The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1871, Page 9

WALL STRERT, Fripay, Mareh 17-6 P, M. On *Change to-day wheat was firm but almost foactive. The cotion market was heavy and at tue close became weak and declined, THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. ‘The aggregate amount of exports (exclusive of specie) trom the port of New York forthe week end- Ang March 14, 1871, was $3,649,835. THR NEW LOAN. The street, and more particularly the Gold Room, “was full of rumors to-day that the Secretary of (he Treasury had made some important negotiation by Which the success of the new loan would be almost assured. Nothing definite was disclosed as to tne matter by those who share the secret, but probably ‘our Washington despatches this evening will throw light upon what is made for the present so much ofa mystery. The name of the Rothschilds 1s Mentioned in convection with what 1s going on, whence it is inferred that the great European bankers have done something more than simply accept a foreign agency for the loan. Additional subseriptions to the extent of $2,260,000 were re- ported to-day, making the total amount subscribed for 80 far about $15,000,000, GOLD WEAK—111%% a 111%, ‘These mysterious mutterings led to w stampede to gell gold, and the price, which had ruled steady most of the forenoon at 11134 @ 1113, sudaenly fell to 11144, the downward movement being accele- rated by asharp rise in the London quotation for five-twenties of 1862, which advanced to 9234 & 9234. Subsequentiy it was announced that the French gov- ernment had authorized a new loan of 2,500,000,000 francs in three per cent rentes, and the fear of com. petition from this source likely to arise in tne Lon- don market occasioued a reaction in gold to 111%. The course of the market 1s shown in the table:— In the gold loan market the rates ranged from thice per cent for carrying to flat for borrowing. ‘The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared Gold balances.... 048, 993 Currency balances. + 1,182,543 ‘The steamer of Saturday will take out about $300,000, mostly in silver. GOVERNMENTS STRONG. The government list was strong in the issues more directly affected by the advance abroad and also by rumors that the Treasury would increase the pur- chases for the month of April, into which, it was also reported, the feature would be introduced of buying the bonds for gold direct, thus doing away ‘With gold sales, It will be remembered that this Policy has been strongly urged by the HERALD, on the ground that it will do away with the tendency to create an uneven movement in the money market. It will also slience the objections of those who claim that the government in paying more than par for the bonds purchased each month ts redeeming the debt atapremium, All these rumors go to confirm the belief that Mr. Boutwell is devermined to exert the powers of the Treasury Department in, behalf of dower gold and higher quotations (in gold) 1or the five-twenties, which he desires to convert into the new bonds. The curreucy sixes exhibited a natural Feaction from the recent sharp advance, and sold as low as 114, The ten-forties closed strong at 109, MONEY BASY. There was a rather easier feeling in money, and while the lowest rate was four per cent, even on government collaterals, the transactions at five per cent among the stock houses were less frequent, and joans on the ordinary securities were quite general late in the day at the lower figure first men- Uoned, Commercial paper was oniy moderately Active, and quoted sevea per cent for prime names. The tailure of a topacco leaf dealer in Newark was reported, with liabilities of $40,000, for which his creditors have accepted a compromise at filty per cent in cash and twenty-five per cent in notes. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY. The foreign exchange market was steady anda shade iirmer on the basis of 109%, a 109% for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling and 1103¢ a 110% for sight bilis. STOCKS ACTIVE, FEVERISH AND LOWER. The stock Market Was uusettied, and, under a pres- sure Of sules to realize the recent advance in some of the leading speculative stocks, prices went off a half to two per cent, the principal decline occurring in Pittsburg, which sold as low as 112. Lake Shore, Which sold on Thursday at 100%, declined to 98%;- The Vanderbilt securities (reference being had to the original favorites of the party—viz., New York Central stock and scrip) fell off an average of about three-quarters per cent. The course of prices was not at all regular, however, nor the tone of the market consistent; for Rock Isiand, St. Paul, Wabash, Union Pacific and Pacitic Mall were firm and higher. Oficial advices trom Washington assert positively that the Appropriation bill contaius an appropriation of $500,000 for the China mail service and $76,000 for the Sandwich Isiand mail service, which will, of course, fall to the Pacific Mail Company. in addiuon to the fixed an- nual subsidy of $500,000 granted the company by Congress six or seven years ago. market was Ohio and Mississippi, whicn fell to 465. It {8 said that the chief spir.t iy unis stock, Whose name was connected with It so prominently last summer and throughout the decline of last winter, mide the “mistake” of selling out and going short in the vicinity of 38 a 42 jast month, when the udvance of the price to that stage Suggested the opportunity of retrieving some of his losses of last winter by operating for a decline from figures which had been the turning point of his speculation in the spring of 1870. But the great buoyancy communicated by the advent of peace in Europe and the special assistance given the 1ise by heavy purchases on the part of the Vanderbilt clique defeated his operations on the short side and led to acompromise by which he settled ata loss of ten ber cent. on about ten thousand shaves of the stock. