The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1873, Page 9

5 all NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘Money Easy at the Start and Active at the Close. Commercial Paper Easier and Foreign Exchange Firmer. GOLD A POINT LOWER. Further and Large Falling Of in the Imports of Foreign Dry Goods. Consols in London Weaker and Our Bonds Steady. STOCKS QUIET AND FIRMER. ‘Exoeptional Activity in Pacific Mail and Panama, and a Sudden Rise in Lacka- wanna and New Jersey Central. WALL STREET, Fripay, May 9—6 P. M. On "Change to-day cotton was in better demand sand 3 shade firmer, flour ruled steady, wheat was scarce and firm, while corn was in moderate re- quest, but heavy. THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS, The imports of foreign dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending May 8, 1873, were of the specie value of $1,283,754, the amount marketed for the same period being $1,666,245. The tmports ofdry goods last week were $1,721,428, ‘ THE FOREIGN MARKET. ‘The only feature of novelty in the foreign market was a further decline in consols in London, which ‘went off \. a 3-16 this morning, and recovered only @ trifle—say 1-16—in the afternoon. The decline ‘the past few days is the natural consequence ofa higher discount rate at THE BANK OF ENGLAND, an influence which accounts for a further decline of % 1m our new five per cents, although the six per -cents and the ten-forties have remained steady, if mot firm. Erie shares have been heavy and lower. The new French loan was strong and ad- ‘vanced to 4% per cent premium, although rentes in ‘Paris were a shade lower at 54.50. MONEY Easy. + The money market was easy, but to some extent ansettied, the rate on call, which opened at 7 per cent, having fallen to 5 per cent early in the after- moon and recovered later in the day to 7 per cent. ‘The more active inquiry toward three o'clock is explained by the previous delay of borrowers to make up their accounts in their expectation of getting money at merely nominal rates if they waited until near the close. Too many happened ‘to do the same thing, so that the DEMAND FOR MONEY at the last moment gave the market into the hands of lenders, who stiffened their terms accordingly. The heavy rain storm interfered with transactions im mercantile paper, but the market retained its aay tendency, and prime names were negotiable at 7a9 per cent discount. The foreign exchanges were firmer im answer to a mere active demand for remittance by Saturday’s mail, and the leading ‘ankers advanced sterling % per cent, to 1083¢ for sixty-agy and 109% for sight bills, but business was Qt & concession of + & 3-16 per cent. The outstand- ing extra greenbacks this evening are reported to ‘be $1,105,000, a small increase since yesterday. GOLD STEADY—117% 4 117%. ‘The gold market was steady at an average of 17, which is +; less than the average of the pre- vious day, the lower quotation being referable to ‘the light return of dry goods imports, an influence ‘which more than counteracted the effect of the de- pression of consols in London. Washington ad- ‘vices state that the bonds of 1862 called for redemp- tion in the call of March last are begining to be gent in and that half a million dollars of them have been redeemed to date. Time loans of gold are quoted as follows :—Thirty days, 1-16 a + per cent for carrying; 60 days, fat; 90 days, % for borrow- ing; feur months, % a +4 for borrowing. The course of the market is shown in the table:— » lik 1P. M 11734 + 17% 9PM. In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 3 to 7 per cent for carrying. The operations oi the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows :— Gold cleared. o Ae) toad Gold balances 2,880, Currency balances. * 3,457) 690 The Sub-Treasury paid out $248,000 on account of interestand $2,300 on account of redeemed five- ‘twenties. SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM. The Southern State bonds were quiet, with a con- tinuation of the firmness in Tennessees and Ala- ‘amas and a strong demand for the Missouris. The old South Carolinas were weak and the new bonds nominal and steady. The following were the clos- ing quotations:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 813 a 82; do.,new, 813¢ a 82; Virginia, ex coupon,43 a 48; do., regular stock, vld, 36 a 40; do, sixes, consol bonds, 53a 53%; do, sixes deferred scrip, 13 a@ 13%; Georgia sixes, 74878; do, sevens, 90 a 91; North Carolina, ex coupon, 27 a 30; do. te North Carolina Railroad, 50 a 60; do. funding, 1866, 17 & 20; do. funding, 1868, 17 @ 20; de. new, 16 a 17; do. special tax, 15a 1514; Missouri sixes, 84 a 94.4; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90a 91; Louisiana sixes, 40a 45; Alabama fives, 50 a 60; do. eights, 86%; South Carolina sixes, 25 a 36; do. new, January and July, 17a 18; do. new, April and October, 28; Arkansas sixes, fanded, 30 a 40. THE RAILROAD BONDS, ‘The railroad bonds were less active, and the tone of the market less firm. The Union Pacific firsts were exceptionally better, but the incomes con” tinued weak. Centrai Pacific firsts declined to 103% & lu3}y. C., 0. and LC. firsts advanced ‘early one per cent. The following were the bids at heethoal as amended by prices in subsequent New York Ge Cen 6's,"83.. att lew York Len 0p, 1887. aL lew York Cen t'r.re.. 57 lew York Cen ('s,sub. 87 aw m.. Tol a Wade wip tds. Tol &Wad con conv... bs Ist mn, NJ Southern Isim 7s 70. Pitts, FW & Chie Ist mi: 106% Pits FW 24m ol Pitts, FW & Clev'& Pitts Clev & Pitts ta Cley & Pitis4th m ohie 4 Altsf. . Chic& Alt Istm Chie & Alt incom Ohlo & Miss c io & Miss Ohio & Miss oy St Louis & Jron M Ist., 98 LE ee are ‘aul Ny Wester ist m, a D. 9 Union ism Oa M.. 39 mm, Union & Cin} 90 i a 81% Al 1 ta gE 2 ie weedy rf ie a We Yo tea ORE Onic &N 7 ag ment list outside the '67’s, which were the basis of 120, was quieter, but the generally steady