The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1872, Page 9

sons which seem more or !ess obvious, according to the political bias of the reader, had & beneficial effect upon the Southern State bonds, more par- ticularly the Virginias and Tennessees, but this influence was excepted to in the case of the South Carolinas, which were dull and lower. The North Carolinas Were active and strong on the prospect of a refunding of the debt and resumption of interest payment. The following were the last quotations Saturday :—Tennessee, ex coupon, 74. 74%; do,, new, 743 74% ; Virginia, ex coupon, 46 & 50; do., registered stOcK, Old, 38 @ 41; do. sixes, consolidated vonds, 55% a 66%; do. do, deferred scrip, 16% a 165%; Georgia sixes, 70 a 78; do. sevens, 87a 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 35 a 36; do. to North Carolina Rajiroad, 46 a 48; do. funding, 1866, 27 @ 29; do. do., 1868, 22 a 25; do, now, 21 & 23; do. special tax, 14a 15; Missouri sixes, 93 @ 93%; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 9134 a 92; Louisiana sixes, ‘FINANCIAL, 4D COMMERCLAL. ——_——. The Boston Fire and the Fi- nancial Effect. Doings at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Last Night. LATEST PRICES OF STOCKS. A 64 8 58; do. new, 50 & 65; do. levee sixes, 50 a 60; A Further Advance in the | %' Go, eights, 70 @ 75; do, do, eights, oe 10 @ 15; Alabama fives, 58 a 62; do. eighta, @ 85; South Gold Market. Carolina sixes, 50 a 56; do., new, January and dJwy, Se ed 2434 & 25; do. do., April and October, 26 a 29; Arkan- 3 bas sixes, funded, 45 a 60. RUMORS OF GOVERNMENT HELP. THE COURSE OF TRE GOLD MARKET. pate The extreme fluctaations daily in the price of gold during the week were a8 follows:— The Bank Statement of Saturday. Hon melee THE SURPLUS RESERVE $4,000,000. Ma a The closing quotation for gold on Saturday after- Doon Was 113% a X, TUR BANK STATEMENT. The weckly statement of the associated banks is unfavorable, owing chiefly to a decrease of about three and a half millions of legal tenders, the loss of which is not readily explained and has given rise to a surmise that the Treasury is quietly with- drawing the four anda half millions of greenbacks issued last month, The Western money markets are more active, but the outflow of currenoy so far has not been large enough to account for the loss, At the same time there is an increase in specie of Moderate amount and a small contraction of loans. ‘The decrease in deposits is as irregular as the rest ofthe banking movement for the week. Despite these drawbacks the banks are yet in a strong position for this season, and continue to hold A SURPLUS OF ABOUT FOUR MILLIONS in excess of the required reserve. The statement compares with its predecessor as follows :— Sunray, Nov, 10—10 P. M. The events of the past week in Wall street will have but little interest for the ordinary reader of the money article in view of the prominence gud- denly given to what willbe the immediate future Of the markets in tic cinergency which has arisen ‘with the GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON. Natarally the imind runs back te make compar- ison with the situation a year ago, when the great fire at Chicago gave us a prototype of the present extraordinary situation. Indeed the repe- tition of history has seldom been so closely ilustrated. It was » Saturday night when the Chi- ago conflagration commenced, but it was not un- til Monday, midway of the hours devoted to bust- neas, that the tiamense destruction of property began to operate upon the markets. On tho pres- ent occasion the moneyed community have the ad- svantage of an interval of a day and night to think over) the situation and come to conclusions, so Le om eae oans $27,832,800 $27,231,500 that we may expect Specie. 11,888,600 18,424", 200 A CALMER MOOD a peal iow Saittas soo Piped in the street on the opening of business. Pst ¢ rg she pening siness. AS usual | Legal tenaers.... 48,261,000 when circumstances happen on Sunday which are likely to affect the money and stock markets, there was a large gathering of brokers —The changes being in detail as follows :— Decrease in Joans. lncreage in specie. and stock dealers ot the Fifth Avenue Hotel eee A ce aiaon: 8,100 this evening; but considering the excitement Seccens i tg ee enne es 475, there was comparatively little done in the way of speculation. Farly in the evening the disposition to sell was quite strong, and stocks were offered at ® Concession of 3a 10 per cent below Saturday night's closing quotations, but when it was ascer- tained that AN ANALYSIS of the above figures shows that the surplus re- serve of the banks has been reduced to $3,936,775, against $5,025,975 the previous week—a decrease of $1,689,200, This result is worked out in the fol- lowing detailed comparison of the relation between | the total reserve and the total liabilities this week GOVERNMENT HELP ‘would’ be given the money market there was a smart rally in prices and a general withdrawa} ot | and last:— Stooks, the holders preferring $o Wait until to- dos, 3 Reoriy Changes, ecle + G11,888.000 15,424,200 31,585,600 morrow and abide the chance of a better market. sees’ tenders..; ” $1,736.600 SiRsst oon Saree | The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Judge | gotal reserve... $63,625100 $61,685,200 1,900 Richardson, who happened to be in town, was | © entation. 7,501,200 aa Oe visited by. a number of leading bankers and solicited | P°P8!8:--+-----._ Bhi, Lela RTO) to use his influence with Mr. Boutwell to procure a | Total liabilities. .$231,996,500 $230,998,700 Dec... $1,002,800 disbursement of government money inthe morn- | Feces over le- wa eee ing, to prevent a panic, It was also said that Mr. | @#! Teserve.... 