The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1870, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Sri . Weoxrspar, 'S Nov, (Ore ea PM, } ‘On 'Change to-day t3¢ Wheat market was dull and lower. Cotton was heavy Aud fell of upon cable advices of @ decline at Liverpool, where the recent heavy receipts at the American ports have had the effect of checking any speculative movement for higher prices, _ THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD. Tho Treasury Department sold a million of gold to-day, through the Assistant Treasurer in this city. Bids were flicd for a total of $5,244,000, at prices ranging from 110 to 110.50. ‘he proposals were telegruplicd to Washington, and on the receipt of instructions to sell one miliion that amount was awarded at 110.50 to 110.4114. GOLD WEAK—110 55 A 11934. The gold market was very dull and weak, the early deallngs being at 110% and 11034. The nume. rous proposals for the government gold, thirty _ deing submitted, as well as the large amount bid for, strengthened the market after twelve o'clock, and tho price advanced to 110%. But here the cash gold became heavy, and the loaning rate changing from the borrowing to the carrying column ‘the market declined once more to 1104, at which the latest sales were mado. The chicf fluciuatious of the day are shown in the following table:— 2 Pp - + 11034 + 110% 11035 110% @ 11036 In the gold loan market the rate ranged from four Per cent for carrying to three per cent for borrow- ing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank Were as follows:— Gold cleared Gold balances. . 1,334, 408 Currency balances, 1,831,008 The Scotia, for Hurope, took out only $78,700 in specie, = $9,001,009 MONEY EASY. The greater volume of business at the Stock Ex- change has not beea suficient to overcome the in- creased resources of the banks, which are now gaining steadily in the interchange of currency with the interior, the rates at the West favoring a move- ment in this direction. In fact, the supply is more than equal to the dethand at six per cent, and that rate 18 growing to be exceptional, borrowers being generally able to find accommodation at five per cent upon the usual stock collaterals. Where the collaterals are government securitles borrowers are -alternately supplied at four and five per cent. At the same time a better inquiry for mercantile paper is noticeable, and prime double names sell readily at 734 & 8 per cent. FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED, ‘The demand for foreign exchange on Tuesday and the diminished supply of commercial bills tn- duced drawers to advance their rates to-day about an eighth per cent. here was not much doing, however, at tho higher quotations, the steamer to- morrow being less a favorite with remitters, but the market closed steady, as follows:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 10834 4 109; good to prime bank+ era’, 10934 a 10944; short sight, 109% a 10974; Aut- werp, 5.2144 a 5.1734; Switzerland, BAT a 6. Hamburg, 853, a 86; Amsterdam, 4034 a 40%; Frankfort, 403g a 41; Bremen, 78% a 79; Prussian thalers, 71 a 7134. GOVERNMENTS STEADY. There was little or no activity at the government board, and prices were a shade off, except for the currency sixes, which naturally improve with the decline in gold. In fact, the speculative interest of the street seems concentrated at preseatin the Stock Exchange. The foreign market continues tirm im face of the advent of the new French lean, The final strect market was quict, and closed with the following quotaiions:—United States cur. Temcy sixes, 111% a 11134; do, 1831, rogts- tered, 113% @ 1133; co. do, couson, 1193¢ &@ 118%; do. five-twentics, registered, May and November, 10734 21074; Go. do., 162, coupon, do., a. 108% a 108%; do. do., 1864, do, do, 10734 a 107 do., 1865, do. €o., 10734 107%; do, do., registered, January aad July, 109% 2 109%; do. do., 1865, cou- P do., 10955 a 109%; do do., 1987, do. 1005 @ 10924; do. do., 1803, do. do., 109% do. ten-fertics, registered, 103g a 106%; do. do., coupon, 106% a 100%. STOCKS STRONG AND BUOYANT, The stock market was strong and at times very active, Election day seemed to have been the turn- ing point with many who feared to make a venture pending the possibility of disturbance and rigt. The out-of-town orders were consequently numicrous today, as if the public had been waiting to deal when this contingency had gone by. <A further im- provement of three-quarters to one per cent was ¢s- tablished im several of the leading speculative rail- way shares, while the average rise was fully a half per cent. The foliowing were the closing prices at tie last session of the Stock Exchange:— Canton Company, 70; Cumberland Iron, 40; Western Unton, 4154 a 417; Mariposa, 63g bid; preferred, 102% 10%; Boston Water Power, 18!¢ bid; Adams Ex- press, 677g a 68; Weils-Fargo Express, 36 a 87; ‘Wells-Fargo Express scrip 24% 2 274; American Bx- press, 4534 a 46; United States Express, 9334 a 34; a Pacitlc Mail, 4214 a 4234; New York Central consoli- | dated, 9344 a 9334; do. scrip, 8834 a 883¢; Erie, 2334 0 2344; Harlem, 135 a 136; Reading, 101% a 101%; Michigan Central, 120% bid; Lake Shore, 94% @ 947; Union Pacliic, 23%/ a 24; Iilinois Central, » 1879155; Cleveland asd Pittsburg, 107% bid; Chica- go and Northwestern, $1 a $134; do. preferred, 909¢ 9034; Cleveland, Columbus, Ciucimnatt and India- napolis, 80% bid; New Jersey Central, 169% a 10934; Reek Islamd, 11334 a 1135; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 61% a 62; do. preferred, 8114 a 81%; T ledo, Wabash and Western, 63/5 a 6324; do. pre- ferred, 73 a 80; Fort Wayne, 9414 bid; Chicago ana Alton, 118; do. preferred, 113 2 120; Ohio and Missis- sippl, 3234 a 8234; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, 47 bid; Delaware, 1113¢; Morris and Essex, 9134 a 92; bosten, Hartfera and Erie, 8% © 4; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 10a 1104; do. preferred, 120; Columbus, Calcago and Indiana Central, 18% a 18%. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the leading stocks during the day:— air wan New York Central consolidated New York Central serip. 415% THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES. The following were the bids for tne railway mort- gage bonds:— New York Cen en 1888.. 