in prices. The for. rs kave taken some round amounts days, but otherwise business has been tately to emall lots over the counter, the i buyers being domestic investors of moderate means. The following were the closing quota- tions:—United States currency muck, oa do. sixes, 1881, 8% & 3 do, do., coupon, 121% a 121%; do. five-twenties, registered, Mdy and November, 115% @ 116; do. do., 1862, cou- Pon, do., 115% a 116; ao. do., 1864, do. do., 115% a 116; do. do., 1865, do, do., 117% a 11755 do., 1867, registered, January and July, 118 @ 1184; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 118}; & 118%; do. do., 1967, do. do., 119% 8120; do. do., 1868, do. do., 1183 @ 11834; do. ten-forties, registered, 111% a 112; do. do., coupon, 113% @ 113%; do. fives of 1881, registered, 114 a 115; do, do. do., coupon, 11434 a 115. INCREASE OF INSURANCE CAPITAL. The business of fire insurance in the State of New York is recovering rapidly from the pros- trating effects of the Chicago conflagration, not- withstanding the intermediate drawback of the Boston calamity. From the report of 0. W. Chap- man, the State Superintendent of Insurance, re- cently made to the Legislature, we learn that between January 1, 1872 (the Chicago fire was in October, 1871, and the Boston fire in November, 1872), and April 1, 1873, there has been added to the insurance capital of fire and marine companies or- ganized in our own State $3,850,000, contributed by TWELVE NEW COMPANIES. If to this be added the capital that has been raised to make up impairments the total amount of new capital invested in the fire and marine in- surance business in New York during the time specified was $6,054,110, The reduction in insur- ance capital by companies of the same class and during the same time has been $2,550,000—the re- sult of shrinkage by losses at Chicago or discontin- uance of business, Atthe close of the year 1872 there were seventy-two fire, fire marine and ma- rine insurance companies of other States and coun- tries doing business in this State, and although there had been many changes the total number was the same as at the close of the previous year. On the 1st of April, 1873, the total number of such companies had increased to eighty-eight, the addi- tional capital represented by their agencies in this State being about $16,500,000, STOCKS STEADY AND FIRM. The stock market was frm and singularly steady, the average fluctuation in the greater part of the list having been only % @ % percent. St Paul varied only % percent, The extreme fluctuation was in Pacific Mall, which advanced from 53% to 56, closing at 55%, In addition to rumors of a struggle for control of the company at the coming election as the explanation of the rise it was said that a heavy “bear’ operator in the stock haa been taken dangerously ill and had sent orders to his brokers to close his inter- est. Panama jumped from 115% to, 117%, and closed at a reaction to 116, the statement being made at the same time that the following members had retired from the direction, viz.:—Edwards Pierrepont, C. L. Hotch- kiss, L, 8, Stockwell and G. G. Haven, and that the new Board, of which A. B. Stockwell remained president, was as follows:—W. B, Leonard, T. W. Park (of Bennington, Vermont), H. H. Baxter, George H. Pullman, George S. Scad, Alden B. Stock- well, T. B. Musgrove, H, W. Gray, S. J. Herriott, J. M. Burke, A, Masterson, S. L. M. Barlow and F, W. G. Bellows. The proposition to POOL THE EARNINGS of the Northwestern and St. Paul roads, announced in the HERALD as having been under discussioma few months since, has led to an agreement by which the Northwestern is to get 60 per cent and the St, Paul 40 per cent of the aggregate earnings, the arrangement to go into effect as soon as rati- fled by the holders of the preferred Northwestern and preferred St. Paul stock, and to continue seven years. At the close of the day a smart advance took place in New Jersey Central, which sold at 106% (as high as 107 being bid at one time, without bringing out any stock), and in Delaware, Lack- awanna and Western, which closed at 104%. The sudden rise is attributed to @ rectification of the differences of the two boards of directors and the adoption of a harmonious plan of operations un- der the consolidation agreement, The movement in Western Union was stronger on the reports of the contemplated absorption of rival lines, and the shares left off firm at an advance te 8734. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lewest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— Highest, Lowest. ++ 101% 101% 64g B4tg + 925 91% + 1% 70 (Xo transactions.) . ee transactions.) 10% 109% Nerthwestern preterred, Rock Island St. Paul... wee } 58% St. Paul ‘preferred. 73 73% Ohio anf Mississippi. « 44455 43% Union Pacifle. + 32% 82% C. Cand 3535 353% Western Union Te! » BT 86% Pacific Mall... + 56 53% In Philadelphia Reading was steady at 115%{, and Pennsylvania unchamged at 1084. SALES AT THE NEW ‘XORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Friday, May SOS A. M. Se $500 US 5-20, c, 62 US 6's, r, ’ 5u00 US 5-20,'c, "65. 15000 . 100 shs Pac MSS Co... 54% 20 Chic &RIRR..... 110. 20 Erie RR. Gag 300 648g 300 648g 400 6434 500. 645, 1000 03% 100 Un Pa 328 En & F 32 200 100 Nt 200 16: 200 1 300 M7 200 ny 100 uz 100 58% WwW Bay S8hq Bh 70% Board—10:30 A.M. 80U shs Pac M SS Co. wo do o $1000Tenn 6's, oll.. 1000 Alabainn 8's 8's. 1000 7 S000 Chick NW ist in 44! 6000 Del, L & W Ist. 2000 Gal’ & nie st in, Jum st Li Misti : San TP & W, Bur div 4000 L'le & Nc, bs lw Siu Del & Hist. '54.. 10zg 100 hs Bk Commerce. is 100 Continental Bank. 54 Bank of Republic: 10) Vion Bank 65 Del & H Canai 300 Canton Co. SSS55= BEE Bo, ° do... sens rt . Vy revenge Seeseseets 15 and 2:15 P, M. is Bateig al oa mig HSU 1000 €,0, 300 ahs 100 12130 P. M.