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest Prices of the leading speculative stocks durlag the day:— + $23,682,000 Lowest. Highest. Now York Mee consolidaied. 99. St. Paul preferred Ohio and ‘stone ©. O, and Union Tactite Western Unt Pacilic sail. LATHET PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS, ‘the following were the closing street prices for goverument bonds:—United States currency sixes, lid @ 1143; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 115% a 116; do. do,, coupon, 11574 a 116; do. five-twen- es, registered, May and November, 112a 112%; do. do., 1862, coupon, 40., 112% a 112%; do. do. 1864, do. AO,, 11246 & 112441 do. do., 1866, do, do., 11244 @ 1123%; do, do., registered, January and July, 111 a 1114; ao, do,, 1805, coupon, do, 111 a 11154; do, do, 1867, do. 00, 111 a 111%; do. do., 1868, do. do., 111% a 11146; do. ten-forties, registered, 108% 109; do. ‘do., coupon, 10935 a 10944. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL AND STRONG. The Suuthern list was quiet and generally strong, The only feature was a sudden rise of about two per Cent in the new South Curolinas in the afternoon ‘Upon the announcement that the State agent tn this city wilipay the Aprii interest in gold coi on and aiter ihe Ist prox, The old and new issues are gtaduaily approaching in value, owing to the pros- Pect that bonds of all kinds will be .unded into the new sterling Joan, which will make the State debt more uniform than it now 1s. The following were the closing street prices tbls evenmmg for the Southern iist:—Ten- nessee, eX COUPON, 64 a 6446; do, new, 63% a 64; Viiginla, ex coupon, 67 a 68%; do., new, 67a 69; do, reglatered stock, old, 62% a 624; Georgia sixes, 81.0 83; do. Kevens, 91a 93; do. do, old, 92 i= 84s North Carolina, ex coupon, 4734 8 48; do, {una ie yf ‘Tow oxira, re ii i le ‘The drag in the | “YW YORK HERALD: SATURDAY, MARCH 16; 1871. ing, 1866, 87 a do. do,, 1868, 28 a 80; do., new, 25 26; do. special tax, 20 a 21; Missouri sixes, 91% a 92; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90% a 91 Louisiana sixes, 69 @ 71; do., now, 63a 64; do, levee #1Xea, 74 a 76; do, do., eights, 84 a 8654; do. Peniten- tary sevens, 728 75; do. railroad eights, 80 a 82; Alabama fives, 6) 9 62; do, eights, 100 101; do. railroad eights, 04 a 98; Sonth Carolina sixes, 76 a 80; do, new, January and July, 6734 & 70; do. do., April and October, 67 a 69; do, registered stock, old, 65 a 72; Arkansas sixes, 66 a 60; do, sevens, 55 a 60; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, 84.8 86; do. interest eights, 78 9 80; do. sec> ond mortgage elghts, 53 a 66; Mississippi Central Ratlroad first mortgage sevens, 80 @ 85; do, do, second mortgage eights, 70 a 72; New Orloans and Jackson Ratiroad first mortgage, 86a 88: do. do, second mortgage, 75a 80; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage, 83 a 90; do. do, second mortgage, 77 a 80; Greenville and Columbia Ratl- road, guaranteed by South Carolina, 60 a 64; Macon and Brunswick Rallroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 73 @ 75; Wilmington, Charlotte and Kutherford eights, 624; a 65; Memphis city sixes, 55 a 56; Sa vaunah city sevens, 82 a 84; New Orleans consols, old, 73.@ 76; do., issue ratlroads, sixes, 70 @ 74; do., new sevens, 71 a 72, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Friday, March 17—10:15 A. M. . geereee +S, ae 111 20000shs NY OLU Re, 955 5-20, aay 10 9) 3000 flu Re ai tode 1b 300 ‘2000 Mich So 2d m. 50 3000 Mich Sos f oda. Bu00 Pac 7'a, gd by M 8 Cen Pao gold bi 100 yi 30 ao: bg ies Gu) do 13% : #900 Ch & BU b 102% 100C&N W 9354 eee i ne woo 98% 500 dow. Big 82 600 Col, C, G 83% SM 100 Chic # 8 is lo 85° 400 do. ive 85 1700 do. ug sgn ao. 1 17 0 ue 07 200 i no 600 nyt bi 87 @ a Sa 100 3% 400 100 80 6% 200 y 200 4 5634 800 0. be 88 86°, 40 Chic & Aiton RR... 113) i Min dos tas Wee dos Fd ity Quiualrer in Gone 1 800 Mg 60 84% 100) 2u0 Maripota é 100 lou Mariposa pf. « 10% 60 a 1” 200 18 Adams ix Co. 70 10 10y Am Mer Union sx. 48, 00 ONYC&H RRR... 934 100 12:15 and 2:15 o?Clock P. 5000 85-20, 68, 500 ee ‘ey Ti, e.. tat . Wd34 do. One o’Clock P. M. 200 shs Cleve & Pitts RR 113!¢ 200 oe 113% bt ce rig “al, tan UB Ba on. 3 iit a 3 1.0) US 6-20, 0, °B7.0. Ll ino 0. 3500 Or W Ly 36 0009 Team Os, nt 25:00, old. Toco Lake Shay bss: Bo uio Feninsular ieitist, $9 3000 ©0l,0 &1C Ist... 8535 100 Gal & Chic 2d.... 97 100) UPac REIst m.. 84 3000 Del,Lanck&W Ist m 101: 300) Ce Pac gld bide. 954 200 shs Canton Uo...... 8559 800 do, 0 do. 100 ares Ter ii pret: lv LS - re 8B Ri. £4 33 5 < 200 90, 50 1184 100 Listy a 100 TS o0.b 200 ‘8359 100 "do. 800 Bais iy Con Coal siSiale's Bag 40 933, 600 8354 io i RB 10636 400 100 Oto & 347% 200 do... 50 5) Bite, YA 300 100 Mul & St Paul RR 800 100 Mite St Paul EE 200 osthe TM Rh. STREET QUOTATIINS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. Sea 58% Northwest'n pt. a ck Tslane St Paul. Bt Paul pi Wabash West Wile Tel. COMMERCIAL REPORT. FRipay, March 17-6 P.M, ~Receipts, 47 pkgs. Tho demand for pot was moderate, but prices were steady at $6 75a $7 25, Pearl dull and nominal at $8 75 a $9 25. Breswax was slow -of sale, owing to the firmness of holders, who demanded $c. a 360, ; a small Jot was sold at Sic. Cocoa was dull and prices were nominal at 10%c, a llc. for Guayaquil, 223gc. a 26c, for Maracatvo, and lic. a léc. for Caracas, all gold, in bond, CANDLES.—Tnere was no demand except for Jobbing lots, which were selling at former tigures. We quote:. tine, ae Le. ean a sods ent, se. Cuicory.