The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1872, Page 5

FENANGLAL AND COMMERCIAL, An Advance in Gold and a De- cline in Stocks, The Money Market Stringent. THE INEVITABLE CLIQUE ‘The Outside Interest in the Mar- kets Languid and Quiet. Deferment of Operations Until After the October Elections. 4 RISE OF A HALF PER CENT IN GOLD. a foreign Exchange Lower and “Lon- don Quotations” Higher. ADVANCE IN GOVERNMENT BONDS. The Treasury Programme for October. ‘A DULL DAY ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE, % Wan } Monpay, Sept, 30—8 PM. On ’Change t»-day cotton was in fair demand and steady for “spot,’? but weak and lower for “future.” Flour was in good demand and steady. Wheat ‘waa active at full prices, Corn was active and Srmer. THE ELECTION HOLIDAY, ‘The Legislature, at the session of last Winter, made the day of the State election a legal holiday, Bo that November 5 this year will be observed ac- cording}y. COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS, ‘The following shows the imports, exciusive of specie, at the port of New York for the week end- Ing September 28 and since the beginning of the year:— 1870. 1871. 1872, p 2,560,059 $2,607,740 545 4,814,773 6,719,281 $6,631,063 $6,884,432 $8,387,021 Prey. reported,. 217,819,481 286,427,008 826,102,162 Bince Jan. 1...$224,460,544 $208, 312,430 $334,579,173 WNE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR OCTOBER, ‘The Treasury programme 0! gold sales and bond purchases for the month of October is as follows:— BOND PURCHASES, Wednesday, Oct. 2. Weanesday, Oct. 9. vo Oct. 16. ednesday, Oct, 23. Wednesday, Oct. 30. Total. Thursday, Oct. 3. Thursday, Oct. 10... Thuruday, Oct Oct. on raday, Oct Thureday; Oct. 81; Total. $5,000,000 HOURS OF BUSINESS OF THE GOLD BOARD. The Gold Exchange, at a special meeting held to- Gay, decided to limit the time of business dally to the interval between ten o’clock A, M. and four ‘clock P. M., except on Saturdays, when the ad- journment sha'l take place atthree o’clock. Deal- fngs on the street or elsewhere before or after the hours fixed are not only devoid of legality so far a8 the Board is concerned, but punishable by fine, MONEY STRINGENT, The money market was stringent under the re- mewed application of artificial means, the clique having withdrawn a million dollars from the banks ‘on Saturday and withholding to-day all the money they could control. The lowest rate on call was 7 per cent and the highest 1-16 per cent, equivalent to nearly 23 per cent. The mquiry lasted until nearly half-past three o’clock, when the aealings closed at 1-328 1-16 per cent. The quotations for prime commercial paper ranged from 8 to 12 per cent, FOREIGN BXCHANGB ‘was dull aud heavy, and actual business was on the Dasis of 10734 for prime bankers’ sixty-day sterling and 108% for sight bills, although the leading draw- ers contrived to ask 107% 9 107%. There was con- Siderable activity in billson Paris owing to their relatively cheaper price. GOLD BTONG—113% @ 114%, The gold market was strong, under a renewal of the operations of the <lique, whose doings in the money market have been noted above. The ad- vance was helped by the continued limited pro- gramme of Treasury gold sales and by a London espatch stating that Spain was about to demand indemnity for her losses by American filibusterism 4m Cuba, making her appeal to a court of the Euro- pean nations, after the manner of the Geneva ar- bitration settlement of the Alabama claims. This atory had less effect abroad than at home; for sub- sequent to its receipt here it was announced that our bonds in London had closed at an advance of 34 8 34 per cent, The course of the market is shown in the table: In the goid loan market the rates ranged from Mat to 3-32 for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows :— $41,587,000 . 008,069 ‘ Zorsiei2 ry p eter 26,000 én account of Interest and $4,000 on account of redeemed five- twenties, and cancelled $790,000 of the called three per cents, on which interest ceased to-day. GOVERNMENTS STRONG. The government bond market was strong and Bigher, prices advancing % a ¥ per cent in sympa- thy with the upward movement in gold, which in- fuence was furthermore helped by the rise of five- twentics in the foreign market, The activity of Money repressed, however, the buoyancy which would otherwise have undoubtedly attended this Bdvance, and the market left off quiet at the im- provement as follows:—United States currency sixes, 112 a 11255; do., 1881, registered, 114 a 114.45 Go., d0., do., coupon, 115% a 115%; do. five-twen- ies, registered, May and November, 114% a 1144;; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 114% a 114%; do., do., 1864, do., do., 11495 @ 114%; do. do., 1865, do., do., 11534 & 11534 ; do. do., 1867's, registered, January and Foly, 11855 & 113% ; do, do., 1865, coupon, do., 1183; a 118%; do. do,, 1867, do., do., 113% a 114; do. do., 1668, do,, do., 114 a 114'¢ ; do. ten-forties, registered, 107% @ 108%; do, do., coupon, 107% a 108%; do, Gives, 1881, registered, 110% @ 111; do. do., do,, coupon, 110% a 111. THE RAILROAD