The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1872, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1872. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Important Announcement from Washington. ALLEGED NEW ISSUE OF GREENBACKS. ‘The Additional Legal Tenders Counted in the Debt Statement. Discussion of the Reason and Oc- casion of the Issue. An Advance in the Gold Premium and Stock Market. Reversal of the Movement in Northwestern. ‘STRATEGY OF THE RIVAL POOLS. ‘An Attack Upon and Decline in Rock Island. PACIFIC MAIL BACK TO 95. Money in Active Demand, Closing at 7 Currency to 7 Gold. 1. STREET, THURSDAY, bee 31—6 P, u.} On 'Change to-day cotton was in moderate de- mand, but 3c. per lb. easier for lots on the spot and from c. a c. per Ib. lower on the remote market. Flour was active and firmer. Wheat and Corn were in good demand and higher. FORBIGN EXCHANGE LOWER. “There was a further decline of an eighth per cent 4n foreign exchange, the resuit of the continued heavy export of cotton to Liverpool, the English market having recovered its activity under the easier feeling in the money market, (With the decline there was a good de- mand for bills and active dealings, the tall im gold having enabled the execution of a good many orders from the importing merchants, The following were the rates at the close:—Sterling, sixty days’ commercial, 108 a 108%; do., good to prime bankers, 108%; a 108%; do., short sight, 1104 1103; Paris, sixty days, 5.33% a 5.28%; do., short Bight, 5.2434 @ 6.23%; Prussian thalers, 7134 a 71%; Antwerp, 5.80 a 6.23%; Switzerland, 6.28% @ 5.2214; Hamburg, 35% a 35% ;-Amsterdam, 39% a 40%; Frankfort, 405; a 4114; Bremen, 94% a 9534. These figures still further remove the chances of Bpecie shipments, With sixty-day sterling at 108% bills are much cheaper to send than gola THE BANK OF ENGLAND did nothing with the discount rate, which was suf- fered to remain at its minimum of six per cent, although the bullion reserve of the bank shows & gain during the week of £405,000. A reduc- tion is all the more probable, therefore, sat the next meeting of the court of dircc- tors, if not at an earlier date. The street Fate in London for money is quoted at 5% a 5% percent. Our bonds underwent a further im- provement of 34 a % per cent to-day, but the 67's pubsequently fell off to the opening price, the ten- forties and new fives holding their advance, Con- gols were off an eighth per cent, as if through dis- Sppointment at the non-reduction of the bank fate. Eries were ¥ lower. In our comparative ‘wble yesterday the second line of consols should dave read ‘“‘consols for account.’ MONEY 5 A 7 PER CENT. Themoney market was active, but without the extremes and wide fluctuations of the earlier days of the week, the lowest rate on call having been 5 percent and the highest 7 gold, equivalent to 77% per cent in currency. This closer and steadier working of the market is interpreted as an indica- tion that the stock cliques are loading up again for the “new departure” in speculation, to begin with the re-election on Tuesday of General Grant and the present administration, although some littic perturbation has been occasioned by a rumor that Secretary Boutweil will be displaced to make way for ex-Commissioner Delano. This can make little difference, however, with the success or failure of THE “NEW DEPARTURE,” ‘because the bond-buying, gold-selling and debt. reducing policy of the Treasury Department was inspired by General Grant and will be continued, no Ymatter who holds the portfolio of the Treasury Becretaryship. Indeed a change of policy which should reduce the debt ata slower rate and leave the money in the hands of the people for reinvest- ‘ment in trade and the expansion of industry would be really more beneficial to the country than the present hasty honesty which compels the govern- ment’s creditors to ‘take their money before they wish it, much less ask for it. In this connection Aeference must be made to a report of a NEW ISSUE OF GREENBACKS, cortained in a Washington despatch asserting that the November debt statement, made up for publication to-morrow will show, that the Outstanding legal-tenders are $4,500,000 more than the amount stated on the ist of October, implying that there has been an extra or new issue to that extent during the past month, It will be remem- ered that the HERALD alluded a few weeks ago to the appearance of a large quantity of new green- backs in Wail street, which were traced back to the Sub-Treasury, but were supposed to have been emitted in exchange for returned mutilated cur- yency. If the facts are as répresented in the ‘Washington