The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1872, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A Dull Opening to the Week in Wall Street. 13 IT THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM? Vesuvius Rumblings and Mutterings of Another Eruption. “DANIEL,” “HENRY” AND “JAY.” Drew Makes a Still Closer “Cor- ner” in Erie Shares, Smith & Gould Preparing to Op- erate on His Flank. ANOTHER FINE DIVIDEND ON ERIE. Three Per Cent Cash to the Stock- holders Yesterday. Advance in Gold and a De- cline in Stocks. THE DIVIDENP ON RCCK ISLAND. Money Opens at Seven and Closes at Three Per Cent. WALL STREET, } Monpay, Sept. 23—6 P. 'M. On ’Change to-day cotton was more active, but again lower. Flour remained steady. Wheat was wore active but easier, and corn was unchanged, COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS. The following shows the imports, exciusive of specie, at the port of New York for the week end- ing September 23 and since the beginning of the year:— 1870, 1871. 1872, Dry goods. $3,220,418 $3,477,944 $3,250,871 General mdse. 8,133,581 6,031,355 5, 820,728 Totalfor week. $6,353,999 $8,509,209 $9,071,529 Prev. reported.. 211,465,482 277,918,699 317, 120,558 Bince Jan, 1...$217,819,481 $280,427,998 $526,192 26, 192,152 MONEY EASY, ‘The morey market was easy, but irregular. The early dealings were at 6 a 7 percent, borrowers paying 6 per cent quite freely, and many lenders succeeding in getting the full legal interest. As the day wore on there was a gradual relaxation, and the rate declined to 3 per cent before the hour of closing the banks, the final quotation being 3 a 4per cent. Commercial paper is neglected and hardly quotable as yet, although some prime names may be had occasionally at a discount of 1 per cent ® month. ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ‘There was a sharp recovery in the rates for foreign exchange, and the leading bankers ad- vanced their rates for sterling to 1077; (against 10734 on Saturday) for sixty-day an! 1091¢ for sight bills, cable transfers being done at 10934. The busi- negs in sixty-day sterling was quite active at 10754 and 107%. GOLD STRONG—118% a 1141f. The gold market was heavy at the opening of Dusiness and the price declined from 11354 to 11334. Here the downward movement was arrested by the sudden hardening of the foreign exchanges nd by heavy purchases of the clique, who are credited with intending to make a new “corner” in cash gold as a piece of retaliation upon the Ex- change place “bears’’ who are helping Daniel Drew in his cornering of Erie. As a consequence of these Influences the price advanced to 1141, as much as 1-64 being bid at the close for the use of gold to- morrow, although the closing rates to-day were 4 Sper cent for carrying. The Sub-Treasury paid out $24,000 on account of interest and $1,0000n account of redeemed five-twenties. The course of the market is shown in the table:. +4 iva las In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 5 per cent for carrying to fat for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- lows :— ld cleared... old balances. Currency baiances. oe GOVERNMENTS FInM. The government bond market was strong, in Sympathy with the rise in gold, and in some issues ‘there was a clear advance of one-half per cent, the 67’s selling up from 113}; to 114, The following were the closing quotations:—United States cur- rency sixes, 11244 a 11214; do. do., 1881, registered, 113% a 114; do. do., coupon, 11534 a 11514; do., five- twenties, registered, May and November, 114% a 114% ; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 114%) a 11474; do. do., 1864, do, do., 1145; a 114%; do. do., 1865, do, do., 114% a 115; do. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 113% a 114; do, do., 1865, coupon, do., 118% a 114; do. do., 1867, do. do., 113% a 1144; do. do., 1868, do, do,, 113% a 11434 ; do., ten-forties, regis- tered, 10844 a 10834; do. do., coupon, 1084 a 10875; o, fives, of 1851, registered, 1103; a 111; do, do, @o., coupon, 110% a 111, RAILROAD EARNINGS. ‘The earnings of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad for the second week in September, 1872, were $50,634, against $35,492 81 last year, an in- crease of $15,14319. From January 1 toSeptember 16 the earnings show an increase of $450,833, ‘The receipts of the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Ratiway Company for the third weck in September were $56,149, an increase of $3,100 over 1871. $68, Bieened 090 Tesisro4 THE RAILROAD BONDS, The following were the bids for bonds:— New York Cen 6's, 1883. 925% Rew yore oan Os, "87.6 2 the railroad Del, Lack & W Ist m. Del, Tack a&Wid m ¥ NOs, Tes. 87. Istm, StLdiv S34 New York Cen 6x, sub, « 8534 ya 2d in Me New York Cen 7's,76...100ig Tol & Wab con con Erie Istm, extended. 102% Ist in, Hud Riv i}e,2d m, si 86.1335 Gt West 2am,» Hud Riv 7s, 34m, "75.102 ¥ Harlem ve Istm...... bd aio, 14 Pacitic. ; Alb & Sus 2d hds. Essex ve m M ne Glev.Paimervile A, oid oT Bull & Ere new bis Like shore div ba Lake Shore,con, t..2//01 Pac RR7s, ata! py Mo. Alt ine Miss 2d _m,cen.. hig St Lonis & fron Mistnu 93 Gen Pac gol {Mil & St P istin, 7 3-10.. 95 Union’ Fae Isembdss.:. Sree Mild St Paul tf Ls Union Pac } g 7s. 79% Mil & St Paul, Towa div 8 Union Pac ine 10s 73% Col, Chic & Ind C ist m 92 is” Col, Chie & Ind 6 2d m. 73 N York & N Haven0's. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. The Southern State bonds were steady on a small amount of business, The new South Carolinas were strong, the October issues selling at 251g a 26, The following were the closing quotations :—Tennessee, x coupon, 7234 @ 7334; 1o., new, 72}, a 73; Virginia, excoupon, 45 250; d registered stock, old, 37 440; do, sixes, consoliMated bonds, 503g a 6144; do, sixes, deferred scrip, 15g #17; Georgia sixes, 70 a 80; do, sevens, 85 a 83; North Carolina, ex coupon, 82 a 33; do., to North Carolina Rallroad, 45 a 49; do., funding, 1866, 23 a 26; do. do., 1868, 20 a 24; do., new, 20 @ 22; do., special tax, 10 a 14; Missouri sixes, 924% a 9234; do., Hannibal and St, Joseph, 89 a 90; Louisiana sixes, 63 a 58; do., new, 50 a 55; do, levee sixes, 60 a 58; do. do., eights, 67 a 74; do. do., eights, 1875, 70 a 78; Alabama fives, 59 @ 65; do. eights, 838 86; South Carolina sixes, 45 @ 55; do, NEW YORK HERALD, new, January and July, 24a 25; do. do, April and Ocober, 25 a 26; Arkansas sixes, funded, 47 a 54, STOCKS DULL AND LOWER. The stock market was dull and heavy, with, in the afternoon, a weak feeling and a decline of 3 a % per cent. The unfavorable bank statement of Saturday and the acknowledged povguyty of most of the city banks check the outside speCulative senti- ment, and doubtless will continue to do so until the bank reserves show to better advantage. Moreover, the trinmph of the clique in getting the legal tenders for their certified checks irom the Bank of Commerce by the surren- der of that institution dampened the spirits of the “bulls,” while equatly encouraging the “bears” and other believers in a stringent money market the rest of the Fall season, It was feared also that revenge for the revival of the Erie “corner? would stimu- late a fresh locking-up movement, and that the immediate future would witness a re-enactment of the extraordinary doings of last week. The Erie “corner was closer than ever, the cash stock be- ing worth at one time 3 per cent more than the stock deliverable the regular way. The lowest price was 50%, from which there was an advance to 6445 cash, ‘The active leader in to-day’s “corner” was Danicl Drew, who called in the stock 80 genorally that the “shorts” were un- able to make their deliveries. When a quarter past two o'clock arrived he had the stock bought in “ander the rule” for the account of the defaulting brokers, and about 18,000 shares were bought in tor cash during the remainder of the interval to the close of banking hours, A great deal of confusion prevailed as to the interpretation of the rule that parties interested in such transactions shall not be allowed to buy or sell directly or indirectly, The point was next raised and settled that no “cash” ‘transactions “under the rule’? could be made after three o’ciock. The price of Erie hereupon dropped to 51, but Mr. Drew’s brokers came in suddenly and ran it up to 53%, with the very evident design of preventing the “shorts” getting stock which they could turn over to their colleagues to-morrow, and thereby satisfy the “cash” contracts of this afternoon. Uncle Dantel was quick to see this little ‘“‘geem”’ of “the boys,’? ana he stopped it as soon as possible, Rock Island was exceptionally strong on the an- nouncement of @ semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent, payable October 23, New Jersey Central de- clined to 1003g and Lackawanna to 983g on the de- cision of the “consolidated” directory to omit a dividend for the current quarter. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— Highest Lowest. 9335 5045 87% Northwestern. 4 11% Northwestern preierred. 89 89 11014 1097% $76 i 5 427% 4234 4 3514 Western Union ‘Telegraph. 0%; 6839 Pacitic Mail............. + 683s 61% “WHITE HATS” INTERDICTED, In accordance with the annual custom of the “regulations” of the Stock Exchange the wearing of white hats {s forbidden in that institution aiter Monday next. Possessors of the obnoxious style of tiles who endeavor to “rush the season” will be summer-aly dealt with and there will, doubtless, be agreat fall in felt. As there are many brokers who insist upon wearing white hats to a later sea- son of the year, and as the “Regulators” are inflexi- ble in their determination to “call in” such hats, the difference of opinion between the two parties generally leads toan amusing, if not exciting, serics of combats, the scene being at times re- markably entertaining. The public who desire to witness the proceedings will find an excellent standpoint in the gallery of the Stock Exchange, entrance on Wall street. Meantime the official an- nouncement has been printed and publicly posted thoughout the Board and over the street, as fol- lows:— NOTIOR is hereby given that white hats are called in on and after Monday, September 30. Any white hat appearing in the New York Stock Exchange on or aiter the ve date will be contis- cated, By order of the REGUBATORS. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, Sept. 23—10:15 A. M. $5000 US6's, "81, c....¢ 11534 $8000 US 5-20, c, 167. A. M.—Before $0009 Tenn 6's, old 1080 Tenn 6's,"new..... 20008 CB's, n, A & O.c 26 Jen Pac wold b TPac Tal g b 1000 Un Pac 10s, inc... 72. 400) Chie & NW, con... lon Tol PAW Litm ED t Cue 0, & 1.0 2d th 12 Bank of Repub! 100 Wells-Fi ‘kel Ex. 4 do. Ww di 200 Harlem RR. 100 LS &M SRR wD do. Ws 19 190 oe 2000 US 6's, 181, O00 US 6's, '81, Tae) US 5.20, r, 1000), bid 2000) do Tow US 5-20, c, 1 sha es BES 10 Mi EB ET “ 400 Bost, Hak. o 93! 9) Wy i} 77 oi or = Second Board—1 P. M. SIMO AC CH, n, Jn. tly 24, Woshs Erle RE.......¢ HOS CO's ne AKO. 2536 WO do . IMO RCLET Mist. Yo shs Canton Co. rf © Dt 200 © SANG ~ 82h Cast O% Bt 51 ot co 5I% et | 4 + 6h | nick as US Express Co bug Ly 88: 83) & ca ity B'4 80m Ong sour RR.. 13) 200 Un Pac RR. be 3 BBS; . 58 ns Western Union. 68% a uicksliver 45ig a uicksilver Ma BS ic Mail. O77 a 68 Wabash N‘ Y Central. 