The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1873, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Excitement and a Fall in Pa- cific Mail. THE DECLINE OVER 5 PER CENT. a Speculations of the Street as to the Cause. GOLD A FRACTION HIGHER. Consols and United States Securities Lower in London, and Fresh Apprehension of an Advance in the Bank Rate. Foreign Exchange Firmer and Money More Active. Stocks Generally Lower—Western Union Exceptionally Firm—Further Decline in Boston, Hartford and Erie Bonds. WALL STREET, Wepnespay, May 14—6 P, M. On Change to-day cotton was quiet and easier for “spot” lots, while “futures” were }¢¢, per Ib. better. Flour was in demand and firm. Wheat ‘was also firm, while corn was decidedly lower and ‘attracted considerable business at the decline, COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS, The total exports of domestic merchandise from New York to foreign ports for the week ending May 13, and since the beginning of the year, com- BE ee no. ATL 1872, 1873, For the week.......$3,846,933 $4,522,712 $5,998,713 Previously reported 81,239,444 72,826,423 94,641,525 Since January 1.. $85,086,377 $77,159, 135 $100,640, 538 THE FOREIGN MARKET, The London market continued steady for consols anti] near the close of the day, when they declined % per cent, as the sequence ofa more active de- mand late in the day for discounts at the Bank of England, the cable reporting, at the same time, the uncertainty of the public mind as to the main- senance of the present RATE OF DISCOUNT, the probability of a further advance in the morn- ing again engaging a large share of attention in Monetary circles. The news from Austria and Germany was without further elaboration as to the results of the recent panic on the Bourse at Vienna, although the proposed suspension of the Austro-Hungarian Bank act is regarded as an in- dication of @ more critical situation than has been reported through the telegrams to the American presse. Very naturally, the course of ERIE IN LONDON ‘was closely watched, as affording a key not only to the monetary situation there, but as a reflex of the public opinion with reference to the American management of the stock. The price broke down to 4634, and some private despatches say as low as 86%, the price after some considerable fuctuation closing at 463;. United States bonds have been heavy and wind up with a slight decline, the new Mves having been exceptionally firm. THE BANK OF ENGLAND gained on balances to-day £89,000, or within a trifle of the amount withdrawn yesterday. ‘This fact failed, however, to counteract in its influence on prices the active demand at bank for discounts. The new French loan was without change in quo- tation, but rentes in Paris late in the afternoon fell Off to 54.57. MONEY IN BETTER DEMAND. The money market was more active, but to some extent unsettled. The early dealings were at 7 per cent and ata decline to 6 per cent. In the afternoon, concurrent with the shifting of loans incident to the “break” in the Pacific Mail, a more active inquiry set in at 7, which remained the rate ‘Up to the ciose of business, with a few transactions tas high as 7 gold (equivalent to about 8% per cent). Mercantile paper was unchanged, prime names being quoted 7 a 10 per cent discount. The outstanding legal tenders to-day are $356,841,000, @ decrease since yesterday of $183,000. The green- back circulation, according to these figures, is lower than it has been at any time since last October. It will be seen by our Albany despatches that the Dsury bill has been defeated. ADVANCE IN FOREIGN PXCHANGE. The foreign exchange market was firmer as a consequence of the unsettled condition of the Eu- ropean money markets, and the rates for sterling were advanced 44, to 1087 for prime sixty day bills and 110 for sight. The following shows the new standard of rates :—Sterling, sixty days, com- mercial, 108 a 1083¢; do., good to prime bankers’, 108% & 108%; do., short sight, 1097; a 110; Paris, sixty days, 5.28% a 5.23%; do., short sight, 5.20 a 6.18%; Prussian thalers, 71}; a 72:4; Antwerp, 6.28% @ 5.2234; Switzerland, 5.2744 a 5.22%; Ham- burg, 95% 296%; Amsterdam, 99% a 40%; Frank- Sort, 40% a 4134; Bremen, 9514 a 9614. GOLD FIRMER—1175; A 118, The gold market was unsettled, with a narrow range of fluctuations, the extremes having been 117% a 118, The early temper was “bullish,” as the result of the continued unfavorable advices from the other side; but the gain in the specie of the Bank of England and the deferment of any imerease in the bank rate led to a decline te 117%. ‘This was the exceptional extreme, or the lower side, and was just touched for a moment, the market rallying to,118 on the subsequent harden- ing of foreign exchange. The advance brought out ® great deal of “long” gold, and the condition of the loan market showed that a great deal of “iong” gold had been sold the previous day. The European steamers took out $206,630 in silver bars. The Sub-Treasury paid out $272,000 on account of inter- est. The course of the market is shown in the fol- 111% 1% 1173 lis 1P.M. 2 MM. nm% WX a NIK In the gold loan market the rates ranged from “ to 7 per cent for carrying. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as tollows:— THE RAILROAD BONDS. ‘The railroad bonds were dull and steady. The Union Pacific incomes were lower and pretty ac- tive at 71, and Boston, Hartford and Erte firsts de- clined to 36. The C., C. and I, ©. firsts were strong, ‘With sales at 883g, The following were the bids at the call as amended by prices in subsequent deal* ings :— New York Cen 6s, '8. HH Erie Jet im, extended 7s, dd TH, '3, bond: Gt West 24 m, 1993. 111. & 80 Towa ist m Nd Cen Istm.n NJ Fouthern 1s Pitts, Wa ‘Chie Ist mi Pitts’ FW & © 02 36 Sees y, & ie sa me Cleve Clev & Uley, P arias on, wun & brie oy ‘e Shore 4 Miss col Shore & Miss 24 8, sula ist Ce cific St Louis 4 Iro: barn Pac Me ge at Union, Pacite Ma st Be ED Alt & Ter Hy2am M 4 StP ist m,'1& MD: Chic &N W 8 f. M4 StP lstm,C aM, chic AN W MA SEP Otm'O eM hic &N W Chic & Mil Jstm le &N WI Col, Chic & Ing n & St Jo 1, Chie & Ind Ack & jal? & W. Ep,., NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, MAY 15, _1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. Del, rr & West 2d m. 9736 Deb Lack & W i’econ..10} ‘Tol'& Wab | Told & Wab ist ne Be Diiv. 9 Tol a Wab comeont Bur,c Ra THE CITY BANK STOCKS. ‘The folowing were the bids for the city bank shares:—New York, 136; Manhattan, 151; Mer- chants’, 1163g; Mechanics’, 138; Union, 131; America, 145; City, 255; Phenix, 100%; Trades- men’s, 154; Gallatin National, 120; Merchants’ Ex- change, 90; Leather Manufacturers’, 175; Ameri- ean Exchange, 10734; Bank of the Republic, 109; Bank ot North America, 102; Hanover, 107%; Irving, 122; Metropolitan, 13544; Nassau, 103), ; Continental, 80; St. Nicholas, 109; Commonwealth, 84; Importers and Traders’, 185; Park, 148; Central National, 95; First National, 220; Fourth National, 11034; Ninth National, 104%; Oricntal, 165; German American, 99%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. The Southern State bonds were almost neglected, business being confined to a few small lots of South Carolinas, Tennessees and Missouris, The market ‘was steady, except for the Tennessees, which were heavy and a fraction lower. The following are the closing prices :—Tennessee, ex coupon, 81 a 8134; do., new, 814g a 813g; Virginia,ex coupon, 43.8 48; do., registered stock, old, 36 840; do. sixes, con- solidated bonds, 5214 a 58; do, sixer, deferred scrip, 1244 013; Georgia sixes, 80 @ 85; do, sevens, 91 a 93; North Carolina, ex coupon, 27429; do. to North Carolina Railroad, 50 a 60; do. funded, 1866, 17 a 20; do. do., 1868, 17a 19; do. new, 16 & 17; do. special tax, 1868, 14 a 15; Missouri sixes, 93% a 94 do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 91 a 92; Louisiana sixes, 40 a 46; South Carolina sixes, 25 a 36; do. new, January and July, 16% 817; do. new, April and October, 27 @ 28; Arkansas sixes, funded, 30 a 40. GOVERNMENT BONDS STEADY. The government bond market was about steady. although at the last call a small sale was made of sixes of 1881 at 1205, but 121 was aiterward bid strongly. The '67’s were quict, and the new fives a shade firmer, The following are the closing prices:—United States currency sixes, 115% @ 116; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 118, @ 118%;; do, do, coupon, 121 @ 121%; do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 115}, a 116; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 115% @ 116; do. do., 1864, do. do., 115% @ 116; do, do., 1865, do. d0., 11744 a 1173¢; do. do,, 1867, registered, January and July, 118 a 118% 3 do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 118 a 118%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 12034 & 12034 ; do. do,, 1868, do. do., 1184; a 11834 ; do. ten-forties, registered, 111% a 112%; do. do., coupon, 113% a 11444; do, fives of 1881, regis- terca, 1143g a 115; do, do. do., coupon, 114% a 115, ERIE RAILWAY EAKNINGS, The latest weekly report of the earnings of the Erie Railway, from November 1,1872, is returned as follows :— 1872, 6 Days. For week ending May 7 + $412,445, Previously reperted.... + 8,619,230 Total earnings since Nov. 1. $8,931,684 Decrease for week... Ansueane, for six months and one week to STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER. While the amount of business in the general stock market was of the usual and moderate ex- tent, Pacific Mail became actively weak and ex- perienced a break of 534 per cent, taking the ex- tremes of the day, which were respectively 52 and 463. In explanation of this sudden and serious decline it was at first stated that the long mooted rival British steamship line across the Pacific, between Hong Kong and San Francisco, had become a reality, and that one of the steamers, the Altoona, as announced in the HERALD of this morning, had arrived at San Francisco. Subse- quently it was asserted that the steamer in ques- tion had been simply chartered at Hong Kong to take a cargo from San Francisco, and on her way across had brought a load of Chinese laborers des- tined for America. Otherwise the fall in the stock was ascribed to the sales by @ “pool”? who had sought to oust the present régeme, but finding that it would be impossibic to secure @ majority of the stock before next Monday, abandoned the effort and sold out their stock. Official notice 1s given by the Pacific Mall Company that the annual election jor nine directors will take place on Wednesday, May 28, between the hours of twelve M. and two P.M., and that the transfer books will close May 19 and remain closed until May 29. The weakness in Pacific Mail dragged down the general market, especially