despatch, there seems to be no doubt 4hat the Treasury has issued so much of THE RESERVE OF $44,000,000 which Mr, Boutwell and his advisers claim has been but temporarily retired, and may be issued when- ever the interests of the government or of business pay require. If the new issue has been used to ‘cancel an equivalent of the three per cents, no objection will be made to the exchange of a non- Anterest bearing obligation for one bearing in- ferest, especially as this was the purpose of the Creation of the original $50,000,000 of greenback e, But if the new notes are an extra con- ‘tribution and an addition to the amount of legal fenders in circulation, popular opinion will hold Mr. Boutwell to a strict account for an unnecessary ‘and unlawful increase of the public debt. We shall await the Treasury statement with much in- terest to see whether any explanation is given, THE RAILROAD BONDS, The following were the bids for the rallroad bonds :— New York Con 6's, iow York Cen 6's ‘83... 1387. Tol & Wab cons cor Han & Naples ist Weat Ist m, 1888.. West 2d m, 18d. Tol Ist, "90. ex! Mississippi con. Bix Ist m, 7 3-10.. Paul, 13t m. n° Paul, ae bole} Mil ist T2b9 Sollee Chie t9t fis. OL Col, Ghic & ind Gist m. 8 Tol, Peo 92 Tol, Pood Wi wh. closing quotations :—Tennessee, €X coupon, 73); & 15; do., new, 73% @ 74; Virginia, ex coupen, 44a 50; do., registered stock, old, 38 a 40; do. sixes, consol- idated bonds, 5434 a 64¢; do. sixes, deferred scrip, 16 & 16; Georgia sixes, 14.8 80; do. sevens, 88 @ 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 38 8 35; do., to North Carolina Railroad, 45a 47; do., funding, 1866, 24 a 28; do. do., 1868, 22 a 25; do., new, 20 @ 21; do., special tax, 12 @ 15; Missouri sixes, 93 a 9354; do., Hannibal and St, Joseph, 91 a 92; Louisiana sixes, 53 a 58; do., new, 49.55; do, levee sixes, 50 a 55 do. do, eights, 70 a 75; do. do, eights, 1875, 70 a 7! Alabama fives, 58a 62; do. eights, 80 a 85; South Carolina sixes, 60a 60; do., new, January and July, 26 a 2634; do. do., April and October, 27 a 30; Ar- kansas sixes, funded, 45 a 50, GOVERNMENTS STEADY, Government bonds were intensely dull at the morning call, but displayed more animation in the aiternoon and a slightly firmer tone, Prices were gen- erally steady and closed as follows:—United States currency sixes, 11334 a 118% ; do. do.,1881, registered, 114% 911534; do. do., coupon, 116% a 116%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 112 11244; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 11534 a 115%; do, do., 1864, do. do., 11534 & 115% ; do. do., 1865, do. do., 116% @ 116%; do., 1867, registered, January and July, 11434 a 1149¢ ; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 1144 a 114%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 114% a115; do. do., 1868, do. do., 114% a 115; do. ten-forties, regis- tered, 1083¢ a 10824; do. do., coupon, 1084 @ 108%; do. fives of 1881, registered, 1094 a 110; do. do. do., coupon, 1114 a 111%. GOLD STRONG—112% A 112%. The gold market opened weak upon the advi-es of a turther advance in our bonds in Europe and in -view ot the possible early negotiation in Europe of the forty million mortgage of the New York Central Railroad, put suddenly rallied with the report of a new issue of legal tenders by the Treasury and ad- vanced from 112% to 112%. The government sold @ million of gold at 112.48 a 112.31. The bids called for a total of $8,281,000 at 112.43 a 111,88. The course of the market is shown in the table :— 12% 1 P.M. 12% 2P.M. 112% 2:36 P. 112% «3 P.M. 112% 3:40 P. In the gold toan market the rates ranged irom 4 per cent for carrying to 1-32 for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows :— Gold cleared. + $66,397,000 1,516,679 i 1,792,406 The Sub-Trgasury paid out $592,000 on account of interest and $7,000 on account of redeemed five- twenties, The European steamer took out $60,000 in silver. STOCKS IRREGULAR AND UNSETTLED. Te stock market was unsettied, with an improv- ing tendency, which resulted, after much fluctua- tion, in a higher grade of prices and a strong feel- ing at the close, when, with few exceptions, the best quotations of the day prevailed, The interest centred chiefly in the course of Northwestern, which advanced nearly five per cent to-day, thus recovering more than had been lost in the four and abalf per cent decline of the previous day, the earliest price having been 783g, and the sales toward the close at 834 a 83%, The “bull” and “bear” cliques in this stock are likely to have A LIVELY TIME in their contest over it before they end their hos- tilitics. The “bulls” had tt completely under