The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1869, Page 11

RES -_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fripay, March 12-6 P. M. ‘The demand for our bonds in Europe has been already large enough to produce important effects in foreign financial centres, Within the past month holders of English consols have been tempted to Part with their home securities, and we find in com- paring prices at the London Exchapge that when United States securities were ascending cousols were going down. Witina thé past week, however, there ‘was a reversal of movements in these rival invest- ments, consols going up and our bonds desceading. ‘The reason lies in the difficulties which attended the formation of President Grant’s Cabinet. A delay in organizing @ new government am England or any other portion ‘of Burope is looked upon a8 a very serious matter, ‘and foreign capitalists and investors have regarded the work of making ® Cabinet here as a similar pro- ‘cess. Hence the inaugural of President Grant, with ita promise to pay the bonds in gold, produced very little effect in appreciating our bonds abroad, espe- cially as it was immediately followed by the an- mouncement that the Public Credit bill was a failure. ‘The eager demand which had been originally ex- “cited was of such a character as to threaten a drain ‘apon the specie of England, and put the balance of trade against that country, our bonds being, for all Practical purposes, regarded as so much mer- chandise to be paid for with gold. Since the first stages of this demand there has been -at least $50,000,000 of our bonas sold to Europe. It requires a very prief arithmetical process to show that at the end of the.year England would be largely our specie debtor. The alarm which this state of ‘things produced is reflected im the meeting of the Bank of England directors to take into considera- aon 8 proposition to raise the discount rate to a higher figure than three per cent, to which it was increased @ few months ago from two and a half per cent, in consequence of the increasing activity of money produced by the diversion of large sums to this, -among other countries, in furtherance of enter- prises which, with the close of the war and the prospective election of General Grant, found great favor with English capitalists. The new furor dm favor of our bonds created by the success of General Grant and she growing impression abroad ‘that the United States 1s able to and will pay every ~doltar of its indebtedness has alarmed the banking community again. Hence the proposition to increase ‘the rate of discount—a proceeding which would arrest and keep at home a large amount of funds that would otherwise seek investment in our bonds or other American securities which pay so large a Tate of interest in comparison with home stocks. ‘The hiteh in the formation of the Cabinet and the de- feat of the Schenck bill were depressing in their in- fluences upon the market, however, and our secu- tities ‘went. down and some were resbipped to this country just before the meeting of the directors, which adjourned, as a consequence, without changing the Tate, these influenves being considered sufficient to Operate adversely toa drain of specie. To-day the foreign market began to exhibit the effect of the set- ‘lement of affairs at Washington, and prices here ‘Were correspondingly firmer, 62's selling at 12044— the highest figure they have ever reached. The home market was firm‘at ihe opening on the atrength of this news, but went higher when the Tepassage of the Schenck bil became known. 