BONDS, The printed list of the Stock Exchange appeared $o-day with the recent numerous additions to the tall, The new Delaware, Lackawanna and Western vonvertible loan was quoted 99a 102, Buyers of this security should refuse all bonds numbered ever 3,000, a8 the original loan was limited to 3,000,000 in the advertisements, but increased to 000,000 after the bids were opened, The Board hae ruled, therefore, that the bonds only of the first amount are “A GOOD DELIVERY,” The foliowing were the bids for the railroad bonds at the regular call ;— New York €en t's, 1883, Kew York Con Ox re,. ks me : A ieyeon Jew York Com we sub, th Del Lack ai about steady. The Tenuessees were moderately ac- NEW YORK HERALD, } | EespEueagey rs 2 e Of: Sa Pm =. we FRE Es Zane if we SEE Seeesaes a< SSE ‘Bi Oster zz! 4-4-8 CaN Ws 7 e ‘Chie 40 Wit ial Ged Falis & Min Ist m.. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. The Southern State bonds were generally dull and tive and firm, The old South Carolinas were heavy. Prices closed as follows:—Tennessee, ex-coupon, 12)4a 78; do., new, 724g a 73; Virginia, ex-coupon, 44) a 60; do., registered stock, old, 37 a 40; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 604, a 51}4; do. do., deferred scrip, 15'4 & 17; Georgia sixes, 70 a 78; do. sevens, 80 a 89; North Carolina, ex-coupon, 32 @ 33; do., to North Carolina Raliroad, 45 a 47; do., funding, 1566, 22 @ 24; do. do., 1868, 20 a 23; do., new, 19 @ 21; do. special tax, 10 a 14; Missouri sixes, 92%; a 92'¢; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, 89 a 91; Louisiana sixes, 63 a 58; do. new, 49055; do. levee sixes, 60855; do. do eights, 70 a 76; do, do. do., 1875, 70 a 78; Alabama fives, 68 a 63; do. eights, 60a 86; South Carolina ixen, 40 a 60; do, new, January and July, 24 a 24: do. do., April and October, 24 @ 25; Arkansas sixes, funded, 48 a 52, STOCKS DULL AND LOWBR. The “bear” clique held almost undisputed control of the stock market from the opening, and under their manipulation pu ioe declined, the depression at one time being ag muchas & a i per cent for some of the leading stocks, although the decline generally was hardly more than 3¢ per cent, The chief business was in Pacific Mail, which declined from 7444 to 73%, but raliied eventually to 74. The cligue contented themselves with keeping money worth apmall consideration instead of repeating their usual pian of exacting extravagant rates, the effect of which has been unusually to excite a stub- born opposition to them more injurious than if the speculative sentiment were allowed to be worked upon by HOMEOPATHIC DOSES of tight money. Besides which extreme rates | tempt the shipment hither of money {from Boston, Philadelphia and other cities. The caimer and cooler manner in which the cliqne have gone to ‘work has been rather a feature of the opening of the week, and has disconcerted their opponents nota little. They are, however, still heavy lesers by their recent transactions, and some sales of Pittsburg to-day at adecline from 8814 to 874g are believed to be a further inroad upon those ‘salted- down” investments which they had been holding against a rainy day and are now compelled to part with for money. One of the “bears” in Panama settled on Saturday at a loss of $25,000. He sold a thousand shares at the equivalent (making allow- ance for the dividend) of about 121 and covered at 146, A BET of $6,000 was made the same day that Pacific Mail would sell at 100 before it sold at 70. Erie went off to 4734, Insympathy with the London market and the general heaviness here. The approach of the Western elections has a tendency to check busi- ness in the stock market and in Wall street gener- ally, especially as the prospects of the success of the administration (in the eyes of Wall street) are not so clear since Mr. Greeley has retracted his de- mand for immediate specie payments and the un- settling of the chances of Hartran{ft in Pennsyl- vania, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— Highest, that pis Central. 4 Northwestern preferred Rock Island. st Paul pret aul Spe Ohio and ‘and Misniea Palen a eats ©. Western “onto Telegraph. Pacific Mail....... 3 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, Sept. 30—10:15 A. M. $200 US's Bl, c55.... Ibis $1000 USSR, c, 164. US 6.2, c, it ae eae) 1000 2000 U 10 A. M.—-Before can. 1000 shs Pac M 88. Co.b3_ 737 1100 do. “ 4 Bt Saoeeneeerer + Be) 35 . 4% ah 34 First Board—10:30 gan — 6's, old 7234 3800shs Pac MSS Co.s3 7334 Ta do. b3 73% Zw Tenn 6s, new. , 13 2000 NY 7s, b I, r.. Wau 31 3) 000 Un P : =. H&st 734 Tol 97: 10000 fh ft Ee 2000 6 'Falls ue 100 Clev, P, con 88 5000 Del & H ion, i 2000 Mil & St P. as di shs 87 SN ee a RAT aeERAS if a Coni Go. juick M Co, fo. 26 ez e EFAASASAAVIVS FSSSESAAS Rbx f NY GH IRIE 6 3 Before Call. CRITIC RR. 83 3436 WM Second Board—1 P.M. $1000 Tenn 6's, new. 1000 Missouri 6's, 72% 100 shs Pac M88 tig 10) do. pele By wy is UESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1872 00 do. . BONY OA WRK ee do. sare 20 600 U0 00 0 10 Clev Bi i lev & Pitts, gtd 700 Pacific Main: 20 do... 40 fe 100 100 1200 is Pr 1900 bs West Un Tel... @ 100 sheNY C&M... 9 B00 MO. seseeee-s Do O34 200 2, 00, f 89%, C &N W pret. Pint hi i we Rit CLOSING PRICES—4 O'OLOOK P. M. tern Union. 