89 s) gub . 63 S78. 10035 4, COD, 110034 New York ittcousttrd 6 rie, Ist m, ex. Erie rages st Ist m, 1863. fa bi teh Cen abt ai, Gite, Bur & 8 pe lat ht 16 ‘Mich So ie Mich SANTs fT Tol & W ecuip hds, Tol, W & Wo con, a ¢. THE CITY BANE STOCKS, Tho following Were the bids for the city bank Guares:—New York, 138; Manhattan, 150; Mer- hanta?, 116; Mechanics’, 135; Union, 136; ts; City, 212; Phenix, 105 wtdreindiec ee |g ton, 100; National, 116; Merchants’ Exchange, 102; Leathor Manufactorers’, 175; Seventh Ward, 112; Commerce, 128; Broadway, 300; Ocean, 70; Mercan. fis, 120; American Exchange, 111; Chatham, 165; Lackawaana and Westera, 111 a | NEW YORK oe THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1870.-TRIPLE SHEET. Bank of North America, 105; Metropolitan, 128%; People’s, 142%; Grocers’, 118; East River, 111; Market, 125; Nassau, 106; Corn Exchange, 126; Continental, 94; St. Nicholas, 118; Importers an Traders’, 156; Park, 167; New York National Ex- change Bank, 100; Central National, 103; Fourth National, 10634; Ninth National, 108; Tenth National, 127; Gold Exchange Bank, 66. SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY—SOUTH CAROLINAS ACTIVE. The Southern list preserved the same general features of steadiness, South Carolinas being the continued exception. The dealings in these latcer bonds, both at and out of the board, were again large, and the price advanced over one per cent, the “January and July” issues touching 7244. ‘The fol- lowing were the final street quotations:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 60% a O1%<; do., now, 60 a 60%; Virginia, ex coupon, 664 & 6734; do., new, 6314 @ 60; do., neaeareres stock, old, 50 a 6014; “Georgia sixes, 80a 2; do,, sevens, O1 a 02; do. do., old, 90 a 92; North Carolina, ¢X coupon, 46% a 47; do, funding, 1866, 39 & 41; do, do., 1863, 30 a 33; do., new, 27 @ 28; o., special tax, 20 a 2114; Missouri sixes, 91% o 92; do., Hanmbal and St. Joseph, 91 a 92; Louisiana sixes, 71 a 72; do. new, 96 a 67; do, levee sixes, 71 a 73; do. do, eights, 83491; do. penitentlary sevens, 72 a 75; do. rall- road eights, 81 a 63; Alabama fives, 70 a 72; do. eights, 101 a 102; do. railroad eights, 95 a 100; Socth Carolina sixes, 88 a 90; do, new, January and July, 7244 @ 7234; do do., April and October, 70 a 71; do. registered stock, old, 70a 75; Arkansas sixes, 62 a 63; do. sevens, 65a 67; Mobile Obto Railroad sterling, 78 a 80; do. interest elghts, 72a 74; do. second mortgage eights, 63 a 64; Mississippi Central Railroad tirst mortgage sevens, 75 a 80: do. do. second do, elghts, 65 a 70; New Orleans and Jackson first mortgage, 84 a 86; do. do, second d0., 70.4 72; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage, 83 a 84; do. do. second do., 76a 78; Greenville and Coiumbia Ratlroad, guaranteed South Carolina, 65 a 67; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed Georgia, 76 a 76; Wilmington, Charlotte ana Rutherford eights, 60 a 62; Memphis City sixes, 57 a 69; Savannah Clty sevens, 82 a 84; New Orleans Consols, old, 74a 76; do, issued ratlvoad’s sixes, 69 a 72; ao. new sevens, 1a 72, THM SUL-TREASURY neroRT. ‘rhe following was to-day’s business ut the eMice of the United States Treasure: Currency receipts. Curreacy payments. Currency balance... Gustom: THE CHIOAGO MONEY MARKET. ne Chicago Tribune of yesterday says:— There is a shade easier feeling in the money mar- ket than at the close of last week. Nearly all the banks admit that deposits are increasing some, and thai there ts less activity in the demand for money. ‘This is the result of better collections in the country by merchants: CS jobbers, who have heretofere been ged to ask for accommodations from their bankers. Monc! Ren easier in the country than it was @ week ago, and the applications of country banks for rediscounts have also fallen off. Notwithstand- ing the easier tendency of the money market the banks are discriminating in favor of short paper and demand loans, and are avoiding sixty and ninety day paper as much as possible, 80 a3 to have their means well in hand to meet the demands of ihe packers, which will bezin with cold weather. The movement of currency 1s now decidedly in favor of the city and against the country, as there 13 scarcely any going out, but considerable amounts of currency are coming io from all paris of the grain raising districts, showing that the movement of produce in the country ts on the de- cline, The marketing of hogs will soon make another demand for currency; but, as the money patd fer them will enable the ‘tarmers to hold their grain, It seems probable that if grain receipts fall oif now they will be comparatively light alt winter, Exchange continues rather searce, owing to light shipments of grain eastward, and sales were made between banks to-day at from twenty-five to fifty cents per $1,000 premium. At the counter bankers buy at one-tenth discount and sell at one-tenth premium. SALES AT THE HEW YORK YIM STOCK EXCHAYSE, Wednesdays N Nov. 9—10:15 A. Hi. $0000 T 85-20 04°67... 100%; 100 she-Ronton Water P. 154 1000 Georgia 9144 100 Pac M 85 Co, 4 1108 8 6's, laity ay 300 den Mar Up Hx,be 45 0 var ON ¥ HRR., 2% 10000 66100 P, Sigon w Vee ea 15000 N ¥ Cer Erie pre 49 1000 Conn 8's, 2000 Erle 6th'm. 1600 Mich Bo 2d 4000 Cen Pac is. 16000 U Pac RR Iatm.. 100 Union Pac 10's ine I0ehs Gontinental DKS B44 15 Cen Nat Bk. 102; 100 West U Tel. do i 215 0: $5000 U S 6a, currency. 11136 lock and %15 P. M. $6000 US 5-20, ¢, 67. One o’Ciock P. M. 200 shs Harlem RR. 135 40) Reading RR. .b3 b © 10174 09 LSaMS Rit-bet 88% 93000 N C.6a, old bida.. SC nJansdniy 100 do. ‘2000 Tol & W ‘iat m. 100 shs Canton Vo.. 10.4 60. 62 690 Mil & St Paul BOtg «bee 53! Wab & 4 300 Pitts, Bt Ww EGht at Sig pref. . 100 Bel. L&W RE...b © 111% {tv Wont Hart & 4 100 H & St Jo fae pid. 2120 Half=past Five o?Clock P. NWeastern pret. Rock Island. St Paul St Paul pret « M. 180358 804 ay ret Maga oe bas 331g “New Yors, Wednesday —6, P. M. Corroy.