The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1869, Page 5

: a EEEEEEemen servative in their views, and prefer an alliance with the Commodore to the uncertainty of a consolidation with the Erle party. The Northwest stocks were active on the report that Daniel Drew was moving in them, while the express shares were strong, in sympathy with a sharp advance in Wells-Fargo, which company is reported to lave succeeded in obtaining a contract over the Pacillc Railway. Sometiing oficial should be given to the public by the company, otherwise this oft-repeated story may come to be regarded as another effort to assist the The market was strongest Just before the second board, after whicn it declined ‘The following were the clos- ing prices at the last session of the Stock Exchange:— 6134 a 54; Cumberiana, 27 a 30; Western Union, 36 a 3614; Quicksilver, 13% a 15; Mariposa, 9), @ 10; do, preferred, [8 a 18)4; 6534; Boston Watcr Power, 1334 a 15; Adams Express, argo Express, 20% bid; American ‘nited States Express, 54; New York Ceniral, 178% a 179; Hudson River, 163'¢ a 16334; Harlem, 1M a 1344; Erle, 93% a 83%; do. pre- 53 m 58; Reading, 96 a 9614; 120; Lake Shore, 184; Cleveland and Pittsbur; Chicago and Northwestern, ferred, 85 @ 85354 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. 'ToRsDAY, Oct, 5—6 P, M. ‘The gold market showed something of ita old life, and the premium tinctuated quite briskly, From the opening price of 123% there was a sharp advance to 150%, with @ reaction late in the day and subse- qnent tothe government sale to 1207. The early advance Was based upon We Spanish-Caban news, At Whe government sale the merciaats were large buyerg. The speculative feeling for a decline which followed the restoration of quict to the gold market is evinced in the active borrowing demand for cagh gold, Lenders allowed from seven to five per cent on the currency collaterals for ine gold in the greater number of transactions, but m many instances got the currency without interest or Mat, The block in the exports strengthens the fecling in favor of higher gold, especially as the demand to cover “short” sales of exchange is also quite active, The course of the premium to-day is shown mM the IP. 2 3PM, »P 42. M.. 6PM. The record of the government sale 18 given In another column. The bids were for a total of $5,730,000, haha took out $229,000 In specie, The Treasury Department i now trans- ferring gold from tie asuty 1a New Orleans to the Sub-Lreasury in this chy by the sale here of J gold certificates, payable in com at tae Sub-Treasury in New Oricaus, which process enables the Treasury to make ihe lransier without risk or expense. ‘The driit of the money market was to sll] greater ease, and lenders, rather than jet their balances go unemployed over night, were salieded with as low a five per cent on call, at which rave money was to be hai in good suns before ihree o'clock. The great bulk of business, however, was at six to seven per cent. The prevailing abundance of funds is due to several causes. Tue great shriukage in vawies ab the Stock Exchauge has primarily leaseued the demand. It requires a great deal iess money to carry stocks now than it did ainonihago. Again, the demand from the West is comparatively light. The shipments of curreucy have commenced, but the amounts sent are small, The decline gold has checked the movemeat of the crops. The farmers have in thetr minds tue old prices, and are loath to sell; lence the retention of grain which, witha higher preminm on gold, would iind its way to the seaboard, while curreucy would find tts way to the \ It 18 curious to specuiate what will be the oventual result of this slate of allalre, The more cynical Jnanciers suggest that Mr. Boutwell, who is so iwi of expedicnts for encouraging the business of the country, should turn about aud buy gold, with a view to letting out the crops, Peruaps it was an apprehension that he would be compclicd to change ims poiley that gave the gold market its firmer tone to-day, The iower rate for money 18 beginning to be felt m the inarket for cowmercial paper, wuere a bottler inquiry was reported to-day, Rates aiso show a diiamation, and prime notes were quoted at fiom nine to twelve per cent discount, A jarge importing house 1a Pine street is reported to have failed to-day. Foreign exchange was again steady and active under a large demaud for bills, Itsiould be remem- bered that in the Jate goid ‘‘coruer” there was @ very iree sale of bills on “short? account, which, like the overselling of the stock market, is reacting against the sellers. Many of these saies have been Covered within the last few days, while tue reduced Ine of exports curtaiis the supply of bills, The late goid speculation has ramiied in its effects every branch of business in Wall street. The following was the range of rates:—Sterling, sixty days, com- mercial, 108} a 109; good to prime bankers’, 109 a 10034; short sight, 10924 @ 1093; Paris, sixty days, 6.233¢ @ 5.16/4; short