The New York Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1872, Page 5

FINANCIAL: AND OOMMBRCHAL, The Treasury Operations and the Wall Street Markets, RELAXATION IN MONEY AT LAST. The Rate on Call Declines from 11 to 2 Per Cent. Stocks Active and Strong, but “Om” at the Close. A New Pool and a Lively Speculation in Pacific Mail. ADVANCE OF THE SHARES TO 8) 1-2. A Curions Metamorphosis of “Bulls” into “Bears” and “Bears” into ‘Bulls.” “Things Are Not What They Seem.” SALVANIZING ATLANTIC MAIL. Advance in Gold and Foreign Exchange. ToEspAY, mock Fas) oP M. ‘w} On Change to-day cotton was easier, but offered Yess freely, Flour remained about steady, and wheat and corn, under moderate receipts and com- paratively light offerings, were also steady. THE BXPORTS OF THE WEEK. ‘The aggregate exports of domestic merchandise from the port of New York to foreign ports for the ‘week ending October 8, 1872, were $6,225,767. MONEY 11 TO 2 PER CENT. The money market underwent the relaxation anticipated as a consequence of the government disbursements of money. The rate on callopened at?percent, gold, advanced to 1-32 (equivalent to about 11 per cent) and declined to 2 per cent by ‘the close of banking hours, the quotation at three o'clock being 288 per cent. The Sub-Treasuty has received, so far, $3,500,000 of the $5,000,000 of bonds bought on Monday, the remainder being expected from out-of-town banks and investors who sold through agent: New York. The amount of GOLD TAKEN OUT Ja also just $8,500,000, for nearly $3,000,000 of which N mt wasmade with certificates of deposit on the city national banks officially designated as de- positories of the United States. The market for mercantile paper is as yet inactive; but it ts too early, perhaps, to look for the effects in this direo- tion of the help given the resources of the banks, Prime names are quoted 1 per cent a month dis- count. Foreign exchange was strong and higher, but unsettled, The chances of a further advance in the Bank of England rate of discount, adverted to in yesterday’s HERALD, are strengthened by private advices per cable. The leading drawers put up the rates for sixty-day sterling to 10834 and for sight bills to 110, but the closing business was at 108% and 100%. GOLD STRONG—112% A 113%. ‘The gold market was strong in response to the advance in the rates for’ foreign exchange and pon the rumors of an intended further advance in the Bank of England discount rate on or before Thursday next. Under these influences the price rose from 112% to 11334. In the afternoon it was Yeported that the chances of the administration candidate in Pennsylvania had greatly altered with the progress of the voting up to one o'clock, and as bets began to be offered that ~ HARTRANFT ‘would be defeated to a certainty gold advanced farther point, to 11874, at which it closed amid pretty excited dealings. The anxiety to forecast the result in Pennsylvania was intense all day, and as the friends of Buckalew began to take courage in the afterncon the “administration clique’ be- ame exceeding nervous and betrayed their fears by selling stocks and baying gold, reversing what they had been doing up to this forenoon. The Sub- Treasury paid out $61,000 on account of interest nd $600 on account of redeemed five-twenties. ‘The course of the market is shown in the table:— GOLD shee 112% Iu the gold loan market the rates ranged from per cent for carrying to 1-64 for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- lows :— Gold cleared. Gold balances Currency balances. : GOVERNMENTS STRONG. ‘The government list felt the relaxation in the Money market, and, being helped at the same time by the advance in gold and by the rise of five- twenties in London, where our bonds seem to have been strongly affected by yesterday's doings of the Treasury Department, prices advanced, the market closing firm as follow: nited States currency Bixes, 1114 @ 111%; ao, do., 1881, registered, 114 a 114)¢; do. do., coupon, 11634 a 1164; do, fve-twen- ties, registered, May and November, 111% a 112; Mo. do., 1862, coupon, do., 11514 a 116; do. do., 1864, do. do., 11534 a 116; do. do., 1365, do. do,, 116 a 11614; flo. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 1145; a 114%; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 114% a 114%; do, do., 1867, do. do., 114% a 114%; do. do., 1868, do. do., 414% 8115; do. ten-forties, registered, 108 a 10314; @o. do., coupon, 108 a 1081; do. fives of 1881, regia- tered, 11034 a 110%; do. do., coupon, 119% a 110%, THE RAILROAD BONDS. The following were the bids for the ratiroad bonds :— ‘ew York Cen 6's, New York Con 6's, re New York Cen 6's, sul $88,358,000 + 8)832)857 + 9% Tol & Wab Ist m.ex Tol & Wab equip bd: Tol & Wab con conv, . New 1k bes 7s, 76. in NJ Southern 7's, Istm. The Bee Ta ot Ma GE Went at ay, as 35 Mich‘# by tt tom ‘ ihe i lé Pherae tif 05! Essex Ist i 103 ey Si} sf, x 2d wi ae & Tol sink id. wh Pitts rw if hie: 2am. & lev, P & Anew bas... 9% PL FW & C8pcoqth ds. 96 tro! To! bd: 9% = Clev & Pittscon sf « BY « 98 ¢ Shore 2 © 8 wake Shure, co w € Pac KRY pid by ‘Mids. tag Chile Gen Pag old bas. 855 Chic 4 Gnlon pac Jet mid Ohio St Louis & Iron YT fst m. » e's Mil & St P. m Mil & StF Mil & 8th Mil & 8t MIL & St Pa m. 8 Col, Chic & Ind idm... 73 Tol, Peo & W, BE Deviees 906 cal HW 'e K rie Ist mv ” Bur, © R & M7's, Ist, g. 9 THR PACIVIC RAILROADS. The earnings of the Central Pacific Rallroad Com- pany show the following series of scat _ For the month of September, 1872. ++ $1,832,220 For the month of September, 1871 + 095,921 bed the month of September, 1870. 