—There was a fair business consummated in this staple, the demand being chiefly for export, but with con- tinued free offerings the market was heavy and prices ge. per Ib,, a8 will be seen by reference to our quo- tations appended. "At the extreme close there was but Iitle demand at the above reduetion, Including V1 bales to ar- rive there were sold 2,022 bates, of which 1,482 were for ex- port, 904 for apinning, 286 on speculation and 60) were in trausit. Cotton for future delivery Was dealt in®@to a fair extent, but prices declined 4c. per Ib. the market closing cage at ineFetuction. the salon were 200 bales, basis low middiing, for November, at 1544c. ,L2u0 do. t 155 do, for December at 1514e., 200 do. do, a a5. lou BU dor do, at 1b3;e., 200 do. for January xt 15%(c., 400 do. do. at 1Si<c., 100 do. for, February at 19/c., 20) do. free on board I ) oa ton at Mages and’ (te, sortortay) 400 do. for November at 6 #160. yee) Bi do, for, Decomber at 15}s0 200 do. for January at 15%c. io. for Feb and March, at 16 do., for March, at 15ic¢.; 500 der, free on beard, §: annah, for Novem! board, Charleston, on private term: for lots on the spot were as follows and £50 do,, free.on ‘The closing quotavions Uplanda Mobite rent Sn ee Noo Movida, femphis. Orleans, i, Ordinary... aaa Cail Good ordinary 16 Low middli Vig is yt Kio was quiet, tees wer ady iad eons lolera bea: belog uuiitic ‘toleperate ere w former fztres In consequence of the smallness of the stock. ‘The sales were O08 bars, ex Edina, oa private term Other kinds were dull, but prices were unchanged. We hes of no sales, Weaprend the oarrent quotations for all kinder cargoes, aye, a M840. fair don tbe, ‘a 15i40. ; good do., 16c. @ 16: prime d8.. Wc. a Tega. Java, government bags, 2c. & 19,568. yer mats, foo, n Bao. 3 Singapore, grass oo ws ‘a 190; Ceylon, Tiige. a lic; Staracalo, Ike. a Toi: Laguayra, 1030. 8 Jamaica, Ld. w 160.5 Si “Domingo (gol in bond), Bie, {earn lie. aie"; Comte Rica Tse, a Lise 1Be. ny 1c. & 18¢.; Savanilia, me. ‘ali gold, any Pa FLOUR AxD ORATS.Rovely's, 18.198 ile. flour, 198 do, and 628 bags corn meal 11 by wheat, 23, corn, 83,968 do. oats, ley 0 do. rye and Ly ud do, mak, ‘Phe fourma:ket ruled “dull ‘and heavy. The sales were abont 6.600 bbls, Southern flour was dul and heavy, Hough about al! of ike sates, made ¥ About 400 dois. were sold. Rye Lou at former prices. Sales 150 Ubls. 2 ere at unaltered prices: was moderately active Corn meal was dull, but unchanged in value. A small lot of Brancywine was sold at 8475, Of buckwheat small gules of Stale were made at Bic, We fe quot 34 00 2 84 20 + 500a 640 + 60a. 685 {58a 619 55008 540 6400 675 id [Bigs bub Round hoop Ohie, shipping brands: . 220000000000 00, Round boop Obio, trade brands Se 625 ‘a F xf 57a 600 60a 650 6 iba 725 70a 960 40a 560 5 50a 10.00 4300 440 4a = out G13, sna No. 110 sist, he ithe ‘close was apont and No. a8ia7, The sales Were abort Lan WD beahels Bt SL for dirty rejected, Hy Ws for old (Me a are te ors 81 20 for new soft No. 3, 1 2656 for prime 128 for No. 1, the lat: ean rate; as or inois winter, @1 88 for feet lambor, aa oem, 3 Sif “ 46 tor, white, and fos pe in store and at it; Fatih: Oe and afloat i for interioe Westara shee itye, barley and parley malt were dull and mepnetguTs.—The me tthe offerings of almost ail articles being emalte: oe hes ayy ; COt- Pern a he iulverpog \~ a ¢ wi aa oti I doaroe ir w chartering bus! ti @ fair inquiry prevalled for petroleum easel aie whe come domaed for grata vessels, but hier rates demarded: resirfeted buni nOsg. The engagements were:—to Liy- erpool, 20. hds.” tobiteco, ut dua. 7,600 busi . els whe rma, ara per steamer 1,900 balea cotton at Yer w Ulid Lio busheid-whent at Bed” 4,000 boxes chieeag ab B0a., 200 bbls. pork at Uerces lard at su., and 4 tierces beef at is. To Gidsgow, per eaten wheat on private terms. Teel ‘charter: <r “A brig t0 Gib- 0 bbls. petroleum, and Falter, for orders, oy Advtuticy wilh 1.60 a brig, 185 tons, to Porto Rico and back, on pelvate terms; ‘om Wilmin, ante iso a bark, with 100000 feet of lumber, tr ustenas or Matanza, at ¥1L, and a ship, f PI w Ant EDs with 8,500 bbls, petroleum, u Be. ba. Fou TS were inac a i ». fol alate and Hage, for be ud nomial af Hic, a Be, for —The demand was 09d, and pricen were firm at et be ‘a $1 20 for shipping, He ESE 45 tor Pa lots, BL 15 a 0 tor long rye straw, i for short do. P was gtill fnactive, hen no sales were reported; prices were cuttrely nominal at the qnotations published in our last tsaue, Hors.—The market was es there being scarcely any demand, und prices wore stlil heavy, exeopt for the bet- ter yrades, which were stead: the sales were confined to spall lots, wituin the range of luv, @ 19, for coumon to choice, MOLAgs"8.—There was po demand of, agonsequence, a wo hear of no sales, excopt 95 bbls. and 2555 bbis. Now Jeans, at We. Prices were the: "y and nominal, esp Wand medium gra action, 0 ds juva, centrifugal mauseavado, retin- ay 100, B70, & we ; tag ans, 900. a $1. AVAL 8xonrs,—The tarot ‘tor me ts turpentine was more active, butat 4c, a le, lower prices, Merchantable lots in yard Were sold at dic, flat, and closed at dic. » 45; 0 ‘There wero sold 80 bbls, at 450. a 4tc., chtelly at the inside price, Crude, tnrpentive was dull, and were nominal ut former | quotatio ost were of mand “was” entirely “0 character, | and prose wore nominal, at-our last quotatione, viz. Stiaine HL Oba Ga; Nos 3, $2.10 a 8 40" Non 1 M4 60 $3 O02 pale Toa $4 15; extra do. and window glass, $5 a 87. there was no businéss reported in tar; Wilmington was juoted at 8735, and Washington nt 82 25 0 280. ull and we heard of hos les; prices were nominal at $29 73 a 340 for Western. ‘Linseed was in moderate jobbing demand at 87e, ksand bis, Lard was dui bat nchanged 10 j prime winter was quoted at 61 9) 5 Olive was dull and nominal » a esntion wee quiet but rm: anil males rere fe finde as Gaines mado. Orude otton seed wi at dic. a Bos. yeulow do. Bbc. a 67 white do, 750. a elce, We Western diatiiled rea Straita he. crude whale Cio, a Tie, sploached wi winter do. We leached Hicached winter dort a) a BI a8 estta fehued weal Boye. a Siow West Virginia lubricating ( momen diobe) 6c., without sales of 1,123 bbla. and tlerces beef, 179 ackages cut meats, ‘bbls. and tierces Tard, 450 ki ‘be amount of business transacted in pork to-day was there wae botme demand far wholesale Tots mest on the puts Dut ut. prices below the views of holders, the most of whom refused to sell to any extent below £24 50;, a few purchases Fada pave been mate at $i Wat ihe close, A aloof ie. old, meas Yor November delivery was ra. mored at $24, seller's option. few apaaily sales were mate for immediate axe B24 50 for mess, und olty on private terms mand for West. ern Jard was more actly er prices were current, while ctty was rather mi ng fter and firmer, Ihe sales were 250 tlerces prime new Western at 1434c. a 14 almost all at 14#4c,—and about 100 tlerces city at from 1: to le, for No. steam and kettle, rally quoted at firm, with" ight Kk December at 13%5 closing Ie, with “some ‘holders fg. 1src0 Dressed hors were firm at 9c. a 93¢c. for heavy and 9340. 