- erman ground ol quality wi Sie. a 8c golly we Weard of no & AAA pn was steady at the following quotations :— Hora. Weige.? tarred Mantla, I7c.; Hussia bolt Sisal rone, 16ige. YEWOODS.—All kinds were quict but without particular change in value. Jamaica logwood was quoted at 19 a $20 i St. Domingo do., $18 currency; Honduras do., 25 50 fold; West Coast lima wood, #57 6) currency: fustic, gol TTON.— The market opened strong, and some sales were edlcted at full prices, but subeequentiy, under the presaure of liberal offerings, the market ruled {rregular, and prices turned in buyers’ favor to the extent of S00 iy least for all grades, while for low qualilies the market showed even greater depression. The sales were limited, the demand generally being at Ggures materially uader holders’ views. At the close the market still retained a decided down- ward tendency, and the appende: ered nominal and extreme. Pay For export. wie" For bone consumption. 262 For speciation ia In transit... Total bales, . + 1,050 443 492 ar 100 Dales to ative, The market ries was depressed and unsettled, prices Suctuating widely aud frequentiy i he market ‘closing wil ‘short’ interest in the ascenday = day were 15,600 bales, as follo ren, 200 as Mase dn Tneludea in th for future deity hy 1) aes lu March’ aud "100" A ih a Ten feter: a 2,00 a Hii. 1,400 at 00 13 160, R10 at 13540. ; ho april and Mos May, at ke, Yogotiers Nay, 200 at” 1 1g Toe, “B00 at 13%,8" 100° at gs nd 200 lune At 18%ce, "together; 10) Ma Sul ‘ogetier 100 May, June and 3 fo ie 100 Ronee ate in oe igor a nt at 13% tly, 100 at ‘August, 200 ‘at Laces” Septembere”! Also ‘yesterday, after the close of ft i fates ‘a’ failowas- March, 3, Sy, "dun at 140, B0N‘ak 18 L-6e, f er fay, 200 at 14, 600 at 0 May, June a and d uly at yo: i “0 Rare ; - Au and 1 Beptente ‘at Pind Grand re The average quotations of yerterday a follows: Avril Muze. ; May iy y25e; August, 14356; September, Wea at le.’ The’ closing prices for tots onthe ‘spol were vata ows — Dolgnte. Alabama . Ort rena, Ordinary. Tee Good ordi Re B | Low midi Wig 14% 5 | Midalin; lie lig I 18hs 18%, COFFER.—the market for Rio was quiet, tuere being but Littie demand, but prices continued to rule steady and erm, Holiera were’ Inuisposnd {o grant way reduction in prices 10 etfect sales in cons nce of the smaiiness of ste tier descriptions remained. dull, ref aetaien, and we he but fall prices were asked. We quote :—Rio, pt “| ee @ 1c. ; good’ do., 12. a Wie, for tote, 10x. 8 xcs all Eerion, Be Pech rBibeaporey ea a ie Wie. al jamaica, We, aldigors Ste bondi, c.; Comte Rica, igs s Rereeh in, Be. a 18e. ; Savaniliay 1)geem 5,650 bbis. flour, 400 bbis., i000 bushels lags 27,260 do. corn, malt and 5,200 do. barley. ‘The flour market rolet dull and heavy, but prices rienced no ma- terial ebange, The sales were abuut 10000 bbls. st Our qu tations, Southern tour was steady, with @ ies 000 bbls, Rye Hour was qiet,, but pri iy and firm at our quotations: sales 180 bbs, Cor meal was dull aud nominal; a small lot of Brandywine was We & iC. Mexican, duty bald. 25.00 a $5 90 810 a6 by 670 n 685 6850 710 6100 650 ba tH bisa 775 Round hoop Ohio, sbipping brands, 6750 710 Bound heop Olio, wade brands {7000 735 Ta 8W Wa TH Je. per ib. at | Bt. Lotte straight exten. 1% st BE Louie holon double Hi veto Ha 6 0 Cora meal, J iio ‘a meal Comm meal, randy ' 468 a abo was duil but unel f ‘\ 80 tor ol No. elivered ; white. “Rye was and nominal; now id at Bl ib, Stato was quoted at 8 mwas Sloued to he sales wore 00,0.0 bushels, at 870, for mi Sr He Se Se ee steal ene, Ue Peay spot, and 890. soe for old ‘mixed’ Western, atoal, 0 were {n moderat sales were 20,000 inane Of barley 9,000 bushels fworrowed State was quoted at ew ete by iy at to quality, Malt was dull and not REIGI but at lower rates was tmall the offerings being light. “The demand for for charter waa alow, abd rates wore in favor of shippers, ae pr sta were :—To averaaely abont 400 bales eel by railand steam ; also, by sail, 22,600 bueh writ, 4344" a ba nid per steanier da,c00 buses wheat nt 5 privaistere, To ‘atid. To tendon at To mbit nha ats. Bd. 60 tons ofl cake, at 203, ‘fo Antwerp, 60 boxes bacon o ta 00 bags coffoa at 7s, Gu, and 30 kids. tobacco at 87s, Gd, TO Bremen, tierce: 22s. 6s. ; 100 huds. tobacco i {- nia)atiis, 6d. 7! ‘A bark, trom Philadeipula id Gore, tor el lom or Continent ,000 with Sidetand Oc of I to a dieeck pert dom, with 1,600 bb! 8 Bunhels Sait, and GUNS" ‘Thore were saves of Horeo. ahd native cloth mado in Boston, but the particulars were kept private, Baga were quiot and uuobanged. (ops.—Thera was a moderate degreo of activity in the, market, the demand boing partly from exporters, but chioily, from brewers, aod prices continued to rule steady and tino, eapeclally for the betier grades of uew, which were not freely olered. {Did crop sold ot trom ge. Zo, und new do. a irom Te. to BAY.—With fair offerings.ana a ealy & moderate demand, vices were not quotabiy the Yr ry Ioee Wo anor iota Bl. gh id a BU Tos otal ote, BE a B15 long iret, Gl 8 a 1-405 sliart Wo. 960. 0 Huur.—All kinds were in Mght demand, satatie heard of no sales of mom S Detees. unehn nila bein ise. Bouts, ut jute, . ‘an sale of jute butts war made ata: urrency, The inarket. was passably active. ‘abd prices were quute steady at our quotations below, plbere were ris a8 Montovideo, to arrive, be Lig, tbe, ‘Ayres (seconds), 22 1b8., at 19440. ef is and - wet salted Texas, 60 ibs", Ts oe thee k'sis don not telmmne 19340. : stamina and Mexican, 22 10.94 Ibs, Ble, we. Vera ‘ad ‘18 to, 19 Ibs, 2Wyge. 5 Trampled, 20 (0, Wids,, BWe., 01 Monty ‘There were sold 163 bbls. on private term Lat ihe "market tor hemlock sole exiibited no change of consequence. A fair business was. In progress, though the demand was mostiy for small amounie to aupply immediate necessitics, Prices wera steady,, eapocially tor good leather. ‘Tue stock is fair and weil asuortel. Uniou crop Was moderately active at previous prices, while rough et and unchanged, We append the current quotatigna:— sand Rio ee Mo. & 4e.; good ifo. : mil ic Light, de. S30. “Union Crop- “Chiy Slaugnter-ight 880, 2, d0e, heavy, 38. Foreign Hides — 1 iba madalee Bie. @ BB. ; heavy, fie 8c. a Me. Oak Rougu—Lights $20. a 350; middi and heavy, 82c, LUMBER, &0.