5,626,975 8,936,776 Dee... 1,689.200 STOCKS ON SATURDAY, A. T, Stewart had gone to Washington to see Presi- dent Grant and Secretary Boutwell personally to Anduce them to The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— RELIEVE THE MONEY MARKET, = ® pak yal Lowest, and rumor Went 6n to say that these applications pir roe ' Sty Bie had been so far successful as to obtaina promise | Lake 92" 91 from Mr. Boutwell that he would be at the Sub- fs te ‘ern. Fi i Hy Treasury in Wall street in the morning prepared to | Northwestern pre: + 873g 8135 buy five to ten millions of bonda asa meusure of | Rock Island... 10034 pe defence against @ panic. The reassurance occa- BS See preferred Z oe Hi} sioned by these rumors was quite marked, and | Ohio and Missi 167 4635 many of the least hopeful of the excited trong | Unlun ee $36 ganz | 2 began to disbelieve their own apprehensions. ae Union 185 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS, Pacific Mail..........0006+ + 9056 The following were the standing quotations when the Board adjourned at three o'clock Saturday Daring the course of the afternoon and evening the business in stocks was as follows:— Four hundred shares of Pacific Mail sold at 80 | afternoon:— Ww Union. 73 734 Northwost'n pf. 8734 a 874 A cal 90% Saturday), but at the close $6 was igkaliyer- . f ‘3 eek Tala vt He nig ‘ ‘acific Mail. 3 Weatern Union declined to 74%, but closed at 75 | N¥ Central. 4 Wabash n ci bid. Boston; H & ts 8 ©, Cat ©. 38 Leake Shore sold at 89, which was bid for more. Wabash was quoted at 68 bid, with no offering price. No quotation was made for Rock Island. Northwestern declined to 77, same day to 75, and COMMERCIAL REPORT, Cotton Easier; Receipts at the Ports, tloged 78 bid. 1 13,027 Bales—Flour Steady—Wheat ao Panel ee chiie Ri eet ater Lower=Corn Easy—Pork and Lard Firm—Freights Firm—Pctroleum High- er—Naval Stores Steady — Whiskey Firmer. Union Pacific sold at 324, and Ohios at 43. THE GOLD MARKET was strong under rumors that the Bank of England tate would be raised to 8 per cent in the morning, and sales were reported at 114%j. At nine o'clock gold was offered at 11414. THE FOREIGN MARKETS have been active and excited the past week, the commotion commencing in Germany with an onslaught upon some of the less favored American rallroad bonds and extending to London, where the dread of a drain of specie from England to -Germany in payment of the French indemnity led to a sudden raising, on Saturday, of the bank rate to seven per cent, while the strect rate for money the same day was quoted at7a8spercent. The suspension of the London agency of the Paris firm of Bowles Brothers & Co., a banking house of American origin, was announced by cable at the cloge of the week. THE GOLD MARKET ‘was directly affected by the foreign news just summarized, and the price advanced from 111% SaTuRDAY, Nov. 9—6 P.M. The trade movement during the week has been slow, having been retarded by the general elec- tion of Tuesday, which was held asa close holiday in commercial marts, while on Monday and Wed- nesday there was but a feeble attempt to do busl- ness anywhere, the Presidential election absorb- ing the undivided attention of the mercantile public everywhere during the latter part of the week. The fuctuations in the gold premium acted as a decided hinderance to commercial enterprises, and to-day, Saturday, the usual dullness incident to the closing day of the week was intensified by the unexpected and ap- parently causeless advance in the gold premium to nearly 14 per cent, in view of which business in many commodities was brought to a complete stand, The export movement was interrupted by the unsettied condition of gold and exchange, but it was hoped that at the expiration of a few days, at the worst, matters will have returned to their on Monday to 118% on Saturday, the | normal condition and business once more have be- small advance being due to the absence | come comparatively active. On ‘Change flour was of @ “short” interest which had been | exceedingly dull. Wheat was also dull and closed generally closed out by a ‘‘squeeze” in cash gold on Monday and was not renewed. The clique were, in fact, so heavily eaddied with gold that they were compelled to pay the full market price for money to have their balances carried over Saturday, THE MONEY MARKET. The money market was casier, taking its course during the week, the business in call loans on Mon- day having been at7 per cent currency to 7 per cent gold, and the last rate Saturday 6 per cent, with an intermediate fuctuation to as low as 4 per cent. The supply of commercial paper is still pressing, and rates range from 9 to 12 per cent for prime names, with very little doing under 10 per cent except at bank. Very naturally the advance of the Bank of England rate of discount caused an ADVANCE IN FORKIGN EXCHANGE, and sight biils are now above the specie snipping point. The sixty day rate continues a little below that standard, The following were the closing heavy, notwithstanding the advance in gold, which it was hoped would enable holders to realize an advance. Corn was dull. Whiekey was excited and decidedly higher, the market being “swept clean,” and closing buoyant at the advance. Pork was quiet, though firm, while lard was the turn dearer. Cotton was 1-l6c. 3¢e. per Ib. easier for both spot and future, The mar- ket for raw sugar was excited and closed considerably better. Petroleum was more sought after ata decided advance in prices. Naval stores were steady. Covrev.