67’s Sold up to 11334. Late in the day the market for 62's ‘was weaker and declined to 119% for issues of that year, the cable report announcing the London market “easier,” but giving no quotations, while pri- ‘vate adivices were said to state that the foreign price had fatlen back to 824. The cable despatches ‘are still confused and incorrect. Thus the Frankfort despatch, as distributed to the press by the Western Union Company, has given the price of bonds as $73 for the past three or four days, while private ‘telegrams have reported quite differently—on one day as many as two per cent. In the decline this afternoon the domestic bonds were less inclined to yield, their tendency to resist being due to the firmer fecling in gold. The intricacy of influences at work upon the ‘market ts thus curiously tltustraved. "When bonds abroad went up bonds in the home market went up and gold went down. When bonds abroad went down goid went up and the old bonds went down, ‘while the new bonds were inclined to steadiness, the @rmness in gold counterbalancing the yieiding abroad. The London Economist of February 20 United States bonds have now re- covers to to ‘tet highest price that has been since the xe ‘The buoyancy in this market has been due to causes, Which have favorably influenced the inton of the public, 1. An absorption has been ing on for some time in Germany, the indifference ‘with which American securities were for a long time jed on ‘the Continent having been malty “overcome by the impror Prospects reported ‘time to tian trom w York. The yee on god has been marked by declining of late, but atten- tion Was not Tea | called to the fact unul quite mtroduced by Mr. Schenck “declaring all interest bearing Senate be payable in coin or its equivaiecat, excepting in cases where the law authorizing tucir issve specified payment in currency,” caused @ sudden movement upwards yenteria of 1% on large orers Ww buy from the Cor- nent, followed by @ good rise to-day. The reaction occasioned by the uncertainty oi the London market was productive of a decline of % to % per cent in 62's, The closing prices at five o’clock this evening were as follows:—United States sixes, 1881, regisiered, 1153, @ 116; do., cou- Pon, 11634 a 11654; do., 5-20’s, registered, 113% a 114; do., coupon, 1862, 11934 @ 119%; do., 1964, 115% a 116%; do., 1865, 11744 @ 11734; do., Dew, 1865, 11334 a 1135; do., 1867, 1133¢ @ 11844; do., 1868, 11334 a 11344; 7 o., 10-40’, registered, 104% @ 10434; do., coupon, 10534 @ 1065; currency bonds, 102 a 10234, Gold was quite steady to-day, its extreme range being three-eighths of one per cent. It opened at 131%, settled down to 131 on the announcement of ‘the improvement in five-twenties abroad, as well as through a continuation of the impetus of Secretary Boutweil’s appointment, rose to 131% on the less favorable reports from London and tn consequence of a heavy demand tocover short contracts, and settled finally to 131% after the passage of the Schenck bill. The short interest was indicated by the hardening of the lending rate for cash gold from six to two and a half per cent for carrying to fat for borrowing in the afternoon. The board adjourned ‘at one o'clock, out of respect to the memory of Mr. Grenvilie Winthrop, an old and respected broker and member of the board, who died abroad very re- cently. Transactions were continued after the ad- journment, which was formal, The range of price ‘Was as follows:— 1s 131g pis way 218i Foreign exchange opened firm against the ex- pected demand for Saturday's steamer, but sterling and Continental bills were offered so abundantly! ‘that rates yielded, particularly for francs, The mar- Ket closed unsettled, with the following quotations:— Sterling, sixty days, coinmercial, 1038 a 108),; good to prime bankers’, 108% @ 108%; short sight, 100 a 100%. Parla, sixty days, 5.21 %¢ a 6.174; short sight, 6.10% a 6.15. Antwerp, 6.21% # 6.17%. Switzer. land, 6.213¢ & 6.17%. Hamburg, 853 a 36%. Amsterdam, 40% a 40%. Frankfort, 404 9 40%. Bromen, 78 a 78%. Prassian thalers, 70% a 715. The money market is thus very accurately de. scribed in a private ciroutar to-night:—“The money market shows diminiasulng activity, but call loans are still firmly maintained at the legal interest, and accommodations for fixed periods rule at about 3 a % per cent in addition to interest for thirty days, and 141% for sixty days on the best stock coilaterals, Many stil entertain fears of some considerable drain ‘upon the city banks to meet the lat of April settie- ments usual in some parts of the