—The market for Eastern spruce was quiet, but full prices prevailed, especialiy for good schedules, whtoe were! fa rnoat demand + Nive ollerings were only mode: ‘sold about 800,000 feet, within the range of ox gina a a at —Soy at e “Laths.—The demand was mode- prices were steady, at #8, at which there were taleh or 200,000. Lime was sciling moderately at previous prices, eee common, #1 80; eae. 165, Kosendale coment — tn moderate request at ._ Bricks were in fair re- and, rices were pt notwithstanding the Jarge iy ogee front rere bon at 6 ‘roton, 10 Bs coat g mate B10, and d* Lane Tala a plu ‘There was but lit bi frau Beotoh p and the high bose genio pig bn ding suies. ‘There. were vold. 200 tous Gart- sherrie from ship at 432 Eglinton was quoted at S34 n 0: 60, and Garlaherrio, at i American Iron was very: qui owing to. the smalt offerings; Ho, 1 wag held at es wil bid, while’ No. 2 was quoted e500 ns No. fined Hudson on private terms, dluoted aL 83130 «889, folie f tor rency, for American.’ Copper w: Jrituolu change, the market velng Take, aintost all at 213.0. Horaluan at golds for sioafan} tons doraeatic were Bold gu private terns, Lead was dull, there being scarcely any demand, and. prices were weak At $6 20 for ordinary * Sales 60 tons Spanish on private terms. Tin—Straits 1b, and 610 a wird, Cure but prices ‘were ito steady. Sales 75,000 ter was dull and Were more active but lower, coming at 8g old. Sales, 00 ae straits on private terms. iangltah Ww quoted dere * Rahon was duil an a with a moderate. io Bic. to Tuc. We quote: Cuba—-Centritugal and mixed... layed a market (or ints tarpeatine Was stil very quict, the denand Delog tight ana oly for small Jos to supply immediate wauis, previous prices were ‘mmalniuned; merchantable lots aold. to. tbe ex tent of 60 bbls. ‘at 6234c. a B¥e., chiefly at Sle; for wholesale lots about was. the best bid. Crada turpentine was dull and nominal. Rosin—Tne business transactions in all grades was diminutive, and prices were generally fa” buyers’ | favors what tte demand ” prevailed | was mainly | for) low grade {here were sold. 80 bble, No-2at 82 90a i including w amall lot at 83 124, and small lots other kinds withia range of the following quotations, viz, : 5 a td pale and extra pale, $4 50 a i quoted $2 coe 32.65, Wilmington tar remained dull and nominal, ‘Ou. CAKE—City, in baga, was quiet but quite steady at 839 60, gold, at which price the last sale was made, West. ern was dull’and nominal, Peraoiro.—the market for crude in bulk was more active, but at decidediy lower sales being made as send Lken! eere were sold 1,000 oula at l4scer and, sales Of about £000 bbls, were ramored at 140. ‘The closing price was about I43,c._ Crude in bbis. was dull and nominal at ouy Tast quotations. Navhtha was slow of ce there being scarcely any demand, and price nominal. uote #340. for cargoes Situca to ule: Gall aust heavy, at He. p B4ie. for, earegety a erally demandea. all sources, and ‘we heard of whe: roneepteTad Upla, on private torms, and 2,000 do. for May, al fobbing lots were dulland unchanged, The market in Peiuadipats was et and heavy, and prices were lower in some, saves. nate demand was very light, and sellers were fansioustoreallze: There were sold 1,000 bbls. for March at 23sgo. net; 2,000 do. for April, at 26%¥c., and 1,509 do. for doy on private terms PROVisIoN.—Receipts, 2,063 bbls. ‘Bi! 52, bie, and tlerces beef, 287 pa sae cut meats, 1 C1 tetivg. nnd ‘or future fof April delivery at press 00. do. last , closing voli fe riner, thoug] hers BEN ay ated ey there were sold 2,000 bbia. mi 2175 a B21 826, closing’ at the iatter événing, tor dame delivery, at Ga f for May, at 175 algal B74) and 780 do, for ay and dane and May, pe and July at aioe A few smail lota wei spot wae ‘at $30 a $82 for Texas to choice Beef in tierces was quict and unchanged, the sales Mara eh Tor t meats were in limited demand ads “were in buyers? favors ckied Te. for ool quel, but without jes 200 boxes, fat Wise for Com ise. for short rib, Western. being about +00 tiercer, within the range of prime and Indi a of all kages,, witnin the ‘range 0 led shoulder and prices sales 200 Jie. for pio red dia 104. for pickled beille particular change (In vaiue; berland cut, 1030. a I Ye quote :— Long eloar’ 1036.; short do. lle. ‘Dressed "hogs were. ia oma supply and higher. Eee was quiet, but steady for fie Western, which closer at (2ige. for prime. sten and there were e latter price for steam. Hie manne Cor buwes was erithout changs be monies Te fine grades were qnite stendy in value, with @ moderate de- mand and smuall offerings, whlie the other qualities were very ‘and heavy, owing to the comparatively free Cheese was tinchanged, being qutet, but steady in for the home trade, We State datri Be. tate, hale frkit. tubs, aur to exten, He, Tabs fait to exten res’ paila, the.’ a 470, 5 ania dasies, piety, commen to ‘prime, Wertern Vand Northwestern, 83c., Te. a Be; roll butter, $00, . goncede, Fale to extra State factories, ide, a'l70.; ordinary do 1240. 