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ment against John McCarty, charged with stealing silk dregs on the 31st of December, valued at $300, property of Mary E. Hutton, He pleaded guilty an attempt at grand iarceny, and was sent to he State Prison for two years and six months. Edward Carey, William Murtha and Charles pleaded guilty toan attempt at burglary fm the third degree, the allegation being that on the night of the 19th December they broke into the Biquor store of Catherine Mulverhill, 240 Mott street. Carey and Murtha were each sent to the State Prisom for two years, Murray, being only seventeen years of age, was sent to the Peniten- alary for two years, Benjamin F. Clarke, who was indicted for forging | @ check upon the Grocers’ Bauk for $1,500 on De- ‘cember 19, purporting to be signed by A. Levy ie the fourt deere” Rea pr Sa a Al the City Nudge sent him to tue State Prison for two years, Annie Jonson (a young colored girl) was tried “for stealing a silk dress and other wearing ap- fra arel on the zd of December, from Annie Lucas, ‘a8 convicted o| petty larceny and sent to the ‘Penitentiary for 8ix month: rout hee Riley was tried n a charge of larceny ‘ou the person, James Murtha testifying that as ie was passing through Wooster strect on the night sof the 22d of Decemb=r, the prisoner, Who had two jconrpanions, snatched his silver watch and ran wy. He Was pursued and an officer arrested thim’a short distance irom tue spot, it was shown jthat the complainant's vision was defective and ithe night was dark, and that a detective traced the sseS810N Of the Wutch to a young man Damed don, Riley proved that he was a hard work- ene young man, and Was never urrested previously, he jury were uvaile to azree upon the verdict “Bnd were disciarged from the turther considera. jon of the case. Mr. hintzing advised ile lead guilty to petty larceny, and in view 0! ie revious good character that plea was accepted. e sentence Was SiX Months iunprisoument in the nitentiary, James McGuire, charged with stealing a set of arness Valued at $50, ou the 24th oi December, the roperty of Din.ee & Deuholme, pleaded «guilty to Mm attempt at grand iarccny. ‘Ihe property was ecovered. His Honor sent dictuire to the State Prison for two years and six montis. Carl Bimbier was placed at the bar charged with tealing $125 and a watch from Louis Kack on the 4th ins'., in Greenwicii street. Alter the evidence f the complainant was taken, the Court adjourned it a late hour, the oflicer who arrested the prisoner ot boing present. ‘The case will be dnished this jorning. TOMBS POLICE COURT. ‘crest of Mrs, Alicla FI Flynn, Supposed to { Be Comcerned in an Old Bond Rob- bery—An Assistant Alderman Brought Before the Bar of Justice, Charged With a Brutal Assault. : Before Justice Scott. * The most important case brought ap yesterday ras that of Charles Bell, complainant, against Mrs jAlicia Flynn. | Itseems that on April 12, 1870, the firm cf Dabney, organ & Co., of which Mr. Bell is a member, was bbed of sixty-two $1,000 bonds of thé Kansas and fic Railroad Company. A short time subse- juently & man named Cliff Thomas was arrested lor the robbery, convicted and sentenced to a of five, ite in the State Prison at Sing ing. 71 h the efforts of detectives all but 6,000 wort. ests bonds were recovered. (0 Getectives Elder and icDougall became possessed o! information which led them to suspect Mrs, Flynn of having in her ssession the missing bonds. Yesterday morning irs. Flynn offered these bends for sale in a lager wer saloon to @ man Whose name for obvious rea- ons is withleid, Word was sent to the detectives Mrs. Flynn was arrested. besides the bonds tempted to be sold there were found in her pos- ssion five other bonds, of the Brooklyn, Fort lamilton and Coney Island Railroad, which are igo supposed to have been stolen. Mrs, Flynn, on being fren stated that she the widow o! one Ca tain John Flynn, erst- hile known as a tone broker;”’ knew othing of the value of the securities nor whence 3 came. Justice Scott comunitted her tempo- farily for examination. Arrest of an Assistant Alderman. Jeremiah Murphy, late elected as an Assistant iderman frem the Second district, signalized his ion to his new dignity by a brutal and un- rovoked assault on Mr, Michael J. Kelly, Clerk of late Board of Assistants. The affray took piace phe committee room of the Academ:; usic 16 occasion of the ball of the M. T. Brennan letazie! and, as shown by tue aMdavit of ‘Mr. Kelly, ‘as utterly wanton and without excuse or paili: ion. Justice Scott promptly held the brutal as- figiae in $300 bail to answer, the defendant elect- to be tried at the General Sessions, where, it is hoped, he will meet with effective punish- nent. \ HARLEM POLICE COURT. ti Before Judge McQuade. y Yestefday busy day in the Harlem Police yurt, and it was long aiter nightfall when Judge icQuade disposed of the offenders brought beiore Robbery and Aggravated Assault. On Monday night a young ruMan, named Dennis lurphy, with three companions, entered the aloon of Henry Niebuhr, situated on the Boule- ard, between Eighty-fourth and Eighty-fifth itreets, and aiter having drinks refused to pay for hem. They then picked a@ quarrel with the bar- eeper, George Braun, whom they dragged trom ind the bar into a back room. While the other embers of the gang held the barkeeper, Mur- it is charged, robbed the till of all he money it contained and at the same ime