Bi ba Yolaye ness, aad @27 24 for extra, prime. we heavy, though briees Were mot i ot hama were tn fair request, nnd bis, within the range of $25 a dail and lower, closing at L a Vise, for city, Cut meats were in light deman: ‘There were amail sales, amounting to about 75 pack smoked di Scarcely any demand and prices were lower, closi i at about d5e. for standard wi WAL BTORESlloceipis none. Kpirke’ turpentine was ‘fair demand, but at lower prices, the market closing sy at Eavie, a Ste, for merchantapte lots, Tuars ‘of 14 bbis. at Bie, a Se, ana 80 do. (New York bar- Yat Spire, -Rosin—The fow radon. coutinived h ond to. icea, while others were quiet, 48200 Obie sraliod, at 2-450 $288 ily * 60 for common, 30) do. on the dock $2 60, We Crag -sStrained, 2 1) a va: shi No Yo. 1 29 8 #4 255 pal ie, ot 50 a $5 60, and Improved demand aud tirm, ar Waa fi ng 10 Dole, Waahiagion, at 83 23, wad to arrive only moderat ali kinds were 1,200 bbls, wt Yor Wastera 1 future deitvery ow of alo and r, Sales Tu bbls, 19 for extra do, Beet were effected of 250 3, ‘Tierce bee! was more ery but prices were yensler, Sales 20d aida mess Private vetins, | We ige. a 1c, Tor for old do., $28 60 ay heard of no AT at 81a $17 for plain mess, ani ice, mic. Cor dry salted and pickled. shoulders, 15% *, Ige. for pickled haiti ant ic. a Lie. Yor stroked Bacon was dull aud nominal ak the fohow- eu; long clear, Ve. 5 ard though in less active here were sales of 630 i tape steam and 1935¢, so TOU Herces wt 18%ge. for bbls, refined and 303 do. Theimaskst fer crea h vei: was toils there eing Ab le, Hye. A sinail sale was made atthe laiter price. “OF cru in bls.) 3,50 bois. were sold for export on terms Kept pri- od was nore active, but decktediy lower, slong ‘There were sales of 600 Gitte ay foreign payment. 2 pois. for March ut $550. seller's options 5,004 do. for Apri at large amounts of gold for foreign payments, The | inaiviquais and country banks, aod ‘without re- \iox.contag a4 this price and 30) do, for April at Bee, Price under tls pressure went up from 152% to | sources of this nature it is a3 impossible to lend | In Pruialtelphis the market was quict aod decliedly lower, 133% At this time che foreign bankers, who | freely as to ‘make bricks without straw.” Rates | glosiagatiie, Bales were made of 200 bbls. standard whité were in the secret of the remarkable advance of | day, withont showing much alteration, are firm, | jinrch at nd 500 do. for the last half of March ati7c, call loans raling at 6 a7 per cent, the latter rate not peng, uusrequeot, and discounts ranging frow 7 to ‘a per cent, good peper bel pein gate freely oifered at H per cent, although tomers AY® accommo- dated to some extent at 7 to. 74 per cent. ‘The weekly statement of the Boston banks refects the condition of the market, showing, BY by com- parison with the previous statement, a falling off in deposits of neariy two millions, to wit:—$1,435.903 ‘on individual d and $3 bank balances, while jena tens duced $352,068 and specie a contraction of ioans to the extent of $0¢2,452. Cir- culation has also decreased $48,087, while the only item of increase in the statement is in amounts due Pen! wanateeaisee an eager wish eas of $26,582. 18 following are the foo! ‘those of the two previous statements:— bouds in London long before the street was aware of it, became free seliers, and tue price went down to 152%, reacting at the close Wo 182}4. The range of price was follows:— *~ 20 A. M..... chs 1:08 P. M. ai'sh Se phir anty Mute Gite E S0o'buga Were sold af 1oe. mainly for refining, and the market was wotations. Shige (oF bards Wage, m Fern 13%. ; good 4) 1430.5 fet Bae prime ta choice fr ont tom tS gore 1B fi oth Nees Hie was wet and we heard of ao sales. "Prices wire SrEv8.—Linseed was still Hy moderate demand ana firmly age and 1,000 pockets, in Boston, Glover was a Beiter demand Toe, w 183g. “Other kinds were red, <—The business fn raw was fair, the demand being thrm at yesterday's ‘The aalea wore 140.0 hide, (inclading v00 to are va) at 18/4 a Ie, for Cuba z'alno 3,548 bo: a Bc, tolerably active demand and firm at 20c. © xe. Lor waft white, Ife. n 1140. FOF jw, and Wisc. forexira 0, We quute:—Raw Cuba—In- or "to common refining, 133¢e, 0 Le. 5 fol racntng, Lot jug, 13%4c. a Mec. 5 Za om steady, however, at mieladoy Oe 10 o lies Cash gold was in more active demand and loans i 1106 11; Tie. a’ were made at 4 to 2! per cent for carying: The ied, averages da va Srboars sad les, 14 eae transactions at the Gold Exchange Bauk were as follows:— s nme ~ ka 13,007, : Gross clear Due to other ks. 14,770,094 14,130,459 18,707,723 Gold baa Deposit&....eee.. 29) 87,759,722 86,210,814 Currency Circulation. 