their control, as shown in advancing it to 833,, the high- est price reached this season and the highest since last Winter, the certificates being so scarce as to lend “flat’’ in this afternoon’s deliveries, The pre- dicament of the “bears” is represented to be in no way enviable. The party comprise Daniel Drew and a pretty large proportion of the directors of the company, who began speculating fora decline after the stock had passed 75 in its upward movement under the auspices of a pvol comprising Jay Gould and anumber of the so-called Vanderbilt or Lake Shore party. Some are inclined to think that JAY GOULD SKIPPED OUT at 80and 83, and having bagged his profits went back te Pacific Mail and Western Union, leaving his confréres to carry out the speculation. This ver- sion of the matter is quite improbable, however, as the operations of to-day betray the presence in Northwestern of his bold and skilied hand. Be- sides it would be throwing away too tempting a chance of paying offold scoresin the cornering business with Daniel Drew. On the other hand, it is quite surprising and has been a puzzle to tlie street all day that the directors’ pool were unabie to depress the stock by their announcement of a new issue of ten millions of convertible “bonds— equivalent to TEN MILLIONS OF STOCK. The explanation is that the new stock thus re- motely provided for cannot be put upon the mar- ket for thirty days. Meantime the “bulls’’ control the existing stock, and can mark the price as high as they please. The “bears” are afraid to put out the new atock right away, and so cause the expul- sion of Northwestern from the Board, for the Governors would then require the settlement of contracts as the capital now stands, and the “bulls” could prosecute the ‘corner’ to still more dangerous severity. A more sceptical view of the whole matter is that the cliques are really working in harmony and getting up all this SIDE SHOW for the entertainment of the public and to de- lude them into selling out their stock and going short of the market, which is inher- ently bullish, by reason of the existing coinci- dence of the several political, national and in- ternational causes involved in the issue of the Presidential election and the easier financial posi- tion of America and Europe at the present time, and offers, therefore, the opportunity for a highly profitable return to clique speculation. In support of this ingenious theory was cited the circulation of reports all day to the effect that ° “A NEW ISSUE OF ROCK ISLAND stock was contemplated, the rumor being sufficient to cause a drop in the price from 109% to 10754. ‘The rally in Northwestern was also ascribed to the stringency of the laws of Illinois, which, having fixed the capital of the company at a certain amount, would make the conversion of the con- vertible bonds a criminal and felonious procedure. The general market was swayed more or less by the fluctuations referred to, and PACIFIC MAIL, which had been put aside, would not stay unno- ticed, and worked up a rise of about three per cent, closing in the vicinity of 05. It was late in the day,when the Washington rumor of a new issue of greenbacks reached the street; but tired as was the market, it responded rapidly to the inflating news and underwent a sudden change to general activity and buoyancy, in strong contrast to the irregular feeling and hesitation of the earlier part of the day. Atlantic Mail opened at 15, as a conse- qence of the news of the burning of the steamer Missouri, but advanced to 18. HIGHEST AND LOWRST PRICES, The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— oon York Central Fake ‘Shore Wabash Northwestern. Northwestern preferred. a75 Rock Island......... 107% St. Paul 557% St. Paul red. 15%, Ohio and Misstseippt A634 Union Pacific. 87% w sees n rohioa Telegraph 33% mg | ie ester! je 4 Pacific Mail...... + 9515 92 The November interest on the city and county debt will be paid on and alter to-morrow at the City Chamberlain's office, City Hall, The coupons of the Mississippi Central Railroad Company's consolidated mortgage bonds, due No- vember 1, will be paid in gold at the oMice of the Southern Railroad Association, 20 Nassau street. The November coupons of the Port Huron and Lake Michigan Ratlcoad Comoany's first mortaage bonds will be cashed in gold at the banking house of Drake Brothers, 66 Broadway. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE, Thursday, Oct. 31—10115 A. M. $5000 US 5.20, 0, °65...., 1163 10 A. M.