787,183 Increase this year over 1871. + 836,200 priyc this year over 1870, ¢ 845037 rarnings first nine montha, 18: + 9,804,428 Earnings first nine months, i871,. + 6,916,474 Earnings first nine months, 1870, 6,805,463 Increase this year over 1871, 387,054 Ancrease this year over 184 Fa 965 8,348,612 | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OUTOBER 9, 1872—TRIPLE SHuxr. ‘Tho earnings and expenses of the Union Pacific | 10000 Un Pac Ips, ine Railroad are reported and compared as follows :— \. Ai Earnings. Ane aos 865° be Expenses. 20G}004 "858,625 Net earnings.. $382,201 $431,042 Aw. 34 un Aug. 3) 102, Earni: eo § 14, 566° Expenaes 3. Sp ootena #0 ooo Net earnings.......,.....$2,461,029 $2,271,067 Gross Levreo dete 1872, compared with 1871, show :— For August, in For seven months pre previous, increase, Net earnings 1872, compared with 1871, show :— For August, increase. . For seven months previous, ase. And for eight months, decrease...........$180,071 SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. ‘The Southern State bonds were generally dull and neglected. The new South Carolinas were moderately active, but without much varia- tion in price. The following were the closing quotations:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 72 & 72%; do. new, 72 a 7234; Virginia, ex coupon, 44% & 50; do., registered stock, old, 87 a 40; do., sixes, con- solidated bonds, 60% a 61; do., sixes, deferred scrip, 14 a 16; Georgia sixes, 70 a 76; do., sevens, 86a 89; North Carolina ex coupon, 30 a 34; do., to North Carolina Railroad, 48 a 47; do., funding, 1866, 20 & 24; do., do., 1868, 20 a 22; do., new, 17 8 20; do., special tax, 10 @ 18; Missouri sixes, 06 a 96%; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 8 a 90%; Louisiana sixes, 50 @ 56; do,, new, 49.256; do, levee sixes, 50a 57; do, do. eights, 70a 75; do. do. eights, 1875; 70 @ 75; Alabama fives, 68 a 62; do, eights, 80 a 85; South Carolina sixes, 45 a 55; do., new, January and July, 28 a 23; do. do., April and October, 24 a 25; Arkansas sixes, funded, 48 a 53, STOCKS STRONG AND ACTIVE. The stock market was strong, with a further rise in Pacific Mail, which advanced to 8134, taking ‘with it the general list to the extent of a % per cent. Curiously enough, the best prices were made before the relaxation in money, the advent of 2 a3 per cent quotation being followed by a tem- Porary reaction in Pacific Mail anda decline in the others of % a % per cent from the highest figures of the day. The dealings in Pacific Mail were on @ very large scale uncer the ausplees of A NEW POOL organized toward the close of last week, and com- prising among its members several of the oper- ators conspicuous in the recent locking up of cur- rency and ‘bear’? attacks on the market, as well as two well-knowa veteran speculators in the stock. For a time it was believed that the new pool had aMliated with the old pool, led by the directory of the company, but toward the close the report was current that the Stockwell party had unloaded upon the others, who were unable to com- prehend why their purchase of over FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES yesterday and to-day had not advanced the price to a higher quotation than 81};. The new pool are seeking to make a “corner’’ in the stock, which ‘was worth as much as 1-16 in this afternoon’s de- liveries—a rate that was also bid for the use of the certificates to-morrow. The pool held the price up to the last and closed the day with a purchase of one lot of over three thousand shares at 813;. Atlantic Mail opened at 20% and advanced to 24%, but fell back to 21%. The movement in this stock was engineered by a small pool, composed of the oficials of the ATLANTIC MATL and Pacific Mail Companies, whose co-operation in a “fixer” of ten thousand shares started a rumor that the two lines were to be consolidated. West- ern Union Telegraph was active and unsettled, rising to 723, relapsing to 71%; and closing at 72%. The regular annaal meeting of the company will be held to-morrow afternoon at the headquarters, corner of Broadway and Liberty street. New Jer- sey Central advanced to 108% on the dissolution og the injunction to prevent the payment of the quar- terly dividend, Meantime the Daniel Drew stocks, WABASH AND ERIE, had been heavy and Northwestern weak and failed to strengthen with the rest of the market except for a brief spell, and then only to a limited extent. Erie has been weak for a few days past in sympathy with the London marke where, outside United States bonds, everything is reported depressed by an apprehension of the advance in the bank rate. Northwestern declined to 705 and Erle to 48, At the close the general market, out- side Pacific Mail, was heavy conversely to the movement in the gold market, the fears of a defeat of the administration candidate in Pennsylvania causing the so-called ‘administration clique’ to | sell stocks against such a mishap to and derange- ment of their theories of the future of the market. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the highest and lowest | prices of the principal stocks during the day :— ms td Lowest. New York Central. 9836 Mississippi. Union Pacific. C., C. and I. C. Western Union Telegraph... 