The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1869, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. TuESspAY, June 22—6 P. M. The fact is definitely settled that there will be no change in the present programme of gold sales and bond purchases by the government before the Ist of July, when the new fiscai year will begin. Secretary Boutwel: was known not to be -in Washington, and hence the discredit of the rumor in the street last night, which was subsequently verified, that he Would so modify his policy on and after the Ist prox- mo as to provide jor the sale of less than two mil- lions of gold weekly. ‘The letter of instructions on the subject, it will be noticed, is signed by the acting Secretary of the Treasury, iustead of by Mr. Bout- weil, who passed through the city to-day in return- ing from his Eastern tour, The letter referred to is addressed to the Assistant Treasurer, Mr. Van Dyck, aud says:— Aftec the close of the present fiscal year, and until further notice, the Secretary of the Treasury will purchase one million of bonds in alternate weeks, commencing Thursday, July 1, and will offer for sale one miilton of goid on alternate weeks, commencing Thursday, July 8, subject to the usual conditions. Under the new programme the annual contribu- tion tothe sinking fund will be about $25,000,000, This is just one per cent of the national debt. Mr. Boutwell is therefore simply about to put in force auring the ensuing fiscal year the law of the sink- ing fund. In buying $25,000,000 he will be acting up to its spirit and will discharge his duty. Shouid the Tevenues of the government continue to warrant a greaier reduction of the debt than one per ceat per @naum ie will be abie to avail himseif of his undis- puted right so to employ .the Treasury balance at any time. To those who wish to see fair Play and justice this policy must commend itself as periectly correct. The Sinking Fund act was never put in force until he first made it operalive. His platform isa simple one. In future he wili cancel the national debt at the rate of one per cent per annum. If there be a surplus in the ‘Treasury he will feel himself at liberty to buy bonds to an amount not greater than a sum equal to one per cent for the time the law was allowed to remain a@ dead ictier by his predecessors. The street was disposed to favorably interpret the effect of the change, and @ buoyant teeling set in. ‘The earliest rate for money was gold interesi upon stocks, but the prominent government houses obtained all they wished at seven per cent currency. Discounts remained as heavy as yesterday, and some ‘‘gilt-edged” paper was offering at nine to ten per cent, In the atternoon there was a rather sbarp demand for funds, and the siingency of pre- Vious Gays again visited the market, as high as oue- eighth aud interest being paid to make accounts good at bank, which, from the fact that “cash” tock Wus sold as iate as tiftecn miautes to four o'clock, evidently remained open veyond their usual time to accommodate dilatory customers. The “bears” were again at work operating on the feelings of their opponents by alicging that the change in the policy of the Secretary of the Treasury would nov bring relief, for the reason tuat his new programme would continue to increase lis cur- rency balance by the diflereace between the price of a million of goid and that of a million of bonds, Even if this difference be trivial the new plan will disburse none of the thirty millions which the present plan has transfer- Ted to ais vaults, and which constitutes a contrac- tiou of the currency to that extent until he finds some means of retarning it to circulation, The foreign exchange market was nominally steady, the prime bankers maintaining their ra.es at 109% for sixty days and 110% for sight sterling. Bills out of second hands were sold at concessions of an eighth toa quarter per cent upon these quotations, the holders being forced to fealize or choosing to em- ploy the money on call, The following shows the range of rates:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 104g a 1094¢; good to prime bankers’, 109%; a 10954; short sight, 1103¢ a 11034; Paris, sixty days, 5.21% @ 5.1614; short sight, 6.16 a 6.139¢; Antwerp, 5.211, @ 5.1644; Switzerland, 6.2134 a 5.1614; Hamburg, 3534 ®@ 35%; Amsterdam, 89% @ 404; Krankfort, 30% @ 405; Bremen, 77% @ 783g; Prussian thalers, aw. Government bonas were irregular, with the gene- ral market, and sympathized with gold. In the buoyant feeling which carried the price of the latter ‘up to 13814 the ’67’s sold at 11934; but the whole mar- ket reacted late in the afcernoon with the decline in gold and the renewed activity in money. The Toliowing were the closing street quota- tions:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 216% a 117; do. do, coupon, 121% @ 121%; do., five-twenties, registered, 1163; a 116%; do. do., coupon, 1862, 122}¢ a 122%; do. do. cou- ie 1864, 116% @ 117; do. do., coupon, 1865, iT @ 118%; do, do., coupon, 1865, new, 119% a 19. do. do., coupon, 1867, 1199, a 119%; do. ‘Yo., coupon, 1868, 119% a 11914; do., ten-forties, Tegistered, 107% @ 1075; do. do., coupon, 108 a 1084; currency bonds, 106 @ 10634. In Southern securities