9}, a 84 Ohio & Erie. fs% a 58% Han & StJo. Lake ea HN Hoxton, Wat Union Pacific.; 3883 a Roe cca c Northwest... Tig @ Corrrr.—There has been rather. mor arket was firmer, x descriptions were neglec hear ot saley of 9.808 bag mac, 01 rivate terms, poesitstycr it 5c. ; fair do., 15 Toe. ; prime do., I7igc. Matacalto, 1530" a Ihe.; mingo, 13ixc a Ide. ; Java, 18tyc Corto ot the spot was in fair demand, but at tower prices. We again note @ decline ot 5 aN brdinary and ike Ib, in the bette grades. Was unvhanged. ‘The market for. future deh Active, but easicr, closing, howev sales sum up as follows :— To-Day, Sat oe Total, Export . + 171s 4,903 Consumption. oil 773 Speculation 5 4 6%, 2.034 suidding thes@eshave been as tollows:—Sales saturday after twelve M. :—Septembcr, SU at 18750. SU at IN T-lbc., SW) at 187ec 400, short notice, étober, 4 at 18 1-10e., $00 at Ade. 20 at 18 1, Rovetnbsr, ionat lsc t 13 3-160., 709 at 18440. 300 at 8 1-16¢., 50 at 18c. Ni hae Ni fea) 100 at'18 1. We: : Desember, tod at is suise at ite at 18. 5 16c., Sat 18% aM at iB Slee. 133¢¢., 200 at 18) is 16c., 50) at 15%c., all old form sont February, 100 at I it »., 100 at 5-160. oy ATI a old form contract; rol. BON at 199, e 2) 3-16c,, jai 1 exch “Fetal Sales 100 at M. ote, $16c., | 20” at. 1Shie. atl "1 0) at I1,0.4 10 at idMe, 8. 6c., 10) at I8'gc. ; Oc her, SOU at ie, 100 at Ie, deliv red Hetore loth wae; *) ., 900 tT 6c. Ie. “Ti'at 200 100 at 18%¢,, 100 at whse I February, 10 100 at iy ’ ‘April, 160 at 20 36, Wo acdice wat at die, ij. Torah, 20,400 bales! Grand total, 31,150 bale: Rates on cotton to. foreien pers closed as follows 'o Laverpoor, by steam, 44d. ; sail, ‘a Glod. To Havre, by steam, le., gold: ail. Me. To SS OR d. To Brewen, by steam, le., gold, compressed.” To Buléic ports, by. sath, fe., gold,” ‘To Meu erranean ports, by steam, 444. The receipig at the ports sum up as follows:—Galveston, 628_bales; New Orleans, 605; stot 8; Savannal arleston, 21405 Witnsingtoi Boston, W. Total, 11,407. This day last w 3 day last year, 8,324.’ We quote :— is Talande, Alabina. Nei Orleans, Tex rdinary... Good ordina it ling « Good midaiing: 277! 12 199 vs 3 —The quotations are based on cotton in stove, ranning ia quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. LOUR AxD Grat.—Recelpts—Flo M474 bushels; cor: do. corn men}, 200 bags; oats, % Hielsy barley, Myre to. TH market ruled stead, ler a very woterate d tations | were hominally. wachanged. | The sales our last report, prising all Kinds, aggregate About 11200 bble. ail’ at prices within the range of the arpsnded uotations, Corn meal was quiet tor bot i nde we learn of no change in ‘2. a$6 0 Runerfine State. a 700 Extra Stale. aT Choice Stat a 8% Superting Western. a 70 Extra Western . a7 Extra a0 Round hoop Ohio, shipping’ bra a 775 Round hoop Ohio, trale brands a 8B Family 0100 Bt. Loi a 30) Bt: Fouls etraignt 6 a 875 St Louis choice double ¢ a oo) St. Louls caoice family. all Ss a 90) a 5 a 5% a 70 a 990 als 0 365 65 ” be 3 3 3 bu iower, athe eaarkat “closing ‘at about St 1% a $156 ‘for Milwaukee, iA ki 7 4 $19) tor amber 150 AM $182 for rejected & ring, S147 for Xo. § Chicaso, Balik $1 36 for Revd doy, 7 toe North west, $1558 for alfwaukee $100 tor Xoed, $145 for un: sountt red Winter, $1 63 a $L70 for new red Winter, $1 70 a $185 tor amber W stay nand $1758 $2 tor whit Ly Was fairly active at steady pe about fe, 175,000: bush ora Be. Nowminally, tor y but closed rather weak. The sules bushels at 460. fur new Ww! aise Ohio, atloat: ‘. for old mixed Ohio, afloat; for hew mixed Western, adoat, and 400 ay’ ny black Western, afloat. itye was dull; of Western sold in Moat ae Bo, "Bactey ‘stilt cominued dull and ontirely nominal in the absence of transactions. Freicurs.—Birth room for grain was in fair demand At full Fates, ‘The demand for vessels tor the grain and petrole ui trade continued unabated and rates wer The engagements Were :—To Liverpool, by steam bushels grain atl}gd, a Id., 500 boxes bacon at 358., An 2,00) boxes cheese at 45s. ; anit by sail 45,000 bushels grain at 94d. a lWigd. To Loudon, WU bbis. rosin at 3s. SH. and 1) fons of sperm oil at 40, To Glasgow, by 5250) bustiels grain at Uda Wid. The chart elivle :—An Italian bark, $200 quar‘ere grain to a direc Irish port at &.; a North German, bark, hence to Odessa Hi,oy0 eases of refed petroleum, €73ce.y a North Germ bark, hence to Salonic 13,000 cases at 45c.; an copie can brig, hence to Levant, 11,000 cases do. ‘at 4c. ; two farke tous and 12) tone fespectively. from Wiliaing- tonto a direct port, United. Kingdom, fill cargo naval stores, At 6s. for rosin and 88, i. for spirits; an Italian bark, from Philadelphia to Cork, Waterford or Dabiin, 3,400 quarters grain at 88, ; an American ship, from Sayan: nah to Havre, full cargo of cotton, at 14c., gold. ‘There were rumors of other vessels closed for grain and petro- Jeum, but not authenticated. white and were stend about 66,000 2 pl MoLasses,—The market continued dull and unchanged. bing sales of domestic were made at full prices. New Crop. Small We quote: beeen hate and mixed 1 ‘Que. Muccovado, grocery. = Porto Kico = English Island: New Orlea We. Naval ‘ket ot for spirits turpentine showed more antination, but closed scarcely so firm, The sales were —100 bbls. at yee. on mi bbls, at, te be bt at Gle., 100 bbls. at 61)g0., New York the market closing at tout a He Rogin was very and closed romewhat easier. Btralt uot e have only to note sales of 5. Tar and piteh remained quiet and more or less LevM.