36 12% Pacific Mail... eveeee 81% RAILROAD EARNINGS, The following résumé of the railroad tramic is from the Financial Chronicle:— For the month of September some of the leading railroads show the following differences in their | earnings as compared with the same month fast | ear :—The Central Pacific, an increase of $335,299; | ke Shore and baggy Southern, an increase of $218,921; Ininois Central, a decrease of $180,321; | Chicago and Alton, a decrease of $8,555; Erie, a de- crease of $150,933;' Atlantic and Great Western, an increase of $138,604) Ohio and Mississippi, an’ in- of Milwaukee and 8t. Paul, a de- crease of $3, ish | For the nine months of the year, from Janu- | ary to October 1, the following comparisons are made :— wi At. & G. Western. Central Pacific. Chicago & Alton. pre. foines Vall Tiltnois Central: . Toes ($367,018 uth Marietta & Gin, 1. & St. Paul, 4,731,625 Kan, & Tex. 659,275, Pacific of Missot 2,563,163 St Louis & 1 Moun.. 1148/9481 Bt Loa: AT. Haute, 1s1e33t Tol., Peo. & War 774 Union Pacife 5,5065,2 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Oct. §=10:15 A. M. $1000 aees, fee c. « 115% $1000 US ‘on ¢, 87, Ty tha © 144q 1900 i 1000 paras » dss 30000 10 A. BY M.—Before Call. 800 shs Western Un.. 100 shaNYCAHRRR 934 70 do. Tol & Wab RR. 2 7 i is rt}? H io it i i } i nt a teen Zssssssssessez3 aERESELSESES: eS Steere = S833 wo Board—10130 $4000 wee On, In Ady. By om 300 she ‘et Un Tel 72 100 do. 2 4000 Brooklyn 7's Pie | 103 am By 1000 Cen Pac RR ed bs eK 7245 900 Union Pac Ist 20 as WHOU PH THK D., 16° 10 73} SEBESSSLSSSSES Zz < a g = 2 i i ie * Pa : 1 fe. do. = Un Pac RR a 0: 2 FA a P ca fi Fs fo 106 do. 4 100 Panam: Ose RR 88 100 4N W i i SESEREEEE: geeeee. eer err teers Bains cx grestagssaeazeesss| eeeereesese tes: aeoken reer SSSSESSSSESSSESESSLSSESSESSESLSSESUSSEESEZE! 3 SEEBSS EEE EEEUEUCESEESSEUUECEEE UESEEERSE: 35, 3a! M4 3 12:15 and 2:15 P. M. US 5-20, c, '65, 0. ea r, 96 peer SBsIEy PS SEsEzENUE 2 SSze cs F 22000 Un Pi bf it 1000 $3 on Fac go! id b. ae it 1000 ad &1 62 mt Te Erie ast m H&S SND CHEER & Pac eet Tey eat hic, @ 400 Ohio 10 2330 to 4 P. M. 300 shs Atlan M 88 C 100 do. 4 100 di oe 400 BH & | 152 Mor é Eecex iit!” 9) WOCANWRE.....08 7 do. 200 33 200 200 200 100 1100 100 300 100 200 200 800 B00 200 a 300 sa 100 4 200 i 10 2 98, 100 $334 100 do. Bie Ca RI 93% 100” do ts 2K § Western Union. 7214 a Sucka +. 4386 juicksilver p' fied a i, jentral. Rock Isiaad St Paul St Paul pf. Wabash. Ohio & Mis Boston, H oC & ‘ani Lake Shore. Union Pacifi COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Less Active and Easy—Receipts at the Ports, 18,369 Bales—Breadstuffs Steady—Provisions Quiet, but Firm— Groceries Quiet and Steady—Petroleum Firm=—Naval Stores Easier—Eust Indies Duall—Whiskey Lower. Turspay. Oct, 8-6 P. M. There was @ rather freer movement in commercial circles to-day, but there was still apparent a good deal of hesitation and reluctance to making large ventures while the gold premium 1s so fluctuating and while the probability of government Interference with the monetary affairs of the country remains. This system of gdvern- ment interference in the money and stock markets— though possibly of some benefit in certain coutingencies— is nevertheless greatly deprecated by the mercantile public as being unwarrantable on the one hand and inexpedient on the other. People will not believe that the government in {te action 18 wholly unbiased nor that government officials are entirely disinterested in their motives, Hence even those who may be most benefited by it are oftentimes severest in thelr condemnation of any and all interference by the government oMcialrin matiers which do not vertain to governmental matters. } we i | Western white. . | wale, 8% | dso. dee. for inferior to choice new white d ‘The engagements were Liverpool, by stear | 18,000 bushels 1 300 bbls, apples at 4s | and by sail, 15,000 bushels corn at 10)gd._ To London, 1)! | bbls. flour at $s. 6d. To Bristol, steam, 50 bbis. ap) ples at | Bs,, and 120 boxes acon at 45s." ‘The charters: includ + | A'British bark (to arrive), hence to Antwerp, bbis. reflned petroleum, 6. 3d.; a German 4,000 bbls. do., saine voyage, at Gs. 6d.; an Americ: | schooner, to Havre, general cargo, a lump sti in brig, herice to Barcelona, 1,000 | bbls. resin t 7s, Xd. and £3 gratuity; an Tialian Every efort emanating in the Treasury Department to advance or depres the gold premium, or the stock mar- ket, or to influence the money market in any way, ls very generally regarded by the business public as in the in- terest of some persons or cliques, if not put forth for polit!- cal effect, Hence, it is argued, the government would do well to perform its own proper functions and allow business in the great mercantile and financial centres to be conductea on business principles by business men with- out Jetor hindrance. The export movement was still somewhat retarded to-day by the extreme scarcity of available freight room and the scarcity of vessels for charter. High rates are still current though there ts scarcely #0 much buoyancy asthere was a week ago, when rates were advanced almost every day. Still American produce is going forward to foreign countries in considerable quantitics, and the business affairs of the city are in an eminently eatisfaetory condition. The movement in dry goods continues fair, though perbaps not so free as it was a week or two ago; but the elections are a satisfactory explanation of this, On *Change there was but a moderate business in flour and grain, but prices were pretty generally sustained. The movement in provisions was retarded and scarcely any- ‘thing wasdone, In groceries business was limited ; still there was considerable firmness manitested throughout the market, more particularly so in coffee and sugar, which were held at full prices. There was less activity in the petroleam market, yet, notwithstanding, holders were firm and generally demanded a further advance, which peeve ee pes little disposition to meet. Naval stores, unde! ral receipts and much freer offer. Ings, Faled desided eaiy rele more ‘erpectally for apinita of turpentine, owed a marked decline. East In Kogds we were. arate dull, There was a fair demand for pots, and un- ctianged, Prices; but pearls continued nomial, | We quot $326. Receipts since our last, 86 ig ign ticular, change curred in the maneee Tt moderate and prices steady. ‘was only in Foquest, butunchanged, selling at B18 for Heckiand come ATKRIALS.