there was a continued weakness in Tennessees, the new bonds selling down to 60 late in the afternoon. Prices closed as fol- lows:—Tennessees, ex coupon, 62}; a 63; do., new, 69 a 60; Virginias, ex coupon, 563; a 57; do., new, 0; a 61; Georgia sixes, 820 83; do., sevens, 95!, a 97; North Carolinas, ex coupon, 58}, a 59};; do., new, 5544 4 56; Missouri sixes, 913g a 92; Louisiana sixes, 72473; do. levee sixes, 67 a 6734; do. do., eights, 87; Alabama eights, 99 a 100; do., fives, 65 a 67. South Carolina sixes, old, 82 a 84; do., of '67, 76a 78; do, of '69, 70 a 71. The following were the bids for the city bank @tocks:—New York, 133; Mechanica’, 136; City, 200; Phenix, 100; Tradesmen’s, 150; National, 112; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 119; Leather Manufacturers’, 180, Seventh Ward 115; State of New York, 112; Commerce, 128; Ocean, 107; American Exchange, 1134; Chatham, 160; Bank of the Repubitc, 120; Bank of North America, 110; Hanover, 112; Metro- politan, 1433; People’s, 143; Market, 125: Nassan, 106; Shoe and Leather, 18214; Corn Exchange, 130; Continental, 10244; Commonwealth, 117';; Park, 160; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 102; Central Na- tional, 116; Fourth National, 107; Ninth National, 116; Oriental, 150; Gold Exchange, 140; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 109. The gold market was quite irregular, the opening Price being 1377, the highest 13844, the lowest 13674 and the closing 137%. It will be seen that these figures indicate the fulfilment of the clique strategy fo visible yesterday. Becoming possessed of the knowledge of Mr. Boutwell’s change of policy they Dought gold at prices ranging from 136%; to 137 and Gold it to-day at 137 to 13814. The clearings at the Gold Bank were over a hundred millions yester day. tt i fair to presume that they were. purchasers of a large fraction of this sum. Even a profit of one per cent would net an enormous amount, The surreptitious obtainance of this knowledge by the clique 1s a matter which Mr. Boutwell shoum immediately investigate; other- ‘wise he will lay himself open to the charge which ‘was so frequently made against Mr. McCulloch, viz., that he was the tool of the gamblers of Wall street. ‘The market to-day exhibited a lack of faith on the part of the clique in a higher premium, for they steadily unloaded at the advanced figures. The street in firgt digcovering the fact, run the price down to 136%, bat the recovery at the close was in sympathy with the general upward turn in values late in the day. follows: ‘The course of the market was as 2:40 P. M. ‘The rate for carrying gold ranged from seven to ten per cent during the time to Clearing House, with an exceptional transaction as low as five per cent. In the afternoon the figures were more de- pendent upon the general money market, and 1-32 and 3-04 were paid. The disbursements of coin in- terest to-day amounted to $23,010, The steamship Cimpbria, for Europe to-day, took out $129,000 in specte. The following is the report of the Gold Ex- change Bank:— Goid cleared Gold balances, 1,900,688 Currency balances: 2,745,7 ‘The stock market ‘underwent two distinct general Guctuations in sympathy with the money market. From the outset there was a buoyant feeling, which, fa the middie of the day, carried prices to the high- est attained ance the inception of the present strin- gency, the street being confluent of a better order of «$42,085,000 221% a4; a 3 Ce bank: 7, 400 565,900 pt De 817,864 068 y 430,205 0 5, lige 2u 105, 4 10 5000 do......be 6 do. Ig 9000 N C 6" te BOO do. BE i 3 0 Hed isgor by 30L0 do a ie 8 78 oo do. mA Le do. 1 10000 NY oh 4 000 Erie 3d mitge. W do. Ft a 1500 do. 17 124 t thd Et do. i ff RX Ist. ig 300 ) Re is Pitts, Fort 155s Del, Lack & We 9 hi ‘J Central a "A 1 d bete 1 b15 7014 | 1100 Clev & Pitts * | 500 a 4 121) 0000 1 Sivoo O85 & do: ni do. wt is ee see: I do. eee rad i ae Thy is tac jas af di do. ut a 4 400 et ‘i ‘ab luo do. fae do.. 10 di do.. 100 do. 200 8 00 rT 133 500 Ol 86 | 500 16%, NY Cent Ei ich Southern m7 4 é igaing er reliable source. Wanderer of 4, a lie. and Comte more, ‘Orleans, alteration. fee be do., pi Bono, ie moderate demand, but 89 was NEW YORK HERALD, WEDN ‘ESDAY, JUNK 23, 1869. —T KRIPLE SHEET. things ander the change tn ae Treasury canton gold sales. The advance brought out sellers, however, and as money began to become more active as three o’clock approached there was a renewal of the ap- prehensive feeling, and prices went off again, but not to the lowest of the day. The exception was Pacific Mail, which broke to 854;, recovering even- tually to 86. After banking hours the “bull” specu- lation set in again, led on by a sharp upward turn in Michigan Southern, which rose to 106%, in the ex- pectation that the stockholders’ meeting of the Buffalo and Erle Railroad will resuit m a consoiida- tion of all the raliway interests between Buffalo and Chicago, Under this stimulus there was a return to the highest prices of the day for some of the list, New York Central advancing to 190, Reading to 98 and Hudson River to 159};, In the noon activity Northwestern rose to 78% for the common and 945% for the preferred, while Rock Island, which was heavily sold all day, touched 117%. The following were the closing prices on the call at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Cumberland, 33 a 24; Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, 3044 @ 3055; American Express, 40 a& 4035; Adams Express, 60 bid; United States Express, 6934 a 70; Merchants’ Union Express, 14% @ 15; Quicksilver, 1434 a 15; Canton, 61%; a 634g; Mari- posa, 7%{ bid; fo. preferred, 1641614; Pacitic Mail, 863g a 8634; Western Union Telegraph, 38!