The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1872, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. A Further Rise in Pacific Mail Shares. Sales at 100 1-4, and 100 Bid to the Close of Business. ‘MYSTIFICATION OF THE STREET. Rumored Alliance of the Smith Party with the “Bulls.” THE REST OF THE LIST LOWER. Money More Active, Closing at 6 Per Cent. AM EXCELLENT BANK STATEMENT. The London Money Market Ac- tive and Consols Down. Reported Transfer of One Hundred Million * Franes from the Bank of France to the Bank of England. RAPID FLUCTUATIONS IN GOLD. fncrease of Our Exports and Decrease of Our Imports. WALL STREET, } SATURDAY, Oct. 19—6 P. M. On 'Ohange to-day cotton was in good demand and about steady for ‘spot,’ but easier for “future,” Flour and wheat were steady under a fair demand, and corn closed a shade easier. THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK. The total imports of foreign goods at this port during the past week were $5,301,197, made up of $1,730,610 of dry goods and $3,570,587 of gen- eral merchandise, THE EXPORTS for the same period were $6,114,056, against $5,831,476 for the corresponding weck in 1871. The total exports since January 1 have been $183, 702,167, against $190,088,115 last year. THE COTTON MOVEMENT. The receipts of cotton at ail ports for the past ‘week were 98,291 bales, against 87,268 bales the pre- viops week. The total receipts since September 1, 1872, are 416,360 bales, against 268,847 bales for the corresponding period of the previous year, show- Ing an increase in the present crop of 147,486 bales. The exports from all the ports for the week were 47,571 bales, against 33,892 balcs last year. The total exports for the expired portion of the cotton year Bre 139,026 bales, against 114,075 bales last year. The Btock at all the ports is 228,885 bales, against 184,487 bales for the same date in 1871. THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated banks is highly favorable, thanks to the government dis- bursements of money, which, from the system of averages, did not make their full appearance in last week’s statement, but are seen in the one pub- Ushed this afternoon. The increase in specie is smaller than anticipated, but the gain in green- backs is not far from seven millions, The deposits have increased over eleven millions. The banks, despite their large gain in resources, show only two and a quarter millions of an increase in loans, But any EXPANSION IN LOANS at this season of the year is something out of the usual course of the banking movement and reflects the strong position in which the banks now stand. The statement compares with its predecessor of last week as follows — Oct. 12, 12,207,800 2, 625, 500 27,787,900 27,708,300 189,709,300 201,031,300 45,759,400 52,586,400 —The changes being as follows :— AN ANALYSIS of the above figures shows that the banks have in- creased their liabilities $11,290,500 against the re- ceipt of $7,234,700 of what counts as legal reserve, Their gain in net reserve is therefore $4,412,075, which, added to the excess of last week, leaves them with the (for this time of year) remark- able surplus of $8,027,475. MONEY MORE ACTIVE. There was a large inquiry for money, which was not unpatural, in view of the sudden enhancement ofthe market quotation of Pacific Mall(which prop- erty is now rated 20 per cent higher than it was a few days since), and the terms for money on call advanced from 4 to 7per cent. The market re- lapsed to 6 per cent, and closed early and quiet. Prime paper was quoted 912 per cent discount. Foreign exchange was dull and nominally un- changed. THE LONDON MARKET ‘Was excited, if we may judge by the quotations for consols, which suddenly dropped another % per cent on a rumor that there would be an extra Meeting of the Bank of England on Monday to put up the discount rate. American securities were steady. The street rate for money was reported to be 6a6% percent. Late inthe afternoon it was Yeported that the Bank of France had deposited 100,000,000 francs in the Bank of England, which means probably that the French government has decided not to call for that amount of the London subscriptions to the French loan. THE CITY BANK STOCKS. The following were the bids for the city bank shares:—New York, 132; Manhattan, 150; Mer- chants’, 113; Mechanics’, 131; America, 148; City, 255; Phenix, 101; Tradesmen’s, 148; Gallatin National, 115; Merchants’ Exchange, 913;; Seventh Ward, 97; Btate of New York, 110; Broadway, 260; Ocean, 10; Mercantile, 135; American Exchange, 115; Irv- ‘ing, 125; Metropolitan, 130; Peoples’, 140; Market, 125; Nassau, 107; Corn ‘Exchange, 128; Continental, 90; St. Nicholas, 114; Marine, 165; Commonwealth, 84; Park, 160; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 100; Mew York National Exchange, 97; Central National, 99; Fourth National, 110; Ninth National, 110; Tenth National, 83; Orien-tal, 170; Gold Exchange, 105; Bankers and Brokers’ ‘Association, 80; Ger. 4aan-American, 101. THE RAILROAD BONDS, The following were the bids for the ratiroad bonds :— New York Cen chi NewYork Cen as 1887. a Han & StJo, | New York Gen Us re. o Han & st Jo, oo sey de york Gen 6's, subs. Del, Lack aw My endorsed. Tole Wab datas dm, "2. 