0 Me skimmed do., 8c. a 10 rdinary to extra State farm dafr! Iixe. « 1640; ordinary to good Western, 10e, a Ide, Ri ‘The demand for « sroline was light, ‘but prices were firm, owing to the very smal sold within the range or Bsa Rangoon was unchanged. ‘The ri} rot for raw was fairly active, the de- mand being chiefly from refiners, and a further ndvagce 1a lished, goou refting selling at vive, yed moderate. The sales were 200) hbds. go. melding 1,000 Cuba at 8/40. a diac, Port 269 boxes on private terme. Holders de- manded at the closo 8/46. a 9gc. for fair to good reining ply. A tew small iots were esc. for common to prime. Revned was moderately active and steady for hard, Hye. a 2c, for ica white and ta a iho. tor extra C, uot Lntenior to common refining, 7246 a 8iger; tale rea. 4c. 00d reliniDg, H4c.; fale {0 good grocery, 9iqc. & prime to choice 0 erocery 9) ave. ; centri ug Fe beds ee. & Mee. oe 8, hogshe: a Brelado, de. Vana — Boxes rd? Nos Fa Gout told, eee aoe. 16 to’'18 Le. Ru Ko. 5 ie a “isee. 5 0., whiter Tike. -& niece Porto Ried, refining gtades, Bigc. a Yc.; Porto ico, groces 94yc. a 104c, Brazil, Dutch standard, Nos. 8 to 1d, in moderate request and quite steady here were sold 8.400 bags and 1,700 p iy paid, On. wiaty days’ time. Clover wi aaa tlasbahgeds closing at 12e. a Tijac. Timothy was ¢ anoved Th aia ate ‘Skine.—The market for both gont and deer was without +, there veing but iittle demand, aud we heard of no eve Was no change to note fh prices, which following, quotations:—Goat—Tay a, and Vera Cru ei } Central American, trimmed, acs; Sisal Sie, wnd Para, de. & Wo auote:—Drop, 9¥e., and buck, ie.» G0 Peis linchanged. SYRARINE,—The demand was light and only fo but bolder were generaily tirm. Prine, in bh quoted at Ido. a 16 market {or Liverpool was tolerably active, id prices were steady and firm at our last quotations, Owing to the small arrivals aud the moderate stoc! TomAGCO. There Was Dut ite activity fa the market Cor Kentucky, the demand being light rom all classes ot buye Fricos were unchanged, howerer, Salee 160 his, at 6790, ee ith a modern t was steady aod gu mrt moder | Connect | Connecticut and Massachusetts ue wrappers New York State wrappers... Seedlea/. Crom. Conneeticut and Massachusetts Alters. a I8o, | Connecticut and Massachusetts binders and lots. ds. - tout And Maveuchusetis wi ork State fillers... fork State average iol Penneyivania and Ohio fill Average lots, Ee was more active and prices were Wrappers. TALLOW.— Tho dema firmer and hi, Bates 160,000 Ibs. prime at 9c. a 9 1-160, for domestic fleece ona of the business marks sia ors, and showing bu Dae tte a disposition te operate beyond. urreat’ necessities, irabie lines of pulled Wool attract some attention, and holders of such generally I figures. We note conaiderabie doing in Califor. Hin woot (mostly sprit full prices, Some ama of fie Bow abr dip of Saltoraiathave boas told in San Fran isco, forme, but prices ero not yet eatabliaied, areusn is leas wot! ‘pet wools are 1h request, but actions ve Fo tpoted by the me atook he 9, {noludiny: ee 8 8350.5, 18.000 Bo. 100 ioe. i ‘ere then in mrced Tots, nt a ju 085 also Me ai nud sopertine peed ¢ Sadao. m tho, in: side for jos, auparine ab mating pulled, i, Bios Tioo00 tbe, Oattecrain et ue | fo spring, fre freo of burrs; 260, 0, dO. Bl b fails Iba, Cautornta p ; in Ore, fon, Aaj 35,000 ba. Texas, 2854, 8, for Woe. rn, wliabtly burry ; 4000 tba. Me: Miza, pulled, part. at 650; 0. tbs. ‘Donskél, We. gold Ibs Cai There ina continued wpurited demand for. shee} Which holders reaeive full prices. We note sales of 613 Bales unwashed South American and 650 bales unwashed Mestlza ee terms, Receipts, 870 bbls. The demand was only moiteraie ti the sales were amall, while the market was cay 13 The sales were 200 Lbls. wt Ul igc. & 920.5, CN eetedy ata at fue, THE MISSOUM TOANADO. Aerial Voyage of an Engineer. {From the St. Louis Republican, March 12.) The visitors continue to pour into East St. Louts to view the ruins made by the ternado, ‘The difter- ent railroad compantes have had large parues of workinen at work removing the mass of déoris and clearing away the ruims generally, but 80 great and extraordinary was the devastation that it wall be weeks before the effects of the storm are oblite- rated, A iresh iMustration of the terrible velocity through space of the storm streain is found in ihe experience of persons who, while occupying posi- tions east and west of the tornado path were observant of the elemental commotion tn progress. for many miies on both sidea nigh winds proves but atthe time the dreadful air rush was Made through East St. Louis the most abrupt and singular chauges occurred tn the wind on each side Of 18 course, itis stated by different parties that the wind, witch had been blowing about southwest, odeniy veered and blew furtously towards Baat it, Louis, the change being occasioned, as it ls su oeet, by the suction of the tornado’s (urtous trac AS indicated in a previous article, some of our engl- neers have interested themselves in making calcula- tions as to the pressure of the wind, aud they con- clude tuat had the same storm struck any of our Public buildings squarely they would have ween de- stroyed, The destruction of the masoury work in Hast St. Louis that came full i the path ‘of the tor- nado was astunisiingly complete. The two round’ houses strack were not merely wrecked, but literally own to pieces, and @ large portion of the bricks distributed over a large space, aud it was almost in- possible to realize that large buildings once oveu- pled the sites pointed out, AN AERIAL TRIP BY AN ENGINEER. We alluded in our second report of the tornado to the story told by the Ohio and Mississippi Railcoad employs, to the effect that an enginecr of that road been blown through the window of lis engine. Mr, Haynes, the engmeer mentioned, sends us the following account of the macter:— O10 AND Mississtpri RAILROAD, Base St, Louts, Maren 9, i871, EDITOR OF MissoURI REPUBLICAN :— I have just been shown a statement of what befei me during