sight, 5.16% @ 5.16; Ant- werp, 6.2334 a 5.1644; Switzerland, 5.203¢ a 5.1634; Hamburg, 3544 a 354%; Amsierdam, 30% a 404 Brankfort, 40 @ 40}4; Uremen, 73 a 78%; Prussian thalers, 7044 a 71. Governments underwent a strong reaction from yesterday's prices, although the market was in the main dull, Each decline brings in new buyers, and hence any operation for a decliue encounters new opstacies. The foreign and liome markets have not been well balanced lately, owing to the fuctuations in gold, but showed more sigus of equalization to- @ay, and heace the closing prices of governments this afternoon were more sieady, the rise in ex- change and the firmer (one im goid checking saies to the foreign brokers. The closing street quotanous were as foilows:—United Siares currency sixe 107K a 10834; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 119 a 11914; do. Gm, coupon, 119 a 11934; ive-twenties, regis- tered, May and Novemoer, 115 a 115'{; do. a coupon, 1862, do., 119 }¢ a 11934; do. do., coupon, 1864, do., 119 & 11944; do, do., coupon, 1865, do, 11935 a 11944; do, do., registered, January and July, 74 a 117%; 40. do., Coupon, 1865, do., 11794 @ 11734; de. do., coupon, 1807, do, 117); a 117%; a0. do., coupon, 1868, do., 1173 a 1174; do, ten forties, registered, 108 & 10534; Go. do., coupon, 108 5g M 10824; gold, 129% @ 130. In Southern securities there was a steady market for a the issues exccpt the North Carolina iax bonds, which continue the victim of specniative Manipulation, aud to-day took a downward turn, reaching 44 late In the afternoon, The following were the closiig street prices of the leading bonds on the Southern list:—fennessee, @x coupon, 6255 a 234; do., new, 524524; Virginia, ex coupon, 503g; do,, new, 51 & 53; North Carolina, ex coupon, 48.850; do., new, 30 a 40; do., special tax, 433f a 44; Loulsl- ana sixes, 69 a 70; do. levee sixes, 64's 065%; do. do. eights, 83 a 84; Alabaun cignis, 91 a 03; do, fives, 61, ‘The annual meeting of the New York Clearing House Association was held to-day. Mr. John Q. Jones was elected chairman, Mr, A. Masterton secre- tary, and Mr. W. A. Camy manager. The following committees for the ensuing year were chosen:— Clearing House Cominitiee—I. D. Vermi , James M. Morrison, E. D. Brown, S. K. Comstock, 0. Leverich, Cominiitee on Adinission—W. A. Wheelock, Pre: dent Ventral National bank; V Lox, Casiier Mechanics’ National Bank: A. 1 oworidge, Presi dent Second National Bank; Jas, Dueil, Presiieat Importers and Traders’ National Bank; Ale. dus. en Presiuent Manufactures and Merchants’ committee of Conference on Suspensions—Jacod Campbell, Goorge W. Duer, Wiliam kK. Kitchea, Edward Maigit, &. b. Commitee on Arvuratioi-—R. WH. Lowry, Presi- dent National Bank of Republic; W. L. Jenkins, Cashier Bank of Americas W. He Hb Leather Manulacturers’ Navional Shepherd napp, President siechauies’ Banks Hatbantel Hayden, Prosident cnatuain National The total transactions for the year were 988, 527,374,204, and the transactions since its organi zation—a period of sixteen years—$256,027,558,902, The average transactions per day have been $126,088,780, being $27,910,917 more than any pre- vious year, and the total exchanges for the year $8,089,862,072 greater than ever before, While the stock market was in gencral dull there ‘was @ firm undertone and prices were not easily hammered by the shorte, who ave said to be very numerous, Indeed, the signs are that the market is now being manipulated to increase the short inter- est to the greatest possible extent, preparatory to a ‘bull movement by the cliques, The outside feeling for a rise 1s not a strong one, the tendency of those who lost in the recent “break” being to sell, rather than buy, the operation requiring Jess capital and therefore having its present inducements. There ‘was @ new ashuiile of the cards in Lake Shore to-day. In the iirst place it was imcorrectly stated last nignt that Mr. Ely had been elected Treasurer. That office ts stil vacant, Itis charged that the report came from ‘Within the directors’ meeting and was circulated as & “feeler” for the street. ‘The directors were again im session to-day and ejected Alanson Robinson @ director in place of Mr. Lockwood, who resigned the treagurership and his directorship together, The meeting bas not arrived at any conclusion as yet on ‘the subject of the Indebtedness of tie late incumbent, but the amount is now reported at more than $750,000, Friends of the suspended firm assert that they will resume within a week, owing to tho assist- ance given them by former and new patrons. As to the office of treasurer, it is said tho meeting dia- cussed a proposition to place it with one of the trust companies, ‘The election of Mr. Robinson is a oompliment to the Vanderbilt interest, and indicates shat the board of disgotors baye become more cou Rominally 20}4¢. a 1c. gokt, for Guayaquil, 10 bonds, and 210 ‘CoRDAGE was si at y at Bie, a Be. for Manila and 7c. for Gene uuesia. CooPEnagy § 8TOCK.