10c, for pigs, with & moderate demand, Live hoge were firmer, closing at 634¢, a 7c for inferior io prime lots, ‘The arrivals were about 8,200 ead. Beef in bbis, was duil, the demand being confined to small lots, but prices were un- changed. ‘The sales were about 50 bbis., within the range of {$11 8 $16 for plain mess and #15 a 417 for extra do. Beet hhatca wore dull and heavy, with amallgales within the rangeot 8) a BLL. Tierce Def was steady; sales 100 tierces prime mess at $26, apd 50.do. India do. at 20, Cut meats were dull ‘and we heard of no sales of moment, but, price were without alteration. We :-Pickled hams, I PROVISIONS. ~-Recel yc. Old Western was geno Vor future delivery the mar. Bales olfertags. ticrcea for 13 igo. wt ei ttety bulk, and that was most}: Ho: for small lota; but the market | ors were vitae indisposed to | thera were a few lots e ‘heard of ‘no Important | dnl and prices were | There were no sales reported ‘The market for refined | was n triile stronger. sell to any extent | offered at the sales. Crude in notainal at former quotations of naphtha, which was quote: oil, for both present and future 2 delivery, was vill vory quiet, | and we heard of no sales of conssduence, the demand | being very ligh' Cargo were held at "2840.5 which Hee ‘was fully. Nee views ot ” buyers. Jobbing lots were “ituil ai 260. the ‘laiter price for fine | “Ia Philadelpiia the market was quiet, but prices | Were without particular change, closin Sa November. a of abou. 400). bibs. for’ this montins delivery were ramored on private terns. RICE.—Curolina was quiet at avout sales were 5) tlerces at from Gyo. to 6}ye. \e. rmer prices. The | the latter price yas dull, there being no demand except for nd prices were heavy, Small sales were made ange of 130. a Mde. for No. 1 to prunes Skepe.—Linseed was rallier more active, but, at lower prices, the salen boing 1 2.01, gold, duty paid, and 2,000 do. at $2 09, d ty yay’ tine, Urase wei Gull and notaluul at ie. w 10:4or for clover and @4 60 a $4 75, for timothy, SUGAR,—-The market for raw was extremely quiet, the business being coniined to small lots to supply present wants, but pricea,reraained steady and firm for ail grades. The sales were only 1sdhhda. at 97 ge. for Cuda, Porto Rico and Demerara. Refined was quict at the following prices : Hard, 1b'Z0, a 1Bige. ; soct white, 12) ge. extra Oy 12y0,, and yellow, 11kc. @ 12 quote: GubaZtnferior” to "common Fefiings 9569, a. Sig0 fair to goot fair reaming, ge.” m 9740 to, prime retining, Jue. a 10/,e.; fair fo good grocery, 1c. 8 10340. prime to choice grocery, entylingal | os (iiss gud Box Nos. To 4, Pec. 09) Wee. % 1045.5 dO.y 13 to 15, 1080: a Llice. 1330. a 125g¢. dos, 19 to 20, 12%0. a Ii¢e. iGo. n 18x. orto Rico—Kefining grades, 9 WAge. a Le. ‘OW.--he demand was only moderate but prices were vay, especially for pr . ‘The sales we about 70.0 pounds within the range of 8c. a8/,c. Tor fulr v0 prime, PWuttskey.—Receipts, 670 bbls. The market was only | moderat and the offerin, fair, prices were bel about 250 bois. at Sie. a heavy and low ere were sol $iige. for fron-bound bis. pomstie MARKETS. Oswrao, Nov. 9, 1870. Flour steady and unchanged. Sales 1,800 bbls, at 6 25 | for No. 1 epring, $6 79 for amber winter, $7 25 for white, #8 for double extra. Wheat quict and unchanged, Gales "76) busheis No. 1 Milwaukee club at $1 26, Corn at Ble, rm, but quiet Oats nominally 48c. a 4c. tor Western. Barley _un- sales 6,000 bushels primoe up-lake Cahata at 9c., 10, at I7e, and 10,000 bushels by sample at $1 06. Rye Peus dull; gales 2,000 bushels Canada at 95c., free, Corn meal, 81 76 for bolted and 1 65 for unbolted 1 Delon cwt. Mill feed unchanged. Shorts, $18 & $0; shipstuits, a 20; middlings, i per ton by carload. Hi eierneas ec.’ Canal frei rain, | Wheat, 9o.;- aries fc, to New York, the latter to hoid in boats; lumber, $8 B0 to the Hudson. Railroad se Flour to’ Bostor to New York, 68c, Lake imports. 44, *.'1b,0c0" bustiels igen 21,000 nh barley. and 297,000 feet lumber. Canal exports’-1,820 bi four'7,200 busliels wheal, 9,400 bushels burley aud 1176000 _gitioaao, Nov. 9, 1870, Exchange unchanged. | Flour “Spring exiras dull ana firmer, Wheat advancing and in fair demand; sales at 7c. for No.2 ypriug; afterngon, steady at 974e, Corn dem and in fardemand; sales at 63}gc, 0 69c. for No.2; afternoon Romital at 16. wOTKe, feller November, Oats advancing and in fective demand silos at exe: for No. 2., Rye quiet; 2 firmer; sales at 680. Barley gilet sales of No. Sic, Wh icey dull and nominal at 8: a 84e, for iron bound. Mess pork, $2150 cash; #1925 seller January, New lard, 13%, ; 12c., seller December, January, February and March’ Live hogs’ active and firmer, at, 26 4) n 47 25. Cattle mora acilve; sales at #3 50 a $6. Receipts—4,000 bbls, flour, 68,001 bushels wheat, 80,0U0 bushels corn, 13,000 bushels oats, 8,000 | bushels rye, 7,000 bushels barley. —Shipments—5,000' bbls, four, 26,120 bushels whoat, 40,000 bushels cora, 11,000 Dusiels oats, 3,000 bushels barley. Freights steady ; toBuifalo, oats fc., wheat 8¢ CLEVELAND, Nov. 9, 1670. refined unchanged. SAVANNAH, Noy. 9, 1870, The cotton pane to-day has a fair demand at Howes ps light; middlings, 15c. ; sales, 2,200 bales. Net Exports, coastwise, 2,042 bales, Stock, New ORLRANS, Nov. 9, 1870, Cotton is dull and tending down; middlings, 15), 4,000 bales, et reveipis, 0,011 bales; coustw xports to Great Britain, 3, Petroleum—Crude, $1; 162 bales, Block a2 ESTATE TRANSTE ARS. Bonlovards o 8, 72.4 ft 9 of 78h at, 25.0x24.1 Rutgers plac ft e of Jelterson st, 2 Ringe s bitoe 160, Muuhorne’s mp, 25996 0th st, n's, 200 ft w of 4th ay, ox: 000 B5th st, ns, 146 {t w Of Bd av, B5x28.9, INOm. Sith at way cm ft w of Ath av, 40.1x11x0-1ix4.bxi0, Aa tx 17.2x17,2%¢ 7 eae 400 tt e of 1ci Ry, irregular, 18 M2 of dh at § 10), | taneously by their parents to be educated th | bly by kidnappers. | June) cases occurred of two or three children who | reports spread to all the four quarters of the earth, ' Golden ana Bleecker sta, n w corner, Fs Perry st, i, 1of (Lv of Schalk at, 23: neha uno ia, aw S Dit sof Emmett at 70x00. wap00 EAST OR. and Harvard sts, #¢ corner, 100x120 + 1,800 Hatate. AIDE. oy, ws, 300 ft n of Cedar place, 400790. . 