6914 a 69% Xo Northwest'n.... 10% a 71 jive! 43 Northwest'n pi. is a BG Rock Isiand....110 1h COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Active and Easy—Rececipts at the Ports, 14,963 Bales—Breadstuffs Firm— Coffee Quict—Pork Firmer—Lard Easy— Petroleum Higher—Naval Stores Firm— Whiskey Steady. Mowvay, Sept. 9-69. M, ‘The commercial cutlook continues to be of the most promising character, notwithstanding the fact that the scarcity of money and high rates of discount operate as direct hindrances to mercantile enterprise. The export movement continues without visible abatement, while in some commodities—notably breadstuffs, &c.—the move- ert is on the increase, The carrying trade has seldom been #o brisk or the rates of freight so remunerative, and yet the shipments of the leading articles are large and steaaily increasing. The — petro- leu trade, which hag been languishing — for somo time past, shows decided signs of recupera- tion, and vessels suitable for this business have come to be in fair request once more, and unless prevailing indl- cations prove delusive we shall soon be called upon to chronicle a more active export movement in this leading article of ‘chandise than we have seen for some time past. The movement in grain received @ fresh impetus to-day, and, notwithstunding ireight room was scarce and dear, purchases of both wheat and corn were on a liberal scale and at full prices. Corn in particular was freely purchased, both on the spot and in advance of arrivals, at very full prices, There were purchasers for November delivery at higher prices than had before been paid; buyers thereby evincing continued confidence inthe future. It is abundantly demonstrated that the grain crops of Europe are deficient, and a good export movement hence 1s accordingly confidently reck- oned upon, and the more sagacious among the exporters have already set about making good the deflclency of the European harvest by lMberal shipments from this side; taking advantage of the comparatively low prices current, particularly of corn, which is going forward in large quantities. The movement in provisions coniinues very slow, though on the whole prices are very well sustained. On the street there Was @ good business, and the commercial outlook is be- cowning more and more promising with the lapse of every succeeding week. In groceries there was no movement of particular importance, yet the market for most arti- cles remained very firm. Petroleum took a decided up- ward stride to-day, on account of the cessation of opera- tions at the oil producing districts, they having stopped operations for thirty days. In the naval store trade the inquiry was principally for spirits of turpentine and the market was very strong. Corrox.—The movement in spot cotton was fairly active for exvort at about former prices, though !f anything the market ruled in buyers’ tavor throughout the day and closed decidedly weak. The annexed quotations show no changes as compared with Saturday's tigures, Future deliveries were aio easier and ye. per Ib. lower. The sales eum w) lows i T-Day. Sat Bre'g, Total i 208 7 “1201 Export... dats Consumption. Speculation 18 2,008 follows :—Sa ja ture 1,000 at 1s 4c. 60) A185 be “100 at19 S-i6e Siiles to-day u 60. ; October, 4 100 183-1 } i ie November, uN at 183-1 100 at 18) to at 18 3-16c., 300 at 183 1,900 “at "18%¢c.; Decewber, 200 at 181 8 7-16c., 100 a a8Fee5, 8) at I8)sc.) 4 at 18 83¢c., 900 at 18 5. t 18% anus. TY, 200 at 19c., 400 Bt 187% %c., 300 at is be. 1p AUR ccs February, 200 at 19 9-160, 100 at 19}zc., at 197-60., S0 at 10 86,5 + March, 700 at Ber Apel, B09 20% Dige., Mat wer May 10. at 10), at BoHe total, “14780 ‘nates’ ‘Oran 17,200 bales." Rater cotton to foreign at ithe following Tates—To Liverpou) by il, 510d, a 3g. To Havre, by steam, Ie, ‘0 Hamburg’ by qeney fold, compressed 0 snore rat gd. ‘o Bremen, Baltic porte, bi by ateain, ted Ws Gal eaths Iprands, Alaiama. New Orleans, Texas, Ordinary 63 1s Good ordinary. 18. Is Low iniddling 183 Middli ots Good middling 1987 95 20% —The quotations are based on cotton in store “runni quality not juore than halt a grade nbove or below till quiet for all descriptions, me qualitice. We note eales ver.—The but firm, pereculer of 3,0 bags Ilo ex Uzzinh, on private terme, We quote Rio ordinary cargoes, Wise. w Ibe. ; falr do,, sige. & 166, good do., 16g0. a 16346, ; 17% ber. Ib., 90 days; Masacalnor lb ioe’ ‘ae Lagtiayra, 173015 St. Domingo, 13%¢. a Ide. ; Java, 18%. & ft Ann Gnatn.—Reoeipte—Flour, 15,238 bbls. wheat, 110,602, bushels: corn, 261.28 do,; corn meal, 38 bls. ? bushels; baricy, 18,799 do. The flour market es peed A EL nae ‘for export and con- sumption. The sales aggregate about 12,250 bble., Inclu- ding 1,000 bbls. of Southern and 200 bbls, of anperfine rye, all at prices within the Imits of our quotations. Corit Teal was quiet but firm; 260 bbls. of Wentern sold at $3.39 gu the pier, ‘and $3 40 delivered. We quote a No. 2 81 A $6 00 Beperfine ¥ G2 a 7m Extra State 723 a 775 Choice State. 