9% Tolé W Istin, BtLidiv. Be Efe feat th Tole Wa en. banyak mh ‘ol & Wab equip, b bade Gt West Ist tn, 738. Baviem feta Gt West2d m, Alb & sus da Chie tele Pacitt . Morris & Essex 2d NJ Cen Ist m, new NJ routhern' Ist m 7's, 73° Oley & Pitts2d m. v.P & A now Detroit, M & Tol bas. Burl & krie new be Lake Shore div bd: Lake Shore con ¢ bds. Lake Bhore,con, tr... Pac RR 7's, gid by Mo. ‘Ven Pac wold bis. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1872—QUADRUPLE SHEET. + BL . 0 & Min Ist m.. 83 GOLD UNSETTLED—112% A 113% a 113. The gold market opened strong with the news of the fall in British consols, and advanced from 112% to 118%. With the report by cable that the Bank of France had transferred a hundred million francs tothe Bank of England there was a decline to 112%, @ reaction to 11334 and a closure at 113, The course of the market is shown in the table:— 112% 1 P.M... ms” 1:03PM 2P.M. P. ae Hag 3P.M.. In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 3 per cent and 1-64 to 1-16 for borrowing. The oper- ations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as {fol- lows:— Gold cleared... Gold baiances . Currency balance: The Sub-Treasury paid out $191,000 on » account of interest and $7,600 on account of redeemed five- twenties, THE SPECIE MOVEMENT, The exports of specie from this port during the past week and since the beginning of the year have been as follows :—Total for the week, $626,388; pre- ylously reported, $60,142,032; total since January 1, 1872, $60,768,420; same time 1871, $56,319,390; same | time 1870, $51,258,602; same time 1869, $23,536,682; same time 1868, $66,752,340. GOVERNMENTS FIRM, The government list was firm and prices were steady, without reference to the fuctuations in the gold market. The following were the closing quotations:—United States currency sixes, 11314 a 113% ; do. do., 1881, registered, 114% a 116% ; do. do., coupon, 1163; a 116% ; do. do., five-twenties, regis- tered, May and November, 112 a 112%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 115% a 116; do. do., 1864, do., do., 116% 8116; ao. do., 1865, do. do., 116 a 116%; do. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 1145¢ a 111%; do. do., 1868, coupon, do., 114% a 114%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 114% @ 115; do. do., 1868, do. do., 11494 “ a 115; do., ten-forties, registered, 10834 a 108%; do. do., ex-coupon, 108% @ 108%; do. fives of 1881, registered, 109% a 110%; ao. do., coupon, 110% a 111%. STOCKS FEVERISH AND LOWER. Outside of Pacific Mail the stock market was feverish and unsettled, with an eventual decline in prices, As for Pacific Mail, it was and isa greater puzzle than ever. The price opened at 95, dropped to 93%, and then advanced to 100%, closing at 1003. The Smith party are believed to have covered all their ‘short’? contracts, and to be either out of the market or in alliance with the Stockwell-Hatch-Gould combination. The brokers of the latter party stood in the Board this after- noon and bid par for any part of THE CAPITAL STOCK of the company. Itis thought the “bulls? have arranged to take advantage of the law permitting areduction of the Capital stock and will makea market in this way for their enormous holdings if they cannot succeed in entrapping a short interest and making a “corner,” which latter schemeseems just now a very remote contingency, as the ‘“‘beara’’ are few and far between. The general market opened strong on account of a general scare of the “shorts,’? who feared the fate of the Smith party, and in the early scramble for stocks prices ad- vanced quite sharply. But the later apprehension of AN EVENTFUL BREAK @nd disastrous fall in Pacific Mail demoralized the market and not only kept out fresh buyers but in- duced timid parties to sell out. The rise in Pacific Mail brought about the settlement of a curious contract to-day. A few montns since a broker bought for the consideration of one per cent the privilege of exchanging a thousand shares of St. Paul preferred (then about 78) for a thousand shares of Pacific Mail (then about 68) any time this year. The seller of the contract settled to-day at a loss of $20,000—St. Paul preferred being about 75 and Pacific Mail (at the fime of settlement) 95. In the Southern State bonds Tennessees sold at 75. The general list was steady and firm. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— ann Lowest, New York Central. 95% 94% Erie...... 50% 4945 Lake Shore. 91% 9034 Wabash... TL 70% Northwestern . T334¢ Whe Northwestern preferred. 88 87K Rock Island. m1 109% St. Paul 56 5544 St. Paul preferred. THY Th Ohio and Mississippi. 45% 44} Union Pacific..... BO%g 877 ©., C, and LC. 35% 33% Western Union 1 3 5M Pacific Mail.. 10034 934 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Oct, 19—10:15 A. M. $13000 US 5-20, c, ’65, n., 1145 10 A. M.—Before Call. 77g 500shsUn Pac RR 600 do. TH 800 shs W Un Tel.. do. SeeSeE2 ARIAS: RK 100 g pagans ause37 eS Se SSsets seSeses' BEES SER cee e a IIIS a 500 Ty M4 } Be 4 do 9583 re 800 a ny 2 200 de 93 72 200 a " 3 30 . BY ao : My 0. Jee GS oo g i 500 di ro 45; 500 de 453 20 Od . oF Pr 500 do.. %. 45' 0 4 . 98 8% OO do. my . 8 ils ‘ im 4 % . 300d 95°) ‘900 a 95 400 de ow 100 di . % 30 do. oy 1000 do. 95. sOONYC 96) 200 ys 96) 200 96 10 wo 95 200LS 4M 91 1400 a1 wo a s Hi iS 100 M &St 200 do. 1100 do. bad 5645 First $10000 Tenn Lat new... 75, Oe. Missourt 46 18000 8.0.05 Shee ing sn, Ina dy 100 Erie 3d m.. 4 1000 Mich Sou s1 2000 Cen Pac RRg 17003 Un Pac Ist m. 38 ‘S 10909 do i 5000 9 3000 Un ‘Fa Ms, lab. TM 5000 do... toons ‘5000 HL & St 8's, con. 00 Hio.a Ist, Stl d div 3 e@ o S84 & gEse es on sort sna, speculation. alee ns rt SESSSeSEes: SeeegTesessestss do. bd 8 RR...be z § 2 egege Mortgages; Lasu: companies. Jd, J. HARBRICH & | é co., 119 Broadway, geeeeseeze 2: A out bonus. Post office. A? $10,000 WANTED—FIRST MORTGAGE WILL BE egeegse eg Ereert = BEEEERER! AS 3 = = 2 22 3 Es 285) Se $8 rr Bret ig in ae aoe pt tat Ma a have been t 9d: middling ds r December. at 940. for Oe (ober nt sat “pony Buxapsrurrs Maser. ‘LiveRrroot, Oct. 19-2 Liverroot, Oct. 19-2 P M.—Pork, 563. per bbl. for new ie el eo Propuce Maker. Oct. 19—2 P. rome 184d. per gallon, Common rosin, w Lonpon Prot et.—Lonvon, Oct. 19-2 P. Refined Betrgleum, nee in isiga. per gallon. Spirits tur pontine, 41s, 6d. per c' em Ae See FINAN LA T REASONABLE RATES—MUNEY ON LIFE Endowment Insurance Policies; also on Bonds and neces of all kinds ‘effected. with best A —TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST CLASS . M on city real estate, in sums to suit, with- te Adress COU UNSELLOR, box 268) New York given on four story brown ‘stone house (worth $10,000), near Fitth avenue, up town; only principal or his attorney need answer, i Herald Uptor aearem APPLICANT, box 130 es = i Sess" Ps S' curities; commercial paper c 109 Ohiv 4 MRR Gecnerany’s OFFICE, ae VEAILWAY, COMPA Y, e BESESSSECESESSSESSEEESSE 5 2:30 P. M.—Before Call. . 1036 200 shs chy iat Ry cing Es | $300,00( 2 200 (aE em 4 Chie & NW pre 1m do is | a LOAN PROP y. i} “a Re) BBOULO00 20.240" oF eee Paceaatr as 4 : wee wie Second Board—1 be shs Fee MSS Co. SIIB SSi A SS eek ~ ree ES SSqeese: Ue SSE88 238 2to3 P.M. shs Western Un... * 200 shs Harlem RR.. do.. 764 OLSeMSRR. 0. = es 2 S SSEcesa: SESE Ett iret ttt ss eS . 3 CLOSING PRICES—9 O'CLOOK P. M We: sore Union. mee a 70% No Northwest'n pe Ris ‘ a Rock Isl EUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpox Moxer Manwir.—Loxnox, Oot. Consols and American securities cloved unchs + gcataols opened nt 22 tur United States five-twenty “iMbris, 22K tonforties, S7ay; How Railway sbare a iis, TaiBm,olds Mies Erle Railway shares, AN KPO BoURSw, ~ FRANK POR States five-twenty bonds, 98% for the laswe of 14 Livenrogn Coron 19.—Freuch rontes, 52. fc. Manukt.—Livewroon, Oct. tea Be NENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY / Bonds —Coupons from the above bonds, maturing November 1, 1873, will be paid on and after that da: upon presentation at our office. DREXEL, MORGAN & CO, No, 58 Bxcwanar Prace, Oct. 16, 1872 ct a Przouron' 8 FUND OF $175,000 TO LOAN, ON NEW York property; $50,000 for Brooklyn; $125 for butlings in course of erection and. to buy Mortgages, Address ATTORNEY, box 319 Post office, Hove?! & MACY, BANKERS, 30 WALLS STREET, NEW York, offer thé same facilities to depositors as incor- porated banks, and allow interest on daily balances at the rate of four percent. Collections made on any point at current rates, with immediate returns. Special atven- tion paid to choice Stocks, Bonds, &c. tor investors. ONRY ¥ LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, FUR niture, lite policies, pinot se gafeceliansous 80- ash TAME CAGNEY, ser, Real Estate and Loan Broker, 581 Hudson St. RIENTAL SAVINGS BANK, 430 Grand s' Interest from the first o} Auctio w York, Oct. 8, 187: Pd is a bareby. given that the Transfer Books of this 1 Will be closed atits General Oilice on the 7th evar, 1872, and remain closed til sth day miber, 1872, when