—Alter the moderate activity reported yester- day the market was quiet to-day, yet full prices were cur- rent, We quote:—Rio, ordinary cargoes, 15c. a 1534c.; fair, 164%c. w 16. ; good, 17c. a 1744c.; prime, 180. a 183¢¢., gold, 60 and 9 days; Maracaibo, I6c. a 18c.; Laguayra, ie. a JpKe. 5 St. Domingo (in bond), Me.; Java, 18¢e. a bg ‘on the spot and to arrive, was neglected, and the market, under the pressure of more liberal offerings, jelded per Ib. in buyer's favor, and c tame. uture i Jiverien were active, but L-iéc. per Ib. easier, ‘as follows 5 leche as To-Day. Last Eve'g. Toial. po 354 54 rates :—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 108 a 108%; | Eaktnnption. Mr Bz do, d0., good to prime bankers’, 1085; a 1087; do., rcs on 5 short sight, 110% a 1103¢; Paris, sixty days, 5.33% a Tota! Rod 706 Teta in th 8 tonrrive. For future me H oe pre a 5.26 Aisi, sein deliver ait low anid in ae se have been Ds fo- thalers, 71% 71%; Antwerp, 5.30 a 5.25; Switzer- es last eve o'clock— ber, Jang, 6.30 a 6.28%; Hamburg, 95% @ 95%; Ameter- Rie tS esses Febuary, 40} fea are ig tae dam, 30% a 40}; ; Frankfort, 40% a 41; Bremen, 945, i 0 sic a0 e ‘WOU at 197-160 il 295%. 5,700 ‘ales. fo-da: rp, Nalepant GOVERNMENT BONDS. tetra oi x er an at The advance in gold strengthened the prices of Rie mete IHS "Bien i er, BN) at government bonds; but the market was dull and 1s 4 1,50 18\e. h * ee ie ‘20 at quiet. The currency sixes were higher, regard- 1 flee, aati in 2 el +i et less of the gold quotation, with an advance iene 4c 38 of to 114%. The following were the finai quota- tions :—United States currency sixes, 114); a 114 do, do., 1881, registered, 1154; a 11534; do. do., cou- pon, 1167; @ 117; do, five-twenties, regietered, May and November, 113% a 11234; do. do., 1862, coupon, * "eat from, Ne we! Ey + New n ; aFleston 121; Wilmig he hatte, 3 Nee Yorn ash Total, 18027 10., 11234 @ 112; do. do,, 1864, do. do., 1127, a 112 c otton, % Rivige mie, ‘sat dO, dO., 1865, do, do., 1123 a 112%; do. do,, 1867, re- 1,8 : we liarre ana Tee wea gistered, January and July, 115 a 1154; do. do, te Compressed: Rath jam bury oy feat, 2 i fog 1865, coupon, do., 114% a 115; do. do., 1867, do. | te Bremen England, ail to Neat terranean ports by ay b My tt Hote — 0., 115% 115344 40. do,, 1868, do. do., 114% @ 11514; | steam vin Englend inde Mian. New Ores, Pepa do, ten-forties, Tegistered, 108% @ 10814; do. do. Ondlaey. Hh iH We some a coupon, 108% @ 108%; do. fives of 1881, registered, in is it 109% @ 110; do. do., coupon, 109% a 110, 18% Wig THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS, a 2082 20'» The result of the Presidential electjon, for rea- | oi {ugattioris ate based on cotton in store, run ning’ in pba qeaty not more not mex Grade above or below the a equ - © FLovn aap dae. pte Flowr,g20,192 bb he at AN KEN: BI to aes do. ; in, Tian’ bo ae} B @ Yous ; oats, 35,00 bushe tend of } corn 5 Ont, visk @ WaTou, mal twas — ince our Ly! com- No. 5 Nassau t street, New York. {sgv0 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available to all parts of the country, make COLLECTIONS tn the United States and Canada, and execute orders for STOCKS and BONDS at the Stock Bxehauge ou commis. lon for cash, ieee Wo deal in FOVERNMENT BONDSand in the following first class RAILROAD SEQURITIES, which we can recom. mond with confidence from a thorough knowledge of thelr character and value, vix:— CHESAPEAKE AND O10 BONDS, 6 per cent, gold, $100, 9500 and $1,000 denominations. Interest May and 575 weESoaSancr9a8! » F BF SRESARRNSSSSASSSSESSUARE: Corn meal, Jerse; Bika nceriioticcp deb Gee em dne-on en eal mene ly wim NDS. ‘imoré CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS, 6 per cont, gold, denomi- Puncheons é mation $1,000. Int ' nee at was dui And about io. towor—ciost Bi GL ca phate e pu cia cil ad ae ie Imaukeo, ales were about O00 "ACLFIC. BONDS, 6 per cent, gold, denomi- nation $1,000, Interest January and July. All of which ‘we buy and sell at current market prices. We have just published, in connection with the pay- ment of the November interest ou tho BONDS of the 45 i feoce es i ween te ath ovana ry Northwest rt ie ter npenioal at ee inged, The ao ee were limited to car cares Jah fact ng un, only i if aah a ikke. CHESAPEAKR AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, . 4c, se a —— 46360. tor white do.; old’ held at 46c, a 4640., in’ store. | and the carly opening of the road through to the Ohio Barley—No sales were reported ; heid ab the ee of buyers. Ryo—sales 2, busliels new Western Faxiants,—Pusiness in the way of bet hi beomomly moderate, but the WArket Wan NTA Vessels suitable to the grain trade continued in tair demand at Cobsiderabis improvement in rates. The envagements ‘To Liverpool, by em. 15,000 bushels grain, at Rivor, a tull atatement of { vantages, character and Prospects, and interosting geological reports of the iron, Coal and other minerals along its route, which may be had on application. eae | Saas 500 bales cotton, le busheisgrain, at 8 "To Condon ty ane” a eee FISK & HATCH. ferent” iy Chanel ne ana 2 i 10 LOAN—ON NE , ta A ‘perers i de ek: $100. 000 ond mortgagee th gone ot $000 ai Darks 2,800 quate k or O66 Third avon e Likes y tetera grain, same Vo; OF id. of ng Broadway, room 4, or 966 Third avenue, ‘quarters Voyage and rate; a British Dit bark 8 100 to) tons, au Dark, 90) tons, to to Antwerp, genefal caro, atcurrent rates: a British bark h ence to or Dunkirk, 3,000 le petroleum, direct 1800 bbls iva Pigeh DORK ReRCS, OLASSES contin lull. No sales of consequence oT reported and prices were ena the same. We TO LOAN—OR BUY FIRST AND gee. $250,000 saigntenn aut rust Brookly! ichester, Jersey Property. UFUS K, McHARG. Seder, Notary and ‘Continisslonee for every Salt $300.0 000 ‘ny deatred BUY MORTGAGES— redone PaROnnG, ee eras in vow AUL i TODD, 55 Liberty's treet Open and mixed. & a ok. 1 jaa £400, = New oa polly tat Watt Muscov Murcovade, grocery, Forte Rici bao >! no bokus requi: En, matted New naa Montauk Insurance ‘Company, Ot 500 bbls. Y CONNECTION WITH 71 0 a0 nee E84 antes ea nea ia is Graham, and with the THE ones, Howe & i 1 at $4 80, and 380 bbls. ot No. 1.and pale at $475.0 $5. id ‘tirm, at No. % Duane street, ceases trom this ar and pitch were not dealt in, and consequently nom- ne 9, 1878, GILBER: GRAHAM, JR. i emnouaos. —Considerable firmness was exhibited to- | ar erirner inne Gay on hence ee rablg -grmenes ¥ CONNECTION WITH THE FIRM OF BIRD and higher plese eee py OR dined closiune at S05, M Hanee, with the business heretofore conducted 4 for early delivery, with sales of 2,000 gol, for prompt deliver Pe inne at that price; crude in bulk was ‘at the close at 14%c. a l6c. Sales were made early Of between 400 and bbis. for prompt delivery at Aige. Cases remained quiet and unchanged—quoted at the Greek’ the marker wee Hee emer aeures, At igher—quoted at $4.45.0n the 6 Upper cr, $4 80 0n tHe Loy he Pniladelphia reed, an sales at ae ayo MN ct ae Very quiet, but, dec dedly firmer—retined Quoted at 20%e. a Ye sal OX bbIs. tor November, on Aa ne ie ates fares ae ae ie, contract for and 4,000 bbls. for first half ot December or ‘at ae on ct ane i Tap 8 5 bbls. ; peek F iSa7 tec cus meata, S01 do. ; lard, 53 one, And for the week—Por! @amo firm, at 175 W A Novemner 1, 1872, ‘fad abbey Mes i Sipp. —_——_-o--—__. THE HIPPOZYMOSIS. Bishop Wood, of Philadelphia, Orders a Prayer in the Catholic Churches for the Abatement of the Pestis Animal- ium—The Disease in Cincinnati and Chicago. 4 60 on the lower PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 10, 1873. The epizooty is abating, and some of the street car lines have resumed business, Cars will proba- bly be run on all the lines by Monday. Bishop Wood, of the Catholic Church, has issued the following instructions to his parishioners for a ack: bast and antes: dna 80 i cut meats, 2,513 do. ; 3 Tard 4 ahd bbis. BS, Tho magket tor bork was very rm, being quoted nom! ya is Wa ty for ronnd tow In Ha jobbing way about 500 Bots ee diy posed of at $16 a Bacon was in fair demand for the future dar, a seal the market was firm. Sales 200 boxes long clear, firs! week in January, at 73¢c. it quoted at 8% rayer f i— pote sales in ita fa pores Jon i clent, for free ne Rep eee: half of : ae P-New ' was. in in all t public calamities itis in accordance with cena ; ae omy fing bal tpl, cemained ne- ane any BS nt ae Charen shat we should have re- . rayer '- 0 Thess bn private, terms, loted at $22 | sation. (A ce Pee We are now suffering from an affiic- a $25 tor India mess. Beef | tion which most seriously interferes with public hones ‘prime mess and a i EON a demand at fal fray Tela 86. ofan sen oft, and private comfort, convenience and even neces- smoked luaans ‘at 166. all Piss pickled do. at aities, and whose results may be much more disas- peary bellies at 8%. "1000 loser Light belites a at te trous than we can now anticipate. We, therefore, in Chicago, 1,000 box¢s shoulders, fast mber and first half of December, at 4ie. and at Milwaukeo 600 boxes do., first halt of December, at 43c. Quotations for Other meats were Unchanged." Lard<The demand’ for Western was but moderate, still the market continued firm) 8% Rae, a) pone cash price. prescribe the recitation of the prayer from the Mis- Sal Pro Peste Antmatium for thirty days in all the masses in which it is permitted hy the Rubric, trusting that God in Hts infinite mercy will miti- te or Causc to cease the present widely preva ing pestilence. We also request all religous com- munities in our _Mlocese to Pred dai ‘gs the tamweat tha Rieased V, Many ‘oraer of the Right Reverend Bishop. inain J. MCCONOMY, Secretary. PHILADELPELA, Noveniver 8, A. D, 1872. ‘ales 250 tlerces res new at Bic. c.» spots city wa Veonght Shc. Dressed Tike. tor strate ‘late improfement® quptca at I the market was exe1wu mm we firmer, closing at ic. ‘nig c. per Ib. better on nearly all Arne Close Ane’ “We iNeard of sales of Li7L hhds. find 1030 boxes: 0 oF the hhds, were Cuba and brought 93¢0,," the ee wero on private terms, Seta GAY edit fe inrorion to — ‘The Horse Disease in Cincinnati. First Cabin. a ae oe men, ne ioe. ite seein to pond, Ween Weer; Rill CD BES Cmengaca cies tscwauled to Havre th pete ts it eee) 10%. Toente rage, Tihds. “and The epizooty has broken out in this city with | Norway and Denmark at reduced ri boxes, We. a 10%e.; molasses, ihds. and boxes reat violence, and the probability is thatin the | _ Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per- ger; melado, be. a 7c. Havatia—Boxes, Dutch sanford, i Saat » dane the srroets willbe horselesa, | #008 wisht i to send for their friends, Nos. 7 to 9, 8%, & 9440.5 to. 12, 9%4¢. a ge. ; do course of a lew days the streets wg — Through bills lading given on shipments of goods to 1B ee a ts A ie sade FEASOW MARKET POLICE COU marl at nest rates Hanke, common tb prime, 90 8 6c. + erocery, fait to EFFERSOM MARKET, POLICE COURT. For turther information apply at, the company's offee. sewn’ = eae ie ‘Nos. aN 0% Felonious Assault—A Woman Breaks a 1s Broa away, Hee vor. tole,” Manila Superior and extra superior. 8ic.'a Man’s Skull in Self-Defence. Tre T | _ - —Trs 108 en moderat o market ei toate ue therces of Carvliia at Tic. a | Lucinda Hazard, a colored woman, was brought I pple oTION IN FASSHOR LINE, up charged with a felonious assault upon a Spaniard named Pantialon Ponz. The complainant was so severely injured that he was taken to the hospital, Rangoon at 674 ined entirely Ses the absence of ried transact reRottow coninued firm, with sales of 100,000 Ibs, at Ke. a 9c. for fair to good, anid 9 16c. 8 oh. eek a where he still remains. The prisoner, on her ex- Pine App a cig ct iin! 8.219 bbls. amination, stated that Ponz entered’ her room, Bales 0 et Lege 3 selosing at the higher | Where she was seated alone, and began taking im- proper liberties with her, and as he persisted, in despite of her remonstrances, and was proceeding to extremities, she seized a pitcher and struck him on the head. The blow fractured the skull. She was committed to await the ae of his injuries, price. DOMESTIO M. MARKETS, ~~ Gauerstox, Nov. ordinary, sie. ; good ordina » : | COAT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, Cotton stendy | 16340. Net rece red bales. Exports ¢ Bales, 10h, "Bie o NEW Outans, Nov. in fe ae and ; rdina’ ae : Supreme Cow RT—CHAMBERS—Held by Judge antes Tons nnldalings ISyoe Net rege iis, %ai8 balex; | Fancher.