{ a 3334; New York Central, 18934 a 18934; Hudson River, 169 a 169%{; Harlem, 144) ading, 977¢ a 98; Chicago and Alton, 1543; a 156; Alton and Terre Haute, 39}¢; do. preferred, 59 a 62; Wabash, 69% a 70'4; do. preferred, 82; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 72)¢ @ 72%65 do, preferred, 843g; Fort Wayne, 1553 a 157; Ohio and Mississippi, 3234 a 3234; Michigan Central, 182! a 133; Michigan Southern, 105% a 105%; Illtnois Central, 14244 a 144; Pittsburg, 96 a 9634; Rock Island, 116% a 1164: Northwestern, 78 a 7834; do. preferred, 94 a 9434: Boston Water Power, 15 a 1614; New Jersey Central, 10644 a 107; Hannibal anda St. Joseph, 12214 a 124; do. preferred, 11934 a 120; Colum- bus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 493¢ a 404. ‘The following shows the totals of the average of the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for the past and previous weeks:— June iA, + + $53,124,800 162,451 Legal tenders. 16,178,352 Due f'm banks Pre 2. Loans. $55,340,053 Ino. $718,296 Specie Due to banks. Upon which the Ledger, of tiac city, say The banks, it will be seen by their return of aver- ages for the past week, increased their loans $715,298, and in lessening their liabilities of de- posits and circulation $445,149; lost of their reserve of coin aad legal tenders 3200, cent. ‘The banks are not, the % relatively a3 strong as they were last w eck. rly fifty per respect, SALES AT THE Kew 0K sT0Ck EXCHAN: Tuesday, June 22—30:15 A. Me + 121g 10 sha NY Cen RR. 6 10 Lake Shore MS RE Hit é 10000 8 Car 6's, new. 100 Tol, Mi be W 10000 do. oh wal sw HE. 40) C &NWRR. 150 700 C, C, Cin & TRR. 2:00 NY Ba, 74 x 800 Chic’ & NW RR pi 0 © 6's, °87 One o’Clock P. M. 00 shs L Shore&MS RR 1055; aga _ 3 ae — BESsaee 3% ee STREET QUOTATIONS. Five o’Clock P. M. geeaes: = es 4 a Northwestern pi 94), 8 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Toxspar, June 2-6 P. M. Berswax has ruled steady, with small sales within the range of 46c. a 4c. BUILDING MATERIALS.—A fair degree of activity pre- vailed in the market for most articles coming under this classification. For Eastern spruce the demand was tolerably active, and, the offerings being only moderate, the market ‘was firm at 19 50 8 $23 for common to choice schedules. There were sales of 750,000 feet within the range of these prices. Laths wore steady at $2 75, with sales of 600,000 at ‘that price. Lime though quiet was steady at $1 25 for com. mon and $1 60 for lump. Rosendale cement was in fair re- quest at $2, while bricks were freely sought after at 88 a $11 for North river, @6 50 » #8 for pale, $16 a $18 for Croton and 845 a $50 for Philadelphia front. CANDLES were dull, the demand being confined to small lots, but prices were steady at 18c. « 23c. for Western and city ‘adamantine, 480. for sperm and 68. for patent, Corron,—The demand from all classes of buyers continued t, and holders generally being anxious to realize the mar. ket was heavy and prices receded jg. per lb. The sales were only £42 bales (including 132 to arrive), of which 647 were a“ 4 the market was dull and neavy, for by | nee. There were sales oi ae ReneS ean oe era (* Some Beil fe low as B19: ec but ‘we could not trace them to a Berane, yg Pd say Bh al a ipo, ap Se ie ate 50 do. 44 do. 10 ond nt hominally uinebamgert. tern ly. The salon were Nb bole, Houthern ter ond firmer; sales 400 bola, Ci ie meal was steady, with sinall sales at #4 for Jersey, #4 25 for white Western $4 60 for Brandywine. Ba $500 5a 5 50 834 650 6Wa 6 50 55 Sia 635 5 6M. 70 op Ohio, ship 6008 650 Round boop Ohio’ trate brands 7—_ 850 St. Louts low extra. 60a 700 St, Louta stralybt extra 700% 200 St. Louis choice double extra. se 90 St. Louis choice family. Wa TOO Southern c! 9 00a 1150 douthern superfine 5a 800 Califoraia 60a 950 ae flour. 39a 635 Corn meat wa 450 a meal, Brandywine. 46ua 465 n meal: Jersev..... a 425 4 ‘The market for spring wheat was excite by the very favor. able tenor of the cable newsjvesterday ani toxlay (private advices quoting 9x, yesterday and 94, 2d, to-day), aud prices advaneed Se. a 6e. per bushel, Considerable sales were made last evening ut #1 48 for No. 3 « to arrve, but nearly all ying. the sales to-day were at $1 0a the market closing tame at $1 52, California wheat w aot aostves bas te task Ket was lirmer 12, sympaiby wit wheat; choice was held at 17254 a 1 79, with BL70 vid. A boat Joad was taken for export on 13 ® terms. a 75,00 bushels Cin large part las spring to arrive), at $152 4 #1 SR for Non? spring on the spot, $1 48 0 81 33 for do. to arrive, cloning weak at $108 BI 56% for No. Ido. delivered, ‘$165 for amber ent et oa the spot and to arrive, (1 52 for ved bet Ae 67: genall Iota Cailvornin and wl a él 80 for \d Ie. a 2c, higher, The sales pe about 70,000 bushels at 65c. » 0c, for inferior to choice uew mixed Western—mainly at 8c. a Se. for fair to good canal and ratiroad—Me. a 98e, for white Western and Sie. a ke for yellow do. Oats were trm, with sales of 3,100 bushels at 78!