—Before Call. 100 shs West Un Tel.b3 200 do. - © & 1 Ist.. 2 OL hs Mair Lid & Mig. ay ea a 3 eeeees Set USESEEEEEE area 20 at & Si ii 300 Ohio & M RB....08 44 100 do. 100 Atlan & Pac pf SEEKS! Pas S <4 “EE 30 to 4 P. M. 200 shs Panama RR. .s3 116 100 Chic & Kock I RR, 11044 Bo Fao RR. 321 CLOSING PRICES—4 O'OLOOK P. M. Western U Union. ie a Ne uicks ‘anama. Lackawanna. Canton io, Am Mer Un Ex. 67 68) Pacific Ma 55) a bo) Wie 8 TOL NY Central. Erie. Harlem. Lake Shor Union Paci COMMERCIAL | REPORT. Cotton a Shade Firmer—Receipts at the Northwestern... 89 a 82 Northwest'n pf. 373 a 88 NJ Central.....105% a 106, Ports, 5,779 Wheat Steady—Pork Decidedly Lower—Lard About Steady—Groceries Firm—Petro- Un- changed—East India Goods Neglected— Seeds Quict—Wool leum Firm. Higher. Business in general merchandise was very mode- rate to-day, the demand in many instances belng held in check by the inclemency of the weather, which prevented transportation, important changes in prices, the markets being quite generally steady. was quiet, but we heard of some choice extras low want of Bales—Filour —Corn l—Naval Reavy—0a: Stores Steady—Whiskey Fripay, May 9—6 P, M. Cotton being taken for smpment prices, Wheat was quiet stock, but prices were was dull, but prices were market was light. anarket about steady. Asues.—Receipts for the past three days, 26 packages. There has been a fair demand for small lots of pots, which Pearls remained entirely nominal. BuiwpinG Matertats,—The demand for brick continued fair, with former quoted prices still current. Lime was only in moderate demand, but steady, at $1 60 for Rock- were steady, at $8. land common and $2 fordo. lump. and unchanged ; quoted a at $21 ter Paris was quoted ready, at $3 lo. blue Nova Scotia; $5 25 per bbl. for calcined cit ly, at $2 erate, with New Zealand t cordare, ‘Canpux: yy prices scriptions, Fd ot sales of heard The market We, quote :—Sperm, 42c. t paraee: Suc. a Be. ; stearic, 280. ry ‘orrek—The market continued strong for all de- but the demand tor onl, eSS = contin 1.000 500 bags of do. ex Flamstead, and 5, oes, 1BigC. a Febee for tots I cree mi te ase Che bag: 1 a 183g0. fold bags ex J. also on private terms. We quote : c Ibe. Porto Reo 2)g0. a 18 ‘anila, 17e. i *Gavanilis, 17 ase. Pdurwcou thee: a's per I Coron. i cotton, ruled generally fair prime cargoes, ie! & 19ee., wold, ‘ust, to arri cargoes, 18e. 1 Si a 9c. : Costa inca, We, a D., 60 a W days’ c N.—The market Tor 8 p steady under a more activ lemand. for Rosendale, c.;.do, bolt rope ya Isc; Sisal rope, 16c. a 1 Russia bolt rope, lsc. quiet but sieddy Sle. ; Soe patent do., ic. a ise, er was dull. at rather for no lower. Cement was wD a We quote :—M: mi Moderate, We io ex Ontario, on private terms, eat New Orleans, RloOrdinary cur: Ye. it. ‘omingo, ae sorta The sales tor ex- port were understood still to be at low Bices. |For ture delivery the market was 3-l6c. a 34c. hij transactions, We sum up port.. Consumption Speculation. 444 July, 1s fy-82e, ; séptember Exchanged— a at 18%. ate Bac. 18 Woy ag 1 ae "tee, set 3-16. 1,600 at ne iden ee 1 25-32c. 200 at i "So at ii em Be ritoe. 30 sei 1 10 at A8¥Gc. | November, 300 at 1, 7 1-160. 4c. olla To-Day. . 683 62 Total, “Octobe: i 1, 14,300 by higher with liberal Total. Last Fo'g. 125 713 #39 1,24 is low middling) the sales jes last evening June, 100 at is $160. 183%. ; yy at WT ‘ise. Total, ae, paid to exchange 100, June for July. fo threo P; M—May, after three 100 at August, "200 at 1,600 bales. Tis'at ine. Grand to: tal, 15,900 bales. The receipts at the ports toot up as fol- lows Galveston, Ni bales; lew Orleans, 1,819; . 489; Savannah, 692; Charleston, 601; Wil: nooo ad; Nortolky " 6173 | Baltimore,” $13) New York, 672; ' Boston, "10. 1, 5.779 This aa; last.” week, 10099. This day.’ last year, 1.98 Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed nominal! lowing figures :—To Havre, by [ae J) eembere ss Bien, by team. ‘sid: a 34d: We ae Ala! — New ween" Texas. steam, epool, DY ‘at the fol- le. ; by sall, Le. com- Sad. compressed ; to Bre- steam, dd. a 7-16d. ; ood ordi rts 1 in Ge rdinary. 6 strict wood prainary Ha 17 ins im Low middl Ish, 18 ES Middling, .... We 1 ‘Good ing 21% 21% 21 2 quotations aro based on cotton in store, running in quality not more than half agrade above of below the grade quoted. FLock Axb Gnats—Recolpts—Flour, 7.090 bbls: wheat, 83,2 chia 768 ete corn, Es bushe The nged. The pales wi choice extra State, for 6] w00'bbla. to jour market ee ‘aaiet, baie: ABPMgy ineladin $7 55, the ine quiet ane finohangeds Feed oulet, but Sharps, $28.0 826, 100 Tbs, oF cians as foie: rere shar B Meee oes middling, $38 8 sn $24; libs oF a se t Dodtis, low ata 8t. Louis, str: te: Bt. Louis, choice fouble cxtra 8t. Louis, choice family. Seen Southern supe Southern extra. 33 tba, oF inedium teed, 2) 0 $2 $21; rye feed, ss3 298 te tachi te ae ee hg weet erzells Dame eh Rea $21; $23 per ton. 4 585 7TWa 7B 73a 79 5 85a 615 6y5a 7 00 7 900 67a 70 7Ha 880 BHa 975 65a 725 4 825 8 75a 9 10 00 « 12 00 9008 9) 4000 540 4258 500 5758 69 Tia 9 WO 9 50a 12 00 Silda 345 3 iba 345 36a 375 44 f. o. b. 30a 365 8 00 t. 0. be ough of 30,000 bush. No.2 or ‘and but pe Steady— There were few Flour Corn unchanged. The same is true with regard to oats. Whiskey had another budge to-day without checking the de- mand. Pork experienced another marked decline, which tended to depress the market for the entire hog product. Lard was dull and nearly nominal. Freights remained quiet, but rates steady. by vessels on the berth very scarce. were firm, but business throughout the general Petroleum was steadily held, but prices were to a great extent nominal. exhibited no material change as to value, but there was rather a better demand for rosin. East India goods re- mained quict. Wool was in moderate demand and the Room Groceries Naval stores niet Plas. $4 per ton for for white do., and $2 per Luths were in limited request, but 30 a $2 40 for Kastern spruce. RDAGK.