country, and aro ‘Willing therefore to pay a good percentage to bridge over that period.” In Southern securities there was a steady and un- changed market cxeept for Alabamas, which wero n domand and higher on account of the passage of tho law requiring insurance agencies to deposit bonds for security with the Siate authorities. Louis ‘ana levee sixes were a fraction better and now Vir- ginia registered stock was in demand on account of the meeting Of the Constitutional Convention. ‘Tho general stock market was very quict aud nrore @toady than it has been for along time. Except for two or three of the list, the d_uctuations of the day NEW were confined to the Mitts of one-half of oue per cent, ‘The exceptions were Michigan Southern, which fuctuated about one per cent, and Chicago and ‘Alton, whioh declined about two per cont. Brie wéakened and declined about %. Fort Wayne was firmer and Western Union buoyant, rising about ¥. The Northwestern stocks were strong at the close and improved, Otherwise the list was without foa- vure, Prices closed as follows at the ast open boar!:— Cumperiand, 37 a 8734; Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, Sia 313g; Am Express, 4134 a 42; Adains Ex- press, 603¢%@ 61; Merchants’ Union Express, 15 & 17; Quicksilver, 24 @ 26; Canton, 60 a 61; Pacific Mall, 9954 bid; Western Union Telegraph, 37% a. 33; New York Central, 15934 a 159%{; Hudson River, 140; Reading, 01% @ 913g Chicago and Alton, 14944 8 150; Bankers and Brokers’, 10934; Alton and Terre Haute, 3634 a 41; Toledo and Wabash, 67 @ 67%; do. preferred, 7734 & 78; Milwaukee amd St. Paul, 0634 @ 6656; do. preferred, 783; a 7834; Fort Wayne, 11834 a 119; Oho and Mississippi, 232% a 3334; Mach- igan Southern, 975 @ 9734; Illinois Central, 141; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 89 a 8934: Cleveland and Toledo, 10556 & 105%; Rock Island, 123 a 12834; North+ western, 813¢ a 81%; do, preferred, 91 a 91}¢; Boston Water Power, 1834 @ 18%; Mariposa, 15% 016}; do, preferred, 83%; Harlem ecel 138; Lake Bhore, 1055 a 106. Instead of the usual totting” bill, which has been so often used that it is, in the language of our Teutonic fellow citizens, “ausgesptelt,” the philanthropical individuals who make the State laws have concocted another, which was introduced in the senate yester- day, and provides that the New York Central Raul- road Company and its branches, the Hudson River Railroad, Harlem Railroad, and the Erie Railroad and its leased branches, shall not be allowed to charge for transportation of freight, elther by package, pound, ton or bar, @ greater sum than fifty per cent over through rates on freight carried not exceeding ten miles; thirty-five per cent on freight not less than twenty-five miles; thirty per cent not exceeding fifty miles; twenty-five per cent not exceeding seventy-five miles; twenty per cent not exceeding 100 miles; fifteen per cent Not exceeding 150 miles; and all freight carried fur- ther than the last named distance at the same rate a8 through freight of the same class, allowing twenty- five cents per ton for handling it. Between Decem- ber 1 aud April 1 in each year the roads named shall charge no greater sum than thirty per cent in ad- dition to the lowest freight rates between April 1 and December. It will be seen by the telegra ms from Albany that ® biil has also been introduced authorizing the Erie Railroad Company to file amended articles of asso- ciation and to extend their powers. The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company for the first week in March com- ‘The earutogs of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail- road for the firat week in March compare:— 1869.. 1868... IMCTORSE, ......cceesereceereenseceseeeces - $26,211 ‘The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rall-.. road for the expired portion of the year compare:— ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as follows:— Custom House, ———Sud-Treasury.