¢c. in store and 76c. afloat. Rye, barley and ley malt cqntinied to rule duit and nominat F1su.—-With increased receipts anda limited demand the market for dry cod was heavy, and prices were rather lower. 2.000 quintals ‘igorge's were 40ld at i Wy the market closing at $7 87/4 887 50. Mackerel were only’ moderately After, but with light’ stock prices were, genorally, a ry. There wore aales of about 150 bbls. at $28 tor No. i bay, #27 50 for No. 1. shore, $8 8) for medium No. % €10 60 for large do., and $17 50 a 815 for new No. 2 Box horri were lirm at’Sic, a 4dc. forscaled, aud Be, aB8e. for No. te though we heard of no, sales. Or pickled lah there were sinall sales at $4 30 for haddock and'@? 60 for eod. FREIGHTS.—fhe market was more active and rates were higher in some cases, as will be seen by reference to the en- gagements below. The chartering business was quiet, though an improved demand prevailed for grain and petroleum ves- seis, which were held at about former rates. The cngage- Tents were:—To. Liverpool, 23,500 bushels wheat at fd; ud er steamer, 20,(00 bushels Wheat at 8d.,300 boxes bacon at 60., 200 "bhds. tallow at 278. 6d., 30 cases lard at Oe. To London, 15,000 bushels wheat at 73¢d., 500 bola. roain at 2s. 2d, and 100 de, tobacco at 308. a 35a. To Glasgow, 30,00) bush- els wheat at 5s. per quarter, ‘To Bremen, 30) bbis spirits. tur pentine at 4%. To Briatol (not previously reported), 22) ushels wheat at 6igd..and 600 tons ollcake at 20s. The charters were:—Au ftalian brig to the Britieh channel with 1,5.0 quarters grain atds. 9d.; an American bark, 450 tons to the river Plate, with lumber, at 816 50; a Norwegian brig. 250 Plate, lumber, &c., at £700; a Di Rio, yeneral cargo, on private warms: ' North German bark fom Philadelphi, to Pine Aoditeranean, with 3,100. bots, petroleu a North German bark from'Philadel- pia to ‘Stottin, with 2,400 bbls, do.y at 4a. 7sd., and a British ark from Palla to Cork for orders, United Kingdom or Continent, with bbls, petroleum, on private terms. UNNIES.—OF cloth 200 baies were sold in Boston at adc. Bags were dull and nominal at 10%g0.a ic HIDEs.—There waa a moderate degree of activitytin the Buenos Ayres, 25 orl Was more active tech tbee tte, a 19, ; Matamoras: Vera Cruz, 18 a 19 ibs., and Tifextean, 22 a 24 lbs., Wea Ie. a 19¢. ; Tamp' pico, 30a 22 hs., Ide. a i9e, : Bogota, kash Ibs., 18396 ed ‘otal stock hides, June 23, e8 143, corresponding date last year, $, Hors. The market was very quiet, there being scarcely ay, foorend, Prices ranged trom 6c. to Ibe. for inferior to choice grades. HEMP continued to rule dull and nominal at 12. a 1e., gold, for Manila, and 4c. aSc. do. for Jute; We. a Wiha ae. do. for Sisal, and £c. a $c. do. for Way.—The demand was tole vor and ptioes ‘re- mained steady at sc, for shipping, 48 for Fetait lots, 33,10 for long rye straw, aut We short do, Txox.—For Scotch pig the market waa dull, there being bat iry, and prives were heavy at ®i0a%t45. We beard Of no gales Gf consequence. American was irimiy held at $41 a B42 for No. Lani for No, 2 tue oflerings of mer belig extremely Light, Sules’ 1,600 tous a private terms. ftetines bur wax qulet Dut steady at $85 a' $00, New rails were quoted at $55 a $58, gold, Cor English, and ®74.a $76, currency, for American, without sales of’ moment. LEATHER.—Thore was prevalent a fair demand for hem- lock sole, the market for which exhibited considerable firm- ‘neas at the quotations aera, ‘The receipts are still ey moderate and the stock 18, ight, wuile prine of ‘all gradea continues scarce and wanted. Onk—Crops were moderately sought after at ateady prices, while other kinds were dull, but unchanged. Rough was steady, with a mdderate ingulry. e quote :- —————— He mtoek. ‘B. Ayres ry R. Grande. Orinoco, » aB%c. Ble. oie 2i6c.n BDg0. Boe, lige. 293 Boie. ade” aBee ae Light, Middl Heay; Foor damesed, ail’ kind ela Bers “Aten anes Poor ri al nds, a rou nanan nbs pny Bee 8 de: a abe. fie aig Heavy.. Belliés, 22c. a 24c. Lxab.—Pig was in light request but steady, with small sales of ordinary foreign at ‘gold. 3) a 86 3136, quoted at 10%40., and sheet and p' per tie. “ _—s MOLABS! ate de demand was fore re uctive, Dut the market was heavy f all grades. There Guba clayed at or about 80c. ‘We quote :— = Guba centrifugaland mixed. clayed Gabe am » Felning Guba ba muscovado, grocery Rew Orleans. Bai rbadoes: NAVAL Stoxes.—For spirits turpentin lower, but subsequently became firmer un fe it, and cloned firm at Shao for = hy bole. at dtc. he erbeehy a do, rom the what) at (New York bbls.) in lots, at 480-0 43en, an ping order, on private terms, Dat Gueeer ‘at Waa dullfor the iow gradoe’ Dut, moderately, active’ for the grades, Prices were generally without alteration. | The asies wore Gao bbe. No.1 Sad low pale at 8¢ 5, 7 do, No.1 And paleat tn #5, and 18) ‘do, Now nt 80 60 'a g ey tes ay te dow, BB d window gland? Ha $10 5 areca ahs ass 2 98s to to t 50a bbis. of the ater at #2 ib. OU CaK®.