—NO mon and $1 75 for do. lump, ment remained quiet and ene atgl rea bbl. for Rosindale. Laths sold moder- ‘at $2 50 for manere spruce. Sineces were quiet and steady, excepting for ada- mantine, which were tn Gomand and firmer, oa mote » aoe Sperm, Sle. a 38c.: patent do., afiie, We. 4 ric, 28¢. a 29c.; adamantinie, wTiste ae ioker ‘according eneral market continued quiet, still there le more inquiry Bpces ple and prices were firm, We Searn of anjad of ¢ 9 > 4 Rio, ext alley, timo a ex Camden, ex Amelia Wilson, atte cu private uot fer granary, gureoe! oes deg ae i AB Bt. os ane was tert ‘80 readily Meena and hold- ers were compelled. to concede at rib. on wll grades in order to effect sales. At ‘hte Fe uction, how- ever, the market closed steady. Futures opened weak, The sales sum up fi uaeg eit a ray ts but closed with less disposition to sell. as follows: bi Last Evening. Total. 1,009 332 1,401 - 5 5 = 200 200 1,928 2.400 ive! livery ¢ (basis iow middling) the sales have Sales last evening after three o'clock :— 189-16e.; November, 200 at 183 c. ; Decem- ber, 400 at 18340. ; February, 100 at 19 9-16e.; March, 1 ft 20 1-16c., 400 at 100 at’ 20 1-16c.; April, 100 at2 Total, 1700 bales. ‘Bales today UB 10, three P.M. tober, 100 at 18 7-16e,, 800 at INI. 18 7-166. aes Been Wats 71 Tey, 1000 at 18 Tbe, No. vember, 200 at 18 5: t18%4c,, 800 wt 18 5-60.,1.400 at iste 10) atls iy" Vas 5-160, recem- ber, 4 4b0 at 1835c. (1B Fase. vipat 500 at 18 7-16e., iat 18 bye 200 at 18 7-160.) 1500 at Bs 400 at 18 7-160. “ib ay er) ee: 100 at 18%Xc., 1,000 at 193¢¢.. 100 at Est ft 20. 60d ng 1974C. § il, 1, OO At 20860." 80 Ko Mroiai, 107% palen’ Grand™* totale ikaso bales." The rates’ on cotton to foreign’ ports were firm at the following ratey:—To Liverpool, by steam, Ted. a 4d. wall, 34d a E16. | To Havre, by steam, 1c. gold; na Ton Yo Hamburg, by steam, 4 Bremen, by steam, 1440.. gold, compressed. To Baltic ports, by steain, via Enigiand, 11-18d, ‘To Mediterranean ports, by'steam, via England, 11-16d. The receipts at the ports sum Up a fol- lows Galveston, 1,570 bales; New Orleans, 6,825; Mobile, 1,823; Savannah, 4,015: Charleston, 2,209; Wien mn, 267 Norfolk, 1,456; New. York, 614. ‘fotal, 18,269 bales.” ‘this day last week, 14,760 bales, This day last year, 12,693. W quote Marana. New Orleans, ame. G 18 18 13% 19° 1 19 1s, 19% 1 re —The Rotations ‘are based on cotton in store, Funding { in quality not more than haifa grade above or below the grade quoted. Fiour anp Gratx.—Receipts—Flour, 15,°4? bbls. ; wheat, oy 860 bushels; corn, 114,300 ci Uplands, 15% age; oats, 23,650 bushels; barley, 19.420 market euted guiey but prices were we 08es) The sales (chiefly for wiscad as ot bbis., including all kinds, at prices within tite rani re otihe appended quotations, Corn Feat was quiet but steady at former figures. We quote ~ No.2 + $3.60 2 ok FGF SSSSSSSSSHSASSRSSSESSSR Superfine 6.0 Extra State. 7 (h 7 6 6 Extra Hestern. if Extra Minneso' Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands 2 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. 8 | 0 i 800 | 8 9 ul Southern supertine Southern extra. § | Southern family | Corn meal, We: | Corn meat, Jersey. Bran wie. SSRBKSSISSSTSsNSsavsss|ss: ee NOMA DOIN MS MPPERER SPEER EE ESP SeEEae 2 2? eewtcoune! j L210 80. ih pis aud small otter wore ustained, Eh "sated were about, £0,000 ¥ No. $ Spring, $1 5) for ordinary No.2 | 1 5sfor No.2 Milwaukger $1 63.4" 81 OL 0 No. 1 67 for red Winter, $1 8) tor amber Long Ssland: gan, and, $1 90 0 05 for white wheat; 5,000 bushels of white Michigan Id on terms not made public. Corn was quiet, but eady, closing at éic. n €8¥4c. for prime ag: Bregate about 165,000 Hushels at 632,c, a Ole. for sall, C2) a6sigc. for steamer, 65c. for yellow, and Bic. a 68e. Oats were steady, but only in limited The sales were only about 35,00 bushels wt 30e. for new black Western, d2e. a dtc. for do. mixed. © ie g1 0 $1 73 a $175 nominally for do. Mich } | Sanane | extra choles old white. Western, anv. s6c. for Wo. State, | Barley—Sales since last report,'25,00 bushels at $1 a 05 for Western, and $1'7 for Canada. Rye remained | Nominal at about 2c. for Western in store. Fretcnts.— Berth freights remained comparatively quiet and rates were scarcely as firm, yet not quotably lower. The chartering business was brisk, particularly for ves- | sels for the grain trade, and rates were unchanged. a | bark, hence to Odessa, 16,000 caxes of reiined do. on i private terms; a British bark, hence to Liverpool, 3,700 1 bls, naphtha, at 7s. 9. ; on Amertean bark, hen: nee to a direct port in the Mediterreanean or Adriatic, 2,200 bbls. | | refined petroleum, on private terms; a British bark, 592 | | tons, to Antwerp, general cargo ‘at current, rates American ship, from Philadelphia to Havre, 5,500 bI crude petroledin at or about 7s. Kumored—A British | bark (to arrive), 3,000 quarters grain, hence to Cork for | orders, at 78, 9d. Guexirs—the market continued niet, and without further change In prices, We hear of sales in lots of 500 bales of cloth be) [Poca edt the range of our quotations, and 150 bales of cloth on private terms, Wo gute se tyomestic cloth Iie: ere, anit Lise. int ostone Fast India, nominally Ic. ; bags, ide. a idv. for light and axp Jutr—The market remained dull for all descriptions of hemp, but there was no change in prices. Manila quoted atte, gold. Jute was also quiet and wn- Gnd Ge, gold. Suite butts. were In sales repented of 2,50 bales at 2c, guurrency, und ‘6 bales on private ‘erins, said to be at for all kinds, fiarant deeaw.