—Before Call. SSSSeessEzes egezses ess 2 sesset sess! =: : 30 shs Ger Am Bank.. i188 Co. bd 00 At Ma ie West He Tel. ec wn 100 Am Mer U Ex 100 Weleareo Ex. 0. SEgeEeuET SSESSEESE & Mist. 91g ke Shore con r 100 assay ars Pres bttteet t3 88 Gegezgreese — 5 : Se z = 2 SSSSSESTSSSESSSSESEEEEESESESEE SESSSEESSSSESESSSSESESESSEEE ELSES BOSecueuy 10 Mich Conte: Tilnais Central RR is 12294 SSSSeSEi8 SSESSeSsseess 53s: 2 BRERRRRABeeREe eae ZEBEes.. eemeamnern SSS555: BREESE: e SRST BE’ a3. a30 to4 P.M. bt wv a Vs oe a ube ile ee ES shs Un Pac RR.DS si eg ee: 5 8 a us Ex ie 1100 do i otf 2000 & mie. : a ed ay od = PB ROSS § do. 2 Bic Bo 48 & 4% 6) = do. 200 3 mie BO 83 91, 400 do. 8 4% 600 do. an a mm 8 BR 10 | da. : 95 100 at sy 1 ws 1084, 95: i 3 00 “108 ay ; 108 9495 500 i) 4s 1077 9483 700 ors OH 20 107 bs bet] 500 . Wit i 1100 s eg 4% 30) 103! 9 4U 108 95 200 1086 1000 108\4 oot 300 . LOS 56 100 «D3 105; 75% 100 3 108% ae eee 3% do. 108 ie 3 10 92%, 300 + 108; 2 100 z 100 74 oa” 100 7 2 400 “7 o By Fs 200 Ge Fis 500 a 70 « Pa as 300 or 300 9233 100 a’ 500 923% 100 47 800 935, 100 4 100 600 . 47% 200 ST toy facies a7 CLOSING PRIOES—4 ( O'CLOCK BM Western Union. ‘ y al oo ree BY Be Resi gander anes, 8 8 Bi * s Bt Ps 6 aa 8 THE SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT. Receipts and Disbursements at the Office of the United States Assistant Treasurer at New York for the Month Ending October 30, 1872. September 30, 1872, by balance........+. $% 418° Receipts during the month vor es 2,431,000 Northwest’n. On account of customs. Gold notes. Internal revenue 456,535 Act June 8, 1872, certificates’ 8,240,000 Post Ofice’ Department. 1 Transfers... + 17,781,283 Patent fees . 2,152 Miscellaneous ..... + 4,544,344 Disbursing accounts » 9,549,239 ASSAY OMCC......c..eeeeeeeee 423,400 Interest account—In coin... 1,306,803 57,515,881 TOtAl....serersnccsecerseererees $132,575, 799 Payments— 'reasury drafts. $37,301,304 Post Offve drafts ; 1/2121130 Disbursing accounts. 9,317,536 Assay Ofice........ 897,808 Interest accounts— In coin.. oe . 5,518,389 In currency. 58,887,465 Balance............ $78,738,331 Balance to Cr, Treasurer U. 8. $59,888,812 Do. to disbursing accounts... 17,380,200 Do. to Assay Oillce ....... 1,469,318 78,738,331 Receipts for customs in October, 1872... $11,314,166 Receipts for customs in October, 1871. 12, 775,257 $1,461,091 Statement of Business at the United States Assay Office at New York for the Month Ending October 31, 1872. Deposits of gold— ‘oreign coins. Foreign bullion United States bullion. Total.... De) its of silver, including purchases— Horelun coins. Decrease October, 1872 Foreign bullion. 21,500 United States bullion (contained in gold).. - 6,000 United States bullion (mint bars, re- GEPOSIt) oo +6 .sereeveesees 18,000 Pt United States bullion (Lake ‘Superiory United States bullion (Nevada) . United States bullion (Colorado) United States bullion eve} soe United States bullion (Nebraska) . United States bullion (Montana) . Haytien coin Total. Total deposits—Payable in bars Total deposits—Payable in coins. Total deposits... Gold bars stamped. Silver bars stamped. Philadelphia, for coinage COMMERCIAL REPORT. peace ees Cotton in Demand, but Easier; Receipts at the Ports. 20,248 Bales—Flour Active and Firmer—Wheat and Corn Higher— Pork Irregular—Lard Weak—Petroleum Quiet—Naval Stores Easy—Whiskey Firmer, New York, Oct. 31-6 P. M, The trade movement. was, of course, slow to-day, and must continue to be adversely affected by the blockade for some time to come, even in the event of the speedy termination of the horse plague, be- cause of the unprecedented accumulation of all sorts of merchandise awaiting transportation. Purchases are postponed from day to day wholly on account of the impossibility of moving the goods, and trade will be set back some weeks at the very best. Scarcely any goods have been shipped by rail for over @ week, and at the receiving stations every day is represented to be asa holiday. Nothing like the present state of affairs has ever before been known, and, though there is some improvement in the condition of the horses reported from day to day, it will be some time before the wheels of com- merce will be again in active operation or the blockade entirely removed. The markets to-day were quiet, though prices were pretty generally sustained, On ’Change the movement in bread- stuffs was considerably more active, particularly for four. Wheat, under a fair demand, was again dearer, and the same remarks apply to corn. Pro- visions, a8 a general thing, were easy and trade very light, Cotton was in moderately fair demand, but lower figures had to be accepted in Order to operate to any extent. Groceries remained quiet but firm for all descriptions. Petroleum continued quiet and