the'tornado of Wednesday, also a request that 1 wouid write you particulars, aa the information received seems most incredible. Sir,"had you been over here at the ine I have reason to think you Would have ylven credence to the story, 1 was sliting upon my seat when the storm commenced; my engine was standing on switch No.2, tbe rain commen: ced to blow into the cab, and 1 got dota to let down the cur- tain. Just then the winu commenced to blow fiercely, and I stooped down to the bottom of the cab of the engine to look for auaill bad, dropped, to nail the curtain down as tio wind biew 80. The ureman sald he had some fn his tender. Dox andstepped outof the cab fato the tank to uet some, when the wind caught him and blew bim clean oif the tank and raise {him avout fourteen feet from the ground, carry- img bim over @ freight car and landing him upon the roof of a small shed north of the passenger coach shed of the Ohio and Mississippi Hailroad, he receiv- ing uo other injuries than severe bruises and a smail cut upon the left arm. No sooner did IT raise up woen T found the glass fall out and then the wind caught me, aud tearing entirely away the cab, carry cab and myself off —the first tine I ever enjoyed a ridé without human aid or mechan ism. Iwas d near @ hundred and fiity yards. On my way I was c ved through an express car that stood with Ite side doors wide open, But for those doors veing open I have no doubt it would have killed me, I was then carried Into ® yard where three hogs were, and fell clean upon one of them, Where I laid several minutes uatil I could recall my senses, when Larose up, bleeding about the head. 1 received three scalp wounds and one ou my ieft thigh, but am able to re- sumo work, ing ying trip through the You now have a full account of m air, which you are at liverty to publ ‘DANIEL HAYNES, Mr. Haynes certainly Sy cigs to have had a mar- yellous experience, but hi pe probably was not More singular than that of nunverous other indivi- duals in Bast St. Louis. In fact to view the scene of the wreck it 13 almost incomprehensible that the lust of Killed and injured Was not far larger than it Wate Svrcipe OF 4 Nororiovs CRIMINAL.—James Bieomer, one of the most desperate and noted roughs in Uister county, N. Y., committed suicide at tne little village of Accord on Saturday, He had been on an extensive drunk for several weeks, aud on Friday evening left Rondout for a tramp up the canal. Passing through Roseadale on Saturday he stele @ horse and wagon. He was pursued, and when near Alligesville the horse he was derlying ran away, throwing him out. He went on to Accord on foot, and Was soon after arrested at that place. While In the hands of the constable lie asked permission to drink @ gias3 of cider, which was handed to him, when he emptied the contents of a yial therein and quickly drank it down, In about flve minu at ed when Ap was found that the vial had con! jaudanum. Biodtier vas a bounty jumper during the war, and a horse thief, highwayman and desper- ate character peony’ since. He returned from Sing Sing about a year ago, where he served out a sentence for highway robber , Brace WANTS 10 BE RECONSTRUCTED.—General Braxton Bragg, it is said, has brought a suit against Uon‘alid other eon tho ta diode YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN- VE —you ‘A A. wertea inthe NEW YORK HERALB, ‘and, if up town, tayo time and extra expense by leaving It at thé HERALD CAN HA OFFICE, 1248 Broadway, three doors above Thinyebrn ‘eureets This is our only authorized uptown raneh, and advertisements are received at. oflice rates. Open from 8 A. M, Uil8 P, M. every day in the year. LADY WHO TEACHES SINGING AND FRENCH Wanted, for a ladies! seminary near Philadelphia, particulars apply at the American Conservatory of Musio, -11 th av. ORGANIST WANTED FOR A PROTESTANT CRURCH— Quartette choir. 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T PLACE IN THE CITY 70, BUY MARBLE, zed Mantels, Monuments, tones, &e., is at 4 CO.'S Marole Works, West’ Fittyeurst \dway and Eighth avenie, I " street. between B: y SCELLANEOUS. he N UNNATURAL REDNESS OF THE NOSE OR FACE {a positively cured by Dr. B, C, PERRY, Dermaioiogist, Bond sirect, Costes, AND MIRRORS,—OVER 100 SAMPLES lee velng do, 1848 crop Conneatic de, tn lots, at 85 100 cases 0 cut at Sige. a 6Bc., and 100 ce. 155c. Havana was at “ee a ae See. Wye. Wie. ie a 10%. jc. a le. eens Lijger a 13 ig0. may be seen at KELTY'S, 722 and 724 Broadway. --TRIPLE SHEET. rere AMUSEMENTS Bom THEATRE, LAST WEEK and Last NIGHT “MUCH ADO abour NOTHING.” EVERY HVENING snd SATURDAY MATINEE, abrin | characters b; wove OvIGRERY SHEREDA LAWRENCE Banner, Tye rh ra PATEMAN aud SELDEN.’ YES 5 3 SATURDAY NIGHT, LAST Ni “MUCH ADO ‘auour NOTING, Beats securod Six days in savapee atthe Theatre, o1 Brauch Ticket Oflice, at Ditson ».'s Musto fo Blore, "No. Mt Broadway. MONDAY, MARCH Wil be produged Siakapoar LYMPIC ) THR ATR, 0 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT gatdnbat, AT % rots eye" Gi. De eeessegee: ELIEU.....0+4 ry R TT the Herat CG oF ie K THE the apecimen of true L patie soung w pve have bad on I PERIOD. the New atego for E not Lgxeoptng even the U _ [nme orkal “Rip. SPECIAL NOTICE.