25,202, 06 Sig, 25,304,055 ‘The export by steamer-was nominal. It will be interesting to watch the effect of the de. cline in gold upon bonds, The advance of the latter in the home market has come to be dependent upon the foreign market, the appreciation of their price end the decline in gold tending to produce an equi- Librium fn value on both sides of the Atiantic, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STIX EXCHANSE, ‘Thursday, Feb. 25-1015 A. M. Bi USeaN ethen Bales 160,000 ibs, at Ne, unsettled and eee were S4}fe. a ¥60., tax paid, “the busioess was falr. Seo, for Inferior to prime. W HISKEY.—Recetpts, 116 bbls. The market was quiet and easier, Sales 150 bola. at TALLow continued te thou REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Yesterday was another very busy day in the auc- tion mart, and the several sales, embracing a great variety of property, were Well attended, realizing excellent results. Below we give particulars;— EW ni ¢ has 3 Operation of the causes which adjust the pri ig ry a he and ict, No, 10, SATA, 514.000 “ @ price of ban, eae ‘fheso secnritics 18 one of the most Curious studies of bor) ts it 600 auan Pity thet, bons oa fot Ror he: fie an i 000 Nygil streg, sone, uy Beth at ae ae TEE eee: lextod oo “The market for foreign exchange was entirely dis- | sowe N 63 he arranged by the news from London. The great bulk | 1 8 # 4,250 of business was done at 1003¢ for prime bankers’ =r 87) Trio (sixty days) sterling, and letters had been sealed | fay ts. ox = god posted for the steamer when the fall in we FS rates took place, The market was unsteady atthe | 9000 Hud Wiig 200 a close, with the following quotations, wnich exhibit | 10 Mic aw 3 g important changes:—Steriing, sixty days, good to | 6000 Tol 2 Ff s prime bankers’, 108% a 103%; short sight, 109% a | 10) told a te = 109), (trausftrs at 10094); Paris, sixty days, 6.18% a Petey bf Bu Pe 734; Short sight, $164 @ 5.16; Antwerp, 6.18% & | S900 Morr! 30 Mt 2 jane, 1B.2x% ; Switzerland, 5.18% a 6.173¢; Hambyrg, 352; a | 8000 Morr! “aN 110% | Store and lot No. 63 Nassau st, 15.6x49.10. 4 . goon 0 10 ' it No 110 Hurt ity ST. ; Amsterdam, 40% 94054; Frankfort, 40% 040%; | Sor ito Hos | Hours aud lot No 105 Gresewich ane a0 Bremen, 78% a 78%. “3s a aM 88 Magi a3 84.0 The stock market was duil, so far as business is 100 164 50 concerned, but was steady ad firm at the figures 8 1 3,300 Which have ruled during the past few days. The ex- 300 aN ceptions were Pacific Mail, which under a rush to gover by the shorts rose to 103); Pitsburg, wich touched 9144, and Mariposa preferred, which was 31 © ~ lot adjoin Rock Islaud was held firmly at the close i earaiaie ate in consequence of the passage of a bill in T lot ne cot rei ‘ope braven of the Liinois Legislature to enable sent mabagers to ConUue La power two years i The express stocks were reactionary after the dectine of yesterda aye It ts stated that the Erie Company have given notice of their intention to do thew own express business. Prices closed as fol- Jows at the last regular board:—Cauton, 69861; nd, 37 oP} Western Union, 3734 a 87344 er, 2482 a 25; Mariposa, 8 a 10; do, preferred, cite Mail, 102% @ 103; New York Central, g eq F Py a River, 196 @ 127; Harlem, 137 a ex V2 0 02% ; Michigan Central, 118 a z.\" 7 7 , Te do. prelerred, #1 8 91%; Toledo, 10536 & 1003 cue 204 alli; St Paal, 0536 © 08365 do. do, pre- Yoo Qaicralire Co... fs 2) Central Coal Co. Cumberiana, Awerican Express, 41 a 4: STREET QUOTATIONS, Adams Express, 6 50%; Merchants’ Union Ex- roamed press, 17 @ 17%; Quicksilver, 263 @ 25; Paciflo Maonss Hive otteee 2 Wy 102)4 a 10. Western Union Telegraph, 37% dial, Central, 14% @ 1044; Hudson 5 kendipg, 02% @ 024; Chicago ao Alte on, 2100; 0. prelerred, 156 @ 100; Alton and Terre liaate, 4%, Toledo and Wabash, 674 my 3 Muwar aud St. Paul, 603 a 66; do. preierred, 184 @ 18%; Fort Wayne, 123% a 193; | Obio and Mississippi, 9436 a 54°; Michigan Southern, £6% @ 97; Cleve.wnd and Pitteburg, 01% a 92; Cleve. t and Loledo, 105)4 @ 105%; Kock Island, 126% THURADAY, Fob. 25-69. m. * Corton,—Receipts, 7,290 bales, The demand wae exceed. Jy Nght, being checked by the continaed unfavorable cable 824 @ 82k; do. preferred, | atvices from Liverpool, and the market was heary and Mariposa, 949%; 40, preferred, #1 bid, Brice were lower, a6 # - ilies by our quotations append- phe folic re the bid ond . ‘The salen were fneluding £67 for epin- ‘The following were the bids for railroad bonds at | toga bt ea on tren 15, fo For ire delivery 19 ng, for Marcu, were atieye. We dry ~ ope mM 8.0, ant - kh a mS ba a the regular board to-day :— New New york Gen Kew York Gea Rew York Gen @ Tol & Wa m4 m. Riz ‘pant sna a anion being about 