—The _deman and prives were ik bode at ge ‘hows Prices were entirely nom jugar dul, ae8 We molussea do, vas the demand: being cbiely trom. spl ices current yesterda: ales Bil bales (7 to ‘and thelmarket Was stron} ‘fferings were light. were for epinning, 643 for The business in fusure deliveries. w: Picts, the gales being 200 bates, baais low muldating, 8 unloading of the stock, Modite New Orleans and became irregular. end Memphin, ani Texas. 2 25 ig Pacific Mail, 65 a Yor ingot waa extremely quiet and Prices were nominally 208" wolieard of no salca of importance. Mo, a 2440, for all kinds, Gorrike-rhe buslvess in Rio was light, the sales boing 835 bags ox steamer Merrimac and 10) do. ex” Kallsto on pe vate torma; prices were stead bond and partiy st Sle. a uli, but held at former pri 63 a 54; Wells. Expreas, $1433; ro 7 st bat va Messrs, Walia Soot “e Sons } Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin- Dat, 7344 & 74; Rock Island, 105% a 1054; Milwan- kee and St. Paul, 6876 a 69; do, preferred, $134 a 8: Toledo aud Wabash, 59 a 60; Fort Wayne, 85) a 854s; Aiton and Terre Haute, 33; do, preferrea, and Mississippi, 2734 ware and Tennneain) ‘The wock of most decriptions is large. a). 20 Gi, gold, for Jamaten and St Doraingo logwood, $29 U0 30 do tor’ Cuba fast Kinds fusite; #60, curr: ‘180, gold, foro ima wood, and UR Al cetpta, 17,796 bbls, (lon bushels whical, 114063 dor coneeal orf der ont 18 0 ‘Tho low grades of state and Western tlow mand for export, and advaveed be. a 1c. per rades were dull abd sl dull and hea fine New Jersey Chicago and Aiton, 140 bid; do, preferred, 145; Morris and Esqgx, 8734 0 83; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 109)¢ bid; do, preferred, 100 @ 109}4; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central . The range of the principal stocks was as Ke O! qu et was quiet, Prices Rye flour was only m anc lower, the sales with rales of 260 bb it 2 Mighest, Lowest. hey oro New York Central 11036°«177 = Se hii ichigan Southern, pr to rule dull and nom Iba, fleece at and coar BL, Loulsstratght axtrs St, Louis cholce double exira.. Bt Lonis choice family. Southern choice and SEs Northwestern pref ‘red, Rock Isignd. . Muwoukee and St Prete sa and St. Paul preferred 0 i wmSSs~as9eo Ss SSSSSESTSESRSTS’ x ee eee BeSR ESE BSP EEE REE eRe ag oc. Tae pet es of the Mliaois ‘Central Railroad for the month of September, 1869, were $761,156, and in Sepiember, 1833, $740,074—an increase of $21,112, The aggregate valuc of exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-day amounts to $6,011,442, against $3,807,082 for the previous week. ‘The following shows the totals of tho average of the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for tae past and previous ‘se = ° ‘a Corn meai Jareey —Whent was ta fair for export, and iy ues 42g for da or white Southern, rn 0 a #1 f0 for white Michigan. Wana, pariy ioe nls merket was firm, ‘The mled were abu nit t do Be 7) a7 ‘or amt et or! 7 ‘$1 1 for tatertor to. prime new mixed 4" ye.low Western. Sales being 40.00 was quiet} a email lot of State y aud bariey mait were dull, bat ua- ni $1 08 aR 10 tor white nore in demand aad frm, ¢ re moderately active and Boats 6 75 a S87 for Bask aut Deo. $25,202 Legal tenders. Due to bauks, n7T8.—The mar) t was sul quiet, but rates wero wecially for grain. Petroleum and grain vessels were moro sought afier, and several were chartered at avout for mugerates, while o:her kinds of to Dushela whost at 4 ey 66,000 bushels: ae seams 4,000 bbls, uo at Be. tide fs. Kl, ‘To ‘Roitardam, 3,000 To Antwerp, Clearings ....66. 87,52! Inc. 48134301 3, Association of Wool Manutacturers, elaborate and highly interesting address last even- ing, at the National § the Empire Rink, on‘ street, ander the aus! The subject of the address was, “Tie Woo) lidustry or the Umited + Mr. Bigelow 18 P exuibits, in the vari of secn at Rink «a remarkable degree in the growth and vigor of this branch of home industry. The annual value of our wool manufactures and of those manufactures in which woo! isa component part is not less, according to Mr. Bigelow, than $175,000,000, of which nearly four- fiiths are made from American woois, The coarse carpet wools, Which are not grown here at ail, the Worsted combing woois und the fine clothing woois, which are growo by us only in liated quantitiea, go to make up the rest, Passing a high encommum upon the perfection to which the Woo! manufacture has been vrougul in this Country, Lhe put the con. sumption of woollen goods in this’ ‘the Chicazo Tribune of Monday saya:— Some important clanges in tie money market and inthe exchanges have taken place durin; Money has become scarcer, and been a turn in the exchanges that is lle for A week ago sight bills on New York were at one-cightn discount, but as the shipment of grain diminished tae price of exchange radially ran up to p he banks being unable to get all tuey required for their customers were obliged to shi to New York. Atthe game time the shipments