—This thoatrawitf pe_ cloned on Mon- day evening, March 20, to allow for the-proper rehearsal of & totally original drama by Mr, Augustin Daly, illuatrative of significant phase of New ork soclaly, and embodying the varied incidents RICAN VRONTIER LIFE, ontitied HORIZON, y Ospe- presented with elaborate scenic alda and a con) cially felected, including Miss AGNES ETHEL, from the Fifth Avenue Theatre by permission of Mr. Augus- and which will be presented for Uns first time on ax stage on TUESDAY BVENING, MARCH 2h. - _Seata can now be sec secure: Quxte THEATRE. POSITIVELY AND LAST aie ROH 18. ‘a IN Hs wonpEnEti , PERFORMANCE OF THE ort THE RERIOD. LAST MATINEE, Doors open at 1; commences at 2. W ALLACK’S, NOVELSY AND VARIETY, THIS SARURDAY MATINEE, Brow arkling Comed; RS. BRU REE ae ‘Ax reat aT ows o} dub, WILLIAMSOS NUANAGANY PEUKS MERDA BARRY, GERMON, NESTA, MOCORMICK. THIS (saTU ‘RDAY) EVENING, Robertson's tine Military Drama ESSRS. LESTER WALLACK, GILBERT, titra xINGGOLD. mi BsON, LEONARD, wae IGLEY, Eons BARRY, GERMON, STAYER, MONDAY—-ROMANCE AND REALITY. TOESDA ND BLUE DEVILS, WEDSESDAT, | posktvely @ last time, THURSDAY (last time)—ROMANCE AND REALITY, It {s respectfully announced that theso will be the final performances of this aplendid series of plays, in consequence Of approaching noveltios. Due notice will be given ot the production of Robertson's last comedy—BIRTH Witace: Ring. ATINER wanton uh ws cnmand nob AND REA Cerys INA EDWI IWS THEATRE, 8 GATURDAY) EVENING, TH POPULAR FAVORITE: WILLIAM HOKAGE LINGARD, WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD, ALICE DUNNING LINGARD, DICKIE LINGARD, LAST TIME DAVY'S Love, MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOOK, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, ENTIRE CHANGE 'OF BILL. INA KDWIN'S THEATRE. LINGAKD MATINEE THIS DAY, pLOCK, 2 ov FOR ACCOMMODATION OF LADIES AND CHILDREN, ATH AVENUE THEATRE, 4). Sole Lessee and Manager........Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY (West Twenty-fourth rect, meta roadway. eying at 8.) Wen POSITIVELY the LAST SEVEN SARATOGA. Characters by Mias Fanny Davenport (her first ap) ance since her recent filneas), Miss Fanny Morant, of Morris, Mrs, Gilbert; Linda Bolts, Amy Ames, Kale “4 zie Winter, Loulse Valliner, Mr, Jamas Lewis, H. Harkins, W. Davldge, Geo. Park Geores D. Whiting, Devero, A. Mathison, J. H. Burnett, H.’ Bascomb, W. Beek= man, &c. eee Comedy, with its original cast restored, will hb ONE HUNDREDTH PERFORMANCE on Saturday evening next, March 25,and after’ ru an Sy must pi of oaitively be withdrawn, AFTER AF MORE, for the production of Boueleaul's fast and most briliant London ae entitled EZEBEL “J; *,°18th SARATOGA MATIN sg TO-DAY, MONDAY, March 20, Benetit of Mr. Sami LEWIS. THEATRE COMIQUE, SL4AHEATRE COMtg ‘opposite St, Nicholas. BUTLER & 2 HUNSRL ° i Babu OF LAUGHTER, UNF: s A. BILL OF USUAL EXCELLENCE. 9 performances to-lay—Afternogn and Evening. TINEE Ee MAT MATINE! MA’ MATING NEE MATINED Jay Ne eee cx Pauclety, sIGNor Toda NOR, LOZADA, eat artist, the wonder of enor SUGE DOUGH: Wi. ABHOKOF?, HORO! ay inp NORTON, fl the entire Ethiopian Department. ste . THE GRAND BALLET SUPE. The fanious LAUR. pe OF PANTOMIMISTS, Afternoon—Doora opéx ai 1; commences at 2's Bram OPERA HOU! SF, TWENTY THIRD STREET, between Sixth and Seventh ava., near Booth’s theaire. MILY MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK, * hiidren a (price, to the Br: oe ne 2 o'clock. MATINEE DAN BRYANT AT TWO, MATINEE DAN BRIANS. To. DAY, AT TWO. MATINEE AT TWO, ATIN f Two, MATINEE AT TWO. MATINEE Coco, ) two, MATINEE or ui MONKEY wo, MATINEE ‘HE PERIOD. {At AT TWO. An My ieee Rear Tommy Sully, Brockwa OUR, LITTLE, AC, DAN BRYANT, Staniey, D D'Alberter, Bei Fe «ald Norman, Foster, Jackson, ¢ a Brilliant Vocal MIN si to-day mt 8 o'cloch DAN BRYANT'S LS TODAY AE TO-DAY, AT 2. B- CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BRO! SATURDAY, MARCH rns Miss EUCILLE Waster tN And Mr. J. A. HERNE, IN THE CHILD STEALER, M Rs, F. TADT THEATRE, 4 AND 47 ROW ERY. GRAND GERMAN O Saturday, 18th, WILLIA} TeLin with Nits, LICHTMAY in her great role a8 Mathilde, with full chorus and orche Box oilice now 0} ony Fa PASTOR'S, rea tt, dy BownRy. AT FINK RYE ‘UR BOURBON WHISKEY, AT #2 50 A gallon; Sherry and Port Wines, $2.50; Scotch and irish Whiskeys, $5; Holiand and Jamalca Ruul, $5; ail of (ue best quality and warranted pure, Ubi 189 ia WM. Oh A Garger of Thirteeath ot oe MATINEE TODAY, GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY, 3 GRAND Y, NNO EDDIE the Marvel, the Wonder, the Sbampton, ON ci 1GHT Ri THE FEMALE MIN LS, FEMA TONE a TORS. DOUELE COMBINATH INWAY HALL, #. ’ sia. BUITRAGO, Violinist, and . L. DACHAUER, Sing’e tickets, with Feectved o vats, $1 50 each, Admiasion tickets, $1, "0 be had at the usual places. VRAND MATINEE. ATURDAY, MARCH 18 AT 3 1 SOCIATION HALL, JAM LI, Miss MARTA, BRATWARD, MRS. DR. AYRES, Mk. CLARK, METZ. GRAND CHORUS BY THE EUTERPE SOCIETY, J.P, MORGEN, Conductor, Tickets 500, porvnar LuctURES. Last lecture of the course by the REV, DR. DEEMS. CUERCH OF T Mercer street, between Cli Subject—THE COL SPESDAY, ARO 3 UNTING ubject— LLEG 0 PLEA FOR MONEY MAKING. | DOCS Tickets 50c. To be had at the Broadway music and book res, the principal hotels, » street, and Atthe'd door. ee Doors open at7 P, M. Lecture commences at § P. M. ‘OOD's MU MUSEUM, ACR. 8S THE CONTINENT. MATINEE AT 2 P. M, EVENING AT 8. LIVER DOUD BYRON. a aey TO-DAY, Abe M ay sine ATs POAD TAs | UNDERGROUND Ralls wes BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN, ee AMUSEMENTS. oor ny: MUSEUM DAY, MARCH 18, 1878. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. GREAT SUCCESS OF THK 7 ig ond MORAL DRAMA io CONTINENT, FIRST GRAND MATINER, FIRST GRAND MATINER, TO-DAY, * “Gon een SAE entonn THE GREAT KA THR EXCITING TELEGRAPH SCEN THE OED hithiveny. rae LerkoTe, ATaP. mw STA MR. OLIVER RaUD KO) T AT THIS EVENING, a ACRORS THE oe Nise ACROSS THE CONTINENT. RAND OFERA HOUSE, TO-DAY ar epee ae aT the ara’ Boutto, ee ie Ge Al Tn Perichote, MOT” qusing a0 Piquilleg moe as richol jausine ne Plqul VENING AT B, WisNING, AT 6 The last great succens, LES GEORGIENNES. LES GEORUIENNES, AIMEE ao rm toe featur DRSIND as NANT the attractive features. LIVE ELEPIHAl i i: DRUM CORPS MAZONIAN EVOLUTIONS: £t- 6 Gelebrated, SUNDAY Hoventh Graal Concert by NINTH REGIMENT BA\ MONDAY—Hoappearunce of the Grand Opera House Gone THEATRE, BROADWAY. wignen.