took @ revolver and a quantity of cigars. raun made an outcry and endeavored to regain ossession of the stolen property from Murphy. le was repulsed and brutally beaten by Murph: luring the struggle. The thieves then fled witi heir booty. Murphy was yesterday arrested and aken betore Judge McQuade, who committed him for examination on the charge of robbery. The arkeeper 80 badly used made a charge of felonious it against the prisoner, which he will also ave to answer. Murphy's confederates have not et been arrested, An Alleged Burgiar Arrested. OMicer Dwyer, of the Twellth precinct, brought Court Robert Young, aged nineteen, who tg ac- jased of complicity in the recent burglary on the remises of Kobert C. Campbell, a: 130th street and ‘nird avenue, Committed for examination. =< Notorious Ruffian Again in Trouble. Edward Bolger, one of the gang of desperadoes 0 infest the Twellth ward, was arraigned by Mcer Clark, of the T'welfth precinct, charged with ing vile and threatening language toward him hile in the performance of his duty. He was mmitted in default o1 $500 bail to keep the peace for six months. Bolger is the same individual who as shot Wy) OMcer Shea, of the Twelfth precinct, in August last. He has recently returned froma journ of four months in the Penitentiary, A Vagrant’s Extraordinary Feat. Thomas Williams, alias John McCarthy, a slightly mented vagrant, ‘who was some time ago com- nitted to the Workhouse and from thence detatled duty at the In.ants’ Hospital on Randall's island, escaped from that institution on Sun- ng night by swimming across the river. the time he accomplished this extra- ralnaey feat the weather was intensely id and the river was filled with floating . He was over half an hour in making the trip, id yet when re-arrested yesterday he was as und as @ dollar and as “happy as a big sun- lower."’ fie told the magistrate along, rambling, tory of the immense wealth his family possessed, nd asserted that the Geneva Conference had warded him $2,000,000, Judge McQuade was of the inion that the poor tcllow had earned his liberty, ut as he had no means of support, despite the intold millions he had to lis bank account, he was femanded to the Workhouse, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SurremMs Court—Cincvlr—TriaL TERM—Part 1— oy by Judge Fancher.—Nos. 1281, 483, 669, 913, agus Hl, 702, (700,85, 05, ‘877, 881, 807, 899, 901, 002. ' Part. 2—Held by ce" a runt.—Nos. 28, 530%, 644, 1822, m4 2 054, 6 662, 672, 928, 054, 842, B44, 846, } ee 856, 858, 663, bi CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TeRM—Part 1— “ig! by Judge Robinson.—Nos. 1695, 1s, 2790, nay, 59, 1366, 1247, 1854, 1308, 1685, 512, (649, 612, 613, pt 68, 1508, 1051, 1156, 374, 2495, ee 763, 606, 2807, 1092, 1644, 511, 3044, 70, 50, 1709, Surgri0r Covrt—TriaL TERM—Part 1—Held by ndge Uurtis.—Same calendar as last ge . Part fia She Judge Freedman.—Nos. 1458, 1. 2026, 512, 1596, 1140, Soh, $70, 1572, 1574, 1482, 1940, 1518, 1605, 1552, ‘SUPREME CouRT—CHAMBERs—Held by Judge wo eae B1, 36, 37, 63, 73, 74, 75, 98, 100, 123, 125, CovnT—GeNnrraL TERM—Held by Ingraham, Brady and Leonard.—Nos. a on Pty a 183, 185, 268, 188, =~ 191, i 19h, 196, 18, 109, 200, 177, 180, 181, 184, 203, ante Court—TRiAL TerM—Part 1—Held by Bua 08. 1266 1208, 10745 1180, 1184, (1196, 1: 260, 1272, 1930, "1936, ' 1906," 1308, 1810, Part re rt by itp Gross,—Nos. 1637, 535, 1201, 1105, 1103, 27, 733, 826, 1083, 1227, 1243, 1247, 515, 1365, 1415, 1819, 1935, ' Part 3—Held by Judge oachimsen.—Nos, 264, 941, 1004, 1682, 1687, 1648, (2689, 1690, 1691, 1696, Tov, ov, 1400, 1702, 1703, 1704, COURT OF APPEALS CH CALENDAR. Avuany LBANY, N, Y., Jan, 21, 1873. 4 The following is the Vourt of Appeals day calen- Mar (or January 22:—Nos, 2, 3, 6, 6, 10, Ld 16, 108 Surznion NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Money Alternately Harder and Easier. CONGRESS SANCTIONS THE SYNDICATE, The Secretary of the Treasury Given Leave to Proceed with Refunding Upon the Old Plan, A FURTHER ADVANCE IN GOLD. The Market Disregards the Syndicate Re- vival and Recovery in Lon- don Quotations. A RISE OF TW9 PER CENT IN ERIE. Advance in Lake Shore anf Rock Island and Decline in Pacific Mail and Western Union. Government Bonds Strong—Southern securities Lower—Railroad Bonds Firm—Earn- ings of the Erie Railway. WALL STREET, } Tusspay, Jan. 21—6 B. M. On 'Change to-day cotton was in better demand, and steady for Jots on the “spot,” while “futures” were the turn in sellers’ favor. Flour continued active and very drm. Wheat and corn were im better demand and irmer. THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. ‘The total exports of domestic merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending January 21, 1873, were to the currency value of $4,580,333, THE FOREIGN MARKET. _ oa The London quotations have been higher and firm throughout the day, with a recovery in consols Ol all that was lost yeaterday, a fact confirmatory of cable despatches that the relations of England and Russia are entirely harmonious ag to the Khivan question instead of be unfriendly. There was a further advance in the United States five per cents, steadiness in the 67's and & recovery in the 65's. Erie shares were active and rose to 50, equivalent to 62% in our currency. CONGRESS AND THE SYNDICATES. Washington advices state that the Ways and Means Committee announced to the Secretary of the ‘Lreasury that they had no suggestions