——— Receipts, “Receipts, Payments, Balances. + $300,883 $700,404 $040,515 "$96,177,208 337,909 720,000 4,217,841 286,801 aioe Teo toe poio.2i6 87,137,851 March 12:; 496,000 3,007,526 2,825,886 87,819,708 ‘Tho value of the importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending March 11 compares ‘with the previous week as follows:— Entered for consumption...82707890 _-SH00ha6 tered for 5 Withdrawn. Tees 697,695 Warehoused. 1,005,329 The London February 27 says:— ‘Iinois shares pare nest Se ee pare ee clined, holders alarmed conduct which has c! Fo of those more nearly Kerrey aed jay the bonds have ings fo roftn eric ae hated Souo'n 5 ‘The pic paper thus describes the discount and money market:— Daring er ee hgh pdt perme money, neither open market, Soi eae or two days oe ee oe approached, however, ent of the Bares i hinge hy toa ra ioe ingot uiries at Ne the a the ina jax of money from Fran SALES AT THE NEW YORK Ww YORK STOCK EXCHANTE. waieey March 129—10:15 A. HH es : 83 = FRiar: rd segessazsss: «= nu 8 Be PEPE: PE = ca @aourrency Two Clock Sta 1 eae S00 ‘7 Mer Union Ex. 10000 ‘8 Mich Central Ri eu 68 Cleve & Tol ‘ua fa: ee Se to es on £2, & 100 Caio Hy "ove tea Sub, STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-pnat Five o’Clock P. M. Wayne. a ‘ be) Friar, March 18-6 P. M. BUERewAX was in moderate demand and firmly held. There wore small sales within the range of B0c. = Ble. Burying MATERIALA.—The market for most kinds ‘underwent no change of consequence. For Eastern spruce the demand was still fair, but the business was light owing to the smaliness of the offerings. Prices ranged from $19 to 494 for common to choice schedules, Latha were in light supply and prices were frm at $8 60 with a fair inquiry, Rosendale cement wan steady at $2 Aiden yinbeyivg Sela ena ee TRS S| Pe Nee COOPRRAGE though the business YORK WERALD, SATURDAY, fach oe do. inch do., ieee iy sina pr do. if See bic: rey ‘hoops, IS sb bi Eetante oh ed ban extremely ow the em id oa zen or tail character. oes = tunehai wever, juoted | is BR Coooa ihe aeons a nada i Ito. a 103404 sed for Guxyaail ORDAGT. Mant and Ie, for DorPRi at quent the inquiry Drgame light ‘and the market closed dull at ‘The were bales, includi Tons for export and 7 for enn was'a fair bust Bales low mia ton iay sh at tort or Al nt en x do. for March 8 340 A eee arn oma of 37: ai por ‘0. ons Hd z ago loge eee 1, Sanelen teat ry ‘was an Pn ea aati $28 8 Fisu.--The market for ail kinds deere being scarce’; come! eS ct fy eed are quate Pat sae See ty tts panied 1s, $25; No. 2 do, gr bon ao, $o., w ile in some cases sales * yore heard of at full Bie. be- 4 previous quotations. The market at the ‘close was pa deman< moment very been for shipment” to Europe—the most important sales being about bie, Extra = ely take for London Hae yw, at Ba ifornia flour was dull and nominal ; ectnten ware Bh bls, uhers doar wag el land nominal; lour, though quiet, was. iy in value; ope oi bbis. oe was steady, sales our quotations belo i ha 25500 86 00 59a 635 60s 675 On 7175 a 625 ~ 60a 700 Ba 700 Ba 900 aie Oa 800 Br Louteateaightes % HER 900 Bt. Louis choice Seo. extra.. Ha 1100 0001800 00 a 1850 - 6008 900 we 1 : Bret, eal, 0a 475 ei tae oe Corn meal, J¢ 4 ry —Wheat was vi ‘nominally lower. ‘The market was worable advices from Ei and the deciin bids for Nov’ spring were a 4 ieee =] by the Brie’ TI 3 a Se a 5 H F i ul 11 48 for Nos. 1 and 2 mixed, of goo and @1 67 f¢ Bsa et ore: ‘Corn was dhill and 2c.-a 3c. lower— closing nominally at 980. new mixed adoat, and 97c. for old delivered. The sales were “confined to 26,000 bushels at 8 a 98 for new mixed Western, 970. a* 98c. for do, in and 9%c.a 95c. for Western white and ellow. Oats were in fairly active but at lower rates, ite comprising $00 roabels, Tide, a f03go1 in store, mee a ye ce ge ‘was in demand, bit pees ps ‘at #3 10a $2 22 for oe ee ees marcel Gas reoderaleiy active end firm for epee see ue ce Ges Tha., Se. ; Buenos Ma lbs, We. ade} Peers pages 1a 5 ibe, 405, , 18 0 £2 Ibs., 2c. edt! erat’ vere: Orit, tie 1D ieer Be, setae wi, Se Sa N.