—The demand siuce our last has been mod- prices cal aaa ton! inal. Faxicuts.—In. the line of berth freights vei very little was accomplished to-day, but rates exhibited ‘no change: Foe atten The ouga bai 4 se wey rates tags] (od la ia pork nt ae 6d. The pominal rate fo ‘eh000; a German bark? 600" bola tenued. petroleum, iat ae Beet hence to Cork for orders to the Ts United Wingtlom, 2000" bits naphtha, on private eran, & British brig, hence to Corunna, Js ‘refined pe> froleumm, at és); ma American bark, irom Philadelphia to direct port, Adriatic, 2,000 bbls. refined petroleum, on ree terms, said to be at 8. ; a British Mtinental port, 5,500 bbis. refined petroleum, at 6s. 3d, GUNNIEs.. ery has been very little domgin either were steadily bel 'e heard jomestic cloth, spot, nd tta do. at Boston, at Sige. a ie cloih, 13. a 18 outta do., Ie. Hinar ano Jurs.—¥or hemp the market renal ined dull and unchanged. | Mantia quoted at, 1034. gold. Jute was Also inactive, but quoted steady at 2i¢. a 4)a¢ ‘gold. Jute butts sold, to the extent of 600 bales, atc. currency, which was the market price. Hay aNp Stxaw.—The market remained the samo as when last reported. The demand continued, fair and rye arin $1 35;"chipping. test quality, 75¢ ose ood do. ‘a $1 25; shipping, first quality, 75c. 9 coat quai ty, Be: 5 clover be. 900, Lor ort do., W somsans-tinide ‘(reins moderate *jonbing trade we heard of no transactions of importance. Prices were un- changed. The sales include 362 hhds. and 47 tierces of Cuba, for dolling, at 3ic., and 60 bbls. of New Orleans, at i rye straw, Tte. a T6c, We quote :»— New Crop. Cuba, centrifugal and mixed. =a Cuba, clayed 290. & Sto, Cuba, muscova Bue. a 56. Naval, Stowva.—For ‘spirits’ of turpentine the market yras dull and weak, but prices were not auotably changed ; 50 bbia. sold at 3c. closing nominal at SU%sc. a Sle. Hosta was in better demand and.rather steadier; tiraived uo! at the close at 25 were reported on mar of BN ODIs, of mteained Pik on private terme, 480 pba of do. in fos at $8 0, 0 of do. at at $3 12) bbls. of pale at ned quiet; 60° bbla of Washington sold at $375; Wilmington quoted at $4. ‘Ois—-There has been a fait jobbing trade tn Linseed at steady prices. Sperm oll attracted some attention, but Whale remained very quiet. Lard oil was rather casicr. Other descriptions were quiet and unchanged. quote :—Lingeed, at's! in casks, and $1 I in bois: crude df Pei ye ¢ whale, 1 Lae & $1 70; for Northern, vF 8ou Te. for natural Minter, and Se" féc. tor bleuchods lard, olk the. n Te for priine Winter? manhaden, 650. a 6c. tor selected light, and 58c. a Sc. for choice brown; crude cottonseed, 40c. PETROLKUM.—The market remained without change, either as regards the demand or prices current. Refine quoted at 2c. for balance of month and 20\c. for first halt of June; crude In bulk at 9%e. for spot or remainder of month; ‘cases at 26%c. a 27c., and naphtha at Llc, a lL At the Ureek the market was dull and somewhat easle: Quoted at $2.8) at Oil City, $2 60 at Petroleum Centre and Nousville, $2 623g $2 08 at Titusville und $299 at Parker's Eanding.’ Th Philadelphia market remained dull and entirely nominal. Refined was obtainable at 1933c. tor balance of month. Later we heard of sales in New York of 2,50) bbls. of reilned for August at 20%c., and 5,000 bbis. of do. last evening, for August, at 2le, a hHovistons.—Recerpes—Por bbls. ; beef, 40 pack ges; cut_meats, 1,100 packages; lard, #85. bbls. and Uoreos The market for mess pork was-a trifle more aetive, but at decidedly lower prices, closing at $17 5) tor June or July. The sales were : bls. for May 1,500 bbls. for June, all at $17 90. Karly sates were Inade'for May of 200 bbls wt $17 #734 and 790 bbls. at $17 79, Bacon continued quiet and unchanged long clear quoted at9\e. and short do. at l0c.; sales I W) boxes short rib on rivate terms; aiets at S%c. ry ae and 25 boxes Cum- erland cut at3 eef—The market continued guict, but prices remained steady. In lots about 7 packages Changed handy within the range ot $10.4 $11 tor new plain mess, bbls., $12.0 $14 for, do, extra do. bbls. $20 a $n for do prime ss tierces and $23 $25 tor do. India do. tierces, Reef hams were neglected and nominal at or Texasand Western. Cut meats remained atiet but about steady at previous price: wee heard of sales of 475 boxes dry saited shoulders at7 ood pickled shoulders at Tie. i prime quoted at 734c. and'smobed do. at Secs a0 pickled hams on private, terms, quoted at from 11sec. 50 tierces of do. at 12c. ; 35 boxes dry salved hameon riyate terms; 1,000 fresh hams, 15 Ibs. average, at Llc. ; 1,000 do. 12 IDs. ere SEARS, at 113c.; 1,000 do. on private terms, } of loose dry salted shoulders in Chicago atows. for Juno delivery, ‘Lani—The market for Western Was About steady, at the decline noticed yes- terday. The Lorde Seite 00 tierces of steam on ue dock at 9c. cash; 1,00) tierces, sellers May at Y3qc. for next week delivery iat 95-160. 1,800 tierces tor t PAs0. 5 and 2,000 ti ke. City lard ie uly los "tlerees sold at Sc. -Dreswed. hous’ were i firm aL 73¢c. a Se, for the range of city. ~The market’ continued auiet, ‘but steady. ly to report sales of 30 tierces of o jerelins at me a ksoo ahd 20) bays of Ratigoon at 996m 7 Svadu—The market tor raw continued firm, while the demand was only moderate. We heard of sales of 950 bhds, ot refining Cuba, including good tair, at 8., good at tise, and priine at diac 520 uhda. of Porto Rico at 9c. 400 boxes of clayed ats: Refined was not materi ally punters in rice and only in moderate demand. We a 9p! efining, interior to common, 7 des faire rod fair, 77%. & 8c.; good to prime! isc, ao prime ba choi Rrocery, tair to oud 9c. centritugal 8, 4 hnhds. and boxes, 0¢. a 7% fe. ; mela, foe Havanatboxes, Duteh standard, Nos 7 to 9 Te apne) do. 10 to 12, ¥e Kc. a Vc. ; do, + white, he, ce n to prime, 7c. Pema § Bic. ao Grocery, {air to choice: tandard, Nos’ 8 to 12, 6c. Dutch standard, Nos. 