—The tn uly was fa and prices were unchanged. quote :—Shipping hay, 05; retail qualities, $1 aia 50; long rye aad short Gon, 8c. a oat, Te. a Y5e., and market has exhibited considerable more | e our last. The receipts have been lighter, | ers have been more. arxtons to. perchase, par: ticularly prin New hops are quoted within the range of 25e. Monasses.—Tlie market remained about in the same | | | | | ghinnzed | ed request, W \? 00 day: | gragt j Shag | | B | | condition us hitherto reporte ai and unchanged. We | quote = | New Crop, | | Cuba—Centritgal and mixed ie. “ 8 Be Muscovails, Fe Muscovado, groe Porto Rico. English Iai New Orleans seeees —a- We. a We vor ‘apiviis, of (rpentine the inarket was unusually quiet, and prices were decidedly easier; 125 big, sold at 62e., whicn was the price current at the Ttosin was in better demand at prices a shade 2 3 2c-' 2 Closing ut about $440 aS Washington quoted at Sta $41: and. Wi lumington $4 ay 25. City pitch wae firm at $4 60, with sales ot 150 bI There has veen no noticeable change 114 and generally the mar- description since our last ws t, | ket has been quiet. We Ble. in casks; grade w wha e . for Nortliern, Le 4 for Southern and for natural, Winter; sperm, $1 35 0 8 “oy apatgral Winter: $107 a. $10): bleached do., 8 a Lard, 0c; 8 88. for prime Winter, 73 . for aed make And ‘630. for No. Sle. a Sc, for selected light Crude cotton seed, 46c. a 470. ‘or refined the market was quict, is to the firmness of holders; 26'gc. was bid for prompt de- livery, but no sales were reported on ‘Change; we quote 26\4c. @ 26%c. for early delivery. Crude, in Dulk, was likewise quiet but Arm: quoted at 13%0. for | enrly delivery. but we heard of no bids over Isic, Cases | met with a fir inquiry, pa without | to transac- Hons, we quote nominally 3, a Ste, a.was Very firm Dut Inactive; held w thin’ 0. 8 BC. for Western or city. At the ‘oree the Darke ‘remained | quiet and unchanged—gamely, $4050 $410 0n the roads and $430 by ad Pi staged market was firm and even ah ‘shade high 8 Were reported of 5,00 | bbls, of standard white, tor ‘first half of October, at 26% ‘and 3,000 bbls., last halt ot November, at 25%. Sales ii New Vork wore Tumored of 8,000 bbis., but We were un: able to trace Provisions.—Receipts—Pork,7 bbls. ; cut meats, 62 pack- ages; lard, 1,242 bbis, and tierces. Tho market for mess | jt after the moderate Co a of yesterday, again | lapsed into its former quietness. Prices were scarcely as juotably hanged, October held has 4 55 14 60, hg lots about 480 bbis. 9 mess, $13 75 for thin jacon—The market re- ir guoted as he, (s ‘ong, but hot id Di i ate They fo Ai re at Ose. a Thee. fOr the * Beet os pi Hanged Nes were taete ber for extra do., $13 a sist 17 20 for India mess do, ¢ also oule' and $172) withiu the range of $27 0 $8. a | me | elu j pave is qui 1% a ringed, rom. crushers, | % Cut meats were in timited ~—g and there was a og Be for lots Voter fic < ¢ learn of sales of Daiws at shoulders at halt. saul, atattong? racer fat arg | hanged. We mar! stern W: ran active eocjeana and to-day) tierces On ; $0) teres or rennin at gees 300 ees Shiety a8 ‘at Iafd ‘wan duiland wean tea Nop saoeee ae eee NE | sales generally were not ‘above ise, Rice.—The inarket for Carolina wi shade easier, but fo ined une! The ay have been P rees Sf Saroling atc. a oe ‘5 bags Patna Sxeps.. linseed the market has been dulland prices is a big rate. niet; quoted at gh nominal at about market ere Lng bay wl pd yd Pen tee eee to cennnad ae, et Taw still cont there awe no perceptible change in prices. The wales foo trot about 500 bhds, of grades at prices within the owe boxes on private terms and me beset rete a fhout eiwential change in essential ¢ We quote Ret to com- c,; fair to g ic. ; Bood to ae ine gente 2 a OY 4 do, ie a i%e. 1 do. gs sg. 19 ci: i iy Rrocery, os. va—Dutch cae be 10 to 12, junerior and extra superior, 8 Bc. 0 8 y Was active and firm, ty Tbs., including common at 9. mila hhds. a nd boxe at 2 ‘he m: set foot up about hoice at 94c. a 93¢e, Toracco.—Business {n most descriptions continued voy quiet, ar ofa there was no bere table change in prices. hear o! sales of 60 cases of 0 Kerop sundries at 12c, a 28¢. fnew crop 0! aves of do. Bat Le, 5 174 cs iscon- fin at 8% at 9 e4 200 case of do, State at ier rer cas 03 of do. Goanes lett and Maseachusette, small lots, on private 7S hhds. of Kentucky at Dec. a ldc., ahd 200 bales ore ana at ae a ‘HIsKKY,—Receipts, rt bbls, The market wag active, pas closed be. lower. Sales 400 bbls. at 91}gc. a Die. 3 clos ing at the inside price, DOMESTIO MAI MARKETS, Gatvaston, Oct, 8, 1872, Cotton quiet, but steady; good ordinary, 16%gc. a 16% Net receipts, 1,570 bales. “Sales, 20, Stoc Naw Onurcxs, Oct 8 1872, Cotton in moderate demand; "muldlinge, 19je.; ordinary, 1si4¢,; low middlin lings, ire. Net rocetis, 6ae3 Exports fo Greht Britain, 160. Sales Stock, 54,998, Dalrss Sree, orts—' to-day, 1,000; last evening, 2,500, Monitx, Oct. 8, 1872. aren an ane and Retake teil placings, 18%¢.; low 3, I fc, Net race 0 4 mabddlings, 18 IBY race oe ales. Lixports coast: 1872, 9 low middlings, ui ‘yates. oe 08 EKDOrI 8. On aifetton weak; good ordina: Wiser low: i We. Vtnddiiuges ite, Net recelp pt reat Britain, 2,308. Paley pt dee Oct. 8, 1872, Cotton ea food ordinary, 17! are aad ings T7360. Net thee NS yates wales Witaixaton, N, C., Oct. 8 hi wigec enesagetit Sic, Rosin firm ase Stor No. 1, Crude tu no quotations given, Tar steady at $3 3 sane be apg Lovisvitir, Oct. 8, qrobacce unchanged; sales 45 hhds, Coiton iclet and Rorrato, N.