—Beotch was, ots, 9, Cogn of a ‘was firm at a Bales were mand at U ‘There sales of strained at a ineludi to arrt ined us $240 Bo me at'gs Ah, ike do, No. and . extra at 2" we 4234 8 82 50; No. wa Se ee fon (provision bola) were cid at @4. 01 A am banca ‘was in demand, the sales being 150 O11Ls.--Linseed was sold to the extent of 6,000 gallons at $80._ Crushers © 1 0b for cusks und bbls, Lard for winter, and we heard nominal at $170.0 es tare atin te n- at 8305 8 6810 grade ‘whale at ng Sg AY 30, pectarn oe Mina ema for was the business was light, being restricted firmness of sellers. fhe ‘about $31 8734 for new mess, ry 1935 extra For future pales. hogs are pore city being quowed at “ 8, laMe. hogs | We Boot was st qui anand Erored ae oye Tee were 100 bbis. mers and $19 ‘or extra do. more active at for. mer at 2 450. Tierce beet ued ‘8 $28 tor prime meas and $298 @34 for India do, sales were made within the of these For cut meats the market pan ed quiet heavy. Tie sales were confined about 75. at 130. a 135¢6, for dry salted and pickled sige. for emoked do., pickied bara allo ved and remained dul but firin at 160. Cum! Te. for long clear, 175¢c. for short do. and i6jge, for short rf! was slow of me ee ~ at ie a 180, =, 308 Uerces for po at ‘8 18kc., seller's, butter waa fre, the demand being ea Hi Hi i : i i i ‘heese ‘orm at —" = active, and the marke: mas es | ee oie et MARCI 13, Sales were made of 6,500 bbis., part reported at Dak, was in wer leit dcinaad, “and with ree otarines, ic. & I ue Bie. “Arsalo ot 850 was mais ontiyin'ine day at ces, FOF — the market og quiet, and holders being anxious to re- 5 to the extent of d¢c. a Te. so oie, r standard white. Sales last evening, part at 82'e. a fren, ‘4 jo. standard hie for bs a the samy at 83c., May a Be. 1.0 co. for Rent on ‘privala dorms Tn | oreuing. market. dalt a and we on! hoard of sales of'2.090 Hole. san tart write for, the: last nal Fe of March at Yc. aad 1,900 do. for April at 9X0. PR bend but steady at 9c. a 9i¢c, for Carolina, No 22Ke. Crnfe, one Fors ut vr ‘or raw.there wasn better demand, chiefl arid Saing, and prices wor quite wendy. There were, sales of £0) pads, part Mt Ie, for Cube ‘and 1,000 Sones on vrivais ‘terms, qnoie:—Cuba—Inferior to eommen refining, 11'c. & Wie! i fair reining, 120. a 12'¢e.; good refing, eit a3 tol to good grocery, bang pete 90 ‘ehotee Fetes Bt centr!ural Mad bores, igor @ Lic ‘and boxes, m foern @ lic. | melado, 76 . 8 9 ana—Boxes Dutcl alticent do. Nos. 1) uy 18 Wasa hat da, Now’ 28 to 1, 18 fc Mo, do, Nos. Tito Wie. a Ibsee.; do. Nos, 19 to fring i do, white, Inge. = 18ke.. Porto Rico—Re- vies, ay toes ih Men} andes, 123/0. a 140. ach ng itd sriees ee conaider- es hoa rns Y) Ie, soft whito [5ige. @ 16{o., ow, Htc. a Le, snd exira cut Ibe, 9 16M. SrEDB.—Caicutta linseo. dutt and nominal at abont $20, mie duty a ea or Rian ‘seed 1,200 bags were sold y paid. Grass were quict and anchan Cy equ ‘at Ibe. @ 1c, Timothy at $2 50 a $375 rough fax SKINS. KING. —Since our last t report the market for both and deer has ruled quiet, but prices have continued. iy at the following quotatinns:—Deer—Hond Mia. 9 Oige fee 1b. gold; San Juan, Bolivar, 80c.; Sisal, 450. 470.5 Vera Cruz, 450. 9 Bic. ; Ol 480. 0 Bc, ; Porto Cabello, Mic.5 Para, Be, Goat Gi¢e. per Ib.» Mate Miidraa, Blo. a hee 2 SPERMACETI.— « SESE tet ea at coin ELTER continued at former bunlneas was ight "Balen ib toon Shean al izes golde STARING, (Hough dull was {nvalue. ere were snp salon al ie. 8 tages ta bh Sather om ete sales of is arshaite ead Worthing: eNie ire fies, Ma tana darks TALLOW was in fn odarels: demand and prices remained Galea 16,000 be: st ilies a ilscos socoraing to ana Nimes Me asl de acts wen del ak sales 100 piga. Straits at closing at 82 Sage. ie paige eat ee mand Bi ees Bes il Viates were my erg ue 3 Se & xi eee i ii AN FE rate =F; 8 wool OF Pree Pr Pore FF id ‘ Fy taht ie. @ Ti6ce a 200, Se. & Bbc. Woor. the auction’ aaie, the ‘particulars of of which were Fates mart fo ene f Yaseed of rather unaatis- the market for Maoh tondayy, there: being searoely any and nat there is ‘Dot 80 Buch firmneas fn prices as thers was laat week, toough sellers