as the disap- pointment of the street at the absence of the “bull” market, which was expected to follow the relaxation in money has encouraged a bearish sentiment in the street at large, some little help being furnished the efforts of the “bears” this afternoon in the better demand for money above noted. The lack of confidence is also attributable to the apprehensions begotten by the recent de- velopment of monetary troubles in Eurepe. Alter Pacific Mail the more important decline was in C. ©. and I. C., St. Paul, Union Pacific and Ohios, which went off 1a 13g per cent, the decline else- where barely exceeding one-half per cent. A closing rally of 1 @ 13; per cent from the lowest price of Pacitic Mail induced @ general reaction of irreg- ular extent in the general list. Western Union Tel- egraph was exceptionally firm. Erie, all things considered and particularly the tenor of its London quotations, was comparatively steady. In the my- cellancous list Panama sold down to 110, in sympa- thy with the decline in Pacific Mail, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— pd York Central. Take Shore. Wabash... Northwestern fed Dekel! preterred. Rock Island. St. Paul.. St. Paul preferred. Ohio and Mississippi Union Pacific, GC, ©, and 1. C. Western Union Telegraph. Pacific Mail. . or In Philadetphia Reading was steady at 115% and Pennsylvania firmer at 108, SALES AT THE NEW YOBK STOCK EXOHANGE, Wednesday, May pane ed Oa M. 8 6:20, » M Boe Us ete: towns meat | ag 10 A. M.—Before Call. 100 shs C & R IRR, .83 1084 iy FA 10 Ene SESeSsees = 3S Ey i Pd 10 300 200 400 300 300 0 FJ aw 1200 10 to 800 20 100 ey oy 30 200 Ff 200 700 200 20 Board=10:30 A. M. Be West Union Tel 863 Bern a 000 1000 $000 ‘Tow 200 4600 100 ToGo 300 4000 200 Hh yed 1 40m 100 5 Co 400 200 Pa & 20 20 5032 1100 300 Oke 40M! 500 50% 200L 300 503 100 500 0S; 800 ‘500 100 1200 BOSS 1000 B00 + 3% WO S00 we A 0 a 20 % bg Be 1000 ry 1500 02 300 200 50 BOSS 1200 Ev 300 By 400 Why 400 wD 0 50, S00 49 1000 49 1200 I 200 49) 00 ar, 4 400 494 600 #00 5 300 4932 100 20 prea 100 rH ‘Su 49° 400 iio Fe y 45% 300, 200 48% 500 a 0 4s) 100 500 00 100 all S6f4* 400 40 wo 200 100 200 500 BuO ‘300 wo is 12:15 and 2:15 P. M. $10000 US 6's, r, ’ 183s $2400 58 5.20.7, % 1000 US 6's, 1A -20, ©, "64. 1ob0 U 0, C65, 65, do... staal 118 9000 US 6's, 10.40, ¢,... 118% P. M.—Betore can. 500 she Pac MSS Co. 200 do. $1000 Un P 10's, inc... 20 shs Con Coal... U0 BN 300 300 20 200 200 200 1000 200 10) ao. 200 ry 300 300 +00 lv of iw 100 4S BO) 20 54 100 300 cs) yoo Bld 2% 200 ; 400 a4 B00 303, 20y 09g 500 30 300 Bust 2 46 300 4i a 41. 1100 45 700 4h 50y 41 700 ay 140 a i 3 100 4 300 al 0 4 (300 41} 100 Ay at 100 W 415 CLOSING PRICES—4 O'OLOOK P, M Western Union. Re Northwer’a of. a 86) Pacific Mail. J venteal,.-. ie oie Y Central. Rook mand. 2.108! 10884 + Sig a 8S 68iq 4 69 Outing Sis: liga 418% Han & Sto... 365 a a aly, + WI a OF, . COMMERCIAL 1 REPORT. ee ieee ct Cotton Easier for “Spot” and Firmer for “Futures;” Receipts at the Ports, 4,462 Bales=Filour Firm—Wheat Firm— Corn Decidedly Lower—Oats Steady— Pork Steady—Lard Easier—Coffec Ac- tive and Firm=<Sugar Firm—Petro- leum Unchanged—Naval Stores About Steady=Whiskey Steady. WEDNESDAY, May 4—6 P. M. There was only @ moderate trade movement to- day, either on or off Change, and values as aruie were much the same, though there were a few notable exceptions. Cotton was still dull and heavy, quotations being to a great extent nominai. At the Produce Exchange there was not much change in the markets as compared with yesterday. Flour was steady under a moderate demand, Wheat was steady, with a fair demand for prime Spring on the spot and to arrive. The offerings were only moderate to arrive, however, while there was scarcely any on the spot. Corn was dull and de- cidedly lower, especially for new, which was in plentiful supply and not very dry. Oats were dull, but not essentially changed. Whiskey was easy, Pork was very quiet, but held firm. Lard was easier aud not very active. In the grocery market coffee attracted considerable attention, but other articles generally were quict. Petroleum remained quiet and unchanged. Spirits of turpentine was dull and nominally steady, The same remarks will apply to the market for rosin. Borran.—A good demand has prevailed for the medium And for por qualities, while the better descriptions have | deem sold ton fair extent at full prices, the market ral- ing generally steady at the following quotations:—New State, pails and tubs, good to fine, 90c. a Se. , do. Welsh, 29c. @ Sle.; State tubs, shipping selections, Sc. a 35. ; Western dairy packed, 26c. a 28c.; do. store packed, 20. ‘8 26c. ; Orange county pails, 90c. a S5c., the latter price for retail lots. Curesx.—Without special activity in either old or new there has been a fair trade generally at full prices, the closing quotations being as follows:—Old State factory fine jobbing, 15c. a 16}c ; do. do., fine shipping, 1c. a 16c. ; do. do., common to good, 9c. a Se. ; Western factory fine Jobbing, 13}se. a Mdge.; do., fine shipping, I2c. a 18¢.; Soe Ide. skims, 8. 8 Me; new State ifactors, full creas + do. do., skimmed 7c. a Lie, ; do: dairy, ester factory, Uo. a ite © he market for cottoh_on the spot was dull and 4. , the revised quotations appended showing roopi aoe ‘of 3c. per Ib, on ordinary and dee, per Ib. on ordinary and strictly ones ry. The better qual alitics were nominally unchan Future deliveries moderately active, at an Rratice of about dye. per bb. We sum up thus:— To-Day. Last Ee'g. Total. Export... 