290 1370 vags. a2 Mississippi, ou private terms, Other ttads were dt Poem ain Guat A A bbe, fomr, 1.700 corn mi hela wheat, thd tay a3. innit, Foe marke” (ée Have ana Cuuvinwed vo fuse duly tee demand being exiremely Hight (roca ‘all classes of Di a re, but ptee iv. e tales were on! wbia., almost all of waich was for the home dul and inal, afer and ews of | aimmoat Wediy in ‘avor ot the buyer. limited to about 25 bole, demand at full prices, and ae Chic & Mii Cora mca ses om ae Chic & 7 Toi & Wau let m, om In the market for Southern securities Tonnessess $3 ‘were {, North Carolinas 4%, Louwiana sixes 1 and Hy te levee sixes 44 per cent better, Prices closed of tj Teuncasce, ex coupon, 67 a 6754; do., New, 63% a 60%: ound hoop gi 8 npn, b on ry is do,, five per cent, 57 9 01; Virginia, ex coupon, | Bt. fous roars Wa 600 @574; do., new, 62402)4; do., He cage siock, oe no 61 06134; dO., registered, 1806, 54.056; do., registered, Waly 180%, 52 a 63; Georgia sixes, 80 453; Po sevens, 92\% ‘4 $Y 2.03; do. sevens, interest payable in Georgia, (8 w oh 00; Norch Carolina, ex coupon, 6)'4 a 63';; do., now, Gorn meal, oy. iis Oigy MicOMH MACS, 87H a 74; G>., Haraival | Commer! wre San gad St Joseph, Siu; Lowisiaua sises, 11 a 14; do. | <eur wiwat were Was ab olive demand, principauy cor Flot adotniggan | fropting og iether nae ft Lot aijointag 1 lot n a bith st, Sstory (rame house and ot 8 corner Sith at and Brosaway, €3 fe of Broad’ ‘Doni 00.' vy enc i210. 18 We of ibis ayy each Sicidl pins ‘av and Titi st, 85 low adjoining and freating oa ‘1th a BY Jos. MOUL ry brown stone honse and lot brtifh ay, jut 17.5399.10. z WY W. I. VAN W¥U! B story brick and 4 «tory frame house and lot on Laurens #4, between Broome and Grand sta, lot 29x10. c0000. BROOKLYN PROPERTY. BY JOUNSON AND MILLER (olt No, new No 140) Fulton ay, # &, aa fe y st, B story basement and sul-cellar Puiladelphis, brick mote ant dwelliag: ¥0x48; conteine itrooms, &e; lot 2x79, running & Navy s 12.5 1, having 6 a ue tom Navy mt of 20h. © 8, Flatbush at, oppostve Park entracce aad near carriage road, Walid, ea ian i Qlotw on Flatbush w ng, S lol 09 Kjatbush ay, adjoining, gicts on Piacbsi av: 0x31 1 gore jot, coruer Fiaibush ay aud ths Jot on Fiasvuaia we, Siots on Fintoush a 4 ots on Fiatvuch i 5 iovs on Flatbush ay, adjomings 4 9 tote on Wyekolt #t, na, between ( nderht Miron, il tt deep, im long point forining yores, fronting om Wyekod bh Slots oo Wyekolf at, adjoining, 5 1 gore ot on Grand ay, rear of abo: sistem and ie Borgen isi ‘i wn jotson tb ® % G Bali As een rom rand av, man runot thro each Beeidbrough’, 1,000 ry Wusbscetee a ton ay, |, enol - ian A ~ a lari 8 story aod joule none, doxdb, 49 Fovion, ‘ove ah id I m Taplor ay wear W. ythe av. 10,600 6 gore lots on Myris att hear Throop By Tasaing 4 * pris to 10) it dee; with bamce ts together. ‘ sry = 16.9 fm, near Tompkins 1,04 Hopkins a eer above, Ellery wt, newt Mare ut ns on Ellery si, joining, eahes or Mare ¥» overs with immer st, newr Albany ave finieneu, id Rear above, same et Nerkimer's, near ie an = ibang a hee fame No bi joare and lot Rol land omen, from Harenrovech. 4 and ae My Leo ae . 9,000 nw J AOE Y WROTE panes reo MPLLION, Jit, AND Bota fronting on = woe Stier South Teh and 6th 1ON— NW 8 Jote on Ath rt, near Ferry road 4 bots in rene of tue ay thd aad fronting 0 6 lowe trowbing Bergen line road, vese Natty rent. Taw Official Transfers of Neal Letate Yesterday. TRANG RNA 1 1 Attorney ah, ws bf au Broome stewie Te Wroadway, Soe ths and 114, 0) patie, Suu at 8,3 MMAib st, 6 4°87 ich st, w 6, 7 w de ae iy at iosissaldsich Lgdsne Rxoouhn Dn kW ZOUK: Amity piace, Now LL ans iS art of house» b yr4 per yr. 120 Bowery, 1s} part of bou years, per year’. 14 Broaaway, No 048 (basen Broadway, 6W 2st siy 4 at, No 2A (store), 3 years, per year. No Sn} siore, 3 yrs, per year. ‘ow 69 Rnd 31, 8 yra, per yei Ao, store, de, & yrs, pee ys first (oor, RC, 34 978, Bist No is, stove, ‘Se, 5 yrs, yer year, 9, BLOG, dec, U YUH, POL et bss iS aud 418, ins ‘ov, n W corner bith WRANSFERS IN KINGS O01 Broadway, 0 6 % tw 9 of Furman e x wllery st, 8, 180 ft w of Thtvop a sd Buakwiok sy, aw sory Aswsiciistii: 25 tte of Uniow av, 2oxl00, Marion st Aa. Marion wt, 98, ihe of atp ayy bal Macdogal st m6, 90 w 0 Sutaloga ay; sail tal, Macsouigal a, 11, WOT Wot Saratoga av, 60,100" (Feb: ruary, 36). Meservie st, 6 a Mousoe at, bs, 0 [tw of Throop ay, buxlW, Oxford a,'w 8, dinate sot Pune Fae, ASx100 4) 00 Tt e of Bh ay, ONT, 1a Wn of Stay gah 2x zoxi0d Racket! et. Baath mi, of ats ay, 17-9380 (Sstouer ty Ba, & berry’s farm, Gowauus, tuw bt Bib wi, Wbx1004 (Now, 1868)...6202 16 fe ¢ of Greene av, 4x10. Giermout ay, om ot ttn of Dekad ay, S30, ast New York