—Western was dull and nominal at $51, O1s,—Crude whale we! in active request, and prices were higher in consequence, The aules amountel to 6,000 bbls. at leached winter wh: 7 ro quoted at oy St Ib whhoet onic of moment Grade sperma wos cot ane Srately sought afver and lower, euonin's ‘ate ta 81 80, Sates of 500 bbls., on private terms. ‘Unbleached winter sperm was quoted at #1 bleached do. do. at §2 a #2 05 and Men- haden at 7c. a f0c., without sales. Linseed was dali and heavy at #1 (8 a #1 08 in casks and bbis., while lard, though quiet was me mand with small gales spring and winter at s five was dull and nominal at 81 4% a 1 45. ified red oil was Wee at 90c, jc. Paovisionievets 1 bois. beet, 437 packages lard and 100 kegs do. ‘The demand for pork was more active and a fair business was consummated, but the market was lower, closingrather weak at $38 75 for new mess. The salee 73 for new ‘828 60 for for city mess. For future dees we t in light demand co iness and eard of no sales. Ge. with m1 and prices were hears ;| about 100 bbis., in tote, were sold at 29 a 8 for oe. mess, and 812 ‘a #16 for extra do. Of hams, \which | were "ready ‘n value, _ about were 830 for Southern and Western. Treree ye beef one dull and nominal at a for prime meas and for Indi Pg fy Set Ag stock meats were in “timived de- puebd. bel wibeut change of ‘sonaequrace, fa alan abent 50 pac ‘were sold within the crue of Ide. a 14ic. for dry ted and pickled shoulders, 15}yc. ‘for smoked do. Mien Ire. for pickled iat 18% ¢ for.a fancy Lot do. and 20c, a Ble, for smoked and For lard there was Log y but so e a een firm, ages . ‘or but nas re ‘wae passat active, inqu ey beime mainly for the fine grades, end prices were firm at bur Quote. Hons.” Cheese was sparicgly dealt in and prices were lower. ‘We quote :— NEW CROP Trssnmage State Oring, full yellow. firkins, light colored. delivery, the taarket elewing, at suow Ae’ The eaies, A la. for Jue al te Mao, for J aly ot 8 4c, 200" a. gc and BO do, prime white tn uli at 26c. in Pu Mindelpuin th ry. Sales moter des a en dull and bea Ly st on Darollo A an sie bt steady, with small enles at Ph es 5 - 2 market foe ea was on the pote from Closing at the ‘quotations a ‘at le. for Cuba. as . Gy nod teqe at comimou redsin ; fair to ie, fe Ce et See hhda. and bones, mb “ae eas) fining grades, ime’ * Tikes ‘and tinned 1 hae wae rm “ough sna 8 Replay at Le tl ‘a nel, Continhed to rats rule dull and nominai at my 8s 78 0 94 for timothy and S% for dull and nominal at about $8 1234, uoted at é6c., though we heard eTRAninn met nal but . sandiie ARINE wae, slow Of sale, But prices were « 193g. 0 20) efor fatto cole haa ni —We heard of Were steady and firm nt Ser iy TALLOW hay halt fair — firmer, About 125,000 lbs. wore disposed of at IL!qc. @ 115 qc. i Tig nitty were ‘ta, and we only heard of sales of 50 pigs ‘at BOe., gold, which was about the current price for lenale lols, Banon was quoted at S4e., gold, and English . do, Of the latter five = were fold on private terme. ‘lates were duli, the inet co.fined to small lote at Brices within the! rage of the, es pal, Ce charcoal a coke, terne. and batoval vs a 88, o.—The business in Kentucky ewe hew ry prices, the demand stil! being chiefly for ex; ie amounted to 1,460 hhds. at prices ranging rom Te. Wo He, Seed ba wan but litte sought after, but the few sales made not difering trom those jously obtained. ‘nee were 1,000 cases Connecticut at 8c. a gc. , 50 do. ‘or Sone, Prices ‘he market was rather ¢ at Ihe. a S0e.. 88 do. Btate at Ide. and 100 do. do. fillers at at our quotations. We quote Heney Western Kentucky New C10} ant Cassette. Gommon lugs, ports & oie. ey 9c. & Wige. Medium lea: Ne. Good 12sec, @ Lc. Me, "a oe, Iiige. a W840. New Crop. 13ge. a Ide. uc. & de, Wrap) 2 Mbe, Peansylvt ania and Ohio ters 2 Tge. Arsrage lote.. We, 4 ol cut, ict a, Bose; Te cht, $l U2 lot, Ric. Sg. Manufactured — ~Black work, common and medium, Ite. # 19c., in bond; good and fine, 20c. a We., do. ; oright works common ‘and medium, zUe. a Ye. good and fine, o HAL EBON. —Aretic wag etre at Lg ot ep ibs, was made at 9c. first hands and 26,000 in 5; eee aye ieee a a tax pal it sales at these pric FOOT! were dult at Llc, for bleached and lc. for “Woo. —The demand oon fleece continue limited, being for lots to supply the imme: ieamediote wants of buyers, thy que! though holders are firm ip whieh continues to arrive sparingly, fg in demand at 46c. a 48c., but cenerally firmly sen Soc. th hough a few eales have bal effected upon a basis of Id, shou 9 sale ey st W Iba. in Miators" hands, al for X Ohio. Pulled is almost neglected, but un- ol in vaiue. Calsfornia continued —_ dull, and of most grades. are entirely nominal. ie _moierately active at former) prices; the receipts continue modera! For the eral! if Bi ‘The salen Georgia ae ‘ite. below to ‘ pBhcis whee itp tite eaiser 000 22440. 