to concession in prices to pf the low and medium grades, on sal account of" irextreme scarcity. fh fair demand at frm prices, whfle after though quite steady in valuo. | Texas ts fairly active for Heady for oihray while. California, though gengraily army orn: is generally MEE Si SEF af 4 ee: oy Se 2 £$ 2 a iy 25 ag ee Fh ie 2 Hi oe : 5 x ae, ee fad | ts f ; New York, March 10, 1809. To THs Eprror oF THR HERALD:— Having been the complainant in the now cele- covery of the sum of twenty-one dollars, in Judge Kivien’s court ( aistrict) on We = x inst., 1 Ma to explain the statements | © Ww appeared e i insts., and ubiica- of the following, which was the real cause of the prosecation. r, 1865, while |ARBLEIZED MANTELS, RICH AND Py stock and lowest a 4, muni Ta ib ak ret eae ir MAE, SLATE MANTELS SELLING BELOW to abange business. 25 Park row, first Goor. GEATE, Re MARBLE AND MARBLE MAN- CO., 605 Sixth avenue; C0,» 09 Sith a factory, B. 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M. and 7 rally ¥, iD ge gaa atm are NTHON peeneras cpuper, FORTY-EIGHTH street, bet: Peeenerertee Divine ere Rene eee ¥.M. The rector, Kev. Thomas A. Seggnr, will presoh in the morning. i arr MARINERS TEMPLE, CORNER N"ENRY dt Oliver sa Det ase s 0% A. M. and 7% P.M. Rey, J. L. D.D. Eechne ane 97. x. whos Bur SNOW WILL PREACH IN THE bit sity, Washi square. on Santer, at throe ¥. be free, Sub! and the Sutement i At : wea a on ca 2 i SE ES ee Se mere nO ALTES CHD phew oo vices somorror at ine A x Mand 16 raw hae Bablect for for CHURCH OF THE ATRANOERS. LAROR CHAPEL OF to worn b tormorraer, at Re An Me en a ig "bis roe an: invitation and ‘attention as OF THE RESURRECTION, MADISON AVE: nue, corase Ooh De mas Sagi pon tare Magne Matis Pe oe ee ea ea 1% P.M. by Rev. W. A. , tnt rapes Syasemana ones do 2 uray Sermon ouby Rev. A. Gory. sertsatg REE CHUROH OF THE HOLY LIGHT. CORNER OF is Ara ad 196 F ag Benjenia wil Preach, e ARSON SQUARE.—AN ADDRESS ON CHINA AND its claims on Christians of New York, will be delivered dam'won Sindy evening, at 19 stctooks Rev. W. A. P. D.D., for mission Fe fn’ Calan, and Bow Proteascr wor ks ihe naw Teaparial \HE REV. HENRY ©, POTTER, D. D., RECTOR OF will (D. V.) the Memorial renth street Divine service will Grace preach fp church of epee corner West Eleventh commence at 7 . to-morrow noe at Tog Oclock. a Cada) STREET REFORMED CHURCH— reo at 104 A. M. and SETee evestaa’ itn, ewstoe seven Ii. top AND FOUND. UND—ON 1TH INST., A GOLD VEST CHAIN Fovin locket attached. Apply for it at 587 Broadway. Lae PAY THE FINDER OF THE EIGHT STONE diamond Ring lost the French the 4th inst, $100 by retu: Losrot ant SATURDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN TWENTY- teventh nineth streets, on Eighth avenue, & ng the owner is & poor wr woman A reward wit be given by returning io 486 Bizth avenue, third oor, room No. 9. OST-THURSDAY, MARCH 11, IN, NEWARK AVE- “, in Gordanat ‘or Fulton Seon ae ee rest, id bl lied Swiss ated am) Busta re the antes Sat cane the tame with Mr Charies Zoller, No.8 North William street, he wil be eultably rewarded. I O9f—A DIAMOND RING, SINGLE GTONE, IN GOING 2° from ‘Twenty-ainth street. through Fourth avenue 10 Nineteenth The finder will be suitably rewarded. by leaving it at 48 East Nineteenth street. Ost THURSDAY, MAROH 11, AN ITALIAN GREY: hound, white and fawn color. @5 reward will be paid ior hia return to 111 West Thirty eighth street, Rony THURSDAY EVENING, A LARGE BLACK ‘and white Newfoundland Dog; answers to the name of Sport. Any person returning him. 10 the Corp Exchange Ris, foot of East Twenty-third street, will be liberally re. b Byres BOWERY Tine. a ec gowand wil AY wers to the name of Tiny. given if returned to Steamer Ashland, pier 11 Ronis river. Lor, ON THURSDAY £VENING, IN, BROOKLYN, a atch and Chain, Any person bringing. same 10 wl reward and no qi ‘Ad- wer will receive @25 pockck tS yest PROM §0 WEST TWELFTH STREET, BANK- Rook No, 341108 on the ‘Bleacher to MARIA LANE; Botura to the alr’ TOLEN OR STRAYED_ON WEDNESO! a a Dear Mecker: Ss pe eS feted ary bya ag ue tye eye, and at fol Fie mer star on ite head end ‘with one wh bind The finder il be liberally rewarded. FRED. GEBHARDT. REWARDS. 