and Brooklyn ave, #¢ Gor, $8,te East New York aad Wudeon avs, 's w cor, ot. bx200 Aw cor, Joxt0v., f Buitalo av, 292100 of Buifalo av, 20x100.. ‘#of Jackson st, Evergreen ay anit Co niBite Balt meadow adjoining and Carter's, Gacres., Laurence NEWTOWN. ‘and Fresh Fond road, fi ar, w 0,200 0 0F fh B,D MORBISA NLA, Raflroad ay and (th at @uatecy coruet, 962264. Schuyler st, 6 he one 4 Roxiwy, Foruhain at, wa page Perego ‘st, By adjoining ¥ Cud: F Gudty's iy Hi Rasta iy nt Srdutway, 1003135. Bond st, adjoining D Lyneh’s Lafayette ar and Warres eu, ae cot, 623137, > La-ayette av, ¢ & lot Od, Mouat Dela «| Uniun av, es Reaot aor ok ah tate TO} Wasa a Yfariara rene bs hood lo, BOxlW, ‘TRANSE SUS IN Eee! Clinton ay, # 8, and Brunswick st, Bl Columbia st, COUNTY, N. JN RWARK.. ‘Oliver and Richmond sie 8 ait ree Orai TH. HOFER LN HODSON COUNT’ lots MOLOKEN. Adams st, w 4, lot 20, biock 3), Coster’s estate, 265x100... 4,000 UNtox. Rorauth at, #4, lot 467, Huis County RE Co, 26x109,, 810 NEY. Sandiord av and Ovean ai, 4 lots, Oven farm....coeseee H) Berean Point RR, Maxwell's prop, 100x300, Bergou Pout Bis, 6 4, J Ward's prop, x20), Projected Buildings, The following described plans have been sent into the oitice of the Superintendent of buildings, Mr. James M, Macgregor, for approval since February 16, A large number of plans are still awaiting his ap- proval, ‘Ihe estimated cost of the following bulld- ings willamount in the aggregate to $200,000:— Feb te Genaings pen ot, S008 et, 964 hg w of av A; Phil; brick, five stories: ‘Owuer, W sehas, fo be awed en's tousteeat bi Fen 71 baiding w. Lox a 20.5 fn of €B4 ats sioue, tare uve Wx. Owner, Bieler ‘Gomt gL QAM fork ite be used ea a private.Awelling ne Taudll) “Fey tat befitting, w 8 av, 00.5 ft n of 62 at; prown stone, three orien; Iot AS house Wxsh. | Owner, Froelich, Cort not stated. ‘To be ted as vate dweilins. w BBL Av, 1 (aol Sith by brows, Feo WA bai. ding, Fy 1 Cellars lob Zixi0), bo Bowe owas, Owner, aed as a'ten.mavat bows. wi, 00 ft w Of id wy, brick, @ dee 24550, Owners, Booam & ‘uel as « tenemeut house. tht st, 20 fo of dt 3, hoses 16x), Owuer, Fay. Goat heb ds—io be shat stories; lows Idoxl S 'enneh, Gout p iouucu. To bo Used us private dweliiacy ior une fain y Fei 13-1 pulling,» ecormes of Ian and Tah at wood pe ; oure B94, wart used as atenemen: hour’. No tes West 4¥h 61, Satorien; Owaer, JL ye ae Ey sir ‘ised 6 cabinet mak WF AF Sts at, 209 1 0 of 1h vi, orfek, cis ie ait oe Gath “Owner, C Koehiet 10,00. a for n fact eT ailainwa a #oF Fist at, 990 ft eof 4th ay, root, two stories; lute ‘vousea 29600, Owuer,W Fallon. 198,000; 10 De used ne weiiings for one fan! ¥ each. ed iv—6 bull ss ¢ curser 2d av and iste at, storie wid ceuars Jats 20A30 ; honey, Wx4s. ‘Owaury bee Haan Te ue Picks eisk, new stories and Selig ctor Berie8t himase &: 5! Owner, fo Faashawer, Gost Bis, ry To b Pe "ye cnent Fob 33-1 balding, # 4, 1200 st) 2 ft @ of Int ay, wood, 2 ores, Ft Bal Gy hoes Ba, Me Hiliebeant. Coat, ey ia w brick, tfour stories, lo: Pe SONA bn ord bmp he n ashen at, 50h w fone ne 1 etal, denies Rose, sare iy goes 0 bo used CoF stose and olces, | B 0 Cole. Cost, 10,00, Renal Extate Notes. ‘The following transfers have been made recently at Newourg, N, Y.t—- Franklio D, Px farm of 60 acres, ve miles north of Newburg, to Daniel T. Weed, ior $17.00), airs, ¥. 1, Luorne, house Pa Rortawater street, lot 6 Kead, tor “pavid Power, f farm ‘Of 35 neres, at Middiehope, whurg, ty Dexter N, Force, 0 F » fOr Koy dol A. Ver aaa north end of Pium Point, foar mulloy poatpreniorich, of Fereay Culy, tor 401,00. jersey ul Or $a John alc it nous. Roe 6) Lander atroet and house No, 110 Johnston street, to J. 1. Van Med 10¢ $6,009 each. N, Hoimes Odell, County Treasurer of Wostcheser county, sold on Wednesaay last for unpaid taxes at the county court house at White Piains a large num- ber of pieces of laud lying in tat county. The at- _ ese ianamnaeet very apir- nis city, for hag Cad uarters of & ter, and one aud @ half milles northwest of Wiliiauws ‘and Morrisania ‘w consider the sutyect of having the a yell jae Feb te) pat Jot 8h, house four vee iarng, ding. - bo Sahn meen soto an has sold tatia, wween nee : 4 we Ties 4 mie northwest of the contemplated muiroad to hes. a, and taxpayers of west sa Moerionta aus iarety het at il at Fords ham ary lal 1 mop, abion. oomne suas oF Charity, of New York, bas pur. chased What If Kuowas as Vie “lownseat vy perty beauliully siidaied Ou tue iiuasva ry R, it see Kill, | It consists of 1634 perce of of land, a oo pipotions porter's lodge. ‘was sold for 3: bat John run Simpson, nn street, New York, ueneee power vhe balance Peano euane Syren nee eee ily reaidence of Pee i fa eon alow