10 t0 12, ee a 8h0. ucnila—Superior and extra su: Perior, Ze. Sexi linseed the market remained very quiet, but holders: manifested. their foriner. frimness, ghd still anded $2 70 old. Clover continued to ell in a small AL SMe. « Bcc. for Western, and Ske. a 9c. 1OF State. Timothy way scarce hed’ firmer, quoted at $4 0. jax was dull ana nominal, at about $2 25 a $2 40. The market conti: uietand unchanged. ec. a hac Bet In the absence of sales, we quot nominally, 9c. a 1c. for tierces. ‘TaLtow was in fair demand and steady clude | 10,000 Ibs. of No. 2 at 84 00 at Sig The sales in- bs. of Western 20,000 Ibs. of tair city, atde., and 20,000 Ibs. of out- choice, at $'4c. a a je 1e ral market éontii niet, rives Fuling sa, We heard of sales ot 100 cases Jeai sundries at Ye. wu 1We.; 2 cases do., crop 71, at trom I c.; 44 Cases of do. hide ‘of Kentueky at from 70" a Havana at75e. a We. Woou-—The general market has been quiet since our last, with prices weak, Dut not quotably lower. We heard of sale 08 9.00 Ibs. of heavy tleece at 4c. # d4c., 8,000 Ibs. of 48¢., 9,000 Ibs. of un? Washed at S3e., 0,000 ibs, of” Texas at trom Tyce. a 28e-, 7 bales do. at zic., 7,000 Ibs. of Colorado. at Be, a 2 1100 Ibs." of Cape at, Ate at Spring Calltoriniay Bie. 39 do. of Fall @ Ohio, ero crop, aud’ 300 2, at ‘300, State fleece at 6c. a aor iherys legos; 200;000 Ibs. of Montevitco, 90 i Ibe, ef ail California, 16,000" Ibs. of mixed fleece, 4.0) Ibs, of Ohio fleece, 10,000 Ibs. of Western fleece, 45,000 Ibs. of Washed forcigh, 500 Ibs. of unwashed fleece, S00 ibe. of pulled Mestiza, 168 bales of Spring California, all on pri vate terms. Wuiskey.—Receipts, 531 bbls. The market, under a |, ruled decidedly firmer ; sales, 360 bbis. at a 93gc,, closing firmly, held at ‘the higher DOMESTIC MARKETS. Nee gag May 9, 1873, ic. & 1A Cotton tlt good ordinary, 1 Net re- ceupts, 49) bales, “ ExporteTo Great Britain’ 839; const. wise, pale Stock, ly—Net re- ce tpi Bo bal Exports Ho Groat Britain, 1,100 ; coust- wise, 1, ioe Sal es, 1 New Ontxans, May 9, 1873. Cotton 7 rte demand; middlings, Ise. # ISige. Net pete has ross, 2.1 Exports to Great aes les Inet evening, Stock isilzp” Weekly--Net receipts, exports to Great Britain, cual coustwise, 2,1 Continent, 6,1: Cotton, duil; middlings, 18c. good ordinary, 13h4e. 4 ; ordinar, bales. a stW | pecmril NAIL, May 9, 1873, Savannan, Ma low midline, : 80,483. W ece: 595 bal ‘xports—To Great Briti 4.444; to whe Continent, 1.087 coastwise, 2,708. Sales Dre Cotton quiet; middlings, 10,149 ri good ordinary, l0jge. a 16%e 3 ordiuary, et receipts, 601 Bales; oss, 768. Sales, 400. ol Week! —Net receipts, 3,188; gross, 3,760; exports coustwise, 1,002; sales, 1,550. Witwinatow, N. C., May 9, 1873. pirits of turpentine quict at 44c, | Rosin ‘firmer, at TS for strained, Crude turpentine quiet, at $2’ for hm $3 25 tor yellow dip and virgin. Tar swady at Mumrnis, May 9, 1873. low middiings, Io. Receipts, 1.261 bales. Stock—1872, 16,878; 1873, 39,736. laa 741. ‘Sales, 6,000, Go, May 9, 1873. of extra Spring at Cotton kit Shipments, Receipts. So7 bales. Shipments, 5 Flour firm and in fair demand: sal $5.) 4 $775, Wheat steudy. terday; No. 1 Spring unel $1 2854; seller May, $i ae Corn th good demand, at Aise. for N Tune ; 39% Odts are in tair de} it ale. foe No. 4 regular ; rejected ; 31% seller we ‘duit ‘and nominal, wt eh , Gail. aud nominal. Pork unsettled aid Tower $10 5735 $16 90: cloned fem, ut $16.90 a $1 ct rd quict at $3" Mts seler duno: Hameln ploble gold at 100 $14 meats in fair demand and a shade easier at Bho tor shoulders, loose; short rib middles, 8%c. a sxc. cas Sic. seller May, short clear middies quict at s%c. a 9. | iy¢, higher for boxed. “Bacon—Sales of shoulders at 774 clear rib sides, Isc. Receipts—4,00) bushels wheat, 65,000 do. corn, 24000 d Rebate jo. barley, Shijmente-tiyo b bushels wheat, 190,00) do. corn, oa dino do, barley do. rye. ‘relghis di fauid doekin: ina: ah shinpers id owners apart; wheat to Buffalo, 7c. Touxpo, May 9, 1873. Pour in big) Aig and firm. Wheat firm and ad- vanced 2c. ; hite Wabash, $1 AD unber Michigan, seller Ma; seller June, 35 1 pay p, L res 3 No. 2 red Ai 4, ‘orn in fair omandsind higher: Sigh mbxed, spor and seller May, aioe, a 48)40.; seller June in ao “ie e.; low mixed, seller July, "August, BH) hy 49. ; no grade, 1 Gatih fair demand and ‘advanced; No. S & spot, fits seller June, 43¢. 5 i dlie an, 41 4c. Freighits tu hae Buttalo by lace, 4c. wego, 4c. Receipts—1,400 bbls. flonr, 9 ‘ln wheat, 25 O10 puishels corn, 6000. Dushe els ote. Shipments—1,00) bbls. flour, 7,000 bushels wheat, 108,000 bushels corn, Osweao, N. Yi. May 9 Flour steady, with fair demand; sales of 1 heat $8 ta for No. 1 Spring, We, for amber Winter, $10 50 for wi ott for double extra. Wheat un- inter Seg a 00 prime white Canada at $2 05, 5,000 he ‘two cars of No. | Milwaukee clab at ite F far 1 at $2 10 andone car amber 9. Corn steady; gales of 3,400 Mg lots at, Ge, and 4,00) terms. Barley Inactive ; ye quiet. Peas quiet ai 20 jor unbolted per owt. ‘quoted nominally $19 for a 1 68, one ear Ww! ichigan at bushe Western in, bushels priy Uplake Cana nom nal at $1.06, Cornmeal, $1.28 Mil" Teed quiet. and tower morts, co et Yor shipstaits, $21 for ‘middlings, delivered to ilroad fre New Ge. hts—Flour, to Phil slate ‘We. ; ork, 0c; to Albany, Troy. i Recelbts by lake $5, rye ig eine ¢ of lumber. 10, N. Y., May 9, 1873. Imports by lake and rall forthe ‘lack twenty four boure—Flour, 7.496 bbls. ; wheat, 48,02 bushels; corm 71,002 do. ; 194 do, | patiey” sus dot rye: a) do" Exports for the past twenty-four houre—Wheat ie ne ae Wester ‘spring, ir ¥ fF ta ‘83 a $i a nea Se ae ay is ahs 1: i mur May 7, 1873. Exchange quiet and weak: fod Statog ton, 60 day in currency, 10% a 113% Doreen ‘romans ‘short sight, 1536 percent premium on London, 36 & 30 por cout prom ium: on Paris, 26 a 28 per cent premium, Haviwa. May A 1873. Exchange firmer; on United States, days, in oar rency, 12a 13 ber. cent premium; short tatght, 16 a 16: Sene bremiun: 6 days, in gold, 29 per cent pres short sight, 32 aes premium; on London, 4 pe cen Premium; Spanish goid, i, 25 a 26 per cent premium, EUROPEAN MA iN MARKETS, Loxpow Moxey Manxet —Lon! sols and American sccurition closed unchanged M.