™ WISNER, A WISNER AT (ATTA, i, DEL ny, & ENGL HE, 8 and POITER, MOTH POLLING and POTTER: COMPANY | ADD WEAVER and BOY, FEAR | ADD WEAVER and BOY: NA Franclaco Salazar Flores, EW 9 Salazar Moves 110, ACES ar MATING TO-DAY, TO-DAY, AT EH 2. INKE. 4 MATL BE. ra the old, Favorite TINER, NG WITH Tube DOWLING. WITH JUDGE DOWLING. RNING Annee WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, THEATRE. THE NPRES AND PUBLIC BY PROCLAIM THE SUCCESS Fur, JOHNNY THOMPSON, and tho immense arama of ON HAND, a TRUE TO. gd LAS? HOUSES CROW DED Sto O THE DOME. UTS OF DELI NEW SCENERY AND MA INERY. ENTIRELY NEW RAILROAD SENSATION. AOHOSS:A DEAWBBIDGE OVER. NEWARK BAY. MOST EXTENSIVE CATARACT, ing .the whole of fhe, fam immense stage. ty ‘ORM OF L WATER. or rik oN ACTS 9 CHARACTERS OLAS ON 20 MUSICAL NG8 6 SONGE A DAY WELL SPENT. Mee GARD! NIBLO'S GARDEN. Vesna Soe TWvuNiNa ar 6, Fast, Nicuts BLACK ‘GRoor. A Canv.—Mosers. Jarrett & Palmer are reluctantly fled Worannounce tie withdrawal of tho BLACK Ok SOK From Nibio's Garden, onthe evening of April 8. In spite its Immense success, this course fs reget ements made in Europe impel the Er venting, April, 10, of Shakapearo’s RICHARD THE THIRD, Arrangements. were roluce ihe BEACK CROOK. in allie ence and with all its special attractions, at the Philae ‘Academy of Music, on Monday April 1% junelive Temes of Surrett & falmer ENSE SUCCESS, MORE NOVELTY, HOUSES ChOWDED to OVERFLOWING, BLACK CROOK, DECIDED WIT, oF THE NEW GRAND BALLET, E DEMON’ REVEL, writh its new and elovant costumes, wonderful and sartn effects, utiful and original must and embracing In {ts performance the entire ballet force this establishment. since magn: iphin, pervect Ry cr THE SOTMNASTS TN THE WORL } Reale : WONDERFUL Mate NTH WEER OF Tit THT EE ONS AND THE GREAT SKATERS, MONS, SIEGRIST ‘and his aii bp sotvO BEAUTIFUL BOYS, shesuperb scenery esiant effects, Tagnificent tablenawe ON MONDAY NEXT NEW AND STRIKING 58. "S DEN, “NIBLO'S GARDEN. aa SAX cH CROOK MATINEE TO-DAY, AT lige BLACK CHG MATINEE r0-DA ae CK CROO! . Dea ERY THING SAME AS AT NIGHT, r pactted orcheere Chatra, one dollar, Fanaily Cirgle, Ofty dents, ORK CIRCUS. ay TRENTO CRourteanth atreat) «+0: Director MATINEES WEDN ne, SATURDAY At 3) ERY HT A’ conak sti oat BRIGAND Y EXTREE, MLLE. CAROLINE ROLLAND, TEs. UNRIVALLED BAREBACK EQUESTRIENNE. GEORGE FB DONALD, THE OHAMPION BAREBACK SOMERSAULT RIDER, _BEAUTIFU Ob HORSES, STHINWay HALL.—MLLE. NILSSON. $D,, Max Sirakouch ‘respect/ut'y announces to tho publie that MLLE. ‘CURISTINA NILSSON will give ave ONE GRAND NILSSON MATINEE, THIS (SATURDAY). MAROH 18, AT LP. MLLE. CHRISTINA NILSSON will bet mpgorid by MIS snne ee CARY, BRIGNOLI, ERGER, and The Grand Orcheatra, under the direction of M. YK and SIUNOR BOSONT, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 2) at 8, My LAST GRAND NILSSON CONCERT, General Admise ‘$2; Reserved Soats to the Matinee, GB ert 43 and 84, according to lar teinway Hall, Ae Srostwars wag EVENING. MARCH 97. sna FARLWRLL CONCERT AP Tae SRG ACADMY or MUSIC, rin room “BEFBAGH At FOURTEENTH STREET me. MARIE SEEBAOH and her a — y, on ‘ier ee from Washingto’ In New York with two more represent he Fourteenth street theatre, the same place hare Mme. Ret res jie ee debut fo rer Mon Seebach. FANCHON, va OrigKet. Bi GRILLE "Sectrach t tn her famous role Fanchon. Veneta Padet. After the conciusion Mme. Seohach will deliver a furewol! address. Tuesday, Maren 21, OTHEL- LO. Beobach. Desdemona; Vevets, Emilia; Harry, Iago. Do- but of HENRY WOLFSON as Orhello, Admission $1 ; orcbesira seats $1 B14 private boxes, four seats, $10 seats, $15; family circle 80 cents, Toonth i el i UT TWO BIRCH, wranit aa ARO Ano 8 D ACKU! AN FRANCISC TRE: Py HANGS OF Se ioe BILL eIROH, HL. Ww. CHA, BILLY JOHNNY QUEEN ROL HOWARD, wat EMME! OBERIST, ia Faverite BURLE! {i hv bit We EK B Acts, ‘Orkita oF LES BRIGANDS, Souls eocured six days in advan N'S NEW OPERA HOUS! TON'S MINSTRE 2 EET AND BROADWay, CORNER TWEN STREET AN ADWAY, when completed sil bene a | and ocenpiad Oy Neweomtl the most beautiful ces 0 rlington's it trou amjunement extant Me ite sci of faxcalences te MONDAY NING, BY ‘Oo OPEN APRL 10, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1 10. 745 45 — ® DR. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT MUSEUM, =Isy | @encaeutal concerta Adzulasion fres, onseniats Aator place. HILL TESTIMONTAL, coNcEat, EMY OF MUBIC 8, at $B, a ent Americau f’ Mies Pat Hi gMNINGER ES eae Mri LEON, Vocaiiets. Meurs. HESS, BERNE! i SEKG ROMANS, LIZSEGANQ, entalists. GRAND ORCHE! TRA, including the members of the Philharmonk ny . TITRE Mi dua Troketsforfalgand eats way: J. Sobube Bro! i Wardens & | i. et arte Broadway; W. i Pond, 896 wey Balim: am Broad- rigniare of the Coa way, where circulars contal! ie tertcan be hades? ° ining he S, 2, AvERre J. collection eh ‘Works of Art on free exhibition every i 4 and evening at the Somerville Art Gi 82 Fifth until ttme of sale, Marck 20 aud al. [OOLEWS OPERA HOUSE. Hi KELLY | & LEON Ty ree! DokiNee, ely success of the 0 VERY NIGHY, OROSS TIL TIN te EVENING AT ® MAGABE S Son's wosetu. cL. DELIVER Wis yeay iN FORD Witt gee Ui ait a, Maren the fstian Unio dovketore, fadioon square. ND CHANDON FOR MBI CHAM. Chartio'a seq, Dest comio,goug of the dar. Toe, eallieh Cyinee,” 40,5 Ite 8 a Know tow it jew," BU. “ pITsON Fy 6) yLver ER DOUD B CO., Publishers, TU oureeit™ way. AOROSS THE CONTINENT. ‘MATINEE AT? P.M. OOD'8 MUSEUM. PAB GRAND CHORAL FESTIVAL raf Tad aOabaT is wlth at do’ een aes oe OHARLY LNEWCOMB, Seoretary. an PAVILLON, &9 685 BROADWAY, DETWHBN Gn! GREAT Jones and Fourth streets.--Livery evening, Focal and lm eng ‘<