3 Consumpti 27 3 Bpecuiauion. 1 9 2 Total... Cr) “08 1.300 —For ruture Laithy re ‘low resale the sales have bee! joule Das i last nem! atter three o’clock— June, 900 at Ike; July, 100 at IBiKe,, HM) at 1S 9-160. : August, 300 ai at 18 7-16e.; Heptember, 100 ai 17 $166. 100 at October, 200 at I7hic, ‘Total, 2,200 bar to three FM. —June, 1,400" a 18%c., 100 at 18 9-166 Asse. 200 at is 016c., 200 at ¥ C+, B00 at 18 9-16e. ; uly, 0 8 4 j521-iee., 100 at 18%c., fat 18 M-l6e., 00 at 1B%Ke, at 18" 11-16e,, 200 ab ise 1,100 at 1811-1 dat a8 1823380." August 30) at Tb itces tod at Inscer’ Nao at 1B dice, Total, 8,500 bales. Grand total, 10,900 bales. The receipts at the ports sum up. thus Galveston, sos New Or- 1,073; avapuuh 410: Charleston, 625; Wimin tot ose: New jptonton. ‘nis Taek seers the fo, Jowing figures steam, le. ; sail, Ic. coms pressed ; to Hai y sieain, Sad. Compressed ; to Bre= men, by'ateam, 1 Mivernool, by stenun. 3d. ‘a 710d. ; sail, 5-16d, w 3 note :— _ Volta. “Alabama, New Orieans, Texas, Ordinal bg M4 43g Good 01 168g it itis Btrict Pi gain 1 Yi us Low midail 18 i 18 ning ia 19) 2» Good middiing bit 2 —The quotations ave based on cotton in store, running in quality not more than half agrade above or below the Corrknect he market for Rig hasbeen active to-day. and continued very strong. We heard ot sales of 1.0 L,. Pendigast ; 1-212 bags, ex Wavelets 1,005 bages ex Morrimics 140 lage, ox Onto, nd ait baie uth America, ail on private terms. We quo ithe ramnary cargoes, ‘17360. a 17%4c.: fair cargoes, Rize. a cargoes 1c. Ie Drimecargoen 1ige. wigs ange 10F lots 17346. w 195s, ald, per” Ib, credit; Java, government se; Singat ania, os a ide x Tres Taees Angestttta, A) ¢c.j Curagoa, 1734¢. 018: va 90 days? credit. Ni) GRatn.—Receipte—Flour, 8067 bbls.; wheat, 64,175 bushels; corn, 67,808 do.: cornmeal, 250 bbls. and baga; oats, 36,729 bushel ‘The flour market. ruled ragood demand, in part for local wants and ‘he xtles since our last toot up fully 19,30) bbls., within the range of the appended quotations. Corn incal continued quiet, butfirm, We heard of a sale of 150 bbls. of Western white at $815 0n the dock. Feed gontinued dull and was sughtly easier. We hote sales of 30 tons of 40 198, at $20 revised prices were ag follows :—100 Ibs. harps, 8262 100 Ibe Or Noctis dlings, $29 a $26; 8) Ibs. or No. 2 middlings, $23 1 $24; 60 Ibs, or No, 1 teed $22; 80 ibs or medium teed, $2); 40 Ibs, y 2 per ton, Our flour quota: $4 a $5 25 SBS a 2teed, $20 tions are as follows :— No. 2 State Superfine Stat 1d Extra State. 7Wa 72 Choice State TMHa 77 Superfine Wer 15 Extra Western. 25 Extra Minnesota... 00 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. Bound hoop Oblo, trade brands, Fam! St, Louis, low extra. St. Louis, straight extra... St. Louls, choice double extra, St. Louis, choice family Caiiforni Na eos mut EIT SegtarnssaRsssaaeseauns ete ee eS Southern superfine. Southern extra..... Jerse; Gorn meal, Brandywine Baltimore Caloric Punche —Wheat PRERESPPE REE EDESP ESS FEF SRSSSESSLSSERTSS: Y obetes F wo? cocece! ihe sales stalctly prime Spring, whicn was veph eic 1 ‘were about 60,000 bushels at $153.8 $157 for interior and No. 8 Spring, $1 6a $1.08 tor No. 2 Chicago, $1 70.0 $1 (2 Milwaukee ; also about 100,0.0 bushels mainly ast, evening, at $l 62 tor yr 63 for No.2 Milwaukee, to arrive in June. Corn was in good deman decidedly lower for new mixed and yellow. ‘The i foot up fully 169,000 busheis, opening early, at 66c. mixed atloat, and fle: for yellow, inter, sold nt Girgc able, for soft’ prime Western mixed, 65); Syellow Bie. fo In store. Oats were ith mo crate demand, at about previous prices. ‘The sles ugwre- ate about 400, bushels, at 49e. for common, ie. for tuir, lc. for good ‘and S24<c. for choice new light mixed, and Se-aBder for good to choice White Burley demand and ste $1 15, delivered as in fair leady ; sales 12,4) bushels of C janada, at Western nominal at Zoe... Rye was firmer; sales 8.000 bushels of Western, atie., delivered. Fuxicurs.—Herth freights were very quiet w-day, but the mi ruled strong, particularly for accom business was con: ark tion for grain. A fair cbarterin mate Inquiry was chied! at improved rates for vessels adapted to the gr petroleum trade. The engagements were To Liverpool. by sally 25 hinds, or Kentucky tobacco at 408. ‘The nominal rate for grain by steam Was Tid a 734d. and for provisions, 40s. a div, To London, by sail, 28,03 bushels wheat at 9igd.; 4,000 . 6d." To Antwerp, by sail, 50 lierces of har ters comprise :—A Norwegian bark, ee to Cork for orders to the United Kk 3,000 rs grain wt 7s. Gd., oF, if direct, 3d. off; eto a direct Continental’ port, t 7s. 6a; an Italian bark, hence nited Kingdom, 2,70) « 70) atiarters grain, av7s. 6d. and hence, same voyage, 3,600 or if direct grain to the £10 gratuity; an Austrian ba: quarters grain at, 74. 