the books will be ened for ransfers at the ofice of Duncan, Sherm o., who have beon appointed Transter Ageits of this Company, der of the Board, HN. OTIS, Secretary. pres LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Office 243 Broadway, rooms 3 and 4, ©. K, DEUTSCH £ CO., Managers, will foan on first class New York or Brooklyn Property, percent onthe net valuation tn sims ranging front $1,000 to $50,010; no bonus charged. We also have $150,000 to'loan on improved Country Property. Parties desiring to loan, of obtain Toans ‘on, Property or wishing to dispose of Real Estate will find it greatly to their advantage to call upon us before going elsewhere. ANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON WELL ‘peated Lots, $15,000 to $20,000, at fifty per cent of fair market value, WILLIAM E. HAWS, 115 Broadway, _ ZO OF 300 WANTED—BY A ADY, FOR FOUR Ne. months; ample security given. ‘Address Miss Ban RON, box 122 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 lway. 31 50 WANT: dL.oO gage on Brooklyn House; oo! 10 per cent. Principals adidress G. A., Herald 0 $2 BOO 7o,kOANson city PROPERT cipals call ai room 28, No. 7 Murray street. TO RENEW SECOND MORT- ill pay $7,500 to buy First or Second Mortgages. Prin- worth double the amount asked ; rented for $6. 000 WANTED—ON PROPE RTY IN THE CITY $1,425 per year; bondsmen unexceptional. Address LOAN, Herald oMoe. nig A ( LOAN ~ WANTED— ) REPLACE A i OO iret mortgage on city property worth Hane Wel Arppnnt Principals only ‘Roed answer, Ad- 1. ld offic; $2. 000 —WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH $25,00 5. +) cash (or noxotlable paper), In one of the oldest and best paying hotels in the city; Hong lease and vat, low rent. Address HOTEL PARTNE. R, Herald $4.0, OOf WANTED ON NEW FIRST CLASS buildings in one of the prominent busi- ness streets of ere York; buildings worth $150,000; lenvehold Property 2 years, with one renewal; a fair bonus will be paid. eens only address LEASE HOLD, Herald office. 3 Re By | $80 000 7 BUY FIRST MORTGAGES OR ood second Mortgages: property mast be in this ei broker answered. Address CAPITA box 216 Herald ottice. q TO LOA ON NEW JERSEY AND $200,000 New York Property; Nortgages cashed al market rate: SN BELLAMY BROTHERS, No. 5% Pine street. AN OR BUY MORTGAGES— 1 amount, property in New rand New Jersey. Also P. TODD, 8 Libert; Stree k, Brooklyn, ney without bonus. PAL GROUP, Bravoh office Manhattan Lite Insurance Com- 4 \ pany, 112 and 114 Broadway. COPARTN ERSHIPS, OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COPA xisting between Walter B, derick Zittel in the real estate brokerage business, at 1,026 Third avenue, was dissolved by mutual consent, 'to take eflect from Oct, 1, 1872. All parties hav- ing unséttled accounts with the late firm will please pre P sent the same at once for settlement to either of the un- dersigned. WALTER B, WALDRON, New York, Oct. 19, 1872, F, ZITTEL, The rout crate ba business heretofore existing bi sue name of Waldron & Zittel will be continued iE. RICK ZITTEL, at the old stand, 1, 026 Third avenue. hospitality of the people on my journey to Lomton. Tam in health and expect to win the wager. When I finish As raise money a way if I have to dance the Hugh! the fag aad and will then S Tas where 1 mill ii rematn ree days, ae ee tl noe to spend two days more. 7 pours’ 7 se BE pol OVER IN ENGLA! LT eee ae wr to Evlinburghy where. T win ‘emain only on Gokue I will than ao to the ‘nglish border, near Cari isle, and unfurl ene tnd From Carlisle I will mull gob inch way of Kendall to ter by the way "er oo ton and Preston.” From Manchester through Bir- mingham and Warwick to Oxford and thence along the ‘Thames road to London, and shail penetrate some distance into the suburbs of that city before the final morning. I expect to walk the entire dis- tance tn eighteen day The sergeant’s “time” from Union square to the foot of Dey street was thirty-one minutes, OLD SLIP OBSTRUCTIONS. bss ite as An Attempt to Make a Public Thorough- fare a Common Storehouse and a Mart— The Pure-Minded Action of a Puissant Though New-Fledged Ass! ‘t Alder- man—Remonstrance of Property Own- ers. . For several years it has been a represensible cus- tom of certain business men, mostly shipping mer- chants, to use the centre of the thoroughfare of Old slip as a ground for the storage of goods, and also occasionally for their sale. In June last this viola- tion of the laws of common right was remonstrated against by a large number of merchants command- ing capital and influence, who sent a petition to Commissioner Van Nort’ asking fot the abatement of the nuisance. Mr. Van Nort ordered the guilty parties to discontinue the obstruction of the street, threatening if they did not