6.000 Polteville. “2b tt w'of Lincola wv, s70x175. Tio — at », relieve Railroad, ws, 237 ft sof Divisiaa at, Teex105. Bleecker st, es, 80 ft» Brunswick at, w a, M0 ft, South Ist or 98, 125 ft 2 8 Lot 4, block ©, De Mott Ina, UN, ‘am ‘CHING. The tmperial Coin eit Eo Mussacres—Complete Justification Christian CommuniiierVTho Sisters of and Charity Commended—A Liberal | High-Minde.@ Statement. ‘Tseng-kWwo-fan's memorandum of his Investigation into the Tientsin massacre, China, ts worth reading inextenso. We copy the tollowing translation of tt from a Shanghae journal:-~ Having been ordored by Impertal. decree to repair to Tenisin and inquire thorougily into the events oF eet gt June, Ihave, UD lO the present tune, OO WINE CONCLUSIONS Leg’ t sad Occurrences ;— eehraeefhepe ‘The first cause of the disturbances lay in the clr- cumstance that missionaries were accused of bein: implicated In the kidnappings perpetrated by ba: ‘ort on the of the Merey aud men, ‘To this must be added the various rumors about ©, roa Gag Out aud hearts torn out, ib be re'en that a certuin medicine was. prepares ‘rom. these ingredients, And these rumors did not only spread from one to the other among the simple aud guy people, but even among the fontry gud literati there were many who brought orward the same accusations with one voice. From these accumWated suspicions openly expressed dis- satisfaction arose, and amid the consequent excite- ment the great disasicr happened. 1t 1s therefore necessary, in the first place, to diseriminate between trath and fabrication, in’ order to separate right from wrong, and innocence from guilt, so that wi miay clearly show that a just aetlement ‘ot the mae ter 1s our Only aim. And we must specially keep in mind that wild rumors of this kind have been circu- lated not in Tientgin alone, but that formerly in Hunan also and Klangal, in Bri and ‘Tien- men, and even in the province of Chinli, in the dis- tricts of Taming-tu and Kwang-ping, anonymous and inflammatory placards were posied about, in which it was matntained either that the missiona- ries stole children, or that they dug out the eyes and tore out the hearts of men, or that women and girls were seduced and polluted by them, And although the disturbances excited by those accusations at the above mentioned places have been severally setiled, stlilit has never been thor- oughly investigated and clearly shown how far the Imputations contained in these anonymous placards were well foanded or not; and, therefore, it has been my principal care since iy ‘arrival at Tientsin to elucidate these points singly by careful examina- tion and inquiry, VirstemAS to kidnapping being practised by Chi- nese Christians. It is true that Wongsan made a confession of this kind; butwven he denies on the ene day what ho had confessed on the other, and his statements are not in accordadce with those of his comrades, And certainly no proof has been obtain- able of the complicity of the foreign missionaries themselves in these abductions of children, Fur- ther, I have repeatedly examined all the boys and Iris, 150 in number, taken away from the Sisters of lercy, and they wuanimously maintain that they had been instructed there only in religious ma*ters, that they had been brought to that establishment a that they had by no meaus been dragged there forels Second—With regard to tearing ont of eyes and hearts. This is a mere invention without tue slightest foundation in reality, Jt would appear that during the fourth and fifth moons of this year (May and had died im the hospital being put into one coilin, which aroused the suspicions of the people. And the gates of the misston premises being closed the whole year excited suspicion by its mysteriousness; and because the peoply could not explain to them: selves What was going on inside a sense of fearful curiosity took possession of them. In this way evil and 10,000 cries of uniform accusation went forth against the nfissionaries. But it would be vain to seek for any foundation of facts on which there Spectre accusations have been based; it would be | like trying to catch with the hands the passing breeze or to seize a shadow. When, some days ago, I arrived at Tientsin the people crowded around and stopped my chair, and nhumberless petitions were presented to me. But when Lhad made the most careful inquiry te find out what the truth was as to the tearing out of eyes and hearts there was not one who could adduce a single proof that such things had happened at all. And when [tnquired within and withont the city I found that very few children had been stolen at all, | and these cases had almost all been duly investi- | gatea by the courts. But from what source all these false rumors originated I have not been able to ascertain. Ihave the intention now, together with ii, E. Chung How, to draw up @ memorial to the throne, In which we will give a general outline of the state of affairs, so as to bring to an end all these various discussions. Indeed, to murder children and to mutilate their | dead bodies In order to prepare medicine from them 1s @ deed so horrible that even uncivilizea wild tribes would be loth to do it. England and France | are large countries Leyond the seas, cow could we suppose them capabie of such tuhuman crimes? Reason forbids us to think of any such thing even | a8 possible. It may not be dented that among the Chinese con- verts there may be had men wiio Kidnap children and do other bad things, covering themselves with the name of misstonariés as with a talisman; but | this can only impose on us the duty to punish those AMUSEMENTS Quatre THEATRE, THis EVENING ERFORMAR FORTY: SBC0RD ERFORMANCE MR, OnonGR t L. Fox Mi ee THE, igHL Fo POPULA hema HNFINE oy MB. G, L. FOX, Pantal Mr. George Beane, Hariequiny Mr. R. ‘Honeywood, Columbine, Misa ny Beane. ‘The Little fi red N MATINENS EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT2, For which occasions Orchestra Seata sesured for Bi is segura! f and 114 Broadw Wattacks. Kana Proprietor ana Manage: APLEN! or Seren nf atte RIV Characters by Mr, Foe, a SV ALS Mr. zon George wk, Mr. Ht Bioddare, Mr. B. Se Mamaon, ai. ay ol and, Mr, Mr. . Miss Muiteling Henriques, Misa Emily Mestayer, Helea Tracy, a Mien An mnie Deland say ik + November 11, JOHN BULL. SATURDAY, November 13, THE SERIOUS FAMILY. MUNDAY, November 14 (for the first time in seven years), oe nares Gemedy, y. RUI TUESDAY, November 16 Tul ROAD TO RUIN, 4 INESDAY, oreneer, 16, JOHN BULL. n IURSDAY. November 17, THE SERIOUS FAMILY. \ Rotica will bo given of the: brs performance this sea- won of & 2¢ridan'a panerpl ece, THE SCHOOL FOR sc, NDA L. Nr. Wah. ‘ack begs to announce that he bas received Mr. lveiry’s im" eoinedy, entities URTTE Also acome 1Y bee. W. W. Rover m “Caste,” Selva, hs" de,, entitled “BL Both these pt THE IMME pastpones| ihe Bootes THEATRE 86TH {TO U1 use TIME, q., author of “Ours,” {SENT SERIES mR. EI EFFERSON, in bis wor{d-renowned charnctAs of RIP V4 AN “WANKLE, In Bouctcauit's beautitat\esendary drama that name. EVERY EVENING. AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT Lig O'CLOCK. Sonts secured two weeks wdvancy, at the theatra, or at ita branch ticket ollice, at Ditsou & Co.'s music store, TL Broadway. IBLO'S. GARDEN, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, LAST NIGHT Bue TWO OF “THR GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMBINATION, Beoond production of Mr. Georga F. Brlstow's original Legendary Opera of RIP VAN WINKLE; which last evening met with a most enthusiastic success before one of the largest and m critical audiences of the season. BRISTOW'S CHARMING MUSIC, THE BEAUTIFUL SINGING OF THE ARTISTS, THE GRAND oHORUSES, THE BRILLIANT Ins AND PICTUR SyuE render py hea be ap of the UIA, ic AY AND SAT! et LAST GRAND. MATINEE NEXT THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. On MONDAY, November 14, will bo presented Boucl- cault’s last new romantic Drama, @ HE RATPAREL, WITH A STAR CAS GRAND SCENERY, GREAT EFFECTS NEW COSTUM tsi season, ENING, NOVEMBER 10, i) ENING THIS WEEK AND BATUEDAY BATINES, In another of her great Historie Roles, Mary situa MAKY STUART, In the Ehenes fon of which she is admitted to be with outa rival on the Engltah stage, SUPPORTED Bi A FULL AND FUL COMPANY. ONDAY NEXT, cHARLOTTE NE CORDAY. In active preparation, for immedtate production, DRIENNE LECOUVREUR. BOX OFFICE OPEN SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE, G RAND OPERA HOUSE, y corner Twenty-third street and Eighth avenue, OVELTY EXTRAORD! That the public, who have so ib ay patronized thin en. pishment, may have an opportunity of ing on the ening the three celebrated Prime Donne and the en- iwian Opera Bonile Troupe, the management present w AVTRAGIIVE “AND_NOV NOVEL PROGRAMME, THURSDAY, LE PETIT FAUST. ~~ ~CAct 1—Montaland and silly. $xe dFerstnt and silly. (Act 3—Montaland and Silly, (Act 1 Perstut. ‘ot 2—Montaland, ast 3 ly. FRIDAY, LA GRANDE DUCH SATURDAY, f DUOCHESSE, ‘ALAND AND GIRREBEUK. SATURDAY MATINEE—LE PETIT FAUST. SILLY AND PERSINL On Monday, November 14, wi be produced, for the with now and maguldcent scetery, costatsent appointments, meehanical apviiances, &c., and on agcale of unparalleled splendor, Offenbach’s tnastier piece, | LA GRAN MO. Rox Office; also at Railway’ Ticket ured ten iapyiedvence ne! No. 701 Broadw: TIRE CHANGE, Revival of Mr. Charles Fontor’s wreat drama of EN ¥ EARS, DEAD, the TWINS OF LONDON. New Scenery and Mountings, PRIDE OF THE THAMES B, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, converts who are found guilty of lawlessless, ana | must not lead us to lay these things to the charge of the missionary estabiishments generally, ‘ It 1s the aim of the Catholic rehg.on to teach men to be virtuous, and the Emperor Keng-ht long ago gave permission to spread this doctrine in his do- minions. And the hospitals of the Sisters of Mercy may be fairly compared with our own foundiin hospitals, &c. The desire of the Sisters is to founc asylums for the miserable and poor. Charity and mercy are thelr device; if, therefore, they are ac- cused of abominable deeds, foreigners will be justly prompted to resentment and wrath. It 1s my wish, therefore, that the Emperor should promulgate an edict in all the provinces of the em- pire openly declaring that the misdeeds lald to the charge of the misstonaries In these anonymous pla- cards are nothing but calumnies; 40 that the wrong done to foreigners by these slanders may be expi- ated and the doubts of the Chinese people and the literati may be dissolved, and that every man in the empire may learn and know the true state of things. Jn this way it 1s hoped that the Cistrust existing at present between Chinese and foreigners may be ter- Minated and that the hatred and tll will between our people and Christians may gradually disappear. | MUSICAL. LADY OF A THOROUGH MUSICAL EDUCATION . gives lessons in singing and on the piano; terma B10 per quarter. Address Mise J. 0. G., care of W. ial & Son, bis Broadway. YOUNG LADY DESIRES A FEW PUPILS IN MU- sic (Pinno)-—Special and successful attention given to idren, Has experience and excellent ret- A. box 204 Herald ollice. young girls and ch erence: Address SECOND WEEK of Augustin Dates powerful dramatization of MAN AND WIFE, ‘WZ ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS. ‘406 and 808 Broadway, opposite Eleventh atreet, Fifth week and cinparalieled succeas of ONL" IN THE KNDELSON CONCERTS. Houses crowded by the elite of the city to sce LA ROSE DE SAINT FLOUR, All Amongthe Hay, T EW YORK CIRCUS. GRAND Lets ESATURDAY, RY EVENING. AYR, ALL THE NEW AND POPULAR ARTISTS. THE GREAT MELVILLE AND HIS INFANT SON in fearless and dashing bareback f Double somersault- ‘ng, flying battoute leaps by the great Corps of Athletes. THE INFANT EaeEetOn HURDLE RIDER. Pe RENCH RE. arty and Kitty from Cork, SECOND OF THE COURSE, FRIDA AFTERNOON, November ll, lock, hail of the UNION LEAGUE CLUB, -sixth street and Madison avenue. Tickets $1. Mr, FAVARGER, yielding to the advice of his friends, has decided to reduce the price of his subsequent Public Kead- ings and Lessons, ‘They will hereafter be $1 each. For pi fats and tickets apply at Mr. FAVERGER’S, No. 8 jot, und at the hall door, corner habeal HEATRE TICKET OFFICE, 114 BROADW RESERVED 8KATS FOR ‘As THEATRES, YOUNG LADY DESIRES A FEW PUurILs IN Music (piano).