6d. Bark, Hence tong, french port, #900 bola naphtha, at iat a Beltisn brig, hence to Guttenburg, 1,0 bbls, naphtha. off; a Norwegia a Norwegian bark, hence to Stochkolm, 2,000 bhi refined petroleum, 7s. a Norwegian bark, ‘hence to Cork, for orders to the United Kingdom or Cont 2,200 bbls, refined petroleum at 7s. it 10 the United dom, 7s, 3d. if toa Continental port, with pei loge ot at 7s. 64.; a German bri the Batis, the German Baitie, 700 bbls, retin a German bark, to arrive from Philadelphia, to the Ger: man Haltic, 2.400 bbl4. refined do., at fs. @l.: a British bark, to arrive from do., to a Continental port, 4,000 bbls. refined do, rivate terms; a British bark trom do., same Voyage, 3,600 bis, retined do., on private terms, Motasses.—The Inquiry for foreign continued fair, but the transactions were confined, principally, to Jobbing tothe trade, Prices ruled stead: re heard of sales: 80 hhds. of Cuba, within the range, and 65 bbis. of New Orleans, at from 0c. a 78e. New Crop Cuba, contrifugal and mixed . —s— Cuba, clayed . 29. a 2c. Cuba, muscovado, refining Be. a Be. Cuba, muscovado, grocery BSc. # A5e. Porto Rice Bbc. a 60C. entirely nominal; was t h ‘while fi were asking Later we heard of a rae bbls. at Sc, Rosin ws ally steady; strained quoted at $3 Io There, was rumor ‘of @ large sale on Chang which we were unable to obtain. ‘Ihe only authenticated sale we heard of was 300 bbis. of stramed, to arrive, on private terms, Tar was dull, but quoted steady within tg panes ot fas Was LEU! ‘was also neglected, but. no 15a $3 0, . the particulars of market for refined continued quiet, ere unchanged ; quoted tor balance of month rude, In bulk, was quiet and nominal quoted at 940. Gases tit with a tight inquiry TM At 20%, 426%. Naphtha was neglec omni nal at 10%c, a He. for Western and city, Att the Greek the market as dull quoted at $265 at Oil Git, $229 at Rourevitle, $2.45 at Petroleum. Centre ‘and at Titwyile, ‘with $250 bid. The Philadelphia mar- rad remained quiet an unchanged ; refined quoted, for balance of month at Ive. We heard of a sale of 5 tine, at Be. 2.000 bole. for dit and, in New York: bbls. crude, ler. 14340, tor prom Recelpt—Pork, 2, Bod ‘barrels out meats, Ps packages: lard Maite aind tlerees. sghe i 9 ‘or mes: niet; quoted $18 for round te ar hte. We beard of 9 agics of 200 barre! ry ry Pamogrow, at ariel aad bed at $15 Bacon remained dull and more or less nomi nal. ong ‘Clear quoted at 934c., ‘und. short do. at Ic. a 97 Fusty box en of short clear old at the out- side price. Dre shade better for heavy, eef was in mod: closing at 76e. a 7%0. fo Tor the Be steady. We heard: of sales of 45 pack- erate reques thin the ange 6f $10.0 $1ltor new plain mew barrels; $12 or do, extra mess, barrels: $3) toe do. prim sand $230 lor eke for do. Indie. mess, ‘terces: "Beet haris were hexiscted fd nominal at $90 a 88% Cut mentsccThe Weraud to-day was only moderate, and prices, anything, were slightly easier. We heard of sales sinoked' shoulders, at Sigo. a 90; < @D) pickled do, atTaKe 50 terces do. hams, at 1th, : 300 do. in bull pie, tom anerane, at 12i¢e.: 1,000 4c. : #0 boxes bellies, 2 Abs. avert . bs. 10ge., and Lard—The niarket ‘was rn, and closed orilay, at the de- # of 2,200 tlerces, for May, at ec. ar 2 terces at tlerces, off in ari feds for Nay, a choice e brand at 9 7-16¢. for June, early, at 9 9-16e. r, SD tlerces cen 924 any” wee se in ies of 100 tierces, y" was ady at Ses, with 8voaR.—The market for raw has been less active, still there was. a moderately fair business consnmmatod, at full prices. 2 The osaee Hglade 208 hbhds, of good refining ai ba ed ior daiy,, At Oy Teetned waste) tate request ae uschameed prders. (We e quote : "=Cuba-—Refining, a nares Peace 7 b path ii cartin 8 Se. prime, Sc. ie rf ; ee, prime to choice, boxes, 8c. a Dic. 5 melado, 4c, a 60, a tar to goad fal, 1740, grocery, mi ‘a—Hoxes, Duten fon tito 12 Bee tie to 18, 9gc. @ We. : 40 ire 1wxe. Porto theoRedning, ‘common 8!4e.; BTocery, fair to choice, Ske. a 9440. a Le ROG standard, Nos. 8 to 12, Oc. a Se. Java—Dntch standard, Now ito 12, o, aah. ‘Wantla—Superior and extra su: 0 oe rier:— Business eontiqued flr, particularly for foreign, and the market was firm. Sales to-day of Carolina Bee mse amd Ge for faioy tof Rangoon at Oc. Toe, i 0 and sma: ts of Patna at 73; STRARINE Was quiet butfirin, We heard of a sale of 30 prime quoted ni 9340. tierces of fine grade at 9), Tatcow was in fair dem: ‘andateady. The sales foot a9 1-16c. for common to up about 120,000 bs, at 83g rime. PWitaxry.—Receipts, 179 bla The market was steady at the decline noticed yesterday. Sales 10 bbls at Sic. DOMESTIO [0 MARKETS, Cotton quiet: good ordinal rary, SALEM: stots os be rottor . Net receip' bales. Exports to Great Britain, wi Sinles, OW). Brock, ‘M045, kw ORLEAN Cotton stiff; demand fair: low aes 6740: middlings, 1S\sc. a 180... Netreceipts, L078 ON, Exports—To Great Bri ritatn, 12% Ms w the Continent, 000; tea ta stash, 138,43. Menrais, M. My 1873, Cotton quiet and unchanged; low nid his “A e. Re- ceipts, 809 bales. shipments, 7 Stock, 3,947, Cotton qriet; mid se artes, Hear 14. 