spenange,, Name! tran Aissdoaeaaaens | § and a shade firmer. rs ontinued very quiet. No sales were reported, OFFRE © but full: former prices “we Yet current. We quote:— fo (in bond), ide. H ‘orton on the spot and to arrive decii ined der the pressure oe 8.28 ¢, per Ib. in ire of more libel rings. Fu- jer. No te & 848 ‘Above are 661 bales to arrive. ipa mo delivery ical mda ne saiss, spare been :—Sales last evening, after three P. m- ir, 70) at a ie i Februar; Yor ea sore nah, private a ne r, ce, at ie, 200 at 18%4c., 100 at 18 11-16¢., 800 at is fice Hebruarye e.; March, 700 ii Bt 19 $ide., 200 at 1, 400 at SON, 60 at ye. ‘Totaly 12,600 on rtetton to jore ray cloned. as toliown:—To Liverpool, by steam, sed. a ae nail ‘edt ton re, by stent, Lig i Ke compressed {to H. . by si ; Bremen, b + nail stea i @ 11-164, an ports, ie eam, vis ma id. a1L-ibd. ‘The receipts at tho orts sum uy for lows :—Galveston, 1473; New Or- Jeans, 8,040; obi, ha ‘arama 4512; Oharlestor 3,083; Whloningtou, 1035 Nortalks baie Now. Fark, 199) =—TRLIPLE SHEET, a’) for white do. ‘8c. tor mixed do, ae. for old and new m! afloat. Barley and rye were negleeted and numinal, in the absence of transactions. Freiguts.—The inquiry for accommodation by vessels on the berth was very moderate to-day, still rates re- mained about the patie, In the chartering line there & fair call tor vessels suitable to the troleum _ trade, those closed were at full rates For other purposes there was but little inquiry... The engagements were:—To Live! by steam, $00 Dalen aottom, at Jed. & 7-16d.;, 100 | bbls, AppICs at Be ‘and: bushels grain hus, of tobacoo ae M6 6d, i Londons by sal, too bbis fluur’ on private terms. "To Bristol, by steam, 500 boxes cheese and 16) box: ony oti ath private worm nid Xes bot by sail, 7,800 bushels grain ‘and 1,200 bbls. flour, private terms, To Glasgow, by steam, 4, at8d. The charters comprise :—An Itatian bark, hence to Gibraltar, tor orders, 2,600 bbia. refined petroleum at Ge Od. UF to the Mediterramenn and Ts. Gd. Mf to the Adri: ae voyage and g Dula do. hence tow Mediver- rt, 2,300 bbls, refined do. at Gs. ; a British bark, hence to's "Continental port, 000 bbls. of refined do. at MoLasses.—The same dulness hitherto noticed con- tinued. No sales of consequence were reported Subjotned quotations were nominal, We quote : 000 bushels grain Muscovado, refinin, Muscovad a= Porto Rico. = English Ish New Orleans. NAvac Srowis.--Foe" spirits of turpentine the market was Cette ae for lots on the spot, but there was | considerable le to arrive; eates he bi bis. at Ge. on the ‘ spot, and 500 bbls. (to arrive) at 62} sin was dull { and caster, No sales were, reported. Taieatucdunoea at | $4125 0 $¢ 20. Tar and pitch were quiet; sales 61 bbls. { Wilmington tar on private terms, PurroL“um.—On ‘Change to-day the market for refined continued very quiet, but prices were about the same; woted at 2f44c. for prompt delivery or November, Crude in buik was Father, easier: sales were reported of 1,000 bbls. of "Neyharts” at lige.; regular quoted at 14 lijgc. Cases ol nay hanes were not sought atter, Bae ee remained nominally the same. At the Creck ‘v Was accomplished. and the market was aha easier ; quoted at $4 46 on the roads and $4 650 $4 70 at it City. “The Philadelphia ‘market at) ‘quiets anda shade easier; refined Vagal at aoe (¢., spot or No- vember. Later we hear of sales in New York of 4,000 bbls of rudp in bulk for November Melivery at ide. Provisions. —Regeipts Por 8; Deet, 1,876 pack- “ages’ cut meats, Sib dost lard, O88 bbls, aad vefeds aba a) fags’ “For moss pork the mea was unsettled ; sales were madeof 260 bbls, at $15 60, but the general asking price was $15 75 at which figures the market Bossa” an's Jobing way About 300 bbls realized $15 8) a F con, was offered frecly, but there wag litle oF hodemand. City long clear quoted at Si¢c. a 8%c., and for long and short clear for the , inter months, Dromed hogs were in good demand and firmer, and quoted at 6 se. for the range. Beef was quiet and srithout notte aot 3 change in prices. We quote +64 a $8 a5, $3 tra do., $12 a $15 or peime mess, Ueroeen fad ry bag Tor or radia mess, do. ef hams were ulet at $27 Cut meats were in madera fair jemand, at the sales were principally confined to small lots froin store. Prices were unchanged. Lard—The market for Western was dull and nominal; sie quoted at Ease. a SiGe. citnyae uiet and likewise easier. les 175 tlerces at . a Bige., c Hae at the inside Rice.