—On ‘Change to-day the market for refined ccntinued dull, bat nominally unchanged; quoted at 240, for spotor. month, Crude, In bulk, way also dull, but ugied nominally at Ties Cases were firm phitha was scarce aud in demand ; quoted at to $e a Ties tot Western or city. At the Creek the market waa ‘dull and weak: quoted on both roads at wa give ‘The Philadelphia market was dull and un- Shan Refined quoted nominally at 2340, lor spot or Fetuinder of months. Sales were made (ate Saturday) of Tom bbix or naphtha, sellers last hail of Uctober: at 13 ghd 150) bbls. ofreibed, deliverable frou te 10th to tote Puovinons = 154 bbls.; cut meats, 226 jerces, The market for 88 POFK more animation for future, an prices Goulet favored buyers. For presen: ere Was little or no inquiry. We hear of 2 Dols. for Octover at $14, 20) bbls, for do. av 814 06 and. 600 bbls. for do. at $1410. ‘The jobbing trade was moderate, With sales of 250 DbIs. at $18 28 for old and $14 20 for new Bacon.—The market was rather easier for prompt ae livery and wore hid no trade in futures, Long clear at bids were not. above Dresed’ Pose steady. 6Xe. a Te. ‘for heavy to medium ‘and Tige. for pi Heot_There js only limited stock on hand, but the mar. ket remained quict and ote Is. and ti Mess, extra do. ti prime mess: lerces, $18 & $16 and Fe 8 do., i $20 Beet hams soi ioe small lots at meats—The market was steady under ee fe iil bus the sales were principally im job- from, Biore. ote squmoked, has, eat a shoul t era The dor ve Co aM shoulders, “Bi G0. “a sion a teat 4 {oF peal, remained ver; prt! ie somewhat weak. te bee earn of (eee r September were made at 9 1-l6c. of terces at Yo, cash. 4 Ragas A asva iimited rdeniand and also weak. Bales Seta markt ie Lif continued quiet, but no change rices: eptible. We have only to hote sales of BW Dh hd | incl molasses sugar at 84¢. & -; grocery at 3c.) anid re Ouba at prices within ral rat oF our Spotatigne. fa al ‘was in mode: 1 ood A ge 4 at former figu: uot inferior A Sera Te. a aagess Wee. 5 ime to Ory | Stamps other talento Insurance Policies, ac, ir c- jo prime, Se a Toe. Efe Aiea Er ‘molasses, hids. and boxe Tige. & 83¢c. jc. Havana—Boxes, Dutch’ stand: Dye; do. 10 to 1, 4c. a Dec; do., 13 to PT Vito tee tis. alispo.; Mion 18't0 4c; do., White, 11\e. a 1c. Porto Rico—! to prime, Sige. Cknge grocery, fair to, 10s. Bri i standard Nos, 810 12, 7c, ‘Java—Duich standard, to ce Manila—Superior ast entre paperior, fo. 8 demand continued | ohly ‘moderate, but pie ‘were unchanged. a. pare ry joday, ners yneap 2 Herces of Carolina at $c. a9) i baga P t KC. and 200 bags Rangoon at 746c. STEARINE.—There was ho trade | oF importance, the mai ket pematping: quiet but firm, yet nominal, TALLOW. @ market was’ firm but quict. Sales 50,000 Ths. at 9c. a 94, tor fair to choice. Wiuskhy.—Receip $65 bbls. The market was a shado monger than at the close of Saturday. Sales 175 bbls. at Bige. ‘@92%ac, (Chiefy at the latter price), and closing at Sic. DOMESTIO MARKETS, New Ortrans, Sept, 23, 1872, Cotton in moderate demand; food ordinary, avKe fow isa Se. WTA middlings, Ise, ceipts, 2,605 ross, 3,407, Ex, sorts coustiwise, 2,857 ee 100. St ‘on ve Sept, 28, 1872 Flour steady and unchanged : anton 5.000 Uhis ) at $8 25 91 Spring, $9 25 for ‘amber Winter, $10 for white 310% wor double extra... Wheat -quict; old ifwaukes. ‘club held at Corn dull; sales ot ne car at 60c.; and 3,00) bushels on private terms. Barley dull; uplake Canada, is held at $1 08; Bay Q 110; sales of 10,000 bushels Bay Quinte on private rma, Gora meal sold nt, SL /@ for’ bolted and $1.10 for unbolted per owt | Mlilfeey,, unchanged; gales of shorts shipstutls $20, middlings $22 per _ ton. iiigntrihes Hold at, *a0 nal Freigits—Wheut 8i4e., corn 7ixe-r barley 7c. to New York lumber, $4 to the’ Hudson, $5 to New York. Railroad freights—Fiour to Boston toe. ., to New York to Al- bany ‘do. bar- ley, and 3,848,000 feet Shipments—18,400 bushels wheat, and 2, mber. OHEESE MARKET, Unica, Sept. 28, 1872. The cheese market to-day was firmer aid moxeactive. Af: he fered and 4,000 were sold. rl Receipts $4,000 bushels wheat, 23000 of Tumber. feet of | ranged from The ruling figures ¥ Fintls ho r xen 1,000 boxes of private dairy 2¢. Bee., ODE lot going at the higher figure, pri Tye. The ing of factory 9,0 boxes. About7,500 were sold at 123 The ruling figure Was 180. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpon Morry Manker,—Low —Lox pox, Sept. 23—5 30 P. M.— Consois closed at 9244 for money and 924; for the account. American securities unchanged, Eric (allway sl Ss. American securities opened flat; Uni twenty bonds, iso's, old, Boag; lasts YIdE; tentorties, 871¢; New fives, 23—A, Fiulanroxt ee Fraxkront, Sept. M— % for the United States five-twenty bonds opened at 95%, issne of L Panis Bourse,—Panis, Sept. 23—P, M.—Rentes closed at 631. 7c. Sept. 23-1 |.—The market closed anchat sales of t have been 15,00) bales including 00 for export wud speculation. Livenvoot Provisions Marxer,—Livenroot, Sept. 3— M.—Beet, 67s. 6d. per tierce for now prime mex. Livervool, Propuce Makget.—Livenroon, Sept. 23— -—-Comunich Rosin, 1s, per ewt, rat —ANTWKKP, Sept, 23.—Petroleum, American. voor Corton Manker.