8,000 fine Michigan a joy LA \d com- mon do. at 47; nd at Sec. at 8 490.5 6,000 unwashe 33,000 Ghio at 46e. 0 B3ice, citeluding 3,000 new Obio at Spank we, 10,600 combing at fitige. a Sic. "10 bases scoured on private terms ; als also 0 ioe, pulled ad dle. for ‘a 4c, for uper, an ‘45c. for very clean ean beg tit) ibs. Mexican at Bice, 2,500 Iba Al fall i aip Galrfornia at bic. 12,000 Ibs. common Texas at 2,000 fine do. on. terme, OF foreign the. alse “were 4 duo Tbs. washed at 88¢., and 15 bales Cape at 38 ic. a'30c. IN ILLINOIS. — ut being de- HORRIBLE Case OF CHILD MurpeE: Ahorrtble case of child murder is veloped in Jacksonville, ee It appears that about one year ago @ of one Walle, eteven months oid, was suddenly taken sick ‘and died. buried, no suspicious circumstances be! time detected, Since, however, the parent child have separated, in consequence of the alleged intimacy of the wife with the family physician who attended the chiid. Recently a letter directed to the wife, from her sister in Germany, fell into the hands of Wable, and from that letter he gets the startling information that the onild came to death by poi- son ad) tered by the mother, The sister 4] of the poison wi the mother used to kill her last child, and from this comes another inference that four other children, the fruits of their marriage, who suddenly died before, may have been poisoned. Wahle had tie child exhumed and its stomach sub- jected to a chemical analysis. which revealed the fact that arsenic had caused the death of the child. Suspicion points strongiy to the complicity of the physician with the mother. SPORT IN PRospsct.—The Lockport Sportsmen's Club have procured 500 birds, which will arrive in a day or two from Toledo. They propose to give a sporting reunton some day within the next two weeks, inviting the members of the clubs of Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls anc other contiguqus places to a friendly shoot.—Locxport (N. ¥.) Union, FURNITURE, LL COLORS SATIN, BROCATEL AND RE! lor Suits, from #8 0°22 a sult: also over B4),00U worth Parton, Chamber, Dining Room and Library Furniture, cheap for cash; warraiited het class at ERNEST ROTH'S Purnie ture Manufactory, 66 Bleecker street, between Broadway and Mulberry sti te A WRERSITURECPURNITORE FOR SALE. AT A « sacrifice; private family leaving cit) Elegant satin brocate! Parlor Suits, made to order for HA, will be sold for 180; one do., 875; Carpets, Cu sewood Planoforte, Paintings, Bronzes, Ei Chamber and Dining Room Furaiture, ‘€o. West Twenty-aixt street, near Sixth avenue. TL PRIVATE | SALE. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING Room Suit, covered French brocatel. cost $450, for #255; one Jo. #70; Planotorte, Etageres, Bookcase. Velvet Mirrors, "Brocatel, Lace C1 urtains, Marqu :terie bois de vase Cabinet aind Table, Paintings, Bronzes, rosewood and walnut Kureaus Wardrobe, Mattresses, Extension ins, Ss, Cabinets inquire at 1 Table, Bull Mhinawrere, “Ginsewate, Siiverw half ae ue? ieepety et family, leaving oy. "OT West treet near § ixth avenue. HOUseKERPERs CAN BUY FURNITURE, CARPETS ‘and Bedding at GREENE & CO.'S, No. 198 Eighth ave- nue, and pay by the week or month. ENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED. IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULnOn STREET. Fo @ SALE—EIGHT SECOND HAND V: ELOCIPED! various sizes, from the largest to the smallest. Sold for we want the rooms for —oT ‘Can be isos No. 196 Barrow street, Jersey Olt J. A. BURR. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR. BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON | STREET. re DENTISTRY _ A zauait ee HAVING TEETH EXTRACTED.—GAS troduced since firet administered, five tered Tames of thoueandas no extre ch sully Desutiful light , weighted lower, and partial plates, ‘without clasps; plumpers, work for style and cheapness beyond com; thon ; call and examin payment uniess sulted. Dr. EVANS, 346 Sixth avenue, near Twenty-drst street. \HEAP DENTISTRY.—DR. _ BRUSH, 82 WEST TWEN- ty-eighth street. Beautiful Sets, $10 and upwards. Teeth filed with golds gi. Extracting without pain, by use of was. Work warranted or no payment. c . DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. ‘MARBLE MANTELS. NAMELLED SLATE MANTELS, PLAIN, MARBLE- ized and decorated. PENRYHN SLATE 40 West Biguicenth ‘oar ARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND Marble Mantels, rich and elegant desi; STEWAKT & CO., 60d Sixth avenue, between Thirty: ‘arth ani Thirty-sixth streets, S.. KUABES, © FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD Marble Mantels, Henditones, &c., chea ‘han suy one else, to reduce bis Ticge stock vatore Temoving to bis new factory. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD C' ED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. __ ASTROLOGY. A “_ MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR- + voyant.—Visit her business, for everythi: See ep yl fang er STROLOGY.—DR. AND MRS. BROUGHTON CAN BE consulted on astrology and medicine at 504 Canal street RRIVAL OF MRS. LINWooD.—a1 GREATEST BUSINESS Medical Clatrroyant known, Eighth avenue, MARA ANNA. SEVENTH DAUGHTER, MEDICAL hasrroyent and Sptriualit, eauees lore Sa Third avenue, rend ween Minetoenth'ana Pevatienh etroste, FOR SALE, pnts BAKERY. ON EIGHTH AVI ALE,.AP- tip O WATSON & UNDERHILL. 