—Nos. 5, 31, 38, 48, 66, 00, 041460, 02, 03, 8, 29 por 3 scoasttie, pa ‘Bales to-day, 1,000; | 94, 07, 98, 103, 104, 106, 109, 114, 115, 116, 126, 129,130, fast evening, 2,600. Stock, 1 »’ | 133, 136, 197.’ Call 149. “Poh ays niga Sr Sel ‘court—O cevuit—Part 1—Held by Judge Cotton quiet and firm; ON es ts Hes low mid. |v, Mg 1, 717, 1751, 2163, aiey, rh ‘free ike: i iat Ae Ket recent 00, ~ld 388, aoa 190, 2203, 2205, 2221, 2209, 2211,'2215, 22 5 Sanat eae” ae savaxwan, Nov, 91872, | 2221, 2223, 2225, 2027. Part 2—Held'by Judge’ Bar Tett,—Nos. 770, 2612, 800, 912, 1054, 1086, 1098, 3: 8a Cotton in moderate demand ; fair offerings; coud ordinary, Wee. Iiec-+ Jo naling ITC a ivige Bee aakelwine, tik ‘Sates, 2,235. Sot. 73,51 dull; middlings 17% Cuan, Sr ids Cotton dull; middiings 17%e. .a 17%; low middlings, whe. on ad pdigarye Wie,” Net fecelpts, 2121 bales aN, Btock, BEIM wy, wenaton, N. 0., Nov, 9; 1872, 588, 656, 740, 824, 846, 90424,’ 1042, 1114, ‘1120, ‘11: 1124, SUPREME CouRT—GENERAL TERM—Held hy Judges Ingraham, Brady and Barrett.—Nos. 48, 68, 71, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, Boo, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 130, 31, 183, 184, 15, 196. SvuPeRtoR Court—TRiAL TeRM—Part 1—Held by 29, 1435, 1579, tm tine firm at Sic. Rosin’ firm’ at $3 75 | Judge Curtis.—Nos. 1755, 751, 1855, (ee ree Tate uae turpentine steady. | 175% 1571, 1033, 131, 1661,’ 1799, 1839, 405, 1831. Part at $3 25 for hard and $5 60 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar | 9 Held by Judge Sedgwick. Nos. 1056, ' 1386, steady at $3 30. 1384, 1386, 1454, 1458, 1466, 1470, 113, ine FFALO, Nov. 9, 1872. B | Lake imports—Flonr, 5900 oly; wheat 160.646 Dusheis; 472, 1474, 1034, 1 Toth, 408, 1, 36,400 ihels; barley, CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—Part 1— $255) Saapeie, ye, ‘oo bushels Canal athipmente Heid by Judge Loew.—Nos. 1865, 468, 806, 112452, wh 154,574 bushe! corn, 0,365 bushels; | 1051, 846, 1712, 1675, 1681, 1597, 1456, 1684 1359, Sond ey, 14948 Dushels. Rail: | 1679! 1660. Part 2—Held by Judge Larremore.—Nos, road See, om erate ale; barley eave | 2103, 11, 760, 1689, 1051, 1718, 245, 1713, 1617, 1624, canals “Canal dreisiite scarce ship, | 1736, 1650, 653, 1740, 1741, at, io ‘corn, 14c. ; Hour ; Coons or Common ARAN eric by a ‘ing, 3; | Judge Daly. a. 3" 5 Pi whitey dunt | Marine Covns—TRIAL ‘hema Part 1—Held by ring er qrigel: Mi | Judge Spauiding.—Nos. 660, 682, 790, 466, 592, 036, i, a and i Mile doima | 2,704, 708, $24, 1480, 1082 TOR, 1084, Part 2— Zales fn small lots pn ee Se. high Hela b ‘Judge Curtis.—Nos. 68 543, 683, 693, Oats quiet; sales No. 2 Western iat Se; No. 2 Woledoy ai | 127 761, 1245, 1486, 781, wan, 165, ar, 780. Park Sie. ; balance unchang 0, NY. Nov. 162 Peta by Indge Jouchhinsen. Nos. 193, 166, 850, steady; , ealen of 1,700 Dhle ae efor No. LNpring, | S5!, 804, 864, 865, #60, 867, 908, 86%. 670, 671, 87 COURT OF GENERAL SEsstons—Held by Jndge goicramnber Wi 7afor white Winter, gid Bt fr Bedford.—Murder, James Lamb; robbery, Thomas inter, re Wheat quict; sales of 4,000 bushels white double extra. a Milwaukee Club Canada on private terms; two cars No. Murray; felonious assault and. battery, William at $1 83; two cars Sheboygan Club at $i 49. Corn dull; | Morton, William Daly; perjury, William Duggan; tales of 1,20) bushels at Cle. Barle car ane ec | forgery, Henry Coles; grand larceny, James Reilly, Quinte” gia 1 '07 a st = fay meal, $1 vy for ALR | $15 | Thomas Divine and Henry Wilson; receiving stolen for ate atten Menoeh ‘Millfeed unchanged; sho: ta $7; | goods, John Sweeney; conspiracy to incite to Jar- shipstufts, Pa middiings, $21 per ton. Canal tr Wheat 12c., barley 10 . to New | ceny, Me Heng and Lo Doo. York, to hold in : lumber $4.05 ison. Railroad freights ; = to Borton (ve fo New Me ror a aa Re EUROPE | by lake—74,000 bushels whea do. corn, . SORAND'A ORIZA PERF" barley, “au feet lumber. Shipin canai—2300) | J, LUGRAND'S ORIZA PERFUMES, bushels wheat, 86,000 do. barley, 1. 188,000 feet lumber, hi 4. Bina ae ave ant igh Flour quiet and unchanget eat active and higher, put the martet cloned at te No. 1 S8prin; Die No. 1 06, No. $do. at 98e.; rejected. al fis. See Mixed at S13;c. a 3 207 Rue St. Honore, 207, Paris. y for preservation ot beauty. YRIZA and ORIZA LYS, Distinguished Periumes of various bonqnets. fold by all Perfumers, Drugsists and Hairdressers foot daha an nies December: ‘rejected at | ‘AN, AMERIC AN, AND ENGLISH Digc, a 2c. ech Zat We. a Ie, , 2 —Americans i elive! ied, Isic. “Rye du ‘osinopolitan ts cording to date of Gnchauged; Now 2 at 08 Tee eee: « provisions Arm: Tens pork for new on Lady packed $12 bs byl January for December. TC, 8 TMC, mandy Ree Te, iB Oe, ted ments af ib midd) sod desiand: sales at == ’ | Duneeneraly held "yreights dull and lower: TELEGRAM TO-DAY. | c, Receipte—7,000 bhis, flour, 51,000 — | bushels wheat eine bushels g rn, 19,000 bushels cates THE LOSSES OF THE | arley.” Shinments. Prag sas einitiels itis. eae eae 118,000 “do. NEW YORK INSURANCE COMPA FULL AND LATEST PARTICULARS do oats, soon do. THE GREAT DISASTER. THE TRLEURAM TO-DAY. | Tiariey duit ‘ind lower: ro is for ‘ala ‘ga ‘or March, $12 624 Gree! ts Hand English drinks 0. corn, § MONEY TO LOAN O3 bs, 4 y N rooklyn ar ew je aly apply wo f. WOOD, Jr J pals only apply to SAMUE! room I sasdebbidtleud NKE WALL sT T owns y beat th naar facies to depositors as ‘incor: 5: 2 >! z Fs st ES ie é 33 =) =) = ‘ e y arated, ‘banks, ‘and allow interest on daily balances at | nue, core meracan 4 ue "1 it | Roc'and French, Clocks) Diamond, Gohl Jewelry, sol rae of feat Fe eee na special aan: | Sliver and finest Silver’ Plated Ware, choice selecwous, | Pc) ty at manuinctnrers’ prices. 