77 a $25 Superfine Western. 623 a 7h Extra rasa . iba 4 R nn stuis al RAHA hos Ponte. ai shipping braids awa Round hi hoop brands, 800 a 8% ‘ain be 7b a 00 St. Louis low extra 72 & 800 | St. Louis straizht extra 800 a 875 8t. Louis choice double extra, 900 “a 950 St. Louis choice family. 950 all 25 California... «800 a 900 R: i 400 a BW 47 a 575 60 an 700 7# a 33 960 01300 8 A BOS Oa H 65 ywine, 38 a BW 400 f. ob. 360 a 365 Puncheoins. 19 9) f, 0. Wheat was active at tuil prices, closing at $1 54 bid for prime ‘Chie fo and $1 57 for pilwgakes, ‘The sales were about 160, bushels at $145 s $146 for No. 8 Chicago Spring, $147 for Nos. 2 and 3 mixed, $162 a $164 for | common, Tale, No.3, St od si 87 for @ for No. i a 8! 70 for red Winter, $190 al 7 for amber bag active fn @ little firmer, closing at 65%\c, 8 | for rime, The sales (pare Be Baturday evening) ere 0 Dushels at 6tie. a Gosse. for steamer mixed, | 66! sods Sie. shout She a 0, SOF BEEN (sail) mix: a 700, tor Western 8634 igh mixed and 65¥%e. a 67c. for yellow, ie (i000 dor for October and. Kovember 8 ye remained quiet and nominal in the absence of transactions. Oats were steady, but very quiet. The | sules were only About 82,000 bushels at 386, 380. a'B0e. for new black Tilingis, 420, 0 dc. for new nixed, dark to light Det eagl te 480.’ for tancy new white do., on the track: | 43g¢. 0 48c. tor fair to good do.; ld held at 45e. a 46c., in Hote, Barley, was quiet; 6,000 bushels Western sold’ (to —Blusiness to- gay in berth freight« was only nt Ingoct paeta The in good part, for Me searchty of room. ave, leum trade, with Fatt tering pusiness w for on ing’ very cf in “s favor. The engagemen' yet To Liverpool, by 15,000 bushels of grain (relet), nt 12340. ; full rates. To London, by si am. 3 ‘on pri- | vate terms, To Glasgow, ain, | at 18d.; 600 bbls, rosin at $3, to Rotterd he 4 | | tlerces of provisions at 40s. The charters ‘include :— Norwegian bark, wea , Brain, to Cork tor orders, 6 94., or Mf direct,’ 3d. off; @ Norwegian bark, 2,40 qr. rain, same voyage and rai Norwegian bark, O00 qrs. grain, same voyage bark, 3 Mag grain, same yet amore Ir bar! ale en re grain, aame vi tonnes, F to Corl ‘at os., or it direct 6d. to Marsden, 400 bd Is. ‘crude | ‘Netroleu k hence to a Mediterranean port, 2, deiphiato a Contine mn bi port, 4,000 bbls. refined petro- Journ, 7s. j 4 Norw K a in bark from do. ‘to Bilboa, J 9d.; a North German ship, and do. ‘and’ 1,600 bales of cotton ‘respect: rom Savannah toa Continental port, on private Keveral other vessels, were under’ refusal for uit not closed at a late h whe There Was Boibine ‘of Imvortence transpired ively terms. to-di thie brat four at from 67¢. a Cuba centrifugal and mixed Clayed.. active, but vers DbIe at Utiges und’ 180 New. York btd,c. ans jew le closing at ée. for Southern or New York. firm. Strained of sale of 80 bbls of No, Tat We quote :— Gta crop. ge tur] eating. and the bed bbl New 75, Tar and pitch were neglected, but no change in | prices reported. Prtnoiku,—On ‘Change to-da; lay the market was auiet, but decidedly higher for all descriptions, caused by the ree ston of operations at all the oil producing places. ‘as held nominally at 25¢. af oarly Octol Sp livery. Crude in bulk closed firm at 18c, for rompe de- livery in paraber. Sales wei neuen ‘of 4,000 bbis, for Pym, de aelye at % att for October at ra and bbls. Be. Piste were quiet, pa in iympathy riptions, were also er: quoted at 29) rm. the market was nominal a ath sotner ‘ten htha remained Ai aaGreck no-athehigs were made! a on the upper and ulet 8385 ‘on the lower road ; $4, we |, Was reiused at Oil City." The Philadelphia h ulet but firmer; Friined Hoted nominally Htc for, garly, de. ei rwe hear o jew York o! of Western baphtha at ice, 1. Fuovisions.—Recelpte—Fork, 1.109 bbls. cut meats, 18 package aca bbls and’ tierces, ‘The t for mess pork, sithoagh cle, Ww nde firmer. We heard of sales of 80 bbls. at $140 ‘Cash bbls. of ol do. at 13 25, bbis. of prime neds at $18 20, In Jobbing ots about 400. bois: cham ed hands at $14 20 a $14 20. Bacon was in tritle for aah. and ased hog: ‘were siete hen avy to Beef sold in a'smal were take] extra do., for India 0 big quotations ievia 250, tiercem, seller al ang! eas Fyre Hoyt ona Femained very fm. ations igen private cme, int O8g0., and 400 bo: Atentioe. interior | 2 steady for future. in lots at from ercen. Best hana ‘remaine moderately ine ol oj Oped zener’ . ni ant ut m way, Stee nothing of im) ro ae aT ae and better Voxes, part long and short clear isge., and. id) boxes for February Tage. al Jn demand and higher nd T3g¢, for m jariner a $10 for prime mess tlerces al mediun 1 way at neats sold were current, 500 tlerces for pene 8 les iy to-da: 1 in not given, on private terms, demand aud ‘iv We'd P quote !