1) reat tract, N ADVANTAGEOUS LEASE FOR SALE—ON REA. the premises suitable for retning pur. Free; so same Rafining Apparatus ands ton horse power ‘ine for sale cheap. Address J. L., box 1,410 Pot oltice, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIREPROOF SAF +A. new and second hand, for oflice and parlor use, for sala cheap, ut 62 Cannon street,’ between Delage an aan "RARE CHANG! Stand for aale cheap Apply oJ. KENNEDY, ahd LARGE HERRING'S SAFE FOR SALE AT A SAC rifice; also two medium and one amall Safe of Wilder's, Marvin's and Lilie's make; Letter Press, one Desi, at 0 i Dey street, FRU If AND SODA WATER j want reasons given (or soluing. Fashington stree BARGAIN IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY.-A CIGAR Store in a good avenue; the owner going into other bustneas, Inquire at 55 aveuue D, in the fancy store. CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.—FOR SALE, THE old.and well known Fruit und Paper Stand corner of Grand street and Bowery ; changed hands once in four years; now doing good |usiness very low rent. Cail at 236 Grand st. BAKERY FOR SALE PRICE 91,800; DOES (A usiness of thirty barrels a week. iestaurants, tina Store Glgar Stdree: Billard Saloons, Collse Saloons, Hote untry Stores, Meat Markets, Wholesale Produce ITCHELL'S Store Agency, 17 Cedar street, 'N ENTERPRISING MAN, WITH A SMALL AMOUNT of moans, can enter one of the best paying (cheap and ) Restaurants in the city; located down town ; substan: reasons for selling. ©. BROWN & CO., 123 Worth atre: GREAT BARGAIN,—GENTS' FURNISHING AND hue; rent low. Apply at 611 Third avenue, in the store. A. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE—PRICE 3,700, ‘712 Fighth avenue, opposite Eighth Avenue Rall; road Terms e: re chance. fir “greeks 8 Store Agehey, 7 Cedar atrest. MIGAR STORE FOR SALE—WELL LOCATED AND y as fitted up; doing good business. Inquire at 125 avenue. D2UG, STORE, FOR SALE_—WELL LOCATED AND finely fitted up; doing a good trade, Address box 30 Post office, Paterson, N. J. RUG STORE FOR SALB—IN “BROOKLYN Prominent neighborhood; well stocked ; long i tutte terms if bought immediately. Address Chemistry, eral RUG STORE FOR SALE_DOING A. FIRST OLASS Dbusmeas lone ontabliah tisfxction given. Apply to GC. W. CRITTENTON, N wenne. RUG STORE FOR SALE—ONE OF THE HAND- somest and beat stocked, on a tirst class and prominent thoroughfare in Brookiyn, For particulars address box 4,177 New York Post o RUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.—UN- expired lease, with Apartments to live in, Address M. box 74 Herald branch ottice, Brooklyn. OR SALE—DRY AND FANCY GO®DS STORE, ES- A riablished 13 years; lenge of 4 pears: a chance seldom offered. Inquire on the prem! enti avenue. : ree WM. BEAUMONT. RUNK STORES IN Il cash capital this is a fine chance to make money; the owner has other business, and cannot give this his attention, For partic yon the premises, corner Canal and Thompson street SA: BLIN: D AND D Door Business; well established ; satisfactory reasons for selling out. Address A. J., Herald oftice, | [JOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A store in Hoboken ; will be sold very cheap ; no good will ; satisfactory reasons for seling. Apply yat 160 Washington street or No. 8 North William street, New York. OR SALE.ON THE BEST THOROUGHFARK IN Brooklyn, the Stock, Fixtures and Lease of a grocery, tea and coffee store. For full particulars apply to WILTSE, 16 tulton avenue, near Jay street, OR SALE— ONE, BURGLAR "PROOF SAFE, MEDIUN in good order. Apply at 257 Broadway. OR SALETHE sTOCK AND FIXT' long established corner (irocery Store, in a good toca- tion; rent low; alsoa Horse and Wagon. ‘Cail at 412 Firat enue, corner Twenty-fourth street. OR SALE-THE DINING AND OYSTER SALOON, with private supper rooms, four years’ lease, 9 Prince atreet, coruer Mercer; cheap for cash. GOR. SALE _e6r0—a VERY FINE RESTAURANT down town, with twelve furnished rooms. Address OR SALE THE STOCK AND, THREE YEARS’ ten Taland “ger eg Se ann fi tow. STYLE, |. on the jses or to Esq., 18 West | wrest” al {OR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN A LI TOR STORE. $25 avenne A, corner tleth at Lease, F tures and Stock, "Apply at Mo. 3 Molfat Builaiog, 435 toa way. OR SALE—A GOOD MILK ROUTE OF 200 QUARTS _per day everything complete. — Appl ‘284 Division st, ly at ‘OR SALE-—A peo hg SALOON, NOW DOING A business, ne Hai. Thiv store can chased on very | 5 He terms. Apply 10 WILLIAM MOKEAG, No. Chambers FOr, SALE LIQUOR STORE, IN A FINE LOCA. tion up town: English Beer Pump. for four years. Apply to WM. ITTE! BS, 454 Canal street. R SALE—JOB PRINTING OFFICE, IN COMPLETE ad claas business; best locality in the city: th capital will be taken. Address M. A., OR SALE_—THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND J RrGHT Lease of Lafayette Hall and Hotel, 695 way. Inquire on the premises. OR SALE—COUNTERS AND TABLES OF ALL z len, tga prices. Also Liquor Bar. Apply at 239 Springs OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES of wholesale and retail Liquor Store; the reason for sell- Es dissolve partuership. Apply to BUCK & THISTLE- No, 347 Fulton street, Brookiyn, opposite City Hail. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FURNITURE of asmall Hotel, filled with permanent boarders. To a Party with a small if otice, this isa good und safe investment. Address A. F., Heral R SALE—AN OYSTER SALOON, CHEAP, FOR cash; first class location for lager beer. ice cream or any other business, or will let to a smart young man, with fSxtures. Apply for two days at 44 Market street, FS SALE CHEAP—THR BUSINESS, TOOLS AND Machinery of the Wheelwright and 1 lacksmith Shop No. 60 Ninth avenue. Also the Premises to let or lease for a term of yearn: large brick buildings. Apply at 31d West Sixteeath street or 67 West Eighteenth ‘OR SALE CHEAP. Sera vernier), quite new; bor 124 Herald office. R SALE CHEAP—A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, with Lease and Fixtures; licensed paid to November 1, 1800." Satisfactory ,reason iven for selling. Apply at thé southwest corner of Cannon and Rivington streets. ‘SURVEYOR'S TRANSIT also Chain, &c. Address OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE RIGHT FOR UNITED States of a Permutation Bank and Safe Lock, covere! . M. FOWLER, 390 Bowery. MM", oko ur E FOR SALE-SERVING 600 QUARTS olesale gold thi weet ‘as the owner bas other business ; price #1,10). wR ter 10 o'clock A. M., for three ‘at stable 300 pe LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF RESTAUR- d Bar gn, oe of she bex: thoroughfares in the clty. es two recent patents. Real estate or securities taken in ex- good Horse, Wagon and Harness; must be Ra Taig eighth street, near "Eighth arene, Apply tot to THOMAS GAFFNEY @ C0. A Cham: vip ee ae hk IE aw AREY a dy PTT, MEMBER OF ¥. or N. and RC. rivate diseases. Of 05S Ch Chatre Kr" BNo feo uniess cured. oo A‘ PRIVATE DISRASES CORED. IMMEDIATELY vate. Da. HARRISON, 177 Noir] Bleecker stre GREAT AND ocae DY FOR MARRIED = rhe Female Fie’ : Auteatinte : rarer emcee cote Deas : ae ava Hay AL, Tae i) SBRVED HOF THE e NEW TOR STREET, BROOKLYN. Ingnaentene is, mR aioe. ike mane Price @b, Dr. A 1 GRINDLE, FEMALE ay i A; complaints. Pleasant Tooke for nereiag ng one. PHYSICIAN.—DR, GRINDLE, 120 waeg th ced near Sixth Pw over a at meg Le vag ate Sy a board rooms, ursing provided. AMbrRRANE TUsiAENS cuRED IMMEDIATELY BY aa Betnbe rant WITH CERTAIN CURE CURE FOR, MARRI) or without Madame RESTE tive Feet : Female emele Fa N eral, Novi, ato oro. to ibe peioe 6, ich can Sever tad are yy ‘os Realthy. soit her office, ay A Bas mad Greenwich l. = ireen' _sreeersidirant Caution.—All are YSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, DIARRHEA, &C. pe QNETIPATION, p ays Gi %. Se BARRY @ 00, 16 Wilem aren, “Now York, and ‘ail T TO FEMALES.— MPO! er Ate on an ices, eee ) itee certain relief tomar. a | ies no pain or !nconre- ents from a miei ilps ees treet, eat Th CF r ADIES’ PHYSICIAN. al ASOHER, Ni ITY relief at once, eitout dene, Riegant rooms, ac. M": LINWOOD'S FEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING Pills, safe and sure and never known to fail inone Ladies attended to, with or without medicine, 962 ighen ‘avenue. QPECIAL AND PRIVATE DISEASES SPREDILY AND effectually cured by Dr. GRINDLE, 120 West Twenty- aixth atreet, near Sixth avenue, Qontedicines Cows fvtaiona fre BT aa cine. Conse ( 16 Raat Toirtieth at ret hacotapntomnan ot Pye serene is FOR THE WER) AL Lp CRIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OU RANCH OFFICE, 45 FULTON STRLER ) BOOKBINDERS.—A_ RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE, ‘along established, well located down town Bindery, with “good ‘machinery and toola and customers. Address, for particulars, Bindery, Herald ofice. D Nabil 144 BRANCH RALD ee In BROOKLYN AT OUR FICE, 145 FULTON STREET. REWS’ Bsa ad STEAM | HOISTERS RUN without no! and econom!- igrens WM. D. ANDHEWS & BRO. ale Water aireet, New ¥ ork. ° woop & MANN ENGINES,, BOILERS, SAW Ahi eS MS TELS Sonat are A LARGE SCRRW STAMPING PRESS, WITH A Plates, Pune! Dies, steam gauges, w' = cheap, with or without dies, &c. Address 188 Herald jee. ng gies HORSE Je bag ae. AND BC BOILER chine, Blower, Trip Bi oe ly enplehe. Wi be sold low. heey mtd Went nes Sr. R SALB-MACHINERY: A. VERY LARGE DROP 8 on al Cireular Say ae ett an tas iltiam stfeet, machtalat R SALES PATENT tout FOR A NEW AND IM- Address Vaive, proved Steam aire, aerousniy tested. box 6,149 yor BALE CHEAP_THE LARGEST 9 LL AS. sored stock of Machinery in the coun of $a c Apply oF, CASSIDY, 4 tung, Be iachinery, No. 410 10 Bridge street, ‘ARINE BOILER FOR t SALE. OXF, NEW MARINE Return Tubular Roller fiat clase, 13 (ort wides 28 (Get eT, o4 and 66 a ices Apply, a CHA N®*%, AND SECOND ND , MACHIN RY BO! ant Nites Fags Pataki Rare Water street. O% rorty.1 Boas LOCOMOTIVE AND TWO FLUE 60 Bollers, 44x28 reet, complete, at second ‘also ott sizes. oon nee oa : ANTE! ONE SHAPING MACHINE, stew oe Hletion feed ears res eorkw ovtling compels 7 14 INCH CONDENSER TUBE 17. 0 00 ures tinned inside and outside, iT for lees than halt price of new tubes. S RICHARDS & CO., 14 Mangin street, N.Y. Vi RTISEMENTS irs THE -WeR A’ - BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANGH (OFFIC, Lied FULTON ‘STREET. aM DANIEL will BILLIARDS. -_ ILLIARDS. FOR SALE, THREE FIRST CLASS BIL. liard Tabies, bg Ge LJ 5 ee Cat te So will be A ’ Seventh ‘sold cheap. wrest, corner of Futausoue. 9 eae THE EVENING TELEGRAM. NHE GREATEST oF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN HIS WAR PAIN. 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