of currency from here to the countiy, siderably diminished from the volume of ten days ago, are still as large as usual at this season. These are features of importauce in finaaces, because they show that we are paying our Eastern ladebtednesi on our currency instead of with our as long as they remain unsold, are that muca These results are directly panic, The produce were but little in- 9 Liverpool 15,0.0 at 2a, "fo Lon‘toa, 1,000 fi this season of the year. bbls. — at és, to-day some of rters natin grain, at 76. bd fartere dow an'a Britta brig, ie same voyage at the same rate; a # to Gevon with 1,20) from Boston to the itiver ! British bh to Marsel at a Bremen ain 01 jis, petroleum, at a. Dg about F,60) UDIE. do. to. rcmen, at be (dy {8 short ay daya; a bark to o port in with, le, do., and two Darks from the Mediter- Fipend, “with tratt to" New. vorks on privan bark to'the Continent wilh about 5,000 bbls. petro enm, under “rliag bes pominal at 16g0. a though coa- German. a ehip. with “socked up.’? traceable to tie New York dealers of that city have been unable to get tne usual accommodations from their bankers because the latter have been lending their money to the stock operators who have been hard pressed by the gectline 1 stocks, and lave had to pus up miliions of oney Or permit their stocks to be so.d at enoriaous 808, GUNNIRS were i full and eine Bes weep womsinally I gold, Tor Manila do. a 4a, don for Jute, ti¢e Tor. Sisal, ‘and 7}g¢, 0 8e,, do., for Tampieo, in bond. Ho arket was ‘without ‘activity, there bei demand except for small lots to supply the Dresent wean ew. Hay.—A moderately active demand prices ‘were realized. rotuil lots at 9c, a BL SALLS AT THE NeW YOK VOU STIS¢ £X2 Taesday, Oct. 5—10:15 A.M. 4 Shipping Was se! sing at 8, Be 110, long rve etraw at ie. Hipzs—The demand was juoderate almost ail Kinds were quite. steady. bar Pilosteicoy 2040. a oot Orinocs! ast ice. w 0c. of some wi Americao made, Wh vided with forei#a brai to the poculiar, but temporary, causes which led to the preseut depression in the wool trade, he said they were over-stimul, tion large not car that the number of pouuds of Wool grown in (his te inst year, 118,100, Tto%.—For alt kind Scotch pig the mutket was ot there being voaroely any, a for Eegitnton, ex wt Gartsaerrie, do, Fas oe le: arnock, cpt an sales, 100 tons Glengarnock at was dull-at former pricen, VisteNos 1, 4 We heard of no important sal sold on private terms; hile new rai.k were’ qui steady, al Sid n 75, currency, for Ame: £0 d, for English. "LUATHRNS Hemlock sole was in tolerably active demand. There was fair suppiy of ail kinds exc 2000 C8530, 6. ae 206 £000 Tenn 6", new. 22000 Va G's, hew. 0. heavy and good maged, aree and Oak was quiet, bat steady, while rough was steady with a moderate demand, 0 B. Aj Sok ReGranla able. =i Soo aiucson, Tat mn ac 24 ‘mise, Reet — Be: ee M0c. 460. Ste.ndic. BY. adc. was quiet, but held for full prices; 25 tons ign were aol at $6 45, gold. Bar was quoted Sec aud eheet au: pipe 920-100 MoLAasons,—The market was stil kinds were firm, ‘Tho sales were vate terms, by auction #00 1 Tia: Porto ico at sles et e NAVAL STORTS. Tue market for nde ton were ntablo ote” The ig Wi (Neg Yor eat Maris) Es RE SESE teas: on 30.0. Col vig RD Eivingto cso 4uth stn E0th at, Ds, vy fte of 4th av, 40x10u, Vath st, na, 168 it w of ay A, Bx100.10, 18th at, ht, 1b0 few of dat av, Lost0u. 1, 197th at 8's, Bd av and Bt avy 6 845 thn OF Sth’ st, WI. 1OxI00, in rosin was amall; 200 Mariposa Min bbls, 100 Mariposa ny pith a, we Lande vale at pty a sna vinton gape? at $5 7 a B4 for Wilmington — Western was steady at G47 00, ab which price $1 03 in casks and it BI 45 @ HL 59 Yor with wes tates enbaden, Was dail and eo epee’ Wasiaston. Conrt st, € . 0 9 fs ot Warren st, seed Was ‘quiet at bbia. Lard was steady, with am: fall vane 56 for Winter lc. 4 ‘Western dition. rn was quoted at 105 43, 811; orate spe id Bighehed winver doy 1 ba a bi pei tft ia Be pent Wo HS Sze ey 12 3 s 2115 olock P.M. us 5s, eg con. ie a ths Bie Wd Rae dos 1% Hoiey'nt 8 Btneor st Sl ow end 31 08; Bienohed winter 481 80, and bleached and un- without sales of couse juence. i. ras {a some demand for ex: vate terms, but Grite, In bute, ras hold at 1 mn Moodenadet somerh at Reiined was sold at 31 Hteomnmanded d8e., wich ‘wan Desa was licht, however, the antes bein lo. on 10: Pa ato oo Raw otth av, Bats. Hea Se ne ease funot bt xT ban 150 ft n w of Bth av, 2x100, et ice an: sc, RL the opening, but later On gh wae riasiem Ri, = SS at and 1, gauss to rule dull and nominal st Ose alt market was less active, the sales being W) bbis. for October at 32c, Provistons—Recsipts #1 bbls. pork, @ do, beet, M4 pack. ages cut moni 86.49, and, 168k Th continued’ to rule dull, the vere heavy and cage closing The sales variety rime There was ti mess. ed. Roge were hrm at yg demand nt run ena bid new: SEs on Weihoa ‘ay and Hewea st, a w cor, 182x20v. Lot 5, block 18, map of heirs of John Wyckoir, 3S my aE Belmoat a by 2 Ny etre? rear el 3 En e - RESSRSSESS cS inal, sales of 60 bbl dealt in, but held with oe ut 200 boxes bp ey ati?icc. for erce ame Were quiet bul tency, rs with $20, Bacon mwas, modera tf efor Cuurberiand and Gut mate were stow picked ein etn A X 3 3 SER zee ¢ ae Oakwood WOODBIDE. Bloomteld to Newark road, w #, indefinite, 1 acre <4 fe Sessseesseaelsezs geeegee of A Ree be | Welsh, ce ots, at a7 milo. ‘Cheese was ln moderaie demand. for export and home at range 13 mc State wae tela a at dairies BE ghormam place, corn ast Five o’ Clock P. aa Bhore. 