to make as to the negotiation of the new loan, wherefore the inference was taken that they had no objection to his proceeding with the refunding of the debt through the agency already employed. It was sub- sequently reported that Mr. Boutwell had accepted the offer of the Jay Cooke Syndicate, ana still later that he had decided to divide the $300,000,000 of five per cents evenly between the Jay Cooke and the Mortdn-Bliss Syndicates. MONEY UNSETTLED, The money market was moderately active during the greater part ofthe day, and gradually hardened until, in the vicinity of half-past two o'clock, bor- Towers on stock collaterals paid 7 per cent gold and occasionally 1-64 in addition to 7 per cent cur- rency. Before the close of dealings on the side- walk the rate fell off again to 6a7 per cent, and some nominal transactions were reported at 5a3 percent. Among the government dealers the rate Was steady at6a7per cent throughout the day. Mercantile paper was easier and quoted 7a 10 per cent discount for prime names. Foreign exchange was firm and quotations unaitered: GOLD STRONG—113% A 113%. + The gold market opened weak upon the denial of the reports of @ misunderstanding between the governments of Great Britain and Russia, and the price fell off to 11344. Here the market took a fresh start, under what appeared very much like clique manipulation, and advanced to 113%, but under- went a relapse to 113), as soon as the news was received that Mr. Boutwell had been given carte dlancne to go ahead with the further negotiation of the new loan through the agency of the Syndicate. Toward the close the market reacted to 113% and wound up strong on the announcement that the steamer of to-morrow would take a SPECIE SHIPMENT of $150,000 gold. A portion of the afternoon was occupied by a special session of the Board, at which the Executive Committee thereof resigned in a body. It seems that since the retirement of Mr. Hoyt, the Vice President, a number of the members have inaugurated a movement to succeed him with @ non-salaried oMicer, and intended placing Mr. W. B. Bend in nomination for the position on this plat- form. This action was regard as intringing upon the dignity of the Executive Committee, who intended nominating Mr. T. F. B. Parker, of their own num- ber, for the vacant Vice Presidency, and hence the unanimous tender of their resignations, which were accepted, This matter has added fresh fuel to the already excited agitation in the Board over the question of rescinding the privileges of powers ofattorney. The course of the market is shown in the table :— GOLD FLUCTUATIONS, &C. teeeeee age 10 A, M. In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 2 to 5 percent for carrying. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows :— Gold cleared Geld balanc 1,273,664 Currency balances 1,466,511 The Sub-Treasury paid out $185,000 on account of interest and $5,400 on account of redeemed five- twenties, $65,201,000 THE RAILROAD BONDS, ‘The railroad bonds were less active, but firm and higher. Union Pacific firsts closed at 87, and the land grants and incomes at 78%; Central Pacific firsts advanced to 99%. Erie fifths sold at 9434 and St. Paul eight per cent firets at 109, Boston, Hart- ford and Erles were exceptionally lower. The fol- lowing were the bills at the call as amended py prices in subsequent miscellaneous dealings :— New York Cen 6's, 1883, 9216 De! kk & We New York Cen 6's, 1887. 91 ‘gs Det tack a West2d'un % New York Cen@'s.re.. 87 Del, Lack & W baa — ad Rew York Cen 64, ub: #7 Tol 4 Wab ism, ex, New Yor 876,108, Tot W Asem. 4 New York Gen Peg Tol & Wai Pe ait diy, Ee Erie 1st m, exiehied, Erie7's, 2d ae OOCORMOP DS sans Dei But Lak Lal Lal ce on Pacifie 1g 7" Union Pacitie ine 1 SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER, The Southern State bonds were ,more active at declining prices, the Tennessees receding to 79M, new South Qaroings to 22% gud Virginia ‘\anctioned by the Committee of Ways and consols to 654. Missouri sixes were exception- ally steady and firm. The following were the closing quotations:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 79 ® 80; do. new, 79 @ 80; Virginia, ex coupon, 45 @ 50; do., registered stock, old, 37 a 42; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 55% 055%; do. sixes, deferred scrip, 15 8 16; Georgia sixes, 70 a 80; do, sevens, 89 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, 33 a33%¢ ; do., to North Carolina Railroad, 58 a 60; do., fund- ing, 1866, 25 0°28; do., do., 1868, 24 a 26; do., new, 17 a 21; do,, special tax, 8 211; Missouri sixes, 92% @ 93%; d0., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90 a 91; Louisiana sixes, 60 a 55; do., new, 45 a 50; do., levee sixes, 50258; do, do, eights, 50 a 65; do. do. eights, 1875, 60 a 75; Alabama fives, 67 @ 62; do. eights, 85 a 88; South Caroiina sixes, 40 a 50; do., new, January and July, 2234 a 23%; do. do., April and October, 24 a 26; Arkansas sixes, funded, 35 a 46, NEW YORK CITY STOCK. Proposals for $2,600,000 city improvement stock, authorized by the Laws of 1869, will be received at the Comptroller's oMce up to Tuesday next, Jan- wary 28, The stock will bear interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, , and the principat will be reduced November 1, 1892, Capitalists and others seeking a desirable invest- ment are here presented with an opportunity of getting one, GO@ERNMENTS STRONG. The government list