1, Nov receipts, 625 bale ings ame mnigalines, Wc. bens fey: 14, 1973, Cotton quiet and ptendy; middlings. Ice, a 17340, Neb 01 to 15, 8 20, here gece abten. Exports coastwise, 433. oe Stock, VANNAM, May 14, Cotton steady ; middlin, sanett receipts, 410 ae Exports coustwise, 836. Sa Jen ase, Stock, slot, Witarnoron, N. C., May 14, 1873. tine quiet at '44c, Rosie neds June delivery, $245. Crude turpens tine qui ‘at $2 05. Jog hard, $8 9 cor Yellow dip and vir. gin. Tar Soady at $2 Topo, Ma; 1873. a im ad No. nd ora Gr. <h A rd emend Ron tiwhite Michigan, ater 2 chigusy spit 8173, a $178) jacller iat at he of Mi May. § ‘fea sik une, 80; MH frie teh 1 1 red 1 66 r aa aiado poe sera aTKe.; Se aye fie sellor. June, cae July. Ge. August. te. : buyer May, 4 fee ig r Jul * eraekes c.5, bz ies relict june, B13ge. 2 ied z 3, by inner, ts Site hvent: 1,000 do. oat Shipinents—4\ Sido bushels wh wheat, 15,000 do. corn, 3,000 do, Onwxco, N. ¥.. May 14 1873. Flour steady, with a good demand bois, at TB tor No, Spring, $895 ior amber Winter $10 60 tor White Winter und Sit for double extra, Wheat a gules of 1200 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee Club. in-ear lots at $1 68. Corn unehansod wales of 2600 bushels Western, i 1,000 do Barley inncuve. Corn men! $1 26 for polted, ant $1 20 for unbolted per emt: Millteed dull at $19 for’ shorts, $2) ‘or shipstuils, and $21 ear er ton Canal f rota to New York, Sisc: lumber to the Hudson, $4, Railroad freights— ur, 10 Philadelphia. andBoston, lc. ; lo Alban y iake—#25,0) ‘ork, Receipts to New ey 42c. Troy and Schenectady, feet of lumber. Ontcago, May 14, 1873. Wheat irregular, No. 1 t$1 82, cash; $1 31% id in fair de mand at dae. a ie. for ateletly fresh, cash; #2%c seller June; rejected, 0c, Oats opened firm, but closed dull; sales of No. 2'at %e.; strictly fresh, ke. Tune, Saige. vreyecteds Sige, Rye nicady at aoe. limited. "Barley steuly ‘and unchanged. Whiskey A (BOGE; offerings git: all, taken ai centrally oe ere Lard sold at $8 95, cash; $9 Hains in pickle duil_st. ide. a tse. meats easier at 6gc. a 6c. for should 8 c. 1OF cleat rib sidew: 8%e. 9c. for short clear recy didles ; Bacon—Saies of shoul- Flour firm, active and higher. Spring, nominal: saies ef Xo, 2 do n firm, c. higher tor boxed. lers at’ 2ie.:° clear rib sides, 0c. Hams — sold at 18e. a 14ie. Receipts—11,000 bbls. Bone, 48,000 bushels wheat, 44,000 do. corn, 26,000 do oats, L010 ‘do. ae and 2,000 do, barley. Shipments—(,000 bbia, odd bashels “wheat 178,00) do. corn, 11000 do. ‘oa 1,000 do. rye and 6,000 do, barley. Burrato, N. Y.. May 14, 1873, Imports by lake and ratl--Hlour, ab bbls. ;'wheat, 801,58 bushe Is; corn, 688,523 do. 36,000.40, Exports by rail—Wh: 180 de; oats, te 400 xe barley, 400 to, Flour st ye Spring, + baker's, $7 75 a $8 25; amber, a $9 25; wi es 30 50a $10. Wheat active; sales of ‘00. bushels’ Milwaukee Po ‘ Spring at $1 50, quoted Milwaukee No. 2 Spri Chicago No, 2 Spring, He ra white Canada, $1 Me Ss a ss 90; white Michigan, $1 1 W. Corn Semen sales of 20,000 bushels afloat at DAL HOt, : "1,500 da. No, 2at Sle; 3,500 do. okt Oais higher; sales of stall lots of Western, mixed at de. a 45¢ ‘Bariey mait stead, Prine Winter Western, $110.8 $1 18 ie Chnada, 43125. Rye malt held at %e. Balance ot mai changed. Flour unchanged; sales Spring: # $9 75 tor amber for No. 1 ier, $1) 50 for white Winter, | $I tor double extra. Wheat dull: sales 3 cara No. Milwaukee At SL 6S, Corn unehan; eal sales 2,000 bushels Wes at GUe., 1,60) bushels clo Parley quiet. “Canal treights—R¥e, diye. to New York; lumber, $4 to the Hudson, HAVANA EXCHANGE, Havana, May 13, 1878. Exchange excited ; on the United States, 60 days sight, in currency, 17 a 18 ber. cent premiuin ; she short sieht, 208 per ceiit premium, 60 days’, gold, 37 4 38 per cent pre- iim ; short sight, 40 a 41 per cent premium! on London, 51 a $2 per cent premium; on Paris, 323g a 38 per cent pre mium, EUROPEAN iN MARKETS. Loxpon Mowry Marker. — <Toxpon, May l4—5 P. M.—Con- agls cloee 4 9344 for money, é for the ‘account. Ameri- entities closed, 1s'%, Old Vsy : INGTs, OB%¢ tel fortien, ‘88%; new fives, 88%; Erie Ratlway., cae 4634. Consols opened at 95:0 a 9334 for money, 834 for dhe: account, ‘Unt d States five-twenty ee ie 6's, 3 1867's, 9255 orties, $834 ; new fives, 4 and "rte Rafiway shares at 34. Pre Ane Bourse.—Panis, May 4—P, M.—French rentes, Liverroo. Corton Manrker,—LiverrooL, May M—5 P. M.—In cotton the sales of American to-day were 9,000 bales; sales of cotton delivered in May, froin Savannah or Charleston, at 8igd; sales of cotton ole ge of from Ss vannah or Charleston, in April and M Gd, ; sales of cotton shipped. trom New Orleans, and deliverable in June, at 9 1-léd sane. elt ves Bayan ny pr Charleston, a%d.} May delly ry, Sa market opened raver ene uuplandn, Bi dling Oricans, 94a. At the market ri follows:—Sales of cotton, April and May shi from New Orleans, at 91-16d.: shipped from New Or: leans, deliverable May and ‘dune, at 8d. ; shipped pal Savannah or Charleston, in April and ay. at Sd. ahinped from Savanna or Charleston, and aat verable May, ly and A Liverroon BuKxapsturrs Maen “Cxvenroo1, May 4— P. M.—Breadstuffs quiet. Cheese 70s, Loxpon Provuck Market.—Lonpox, May 14—5 P. M.— Sugar, on the spot, 29s, a 29s, 6d. iflont, 268. a 26x. 3d. LiverrooL Provisions Markr LiverrooL, May 14— . M.—Bacon, Cumberland cuts 388. per cwt. ——— FINANCIAL, UST BELMONT & CO. Bankers, 19 and di Nassau, strect, iste Tuaveliers) Credits, available in ail parts of the world, through the Oe ener, DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and. tele; money on Catitornia, Europe and I raphic transfers of avant. TLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR LINE RATLROAD.— ‘This road, 263 miles in length, and forming # part of the shortest line between New York and New Orleans, wii be opened in atew days for through business. The issuo of first mortgage eight per cent bonds is limited to $16,00) per mile. The small nOUnE remaining unsold we offer at 90 and accrued inter LANCASTER, BROWN & CO,, No. 1 Exchange court. A —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY, BROKERS + in Stock and Gold Privileges.