—Con- ed, Consols gpened at 99} for money and the punt.“ Cnited States five-twent ond: 8, Old, 92; 1867's, 94 ; ten: forties, AiG; new fives, B98, and Erie Hallway snares pee an Stock Exchange quotations report, issued at 2:30, M 93 for the = announced consols for moncy, 93% count, 93% a 9334; Erie Rait ‘Panis Bounsy. 3, SAf. 5c. Livukroon Corton MARKYT.—Livenrools May 975 P. M.—Of the sales 6,000 bales were American. The ad- vance in cotton to arrive has been lost. Sales of cotton shipped trom New Orleans, deliverable in May, at 8%, aad, May wt ul log from Savannah or Charleston and bor it 9 116d. a un ort is 588, 200,000 American. The market the week have been 69,000 bal taken for export and 3,000 on sj ort is 781,000 te aaa ceipts for the week have been American. export, $00 ba Toulerand steady. aheotton shi nah or Charleston, a. a 933, S04" ed from New Or. he stock of WD bates including ened steady, middlin Med. The sales o ‘of which 6.000 were culation. ‘The stock in 1000 American, “The re. 07,000 bales, including les ‘he market ped from Savan- arrive firmer. s—The market 9-5 for yarni Livanroot Breapsturrs M. May P. M.—The receipts of corn for the past three days have oon 12,000 quartors, including 9,000 American. | The mar- Kot isfirm. Wheat ize Id. per cental for average, Call fornia white; for club do., and Ils. 24.9 128. 24. for estert Spring. ‘The receipts of wheat, for the past days have been 24,000 quarters, all of which were American, Loxvox Pronvcr Mazxxr—Lovpox, May, 9.-Surar, ie Od. a S4e. 9d por owt, for No, 12 Dutch standard, afloat. Caicutta inapes 643. a O48. Gd. per cwt. Comm 8s. 6d. a per cwt. Spirits 80s, 6d. and closed at 30s, a 3 turpentine ‘opened at 6d. per cwt, g INVESTMENT | THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD SEVEN- THIRTY FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, which we recommend as a profitable and well secured investment, bear 73:10 per cent gold interest, and have the following elements of security, viz. 1, They are the obligation of a strong corporation. 2, Thoy area first mortgage on the road, its equip: ments, rights and franchises. 8. They aro a first lien on its net earnings 4. There is pledged, in addition, for the payment of principal and interest, a land grant of 12,800 acres per mile through the States and 25,000 t The cres per mile through the Territories traversed. npany 1s already entitled to nearly ten million acres of its grant, and its land sales thus far have realized $5 66 per acre. With nearly 500 miles of the road completed and in operation, the earnings for 1873 will be large. All marketable stocks and dg are received in ex- change fcr Northern Pacifics on most favorable terms. JAY COOKE & CO. ~_ 20 Wall street, New York, ‘Aaust BELMONT & © Bankers 19 anc 3} Nassau. street, isstie Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts of the World, through the Messrs, DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents. so Commercial Credits and telegraphic transfers of Europe and Havana. for ineorpotated ra merchants. munes ; 5. onm 17 contains many 000 for favestment, th vertising Sironahoss the country, cont ually reeetving: umerous applications trom uy, conta tal desiring pean connecti tact ities co enh and males of “american “ecuritiens our customers and acquaintances throughout the country are our secnroneas jousoaces bear! sebstantal tation, desiri ional capita tal, solicited. or ALEXANDER PROTAIRGHAM © COMPANY 12 and 114 Browdway, A LARGE FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, FITTED up in tr style; good ayn business lease for tures vears for the hole building: ‘cheap rents JULES GLAE 1,263 Broadway. a WELL ESTABLISHED BROWN PAPER AND Btraspboard business £ sale SEN with a lease of 1D, 9 Ann street. the Store. Inquire T. & J. P. TOWNS “AN IMMEDIATE PROFIT OF $40,000 CAN BE MADR by an investment of $10,000 for a few weeks on first class security, besides a position insurin earl income for oc ional services. A Herala Uptown Branch office. RARE CHANCE FOR AN ENERGETIO MAN, with a small capital. No humbug. Call and see tor yourselves, 119 Nassau street, room 1, At INCOME OF $20,000 PER ANNUM MAY BE RASI- ly realized by a gentleman investing $3,000 and taking hare in ag old-established business of well-known ding. Ad X, Herald Uptown Branch office. A FIRST CLASS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY, convenient to the city, with every facility for wood iron, brass and steel work, wants responsibl Bost ie the management of the same. Addr Her- ald office, A PERSON WILLING TO INVEST A MODBRATE amount in the publication of an allusteated Weekly, on 4 popular plan, sure of success, address a handsome dress TREAS- “AGENCY WANTED—OR WOULD PORM A CONNEO- tion with Al parties in a mercantile business, bys ge entleman who can control a large amount of firat ‘clues ade, having large commercial ana f financial cial experioncg and advartages, stress MERCH if Express oftice. CARD.—SECRET.