¥., Oct. 81 Lake imports—Flour, 24268 bbl 7 bused corn, 145,100 Wo, ; on at do Hesao, "Canal ‘ Miprnente Wheat, 82608 bashers oj Oats, 14143 do; barley, 90") G0. ghia ore nts—Whent, 0,060 bushels; cori, 3100) do-t, onts, wa i barley, LO do nal frelghts “Wheat, ac. # Hy ts, 7. lour—Sales ot Western Spriny at ar 8 rR bakers! ‘Ae a ($8: amber, sagt x 4 neat quiet; sales Baluth fo,2 ae. 515,00 do, Stiiwankee Aa ing at orn firm sales of 300) pushes Wer 2 at oee “Oats duif'and quiets Western nek ar eee ie Cnrcago, Oct. 8, 1872, Flour dull and LRRe Wheat dull and. ‘lower; No.2 at 8 1076 spot or October : No.1 do, scarce $1 for No, rin, a Srigee’ Gorn dull and dron ing: Nut a Siige., spot or Octobery Sosy sc. Nove ; Oats in tair demand and h at ie gil lige,” itye dull and Jar, 22he¢ for fresh) yreogted 18 she y lower; 2 jar} full lowers No 2 Rt olige. Barley full percentage aaked, but . Whiskey steady at 89, to Builaio, 18c.; corn to Buffalo, 1 Hoceipts-b,s0 pts, Hour 142.00" me visions quiet and un- ae ae te fo lo. corn, Mo. tre, as 0008 bari Shipments— 200 bbls. bape 132,000 bushels Wheat, ring do, corn, 74, ». bari ey WG Oct. 8, 1872. Flour steady; sales 1,000 bbis at Bh re No, 1 $9 25 Jor amber Winter, $10 for white Winter, ible extra. Wheat dull; sales 5,000. b waukee club at $1 53; two cars do. sales 2.000 bushels in lots at 60c. a G2c. quiet; sales 5,200 bushels Bayquinte’ at $l meal--$140 for bolted, $1.85 tox unbolted per cwe, Mill feed unchanged; 5) horts, $18; sa deri sy idlings, er tone. Highwinos,» We Canal irelgts—Barley, loNew York, Ze. to Albany $i to the Hud: soi, $50 New York. Railroad Trelis Hour to Boston New York’ S00. to Albany 4c. Receipts by Take—6,00 “bushels wheat. 108000 Gor Garies 2,260,000 feet of ‘lumber. Shipments by canal—30,00 bustels barle; 1,511,000 feet lumber, Amount of grain on canals from But alo and < Onwego fotide water, yesterday ifoon, as near as can ascertaine eat, 1,029,000 orn 140,00; ont 805 barley, 40) haahels HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET, ax ens Oct. 7, ee } Via Key West. The following are the closing prices of the market for the week ending Saturday, October Sugar—Morket dull; merchants refuse to purchase owin to the high coens, of holders; quotations nominal, with- only @ itmited jobbing demand. No export demand. Muscovado sugar—Fair to good refining nominal at 10 a ber arrobe; groce! ey preiios fem ‘af ianear Sugar in warehouse at Havana and M boxes and 3,000 hhds. Receipts of t 500 boxes and 12 hhds, Exported during the oe at boxes and hhds., ineluding 10,000 to the United States, Molisses—' ets age been made on the coast for future delivery at ra rates, Bacon quiet _ and. stead. $16 i714 per cwt. Butter Wi quintal for American. ; lams—American sugar cured firmer, Dut not, quoeabl | ligher,” Lard buoyant; in Kegs, $16 75; in, tierces, ‘$19 2 mE per quintae Potutocs Damen at'Bh. Wak silet and stead: Onions steady at $325 a $3 50. in tins firm, 4 34 4434 reals per gallon, Turpe co ner 1b. Lumber steady ; white pi if pith pie, 84 Shooks—Box nominal Shaved firmer, Freights flat; no demand tor vessels, Exchange—The Havana ‘rice Gorrent quotes eXchaige a3 follows:—On United States, 60, days, currency, 4 a 8 fol By ae sight, 6 6% Prenton ‘60 ‘oon’ ys, premium; * short. sight, on. London, Bs, a B04 pre ‘The Board oi quotations:—On United States, 60 days, cur- a'4 premium; short sight, 5% a 5% preminm | 3) /a 3034 premium; on’ Paris, 18.8 134 pre: The exchange market is dem. EUROPEAN MA\ MARKETS, Loxpox Moxuy ManKer.—Loxpon, Oct, 85 P. M.— Consols closed at 92% for money and 42°; for the account. aaa securities closed—United States bonds of 1565, Old, 94; of 1867, 92745 ten-forties, #8; new fives, 89%, Krié allway, Pant Aovkex.—Pants, Oct. & French rentes, 5if 18, LiveRroot Cotron MARKEE —LIvERPOOL, Oct. M-—Cotton closed quieter: middling uplais, adr dling Orleans, 103d. ‘of the, day, 15,000 by ing 4,000 for export yan speouiationy The, market (or Yarns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet but firm, Tavenroon Baxapstures Manger —Livs ‘Oct. 8—5 P. M.—The receipts of corn for: the pai ya were 10,000 quarters, of which 7,500 quarters were Aineric The reveipts of wheat at this port for the past three 4 have beet 000 quarters, including 10,600 American. ough corn and Wheat have declined ed Western n SPring wh wheat, Ils. 8d. Sd. per cental; red Winter, 12s. J. Corn, 308, per ‘quarter, Livearoot Paopuce Maweer insced oil, £36 10s. ox Propuce Mak Linseed oil, £35 158. i rane 3 on veo Parle following! on London, mium. Livenroot, Oct, 8—Even- iny DON, Oct. 8Evening.