—Special and successful attention given io young girls and children. | Has expertenca, and excelient Terms $10 per quarter. Address Miss A., box 204 LADY WILL GIVE PIANO LESSONS AT PUPIL'S residence or her own; terms &10 per quarter. ‘addres 0. M.N., Hierald Branch oliice, Brooklyn, GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE pianoforte at pupil's residence for $10 p Address, with r rq best reference given. idence, PTBACHERS box 124 Herald office. BACHE! @ LADY) WILL taxe a few pupils fa piano musio, nt 10 per quarter, at | bos or her own resi é6u 6th DENTISTRY SON, 90 TWENTIETH STREET, NEAR WAIT & insert beautiful Sets of Teeth on'Gold at Platina, $30; Aluminium, 25; the lightest and best work | ga tetas Superior Goid and Platina Fillings. Extracting under 18. 100 ft w of Patchen ay, 40: 6.5 ft 8 w of Division av, by 191.6 ft 8 w of Division av, 25x96.4xd5x and |. Hoyt st, ws, 78 ft n of Butle: x! Jegerson st, n s, 175 ft e of Patchen ay, 482200. 925 ft n of 2d at, 100x. f Tompkins ay, i806; 00 ft 200 Oakiand und Greene corner, 100x26. ‘500 Bt Jamenpince, ¢ 20 Us of Van Biren a, SUxi06..-.--14,000 Union st, 202 ft se of Smith st «) 18,000 Wyckott's, «2, 170 fhe of Caron av. 74 500 Lafayette 80 ft e of Bedford av, 20x60 Lafayette av, n , 20 ft eof Reld ay, 162100, h ai d Madigon at,» w corner, 84x400, Yates ay, w s, 60 {tn of Park av, 50x100 6tiu av atid Douglass st, ne corner, 100x84 Westchoster County. RASTOH ESTER. it av and White Piains road, 67x20. 2,000 €8, Indefnite locality, 200x105. 500 | MORRISANIA. Schuyler st, 450 ft w of Courtiandt 200 St FAR! Madison av., 0 w a, lot 40, Upper Morrisanin, 50x69.8 Esocx County, N. J. NEWARK, 8 of Dark lane, Six116. of Dark lane, 0x115. f Dark lane, g0x115. Dark I | ro | pose of pavi Bal isy | aniririts, 40 Vesey street. Orders by mall attend ED WITHOUT PAIN 13 YEARS; pplication; gas xdministered, Beautiful Plumpers for hollow chooks, Sets pur- LERS, 155 Grand atrect.'nicar Broadway. | geotn, Bi | chase and re MISCELLANEOU: S. mo PARALY’ TICS.—1 ‘AN CURE PARALYSIS IF NOT over one year's standing. The reguiar medical faculty never cured acase of paralyalt “NiIbit despecandum”Ad- ARKER, Hera'd office, and he wil! call on you. | i uses you no good bo will agi no compousauion, yes! ~ PIANOZORTES, ie ‘SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANOFORTES, OU m and otber first clas e, for cash or instalments, at very low prices let and taken in exchauge, JOH! . B. shth street, near Broadway. A ROSEWOOD GRAND rane. OF BEAUTIFUL TON 226 West Forty- venth stre GE STOCK OF PIANOS, B At SST MAK ERS, Feat or tell cheoy {vend allaweegen purchase, Call at M, M. MERRELL'S, No. 8 Union square (105 Fourth avenue), A. GREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD- way, will dispose of 100 Pianos, Melodeons and Organs Of six first class makers, at extremely low prices tor cash during this month, or will take from 5 to $20 montuty until Ree oh ‘The same to let, and rent money applied if purchased, hickering P' ins in this 0 MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND corners, rosewood 74; octave Pianoforte, made to order for 00, only seven months in use, will be sold for # also rich’ Parlor, Chatnber and. Dining'Furniture at halt cost property of private famny. nth street, one blo West of Brondway, between University place and Fifth A LADY WANTING MONEY WILL SELL FOR HALF its value rosewood reven octave Pianoforte, overstrung bass, modern improvements, inciting Stool; ' celebrated ice under $20). 28 Third street, NY PERSON HAVING A GOOD PIANO WHICH they wish taken care of and moderately used by are- Sponaible party may address N., box 277 Post oltice. CONTRACTORS.—ABOUT 2,000 YARDS OF EARTH is required to be removed from Forty-sixth street, be- ) tween Fourth and Fifth avenues, immediately, for the’ pur. Parties having facilitica for the above the evening at 226 East Twenty-third Pork may luquire ia atrect. ~ BILLIARDS. TLLTARD JREAT REDUCTION Sues, Cloth, Now is IN TABLES, time to bay. At W. WILL BUY A BILLIARD TABLE, STANDARD size, with slate bed, caer cushions, Ac., com- on KAVANAGH & DECKER, corner’ Catal and ets. $300 ete. bent (1OKE—$3 PER CHALDRON, DELIVERED IMMUDI- J ately In ang part of the oe ia orders ve mat promptly West attended to. wroet, Aidit sonal appearat the scquantunce of AY brated maker, fully guaranteed, used six months, cost B00, for gai; drawing room Suite, Paintings, Bronze, ver Wace, Chamber, Dining Furniture; Lar family leaving iy.” 57 West Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue. BRILLIANT AND POWERFUL TONED 7 O0- tave rosewood Pianoforte, made by celebrated inaker, cost $700, for $250; Stool, Cover. Call at priv residence 113 West Tw et, hear Sixth avenns, NUNN’S & CLARK ROSEWOODJPIANO, SPLENDID tone, in perfect order, for $150, at 87 Third avenug, cor+ ner of Twol/th street. me a3 FAMILY WILL SELL A MAGNIFICENT wood Pianoforte, cost $600, for less than $20); carved Caso and |i seven ‘octave, overstrung bass; celebrated makers; five years’ guarantee, 115 Seven atrect, T ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, CELE- | AMUSEMENTS. <p) = 728 BI Guinn, ronueny NEW YORK THEAT MILBUR Lives yi MILBURN: | MILBU. M MILBURN, MILBURS MILBURN: | MILBURN. MILBO MILBURN MILBURN, TLB: MILBURN, MILBURN, ILBORM. a pA edule . 1 ILHORN, the groat Loi omique, ori O CONGR MAND seit ane SONGS AND Si |8ONGS AND eet | SONGS | AND, 8K ROLLS. J. G. FORDE 3. FORDE J. @. FORD! J. G. FORDE FORDIS 3. G. A monologue Rntertainment. 