was strong and higher for the gold bearing issues, and a trifle lower for the currency issues, the former being quite active and the market presenting unusual animation, partic- ularly after it was known that the Syndicate had been Virtually given leave to proceed with the ne- gotiation of the new fives, The last mentioned advanced to 113%—equivalent, ex coupon, to 1124%—or 1% per cent below the par of gold, a margin of difference which must be closed up be- fore the Syndicate can hope for success in proceed- ing to negotiate the remainder of the new fives, unless they rely upon what they may make out of the commission of 1% per cent which was granted them in THE ORIGINAL AGREEMENT with the Secretary of the Treasury, and is now Means, ‘he following were the closing prices :— United States currency sixes, 113% a 114; do. do., 1881, registered, 115% a 116; do. do., coupon, N17 a 117%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1144 a 11434; do. do. 1862, coupon, do., 114% @ 114%; do. do, 1864, do. do., 11449 a 114%; do. do., 1865, do. do., 11634 a 116%; do. do, .1867, registered, January and July, 1147 @ 116.45 ge, do., 1865, coupon, do., 11433 & 11455; do. do., Tov, MB. ivy 115% a 115%; do. do., 1863, do. do., 115% a bie * do, ten- forties, registered, 112% a 113; do. do., coupon, 113 a 113%; do. fives of 50 Hanover Ba Bank.. bad 10 Metropolitan Bank a 6 Comm ex ba aahe cag cee! aS 1090, cate GRE. Ne ¢ en 3 eg 1230 ¢ 5S0Oshs Erie RR.. 160 do. P. M.—Befo.e Call. 6256 623 $1000 Un Pac It m. $10900 Tenn 6's, old. 5000 Un Pac Ist 1000 Un Pac: 1000 Un Pac 10's, inc. 1000 di 73h Jo at & SEP Bs stm 109 & brio Ist... 4g aboahs Canton ¢ 104g 100 Con Coat 4554 20 Marylond doo New Cen Coat 30 Mar Ld & Mg 100 Mar Lek MM pe 1881, Registered, 111% & 112%; ge ge 0cy Souper| 113 3g 8 1135. ed oe ERIE RAILWAY RAuNINGS. . ty, The foudwing is the latest return of the earu- ings of the’ Exic Railway :— 1873, 1872, ven Days. Seven Days. For week ending Inn uary the $345,590 ‘Seer, 124 Previously reporbedae++++eee.. 3,195,891 3,385,903 ‘Total earnings since Nov... $3,541,481 $3,743,027 Increase per week......--- i ae ae SAUDER amereaag jor two months and tyvo weeks, to date .... 201,546 STOCKS DULL AND IRRBOULAR. ‘The stock market, while dull and irregular in its general details, was stronger in many of its lead- ing features and at times essuyed an effort at ac- tivity and buoyancy. Thus a fairly animated busi- ness was done in Erie, Lake Shore, New York Cen- tral and Rock Island at frm prices, Erie undergoing arise to 63% in sympathy, firs, with the tenor of the London quotations and in consequence, later, of surmises that the special committee to whom had been referred the question of the dividend on the preferred stock had agreed to declare one, and of reports that the agents of the company in Lon- don had succeeded in satisfactorily negotiating the 4 {| recently authorized LOAN OF TEN MILLIONS. Should this last mentioned matter prove true, the success of the negotiation speaks volumes for the estimation in which the present Erie managers are held in England. An advance in Lake Shore to 9334 testified a recurring faith in the ability of the company to keep up the payment of dividends, and a rise in Rock Island to 112 is a remarkable sequence to the recent creation of six millions of new capital. New York Central was steady at pretty nearly the highest of its lately achieved im- provement, and St, Paul in better demiand at a rally to 533g. On the other hand there was a fresh pressure to sell Western Union on the UNEQUIVOCAL DENIAL by Commodore Vanderbilt of his alleged com- plicity inthe “bull? movement therein, while a lower range of quotations for Pacific Mail and Wabash attested the existence of a bearish senti- ment, the latter stock experiencing a natural re- action under the wider Knowledge and less fa- vorable interpretation of the action of the com- pany in issuing the new mortgage loan of five mil- ons, The coal railways were lower under the op- position threatened by the Coal trade to the com- binations nearer the mines. Otherwise the char- acteristics of the market are summed up briefly in the designatiuns—steadiness and dulness, the re- ported success of the new Syndicate movement producing much less enthusiasm than might have been anticipated. However, tis last influence is one which may develop into one of exceeding importance beiore “the Spring rise’ has buried the débris of “the January thaw.” HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The fellowing table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principai stocks during the day :- Highest. Lowest. pis York Central a uly er «s 3 St. Paul preferred. Ohio and Mississippi. bat 62 aun +) Western Union Telegraph. Pacific Mail. In Philadelphia Reading clined to 11434. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Jan 21—10:15 A. M. $10000 US 6's, "81, ¢ {4 ed $77000 US 5-20, c, °67. 30000 do. 3 117: 50000, do. was weak, and de- 10 A. M.