toprosecute them and to confiscate all goods found in the public way. One or two individuals, whose interests alone this action assailed, declared that they would fight the matter out to the bitter end, and subsequently one of the -new-fledged reform Assistant Aldermen went to the Department of Public Works and said that if they were interfered with he would intro- duce and have passed by the Board to which he belonged ®& new ordinance opening Old slip as a ublic storing place common mart. He prepared and has now in his pantaloons pocket a huge roll of manuscript which contains the text of the new ordinance which our City gel 8 will, by his high mandate, be in duty bound 0 enact. The pine second remonstrance is to be Placed in the hands of both Boards of Aldermen next Monday, when the Alderman alluded to above is said to contemplate offering his resolution. It is signed by only the property owners on Old slip, Bae they represent about one hundred millions of Tome Hooray tHe BoARD oF ALDERMEN OF THE Orry or New You :— ‘The undersigned owners and lessees of buildings on Old slip, in this city, being informed that some party or parites contempinte asking the passage of an, ordinance permitting the storage and sales of merchandise on. the nd sidewalks of said slip, thereby, convorung a private use to the inury of our propert comfort, hontth and quiet enjoyment of the use of sald thoroughiare,do hereby request that your honorable body refuse 6 any person or persons Whatsocver the riglit to make use of said Old slip for the storage or the sales or merchandise, or to in any Way encumber the NER & PINCKNEY, 17 and 19 Old slip. SUMMING & SON, No3 and 5 Old slip. A TAWT Nos. 2 4nd 6 01d slip, A. DUYCKINCK, Nos. and ee: Sand is Ol Old slip. HERMANN: BANG ape BROTHER, 18 and 20 Old slip. z HOMAS tipi 24 Old slip. J. DALY & CO,\ 13. and 15 Old slip. Cash % HOOvEY, 12 01d slip, EZ, 12 Old Sip. i ‘corner Front street and O14 slip. , Front street and Old tity. iS water sreot . 73 Water street. pe of Western Transportation Com- Mand 15 We 1ENRY ADAMS, Ne'9 ota a Ip. Estate of STEPHEN STORM, per THOMAS STORM, At- torney, 19 and 12 Old stip. D. HARRISON, President of the New York Cotton Exonunge RELIGIOUS NOTICES. NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-EIGHTH street, between Sixthand Seventh avenues, rector, Rev. R Heber Newton.—Divine service at 10% 4. M. an 7g P.M. The rector will preach, AMs AINTS’ FREE CHURCH, CORNER OF HENRY and Scammel strocts.—Rev. William N, Dunnell, tor, Divine service euch Sunday, at 10:3)" A. M. and A FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEETING WILL BE held in the Bedford street Methodist Episcopal chureh, Monday evening, 7 o’elock, on the occasion of the departire of several missionaries, ‘their wives, and two female missionaries for India, Bishop Janeeand Harris, the missionaries and other distinguished friends of the cause wi the meeting. address: eat > BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ETH ES. focaons oi oheren PATENTS AS VALU: chine will be sold for $5. , 37 Park row, room 26, fr N ae UNDER to able as the coming, Address or call on T. & lock. a CAPITAL PROCURED ers and others. opens it ing business taued of appro £36," en Le RIGGS, Aad y neil and Business Agents, 98 Broad Aur fei he e paneeee © WANTED i ape ony sree Pa She oftce. “RARE CHANCE—T0 HELP BUY CHMAP aD for a ye Re taal :D—WITH sn, DENTIST, WRLL ESTABLISHED IN. THB cnr. to $1,000, to = 0 West Imdies for the Toave big in, charge of his practice; . E. A., Herald Uptown Branc! RTNER, SPECIAL OR ACTIVE, HA\ AVING $8,000 to $10.00, to enter an established Manufacturi dry goods trade, who which, bythe woquisition of nem aa SONFIDES T L, box 419 ‘Horaid 9 vomiee N EDUCATED AND REFINED sae would like to raeat with an honorable fi 1 $500 to ROST, Herald Uptown PARTNER WANTED—WITH $200, TO EXTEND A very profitable business; an examination solicitor. fo, 4 Fourth street, room 13, USINESS OPPORTUNITY. py ‘& good 0} given. Address P. ness connected with adding a special —THE WHOLE OR HALF & three story factory now in 0) pore suitable Led a wood working business, at 312 (10AL AND IRON PROPERTY FOR SALE—BRO' Hematite, Specular Oxide and Coal, ail Seniher Convenlent for transportation. | furnaces 00 Di for bates 4 Dd. wt JOHNSON, 22 Nassau rstrect, hie York. OR SALE.