—LivEarool ores SAVINGS BANK, - : es 185 CHATHAM SQUARE AND 62 NEW BOWERY, ‘New York. Money deposited on or before October 1 will receive in- ter rom that day. R WILL BE COMPUTED MONTHLY on ECHANICS “AND TEDW RS’ SAVING INSTITUTION 233 Bowery, near he street. Open daily from 10° A.M. to 3 P. M., and on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 nn De) posits made now or on October 1 will draw Interest from Ist October, LFRED T, CONKLIN, President. Henry C. Fisarr, Secretar: a M°s Y TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED AND UNTM- proved City Property and Brooklyn Improved Prop- erty jlso tunds to purchase Mortage FOX BRO: , If Pine street. NeW YORK LOAN AND INDEMNITY COMPANY, 229 Broadway, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $1,000,090) One half the authorized capital of this Company having beon subseribed, the remaining $500,000 is ofleved to capt talists and the bilsiness public, Subscription books will be opened on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, at the banking house of the Company, as above, and atthe National Park Bank. The charter of this Corporation is unusuaily liberal, authorizing the transaction of a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, Well as that usually ca by Trust, Safe Deposi gs ceca cour tosh, Race epost Permanent organization of the Board will be effected when the fult capital shall have heen subscribed. Gio. ung, { Committee. = 0 DF seat RAILROAD sgompany of Texas, 62 Wall tirect Now York, Sopt che coupons of the first mortage bonds of this com: Lt talling dne on the ist of October, will be paid muolds on and after thatdate, at the National Clty Bank, 52 Wal! street, New York, J, SANFORD BARNES, President. S—ALL KINDS IF PERFECT; ALSO ‘atch as Checks, Stock and Matilated Currency (at low rales) bought by DAVID H. ANTHONY, 44 Wall st., box 4,475 Post office. QTATE OF GEORGIA SIX PER CEN PAST DUE Bonds wanted. — lar attention given to the collection of Coupons, throughout the South, Orders executed at Stock, Eri at lowest commission. iN B, MANNI ‘o. 5 New street. JANTED TO. ToRKGA ABOUT $1,000, FOR THREE or six mouths, for which a liberal bontus will be paid. Address WILLIA. box Il Herald office. $10,000. SAsiaite Vopsrtran Uroateas sisting of first class Stores and Dwellings. For fuil partic- Ly ST. Documents, DEVI con st cl ulars address SECURITY, Herald Uptown Branch office. $100.00 county TO. LOAN—IN SUMS TO sv srr, ON New ser 5 ‘ooklyn and Westchester tO purchase. second prope! ZRS, No. 8 pine street, SIMS RUE! “TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED. . | STE 50), 000 erly in New York, Brooklyn, New Jer- fey and Westehester comnty, Principals ouly need apply, with papers. . M, MASON, No, 1 Chambers strect, YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, we t JOR SALE-A FAST SLOOP YACHT, IN GOOD order, completely furnished with cooking utensils gins, ching, nen, &c.. comfortable state room and Convenient kitchens for saie cheap IL sold “In-two weeks, Alply to FRANK BATES, foot of Thirty-veventh street, Brooklyn. PROP- R FOR SALE=220 TONS botier new, . JAMES, 24 Dey street. RST OLASS SLOOP OR SCHOONER ‘acht, centre board, about 0 or 55 feet long; must have a record for speed And be an able sea boat and be Hirst class in all apa ts. Any person owning such and anxtous to sell low for money may address pele Tit e, New Y JPPREIGHT PROPE seven fect of wat ED—FI STRONGLY BUILT, Woop Barges, suitable for coal carrying. State lowest price, where to seen, carrying capacity and full des- bription. Address G. L., box 5,062 Post oMe WANTED To PURCHASE v1 INTING. PRESS WANTED--A St cone HAND cylinder; size of bed about 83x45; must be as good as new. ‘Address PRINTER, box 144 Hh ESCOP. ANTED, AN ASTR scope, State sizo and price, dressing Ky R. a box 16 tieraki omice. BILLIARDS. ‘RD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES, i the Phelan & lender Combination Cush «& Je only by the inventor ai helan ER, successor to PI ew York. Broadway NOTHER NEW DESIG EB z lard Tables, complete, $ and patentees of the calepraed sonnel ‘able Catgut Cushion, ie DECKER, corner ? Caual and Contre streets, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1872.—Tiuvie copurT senate EUROPEAN | STEAMSHIPS. ‘ORTH. GERMAN LLOYD. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, The steamship STRABSBURG, J. Barre, will sail on Weduestay, September 23 M. from Bremen rd be followed by pier, ies of Thi on Saturday, ken, to mship RHEIN, Ci and Bremen, payable s bay bo er, September 2% 4 Hates of passage to London, Havre | in gold, oF ils cqulvalentin currenc’ First Cabin.” anette Second Cabin. isi OKL Bea & €O, TKcente, No, 2 Bowling Green. (OPOXOVAN ROSSA“WHITE STAR LINE. Broadway, between Chambers and Warren streets. ATLANTIO'sails 14g Saturday, Saloon Passage $80; superior stecrage accommodation, $3). Drafts pay- able everywhere, ALTIC LLOYD MAIL Lge COMPANY— Only direct line to rneels. & and the Seandi- Eerie cosateien, eat it Havre o and Copenhagen to land mails and BOL “Captain ©, Arnold, will sail Steamer HU Saturday, Fept. 23, P. M., from pier 13 North River. Rates ol passage (payal ie 1 gold)—Cabin, B80; Kteer- age, including wattress, $90; children under J0years, halt efor freight and psa ry PRiersnene, Agents, Broadway, New York. _ HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steamshi| OLSATL Captain A. Barends, will sail on thareday, Sept. 26, 1872, atd P. M., for E nt taking passengers arom New York t ‘A aymonth, London, Second Cabin, $72, col, urg and Hamburg. Fie Ot ee $3 ble In United State ayable in 5 KUNHARD TS Oo eee a tel aRD. TARD & BOAS, General a Agents” “Getieral 1 asonger Agents, 61 Broad str 61 Broadway, N The THURINGES Will'sait October's.» NMAN LINE, For atte i ral and Liverpool. Royal Mail steamers au 7) Be inted to sail as follows :— vor BALTIM on ‘Thursday, September 26, 1P. M. Gury OF pee Saturday, September 28,2 P.M. CITY OF ANTW. Thursday, October 3, 2 P. 9 CITY OF BRUSSELS. Saturday, ‘. tober Thursday tober 10, 13 x CITY 01 Saturday, Octoner 12,2 P.M And each fon et Saturday and’ Pharsday from pier 45 North River, RATES OF PASSAGE, Payable in Gold. be able i Carreney, hyd Lon First Cabi To Lond To Paris. fy To Parl 48 Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Sweden, Norway and Denmark at reduced rates. Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per- sons datrest | to send for their friends. rough bills of lading given on shipments of goods to. Havre and Antwerp. Drafts issued at lowest rates, For further information app! iy at the company’s office, G. DALE, Agent, 13 Broailway, New York. ¥ C THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING BO FROM NEW YORK. FROM NEW YORK, . Wed. Sept. 25] ALGERIA Si Wed. Oct. 2] PARTHIA als ALABRT. UNARD LIN ABYSSINI BATAVIA, owing "WEDNESDAY $100 and $130, gold, ac- ‘Tickets to Paris, $15, gold, Return tickets on favorable terms.’ Stevrage, from New York. Rates of Passage—Cabin, $80, cording to accommodation. additional, $30, currence: Steerage tiekets from vernool and Queenstown and trates. Through bills of lad- ing given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre, Antwerp and other jorts on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. For reightand cabin passage apply at the company's office Bowling Greens Jor steerage passage at No. ul in| Broadway, Trintty ig GHANLES a. FRANCKLYN, Agent. wu HITE STAR LINE. New York, Cork and Liverpool. New and full-pow- gre steamships; the largest in tie worlds BANIC, BA ADRIATIC, , RMANIO, Rut UBL! TI ATLANTIC, OB BRITANNIG, 6,00) tons burden, 3,000 horse power eae! Sailing from New Yor rk’ on Saturdays, from pa on Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor even w ATLAN October 5, at 7. OCEANIC. i -October 12, Beton ADRIATI Oetober 19, at7 380 A From the White Siar dock, Pavonia terry, Jersey City. Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivalled, combining safety, speed and comiort, Saloons, suiterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in midship section, where least motion is felt. Surgeons and stewardess accompany the steamer. Rates—Saloon, a0 in gold; steerage, $90 In curren Those wishing to send for iriends In the Old Country ow obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $33 cui- Passeny ers booked to or from all parts of Americ: aie Sea Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, hind, Drattet from £1 upward. all parts of Europe at lo’ mation apply at the company’s office, 19 Browaway. New York. Bills of lading issued through to Continental ports, , Azent. TOMAY, IMRIE & CO. 10 Water street, Liver oi, and 7 Kast India avenue, Leadenhall street, Londc ATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSIIIPS. Weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool, fortnightly to ‘and from Loudon direct. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, from piers 44 and 47 North River. HOLLAND, Bragg r SPAIN, Grace CANADA, Webster GREECE, Andrew: EGYPT, Grogan. FO! DENMARK, Suuner:, . Wednesday, wept, £25, at 11:30 A. M. TH QUEEN, Thomas eamand ay, Oe hE 9, ato 30 A. M, sly rer Cabin teers Prepaid steerage tickets ti Londonderry, Glasgow or London, For further information, apply nt th 69 Broadwa, EW YORK “TO CARDIFF. The South Wales icant ie © Rte first class, GLAMORGAN, PEMBROKE, CAMARTHEN, The first steamer of this lin GLAMORGAN, Captain Laybotrne, Will satl trom Penusylvanin Railroad What dersey Clty, on THURSDAY, SIst October next. Carrying goods and passengers at through rates, from al nats or the United States and Canada to ports in the Bristol Channel and all other points in England, These tubal the built expressly for the trade, are pro- vided with ail the latest improvements for the comfort and convenience of CABIN AND STEERAGE PASSENGERS, Drafts for £1 and upwards, For further parucnlara s apply in Cardiff, at the Com- and in New York to pany’s offices, ers: ‘AWOHIBALD BAXTER #0, Agents, 17 Broadway. » M. P.M. amship Comyany’s new, I-powered Clyde-built Ste: 8 (¥ DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MATL STEAMSHIPS: BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST. he splendid. vessols on. this favorite route for the Con- Ainent will sail from pier No. 9) North River LAURENT, Leinarie. FRANCE Dantes VILLE DE PARIS, Surmont. sSaturday, Nov. 2 PRICE OF PASSAGE IN PLggED wD dnncluding wine), ) BREST 0 First cabin, $125; second cabin, $75 Excursion tickeis at reduced rates, These steamers do not carry steerage sengel American travellers going to or returning from ‘ie Con- tinent of Europe, the steamers of this line, frou both teakett by ‘feng fl railway and the discom: of erossing the Chanusi, besides saving time, trouble ‘expense, GEORGE | MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broad wa: TT NITED STATES MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEED te ma vel own aud Galling every Wednesday. MINNESOTA Mor! AN... 7 aturday, Oct. 19 et, 25. at 12 M. WISCONSIN, Freemaiy Ir. LOct, 2, ats P.M. From Pier 45 North River, Cabin pasinee, 1B, Bold steerage, $3), currency. urrency. Passengers hoe ed to and Som Lae “Fiamba , Nor- way and Sweden, &c. Draite on ireland, ‘england, France and Germany at lowest rates, i YAU WILLTAMS & Lids, 2% Broadway fy EDUCTION IN PARSAGE B RATES Esptese pamenger s sieamers, "ral from New York every ednesday and Saturday. Pa: ayers booked and forwarded to ‘and from all rail- way stations in Great Britain, Ireland, bas a Lead way, Sweden or Denmark and America as safely, 9 ily, comfortably, Pe HeAPy BEF ay ota ater route a q Ine. Davis STHAMES, CA Sept. 23} TRI SUSTRATIA etober 5 | LOW, SOLUMMIA October 12 | ALEX EUROPA. October 19 | BRIT. KNODIA ctober 24 | CALEDONL INDIA. 