— FINANCIAL, —MONEY To LOA‘ ON BO} 'D AND MORTGAGE « in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Prinel- pals only ‘apply to ‘SAMUELS. WOOD, Jr., 196 Broadway, A TRUST MONEY TOLOAN AND ti. Mortgages age real estate, in sums to suit, with- out bonus, enddress. COUNSELLOR, box 2,631 New York Post offic Ge RETARY'S OFFICE, ERIE RAILWAY COMPA} Nuw York, Oct. 8, 1872 Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books of this Company will te closed atits General OMice on the 7th day of November, 1572, and remain closed till the Ith day of November, 1872, when the books will transfers at the office of Duncan, Sherman & © have been appointed Transfer Agents of this Comp: __By order of the Board, H.N, OTIS, Secretar, QEVERAL sv TO LOAN—UPON FIRST MORT. } gages, city, Westchester, New Jersey or Brookiyn; . | also money to purchase Second Mortgages, Principals. YMAN NION DIME SAVINGS BANK. 396 and 398 Canal street, corner oft Laight. Six per cent interest on $5 to SJohn street, room 7, Money epost d on or before October | eis Bat ter i est from October 1. Assets, $19,853,279 88, Waxes 000, FOR SIX MONTHS OR LON whi be given; an En et ee preferred, & CO., box 104 E ferald office, $3.00 00 WANTED—ON FIRST LASS proved real estate in New Jerse: New York citys ;,Yalue double the amount wanted ; bon offered, Principals addr ‘own Branch office, 1 ONE 8UM TO LOAN-- ‘kod security and a paying situation will Address ENGLISH > iN -ON NEW $60,000 a Fiery, ts ae ears, Without bon rin oss, descriptic F. A, box 160 Herald antes tase ecahages TO LOAN OR BUY MORTGAG! $250. 0.0: Any desired amount, property = N York, Brooklyn, Westchester and New ‘Aso PAUL P. TODD, 55 uibert? ‘stroet, Money without bonus. 70 LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON $400. 00 Improved Westchester or ni, Real iho haste” re de insurance Co., iss Broadway. $750.01 O00 ery in New York, Brooklyn, New ‘ork, Brooklyn, ul Westchester county. Principals only need apply with papers. » M. MASON, No. 1 Chambers | street. __... COPARTNER: NEw YORK, OCTOBER 7, 1872,—THE COPARTNER- ship heretofore existing under the firm name of ore A eget ef wt te in iigutdaign. by mutual consent, Pe 1 ore Lt Ba oe SPRYERS, is. The business will bo horealter conducted by Albert @. P, "al gleeaten at 27 New street, a At LVED Europe ; ess Con: ae HAMM, NOLTE, £ HAMM, PAINTERS, HAVE Dis partnership, Mr. Louis Nolte ‘returninj ail outstanding bills will be getied a nd busta Unued by Fre rick ‘Wamu, 1,432 Bi FIRST CLASS | aoe 's | rokers give the | be reopened for | > who | 1B FIRM OF CLARKE AL Brokers, 202 Broadway: having been dissolved, the bust will be conducted hereafter by THOMAS’. ‘k Aonorr IN. STRUCTIO! \ N EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI- aiveralty desires employments prepares for -cellege’ res employment; res for 3 city reference. Add ‘ddress TUTOR, box Herald o oftiees. T Pair ts COLLEGE, 2 FOURTH AVENUE, Cooper Tastitaje:—Boskkeeping, wre, Srimepece and Language: nd evening. Ladies’ department. Reduction in sar to $15; taught prac- tically, with instruments. Demand for operators. A HOME AND SCHOOL FOR t_ CHILDREN.—THOR- ough instruction given in the English branches, mu- sic and needlework ; healthiul location ; direct communi. gation, Pee tam For | pParuculare address Mrs. H, APE vins Cr overness, who teaches in uages and music, gingen robe ie dress GOVERNESS, Bite nee WRITING, BOOK dios gn bom pal ae 1] for business men, | sys Broadway, ope of Eig ih areet fr private instruction and prepare hy practically or business. | Stufess, cramnping a rst hand tha Tew lefsong, cemeins Femove J RENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN AND _ SPANISH taught privately and in classes by the most succe: instructors in the city, at the New York Conservatory. st Music, No. 5 Bast Fourteenth street, next door to Deluo! AINE’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, THIRTY. THIRD street, Broadway, junction Sixth avenue; dow College, @ howery. Open every day and evenin ties “Penmanship, Avithmeticn higher Mate, English Branches Ladies" department, RIVATE FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLASSES FOR little boys resumed by a@ young English lady, speak- ing French iuently. Reliablé references to parents of pupils. 122 East Sixty-first street, TANTED—BY A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, A FEW more pupils to instruct in the Fronch language at their residence, Address 619 Ninth avenue, corner Forty- fourth street. Hes, “PosT OFFICE NOTICE. i OST OFFICE NOTICE, —THE MAILS FOR eae, during the week ending, paturday, Cotoher ian will close his office on Wednesday at 3g Thursday, at ll A. M. and on Baturde: atl a. P, H. JONES, Pookinast “STEAMBOATS, «ec. ‘\WNERS, AGENT# AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN towboats in the harbor of New York will hear of something of great importance by addressing MANAGER, Dox 5,166 Fost omce. Wwe MENGELBIER & pelle, Prussia, Conchmaker to thé Em First class Landaus, 1,000 thalers: laces, 1,100 thalers; Coupe, %4, 880 th SON, ‘AIX: LA-CHA CHA ‘ror of German; La Landaus, @ five lers. T BENDALL'S OLD. “STAND FURNITURE, CAR. ets, Bedding, cheap foF cash, or by weekly oF monthly payment ron 209, 211 Hudson strest, corner Panel A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURB and mening, te at lowest cash prices, on mre. in stalments, at RRELL'S warehouse, 200 Eighth ave- hue, corner of Twentieth street, A GREAT SACRIFICE—FOR CASH, AT PRIVATE residence 124 West Twenty-sixth street, Parlor Suits 75; rep Bults, $40; Walnut Bedroom Bults, $4, and 300 fots cheap, for thr (A WOR SALE, FURNITURE OF FIVE STORY RESI « dence 120 West 234; Parlor Suit, cost $500, for $175; one do., $150; Reps Suits $90; Bedroom Suits $40 upwards; Carpeta, &e. MAGNIVICENT MARIE ANTOINETTE PARLOR Suit, in crimson satin, nearly naw, made to order, Cost $450,‘ ; one