—LONG LEASE OF THE BEST STORE IN lace for preduce business, th ith Good » Address PARK PLA’ 1OR SALE. A “YOUNG GENTLEMAN, FOR FAMILY Ing to remove to this city E, Heraid office. f the finest regions of suring Work Apply to GRrdus, , CARLETON & 60., 98 Broadway. TE: LL KNOWN PROPRIETOR, THOR- Dughiy familiet with che businews in all its detalle, derived from many, yeurs) ox te associate himnselt with’ s capita building, or would take a practical interest in the, man- agement of a large first class ‘owe owning of controlling bulldings suitable for such @ one are desired to,address D.C. P,, Glenham Hobe, 55 Firth avenuc, New York. TALF-INTEREST FOR SAI given, Address } HAVE A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE, by which a ingderste capital can be doubled this year. Address | BUSINE: UNDRY, PAYIN' $50 ) AND ‘UPWARD PER WEE! ‘Parties with moderate capital will do wel : all complete, fine store, long lease, dress AUC i Herald office. ADY UNDERSTANDING manteau tnaking, and having WATCH who Would furnish $500 Indy. od Address ENTERPRISE, box 138 Herald Up- town Branch office. LO PRODU erience, would like ist or owner of a sui 1 in Now York city. IN AN OLD ESTAB. Foferences required aad FRENCH DRESS axe R WANTED—TO OCCUPY 3 rooms; 40 acres Land ; rent free a for business at Norwalk, Conn. ; min- Apply at 19 West ’ Tw enty- eighth st street. PARINER WANTED—LADY OR GENTLEMAN, WITH 000 or $3,000, to join advertiser with equal 1 talin Fancy Goods and Ladies’ Suits, Address FAN Goops, Herald o office. HE BEST THING EVER OFFERED; Paying 160 per cent. profit; ariicle ‘staple; hi auleeds of the market} al pe steady 5 eee re- utes of railroad. HE ADVERTISER D! ITION cashier or bookkeeper 1 in an established house ‘aie & logitimate business in has had mi experience, and cai be willing ‘to in ‘urna h drt clavs refere! arrangements can be made? no cgraimunieations lock unless the nature of the business is ted. confidence, F,, box 215 Herald office, 10. CAPITALISTS,—THE INVENTOR OF 4 CELE: machine, who is short of capital. arties (having cash) to ferfor to none and superior te hand which can- tent if brated mowin would like to mee’ him. The machine is he have orders on filled for want of means; would sell the reatenet ‘This is no humbug; everythil he d, which can be shown by addressing J. PRACTICAL PRINTER, OWN: pe, will print # very low rates, (po. PUBLISIIERS.—A ing a considerable quantity of new T; Wookly or monthly paper or pamphlet & 00D AGENTS TO SELL AN ARTIOUM porit, mestul to everyone. Apply at 5é I ODY PEW } 120 FOR SALE— IN DR, ADAMS’ Madison square eliurch, “Inquire at or address oftice 24 W. est Twenty-ninth street. ALVARY CHURCH, CORNER roti AVENUE / and Twenty-tirst sireet.—The Right Rev. Thomas M. Clark, D..D., Bishop of Rhode Tsland. will preach on Sun- day, th oti inst., at 1049 A. 13g u NHRISTIAN CHURC H, “WE: ST TWEN' / street, near Broadway. —Installation Bel vice at 10:30 A.M. The Rey. W. C. Dawson (late toe Eguisville Ky.) will be installed as pastor. Rev, W. A. Belding, of Troy, Y.; Rev. John M. Atwater, ot Wore ester, ‘ass. W. H. Wyckoff, a i D., of Brooklyn, Wwill omciate. Preaching at 7:30 P.'M. by Rev. W. jolding, All are E HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A copartnership for the transaction of a general shipping and commission business, at 63 Exchange plies. room, 16, under the firun naine of Scott & Tains. OHAS, H. SCOTT. New York, Oct. 19, 1872. J. FREDERIC TAMS, a eo BATES OVER THE BORDER. ee aa The American Flag To Be Carried from Scotland to Guildhall, London— Its Progress From Union Square to West Street. It 18 now evident that the entire Bates family was not presented to President Lincoln ty the Attorney General in 1864. One of that band of choice spirits is still “walking,” though, as Shaks- pear (you may say Bacon or Hogg, itis all the same) once said “Time was when the brains were out the man would die.” There is a certain Sergeant Bates who assisted in the settlement of the “late unpleasantness” and came out of the conflict with colossal conceptions of peace and good will towara men. He believed that away down in the depths of the male human heart there was a@ well-spring of affection for the universal brotherhood and love for the universal sisterhood continually a-bubbling, and that all the said human heart needed was “flagging” (like an express train at a way station) to bubbie over. Sergeant Bates has determined to “flag” England, and for that purpose left Union square, nearly an hour bebind time, at five minutes before eleven o’clock yesterday morning. THE ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION was through the central avenue of Union square to Fourteenth street, thence down the east side of Broadway toa point half a dozen yards below Walker street, thence across Broadway to the west side of the street, down to the south side of Dey street, and thence down the sidewalk to and across West street to the Anchor line pier and aboard the Europa, passing over the gangway. THE POLICE ESCORT was furnished by Captain Byrnes, of the Fifteenth ee ane Egon ore Mcer van Ww. ey who guarded the sergeant against the pressure the halt dozen