2 f ‘At noon, froin pier 20 North River, New York, Currency rates on passage to London, Liverpool Glasgow ot Derry, hy Wednesday's steamers, 86); by Saturday's steam: sis ‘nnd $75; excursion tickets $120; Intermediate, $3 Steerage, $23. Certificates at lowest rates can be bought ero by thaws wishing 10 Gey for their friends. ply at the company's offices ps pany SEND Rox BROTHERS No.7 Bowling Green R” BALL LING OF MAIL STEAMERS ay TO DE EMERARA, Calling at $t. Thomas and Barbadoes to land mails and passengers. These first class, full ‘powered iron steamers aro in- tended to sail froin Now York as follows :— MANDI ), a. tons November 9 November 30 FTER, These steamers are specially ical service, have large staterooms, buth rooms and superior yentila: tion, and. take only ‘first class passengers, A limited amount of eargo will be taki st F i hit or passa en Or irelght OF Passing SANG RDE & GARTHOR HP gout areal, New York: or'to M. MORGAN'S SONS, Agents, COAST WI 18K STEAMSHIPS, | camara MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S CALIFORNIA, I RPAN AND CIILNA, via Panama, carrying er ype and treig! Aspinwall, Panam, Santa Martha, Sf Mex! town, Pacific Coast of 0, Ceniral America, Peru and Chile. Steamers leave 10th, th and sth each month, except when those < dates fall'on meas then the ony Br i Sept. #—Steamer RISING ST , Captain I pee eave Pier 42 North Ri o'clock noon, for anya giegt: connecting anarna with steamer 6 BTA Kiptain ———— toniching. at Acapulco, San Pedro ond se Diego, and also connecting for all Central American and Routh Pacific ports. LS tla of 10th and 2th of each wenth connect with the Company's [a yyd sononing at San Benito, Tonata, Satina Cruz and Angel. it for all way ports recelved until 4 gs, ii kan REPUBLIC will leave San Francisco Tis tor Japan and China. For rates of passage, freight and all fa Moot of Canal re ie Com: i ie r a ) pany's office on the pi fool We BABY, agent. 5 COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, ITED STATES “MAIL. TO HAVANA, Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, sailin sret Thuralay, at 3 o'clock P. M., prechsely, trom opie’ COL UMBIA, Captain M. R. Greene.. sees Bept, 24 MORRO CASTLE, Captain T. H. Morton. ict. 3 CRESCENT CITY, Captain f, 8, Curtis Oct, 10 For freight or passage apply to i ” ” Spey. DIMOCK, President, No. 6 Bowling Greem | IRECT LINE TO HAVANA, I HAVANA, PROGKESO AND VERA CRUZ, New York and'Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving ler No. 3 North River at3 IM. direct to Havana ;— DITY OF HAVANA (Havan bit t. 25) ear aa Phillips (Havana, oni, 22 MEXICO, Sherwood... y, Oct. ry oF Hav AN. ngs (Hav: enly)-- wed “Oct. 16 TRA, Philips (Havana oF ae eer got KH CHEY OF MERIDA, Pinnerman fy eh oF PALL ANDRE & SONB, ‘eae spade For fre! Te XAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS—TOUCH- Ing at Key West, carrying the United States mall The Al steamship GEO. CLYDE, Cay co Cole, pier 20 East River, will leave on Saturdi m bei and. all points Through bills of lading given to Hous on the Galveston, Houston and Meudersom and B.D, ie & ©. Railroad, For freight or passage a OH. ae RORY, 156 Maiden lane, . P, CLYDE, U9 Wall street OR NEW ORLEAN rs A outhern Lins The steamship CITY oF "GALVESTON, ‘aptaln Jones, will leave pier 21 East River, Wedneslay, September 25, Freight tor St. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken. Insurance guaranteed. For freight or passage, having superior accommodae tions, apply to PP'Y & i, MALLORY & CO., 158 Maiden lane. ei OR NEW, ORLEANS DIRECT. ERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP 1) from ue No, 8 North River, at 8 Dock, M on Farurdy, September 2. Froight received dally.” ‘Through Fates elven for Bt. Touts eee a Mobi! Ge Ce peti ae Indianola. sale ire: tf anit fe, havi jor ace tions, apply to. PRD BIG BARE. Broatwan OR NEW ‘ORAS | DIRECT. The Cromwell Steamship Line. ‘The steamsiip Sf, LOUIS, Captain Jamies Whitehead, will leave pler No. § North, River, on Saturday, Bepiatn r 28, at 3 o'clock P. ht received dai ‘Through rates given to Gal vento Tndlanola, Mobile’ and St. ish Cabin passage, $10; steerage, For freight oF passage w ry ChOMWELL, & CO,, 86 West street / (OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.— The Old Dominion Steamship Compan will despatch iB rout River their elegant sidewheel al Couch, master, for Norfolie, Cty clu si Rlenmnond, fuesday? Se at 3 P. ving through bills of lading to ait poin pains *sou h and Southwe: Matattond unequalled, Appiy-at per a7) or at pd modations unequalled, a cratonice, 187 ‘Grecnwich street, corner of Dey streets | TRAVELLERS? ei y GUIDE. ; TAA AANA ADE Wee ress AND. TROY. BY DAY LINE BOATS 0, VIB- BARD and DANIEL DREW, commencing May 27.— =e Loavo Vestry street pler at 8:3 ys gM and THirt four rect at landing at Yonkers, irry to’ (by ferry boab, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Tivol, ‘cataullt aud Hui Trip tickets to Cozzens', West Point, Cornwal and News burg, returning same day, Ganhecting for all poirits West and North. Hoe tor a Deathern and Sharon same evening. NITIZENS’ EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY J direct.: ateainere SUNNYSIDE and) THOMAS POWELL leave pier 36 North River, fos North street, daily, Saturdays excepted, at6 P. M., makin connections with all trains golng North, East and West. Tickets sold and baggage checked " all points on Rens- selear and Saratoga an Boston Railroads, PALL RIVER I The stoat pier 23 North River, Excepted) at 513 P. E ‘A NEWPORT, — BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE. ‘rom! toot of money: y sexe! daily Sundays Fincipal points in Tickets sold Ney. a end the seu rth weason: Ks Provinces. all’ arn eC rv the season. engaged EX.'P. BACON, Superintendent. — Y.