—$10) 1or put or call for 100 shares, $125, for $50,00), gold; first class names. Explanatory circular, with practical illusirations and reterences, Mailed to any address, GENTLEMAN OF INFLU CAN MAKE $30,000 to $50,000 a year ine without investing eapital ; connection with capitalists of good position ouly necessary. Address, v ith information as to abilities social stuinding, EPSILON, Herala Uptown Branch off T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Securities, Insurance of all kinds effected with best companies, U.d. HAVRICH & CO, AIT Broadway. LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND and Mortgaj th First and Second Mortgages promptly. cashed. 8. FREIDENRICH & CO., 906 and 903 Third av. OANS ON LIFK INSURANCE POLICIES AND 4 other securities, in large and small amounts, at 86 Liberty street, up stairs. ORTGAGES ON CITY REAL ESTATE ht and i sold. GEO. B. WALTON No. 544 Pine street, room 2 ERCIANTS AND OTHERS DESIRING LOANS ON their own paper can be accommodated by address- ing, in real name, WILSO: Herald off ‘OTICE EXTRA. —I WILL PURCHASE aoop ciTy Second Mortgages for one year and upward at 6 t0 3 per cent, to cover; money rea ay J.B. LICHTENSTEIN, 188 Broadway. GECOND MORTGAGES TAKEN IN PAYMENT FOR D three full Lots, Broadway and Ivy street, Brooklyn, E.D. Apply to W. E, WARING, 62 Bowery. TO12PERCENT. ‘We make a specialty of County, City and School Dis. | trict Bonds; guarantee legality or all bonds sold, collect the coupons without charge, or take same as so much cash on sales, Send for price list The Law of Municipal Bonds, just published by our senior. should be in the hands of all RST CLASS CITY eet Mort WE! we 88 Of Her ties §=Two volumes, p Ww. "COLER 60. 17 Nassau stre« 36 000 TO LOAN-ON GOOD CITY FROPER TY D.' also will buy a good Second Mort S.0u0 to, $5,000, Address, with full particulars, MO) AER, sixth avenue, $9, 00: if 76° ToaN—on Property. SCHAUBER, 120 br oud Wi $10 O00 2. 4eAX-ON BROWN STUNE PRI Poesate, Fats sloure, New York city . . ie, eee) ie SWE BBE, oF Brondwa: $20.000 WANTED.—SIX MONTHS ON NEVER. 5 Jailing dividend paying Stock: six per cent margin, Address PRIVATE OORPORATION, box 138 Herald office. wih r EXEQUTOR'S MONEY TO LOA $50.00 city Property; also First and Accom Saecabcgenrad HALL J. HOW, 12 Pine street. $80. OOO 72,4288, AND TO PURCHASE Finst UT, Bnd ee ris Mortgages in Sew York city oklyn; or large city secon ane Brey, SND. & F. BARTLES, 00 Wall sreet rat 5 aa BOND AND MORT $150. 000 ee aac bonus, tor aterm of } on Fea estate in this ¢ TOAES, On FON TN P. CONKE, 162 Broadway, room 9. ——_+2 + —__ RING RELICS. —---+. Sale of the Famous Tweed Property, Broadway and Twenty-first Street— Original Cost, $600,000; Amount Reai- ized Yesterday, $483,500—The Prices Ob- tained No Criterion of Present Values. That the Ring is dead beyond resurrection was ampiy vestified yesterday at the public sale, by which property purchased for the ex-Boss, William Marcy Tweed, in the heyday of the “close circle reign,” was Knocked down to the highest bidder, Belore stating the result of the sale, it will not be amiss to give a little history of the original pur- chase and description of this now famous property, On the 18th day of January, 1871, Adrian H. Mul- ler offerea at public vendue, by order of the Su- preme Court, valuable improved property, located on Broadway, northeast corner of Twenty-iirst street, on Fourth avenue, Canal, Laurens and Wooster streets, iu partition between Henry A, Cram and others against James Watson Webb and others, under releree’s direction, The very first plot offered, consisting of five lots fronting on Broadway, was purchased by Benjamin F. Fairchild for and on. account of Boss Tweed for $000,000, The ten per cent pur- chase money was paid, as well as the re- quired additional thirty per cent, and ae the balance “remained on bond and mortage, which, however, Was never patd, Suit was ent therefor and a judgment o foreclosure rendered from the judi unal. The property was duly avertised to be sold two weeks ago, but by consent ¢ the referee, Mr. George DeForest Lord, the sale a8 postponed until yesterday, with the promise Thaete Should be peremptory. At the first an- nouncement but very few few poopie attended, evng b a rumor having bee! ted that “the sale of this property was put up job,’ and gotten up for the express purpose Agate a clear title, and that Tweed could east he $300,000 mort- gage resting thereon, if reais felt disposed 80 to do,’ On Tuesday, however, an Le a be made for a further = of proceed! give tha eX-Boss time to raise the require: cam of money, for which he was then in negotiation, being denied, It became evident that the order’ of the Court commanding the disposal of the estate was in earnest, and, in consequence, a very numerous and weal! thy assemblage thronged the Exchange Salesroom yesterday. Other sales besides rt were SaNexaaed among, vhem the Walter Roche prope y-to indemnify the Guardian Savings jank Lisi but the stand of Muller, Wilkins & Co. seemed to be the chief point of attraction. After reading the order of the Court and the terms of sale, Mr. Muller solicited a bid to start on. The first lot offered