—FOR SALE, A FORTUNE OF inestimable value, a secret connected and needed in every part of the world: any medical iitdent or in ps telligent person can take hold by a little tuition, Apply ersonally to Mr. WILSON. Compton House, co wenty: reet, Third avenue, New York, right or address by letter hour for an interview. YOUNG MAN, WITH $2,000 READY CASH, CAN hear of arare chance for business, with unusual rar For particulars inguire at 48 West Twenty> rst street, before 10 and after OR SALE—THE BEST TERRITORY FOR A PAT. ent, which wilk give a splendid opportunity to make a fortune for a man who has some means and onerey For particulars Inquire at 118 Chambers street, up stairs. HIRST CLASS CATHOLIC UNDERTAKING BUSE For sale, large and yery fine Stock; long lease n good ness neighborhood ; also Clarence front Hearse and Coach, undertakers Wagon and Bugsy, four young Horses, singlo and doublo Harness; the to it THES, stock and stable will be sold separate tt desired ns for selling. Address W. H. 0. DWYKR, box ‘ald Uptown Branch office. ATENT,—ANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD PATENT to sell or in want of a partner with necessary capi. al to introduce, it can address, stating business and where an interview can be had, OHAS. MAVER, station L. incipals ouly. pam OR INTEREST IN A PATENT FOR AN UN- doubdtedly useful article which requires a lttle money to develop wil! be bought; no notice can be taken unless some description 1$ given. Address 8. H, Ky Herald office. TATE RIGHTS IN A NEW PATENT FOR SALB— Fora tolding chair, bed and ottoman combined, Ad- dress, L, MATHOT, 101 West Thirty-seventh street, ITS FOR DURYEA'R the best in the world, or with Apply at 688 Seventh JELDOM OFFERED—OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN with a small capital to purchase a Business and Paten he reality 1 eae te Proitt of it will be proved. rth ave ‘oor. J PECIAL PART i; manutacturiny reanictts 85,000. R WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS business, well established; capital dress STERLING, Herald office. B RIGHTS IN A NEW PATENT SUPPLYING A © ‘speciai want; we invite and request thorough inves tigation; come and i Si Waste :D—ADDITIONAL CAPITAL, IN THE MANU- facture of three articles in furniture, secured now In operation an patents; LE, Herald office. vested. LAUDER BANKEN-VEREIN, VIENNA, AUSTRIA, CITY, AM HOF NO. 5, buys and sells the Coins and Bank Notes of all countries, as well as all kinds of stocks and public securities, and recommends her office for all transactions appertaining to the banking bus ‘ANTED—PARTNER, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, IN agood manufacturing business; one who speaks English preferred. 280 South Third street, Brooklyn, B.D. ANTED—TO INVEST, $1,000 IN SOME GOOD PAY. ing commission anit forwarding business, where money can be secured and services will be required, Ad dress 't, tr. Herald office, WANTED-$100 TO $200. BY A GENTLEMAN) PRE te party prelerred | personal security and Prop. erty to rp full amount At rec best reterences in t heavy intorest. ‘Address J. W. Ke, box 178 Hei $3, OOO WASTED-IN AN. ESTABLISHED BUST. 5 ness, with a valuable leaso, in the vicinit of new Masonic Hall and Booth’s Theatre, of will el Lease on favorable terms for other business, Address B. A "A —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY, BROKERS oll, Stock and Gold Privileges. 0 ior put or call for 100 shares, $125, tor $50,000, x Explanatory circular, with practical illustrations and references, inailed to any address. <THE GAZZAM COLLECTION AGENC Broadway, has in every county correspo with bank references. Charges moderate, LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO 1 Bond, and Mortgage: frat and second Mortgages cashed: city property only. 8, FREL ICH & CO., 906 and 908 Third avenu C TTON, STUCKS AND GOLD BOUGHT AND 8 on mal rging, by EUCLID YOUNG, member New York Stock and Gold’ Exchanges, office 16 New st., New Yerk. {OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, OR WILL TRADE for merchandise or Western Lands, a few hundred Shares capital stock of a completed raiiroad, running east and west, a the State of Ilinols. Address, for two weeks, . Herald office. HE NS & “BRAINE, STOUK AND GOLD BROK ERS, ll Broad street.—Stock and gold privil specialty. Any one can speculate with small capital ‘and He risk, Explanatory circulars mailed M° EY, IN VARIOUS SUMS, TO LOAN ON IM- proved city Property. First and second mortgages cashed. THO: OBERT EMMET, 36 Pine st 10 EXOMANGE—200,000 FEET CHOICE LUMBER FOR first class Mortgage, Furniture, Tea or Notions eg to the Sonthern trade, Address LUMBER, Herald office. FANTED—RAILROAD SKC TATE, and County Bonds. Also, for sale, tron and steel Rails, by WM, A. GUEST & CO., 17 Nassau street. eS ey FIRST MORTGAGE ON A FIRST class brick corner, on Fulton street, near the City Hall, worth fully $39,00 so several sums from $2,000 to $4, wet parties will be treated liberally. DRAKE & CO., No ghby street, Brookl: r TO a PER CENT. We make a specialty of “County, City and School Dis- trict Bonds; guarantee legality of all bonds sold, collect the coupons without charge, or take same as so much cash on sales, Send for price lat. The Law of Municipal Bonds, tye published by our senior, should be in the handsof all interested in this Oe et of securities. Two volu s, price OLBR & ©O.,17 Nassau street. 817.500. WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, on a first class House and Lot, on Murray Mill, close to Firth avenue, and which is worth three times this amount; no bonus, and only lawyer's fees will paid. H. LUDLOW & ©O., No. 3 Pine street. $15,000 on City 10,000 89,709, $8,000—TO LOAN ropert wilhont onus; First tnd Second ’Mortcages purch K. HARG, 77 Cedar street, Nowary every State, z EXECUTOR'’S MONEY TO LOAN—ON $50.000 Bey Sroperty; ‘also First and Second Mortgages promptly cas $23. 000, dC emnralamoner for HALL J. HOW, 12 Pine street $50.00 cent and pi safe invest : | $150.000 BOND AND MORT- gage, withont bonus for @ term of years, on real estate inthis ¢ TO LOAN—ON JOHN F. CUNKEN, 162 Broadway, room 9. EXECUTOR'S FUND TO LOAN ON $300,000 FaniGintmorunse on New York sree Proved property, in, sums irom, $400 to $25,'00); only principals or thelr attorneys dealt with. ‘on bonus re- faired CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 30 Pine street. ++ ____ AN INSANE SUICIDE, Abont half-past ten o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Wilson, @ woman forty years of age, who had been considered to be out of her mind for some time past, committed suicide by cutting her throat with a razor at her residence, 114 Norfolk street. Mrs. Wilson was alone in the room, in which a loud noise, a3 of Some one falling, was heard, and an examination resulted in finding her lying dead on the floor, her clothing besmeared with blood and a razor lying near the body. The husband of de- ceased, who is a school teacher, was absent from home at the time of the tragedy. Id office. Si 000, TO $5,000.