the wiago of ech acres Wi sold ce a Sire winter considerable activity. jas at oxhied: ih reat real estate in various parts of eens county, especially in the ueigiboruord of ew York x aud Brook’ yn. ad fy, stays since a rallroud de} Southnide tained” Clareaceville, eae ne at torty-two and a it or in pat York fer ee Sénun th rach u act was a rialtig nome: pita aout one ned 0,000, nu & Fa Thodumal aud Brook- Fra piatt plait roud pales the samen: oe Pal out a a alae. of site sane bo iting iors. aid sonth pany 1otend b db be new fen alts lacey and wi Iwith the on posed increased the most desirable Biaees on the sland for building erin the town ‘of Courtiands fro large, p lots. were gold, one of 56 acres to Mr. Halgut tor years, for $2 ‘The other, of three acres, for 200 years, for $11 66, The sale of Mount Vernon lots was very large, With but few exceptions they were for loug | terins, from 200 to 1,000 years, and even at tacxe rates not @ few were of neceasity knocked dowu to the town, In the sale of West Mount Vernon lots tuts was even more noticeable, the leases in this case being alinost unexceptionably for 1,000 years. There were seven Kast Mount Vernon lots sold, all of them, except one, being buiden in by, the town on 1,000. ue tral Mount Vernon lols were wore ‘sely bidden for, the term 1a one instanve being as suort as une year, Lied ten to years? leases be- coming quite frequen: During tue sale of Washingtonville lots the activity of the bidding declined—the town belug almost un- exceptionabiy compelied to buy them im upon one thousand year leases. of Wageield lots most wete bought on jeases for terms varying from one hundred to one thousand years by private parties, a few only being strack Ou to the town. Fleetwood lote shared much the same fate as Washingtouvilie lots—tue aajority ol them being Purchased by the towa, Property ai Hastings known as the Westchester Marble Works, with a waier frout on tie Hudson river of 300feet, was stricken off for eleven moautis for $23 08. ‘Ine plot below it, ap @ front of 140 fect, was sold for one year for $18 50, Mantaroneck tows were sold tor long terms to pri- vate purchasers, ‘The bidding upon Morrisaula tots Was Very spirited—the longest teri being O'ty years, ‘The bidding, indeed, from this time forwara to tie conclusion of the sale was remarkably sprizitly, Short tine being the rule and not as at the outset, the exception, Amoug the larger plots sold the following wero noticed: Five acres of woodland in New Rochelle vo Mr, MeCabe, for tliree years, for 36 95; the Lee place. at North Castle, 20 acres, for 100. years, at $25 Us; tue brundage place, same town, for eighteen years, to hrs, shaw, for $10 28; the Worden piace, in tid same town, 9 acres, to Mrs. Shaw, for 319 99. ‘Lie sae lady bid in a tract of 25 acres lying im the town Of Poundridge, for eight years, at $9 25. HORSE NOTES. Upwards of $100,000! The large amount of up- wards of $100,000 will be offered in premiums-to trotting horses during the coming spring and summer. These liberal premiuins have attracted the attention of owners of trotting horses through- out the country, many of whom have ulready made Preparations to put their horses in acilve training a3 sv0n as the weather will permit. We daily hear of “dark ones” of wonderful speed which these large premiuins are well calculated to draw out, and of the stall further improvement of those that have already made their mark on the trotting record. Lady Thorn hus lett her winter quarters at Chest- nut Hill, near Philade!phta, and is now at the stables of James D. McMann, at Hunter's Point, Where she will remain until the Union track ts in order for training purposes. She will then go into the nands of her old trainer and driver, Dan Piifer. She isin fine heatth and looks robust and lusty. There 1s a small prospective fortane for her owners this summer should the mare keep tn good health. Goldsmith Maid, Bolly Lewis and Hotspar (late elt Pei ) have wintered in the vicinity of Bristol, Pena., under the cape of Badd Dobie, Wao as taken the utinost care of taem, and they are ail in fine condition to undergo the grand preparation. Budd has given Bolly Lewis some road work during te sleigiing time, Which seeins to have had ® vene- aalefect upon lim. Dovie wad his horses: map ail be jovked Jor sun in Luis neighborhood, but at which track has not yet transpired, Myron Pi isin fine fettie and can heey ‘be put in condition for a Pom. sauuimer Campaiga. Billy Bo! y esce bee eorge Wilkes and J. J. Bradiey in hig stables at Harlem. Wueuever tle suow was suitable during the winter Boyce drove George weiaee to a sieigh, and the stallion seemed to enjoy sport amazingly. He is very robust aud full