boot itt y wee at his heels, and who also recovered the folds be ot ere flag from the faces of pasvers-by, into which C jacks and newsboys who fol- onstantly flapped by the breeze. The omMcer was very tall and rather looked down upon the sergeant, who was of medium height. But whatever the latter lacked in size was made up by gorgeousness of Caps He was clad in an army uniform of regulati scarlet and acs and decked with navy buttons, and he wore ion cut, gally trimmed with he shako of an artillery oficer. SCENES AND INCIDENTS, The flag continually flapped in the faces, and wiped the eyes, mouths and noses of the passers by as the gallant non-commissioned raised or low- ered it according as there were awnings or no awnings in his path. For several blocks its folds graceiully enveloped the darkly-beautiful features of a lady of African descent, who hailed tt as an impromptu bandanna, and not the reverse, as it will probably be called in England. A great part way away a boot black to the right and a boot black to the left Pea it, their boxes and brushes slung upon trophies, heir arms after the manner of “What's he done?” cries one. “Where's he gone?* “Whav's the matter?” “Ts it a cireus, boss?" These were the endless queries trom the street Arabs, accompanied by curious glances from the | Y grown-up people. Four boys continued with the | procession to the wharf, and stared after the re- | treating form of the sergeant with a blank expres- sion, When they were stopped at the entrance to the covered pier, THE SERGEANT INTERVIEWED. “Twas taiking in thomas J. Warren's store in Saybrook, Il., about the Alabama Claims,” said Se 1 ee Bates, “and I said the: am was no enmity iz the people of England against our country. ren said there was, and so 1 made a bet wil h War him of $100 to $1,000 that I would walk through England from Scotland to Guildhall, in London, car- rying the American flag, without the flag or myself being attacked—‘words not to count.’ Thad $260 when I got to New York, but my pocket was picked last week at the Theatre Comique, and I lost $185, Both from choice and necessity, I will be penniless when Leuter England, and must deverd upon tue, Which can be donbled by. parties hoe El oy reasons given tor selling, Address Noe ‘ea ta tion Graires to Port atc. his busine cordially invited. FP SCOPAL FREE CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE ‘irgin, West Forty-fifth, near Broad yy Ponte Litany, Holy Communion and Serm inte fioiy Tetaley Compline and Sermon, with Litany 14g P.M, all the Services, Full Choral. PATWER, BURKE WILL DELIVER A LECTURE AT Church of St. Michael, Ninth avenue and Thirty. second street, this. (gunday) evening, October 20, at Tig o'clock. Barloor—<! lo Salvation Out of the Catholic Church. Tickets $1. INE HALL—FOR RELIGIOUS SERVICE, TO LET. LT _ Apply to J, ORTGTE: 82 Fifth avenue. ARLEM.—REV, W. T. CLARKE WILL PREACH AT Unity chapol, Lath strcctand Fourth avenue, this jorning and evening. Subject in the evening, “Are Prayers Answered ?”” ‘The public are invited, IMMEDIATELY—A PARTY WITH $5,000 IN; pleasant and highly remunerative business.’ well established and long lease of property ; lease worth a year; full particulars at interview. Address HA! 7 Y, box 148 Heral id office. ANTED—A CAPABLE, manage the foreign in secured throughout Ei at, profits 200 per ce es under large and orders; there isa legitimate, speedy advertiser desires assistance. &c., address AMERICAN, box 142 Herald ofice, ANTED—PARTNER TO GO SOUTH, WITH $300; business, light goods and medicines; or will pi enses for man and moneys ‘ashington square. TANTED-AN ENERGETIC AND GOOD BUSINESE to Introduce a highly desiral mbroidering Machine; sure ig ty ny at ne) pisiden lane, second floor, rears ee 4 Fa valuable > fortune in this tics, . MASON, 73 South apes, bed capital paten ‘fortune. front office, from i ‘ANTED—A PARTNER, GENERAL OR SPECIAL, with $10,000 capital, in a Pamnarac tiring business; shu ased ealed inere: "Address An, bom established over, a ry now invested. -I PARTIES WISHING TO BUY OR SELL STORES, ries, atenta, or business of any description, large or ae Capital, on AN, suited by call- n chat maa MOODY £ ‘©O., 183 Broadway. | ORAVIAN CHURCH, LEXINGTON AVERUE, COR. ner Thirtleth street, Rev. Reink Preaching, 10} A. M. ; Services for ‘chiidren, 3! SBM QRTHOROX EASTERN (RUS80-OREEK) ‘CHAPEL, Second avenue, near Fiftieth street,—Divine Services every Sunday and Holiday at 11 o'clock. Free admission to every one. ERILS OF NEGLECTING PROPHETIC SCRIP- ture. Preaching by Rev. C. A. G, Brighaun, Catholle Apostolic church, Sixteenth ‘street, between Sixth and Foventh avenues, Sunday at 73 P.M. All are invited. RVers PEABBOWER, PASTOR ST. LUKE'S Methodist Eplscopal chy church, Forty-first