1 paid to cholce § Stocks, B Bonds, &c., Ss" JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY, PORT HURON AND Bonds wanted. AILWAY COMPA md st Louis and Ht Joseph ‘Railroad dn wanted. Address fe, box 468 Post uftve. GEORETARY $ OFFICE, ERI [BAILWAY COMTAN iven that gre Transfer Books o: thls for investors. TTENTION.—ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON, MEDI- 4\ cal and business spiritualist (late Fourth avenue); consultations, 247 Kast Thirty-Arst stree MS, WELLINGTON'S PRISDIOTIO? She earns you how to succeed in busin ARE CERTAIN. obtain Notice is hereby - NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1872.-TRIPLE SHEET. Sem — ee ie a ek eee ee ge Ot BETWEEN New pay aa “Ani Pro ed Ye QALABRIA....Wod., Nov. 13) OUR. : RUSS! : Now. 30 Avani a. "Weds" Dos! * Nov, 2 fed, Deo. 1 Wo receive DEPOSITS and all nd allow interest om balances, | Ai Yast New York. cording to sccomm ii) curren ‘oturn th tickets on s ovoreale terms Hit ete. os Roig ao ‘pia Passage, at LiL Ne) and full-powered stea: ‘iN. Sailing from New on Saturd: on. Mhurtaays, cal ont oe rb etal wap: saeeen jaturda; i the White Star sotk. Pavonia ferry, combining safety, speed and stewardess accompan: can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $38 cur- China, a th NATONAL, LINE OF STEAMER, _ Ro DENMARK, Sumner. HOLLAND, Braj Prepaid stecrage tickets Londonderry, EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, UNARD LING THs BRITISCN AND Bonre AMBRICAN ROYAL Bees CALLING Sat, And overy following Wednestay: and “ated Pas from ausage.— Cabin, $20 $1 and old, to hats gig ‘old, rresicy. jtecrage, ‘kets from Liverpool and rent rates, heb bale iad at Lows Glasgow, pay A on the nGomtitent, and ry Mediterranean porte ply at the Company's of p . RANCKLYN, Agent. 7 HITE Lay) LINE, FOR /EENSTOWN Bio STATE CARRYING: THE UNITED tt,, yy. December 7, a lay, Decembor 14, at 4 , Sores} City, tions for ait classes unrivalled, i comfort. stateroom smokin log. room and bathrooms in idship section, whore te: motion is felt. Surgeons the steamer. Rates—Saloon, $80 in gold; steerage, Those wishing to send for friends nger accommod: Saloons, m in curronoy. in the old country ney. *Padsengers booked to or from all parts of America, Bamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, to ‘Dratte {com £1 upwards. For inspection of placa and ather information apply at ¢ company's office, 19 Broadway, New York. Bills of lading lasued to Continental ports J. HS PARK: Weekiy to Queenstown and Liverpool, fortnightly to 7 m London direct. TO Quiensnows AND LIVERPOOL, from plers 44 and 47 North River. it BIRAMSIYOR ARIE THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE, Cabin passage, $05 und $75, curreucy, ge, $388, currency, from Liverpool, Queenstown, D torta iaeow of London, a, curren Fo er information apply at tl FY Mice, Broadway. Bens uate arene sr RS 8 steerage a pur, HAMBURG-AMERI- ee OL Captain A. Bargnds, will sallon Thursday, November 14, tal First Cabin, 212, K The THURINGIA will sail November 2" The GERMANIA as extra steamer dircet November 16, st he splene toler on this favorite route for the tinent, Ct cet, from pier No. 4 North River as follows BT VILLE OE P. WASHINGTON, Roussan. American ear ere ‘The first class new and Nor Has very superior cabin accommodation: Ly at company’s offices, N aro appointed to sail as follows +— GITY OF Fatis. CITY OF BRISTC CITY OF LONDON and cach sueteetin 45 North River. old both transit ie English of crossing the Channel, expense, JAOHOR . LINE, »DONOVAN Ropea ATIONAL LINE.—THE beautiful stea ip CANADA salis3 o'clock Suiurday, ommodation, $28; cabin, and between Chambers and Warren ats, PACKET COMPANY'S ATIA, Broad: Ww: new iron mail steamshi from New Fork PA Routh, 1 lew York to Plymout ndon, rbourg and Habu ne a4 2 page con b "$2. payable in United Moho aig ICHARD "4 HOAS, “asieral Basagie Agents, 61 Broadway, N. ‘king passenge: UNHLARDT Sg Me jeneral Agent 6L eral Agen, N.Y. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. HE GENERAL TRANSATLANTI THAMSTIIES B COMPANY'S MAIL eTWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, MATIC... Saturday, Nov, 16 ARIS, Surin y Saturday, No turday, De PRICE OF BT, oy TN GOLD (ine TO BR T OR HAVRE, First cabin, $135" I cable, $75. Excursion tickets at reduced rates. ‘These steamers do not cal ecrage passe: ra goltts 10. or returning trom the Con- the steamers of this lino, h railway and the discomforts cee saving time, trouble and ENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway. nt of Europe, GEORGE MA MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. NEW YORK TO GENOA DIREC, CALLING AT GIBRALTAR, owerful iron screw steamer ‘OL will sail on or about Nov. 23, ‘or rates of passage HEN DENSON tall further information apply Green. ROTHERS, Agents, MAN LINE, For Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail steamers .Thursd: RATES OF ibe g. Gold. Payable in Currenc, Payable in Go! Ly y: $30 Passengers boo! Way, Sweden or Denm: Iy, ‘At noon, frot re Bg, rates on passages to Livery e 8% and $75; excursion tickets, steerage, $28. here by those wishing to send for their friends. Apply at the company’s offices, Thesteamsip BREMEN Plex, foot Third etre press passenger Meanie sail from New York every ‘A Saturday and alternate Wednesday, ked and forwarded to and from all ra! Stations in Great Britain, Ireland, Germany, Noi K and’ America'as safely, spe ny on omer route or line, tel '$ STEAMERS, Nov. 20 comorsan ane Sh py “Dec. ier 20 North River, Ne Cur- ool, Glasgow or Derry, Saturday's steame 120; intermediate, rtificates at lowest rates can be bought inesday’ in steamers, Cer to RSON BROTH NDE. RS, No. 7 Bowling \. LLOYD § AMSHIP COM ag nd or third 1 | stalments