=—Betore . we Oaks Erie RR as Er eeassaessae 3 Be: Se 2 See + Seek sitzgiaaia Ssce8eee 3 mee = i = 2253 ge52 Sexe: weal 5 =; ee ec 3000 0 Pacts led. ow) Un rack ne. #100 West Un Te! 200 do. buyers at when sellers were numerous th: for Ja nite ioe or Feoruary, ue. for Maren, pril, for May, °% sl ‘The sales sum up’ as Total a oo, Included’ inthe shows’ are faiure delivery (basis + Ue. paid 0. exch ange 10) February babe Grand tot! ports closed as (ollows:—To : ‘To Bremen, by, ool, by steam, 5-16. receipts ete pore sum Oy) bal: Ww Orleans, 9271 ton, 95 Boston, 21, This day Mast, ear, 16, 4. Wi Ordinary .. Good ordina’ y, Strict good ordin: Tow middling. Middling, Good M di —The quota grade quoted, 12,200 bushel: cort 8 were about 18,500 Dhis, tela State, part thst evening, ae 0, Gorn meat continue No. d state 52c., pat 2 he for old do., in . for inferior to 2 a Sle. for new eek food demand, with sei Wes within “the range ‘Or sae. 8 %e. fo? State 0000 US 6's, ur 200 shs West Un 4 50) 0. ayn ve Citi i": & St Paul aw kK 2008, HAE RR, 1000 do. 60) U Paeifle RK. 300 brie KR... CLOSING PRICES—4 O'CLOCK P. M. Western Union. 883% a 88% Union Pacific. °6% a 303 Quicksily ¢8 444) Northwest’n pt 83 Rew Marip 2% NICentral... Adams bx Wells-Fa: Am Mer Unk Us Paci Y Central, ne 6 Thy COMMERCIAL REPORT. sa a ag : Cotton in Demand and Firm; Receipts at the Ports, 21,682 Bales—Flour Active and Firmer—Wheat and Corn Firmer— Oats Firmer=—Pork Dull—Lard Active and Firm—Groceries Quiet—Petroleam Quiet—Naval Stores Steady—East India Goods Quict—Metals Quiet but Firm-- Wool Quiet but Firm—Whiskey Steady, TUESDAY, Jan. 21—6 P. M. There was a still freer movement in trade circles to-day,superinduced in part by the material advance in the gold premium within the day or two past, and the merchandise markets were characterized by increased firmness in nearly every department. There have been more speculative ventures within the past few days than for a long time previously, though the sales are mainly to meet legitimate re- quirements. There was a free export movement, and much more active inquiry for vessels for charter asa direct and natural consequence of it; but the movement was restricted by the scarcity of vessels and the high rates demanded for them. Still busi- ness for shipment is satisfactory and increasing in volume from day to day. Cotton remained compar- atively quiet at unchanged figures, At the Produce Exchange there was more tone to the markets gen- erally, the greater buoyancy in breadstu/ls being still the chief feature, Flour was active and in some cases higher. Wheat was wanted at the full prices of yesterday, while buyers in- sisted upon and in some cases received an advance, the market closing strong under a mode- rate export demand. Corn was fairly active and rather firmer. Oats were in good request, and considerable sales were effected at fail prices. The movement in provisions was sluggish except in lard, which sold freely at yesterday's prices, reight room by vessels on the berth was sought after to only a moderate extent, and rates remained without essential change, ‘The chartering business was brisk at full rates. Petro- Jeum remained dull, but a little firmer feeling was mani- fested. Naval stores were about steady under a better demand. East India goods were quiet. Metals were quiet, but firm, Wool, although quiet, exhibited consd- erable firmness. Asuns.—Recelpts for the past three days, 57 packages. The market has exhibited no change, remaining quiet but steady for pots and entirely nominal for pearls, We quote Pots, $8 50. Bupa MAT#RIALS.~Bricks attract some attention, but in the aggregate business is light, although we notice nochange in prices, Lime sold in # small way, and was steady, at $1 90 for Rockland common and $175 for do. lump. Cement was quiet and steady, at $1 60 per bbl. [ for Rosendale” Laths were in light supply and in mode- rately fair demand; quoted at $2 35 $2 45 for Eastern ruce, Canpies.—There has been @ moderately fair demand for adamantine during the past three da; some call for paraffine, which were scarce. Prices remained un- changed and as follows:—Sperm, 30c. a 3lc, ; patent do., 40c. a 2c. ; paraffine, 30c, a 3lc.; stearic, 28. a 29c., and adamantine, 2c, a Zlc, Corresx.—The market continued quiet for all descrip. tions, but holders evinced considerable firmness and de- manded fall current prices. Messrs. William Scott & Sons report the stock of wel the United arse Ly date, as follows :~Galvesto f Serenneh, Hampton Roads, 3,600; 18,72 ew York! wot 02, rdinary cargoes, +,g000 cargoes, a dhes extre 93 pie fe for h credit, fe ny 1c. wale. Aracalbo, 1054 i8ige. wie Laguay: Jamaica lehse, w ITs Be t. Domingo, | ‘Me! 5 Ly iy ; Ie. 8 tage. ee oar oy bt Angostura, 16gc. & iracoa, lic. a The market for spot cotton w: mo e demand, Futures ruled fir one y time showing an advance ot abs baurare! wugul Was Wot viedy “with @ the rates at tM 4 ae ft "6,8 Mo. er pons eee Phan zens aura. — With Patos fvo been rather more doing in Sed way day; still the market could by no means bé called aorta, ‘Thore was an active demand for vessels tor charter, and 2,000 boxc#do. at can sail, Bristol, by sail bushi Real irom store #0 Pe in Glasgow, by sail, 400 6'0 bbis. refined petroleum, on pri’ bark toarrive, hence toa Continental port. »000 bbl by on private te: Cases ¢ Mediterrane: + berth for Antwerp, to take general dom, full cargo of naval stores, at 8%. 6d. f¢ nd 6d. for rosin; a Nor romuan bark, from ‘ena to Cork for orders to the United Kinga, om, 1,800 bbls. refined Dike dot at7s., or if direct 6d. bis. do., from i, same voyage and Trade during the past oving. Price: he market was firm. We quote a 1c, tor prompt fgavery: and Lie, tor the Spring m« Baga nominal at Hear ann Juty.—The market for for all descriptions, but prices charts Manila held at 10) eglected,but quoted steady at 2% sold ina snail way to the extent cash. Hay anv Straw.