do., $150; walnut Drawing Room Suits, in brocatel and reps, $75 and $40; Pianoforte, Car- pets,’ Paintings, Mirrors, Curtains, Bronzes, Hedstonds, ureaus, Washstands, Biot tor tresses rifice ne fainily leaving 113 West dighin' street (Clinton near Sixth aven ie iA* EASY WAY OF GE’ THE BEST Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, &c., ison GEORGE A, GLARKE’S popular scale of monthly payments, at 747 Broadway. AMA AGNIFICENT, ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale, property family leaving ci perb Fuits Furniture, covered brocatel, M ntol style, cost $600, for $20); one do.. $75; do., $40; Plano- forte, Paintings, Bronzes, Mirr. arpets. Chamber, Dinitig Furniture ; Silverwa aabrince. Inquire at pri: vate residence 36 West 15th st., near 5th ay. (jARrErS, Furniture, Beds, Bedding, &c, Payments taken by the’ week or month. Terms easy. KELLY & On y-fitth street and Sixth iY TERMS FOR FURNITUR: CAL 4 Bedding at B, M. COWLERTHWAIT & CO; i 1% | Chatham street; an immense stock and low prices; Par- lor and Chamber Suits in. great variety; bargains for cash or payments received in instalments,” } DSOME suIT OF PA PARLOR FUR: niture. rosewood and crimson reps, in perfect order. Inquire at 24 West Fourteenth street (left hand bell). OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRONZES, CLOG Hor aalO AARON CRISTATA: 160 Broadway, will anything in the line of furnt- many house in the trade, both e same ee ht for cash or offer to parties buying ture greater bargalns second hand and new ‘on commissi AMES GRAHAM, 19 THIRD AVENUE, DEALER IN all kinds of second hand Furniture, is now open to purchase very. deseription of modern and antique arti cles, Carpets, OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPE7S, Bedding, dc. DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, 334 and 386 Third avenue, near emi ee street. Prices lower than any other house in the HL Furniture, | PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE AT private sale.—The advertiser wishes to sell to any erson calling, in lots, at half value, all his Household Furniture, being some $6,000 worth, not much used and in good order. Any parties ean call to-day ‘and see the furniture and offer their price. House $18 West, Thirty- | second street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, — ApLOe BEDS. Patent Parlor, Sofa and Lounge Beds in 40 Bleecker street. Wises tou PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY ¥OR cash, Household Furniture and corre to pee rom one party. will purchase all or part liress TISDALE, Heraid office. LOAN OFFICES. T 71 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP AL staira—Highest cash advances on Diamdnds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or bought: Pawnbrokers 1 is Bought, at'77 Bleecker street. 90 NASSAU STR! AT jounstrce's, NEWMAN LEOPOLD conti ae selling o sarang ‘on Diamonds, Wate ta eiry, Planos, Merchandise, Lite Policies, for any amount 1 87 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— EET, BETWEEN FU. LTON | AND he Ipay the highest price for Diamonds, Watches, Jew- eiry, tc. or ad the same. ISAACS, Diamond Broker, 67 Thirt near Broadway. MERICAN OFFIC 015, 005 BBTABLISH ED 184.— Any amount, loaned Valuables, Watches, Dia- monds, Jewelry, Camel's Hat Shawls, Laces, &€. ; oF wild buy; prices par excellence paid. | Jit BARRINGER 785 Broadway, opposite Astor place. | AY, NYMAN'S, “710, BROADWAY—LIBERAL, | AD- vances on Diamonds and Watches, silver- ware, &c., or will pay the highest market price tor the sane, TA. HENRY’S, 631 BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY. Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks and Silverware ; also the same bought, — LOANED—ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES | | MOF porary, and Silverware, and the same bought, ‘GEO, C. “ALLEN, 861 Broalway, near Fourteenth st. NASSAU § POST OFFICE.— Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches, ‘The same bought ‘ 39 Jewelry and all kinds of beh beans <2 and sold, Room. oe LEOPOLD. HAVEN -FOURTH «l ‘Twenty- nith reets.—Liberal aay ‘ances made ond, Watches, Jewelry and all Kindy of Gyo uught’at full val 685 BROADWAY, CORNER OF AMITY STREET.— ) Money Liberally advanced on Watches, Joveelry Diamonds, Cloths and Silks and all other pers, erty. Thesaine ‘ht and sol BD) Buk ha 06 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STR Money tiveraily advanced on Diamonds, Sitka, Dry Goods and personal Property wate entrance for ladies. Jc A. JACKSON. af Jowelry, description BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND Twenty-first ‘streets, re prlees, loaned on ht atextra- Diamond Brokers o 15 Twentieth stfeet. 913 “BROADWAY.—OLD ESTABLISHED AND RE. Haste ate TiceRe, Se Soh, Memmaan MCh oa teat ces, eC. 5 ught te 1.26 psa Watches, Je Jewelry, &c. ; same | 907 BROADWAY, OVER 1 .rogm B.--Parlor for Indi RALD Brane! on YOLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION done at shart notice by the politan Printing Yor tablishment, corner of Broadway and Aun street, New CK's, idle aa be ot gel PAINLESS.—TKETH EXTRACTED it Kas, chloroform or ether; Combination Sets extremely fit cht and durable; ubber Sets, $10, 216 Sixth eine ween yor £34, Firtgenth. streets, tablished 24 years, ERUARD & SMITH. WATCHES, JEWELRY JQRANKFIEL, D & CO. JEWEL! LERS, 20 SIXTH aventie, corner of Fourteenth street, ‘and 323 ghee Ayenue, corner of Twenty saixth street.—Americaa Watches, sterling Silver and Stive ated Ware, por ‘ind Ameriean Clocks, fine ‘Jelections, at very 10 oe