—Cuba—Refinin to common, TX ale to. 00d. tatty to prime, $3 grocery, fair to ime te chok ‘a We. ; contrite inotaaten, bhd end ba: Avan a ae (to. 10 to 12, ane, “abi es al fo.,'16 to 18, Ie. i 1 IMs 2 a Nosy hike, Bec. p18, SoHo % rh omni to prim Aye? holce, set ae aH may: 1 r¢¢. ar ace superior, Ki in me os incha 0 hhds. Receipts, n sales were 250 bbls. Sequence in fair demand but scarce and firm, ice elty, Which was held at 9 5-16c. tina at 8 Rane foon at C5 ere nominal. ‘and 100 bbls. Of good at 940. bbls, The mark: argo, DOMESTIO MAF MARKETS, Cotton firm; good ordinary, exports cuastwise, Cotton stron; es; and in eer dem low middling, 18! Ly he continent 2400; stock, 98,907. Gaur et receip 1,241; sales, 800; stock, 13,849, ices; about 50 yr mess, “tied for a a $20 weak, We iibard of nales of at s%e., sco. Clty Taz was a | of trade, ‘Domestic sold im email good. business con- market and i) bbls. of No. 2 mand and a shade stronger ‘ales 100 boxes long clear for et SFaaled or ori ied hhds. of ipfning Cuba Kor de. fate to aa partic. ¢ hear TON, Sept. 30, 1872. bales; New CALA, Sept. 30. 1872. at exports to G astwise, Monin, Sent. 90, nd; 'Kood ordina i inida tings, 18ée. ritain. 1,851; rales, 1872. me ae | AL bags Pata at 7 vir snot juiet. No anion a were reported, and pelees fa oo! ot continued Y. ely active at tine closing prices of Saturday. The Cotton factors are willing, sellers at the rates; low middlings, 18, ; exports ccastwiso, pulgullngs, 153, otrecely Ps 3 SAVANNAM, Sept, 122; sales, Cotton active and in good demand; midd ites y te. Net receipts, 3.855 bales, Exports coastwise, 1,600. Stock, 25,020, Cotton at but dings, 17% middlings, Cuanreston, Sept. 80, firm :goot ordina . Net receipts, 1317 Sales, 400, “Stock, 14,75. Tobacco steady ; Flour quiet ton, 24c. on whe st. els wheat; 187, 000 rye; 75,000 do. barley” Riipmenta 8000 bois, flour do. wheat; 86,000 di 82,00 do. barley. EUROPEAN MARKETS. x, Sept. 30-5 P. M.— rican Lonnox Moxy Loita h Consols closed 92'4 for money, Spring ane yt her. wee No. agready 5 pts te col ta 00) bbls, Hour ; 95,000 bush- Toursvitix, Sept. sales unimport tant. HICAGO, Hay $6 aa $7 25, 1972, bales. 30,1872 Font 3 ), 1872, heat active do. oats; 11,000 do. 44,00) 10, corn ; 21,000 do. oats; 2,000 di for account, Amt kecuritios closed—United States See of As 93445 1807, 92 way shaten, Si Frank Bur.—Faannvont Sept. S0—2 yond for the issue 3 middling Or! i (000 bales, includ’ Sales of middling ‘uplands for October at 9 6: middling Orleans f Orleans for November at 9264. jen-lorties, 87% ; new fives, 8924 Livenroor, steady. Middling wu Jeans, 97«d. ing 4, for ex} J6d. for October at Se0d, Liverroo. Breapstorrs Manxrr.—Lirenroor, ‘orn, 30s, Gi. per quarter for No. 2 inixed. ket is quiet and steady. Livehroon Provisions MAnker.— M.—Pork, 85s. per DDI, for prime mess. The sales of the day rt and gpecala’ a. Sales of | Sales of middling |} Sept. The mar- t9, 1,719 bales; 3,936: Sales, low mid- of sent ‘0. M.—Freneh rentes, Sept. 20-5 P. ERPOOL, Sept. 30— ‘Lonvox Pronver Market.—Lonpon, Sept. 30—5 P.M aw Gre Sd, Linseed oll, £36 15a, Spirits tanpeaite 8. Ga. Pern Marker.—Axtweer, Sept. 30—I, M.—Petro- leum, 49531. for standard white. : FINANCIAL. (SmsENe SAVINGS BANK, F THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Interest computed trom the Ist of W month, and is paid or credited on balance remaining in Bank January 1 and July 1 of each ear. Present rate of mterest Six per cent. palgney deposited now wi oeank, 58 Rowery, southwest corner of Canal street; oven e' __Ssymour A, Boxe {STATE JOR SAL 117 Post office. ry day trom 1 A. M. to ‘open on Mondays and Saturviays unit Vy. Bank Books jit English, Ge DS TO. proved property 3 Bt seven per oc P.M, BA NDCINTAID, ‘President, F, Secretar: LOAN BEN} “FIRST MORTGAGE ON reet. bear interest from Octo- and will remain on YORK IM. 7,000 anil $25,000, T, No. a Pine at RAND Boulevard unimproved property. Address L. &., box MouRBaY HL L ‘The Directors of dividend ot $4 per share, payable BA this b New Yorn, Sept. 872, 4, 1 e this) day declared’ a n and atter October I, 2, The transier books w il be closed from date to Ist i JAMES STRIKER, Cashier, Mecuanic AND TRADERS’ SAVING INSTITUTION 283 Bowery. ate: street. Open daily from and Wedne October 1 will draw inte Henry 0, Fisnen, NEW york cor AUTHORIZED MONDAY, WA to fo7. Dep sits ae now ALI Seer LOAN AND INDEMNITY COMPANY, 229 Broadway, ner of Barclay street, New York. FIAT, $1,000,008, Subscription books will be opened on SEPTEMBER 2, ai the banking honee of the National Pai ark Bank. ., and on Mondays or on { 1 of this Company hay- 1g $500,000 is offered to The charter of this Corporation is unusually liberal authorizing the transaction of a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, as well as that usually carried on by Trust, Sate, Deposit and Warehouse Companies, rmanent organization of the Board wi nthe jull capital shall iy wh | ( vRIGR, On THE New Oetober, 1 \d oilers of sure month Gold, Thursday, Octobe: have bee . |. VAN DYCK, gb. i Hu, Tass, | UNITED Hehe AB: York, September 872,’ T shall, Bonide, a follows :— BIDS 'FOR GOLD. 1 3—One inttite BTAN Thursday, October 10—One million, Thursday, Octobe Thursday, Octobe Thursday, | Wednesday, Oefo rl7—O1 t—O) ¥ 310} Merde One million. on Wednesday, October $—One million. Wednesday, October 16—One tnfilion. Wednesd Wednesdi A certified deposited therewit ocivek, noon, rach day specified. its option, accept on fers sunt advertised cess of (he au Printed forms for ; October 3—One million. , October 30—One million, neck for five per cent of bid or offer must he h. Proposals will b whe f pay bas or bids tor gold vith the regulations proporals, wi observed, will be furnished at this office. THOMAS HILLHOUSE, Asst. Treasurer U. 8. \ to $4. liberal bonus, DRAKE & CO, $600. er furniti gs on TTURE, Herald Uptown Branch oftice. $3.000.