—The market continued firm for both hay and straw, under a moderatel; current prices were for shipping and $1 trom store; retail qual Clover, $1 a $105; salt, 0c. a $140; Oat aye do., $1 05 atin uite 1 no material chan New quoted at 4zc. @ Soe., and fore! kinds. Mo.assxs.—The market still remained ve: There was no trade except ina jobbi sales were unimportant, same and as follows :— Cuba, centrifugal and mixed ay clued... it’ uscovada, Cuba Muscovau, grocery Porto Rico. English Islands, New Orleans Navan stow of turpentine About yesterday's 100 do, at este order, at ois. (3c. ‘without bu vers, moderately tain demand. ie The sales The sales mer prices, ‘There has been'a fair trade at unchanged prices. Other olls have been quiet, but ex- change in val hibited no material seed, We. in casks and 94c. In bbis. 5 #crnde sperm, Mag Ha $i gh4) natural Winter, $1680 $170; bleached do. $173 a $i %; crude whale, 7 jorthern, 680 for Bouiherh, 720-8 Te. tal Witter aud 756. 90. for bleached do. ; lard No. 1; Menhaden, S8,' for selected for chigiee brown} crude cott foot lubricating, $1 0.8 $140. Perro.eom.—On ery jer’ of month, ther firmer; for rem iets but held Zi4c. a 2c. Naphtha was quotes At the Creek the market remained dull and The market at Philadelphia was un- changed, being dall and entirely nominal. entirely nominal. nothing ‘offering and no demand. sale livery at 21}ge. Puovisions.—Receipts—Pork, Rackagen; cut ments, 1,677 do, he market for mess pork continue latd, tle or nothing offerin, inal quotation wan $1) 76a $4 orM We note a sale of 200 bb ary {dportea etine wes at Ole Me Becta oonte ne eae spot, and futares were ett, better xeslong clear ut 7c., cas! March, 1,000 wand ee hes ee long clear for at prices were steady within mand and firm for s) The sales were :—I\ ; for her ye "siz for $13 mn range | Ol, for do. prime mess tierces, and mess tierces. The transactiot ages, within the The market to-di , 5) and fresh hams, 834c. & ie. ‘Later 360 Western Sie Weld. average aver dry saltéd shoulders at pd stern continue ‘500 tierces, cash and for tierce No. 1 at y 1 Ug § tierces for March at 8%. BS a Bs lard was firmer ‘aed is te By. firms Clty auoted Wi 8ise. The sales po fina wese. ‘8 9c., and 125 bi Sucan—The market to-da: aye Pounce ae Ma Pyne nge. bhds. of. ite cla} tasea ‘at l0c. id ‘demand and cag ia boxes of w, rately fa! so oa eae eos ihe cen: Pi ug! low midahn rym ‘ Relrunry? alter thi ‘200 at 1s steam, 1 36d. lobile, 1,4 Sa: Noriolk, 44852. Balfimor Total, 21,682. This day last week, Upliandte Alahama, 7 00 2 $5.00 Superfine Siaie, Ba 6 65 Ext oa 7H w 25 Ba 665 ‘ostern a 750 Bair, Moneta ing brand: me 78 ound hoop Ohio, ing bran Hound hoop Ohio, ade bhands. a 900 ily... 00 & 10 50 Wa 850 Ha 90 50a 10 50 St. Louis choice tamily, 0 a 13 00 Galtiornia 00» 10 00 ye Wo 650 gouipera No. 2. Soa 660 uthern super -60a 675 Southern extra, 7250 9 00 Southern fumily: 12.50 Corn meal, Weste 8 50 Corn meal, Jersey. [30a 865 Gorn meal, Brandywin 13950 400 Baltimore 40 f. 0. b. Calorie... $600 365 Puncheons. 119 50 f. 0. —Wheat w moderate demand, but tran tio} wore restricted by the extreihe views ot Dol Tl market glosed at about $1 66. $1.69 for No. 2 Chicago t plore and allogt, $1 (a $172 for do. Milwaukee, $1 76 PLP tor No $155 a $1 9% for red Winter, $1 95 a $2 for amber.” ‘The ‘sales were. about malig (part, lass GVening) at $1 e for No. 2 Chfcafo In store, $1 67 a - lo afloat, $1 58. ane 63 Bh mit}. d No. 3, and arn : Bay mn were nom: ‘active wniea trite. bisher. big top y bushels at £6. ‘a 644g0. for mixed: 2 for Go. afloat tse: oe wee tor do. W! ee old Sout! rn. eh were active at ful sales Were about tale or net Mostiy in stor for now Western new White Western affoa at a the mipper 8 Shere has bis. rosin om | ha Rotten: me in om private terms. ray fers comprise :—A North German | Beg hence to Lisbon, tis = aS ia port, 200 bbla. retined peti ilonge sin pri- vate terms; an American ship, 1.598 tons, placed on the 1 cargo.'a Danish bi from W lmington to, Cork for orders, to the United King: Small orders trom the South however, were unchanged, and c, pe long rye stra Faechind since our last has been light, and, ‘alarrivals of foreign. the market can scarcely be called as firm as hitherto, still prices exhibit rowth of domestic were n at de. Prices remained nominally the aii vue the market close 1d 50 New York bbis., in shippin; ‘At tlie close there were tres offerings a Rosin was about steady and in at $3 80, 500 bbls. do. at $3 85 a: 0. Tar und pitch were ‘neglected and nominal for i, 70c. for prime Winter and 65c. ae bbI delivery at af fe. 3 quoted. to-day hominally 1 at zie. voted at 9c. for pri te deiivery. Cases met with some nguiry ‘and were frm at in New York of 3,000 bbis. refined tor February de- 11% bbis.; beef, 1,429 ‘583 bbis. and tlerces. dull. There was lit- in a wholesale wi new ha for do, “extra mess bole; Sal a agai $3 a $20 for do. In prise about 45 pack- hams were quie steady at $30 for Texas and $33 for Western, Cut me: ay was quiet, but steady at the following z smoked ams, ed on oo aie terms; 200 city do. 1» AL 7C. 5 Wd nnoked a soulgers at sae i June and a. Boening, Total. 1 Ma Os Lh oe rive. sales have M.