at OCOASTWISE STKA KA MSHIPS, er] IE: AB ‘LINE oF a at coe Ror pow rocerving tae et COR ‘ pia Boeri urday, November 16. ‘Through billy of lading given to Houston and to at pointer on ‘pe Balyoeten, loustom and Henderson, aad i. For treight oF Ba Damage, » apply to & CO., 155 Mi Or W. P. SLY DE F oo. 19 Wall street “ oueeloray Tp" FIARE Datta un vena ono Hew York and Mexican Mail steamship Line, lea ier No. 3 N direct to Havana mugedar,. Hew. a Sita iorth River at's P, M., SHR TATRA Phiili tH CHEE OF ea Bilis (Havana ouly) New YORK AND HAVANA, Now Line of Ste of Steamships, The splendid new ate Nok L ue i B00 Mons) and SOU TITER eh 09) i it we sailing from tora cariy'ia November, © Pore the, Meat Vessels are Unsurpassed tor strongth, apeedand accommodation: nt desired lations and offer to the public ait thats te be hould suielent ind. im call at C barleston, a. tor passengers searnay may Dates of palling, &e., in & (usure advertisoment, HEWLETT & TORRANGR, ena, rok NEw ORLEANS pInKeT. Pron RGHANTS: STRAMSIIIP LINE. rom plor No. S North River, wt 8 ote on Geta rt Botelock P. M. ay, vember 16, Freight received daily. : gt raies given for Mt. Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, “aniventon and Indianola. or freight or passage, having superi : tion, apply to i REDO Bal i Seat OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwell Sicamshtp Line. The steamship GSORGE WASHINGTON, Captain 8. Quick, will loave pier No. 9 North River on Sauurday, November 16, at S o'clock P.M. Freight received daily: Through rates tven lo Galveston, Indisnoia, Rockiork or Arangas W Brazos, Santings and St, Lois abla DASAKe, veraKe ‘or freight or passaye a 0 H. B. HGRONWEhL Pivot nteeee » 86 West atroct POk NEW ORLEANS DiRzCr. Southe: will loave pier 21 Fas lay, November IR Freight tor St. Louis, Mobile veaton taken. ‘or freight or passage, having superior accommo ly ti iL) ons, apply to, MALLORY & CO., 153 Malden lane. ANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPANY, “SAILING en wn Noe Thursday, at 3 o'clock P. M. pre- pier No, 4 North River, tain I. H. Morton (via Naa- ' «November I CUPY, Captain T. 5. Curtis......November 2b COLUMBI ai Captain C.D. Cottin (vik Nassau) November 3 For freight or passage apply, to W. DIMOCK, President, No. 5 Bowling Green. Jror NORFOL, K, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.— The Old Doninion Steamship, Company. sill de- See Snore River, their elegant sidewheel sto amship. NIAGARA, Read, com nder, ioe On polns and. Richmond, on Tuesday, November I2 at’ P OLD DOMINION Walker, {of Noriolk and Vortsmouth on Tuesday, November 12, at » giving through bills Inding ov all points, South and’ Southwart Throten passenger tlokets issued to all points, Accommodations all pply at pier 37, or at the general office, 187 orner Dey. h'stree TRAVE LLY Rv GUIDE RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT. — steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE, front h River, foot of Murray street, dally (Stindays P.M, ‘Tickets sold to principal pointy in White Mountains and Provincos. A. ’. BACON, Superiniendent | Ge! :RNOWS ISLAND FERRY.—THE NEW AND Ele T egant steam yacht GOVERNOR'S ISLAND leaves Custom Houge pier daily (Sundays included) every hour for Governor's Island ; last trip linmediately after parade. TISIT SOMERVILLE'S ART GALLERY, Free Exhibition Day and Night, My ‘artic culors see Aaction Head. exce Sows th ‘HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., W. ANTED. » In this City and Brookiyn, fED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, nished Room, without board, in or neat say att or Fiity-sixth street, between Broadway and Ninth ave- une, Address, sti N. P., Herald Uptown Brauch office, 1,2 ¥v TANTED—BY TWO SINGLE }ENTLEMEN, TWO Rooms adjoining, or two large Hall Rooms, om oor, between Fourteenth and Thirtictls ddreas at once, with terms, A. C., Herald office. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, THRER or four Rooms up town for housekeeping’; good lo- ‘first or second floor, with gas and water; not over diress W. F., box 19 Herald office. NTED—TO RENT FROM A LADY LIVING Alone, @ comfortable Room for a nurse and child, in thy situation uptown. Cots, with particu: oy between ‘Tenth tad RS RSS maces sixth ‘and Lexington avenues; best of security given. Adidresty at once, MERCHANT, box 8,006 Post offe, \Gevitlaire 2 THREE ERICANS, TWO oR ree unfurnished Rooms for lignt housekeeping; @ y © $17. WS ood, he y having more rooms than they require can meet family with a desirable tenant for the Winter. Herald Uptown Branch offic Address F. Bu MAGNIFICENT (LATEST sTY} LE) CRIMSON ‘SATIN Parlor Suit, nearly new cont $450, for $200; one do., nd Beira 75 and $45; Planotorte, ronzes, Bedsteads, Bui Paintl Brot us, Wash- Hives Paining Turkish Sofas, Lounges, Chairs, Buffet Extension Table, at half cost tt ‘call this das 13 Weat (Clinton place), between Fit ily leaving el use to let. RARE ; CHANCE, FOR CASH, TAT PRIVATE RESI- dence, 124 West Twenty-sixt street.—Parlor Suits Rep sults 40, Bedroom Suits $25, Brussels Carpets yard, fa 300 ots ehieap. LARGE, ASSORTMENT, OF ©. ARPETS, a reeeteciae t_ lowest © rices on week! u ae eR OFARRELI'S “warehouse 200" Eighth ie, , corner Twentieth street. LINING £ ave HOUSEKEE A PRIVATE, FAMILY suit purchasers, 2 magnificent | n lots to suit p Parton Batty, 11 pieces: cont 9b for $175; 4 Rep Sults, janotorte, cost $750, for $275; Bedrooin Suits in rose- at; Bookcase, Mirrors, 6) yards Carpe iver and Chine Ware; private residence ‘petween 6th and 7th avs B, R, MARTIN. T BENDALLS OLD STAND—FURNITURE Southampton and Bremen. N. Captain W. Lautowigs, will ember 13, at 2 Bremen | Hoboken.’ To be tollowed by | Steamship RHEIN,’ Captain T. ©, Meyer, on Saturday, | gail on Wednesday, November 16, | Rates of Passage to London, Havre and Bremen, ayable in gold, or its equivalent yaks currence, For freight or passage GB ie 00. Agente No. 2 Bow el 2 Green, We wi A Company will be closed atits General, Ofhas ont | Wealth, peciaim drunken gna uniaithsul husbands, and Gay of November, 57H and remain clo vec Tet day information desired. Residence 1U2 West transfers at the office of Immean, Sherman & veuth atrect, near Sixth avenue nied Transier Agcin(s of ‘ees ROFESSON LISiRR, ASTROLOGER, AS BE- Board, { KE moved trom Texington avenue to 918 Broadway. {UBS ART GALLERY, ROPESSOR MAURIS, WONDERFUL ASTROLOGIST sii SOMERVILLE: At Day and Night eveals all affairs of life, love, business, speedy mar | Fiages, likeness, &e, 03 East Ninth'strect | Particulars see Auction Hea L Ale this ‘ine le: Norfol terior duty paid or in bond, and Germany at lowest rates. paler WILLMA rt, ets Isatied at Noro ate South street, New York. ACIPIC. P CALIFORNIA, touchins ‘of November % ber 16, 1872, tor Japan and China. freight and all farther int office on the pier, foot of Canal streer |} ED BALL LINE oF, iiss AMOUAt of Fargo, TH : SPL ENDID ~ STEAMERS oF ! . Cabin steerage accommodations unsir- | orto: ayckets suid toil tallway. stations. Sowh and ‘est. Freight at lowest rates, Goods forwarded to in- | WILLIAM LAMB, General Agent, Norfolk, Va. 8. | | | C gal oid: steerage, $40, curren: at att id tigkets, $8 $5, ee ; Passengers booked to and’ from Paris, Hamburg, vay and Sweden, &¢. Draftson pretand, Hingland, Fy ENO: 10%, 20 Broxwas. | TLLIAMS & TyNireD STATES PASSPORT BURE is of (he Department of State Ub United states Court Hous c. men Sniber re street. STEAMSHIILPS, COAST WISE 5 MATL STEAMSIIE C COMPANY'S LINE TO oe CHINA, SHNGERS AND RR¥ING MAILS, PA: oe FREIGHT, ‘Oo MA, SANTA MA’ DOAST OF We Rate 0, PINWALL, PANA GREY. | ASPEN TOW SAN siRIC CEN TRALS ANERICA, PERU | Steamers leave 10th, Soth and 36th each month, excepe when those dates fall on Sunday, pai the day OUs. November 12,—Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain | ALG. Gray, iit leave, pier 42 North itiver at 12 o crock noon, for Asvi direct, connecting at Panana with steamer #AU! AMEN TO, Captain, Farnsworth, touch- ing at ee Manzanillo, Mazatlan, San rene end San Pedro. and also connecting for all Central American and South Pacific porta, Departures of Wth and 20th each month connect with the Company's sean a at San Benito, Tonata, Satina Crazand ngel. Freight for ali way ports received until 4 P.M. ‘An extra steamer will leave i mation apply at Company's R.. BABY, Agent. SPECIAL Sone —Postponement ‘ot sailing day. Steamer HENRY AUNCEY wut a for Aspinwisl at noon, Tu Rovemper iz . R. BABY, Agent. STREAMERS. K TO Ay CALLING Ay ST, THOMAS A: BADOS TO LAND Marrs aN ha These first-class fUlkpowered iron steamers «re In tended to sail from atlantic docks, Brovkiyn, as fol lows: MANDINGO, 1,800 tows, Nov. 15 and Dee. a Mr cliowed iy OS and GUNGA, | and every three weeks thereatic | _ These steamers are specially adapted to itopieal ser. | vice, have large stater bathrooms and superior ven. | tiiatlon and th ly first’ class passengers. A limites ill be t NSTED 4 € GARTITORN 70 South ste 7 cane A For freight or passage Wot owre SONS, Aaénts, 7) Soutlustregk Nuw York, . Owners New 4 Hon: Ke Liverpool every alternate Tuesday for | - AA pets und Bedding, cheap for eash, or b inonthiy payments. CANNON, and 211 Hudson treet, corner of MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, MARIE A Antoinette style, ¢ me iene reps, c nizes, Btager her, dining Furniture a sacrifice i § West 16th st., near bt 4 Pianoforte,. 1 Silverware, toxewood, walnut cham perty of family leav- Furniture, Reds, Bedding. Payments iten. by the week or month. ‘Terms easy. KELLY & Cv,, id Bixth cth aventte. — HOLD FURNITURE OP EVERY DESCRIP- n for sale, at CRISTALER'S, 766 Broadway, be- Jow Ninth stre prices lower than any other house in the business, "The usual assortment of jass new and second hand Furniture ean be found; also Bronze Clocks, Min Curtains, Carpets, cheape store in roadway in 700, Gall this Wcek and cxamine, THIRD AVENU 4 hand Farniture, is now open to ‘dexeripuon of modern and antique OR Ww KEKLY “PAYME 'TS—CARPETS, Bedding, ONTHLY Furniwre, N 85 hint avenpe, wer than any other House iu BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING AND to dispose of their Furniture for (wo or three hear of # prompt purchaser by addressing t PAYMENTS TAKEN FoR B. u. COW. suits ing areat BILLLA OS. MERICAN BILLIARD TABLES, & Collender Combination Ousie the inventor amd. essor to Phelan & Al: woes ANDAR 4 Tons, me patent Colender » COLLENDER, xt Ua Hrondway, New York. CLOTHING. | AVE! 8 price paid ‘arpets, Purnitire, TM MAKES oa SEVENTH | - Twentyseventh strect.—The Wi jadies’ and gents’ Castoff Clothing, ) de, Lad Me \ wo by Mrs Mann i} in il six rh be obtained tor ¢ | 1a large order for the Western market; We Will posi~ Fart are Oras oto Side, Coats, 3 tO $13) ants, jlace: | ase call oa or address Mr. or Mrs. mea ixth aventte, third store above W ; th i RRS WEL LKNOWN ESTABLISU- vegth avenue, near Nineteenth street, value paid for Cast O@ © re ae, on or addressing, Mr. or Mrs ‘. BR, BETW BEN THIRTY. | the ut by-eall 426 SEVANTH AVE LAT ata and Thirty-fourth streets, M. COMN pays the full value. sor \adies’ and gen us Wearing Appare:, pets, Furuivure, Bedding, Ladies waited on by | Mrs. Coline | e. TURD AVENUE—LADIES AND | MISES, 3 ) At ceive the highest price for Castort Tot ailing or addressing, Lasies waited an éi : T J. ANHALTS, 178 SEVENTH AVENUE, LADIDS AL cha ‘entlenten! Will be. surprised at dhe prices pai | mM cash for Cy Clothing. Carnets, Jeweiry $ Couls, $3 to $25; Pan’ Htor address by post Mr. and you will ve dealt with to yours | taction. | a3! | than any dealer tor cas \ call on ov address Me. or Mire NATHAN n y STREET. NEAR re uv URTH ‘more SIX 1 HAVENT RB, Ong establishment is bound fo pay per off Clothing, Carpet