2 REWARD.—LOST, i pd ieee finder ee metare nis ba Broadway, room Nose an The Sadat $10 § ee barnes eon aoe ye al Bates -PAST 7 roy slam sa spocitcations of of Dating, & drawo Sd $25 Bieri cre 1 ween a Sarge its Bienrond. Barring ning Bre Ma anid ah the Aotbe House olive $95 | REWARD.—LOST, A DIAMOND RING, diy in the car, between Union Hill d'or tte rest r. is z 4 Em Mien ‘A Sequel to HE UNL “hy era a0 TO “FAIR PLAY.” WORTH, is published . “i Branson 2 DROTHERS, PHTLADELTHIA, Price $1 d rb a cow or, 61 ta paper oer oor Pg f Won Her” is tho be equal to aieworth's “pate Payot it commant « sale, ne itis fully eal to is one iep aim esi pu wed sO fe oten on te sale, for Mra, Southworth, is beyond all doubt, ‘est female novelist of this age. “How He Won Her” is the best and most story ever written by Mra. South worth. It in thrill inctdente and the most beautl- ful scente Increases in interest at every step, and a rt and st; rt Manner. @ call ry foameel will indorse every word we have sald fo ie frniss,, dle published in a large cuodeciina volume of aver hundred pages, in uniform style with “Fair all her previous works, and sold at the low price of th, or 1 Bin paper cover: an will be sent {ree to ‘any one, on recelpt of the ‘by the publishers, MRS SOURWORTH'S COMPLETE te Pi The Lost Heiress. Fallen Foe arse Beauties The W! Vivia; Secret Bride ‘The Two Sinter The Missin; < 2) Ls tet SRODID NOES | steszazzsssss ROTHERS, “pod Chestnut ures Paitate! phia, Pa fax Bicean oe bee ge ay vs eeerens Dreams, wit! ng UBLISHED. LEER, ota ana ifeation thetr Pk nom! hate eteaicatigy ee a ne bomraat Price & ee ‘abore book ia for eale ev ere, sh wi be went WALD, | Pabtiahere, “FURNITURE. DRAWING ROON 8 8u for $3005 ,028 see . COVERED podkcane "Car jest Fitleeath Ee aa aia = Sail , AT VERY Ce rok tata TGS wer Twee Twentieth street. a 1B OFFIOR Pf benign FOR fALR smn roy ere Marvin ao, singh yaaa eombigaton io ae. eae al ot ee eS Pee Ne ca a, S"vins RICH PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS OF ‘any adress, of Send all orders to DICK a Fit hehaind A Minar Seta hee Stee fabe"en stat siceean TAT BST aca POLITICAL, | eee LA FAROE et pe Tan day} eveutng, March 9 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AND HOUSES TO LET, RORRELL 6 GLaKices oonum, \ READ Fstars. 13 EAST TWENTY-SEVENTA STREET, NEAR FIPFE avENte. HousEs POR SALE, ¥Os SALE-ONE OF TIE FINEST HOUSES OM Murrey Hitt, near Fifth avenue; four story bizh stoop browa stone, 25x55x100m perfect order, frescoed all through; all modern tmprovements ; has burglar alarm, fine billiard rooms, & pump for forcing water to top of house; will be sold with or without the furniture: price, unfirrnishe’, $90,000; tum pine th ‘Permits oniy from BonRELL CLARKE, Fwoniyaerenth sireet, dear Fifth avenue. IN TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFCH and Sixth avenues, a fou ‘nigh stoop brown stone House, in good order; price IN SIXTY.SECOND STREGT, BETWEEN S7COND $270; all modarn lnprovements; price ® 350, IN_ EIGHTY-FOURTIT STREET, BETWEEN SECOND and Third ‘avenues, m three story high stoop brown stone, jmodern Tnprovements; IX TWENTY-FIRST STREDN, BETWERN SIT AND seven class four Stone; all moders hprovementa pric, ba alte: (RIIETH = Ef, BETWEEN pro avenue, ® cinse four story ‘high stoop brows stone, 202552100; price, furnished, 843,000, dN, SIXTEENTH STREET, eT, BETWEEN SIXTH A! Seventh avennes, four story high stoop brick, 2.10xb4 at TWENTY SECOND STREET, BETWEEN N BROAD. ‘story high stoop brid& Bah ase prenus, a three SIX HOUSKS IN FIFTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Madison and Fourth avenues: each house 5 at four story high stoop brown stone; price $42,000 USES RTT NTT STREET, are Bietnand Borenth nvenneat oath SIx86z100; four ‘story high stoop brown stone; price 935,000. IN TWENTY-EIGHTH ‘BIREET, and Madison avenues, two English Houses. Price each. wh FORTIETH &TRE! ‘ po Bi Serene. 