— " 18GC. January ior for for May. 0,400 bales. Rates on cotton to joreign Havee, 4 steain, lige. a mburg. by scam, sitll, Galveston, 21M in:th, 8.891 ; Rew fe quote :— lew Orleans, Texas, 18 4 16 16 19 i « 28 ns are based on conten in store, running in quality not more than hall # grade above or below the FLOUR AND Geant Recnlats, flour, 6,507 bbis.; wheat n meal, 492 Dbls. an ‘OFT, 14,700 16,975 ‘I Dushols The flour market ruled 487 huss; oats, 1 Hoty strong, ander 'a fair export demand, und prices tor lines were in rom? © © sales bbis, extra about 00 in store, and $7 75 a uel, but very tiem, rd prises within the rauge of the appended quotations, | seller barley rle; of berth a grainy ats Ha bbls our, wheat at 9d., vessel vale terms; # British k hetice to Palermo, rig hence tos Brit! tan brig, 1,400 rate, three days has been are the only omestic cloth, hemp continued dull Were nominally un- was also date butts fair demand. ay $115 frot ities, $1 30 The + out, $l a $1 . a BSc. for all quiet. ing way, where the old Org. New Crop. Te. @ Me. —a 20c, a 2c. a at 2c. a ae -frg Be. a Sie, — 80c. a 38, | a — 5c. a Be. BSc. a 75c. more doing in spirits weak at include 100 bbls. at comprise 11,000 bbls, nd 80) bbls. in demand for linseed ue. We 4 ight and $2) seed, 430. w a5ory }» 43c. @ 45c.; neats- Crude in bulk was nominally as before. rices were There was Later we heard of and the nom- box png lana aut ed 01 valen were ‘nade ol ‘of 10 bags suner pated, bags combings: Tad a bale Cat e. o Ae Beh hae rms. HisKeY.—leceipts, 3 San acy Wsc,, with wales of SM bbla at that price st es DOMESTIC ‘IC MARKETS, Cotton quiet; good ordinary, izes ine. hes cenpts 2nT ass ari Ke. 6 aie Bia Me re Jan. 21 1873. Cotton acti ordinary, 17%c.; lings, Bee, a se. Teuidd'ingn 1 19 7 sofia Sit bales: roe, be Xpor ‘Oo > 9 | Fw? lkeccveulig, S00.” Stock, 1a0,106 aed Mositx, Jan. 21, pafotton, steady; middlinns, 194s, Net Sete Savannan, papi 21, 1873. * Cotton quiet and firm; middlings, tan Gi Net receipts, 3.891 bales. Exports—To Great Britain, Sales, 100 Stock, 78,086, ARLESTON, Cotton—Net receipts estimated 2,000 bales; stock, 47,3812 Witatxatow, N. C., Jan, 21, 1873. Spirits of turpentine lower, ut Be. apelgase for strai Crude turpentine steady, ee ‘of tnd '$3 10 lor yellow dip and virgin, ‘Tar qui Oswxco, N. ¥. eer Flour has advanced 2c. on all grades: 8 Of 1,608 bis., closing. at $8.79. for No.l Spring, $9 75. fol ber. Winter, $1080 tor white, Winter, $11 tor double extra. ‘firm; sales of 15,200 busheis Milwaukee club om terms. Corn une \t . Barley quie Corn’ ‘meai—$1 30 tor bolted mi cwt Millfeed unchanged; si middlings $23 per ton. ii dolphin, 6c. ; 10 Boston, 72c., to New York, W2c., to ny, de, Qurcaco, San, 21, 1373. an advance asked, but none establish Wheat duo aia unsettled; highér; sales ot ar a $l. mn. 21, STR, pring at 3 135; No. 2" closed at spot, Pig 9 Sil peewa® doen $i. ivaniced and in ial, d demand: tales of No. mixed at 30%c. cash, 30 February; rejected, 270. Corn sold at ee ‘and unchanged; sales of No. 2at Batge- zise. Kye sicady at Ose, Barley dull and Tc, for No.2 Fall, 64c. tor No. 3. sro Hs fair demand. Pork higher, ig 911) ne gd eet Mena en Hy - at ft Baie jeats generally held. a a8 aay vance fly “rata Tae 5; ic. 3 les of Crag Sie. a * shoulders, packed. 4Xe,; green Tame tras’ sates ot Ueibe Shenk 84 85 tor ent $i 40 10r be presets ey guict and unchanged at 180, pte BNO bbls Howe, 3 Wheat, 141,000 do, corm, a0 dg. Oain ADO TO 20,000 do.’ barley. Shipments—3,000 bbls. flour, Soo bushels wheat, 00) do, corn, 25000 do. onte and 10,000 do. barley. EUROPEAN MAl AN MARKETS, Loxnon Mowry Manxzt.—Lompo, Jan. 21-5 P.M. nsols closed at 94 a for bau en ‘and a the United States ten-torty bo on firie res, Fuanxronr Hours. inc i 21, vated States five-twenty bonds, 95% for the issue of 1863, Liyenroou Corton MaRkxt.—LiveRroot, Jan. 21-5 P. M.—The market closed unchaaged. The sales of the day have becn 8,000 bales, including 1,000 for specu'ation export. Of the sales 4,000 bales were American. shipments of cotton from Bombay since th the 20:h inst, have been 15,00 bales. shipped {rom Savannah or Charlesion, N December, at 9 13-16d, ‘TRave at MANCHESTER, —LIVERPOO! .—The mar- ket for yarns and, fabtios a Manchester i isheavy and depressed in all its branches. Lavaroot Braaryturrs Manker.—Laverroot, San. 2» SP M.z-tho receipts of corn at this port (or the three ‘days have been 10,000 quarie; Ry Atnerican. The market is steady, eae aon 7a, 74, per ceotal for averave Calor wh 1." the rece! ys have been 4 merican. wheat at this port for the ‘three ou, ProvistoNs Manggt.—Livenroor, Jan. 21-2 short rib ‘mnidales oil, £33 per ton. on a turpentine, Es quarters, including 8104, ve PM Pek Sy Bacon, 36s. per owt. for sory MayBREIIY chy baal Ming ie rel cena a ii Tare fe Terensiée, Jan. te Lonvon Propuce L— Conpon, ‘a 485, wt STROLMUM MARKET. -ANTWHRE, Jan 2L—Petroleum, francs for fine pale Amorican. a ee FINANCIAL, BANKING HOUSE a i OF ‘ JAY COOKE & 00, ie 20 20 Want Srreer, Jan. 21, 137% The Northern Paditie Railroad Company now hasin fall operation, with regatar daily traing, S21 miles of road, A:distance of nearly two two: hundred miles more is constructed. The Minnesota section immediately om ite completion: entered upon # satisfactory business, inclad- Ing local trafic and the Iargo-carrying trade of the North- western British: settlements and the Hudson's Hay Com- pany. The recently completed section of sixty-five miles, on: the Pacific coust, at once commands a profit- able business between Puget Sound and the Columbia River, heretofore done by coastwise steamers, On the opening of Spring, with more than five handred miles of