of plies and if he do not win some of tue high premiums offered the coming season he wii disap ieresen tig tramer amazingly, J.J. Bradley has win- en |, aud is ready # any moment to be put io work, Tue ae — Taylor 1s at Albany in fine oon- ee the care of an experieaced horseman. prise, the property of Joun Harveck, is big and’ rong, and is now being jogged daily by Arim- strong. It will be remembered thu tiis horse trowed jast season, when “green,” in 4g, and he hus a = to get weil into the cwenties tue coulag suu- os Wilkes colt has improved in appearance anit wn ly since last summer, ‘Tus 1s a very tine, speedy coit. He will be entered in souwe of the pares in the coming campuiga. id Put has wiutered well and we expect to wit- m.. some exeraordinary time from him to the pole ‘When the time comes. Needic Gun has done well during the winter, hay- tug had plenty of work. He 13 a very tast lorse, aud bis owuer, Mr. Ferguson, ks It will take a frst are trover to beat him @ good day aud good ack. Mountain Boy, the property of Commodore Van- derbilt, has had & season of rest since lasé suramer, aud be is ail be better for it. He is supposed to ba & Much siouter Horse at present than ever Leore; and, if not taster, it 1s Fines me he wilt be abie to lurtuer in his races tuan heretofore. Sau Alc- foaguta Buys, “ide’s agin tho deos.” Alericaa Giri is iu robust aeaich, and her owner feels coufident that sue is (aster iran tiie fastest aud Will beat the best tiafecan be v1 rout to contend png prizes, She will ve entered tor tuem all, no Ie George Palmor will icave Albany in a few days for Loug ‘sland. itis said chat he will be vaken Lo we Fashion Course to be trained. ‘the propriotor of the Umon Cy has changed she day tor the closns of the entries for the trovilag wuug. they will close on Friday, Zech of March, ‘ihe followimg are & iow of the celevriues Of ‘Lroy which have been Consplcnous on tue road daring the winter moaths. ‘The sieighing has been excei- jent aud the “avenue” gay Wili horses and wielgus:— Jona L, Biaackard has been drwing early every fine day 4 wagnisceut ive year old chestnut This colt gives indications of becoming very fast. Whliam Breeze has w white gelding tat he catis ‘Tatly, baat has otued a 2:40 IM a race WILD swune- wail Jackson, George Board has a chestnut that 18 both fast alia showy. Kaus Lape sports a brown 2:50 gelding, which he tiinks @ yreat deal of, Jacob Lape is always oa hand with the Dyer mare for a siake-tp. Fdward Savon hasa fine chestnut that 1s a good trotie: Jolun L. Manning drives the black horse Charlie. Esen Bussey is fond of showlag toe speed of Duster and mate. Alpionso Bilis drives a fine bay seiaina, Gi Crane has a Que live year old gray mare that is hara to beat. M. M. Wilsou has a bay gelding that shows up a a. clip wien aoylhiag comes diougside of Ue John Titcomd has a par of Colambns bays. we Dugrey basa very promising gray four year ge oti Shia tn content with tle black Hose that | fire, and yesterday aftcrnoun took the testimony of can siep very nicely. Parker has black that can beat 2:15, he A inal drives a fast bay mare sixteen hi it has a speedy fifteen hand gelding. x Huet nocown mato thit can (rot (a 2:80, Bd Bianchara sports a promising bay inare, Hon, J. As tihewold fas an elegant puir of six- teen hand i, Gren drives & A pair of blacks, hg br. Bryan has an elogant eae of bays. i) na bo Manning stylish Ouiries Burden & dark sorrel, G. dL bucoard @ gray mare, doln F. Porter a Lrown tare. liert Van Arnuins & White mare that ean trot fast. ‘There are many olucrs Which We cannot enue ‘Moraie at preseat. THE*JAMES STEAM FULL DEFALCATION, {From the Boston Advertiser, Feb, 24.) We leara iat Une defaication of William —— the treasaret of the James Steam Mills at Newbury. port, wae conceaiea by a negiect to make a proper record of noes received from Messrs. F. Skmucr & Co., Ut seing Agents in ronal bo ree and thts fs books Oa examination appeared to present an houest state. ment or the financial condition of the cor; ‘The habits of the treasurer and the loose manner in Wied tue attairs of wit nad for some time been condhcted awakened suspicton tn the bes of soine of the directors months ago; but “re ike confidence, ts nm in such cece” “a pant slow grr, and it was not anti quite recently the agent whom they had trusted for many years. When close; Od NE wt fret nek nowlede a Oconee ot $20,000, and afterwards $28,000, ACCOULIS Of Lhe selling AyeNts Wi siOW Whether the ttst suta naw covers bie cioney. The tail Wil be closed When the oq in process of manufactus Worked up, and thorougi hivestiatiou of tue agains of the corpora hon will Wen ve Aad e of.cers decided to vemand an explanauéa | | | | | | en gud the Board adjourned. BROOKLYN CITY, THE ¢OLRTSs. ORITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. e ‘The Secarity Insarance Company Against the Steamer Alida, Before Judge Benedict, The case of the Security Insurance Company against the steam tug Alida to recover damages for sinking a canal boat, commenced Wednesday after- oon, as already renorted 11 tho HERALD, Was con- tiaued voueriat afternoon; bat no facts were de- veloped in addition to already stated. The case 18 still on, y Decision What Constitutes » Lien on a Vessel. Packenham, Beatty et al, vs. The Steamer Emily B. Souder, éc,—Bénodiet' J.