4 avenues, @ four ry Bivieaitechets in shape of feet. trot Cand fealy feet across se Fear; 100 feck feck degp. Frice $23,000, aa -SEVENTH TR! STREET, BETWEEN FI! Madison aven' bri with engine, ZS snaresezis, een ae IN LEXINGTON AVENU ‘vB, A Fags STORY HIG stor 20x50x80 ; ae a ise" g8,000; $8,000 cash, balance BETWEEN FIYTH English basement brown stone TWENTY-SECOND STREET, Bi BEVENTH aoe Balf story stoop briek, THIRTY-1 ae STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH A! aih argues «four sary are ERT, Oe Eyowa stone, S5:50uibvs IN_ FORTY-EIGHTH TH STRERT,, BETWEEN, leown goon, ot spa Thra gronnes:« three ey rag TING ON GTA- IN TWENTY-FIRST STREET, FRO! eu gi SIXTY-SEOORD § bn Niet aarder coh as x $eioe $idy0d; only 8 THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, ay, Serva ticnra fe Bn asement brows Peet rai rms faguod otter; price 935/000 IN THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN ga lye and E! pn eee os four ar story ‘brown, one, with [thewe and Eigh A. PEtaAEs INOCERTY, UST OATES street; derneath ; price $24,000. n ealrean Spee ee yas fixtures and ied good onder ora ; Beaters all 4 s eeraaee X SECOND AND TI TLUNTH STREET, BETWEE, . nD RETW neTiEB@ ocr av Sue _UiJBTH STREET, BE IN TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH and Ninth ‘price et600, 7 ‘story high stoop brown stong ‘173852100; FRET SOUTH OF CORNER om FOURTH A’ ieei0 ech; street, t IN MADISON arene no zea ory Sigh stoop brows stone, new. STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOU: neuen ream ‘a halt Mmtory, brick, K7i<é0z10, high mn (ok TENET eS nn ” B aae aie a tale Sa cans feet (op yd som ba 8 SIX LOTS ON eae conn COnRER oF 1 OF dos ee atgand (BLE ARURSS eee 18 Bast Twenty-seventh street, venwe. TOR SALE—ON 21D seater, 3 NEAR SECOND 4’ ‘two story an frame aor eens, iene Gee Meee Gena mat eal price ALSO, on 112th near Third avenue, a nice frame House; street, i petoe ALSO, street, between Princeand igh sloop brick, 19st; 13.000, ee ee tm Prince ram ‘and Thompasn, @ three detween ‘sory bigh stoop ‘19xd2x101; —T Spero sigh high stoop Dick, ca oa notin improve: Ly eerna eae aes een waEahbet mach FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET, BY BORRELL & CLARKE, NO, 18 EAST TWENTY-SBVENTH STREET, NEAR FIPYER AVENUE, WISHED, IN BROOKLYN, FIRS? dines location, ton priate frsrfy 09 ony, a pat LET, FURNISHED, IN SIXTEENTH STREET, BE tween Firth ana Slain ares * tone ty high Gove bros: House; new carpets in parlor; ne Rent, g40) per mouth. TO LEY, FUR: between basement a eats ON TWENTY FT: Ey hae ‘a four House, in food order. Rent, $250 pe TO LET, FURNISHED, ON TWENTY-NINTH STKE: Dotween Elghit and Ninth aveours, a thro atnry li Seowe ges, te pre private family only; wens Or Zemtor furnished ; a, hen, clase boarders} variate Sasiaees. in summer or, 915,000 proprietor. private family only. Re TO LET-FURNISHED, ON ia vwesihili STREET; id. txt : betweea ye - ‘ho per'monis five story English FURNISHED, ON WEST TWENTY- THIRD street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, a four story hi Soop brown stone House; 1M rooma, Ment £08 per caoutke Possession immediately. TO LET—FURNISHED, ON ‘On tur near Fifth a renee, AP greet fami NINTH STREET, for atx inonths or ope eu rom im Had nests © speci fous sar? Se stoop browa i jouse; frescoed aii through; farulabed; rent $800 por month. ry HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED, BY BORRELL & OLARKE, 18 EAST TWENTY-SEVENTA STREET, NEAR FIFTR AVENUE. room! sanee? ean, see ON TWENTY-StxTHt STREET, seowrenstatiiie Beventh aven theee wil lease for Ave years, Sotho ele Cbg pes eon TRERTE SIXTH STREET ‘and Sixth avenue—A a. eect Magiion tenon aos reat per mot month unfurnish janed. ON SIXTY-SECOND STREET, NRA! bry ey AVE ue, 8 three sory English basoment, 17x40x! ghborkood good ; @NO wer year; ian ‘ne SRA cervani ¢ Fromee, aie sees) at ‘ taine al class by it ara ravages i ‘ Bela ia inthe nt TO LF-T... ONFU! HED, 1 four sory bro = English basement, a en neh Ragice PERMITS FROM BORRELL & CLARKR, NO, 19 BAST TWENTY SRVENTH STRERY, WEAR FIPTR ” AVENUE,