-" months; rood in! ofiee, New York, A LADY, Wil0 HAS A LARC furnished house, wishes to borrow $60 until January, and will pay 10 per cont Interest i Committee. RE. 1872, rder, ree lve, bids for at 12 in ex- to be No. 9 Willoughby street, Brooklyn. ire. Address, with VTED, TO BORROW ha ortgaxe on Goods in store et paid, Address ©. A., box 36 FUR. TANTED—SEVERAL SUMS, RANGING FROM $1,500 00), on first class Property worth fully double ; ving & amet OnAT- | | GREAT W — TRIPLE — AIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S - queers ri NTED—ON Finer OL.A86 LA! PROPERTY Kingelai ile: LINE lew York's beral fy fonus wit ar iM tha er CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, ike Broadway, carryingseananaa, WANTED FOR THREE OR FIVE YEARS, and freight t ana, Santa rae, ireytown, and Pactfie € $8. 50 erty.—Trust turbed. Apply to F. J, HOS TO LOAN Pr bagi Ag ar fy Prop. eb a RY ete al jJexico, Central yal Peru and Chile. Steamers leave 1th, 20th and 30th each month, except when those dates fall on Sundar, then the day previa Oct 1. pp 4 $10.000- B22 MARTE: OS, vate Duld: ‘Brooklyn Lots to. exc ment Property. Address W. $25.000 7x TO LOAN. on first class: otter noticed: ; principals on! ‘CUTOR box Bae Post 01 $5 50). $150, 000 4” Gsa "ti. Wt $21 5.000 , $750.00 apply, with papers, COPARTNERSHIPS, — _ lena THE COPAWNE vER. 7 EW 7 ORK, OCTOBER 1. & Co. ty th! bert Woolley " in d UC sai rm sent, Abt bil same. CLARK TT. _LANPHEAR, in sums of $10,000 » 103 Fulton street. 70) LOAN-ON BOND aND MOR ge, on firat clas city property: Se 0 LOAN-ON, tiy in New York, Brook rsey and Westchester county. Principals only’ need | M. ASON, N JOSEPH: WOOLLEY, WILLIAM teamer CHAUNCEY, ON ange for New Y + box 679 Elizabeth RA TERM OF YEA’ Geuteat American and South Pacifle De pa of 10th and 20th each month connect with the compan: er, roved city Propert: steamer, touching at San Benito, Tonata, Salina Cruz ai yPhadress Yor three days Port Angel “Frefgit for all way ports rocelved until 4 ‘of October &. —-— — Anex r will leave San Pranciece | Cetober I te for Japan and China, For rates of pa BIER ON BOND | AND, MOR all ether intormation apply At eoin et oan : to apply atc fice o an Hockinnd SO or prone Roar | the s pier, foot or Canal street. belied he BY, Awent. pply to De oe ‘© HAVANA, Jy BAVANA, POGKESO AND vena ons, ew York a! fexican Mail ‘teams! , len ewer eTe oti tlecican, Malt Steamship. Line, leaving io WM. KEN CLEOPATI:A Philips (Havana’only), W et. | Fine street, ¥ OF MEXICO, Sherwood’, Wednesday oct 3 MPROVED | CHY OF HAVANS! Deal a only). West, Oct. 16 s Oe ZOPATRA, Philhps (Havana oi y) ¥ OF MERIDA, Timmerman PITY OF HAVANA (lavane pony) Tuesday, Nov. 5 For freight 3 pamane Apply. ATEN ANDI & SONS, 33 Broadway. DIRECT, STEAMSHIP LINE, PO! ahs hehe Oslaned 5. New No. 1 Chambers street. NOR N y atipaived by mutual anne ‘are collectad and any Freight Through rates give P, CLAR! Tents, ae Galveston and India ‘or’ fre! LW ‘YORK, OCTOBER 1, here) will’ b Dereattan be ppnducted tsa he superior i ER, Ie, r having RT HA o tions, apply to JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, 1872—THE ABOVE BUSI. nder the ae ame of are 1 WOOLLE The Cromweil Steamship Line, LARK T, MieaNia ital ALY AMT W. SHA ‘The steamship GEO. CROMWELL, Captain Samuel Ta = = — Ginpp, will leave pier No. 9 North’ River on Samurday, i ‘EUROPEAN STEAMSELPS, October 5, at o'clock P.M. Freight received dail yoRrit @ ERMAN, ae YD ORTH OR PTO! sabi. WA - Sates Nionite Through rates and St. Louis, For freight or iven to Galveston, Indianola, ri ae Passage, $60; stecrage, $25. HB. SEEOWWEET. 00, £6 West sircet.— TEAMSHIP CONDPANY, ‘AND BREM pK vou Oterenidorp, will sail ot surday, Octobe trom Premen'piet, | FyoR NEW a , foo Th tireeh Howie 19 to be followed iH Meant per NEW CREE eat in rnst, on Saturday, October mae uti 70) Rates soe paseage to Londen, Havre and Bremen, pnyable ‘The steamshi bees ibe SEDGWICK, in Goklor its equivalent in currency. will leave pior 21 Kast River, Wednesday, October 2 First cabin. Second eabin.: Steerage For tre Ree HAMBURG. new tron mail stg for } taking passeny Sou e’Gherpourg and First pr $120. Bicernge, § KUNHARDY & ¢ Geneval Aj extn ‘Ge il Broad street, N. ‘The HAMMONIA will ‘sail 0 pes LINE, npn te sail a8 follow are orn 45 North Ri Pas First Cab) ‘To Londo’ ‘To Paris. Passengers orway and Denmark at iver. ble in de ‘Tick o tons wishing to end for thelr Through bills Inding given Ma) Aniwerp. earl For further information app} NLY DIRECT LINE TO F) HE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPA) STEAMSHIPS: sues N