—-Tms is an action brought to enforce a lien alleged to exist upon the American steamer Emily 8, Souder for the amount. of certain advances made to that vessel by the Mbellan:s in the port of Maranham, in Brazil, into: which port she pat in distress iu June, 1885. Tho amount and correctness of the advances are not seriously disputed by the claimauta, ‘The defence re- ied upon it that the advance was not ae Poied the nt of the vessel, of the owners, and that the Pilbaligats eo asoepted a draft drawn by the masier pen his owners as rg tent therefor. The to sustain the fence, On the contrary, the weight of the avidenioe- Js that the advauce was tad upon the credit of the versel and that the draft was not accepied as pay- ment. Hoa @igO appears in evidence that the vessel was @ vessel foreign to the port of ensery ietod that she was Sompened, to pus at nto tuat port in dis- tress by reasou of apaccident to her-screw; that her master was without means sufticieat to’ pay the heeded repairs and the owners without any credit there; nat toe amouns of the necessary expeadi- tuves of the Vessel to enable her to proceed on her voyage was the sum of $5,966 65 tn Pest toward de- fraying which the Hbellanta advance request of the master and upon bis that it should be repaid in gol, tl of $4,887 70, for winicl sim the master gave the lt beliants his draft upou the owners, payadle in gold; but stich drait was udt piven tu payment of the ad- vauees, nor received in extin yuishineut of the origt nal debt, and was never pard. Upon such a state of facts, according -to the maritime law, @ len was created apon the vessel 1m tavor of tne libeliants, Whicl they are entitled to enforce by this action. ‘The remaining question ta a3 to the amount of the lien and we Kind of currevey in which it is payable. As before stated, It appears that the parties con- racted the devt ta gold gad the draft was made payable in gold ta New York. The case, then, aj a pears to be clearly withia the principle of the de- cision Of the Supreme Court of the United States mn the iate case of Bumon vs, Rodes. That case ae- cides that there is now and always has becn, notwith- staudtng the passiye of the Currency or Legai Tender acis a lawful gold and stlver coined money of the United States in use or mouey aad a legal tender, aud ‘vat an express contract to pay coim can only be satisiied by the payment of coin. In the case before me the advances were, by the agreement tof the beamed to be repaid in gold in tue United States, phels waere. to the jibeilants a liea pace: the vessel ure this advance, and according to the dect- oe noe ihe Supreme Court that ohnigation can only bo satistied by the payment mold. fm accordance: with these views & decree must be entered in favor of tue lipeilants against the steainer in question for the sun of $4,837 70 in gold, with interest. The Lidelluats ave also eptitied to recover their Costs. COURT CALENDAI—THIS DAY. Usreen Sratrs Distaicr CovrT—In’ Admiralty.— NOs. 25, 35, 20, 42, B+, 38, 26, 41, BROOKLYN IVVELLIGENUZ. Suppen Deata or A Youna WoxwaN.—Miss Eliza- beth Moore, aged twenty-two years, was found dead in her bed at her residence, North Third street, E. D., yesterday morning. An investigation by Coroner Whitehill demonstrated tuat deata resulted from a complication of diseases. Verdict accordingly. THe PoRIM FESTIVAL IN WILLIAMSBURGQ.—The members of the Hebrew Beuevolent Society of Williamsburg held their second annual Purim mas- querade ball in Masonic Tempie, Williamsborg, last Dight. There wa3 a large atvendance of Jews and Gentiles, and a happter, gayer multitude never as- eae in the oe wii beret Tepepen co ~ he Jewish pation in ums Ou perioipated, the festival and the leaders of fashion in the Gentle world were with them. Tan BROOKLYN Frey DEPanttent.—The Board of Estimates and Disbursements for the Brooklyn Fire Department met yesterday. A number of bills for repairs to engine houses and apparatus were: ~ ordered to be paid or rererred to the superintendent of repairs. Some bills contracted tn 1867 were io seis and by his authority, In: the treasu them at Gir some further ce Insert a special item for them ia the sexe age. lsoumiva, & motion Wi Several ee ee were opened for building new hose carriages. These were laid over ‘Tue EXTENSION OF PxospeoT PaRK—AWARDS FOR ROPERTY TAKEN.