—The Semant ‘was a tt Pater to-day A tor: eign was a shade in seller's favor. Sales 4b tlcrces Caro- lina at 74 he Le pie phe Tige, & THC ‘es @ The. a Rengpony Sua. ere has been ver vite doing to diy in raw, still tite’ arkep shoved no Mena of weaknces. We hare only to nove sales of 200 bids. ‘Or Cuba, at 10 bhds. ‘orto ritlcas ‘at 10c., and 600 hhds, meted mee “Fora Tye. Refined was’ in moderately fair demand and steady, Messrs. O. Amann & Co. report the stock, sales and re: p80 ‘as follows:— Hhds, Boxes. Bags. Melado, tock. (ascertained by actual ee cele Sesuntinctudin tion), October 1 ‘53,716 87,187 60,049 3,502 Recespts, since tlie Ist ber 7,053 30,898 83,233 89 ih sco tdbiepanmen 60,769 118,086 143,282 3,591 sale Nes the “ist of ‘Oe by steeeeceees eoeee . 83,614 81,075 54,060 1,340 Stock this day, October FY I 22,155 37,010 89,222 2,251 coma pith stock, No- pe rlped siosic, i . 61,892 286,005 5,285 mparing’ wi 0: ‘ {, 0, 45,508 97,880 419,582 710 1569. 713 116,544 _ 668 —We quote —Cuba’ refining. nae to,cominon, Bige. a duct, file to, good tain, Dee, 8 9c-: Rod to prime, Ue. a O%c.;, grocery, fair 2, good. & liige,, prime to enorce, Who. a 10%4e.; | ¢ fugal, ‘nnd boxes ca (et samolasies, hha: ai nd cast oxe Having Boxee Ditch ata Nos tt 8! See a ge Mo 10 to 13; 9 do. 33 to 18, 10340 5, do. ea askes do” ‘orto Rico—] a gon on to ry SKS. “Tare Now to 0.1 Wiges” Manlia= Superior and extra superior, 8c. « STEARINY.—No transactions were r ‘ted, and the mar- ket was in consequence nominal, TaLtow remained firm at 9c. for choice city, with ‘sales of 95,000 Ibs. Winisier.—Receipts, 477 tote ‘ert pinky was firm under a good demand. 1s. at Wigc. a Me., closing at the inside price. DOMESTIO MA MARKETS, ~~“ Gauvston, Oct. 31, 1572, Pa but firm; good ordinary, 160. a l7c. Net 14 bales,“-Exports constwive, WV. Sales, 700. Cotton receipts, Btock, New Orteans, Oct. 31, 1872, Cotton aid muddlin 8, 19340. low middlings,” 18%¢. ; God ordinary, |Stac. Net récéipty, 8010, baled: gross, Sie Exports To ( ‘Britain, 2165; to the je Continent, Sales to-day, 900; last ‘evening samy paar One ne Bi 1 asm 19¢.5 gece 8, ‘Bie. Not receipts 1,60 bales. Exports coastwise, 1,015,’ Sales, Savannan, Oct 51, 1872, Cotton quiet; is ht demand; middlings, 18%¢c. i BSe, Net receipts, 4,512 sgn coastwike, 1,775, Sulvs, 006. Stock, SB.zb, y VILLE, Oct. 31, 1872, Tobacco in improved demand” Bales, 3 hhds. 10, N. ¥y Oct. 31, 1872, Flour steady; sales 2, $90 olan a4 $8 for Nort Springs for amber Winter, $9 '75 for white Winter, $10 double extra, Wheat quiet; sais two Kes No, Kee club, at $1 88; two cars She n club, at $1 52 iwi ‘orn auleta ato cars Xo. to Michig t $1 fey duit and un sea Uunasta held nt $1 06 to quality; Ibo) ‘vushels Bay Quinte, ‘on ‘private pails hee ed neh ged "shorts, olte: ye ed, short hi shi ipstufts, rie per ton. shwines—None of conseqnepce | mthe market. Canai nts quiet and unchanged. The horse disease pre- New York. to” Cotton weal wo pee Maat, ewe vents shipments to o any extent. Barley quoted ave to igo. a 9c. to Albany; lumber, $4 to the Hud- few York. Railroad Sreighte-Flour, fo Bos: New York, 6c. ; to Bie,” Recipts 4400 a corn, 4,400 upmente b canal—ll 000 feet of lumber. Ato, N Oct. 31, ry one 1.803 fy i a are ABH oe, inane Wiest, ies Lake im) corn, 57, 2,800 ae rts—Flour, 1 1 do. ; oat corn, 64,254 soon, a ae relevators at, ‘bom Oa. sor, 4“ oo) 75; white, ts Milwauke 16,000 bushels nh stern held ai a Other articles uncha Flour quiet and Vs ny Give demand, a ve tins ata Bot ge A kT can quiet; Western hel 11, Oct ae demand ad, thietly Cay higher Dug irre Bein tbat Me Nod 8 hi na Nighee ‘Kore mixed, 31, 1872, tor low ePgeuia: hd aivanceds, em }. for ee ye [cs A ie ‘t Sle, eke fair, de- Prtdaote galt aid, weak pena Each? RRR "1428 foF now, Lard auiet and fo ety li or any option until March, 31s giat—abouidea a" Peat ei 5c. Bie aalenof tort ip intdales, 18, | Hnysnuy ae fe. "Witaey steady at Boe 0 Bu faibo bushels wheat, 63,000 do, Hci ‘do. bois flour, 8,000 di FX, ied do. barley, Shipments—s,000 ey flour, Sa0d ~ wheat, 261, a rn, 0,00 do. oats, 21,000 do. barley, ae EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxnox Monn Mankxt.—Loxnox, Oct, 31—5:30 P. Mim Consols closed at 92% for ih and 9275 fF, the ac. count. American securities unchanged. ie Railway shares, ARIS ip soni Oct, 31—P, M.—Rentes closed at sa To. plirenroo! iN Manker.—Liverroor, Oct, 315.30 ~—Thennart et iow haere middling uplands, 10594. ; Hang San Se aby an a eh ct : Sales of middling, Uy finite for November at 103-16d. Sales of middling up ir sar tresnroot Oct. Si— L: ai Mothe tnarket fo readies lequiet Laveapoon PRovigiony MARKET. —LIVEBEQOL, JOb Sh— Boston, 10—Total, 20,248. ‘Phis day last week, 20,405: this Gheese, GAs, per cwt. for the best grades of Americag day last year, Up ag LY Pa gezas. | “Wivenrdou. Puopuce Mauxet.