mreet, near Sixth avenue, will preach Sunday morning, at 10, and evening at 7g o'clock. Trustees in attendance to seat strangers. ) THIS AMOUNT WILL half-interest in a light aerate Leon rofits 125 per cent; no encumbrance man with from $1, adie Dall on or address H, 8. TO INVEST, WITH aaa ae IN SOME good, old established business; busines stated or a3, notice taken; no liquor. Address YEARLY INCOME G Wena Te partner penny. to goto English and C¢ ental fron distric' c dress, stating nam nd Totorence, i —WANTED, A PARTNER FOR AN EX- cellent Tonio Bitters, unrivalled in the market. Address ENERGY, Herald office. EY. GEORGE H. HEPWORTH WILL, PREACH AT Steinway Hall at Sub} Rory Evening att 30, Way.” Sunday school at 2 first street and Firth avenue, Prayer moeti dence ld Went Forty-seventh stroot, Friday evetting. Ss", IGNATIUS CHURCH, RTIETH Viti BE- ¥ tween Fiith and Sixth avenues, Rey. F. C. Ewer, D. hy Fecter —Services on Sunday—7 a M., First Celebra: tion M., Morning Prayer ALM. itany, Second Gelebration ‘and Sermon; 7g b. M:, Evening Praver and Bermone The rector will proach ‘at Dock: services Sab Sisral of Morning Sermon, “The Spiritual Man and the loral Man.” PIRITUALISM. —MASTER D, ©. HOUGH. WILL hold a seance for physical m: aniteeiston at McPher- son's Hall, ne Bes Eigen ayenue mand Fi ‘ourteenth street, Sunday and Monday even ngs, and 21, when, bound ‘with waxed sorte nd handcuffed musical instru- ments will be played, ae, Commence oat So'clock. Aad- mission, 0c. tively the last event: SE ee ner 124th street and Third eo every Sunday morning and evening. Sabbath school 9A. 3. EST TWENTY-THIRD STREBT, PRESBYTERIAN proach Sunday, Ootober avat 10, AM ahd Tie Fa. HE MEMBERS OF THE ST. PATRICK MUTUAL ALLIANCE WILL READ “GODOLPHIN BLAKE,” ON FROUDE AND HIS ATTACKS ON IRELAND, IN MONDAYS 1 TELEGRAM. IN MONDAYS TELEGRAM. IN MONDAYS 1 TELEGRAM. BUSINESS "OPPORTUNITIES. ‘FIRST CLASS STEAM BOOK peak Business for sale.—Doing @ <j = 5 MANUFACTURING COMPANY, WITH LARGE cash orders, requires from $6,000 to $3,000 additional Working capital, and a good financier as treasurer ; refer- ences given. Address F., 125 box Herald office. AE MA UFACTURER ( oF “LARGE FACILITIES IN 4A. both wood and iron, located near the city, who may address box 2,767 w York Pi —_—o —______—_@ PETENT MAN, WITH $10,000 TO $30,000 IN ey, can invest in andi desired take sinancial Control. of & legitimate, pleasant, cash business. {n New York city, Filly per cent as mininam annyal proits | guaraniecd. | Good references exchanged. Principals only address , station A, New Yor ADS PARTY COMPETENT TO MANAGE A. BUSI- ness and having at his command 85,00) can meet with an excellent chance to make money bys applying, in the first instance, making appointment, to box 4,01 Post oitice. Best of references will be Fequired and given to first class New York jobbing houses. A® OfPORTUNITY KOR A RELIABLE EN! and competent busites mas , table and eepeotanic sey a tar salary ant “itiorest on ihe ynveweneat, with ven i tions prot tt pe eee Address, with roter gt Ae tor three PRIN AL, Herald otficn, PARTY HAVING ABOVE AMOUNT CAN shave entire charge and new ‘and ery profitable manufactaring bi creased (0 Ss GREENE, 2% Broadway. —A PARTNER WANTED—IN A LUCRA* 0? 00 Ee ecg eaten nm immens seta ae respectiully solicited. Address MEIU! half interest in a 'd throughout the Unio: etn gee? LADY TO TAKE AN IN- terest in a first class you! 5.0) 00 0 er in thi a interest allowed. Best reference given and req Aadress A. B. C., box 634 Post office. To one ot influence # lib+ juired, 000.—PARTNER WANTED, Ac. lent, to establish « ‘staple, taple, Soxt paying son gen a Fequlred vehance seldom mot visa —FOR aia VERY LOW, TO CLOSE 825,000: iat ‘&c., Inquire of Lg ts New Lis po rail- “ Sa it 21 Jonn street. oe em OR reo ealt eiablish Sone aie aa with principals only. vor der Ak "YACHTS, | STEAMBOATS, Rk DR SALE—A SLOOP YACH' onl, pas yeas old, {nq 'T, 38 PRET LONG, ulre of J. & W. MAC> OR ~ GAlsp—STRAMATIZS, STEAMBOAT, wet Yachts. Ay to WM. H. Steam Yachts and Sailing street, come ia. Wea ARD, Jr., 62 Hari rT FOR 8 mngine 4x7. Apply to E. ©. LY NEW BOAT naming ing tat Por: Nos. 5 and 7 Dey male's room 6. UG BOAT FOR SALE—A PERFECT! (the one bu tas te havin; iourat bo i Xpoiy'to "BO TWO YEARS OLD, @ re hold; Engine laxtas (fon for toe! very econ uG BOAT ‘FOR SALE. —ONE feet long, Ibis feet bea rr in perfect ord: rg end be sold ay id for pe cash Apply to WANTED TO PURCHASE COND HAND MEDIUM. SUBD | 4 FE WANTED a re prooty, rice fr $50 to $80. sd 1,026 Third ut OTE & JANES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND Blank Book " iaamaaiae ‘ulton street. Bla Boks RY Le JONATHAN JANES REAT | BARGAINS. ‘OF WINES, aed A custom ine table oi allon: old Sh