86) 3G. ta to a nut steady in value, rs Lot 1, block % map of Bayonne., COMMERCIAL REPORT. TuRsDay, Oct. 56 P. M. BErewax was in mited demand and heavy in price’ ‘Small sales were made within the range of dic. a 4c. BUILDING MATERIALS wore generally quiet; prices, bow: wes were quite stendy at former Bh ore Tn Eastern Hards were he 18;e.. 801 to, ome refining, to sien dow Ta? iw ee te ado, €ije. Bey Porto Rico, raduiny grades, Wi Gniy anderave. rocetptn anit a tot the markt for Liverpool was sen, opt current. The on there was a moderate 0 Font pysia pears Ives sed ling moverante) 1 65 for common, and @ a he followin Ra eke 6 eres lad, and that was per bn at itis’ demand rere trom 17e. 0 We. which were selling at 3. ned waa quiet eet firra, at 4430. 9 450., Small sales were Rt pet the demand being confin ota Deloes wore without ot obatge howe A at 80. @ Mie., perm seiantne elo quoted "“Govos was dull, and wy board of BO salem, pens were NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. but p gol: Buenos Curacoa, Be. 37 San Juan, 3 ‘Ayre, 4 was light, but prices wera ; tales about 80,000 lbs, at 1d:ye, a ld” ,c. for common was dull and prices were generally bi pigs straits on private terms, and 19 tons, Englta! We quote Flutes were ¢ joes, however, Wi sin fsproyed den partly at 28¢., cold, in paid. Yara was Heavy Wi and Clarksville. * Dige. w Mige ih Com ails (ah and medium, 200, a B0e., in howd. ‘Bright jc, i bond; good apd pa, 1,005 bb . ‘The market was dull and The gales were 100 bbls. at WHALEBONE Waa dull, bit unchanged. Arcite was firmly a. e market for fleece 1s extremely quiet, there any demand, but pri are steady tions. Wold ress at prices not he stock of most nited demand, et continues The gales were only 75,0 incinding 3,000 x) ibs. fe.) 6,000 Toa, XX do, at Hoe. 01 (the ‘latter price for i ing chip. California at 3) . OF W bales Cape at rales were nY. iT the ional Exhibition of the American Lusti- Mr. Erastus B. Bigelow, President of the National tbition nbw in progres: nird avenue and Sixt! 3 of the American Inetit ates.” The association of which sient 13 only five years old, yet it ty aud quality of tne articles manufactures now to be American wool anivy in round v0), atlowmng nest bers at $240,090, cohtinuaily rica and decry it icads to American goods belag pro- is to acl! better. Alluding jalion, a amount of produc. of tie demand. That tas was d by the influx of foreign goods, he showed 4 1869 was 60,511,543, While i 1568 1t had ads, aud the yalue of domes tures had iucreased in the Baie pertod from $48,000,000 Lo $176,000,000, Much of this excess preseat demand, be said, Made cotton scarce and turned cotton mills 1pto woollen mills. The principle which underlies our present tari on wools aud woollens was earnestly defended by a lengthy argument, embellished with statistical comparisons of the condition of labor and wages in tuis and European couutnies, coming to the conclusion that Congress has wisely eatered ona protective system. ‘The illuaive notion of free trade ‘was very fair in theory, said Mr. Bigeiow, but wholiy unsatisfactory in practice, as it ignores the great Jaw of seif-inverest aud the duty of a nation to pro- Vect its own industry Re othe the mjurious effects of foreign competion, a of production — over as due to the war, Which july a3 sacred as to aefend fis soli and ite homes against the aggressions of open war. BUAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, New York City. ft n of 98th at, 26: i - Bx. ota "1.8 fon of Troy bt, ft of Thomas at, 2x09 fw of 6th 1 Dry Bi xWU.5S * 09 fe of Bt av, BORIIN ty 8 W COT, LOGNKLUO. « Kings County. sROOKLY 14,800 » Li x f 5th ay, 50 ftw of Smith ay, 137 7 ft w of Consoly Lesex bia rg Ne de RWARK, s, 689 tts of Wavericy place, 50x170...... 1,600 By , 52 fte of Fairmount ay, 25xli v0 Ds, 200 ft from indefinite corner, Rx) 860 Ze it trom Jackuon sty 20x, 4,100 finite locality, 25x90. 6,000 johnson at, o a, BS fe of New Je: "400 Brena Mies behind ee eF Bly D te of Mo i inet © $i S7 ft of Mon at, , A tebe i Ridge at, 104 Tt from Crane one Ien av, indefnite localt Nnonau hiya 8390 ft wo ass MAST ORANGE. Indefinite, 100x293. . Hudson capueen” N.S. , 1 West Side a re iota Wt 19.. 8, 108 fn of Walnut st, Van Koi ah ‘of Maple st, VSEON OLTY, er Bergen wood av, 2161296x308, ‘Lot 113, map Weat me ae | Association, ‘xl Snokson st, w s, lot 98, block #7, ne Coster estate, 262100... 621 GREENVT YONNE. ANOTHER CURIOUS Law Case.