3 HOWARD, AE oon PORE Coute’s Grand Balle: 0 young x ladle me? 8. . SRL LL MADDOX, Ao, NYMPHS Jos MATIN THE NYMPHS Op BEAM H HARM aa the aha WEDNESDAY "AND. SATURDAY.1 Bu away, onpostie St. Nicholas. fit FOUN HEAD OF “arsine EXCELLEN¢ it Most BLDANT STA THE PROFESSI Combined in pu ran Coke 81K LLATION, 6 aatit iad PA toulda Tour. om ivi “OF Tie DEC er Rettrio ctee OPERATIC HASH THE BOUNTY TUNERS Oe reat trick Pasi of fun, HANKY PF PANKY, 100 ARTISTS APPEAR NIGHTLY. cee jena bitie.) Doors open at 63g; curtain rises ‘at 6 ich Seats re- served six days ia advanci V OOD'S MUSEUM GEonae woop, Pitintp R1ETOR ‘Two Performances daily, #2 and § Ag M. NiGHTS “OF LURLINE: of the arya ment of. Fad Last Maites ‘OF LURL. BATU Epa ‘afore, LAST NIGHTS OF THE MORAL, BALLBR, * ATINEE PERFORS ANCES, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AT? P. My E ROSE OF CASTILE. XONDAT, "NOVEMBER id, AT 2 P.M, THE NEW COMIC OFERA TROUFE, and ats Pr. Mt PARTS, au THis LYDIA Hiowrsdn TROUPR, OOD'S MU bert dd DAY, OVE! ny Production of a berate A NONE ik bi burlesque Extravaganss-ontitieg wien wi Ore, AFEE, OF DIS ior apoorted ented with annsnal splend THE LYDIA THOMPSON: FROGS 58 Reappearunce of Mr, HARRY BECKETT, and Misa ELIZA WEAVHERS! Box plan now open. Seats secured two weeks tn advemee, Woos MUSEUM, L NOTICE. GREAT MATINEE ATTRACTION, Engagement a ard rat appearance of the new MIO OPE! UPI under the ‘Birection of Mr. FR“SD, LY8TER. ‘ ONDAY, NOVEMBER M, AT 2 Production, for a limited oie “ot perforcances, Cs omen. '* He Bea in three tort -* geameana First f uy Re Prima appeatance of tie charming Prima Donna, by dye ky MISS MINNIE WA ALTON => and Messrs. BASED HARRISON AND gp ig and Mr. FRED, LYST! Supported by a full 1 eflicient Chiru, Band Auxiliaries, the whee beer me Bora ination of a THE BEGGAR OPERAS TORPHEUS and BLUE BEARD, will be produced | fo in rapid succession, TH AVENUE poe fund Manager........Mr. AUGUBNN DALY met to Broadway. Bogina at 6 INTH WEEK, L BUY OxE, BRILLIANT, ROMANTIC’ SENSATION, EVERY. Pwlaee 9 NiGuTs LONGER, Ninth Matines of MAN & WIFE Saturday next, at balf- Lone. Seats necnred ten days in, advance act eparation for speedy and splendid produc lof, Sardos's femigus Parisian senastlon, *,* Due notice will ve ere ot the first appearance of Miss ETHEL, Mise MORAN, and of the first production of THE HUNCHBACK and THE HEIR AT LAW. IBLO'S GARD EN. N EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT. On MONDAY EVENING, Hoy. Maree Seoinges DION BOUCK NeW ROMANTIC TKISiL DRAMA, Row playing with the greatest success in London and the enti English province: THE RAPPAREE which will be neo with the OF STA RODERICK O'MA GENERAL GLEN (CK MOMUNAH following great Mr. FRANK MAYO ‘MARK SMITH WELL INING BOWERS HEO. HAMILTON EX. FITZGERALD LARA JENNINGS ME ERYTHING NEW, models and curs froin the author. 3 CAN NOW BE SECURED. WS THEATRE —720 BROADWAY, ‘ENING AT 8 f catch aide a MATINEE ATS ‘| The eclobrated Comedi HARBY BECKETT. ular burlesque of ALA WARHY BECKETL AS THE WIDOW PRANKEY, Tae Comie Opera of THE BLIND BEGGARS. Characters by Milss Blanche Galton and Thos. Whidin, Aud the immensely amusing piece of TOO MUI 2 GOOD NATUR! JafMler Jenicins. ation, Cravou’s original Comedy of ILLIA test London sensation, “LY PARD, ow THE IDLE APPRENTICE.” ‘The spec } OOLEY" eae MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 7, and during the week, LAST WEEK OF UNSW RTH ond EUGENE’S LUCRE ZIA BORGIA. Tremendous hit of “LET ME BE” and BARBARY ALLEN, — KICK, SHEPPARD and GRIFFIN, Ye RAID ON A TUGER PEs “LA SUNNAMBULA,” mponz PASTOR'S us OPERA. HOUSE, THE GEA ‘ THE GREAT ANNIE HINDLE tn her famed sensation songs and lightning changes. Won erful} Mian LILLUE WENTWORTH in her cuaracter jig. Miss KATI SHARPE In SERIO-COMIC SONG Tho successful drama, THE ORPHAN Gru, ORNEW YORK IN THR STREBTS Next Matinee, Saturday. Monday, Nov. 14, Buriesque— 201 BOWERY. E Tony Pastor's Star Troupe. ony A LSS HUGHES & WHITE'S ANDY oR EE AOS EN icKER ADD WE. ZAVE ADD WEAVER, J. A. MOUARTON AND THE STAR TROUPE,” wes! ELKS 11 ELKS 111 LKS! ELKS!! ELKS Itt ACADEMY OF MUSI YORK. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 15, 1370. Third annual Veneft of the The cotoseal entortat fifty of the leading thelr diferent spactal formance ever olleredt t BE tof the age. Two hundred and of the profession will appear in making this superior to any per- Private boxes +8, $10 and e New York puuile. LE OF PRICES. 7 a Remember Tuesday afiernoon, Novemiber 19, 18:0, Doors open at 1 o’c.ock, Performance to commence at 2. MR WAMIER | MONTGOMERY. ly WALTER MONTG Bhakapeare, Bells," by apropos of wai Brougham, Comédian, Wallackys t General adm! Box stall n Original Poem ima of Peace,” ead ON N! > NEW YORK oseus OF ANATOMY, 618 618 bri 618 a8 cestablntet fais) os BI 618 ro fearfully and 618 618 y made, 618 61s 61s 615 Loy prouties, W 613 618 the Tfiman and Aumal Creation to be seen at 618 oue visit. 618 HE CORDOVA EXHIBITION in kurope the formal opent Cordova has been postponed un 1 nxt, when it March b nan oxitively be ope hibitora ean send goods Duntry until the Ist of Decomber. For further rap ntine Legation, Washington, or to apply at the Ary WARD F. DA SON, Argentine Congu! General, RPTION MATINED bola aber, Fi ay Eve G, November ‘rom 10 Sa RE ee iy Aeaiemy and thelr friends wi ul always be consilered | welcome visit ors. Uf fons TREAT RICAL tegen A large aad constant - pete incpeasing stock of Asti nae Ts, f d origin: ieee eT. esigns, on hand at the ME’ f aoarine: ITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, Nasenn street Old Hertia Butlding. ECE DANCING ACADEMIES Br 5 LL FASHIONABLE, DANCES IN ONE QUARTER, A ‘at 8. Academies. Classes at Nagonie Hall, 114 Bast revoort Hall, 164 East Filty-fourva sive Private lessons at any bour, day or evenin; Cul for circulars. Resideace 337 Bast Tent eo A pont ORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT NO. ol sft avenue. Send 1 for a circular, Afternoon and even! Thirteenth street, and street. NARPET WANTED-IN PART PAYMENT FOR a plano, organ or melodeon, Address Mr. BALL, 45) Fifth avenue, corner Twonty-sixth street, and No CADEMY OF DANCING AND CALISTHENIUS, Sixth avenue. Broadway. LEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO, MAKERS, BOARDMAN 35 rb instrument ihicent 7 octave, cI lege, dc., al s Bleecker ree, near st Mactougal, aaclmeaia OF VERY GOOD NEW AS WELL AS fecong hand Pianos will find {t to their aayantage by calling at 79 Fourth avenue, between Tenth aud dle wrens, buying elagwbere, ¢ Mr. TRENOR’ sacet on TUESDAYS and FRIDAY! Ladies and children at 4 and gentiemen at 8 P. M. New classes are now forming. Send for circulars. JE GARMO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 2 FLFTH AVE- nue, corner * Siasses for Wegiuners co constantly forming, Classes ani and, waprehe, leseoue ia a) “Tho yal ae lanes for exolus! ‘Tuesday morning, sercuta Noveunlyes By 8b 054 C100