CALLING AT BREST, The plein enc on this favorite route for the Con- | er vier No. 8 North Riv i ont will rail pe mar hs ee DE PARIS, , irmont. PRICE OF Fase GE IN D BRE! aeagee PACKET COMPANY'S | NGTA, { Captain Meyer, will pait on ‘Thursday, October 3, 1872, at ew York to Llymouth, London, | $2 payaple in United State ‘nstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail Steamers Oe each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, bo add OF TAC sold. n bo bought here at tts ixsned at lowest rates. iT OR HAVRE. $12) Freight for St. Louis, Mobtie and Galveston taken. For freight or passiye, having superior accommodae tions, apply to, . H. MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane. N STEAMERS—TOU N, Captain MeCreery, at Saturday, October 5. puston and to Henderson and i, nts, No. 2 Bowling Green, st rey OF r, wil leave or ding given t Houston and Hambui i Bamhury. age £P ply to STONY fe CO., 163 Maiden Jane, iio Want (ers K OLK, CLRY POINT AND RICHMOND. ‘The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despateh from pler 3; North River their elegant sidewheel steam: gED DOMINION, Bourne, Soin anne ior rfoll Point and Richmond, Saturday, September ay BAVin: Inding fo all einta Houths ickets Ao jath alt dations wnequ ied. Apply at pier 57 otiice, 187 Greenwich ntest, corner of Davin, $7 RD HAI Bods, moral Amal N: ent it Breadway, sha retober 10, gity r. “Thursday, Oct Saturday, Qet Bia “ifursday, Get. 10, 12 Saturday, Oct, 12, 2 P. Thursday, Oct 17 PDRAVELLERS? quip. LBANY AND YROY BY DAY LINE BOATS, ©. VI NIEL DREW.—Leave Veatry. streets rth street at B45, landing yack (by ferry dont), Pough- Datekcitt and , West Point, nT A. om pier Pais ‘able in currency, $3 Hamburg, wi reduced rate i jor all po Age—Up, October b; down, October 7. HIZENS EVENING LINE STRAMERS FOR TROY (DE and THOMAS eave plore. North fiver, footot North Moore daily, cept aking Aure tions y rn tand Wert. ts sold points on Rens Jacr and Sa Rate (ance OF HOUR nd on shipments of goods to | ly at the NIN Tb Brondway, Now York. RANO For Keyport. September #0, the steamer A SAW will leave New York, foot Bai y street, nt 3:30 P. My VIA NEWPORT. as follows:— i i neay, Oct, 5 | Put. RIVER LINE FOR BO3STO turdayy Oct. 19 | The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE, -Saturday bier 28 North River, foot of Murray street, daily siindays 5 M. ‘Viekets «td to principal points in ngland tle White} Mountains and t bs L EW YORK AND HAVRE, On and after Monda TN GOLD (incl pvinees. Firat sabp $18; genial vain, 87% % BaCON; SURED aaee Excursion tickets at reduced rates, > ‘These steamers do hot carry steerage passeng EXCURSIONS, American travellers going to or returning from the Con- eened finent of Europe, by takin, avoid Hoth transit by Be of crossing the Channel, and expense wee GEORGE MACK rHITE ‘STAR LINE, For Queenstown and i inked States ma BANIC, AI REPUBLIO, t fH Now and Sailing trom New York on Thursdays, calling at Cork N company th #— Saloon, $8) in wold Paris. Hamburg, Chind, &e, Draita from £1 upward, For, information Broudway, New Pills of lading iested through to o Continental por ISMAY, IMRIF & €0.,19 W ast Idi a une, Lead S MAIL Li pool. mx evory Cabin parsage, 84, gold pail fick Passengers hooked to end way and Swede and Germany at lowest rate WILLIAM Engush railway and the discom: | iain steerage prepald certificates, $45. c ren Paaienrers booked to or from all parts of Aw Norway, Sweden, ,APPIY At the company’s of 4c. Draftson pete JOR CHARTER—VO TAR cursions, the side wheel Apply at oftice Norriania © Be Uo. the steamers of this line, besides saving time, trouble | 4 i Z1E, Agent, 68 Bri SIDEWHEEL STEAM. - OF von. Apply to n streol. TO CHAR boat FL WILLIAM I ZA WANCOX, for di HAZARD, Ji., 173 6 TER—TUE SALOON al i, Liverpoo}, carrying the | futt—te ni HOoUSs , ROOMS, WC. WANTIOD, In this City nod Srookiyn, -WANTED 13 EDIATELY, BY A SMALL FAMI- tits, a furatshed 1 ant to Four- are, Where whole or part of r iid be rd. Addiess PERMANISN'T, vox by Sierald Harbor ¢ Orto! » October 12, At A. M re. mand bathrooms in | nis felt, Surgeons and : WANTED ‘OR A GOOD ise, in good location ii eith tall particulars on GBOMGHE Jira inh avenue, A for private t j ©. SORE Leerayey $30 in currenc nde In the Old Coui * OR POUR STORY, ie rent. Own? PECK & CO., FURNISHED HOUSE, TRR wanted—Central location, re: jenee send or leave particuiars to ©. roadway. India, Austratia, | ers 91 prers SHED HOU tenants, in the best localities, Broad way. w GD. BROWS v (FIRE ARK ater atreet, Liver jenhail wireet, 1 NE.-STEAM TO QUEE Ww AND man, w fas An eqtny Heference given aud required. Address H., box 11m0 Post oMfee, stecrate, $30, currency. $54, chrrency. WELL from Jari Penal ot to ex- ji ngland, F ed $00 per ywher, if agree- my MON, 29 Broadway. pie, in part payment; iene $s exchanged. Addresd {ow | Ta, Herald 0 BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN JANTED—A LARG ND NICELY FU RNISHED : ROYAL AM? L ‘Ste AMAR PS, V How Toen tween Twentieth and Thirtieth BETWEEN NEW YOR Ne ARDS 3 ROO L, CALLING © streets aay ‘isth and Madison avenues. Address, with AgROM NEWYORK.” 