—THR NEW AND! NCGOVERNOR'S ISLAND. Ieav laily (Sundays included), every hou’ “Muste by the band in the atte NOVERNOR'S IS! TX elegant steam Custom House picr da for Governor's Island. noon, followed by dress OR CHARTER— iT COMPANIES AND ex. cursions, the si ope Catlin.” For terms, &c., apply at office Morrisania 8 B, "US, Hayen, NY. 0, aa El SPLENDID eon 8A nm steamboas Yi rata or iva oF sonwons Al Apply’ to WILLIAM i, WASAND, he Greenwic Ah stre 4 may sav -thirds of lis usual expense by calling, on D. ADEE, Ts Fulton street, New York. } AS LE 3 THAN HALF “Cos PROPERTY OF FAMI-| ly leaving Sly Megntboent ae anne style’ flor Suit, in eatin, cost 3 wal mit rep ‘Suita, $97 Planotorte, "Paintings, Mirro. Gar. ageres, Tables. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash es, Bedding, Buffet, Extension Table, Car etn 3 reat bargain for cash. Residence 113 West Eighth. & fiinton place), near Sixth avenuo, T BENDALL'S OLD STAND—FURNITURE, CAR. cts, Redding cheap for ensh oF by. w weekly and’ monthly payment 4) 211 stadson, coraer Catal tice. } N¥ PARTIES HAVING PIER MIRRORS, CARPETS ANS: good Parior and Bedroom. Furniture, suitable for A private residence tn, As clly, ce Boll es bh WITH FOR $0; Bedroom and 300 lots, clean ged ‘residence, xth street RARE Pp thes the cash. nat $40 ity LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNI- re and Bedding, ai lowest coats prices oF or ‘on week! ents, at O'FARRELL'S Warehouse, 200 Eight! corner of Twentieth street. MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD 7 te 4 rty of family leaving city 5 Antoinette style, caver’ ed brocatel, ¢ far B20; one dd, 8154 do, forte, Paintings, Bronzes, Mirrors, Carpets; Patamber and Hale cost. "Inquire at pri= ning Furniture, Silverware: “GOING a RU HOER WEE noe 36 West 15 A PRIVATE FAMILY dispose of all their Furniture contained in private jesidence 120 Weat Twenty-third street maguificens Fars lor Suit, cost $600 for $150; one do., Silo; Re upwards; Pianoforte, Carpets, Bedroom bu, Bedsteada, Bureaus, Mattresses, Bookstand, Etageres, Hall Stand, ae, (arrets, Payments taken by the’ week or month. anseasy: — eBTTY a CO., corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue. o* ARPETS: 8 WANTED.—00 VELVET, BRUSSELS ANID Pte from 20 to 5) yards each, Parties havin: CARPETS, box any todispoxe of will ploase address Herald Uptown Branch ¢ ae VASY TERMS FOR 1 URE, CARPETS AND Dedding at BoM, CONPERTHWAM & COS Ud Chatham strect.--An inimense stock and low pric lor and Chamber Suits in great variety; barga: cnaths Weekly and monthiy*payrachts taken, AM NOW FURNISHING A HOTEL, CO! TAINING 60 Tooms, with second hand Furniture; can use bot handsome and plain; will 45%, cash for large or su att tities, Address PRESTON, Herald office. ONTH Ly O8 We EKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS, ‘urniture, ny “DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, Pt My 336 tyes avenue, aol sa th street. a i MAI «order in the Beet manner 14 ploces ‘about Bs yards Moquot Sion: ‘will be sold tor $1,000. also ‘arpet: the hole costing over Address M., box 3,068 Post = CLOTHING. ‘ \T & MISWS, 157 THIRD AVENUE—LADIES AND. rentlemen receive the highest price for cast-off hing und C: epee: by calling or addressing. Ladies sh. Clot attended by Mrs. At THE “UPTOWN “ESTABLISHMENT, 816 SIXTH avenue, near Forty-sixth street—Having Just re- ceived a large order from Omaha for Casto thing: and Carpets will I posltrvely pay tor Pants from, ae ae. Dresses, Try and satis seit by c tine on or addressing Mr. or Mrs, FLA’ as ed B cia AVENUE, SHOW We Ww. '¥ place, —Ladies entlemen will ished wets beat pric os BMI sin cash f OF caste oft Clothing ¢ Jewelry. reases, $10 to $75¢ Coats, $3 to is, $2 to $3. Please call ou dress @ note by post: ally attended to by Mr. or Mrs. Minté T EDWARD, MILLER'S WELL-KNOWN ESTAR: lishment, 16) Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth street, he, utmost value paid ioe ra off Clothing, Carpets, by calling on or addressing TTENTION |—M. ABRAHAMS, Satan H AVENU ar Twenty sixth stre ys 5) per cent more for indios' and gents cast-off Cloitiing than any other store iit Seventh avenue, Call or address, Ladies attended by Mr. or Mra. Abrahams. A'S i85 BRO DWAY, chest prices for Naltes? aba ges . Carpets, de. Ladies will bo NHALT'S, TUNA E and gentlemen iu be surprised at tie prices oy} » oa for tot Clothing, Carpets Jewelry; Silie sees, from $15 to $100; Coais, $5 to $2; Panty $3 to Please call, or a note by post, numbe a above, ta nd Mrs, Anhalt, where you wil be dealt to your sate A LARGE ORDER RE 1 SIXT AVENUE Fda ord orgst ‘ante, 3 $104 celved for cast-off Clothing, ‘A’. Astonishing prices can be obtained for Oc c 1” Dresses, $5 to $75, by calling on To roa oo eee Nira HL HAIRIS, Sixth avenue, thir store above we erley pln OT OF NAVY G ra Guy ou ALE [ isting of Round Jackets, Cloth Trousers, Ku! fitets and Drawers, white and PH planeta alo 'abou wert a English Pilot Cloth, | These so goore ace all all o superior quality, and Ww! 5 prices, by WS, 54 Catharine stre ah prices, by WILL! ‘AM aa NE OURTH STREET— AS 3385 SIRT 1 AVENU UE EAR ¥ Our establishyvent will ay 80 Der cent more the’ any other dealer for Casi-of Glowing, Car, ore eS: ot Western yrarkot. Please call on ‘or is ae MARKS WELL xOws, ESTABLISHMEN T Band IL Bixtn ave rect, int dies and gentlemen can receiver re for thee cast-off Cl bag irpets, Je’ Please call on oF nd ‘hie number po Ou by Mrs. Marks Pleaso try and sa\ _ aa TE, WARTS, dip SEVENTIL AVENUE, BET WEE A Thirty-fourth’ and Thirt s—Will pay th fnighest cash prices for Ladies and *Gentfemen aust Clothing, Carpets, Furni ute, ‘addresa LEON Pays HiGHES Chothi 4 Ry, calling or v ji NUE» M. TTR ANE Be Memene Casto Pe ke, Ladies ure waited on by Mrs 100m A Carpets, &.