—Mra. Parker was tried at Portland, Me., last week for shooting at @ Mrs. Baker, with intent to kill, The injury rendered averdict of ‘Not guilty on account of insanity.’’ on the decision of the jury being given the prose. cnting sending respondent to the Stave Aaylum for the Insane in accordance with the statute. Counsel for reapondent objected to the moyon on the ground that the jury had found her insahe at ihe time the murderots assuult was committed, but not that sue was insane the law upon him was peremptory or discretionary, and after the point had been ably disc ussed pro and con, after deliberation, Judge Goddard discharged the woman, saying he did not think it necersal 4 send her to the Insane Hospital to ascestain whet she was insane now or not, and as he believed ne [ond on eee, power in ie matter he ordered uorney moved tiere be a Warrant granted now. The Judge was tn doubt whether ischarge, because he had seen nothing to satissy mm that PLE Was over insane ab ADY WU, delivered an at THE COAL MLAE DISASTER IN ILLINOIS. of a Holsiing Repe-One Man Kided and Three Others Terribly Mangled, {From the Chicago Tribune, Oct, 4.) very sad accident occurred at tho coal mines at raner, lil, on Friday evening last. At about elgat o'clock on that evening, as four persons were descending the coal ehalt, the wire hoisting rope broke, and the men were precipitated, together with the bar upon which they were standing, to the bot- tom of thé shaft, a distance of 150 feet, At the news of the accident the most tremendous excitement prevailed among the miners employed In, the neiah- horhood and the citizeng of the town. Aa #00 as the facts developed themseives immediate steps were taken to afford the intappy men relief. With second car Was brought into to the bottom of the shaft, ound in a badly maugl killed outright, Their 1 to be Ben, Harwood, Robert s atts and Edward Sutton. Harwood injured that he has since diec, Edward Sutton was an engineer in the employ ot the company, and w His mind 1 i deat. He will probably recover. Robert Kinzie received such severe internal Injuries th entertained of lis recovery. Heury “badly mangled, thought he may survive. by birth, and has very weal old country. When he w him £10,000 sterling to start soon sanande this sum on the tart and came to thie country to mend Lis tones, He had been at Work in the coal mime but ashort time when this accident occure ‘There ts no satistactory theory yet given ax to the cause of the accide ne steel wire rope which supports the cage on which the 1sen stood ts said to be capable of sustaizing sixteen tons at. Lt had been used al! that day in hoisting coa ts is an parent e MARR AGES AND DEATHS. Married. SON.—In New York city, on ‘Tues- Calvary church, by the Kev. Reeve T. GARDNER, Of Washing D.C. CARY Gay, Oeiou n—W ISER, of New York city. No cards, Paterson papers please copy. TRIQUET—BEROUD.—On Saturday, October 2, _ by the Kev. Dr. Verren, J&AN BarTisrs Tar to Madame Tnikese KERovY, widow, both natives of France. WHitN —In_ Brooklyn, on beer Uetober by the RY to Marley, October of ‘, ia ihe vith “ ‘The relaiives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) alternvon, ot ball-past two o'clock, from the residence of his father-iniaw, the ev. Benjamin Sherwood, No, 8 Devoe street, Brook- lyn, £. D. *Vonnax.—On Mon be:oved wife of V her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally tuvited to attend Loe funeral, from her jate resi- dence, No. 4 New Bowery, this (Wednesday) aiter- 1 half past one o'clock precisel, Jn Tuesday, October 5, SuSAN Horr- wife of Tueron 8. Copeland, of consumpuon, aged 36 years, 11 months and 19 days. The funeral will take place this (Wednes day) after- noon, at one o'clock, from her laie residence, 412 Madison street. The frieuds of the family are respec uy invited to atiead. W Plains, on Monday morning, Dick. in the 82d year of luis age, , October 4, MARIA CORBAN, jam: Corpan, in the 26th year of ME ‘tbe relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, this (Wedues4 aivernoon, at two o'clock, from Grace cuurck, White Piains. DooLty.—On Monday, October 4, ANNE, widow of Luke Dooley, a native of Clonfert, county Galway, Ireland, in tie 65th year of Ler age. ‘The friends and invited to attend the fi dence, corner of avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ac one o'cic Daew.—On Tuesday, Uctover 5, at his reaiden Forty-fourth street, Biookiyn, SVEPUBN DREW, 1a the 75th year of bis age. Notice of funeral will be given in to-morrow’a Di uRY.—In New York, on Tuesday, Octover 5, DANIEL EMBURY, aged 34 years. Notice of tunerai hereafter. Freip.—On Monday, October 4, at her residence, No. 63 West Vhirty-Uith street, Mary J., wife of ry ‘anklin C, Field and daughter of the late William Conoinguam. The frieads of the family are respectfully mvited to attend the funcral, from the Church of the Annan- ciauion, Fourteenth street, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. FERGUSON.—Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, Octo- ber 6, Au@ale USON, reiuct of Wiliam Fergu- son, aged 62 year The funerd! will take place from St. Michael’s chureh, corner oi broadway and Ninety-nipih street, Bloomingdale, ou Thursday morning, at elevea o'clock, ‘ine relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice. The re- mains will be taken to Croton for interment. FLORENTINE.—On Tuesday, October 4, alter a lin- geving lilness, Biiza, wife of Gurdon M. Florentine, in the 71si year of her age. Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 66 Chrystie street. HAZLETT.—At the residence of his mother, Mra. Mary Hazlett, Kent avenue, fifth bouse south of Myrtle, on Tuesday, October 5, JAMES fHAZLurT, in the 23d year of his axe. ‘The relatives aud iriends are respectfully invited to attend the iuneral, on Vriday morning. His remains willbe taken to St, Patrick’s charch, cor- ner of Kent and Willough; enues, at ten o'clock, where a high mass of requiem will be odered tor the repose of bis soul, aud trom thence to Calvary Ceme- tery for interment. Houpen.—On Sunday, October 3, Rosanna beloved wiie of Patrick Hoiden. ‘The frieuds of the lamily are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, trom the residen brother, Captain Thomas W. McGuire, No, ath street, corner of Hudson, this (Wednesday) at- ternioon, at two o’c:ock. HERvERT.—On Tuesday evening, October 5, of inflammation of the oraip, ANNA, youngest child of Joun Herbert and Avo ikeod, aged 1 year, 7 montis aud 16 days, otice of fancral hereafter, KERaIGAN.—On Monday, October 4, Rosanna, youngest child of Patrick and Mary Kerrigan, ayed 7 months and 8 days, The friends avd acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, irom the reside: of her parents, 406 \yest Forty-frat street, tis (\Vednes- day) aivernoon, as two o'clock. KILLORAN.—On Monday, Cetober 4, Mar KiLLoRAN, relict of Thomas Killoran, in the yoar of her age. dhe reiatives and friends of the family, and of her son-in-law, Lis J. J. Connolly, are e ; invited to attend the tuneral, irom her late resi- — No. 48 West Tweuty-seventh strect, on Thurs- day morning, At ine o’ciock, to the Church of St. Vinceut de Paul, W ‘Twenty-third street, between Sixil and Seventh avenues, where a solemn requiem mass Will be offered for tne repose of her soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. MILLS.—On Sunday atternoon, October 2, of con- gestion of the brat: KEBE A,, wile of J. Voremus aillis, aged 46 yea! ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, irom licr late residence, 237 fast Migbteonth street, this (Wednesday) eveniug, at eight o'clock. Macvona.—At Kingstown, on Tuesday, Septem. ber 21, Joan J. MAcDONA, A. Be, T, C. Diy lqte of Cibraltar, son of the late Henry Macdona, of Daw- son street, Dublin, Trek McLAUGBLIN.—OL Monday, October 4, CATHARINE McLaveHiiN, daughter of William and Margaret McLaughlin, aged 12 years, 10 months and 6 days. Tho friends aud acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 511 Bast vowty- Sesond street, this Da hrntd 10) aiternoon, at one o’c! Londonderry (Ireland) papers please copy. Mocargepey Suddenly, ou Tuesday, October 6, ANTHONY McCAFF: y, im the 28h year of his age. The triends of the Tamilly, Giso those of his brothers Thomas and Hugh, the Metropolitan Fire Depart- ment and late members Engine No. 58, volunteers, are respectfully invited to attend che funeral. frou his late residence, 47 Rutgers street, on ‘Thursday alternoon, at two o'clock. O’Keere.—On Tuesday, October 2 at his reat. dence, 97 St. Mark’s place, Rosent O'Keevs, son of Cornelius and (late) Hannab O’Keoie, w his aun yaits remains will be conveyed to the Church of the Nativity, Second avenue, on Thursday morning, at ten o’ctock, Where areaniom mass wiil be offerec for the Fonoee of his soul, thence to bic] Cemetery for interment. ‘The friends of tae family and those of his brothers, Michael and Peter, are requested to attend the funeral; also the members of tie Fourth precinct police, and the oiflcers and members of the 462d regiment, New York volunteers, PURCELL.—On Monday, October 4, Mrcrtart Pur wen @ native of county Kilkenny, Ireiand, aged 43 vane relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from No. 287 Ninth ‘avenne, this (Wednesday) afternoun, atone o'clock. Canada papers please copy, ROS ENQUEST mn Tuesday, October 5, of mem- branous croup, HABRY Sealey, second child of Gil K. and Mary BF. Rosenquest, aged 6 ycars and 4 ‘no faneral will take fied from the residence of his grandfather, Franklin Waterbury, Esq., No. 116 East Soventy-first street, near Pourth avenug, on Thareday afternoon, at one o'clock. Relatives and triends are respectfully Invited, Raprr.