—LoxDox, Oct. 31—Bve — re \—Even- v IT's | ing. aprinesed, oll . £8 1s. per wou; spirits turpentine, “honoba 6 Propoce, Ma Mangut.—Lowpow, Oct. 31.—Refiner Gambia: part ee Pirenouria snare Row, Oct. 31.—Petroteum, — tation: on ma . eae i in at. for One le quaift yee than, @ grade al ‘or below the 1D Gnain.—Recel Re ea 10,010, Obie parents HAVANA MAl MAREETS. weet com, 84,05 onts, 4 DES Eom i Sas va, via Kev West, Oct. ¥, 1472, bly | Sugar irrequiar: No, Ne in Mpain standard, 11% 0 Uf realy. Bates | per arrobe ‘and weak ; ipa Cale ted Staten, with'n | sixty days, carrene: ane premiui sight, 3a a2 “3 a Gorn taeal wat.| Premium; sixty days, go! aot a F Premium? "ho oY Sight, 21854 22 Dream: on ‘Lot 32 premium; om Paris, 401436 premium. Spanish a 0. 2 State. $3 995.00 $m a 735 JAPAN MARKET REPORT. 1 8 O25 | 4 special Hynane corre spondence from Japan, 675 & 7O>| voxdtama, on the tik of Reptombe bers aupptine the tonne 78 900 | ing report of the market quot ona rt market 685 a 725 | has shown considerable improvement since ibe teraeaes $22 & 800 | of the ix mail, especially in the matter or gray shirt- 825 a 1000 | ing: ices have improves quoted us tollows — $B 8 80 | gray sniveings, 7 ha, 8230 0 $2 380 dat dee at $2 8 B78 | $870; cottou yarn, $42.0 $43 por picul: sucar, whi | 900 @ 1000 "07% per picul; do., brown, $4 0 9 1200 xvonts.—The silk market. $a 90) | A sir business hav Deen done at 400 a 500 | per he diferent grades bei 4 & 520 | bea Mtybuishond Minch D per plea; 87% a 68) | $800 do.; inferior, b-; exten Ushtux, $i : :79 a 900 | other hank. ae 1 oro ei itt, 70.000 cards of silk: Southern family. 900 183 0 ref arrived, about half of Shien have heem Corn meal, W [$36 a 365 {allowing prices: Best, $3 4 $3 75 yer card: 38 a 365 do, ; others, $1 74 0 $2 50 do. 3% 390 A he ‘Amount of business done tris month has beers +400 £ ob. | about equatto the last; prices have slightly advauced + 2 8 3 | supplies are small and stocks have been conatderably re- 10. Go. b, | duced. The latest quotativns are Choice, $30 and tirmer, ciosii Per picul; fine, $43 @ $47 do.; yood medium, m 1c. a 2c. better, The sal 109, ag.3 queda, do,; com” bushel: at si. 42 for No, 3 ‘chicago, I 35 for Gxpors been rejected do. $1 47 a $1 49 for No. 2 $1 57 tre Re zie ne | thon on 12,065 for Nor 2 Siivrauker on the for» 6,100, 034 ‘an small lot of choice do., $1 ‘No. ya the atta Crh 768 jo, 1 Mil 7$.m | Ibs. (and 333,862 Ibs. tate Robe)? the Heander 191722 Ibs.- fo id Ceylon 445,000 Ibs., alb to New. mbes Augusta took iw. 43. Sant Francleos the Gotan bc. & | taxon 15,161 Iba, trom Yokohama and 1,824 Ibs. (rom Kobe. about equally divided between San Francisco aud New *frcmanas—On Lendon bank bills, six months, 4s. Pits 40.,do.. four months 4s. 6d, ; private, six mouths, 4s 10 per cent discounton New York. 1, £4 te. 64 n, Per sailing vesse |. dicubic feet; to Now Work, £3 ba.” ‘werGuTs—To ___PINANCIAL, Bexeixa HOUSE ov Fisk & HATCH, NO. Nassau street, New York. Deposits received, on which we allow interest at the rate of four per cent per annum. Special arrangements made witly savings banks amounts. We issue Certificates of Deposit available in all parte of the country and bearing interest in cage of speciak deposit. We make Collections for morehants and’ others in alt parts of the country. Orders for Investment Si | | 5 & and Bonds executed at the Stock Exchange, on commission, for cash. We deal in Government Bonds and in the following first | class Ratlroad Securities, which wo'can recommend with confidence, from a thorough knowledge of their character and value, viz. — ayy Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds, 6 per cent, gold, $10%; $505 and $1,000 denominations. Central Pacific Bonds, 6 per cent, gold, denomination $1,000. Interest January and July. Western Pacific Bonds, 6 per cent, gold, denomination $1,000. Interest January and July. Interest May and November. Owing to the present high rate of interest and comae~ quent dulmess in Americ: securities in Europe and the present demand for mo: to move the crops, it is @ favorable time to make investments, as these favorite securities can just now be purchased below their usual market prices, and a considerable advancels reasonably certain. Full information furnished upon application at our office im person or by mail. ‘|| FISK & HATCH. —MONEY,TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE w York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. pals: only ‘apply tw SAMUEL & WOOD, Jr 159 Brondera room I A WADRITIONAL CAPITAL PROGURED, FOR MER- + chants, manufacturers and others. Persons with