—WANTED, A PARTNER IN A eg imate asiness, Paying ® good profit. Address H. fierald om ET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs. abet cash ‘advances on Diam minds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, &c. or bought; Pawnbroxe Tickets bought, at77 Bleecker street. T WOLF BROTHERS’, 89% BROADWAY, BETWEEN Nineteenth and Twentieth strects—Mone; loaned on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Silks, a1 particularly Pianos; private parlor for ladies; business stricuy confidential, A. FdAcksON, PAWNBROKER, 56 WEST query. « first, formerly 9 Prince street, loans Money im lari te small sums on personal Property of every de~ scription. A’ JAC! KSON" 8, a BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEV- enth street—Money liberally advanced on monds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Dry Goods, and nae aed ‘of every description. Private entrance tor ladies. T hid BROADWAY, eee ER FOURTH STREET. mn DI nds, Watches, proper eit) a Bess pro} Silke, Camel's Hair shawl, Li of every description. MXEX, LIBERALLY ADVANCED, ON DIAMONDA, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, India Shawls, &c. ; xe Stock of the above-named Goods on hand beanies to pay advances. No. shington place, under New York Hotel, one door ‘rom Broad ONEY LOANED—ON DIAMONDS, WATCTIE! Jewelry and Silverware. The sane bought a1 sold, GEO. 0, ALLEN, S41 Broadway, near Fourteenth street. 4.03 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH 2) and Twenty-firtn streets. —Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watehe: 63, tame and Shawls, me bought at full valu » BERNARD, 685 BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY STREET.— ¢) Money liberally advanced on Diamonds, Wate! Jewe! and all Merchandise, at the old estab! Loan office, Same bought and sold. _M. ROSENBE 91: BROADWAY, OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND most reliablé office.—Money advanced on Diss monde, Watches, Jewelry, Laces, &c. By be m,! at full value. 1.26 7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH office, room B. — Parlors tor indies; branch 188 Filton street, Brooklyn. Money | iamonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c. Same bought LINDO BROS ine for the te Eau de Lustre for the hair. Eau de Cologne (preparation speciale). OTEL MIRABEAU, PARIS, This splendid establishment is beautifully sttuated, im the Kue de la Paix, the finest part of the vai joining the new. Grand Upers, the fastvonable bou wards, the Place Vendome and the Tuileries Gardens, and ducted under the Immediate superintendence of it oro prietor, Mr, CASANOVAS, who rican famifiegan rs his gratetal nowledgments to Ameri: te: Hlemen for their continued patrona sup! with American ind English poking Deridee handsome smoking and coffee rooms ments fee fair a coe Gr ig erior cuisine, exceilent attendance Foe eee ata he Mirabeau to the Dest class ot travellers most comfortable and agreeable residence. WISS AND UNITED COURIERS’ SOCIETY.—COU- S"“ilers may be secured on. arrival by families ‘visiting Europe on writing, the Secretary, 63 Mount street, Grosve- nor square, London, England, THE QU BEN’S HOTE “NEAR THE CRYSTAL TT Faade pper Norwood, London.—To tourists and families—Its elevated, pleasant and sried salubrious post- tion, combined with the poner, affor mtn eka favors mariagement, have ma ween's 8 favorite Tesort of the upper ranks of Engl Hob society. A | STANDARD AMBRICAN BEVEL TABLES AND + the Phelan & Coneeaer Sedan Ten Cushions for sale only by the as enter, LLEN DER, successor to Phelan der, S38 Bro: away ‘New York. STORAGE ny PA beri ay PIANOS, MIRRORS, i ARRIAGES, WAGONS, &c., aeihe NEW pits CCAS W ARENOUSE, haltoxpresst for the, pi 12 TO Ws EAST THIRTY-SECON Ny STREET, WEE FOURTH AVENUE. TRUNKS, CASES: and othér PACKAGES Gontaining articles of EXTRA VALUE can be stored with SAFETY at low rates. taons can forward their goods trom any partof EU- nope or AMERICA direct to tis Warehouse. PUBLIC Is invited to examine the superior ac- commodations light, vente ten antety, &e., whic ths Dpossedses over all oth vane atti ON H. MORRELL, Owner and Proprietor. . FOR PURNITU RE, PIANOS, te pe Ske. in ‘separate, el To rooms; the stornué Fates! tn’ the oi HALES + SON, MIC 38, 0 and {a COMMERCE STREET, NEAR BLEECKER, STORAGE. DENTISTRY, jal set ym acl ou ake feet fitting guaranteed wid. 0. K ies CIGARS AND TOBACCO. OF BAVANA TOBACCO ROA CONCHAS, de Cubs al Me Galanes, $60; Espanolas, $65; equ to impored vanes inanges. a! 00 Maiden lane, Al. LATEST DESIGNS OF BILLIARD TABLES apeclia Mention ta peiiate Unie evan Wee 0 private trad GEORGE E. | PHELAN, No, 7 Barclay street _ NEW 5X10 BILLIARD TABLES, $300, MPLETES od omeerely, and 1 Bevel rabies in great variety; hand. made w, SERV ARAG & DECKER, corner Canal and Centre sts. H. GRLFFITIVS 8 REVEL BILLIARD TABLES, 1 Steel Wire Cushions, the eetitth, Belaney’s [strarrunted for years, second hand 5x10 Tavien. ‘complete, tor $17 Warcrooms @, Veaey street. A KLABER, STBAM-MARBI AND MARELE (ZING Works, Ltand 136 Bast &) hteenth street --Marbie: \d Marbleized Mgt det compe i bn Mond “4 N_ ASSORTMENT or be tts) SP SEURPASSED for beauty of Tung ape aoe of workmansaif, Biate Work of all kinds a a A _Poarth avenue a! pate Share, street STetetioapa SLATR MANTELS.—MICH aio LB Works ks of evens street t near bei West Twenty: venth ‘avesing,