1 RROM NEW YORK, pador ar Subeadelile ston Wed Oct. 2) PARTHIA ; Oct. a, carting to accommodati: i H tickets On Ail parts of Europe at lowest 11 fee for elinst, Glusgow, on the Cor PER STEA No. 4 Bowing Green BRN STEAMSHIP LINE, NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (England) DIR Taking goods and passengers for London, Gee BAT WE port, Gloucester aud all ports i he steamers of thix Docks, Brookly1, as follows ERN, Stamper. ARRAGON, Western Cabin panaxe. Steeray Parties wishing prepaly certifient For sreight oF Pas age apply t TATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHLYS Weekly to Queenstown 70 QU, {rom pi SPAIN, Grace and ABY! rel eee ATA Hey ge—Cahin, $80, $100 and $139, i or to tecrage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown an pply ine will sail from the Atlantic | ray d from 1 EXSTOWN AND LIVE Ty, Glaxgow or London, $32, currency ) HOUSE, FIRST niis; owner board greater leve of a few unexce pion Address L. L., Uerald ot Wane FULLY F ines Hocution, by t portion boarders; with pi ferences, ELLING | HOUSE, fou ly, no Sai ol cong ely furni ied dren: jocation botw sirects aud Madivon herlto May}. A box It Heral Paris, javorable terias. ‘ates, Through bills of lad- Havre, Antwerp and othier Mediterranean ports. Vor TANTED-—FOR PROMPT TENANT, TILL MAY 1 unfurnished House, *feighborliond Broadway and at the company'softice | Forty. stroet, $148 to $1.49) per year: alvo several erage paswige at No. Ul | others tor furnished Sad uneutritigted. 6. TRANCKIYN, Anent i AYES & SONS, 81 Cedar atroet. EpEr MSHIP JAVA vMnank | WARTEDOA ‘oot Of ata street, Jersey | Fourth ¢ eae | a first vance, New Vork. D - BY A FAMILY OF TOUR ADULTE, A eshed or untieatshed, ina Weation. Mileratd Uptown Branch ofiee. tr. Cardi, News i iristol Channel, A FIRSY CLASS ‘term of years: it ixthand Seventh avennes and Leh filth streets. Addre seh oftice, stating weims aud I TANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY, \ | Twenty ainth ane Herald Uptown # ation, in ihe Countey. parr oF A Ho KE WANTED-—IN ELIZABETH, N. small three adaits; rent must be moder Apply nt bud Grand rect ISAIALL WATTS, "8 SONS, 70 South street, | | ate. VINE ARTS, Ho, PUOTO-ARCHITECT.—A SERIES OF PIO. tures of the finest buildings of the city, by all the arehil nailed monthly everywhere = for sale a6 | the off Oe Brose way, A. He ea | vw. © ind Liver; Boot, forinightly to ndon direct ‘O01, | 47 North River | | IL PAINTINGS CARBFULLY CLEAN ‘ednesday, Oct. % Stored; particular attention given to. family pore ait canes, Oc trae, &e-; parties desiring it can hays elt pletties PF | done on their own premises. Office 585 Broady up b LARGEST IN THE TRADE salts, or at residence, 19 West Twelith street. Preserve nd $75, { this If interested. cur. pr eee ' steerage tie che from Liverpoo!, Queenstown, | VACHS, nt BANBONTS, 4 yee tee Si AND REAL. ESTATE formation, » app R EDUCTLON IN Express passer | QTEAMBOT WANTE + Cali at office of BRU DEIRLD & 09, 239 Broadway DENTIS! KY. —DR. VAN VLECK, DENTIST, 261 SIXTH AVENU eet ere tn tesa Brat teeta | A. nene devent ent mtest (otseriy irs Mach OE way, Sweden or Denmark and Al nue,)—Several reasons ita “y is every one's interest fly; i Ne mx other route oF Un patroulse Dentiet VAN VI EV 7 ——-—- SATURDAYS STRANRAA, APSOWUTELY | PAIN ES8. TEETH. RXTRACTED AUSTRALIA October 5 without gas, chloroform or ether. Cag ge n Sets COLUMBIA October 12 “Oetomer 8 | extremely. Hight aud durable. _Ttubter Sets 8 * Sixth October I « ve n Fourteenth am eeu el once ae aol tablished 24 years. Drs. L. BERITARD saat” INDIA. CALIFORNIA, aAt Moon, from plor 29 Nord paseanesto tpi if STORAGE. TORAGE.—WEST SIDR FURNITURE STORAGE Warehouses on Abingdon square, Goods placed in ov. 18 tive ¥, New York. Currency svespoal, Glasgow or Derry, F nena Saturday's steamers, | ji Byexciitly tenets sito; past fat as: | sy IPSS pfiieipal, oft Phe Hudson street, be steerage certificates at lowest r1 4 here by iltose wishing to send for thelr tends. a biocett Proprietor Loe reser aed Apply at the company's off ply fi yA D STATES PASBPO MARTH, Unites COAST WISK Urea ATATES: J A ALLANTIO MAIL, SERA regularly every THULE 9 wow per Not Nor h tee MOK 1K, Capt, Tif. CRESCENT CLEY Capt, BS. MISSOURE, Capt M. Vor freight or passage avely si ees, t ssports of the Department of Stat States Court i MAIL, TO HAVANA . cireene, vie Nassau: MATRIMON| TAL. | PRIVATE ? MATRIMONIAL BUREAU — PERSONAL introductions given. Send for circular to Secretary, 28 Weat Fourth street, box 1. DERRON BROTHERS, No.7 KT BUREAL ‘abreieanl ual | 2 ASTROLOGY. od = ‘ | A TLENTION.—MISS WELLINGTON, 102 WEST TRAMSIIPS. AX Twenty-seventh street. near sixth avenue, can be | Consulted on all affairs o gether and gives lucky mu. i STOMSUING REVELATIONS, BY THE WONDER | ARPMSRING, Re Astrologist AURIS. Love Business, Absent Frienas, &e. Spont's I street. | APADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYAN | 2 Te A edad the gf brings the separated to MPANY, satiing 3 oveluck P. M. precise yy | Oot. 3 deb 10 et 7 Morton. Curtis ' W. Bim President, Fe. & Bewsing Green. ad