capital, seeking investments, advised of approved oppor- tunities. References;—Geo D. Arthur & Co. Bankers, 36 Wail street, tc. RIGGS, CARLETON & 0 Pinanetal and Business Agents, 98 Broads ROKEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES BOUGHT FOUR (#) per cent premium. Full printed lists furnished C. DE HAVEN & BROTHER, 4 South Third street, Philadelphia. (QrtaEne' SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, INTEREST computed from the ‘irst of exch month, ana is paid or credited on balance remaining bank Jan. Land July 1 of each year, Presentrate of interest SIX PER CENT. Money deposited on oF betore Nov. 1 will bear interest my BANK, 58 BOWERY, southwest corner of Canal. street. wil remain day from 10 A. M, to3 P. M., and will remain open on Mondays and Saturdays Bank books in English, ere an French, TARD, President. Sryvmoun A. Bunce, Secretary. GERTRAL_ COLORADO IMPROVEMENT COMPA’ Bonds.—Coupons from the above bonds, matrring November i, 1872, w aid on and alter that dave ipon presentation at our efce, igs tages DREXEL, MORGAN & CO. No. 53 Exonancr Ptace, Oct. 16, ‘ATCH & FOOT, 2 WALL EET, PAY THe “Bidding Price’ for Gold, and sell at the “Offering Price,” as quoted at the Gold Exchange, in sums to su: it. AY COOKE, MCULLOCH & GO. i Potetein % ft Lombard street, London, ‘oreign Exchat a ¥ ee Commercial Credits, ‘Cablo Tranfers, Circular Letters available Dall partagt (4 world, part JaY COOKE & CO., 20 Wall street. TOAGES:-WANTED TO BUY, LARGE Of nall New York or Brooklyn, New Jersey or West- Chester of LAng Island of country. 8, COCKROFT, No. 534 Pine street, room 9. FFICE OF PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY, 39 South street.—The Couy ons of Port Royal Rail- road Bonds, due November 1, will be paid at the office of the company at maturity. Ron. THAYER, Treasurer. ARTIES HAVING SECOND MORTGAGES TO DIS- ose of will find OES RAReES: by calling on A, M, FAN- ING, 23 East Fourth street. ECRETARY’S OFFICE, ete gg tee Comnany. RW. You, Oct. 8, Notice is hereby raver that oe Transfer Books oF hia Company will be closed atits General Office on the 7th day of November, 1572, and remain closed till the 18th day of November, 1873, when the books will be reopened for transfers at the office of Duncan, Sherman & Co. have ee appointed Transfer Agents of this Compaiy. By o1 HE Pt AND Li road Com) anys First Mor November 1, 1872, will be cashes fo mature Broadway. Be eae TO $10,000, FOR SIX MONTHS, TO move produce, from which a net return of over double the a money ; amp! answer quick, age Coupons in gold on duteatthe bauking House of DRAKE BROTHELS, jount' an be shown for the use of the curity and good references rachis cllgy ‘Address for three days G., box 109 Hes 0 TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE—IM proved property in New York or vicinity, for tort of years: It necosary will divide amount. Aa: Gress PRINCIPAL, box 4482 Post omice 000 WANTED—TO TAKE, TO ILLINOIS; 25. best security given and liberal invare paid, Gall om or address, a M. to-day, J. FRAN OWGILL, Earle's Hotel, $36.00 WANTED—ON THREE FIRST GLASS five story double Philadelphia front brick tenement Houses, in German locaton near a ton street, for three oF live Years: value Sih Brokere need not apply, ORPIMER or, &c., rooms 36 and 37, Counsel OPARTN ERSHIPS. HEREBY GIVEN (THAT THE Ff this di ay Gian asso ve’ 16 un |ORTIMER YM VOWLER. FFICE, OF My i, FOWLER & CO. 26 BROAD ie a fe as PR orm. be Fo owier Go Rtocks, , Bonds, Gold and other Securities Doug al to rie rs LA POWLER. Aurel OF E, 8, MUNROE & | = EW, — Por york, Nov. 1, 1872.—Mr. thse Clark Munros is a partner in our house from this, a “MONROE 4 00. FICE N & JONES, BANKERS, Qi ese wail atreee New. York, Novembor 1, 1s Wall stri Me. SAMURE D. cate is mamnitted « member’ of our firin from this dave, Yours resp BEV Hsow & sox: rORICH 19 Fowler & Wilson is ing liabilities will be settled b, MARBLE MANTELS. TREMOVAL.—SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, 4c.— « Large and ele; nt, ne, t our new Wwarerooms, Union square, urth avenue and Seventeenth een SHEN RLY. SLATE COMPANT, manufacturers uf every variety of slate work, plain and ornameutal. STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING s, 14 and 136 East Kighteenth street.—Marbie sie Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monu- defy competition. Marble Turuing A, ¥ KLABBH, al at Mart A Mantels, 3 Headstones, of superior Workmaaship, at very low JTEWARTS SLATE MANTELS.—RICH AND Ee ‘ant designs; Slate Work sleveri description: Marla tind Woot Mantels TB STBWAII & CU. Bay aud West Twenty-third street, pear Beventit aveiue. NX