—At Bull's Ferry, N. J., on Monday, Octo- x4, Mrs, CATHARINE RArr, Wife of Henry Rapp, og AT friends of the famit elatives and friends of the family are respeot- fuily Wavived to atvena Wao funeral, rou the Meckoc ull's Ferry, thie (Wednes- day, October 5, Pr tooney, of tha parish of Glensar, Treland, aged 25 years, nds and acquaintances of m! respectfuily 1aviied to attend the fanera!, ‘rom the residence of hia father, No. 293 Seventi avenue, on at two o'clock, elatives and frien r o invited to atte from lus late py Pali avenue, Rergen City, this (Wed: on, at two o'clock. SMirH.—On Sunday, Octover 3, counsellor at law. sand friends of the famt'y are invited to attend the iuneral, from St. Ann's Ci put Heat sirect, near Fifth avenue, oa Thur past nine o'elock. R.—On Tuesday, October 6, ADAM NORRIF, eldest son of David ?. Sellar, aged 8 years and 11 1 the funers Sr. CLAIR SMUTH, friends of the family are invited . from Grace churci, Broadway, , on Friday moruing, ‘The relatives ar rly a resident of the Ae be firm of P. L. Tadman & Co, On Tuesday, October 5, at his reat- st Nineteenth etreet, Tuomas oth year of his age. and relatives are requested to attend thursday afternoon, at tivo o'clock. York, and lat chemi ats and drugs THOMPSON, in the funeral, on H—BOO ER EEBE IAG, wer! x, Spelling, day and evening. Priva Instraction. Prepacatory course. Tolegeaphy. Suort ._ Cail for a cirowsar, gentlemen or boye practically for Dusie EB, 18 BOW- SCHOOL OF DES wing and Paintin; Adres COOPER, 22) East eo ie. the “eltys where i gril be trkeny as ex Adare: . 8 8, 8, RECEIVED BY LAD ed to business, ai » : wi ze Kitress‘tox 79 atat TEACHER OF THE sated tofastruct a Address C, B., box 120 Herald I oung, lay at her owa SIDING IN THIS CITY Di MAN 0 take lessoas in French from a lad y teacher. h the hicher Epglish ea-and drawing. Address I'Rie TO FIND A PRIVATE FAMILY ive lessons in Dngliah, Fi Highest referenc i Misa PEARCE, H AND ENGLISH . Js; reasonable terms; location Dan- Lome for young children. Address RENCH VISITING GOVERNESS. —A FOREIGN LADY » highest references, desires a few more puplie ‘Teaches the French by constant vs enabling the pupil to acquire (ue language Please addrees or call om St Fox street, between Fulton and feacher at her own or souk ation by a oumkpecont saa Addreas Mrs, DORCHESTER, 27 Second pupfi's residence, 188 CLARA NORRIS, ier of Elocution, No. 188 Easi INSTRUCTION.—A HARVARD GRADUATE 3 fo spend a few hotirs, day of evening, in private 143 Kast Fifteenth street. ailing. to join may call at 153 Last Thirty-sec- ‘Any person wish ond street, betwoen 10 ‘aud J and after 6 P. M. MIGNOR PAVI.O GIORZA, HAVING BEEN COMPELLED mustness, informs his pi 75 Lexington avenue, Signor GIORGIO JISITING | GOVERNESS. —& FOREIG! shes ca chaagemmeat; she. toetructe French (Parisian), German and musician; ean give’ lessons tn the e aid of masters, Addr ed 7 en place. parochial school, TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FRENCH, GERMAN, naud music teacher, as governess. inquire at I Bi ROIALTY <DR. R, COR’ err, MEMBER OF N. v' Medical Colle; consulted as uanal on rivets # Chambers, N. B,—No tee a jon, £0 Centre streak, ni S$ CURED IMMEDIATELY—BY FOR. MARR. reent street, sont by MALE. PIHYS{CTAN, Joes not humbug Iaties with meat DR. WH. D. GRINDLE, 4 ar Sixth avenue, hav! fa "y, 9 indies, with or withont medieiney éin Whours, Elegant rooin for lar MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PH West Twenty-sixih sireet, guarantoos re P.easaai rooms for nursing, IN TROUBLE.—DR. DION, relieves ail female dilticulties at one Without harm; perfeetiy wate and sure. Advice free, at ur DYICE TO LADIES RIVATE FAMILY handsomely fru: Thirty-tirst street, nea LET TWO OR THREB Rooms with Board at 40 Kast ue, EAT BENEFACTOR TO LADIES IS DR. His powerful medicines, wal Certain, 85. Also gentiemea {rented private diseases ‘cared manhood Testored o LL PRIVATE no meroury use DISRASRS CURED Ppt tee AY UiNv it) Bteocker rece . HUNTER'S BOTANIC CORDIAL ay? gives eg FR. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, CAN Salted on private diseases; thirty-four years! 1) {ect cures or no charges ma: 'S GOLDEN REMEDIES CURE Pauvage ea, aveakness, rheumatisin, &e, doctors. | Cirouincs sent. R. RICHARDS, as V Vatick street, UNTe Co BOND STREET, ONE DOOR FROM Division street), can cure without mercury, * physician, or no charge, ‘Consull #5 BOTTLE OF DR. Testores the vige or of youth in ten di Sirengih and vigor to street, the “most debiiltal diseases in all six item ; don't goto quack, No. cases a te ‘iueaies, ‘in shorter time than donsultation R. AND MADAME DU- BoIs ae) year’ p pr rantee certain relief to mar- ried ladies, with or sritout Toedtel a 5. rd, nurring, tc, Ibe Rest Twomtgectchit ‘Thecurielty. notentivealiy treet, Hear Thint avena 088 OF MANHOOD OR IMPOTENGE, RuSOLPING from the foilles of youth or other cause, bd permanently restored to uran each st, Forty years private GOLD CANNOT Pt ROUASE me aged or even old. tne! by Dr. LEWIS, 2 a i Hiuldie rheynatiea, deere fa the throat, nove eer seegndary, ertasy oF ban Curd any case, however virulent Pe wilt ake no charge If unsuccessful,” bat mast bo insured hie foe wien ha offeota the oure, im ‘oy fi Tosky reap ab No. Division structed and sup} lave of ani