road in regular operation, the company will control the extensive and productive trade of the Upper Misourt, much of Montana and the Northwest. The earnings of the road for 1873 will be large, Arrangements for pushing construction vigorously the coming year are progressing satisfactorily. Of the nearly ten million acres of land accruing to the | company in connection with the portion of road now virtually constructed some two million acres of excel- lent average quality are in market, and their sale an@ settlement progressing. The average price thus far re- alized Is $5 66 per acre, which is at the rate of more than $109,000 per mile ot road for the whole grant. The company has already begun the process of re- deeming and cancelling its first mortgage Koll. bonds ma they are now being received at 1.0 in payment and ex- change for the company's lands, With these accomplished results and most favorable pros. pects, the company is now selling its First Mortgi jonds for the purpose of completing its line of road, We recominend them asa well secured and unusually profit. able inyestment. They have the following elements of strength and safety :—They are the obligation of a stré corporation: they ares frst mortgage on the road, telegraph lines, equipments and franchises and rst lien on its net e ings dition to this Usually sufficiemt security. there. is. pledged for the pay ment of principal and interest a land grant of 12,800 acres per mile of road through the States and 29,6 throu nthe territories. ‘The rate of interest (seven and three-tenths per cent, gold) is equal now to about 8% currency, Gold for the semi-annual interest on the registered bonds are mailed to the Post office address of the owner. ‘All marketable securities are received in exchange om most favorable terms, For sale by banks and bankers generally. COOKE & CO, —MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE sin New York, Brookiyn and New Jorsey. "Prinet- als only apply to SAMUEL 8, WOOD, Jr., 155 WAY, A LADY, OF RESPECTABILITY AND GOOD AD dress, would like the acquaintance of a gentleman who will loan her ri a which she will give oy. Address 8, 3, box 107 Herald Uptown ispanch office. NY HAVING TEXAS LAND SCRIP, OR TEXAS Lands with perfect titles, may communicate with B. H. TRUK, Southern Emigration Company, office of The South, 16i William street. UNICIPAL BONDS. LOUISVILLE CITY 7's CUR- rency; St. Louis W Loan, 6 Per Cent Gold. In- Fis Tepe in New York. For sale by DREXEL, 58 Exchange place. \JONEY TO LOAN-IN NEW JERSEY, ON IM- proged Pre operiy and on Rood Farms.’ Apply to WELLS & 8WAL jational Trost Company sending. 262 Broadway. TOTIOE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER. ship lately subsisting of Steinle & Peloubet, Jewel Case Manulacturers, 14 Dey street, New York, was th Gay dissolved by wutual consent; All debts owi toor by the late firm will be received ana paid by ED: STEINLE, 14 Dey street, _Saxvany 18, 18) Gresny SAV NG: 3 lame lace. Kotice. The sah dividend of this bank, at the rate of six per cent per annum, wilt be ‘credited ¢ depositors thereot on and atter Feb- ruary J and draw ‘Snterent thereafter as capital, Mone do. Bellies, IIb: fc 00 terest (or i d hogs were in demand* iM, and Western at Sige. Ke. [erg os to-day has been taag ad futy % un- Caro- een i for res bi Ley 0, Ret a nit > ly par E pean hhds. ate, and Sy Laer rw ido, ai bi Akbar, (esi) per Sen Tbe, ae oe continued in it dee man three di steady he oe les ed 2 gregate about 8, at choice. Timothy an rough nominal at previous qu Havana at 8c. # terms. Tatvow.—The bea was 650. ; 60 hha ef ken Sy at Benn tec, 200 ; & Me. $1 10 aud 80" bales Yara om private et, but very firm, desea %fc., and 9 for’ very flax ccniluued negiee th three no perceptabie ai of with an ores tendency. The sales were vant bg Ibs. e 1 t this is mot unusual f arket has been very quiet dari jor the ene! a ot gyre days atts however, manifest considerable eirm- hess and demand full tormer prices. 5,000 ibs, tubbed washed at 72ig0. ; 7 Ss iee binant de, erates ie i Tbs black do, the. 5 Bie 100. DAWG, Aira ‘The sales include :— 000 Ibs. scoured Mont. s. Fall Texas, Slo. a Me. 000 ibs, burry Fall Cal Dwellings, Stores and Teneme: Pd od potty Va Ba JANE SUA OOO ag deposited up to the 10th of February will ‘draw interest from the Ist of that month. N. B.—This bank has paid 117 per cent in19 years on all deposits over $3. Se oe oe MORTGAGES PURCHASED. pond cipals only eamartainey: Titles searched and ab- a. J. TURNER, Attorney at Law, 30 stracts furnishes ‘Nassau street, room ‘fo. NION LOAN AND Sa ESTATE AGEN way, C.K. DEUTSCH & CO, Mariage: will loan on first class New York fr hha oi in sums ranging from $1,000 to $5 Rroved country property; Second” Wlorigages on ‘ork property want WANTED $5.000. Tata? prAna IMMEDIATELY—ON Yd erty, nee the ferry. ity. ST eit See Jersey C | $10.06 000. se ti LOAN AND BUY PIR Ko. Pine street, D CITY SECOND 47. 000 Néniaes st low tuten, smouey paid im | Be PURGE, 18 Breadwage ne $92.000, ie HRP, 70, LOAN ON FIRST CLASS ‘no bona oh iy FRE al re writ pre in paper: Appi minediately to J: B. et 001 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- Toms Hi and 12, NEES Namau mreet ny APP to art TO LOAN ON IMP! $350,000 2 ee tte ca arte Broadway and Warren street. $500,000 Sa a cahe ERR a Montauk Thstrance Company, M88 Bromiway. $750,000 $8 tinea with papers oe Mason, Yor t Chataters $800,000, fo ats, Rataneaeee