—The commissiouers appoint~ reimburse the property owners for the taken from them for the extension of the Prospect Park have completed their duties, and judging from. the awards they have made there will be little cause co complaint on the ee of the recipients, The .teld family comes in for about OR 00, ),000, whitit 1 others who owned properiy wil ich’ has taken have been made independent, ao land to Added consisis of twelve blocks, an: 4 a, ‘but tow buildings upon kt except: the mansion of Mr, heat feid, dir. W. C. Kingsiey haa been awarded about: $95,000, Other parties yan beea awarded Noningeed Bums from $1,000 to OW, making @ total of News IN Burav.—Arguments for and against paying Atlantic street with the improved Belgian pavement were made before the Grading and Paving Committee of the Common Council on Wednesday night. The committee finally resoived to report im favor of tac-improyement at the next meeting of the yard. Proposals for paving Lee avenne with the Nichol- son pavement were withdrawn, the mayority of tue Drop:riy Owners being Ovpose Lo it. sams Boyie was sent to a ior twenty days 4 Justice Lytach yesterday for beawag ap horse ta a cruel manner ma Mary avenus, near Madwow Bircehe ‘The special committes of the Common Connell appointed lo invesugate tle crase Of tie svepping of tie boats on We Ladson avenae ferry are to meet on Friday next, when itis believed the matter will be fully expiaiued. A Pan MaNvracrorr Drstxorm) py Pme— Loss ADOUT $26,009.—The paint and color works of Hainemann & Steiner, at the coracr of Goid and Tulury streets, Was destroye! by fire between two and {our o'clock yesterday morning. A fire occatred in this place a few montus ago, but the flames were extingutshed before any serious loss was sustained, Yesterday morving, however, notwithstanding the fao (hata watchman was employed on the premmses, a ire origuated im the drying room aud had attalned so muck headway before li Was discovered that it Was Lopossible W subdue it anti the buliding, a two S.ory brick structure of ubout 0) Ieei square, was gutted, and tac stock and Uiacul ery duairuyed. The on utta of the fire Is a8 yet UnkKAOWN, as is & 99 the loss, the owners saylug Ual it is unpos.it e for (hem wo CHOW Much stock tiey had ln the place. tney the to wake up the List of insure ances, The total amount oF imsucauce, they sul was 945,000, Their loss may be $10,000 or §15, 100, Probably the figures are much less Tue buil was owned by Mr. Thomas 0, ine y WhOSE ow estimated at $16,000, Ls is said he was not insured. Fire Marshal Keady is engaged sa tavestigating the the engineer aud Watehman. George Stacy tested that us Was tie eagineer for Messrs, Hanemann & Stemer, and had been in their employ since the ist of December last; he left the piwe at six o’viock ou Wednesday ‘night, wien ho locwed it up; there Was no fire in the butdug at that thue that he was aware of except what. was in the furnace; When he loft he itd about thirty pounds of steant on, bat during tie working bours of the day he had sixty or seventy; he did no} know whother there Was any insurance ow the piace or Not; ne had «cen the oxjicors of msurance compenies about ttue preroises a few weeks ago; knew nothing Oo: the ovgin of the fire and was not aware of it anti! he weut Wo the place ab six o'viovk yesterday mora- haps doseph Scheiley testified that he was emploved aw Watohinay about the piace, wud made Lis rounds | avout balt-past nine o'clock on Wednesday night; there Was no fre about ine place at that tine, so far ashe kaew; at two nt gee yesterday inoruing ne heard the ery of fi tals Was all ho knew of it. A larder tnvestigat nt Will UO Male today, THE CLEVCLARDGZORG:_ MMR MURDER TAIAL IN MAINE. (Bangor (Feb, 24) corres cheno of the Boston: 7) ‘The evidence in the Cloveluid ease closet to-night afer occupying an cntire Wooks bome of the or. dence last introduced iy; “he most dumaging charade to getting @ shovel and pick: Nis fatuer on the Taesday sare pe, muragr, and on the (horaday following, mi Weland crossing & ell. was told that he could find the toos in the woodshed, witch ho dil, and.catrie’ them home. ‘bow case againat The prisoner Ke! y clear, the ab ciupt to break down thé evideuge for the govern. Wi aang calle atew? aden tne, eeament il, counenes toxnor it Ter tie 19 fo.fowed by Attorney axe freind ny jor tie derence, aud wit Geneva or cho oro ememt £% e witernoon, aul oh® Case Will be givea to U jury ob Filuay LW Phan