was No. 922 Broadway, north- east corner. of Twenty-first strect, 1X96,9%21.8X 102.3, having a five story and basement brick build- ing thereon, This property was started at $75,000. The bidding increased by easy stages until it reached $120,000, when itiagged. A spasmodic effort part of ‘the veteran auctioneer, however, ‘on the 500, at which figure the increased the price to $12 house and lot was knocked down as sold. On call- ing for the name of the purchaser, a gentle- man repiied “J, H, Mahoney.” It trans- pired that he bought for Amos R. Eno, Tie original price paid for this property. was $136,000. The next plot, 924 Broadway, 19.11x- 102.3X19.4X107.8, Was started at $55,000, and was knocked down ‘to John Lawrence for $90,500, and 926 adjoining, 19.11X113,1x19.4x107.8, for the same price to the same purchaser, The original cost of these two plots was $110,000 each, 928 Broadway, 20X118.6N19.4X113.1, was started at $75,000 and knocked down to William Eddleston for $87,000— first cost $119,500, and 930 adjoining, 20.1x123.11x- 19.4X118.6, was purchased by Mr, Eddieston for $93,000 (original cost $124,500). Mr, William Ed- dleston being the law partner of Willtam M. Tweed, Jr., it is generally premumed that his purchase was for the benetit of the family. It will turther be seen that the sum total realized for this valuable property was $483,500, and the amount paid therefor, January 18, 1871, $600,000, thus showing a loss of $116,500, The prices ob- tained for this property do by no means indteate that there 1s any decline in eligible real estate, especially In such a locality as Broudway and Twenty-lirst street. In the first place these hee houses were bought on a hurrab, aud upon the catculation that Madison avenue was to be ex- tended southward, in which event there would be another front added to the houses, and the por- tion cut from the lots to establish the new avenue would be paid for by the city so liberally as to re- dace the originé’ cost to a mere trifle, be- sides leaving full lots doubly enhanced in value. But as the “best laid plans of mice and men aft gang agiee.” so was this fine speculation knocked into “smithereens,” and the failing experiment has cost the operator the snug sum of $116,500. Under the Ring rule money was of no object to the coterie of which it was com- posed, aud whatever suited their fancy was pur- chased, no matter now much the cost. Therefore, the first price ald jor this property cannot be taken asa standard of its value, nor can it be aad- judged as being worth only the sum realized yes- terday, on account of the peculiar circumstances under which it has been sold, Another one of the “Ring relics” was disposed of yesterday, consisting of real estate belonging once to Waiter Roche, but which was placed under the tinea: of Messrs. Quinlan, Lynch and Deve- iin for the victims in the Guardian Savings Insti- tution, the particulars of which will be Jound in the real estate column. YACHTS, STEAM BOATS, _ DR SALE—THE CABIN SLOOP YA 42 feet Ginches long ; is fully found, furnishey thorough order ; od yawl; will be sold For further particulars call on ar address W. L. 8 31 Pine street. \ PROPELLER TUG: 20x20 INCH GYLIN- der has just been thoroughly overhaule a complets ‘onto’ boiler "wows Address PROPBLDE box 220 Herald office. OR SALE—A CENTRE BOARD SLOOP YACHT; Very fast: xtra well built; nearly new ; 26x12; price ost $1,-00, Address BARGAIN, Herald office. Loor- RIGGED OPEN YACHT, 82 FEET on deck; centre board and a splendid sailer; deck, coiling and bottom planks one length, no butts: copper alvanized iron fagenings; new sails and outtit; now fying on the ways at Newark and completely over: hauled $1.0. For particulars address H. WOO! R CHARTER—THE NEW AND ELEGANT @ Major, 100 fect long, suitable tor a xteam excursion parties. Apply to GINNA & LEA, street, eows YOR SALE AND © ARTE R. KR. CHAPMAN, foot of Vestry street, Pier 89, New York. ws TED—CABIN SLOOP YACHT, NOT OVER 24 K, with cabin furniture, ic. state Lengel, ‘age, price be uught, roa arving Hous l, New York. ANTED TO CHARTE! R—A VESSEL YO LOAD AT Wilmington, N. x to Havana, Cuba, Address box 799 150 BOATScALL KINDS WOOD AND M TALLIC; DU also spoon Oars, 50 second faint ships’ Boats, at my shops, 363 and 373 South street and [14th stree: lein River. STEPHEN ROBERTS. DOM MET WITH iL East Twentieth Street, Parlor 'Si Bedroom Suita, $4). and BO) lots for lene t cost, Parties com: Ineielug houwekeeping will find this goed chanoes ‘Gail jor three ways. AT dt: IDENCE, 101 EAST — TWENTY-FIFTH stro Fourth avenue.—Magnificent, Parlor Sutt, neart: 150; brocatel and reps Suits, $ Mirrors, Ghriainy, Planoforte; rosewood. and walnut’ Chamber Ort Suits, $49 upwards: Mattresses, Bedding, Library, Dining Furniture than half cost. PRIVATE HOUSE 12 WEST 23D cae 6th avenue—Magnificeat lor Suits, I rod inerimson satin brocatel; cost Cag for 4; 4 Suita, tn reps, for $5), 86), 870 Bed- wards; Mirrors, Tables, Singer Sewing ib, tor $25; fine imported Bronzes, Fig- Ks, Bookcase, £04 9 per cent I Sol ted one year. N. B. , cost $1,000, for $20), cash customers. Pianot A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNIg ture and Bedding at lowest cash prices, by weekly instalments, at Oo FARRELL'S warehouse, 410 Eighth uve- hue, between Thirueth and Thirty-first streets, RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEREEPERS,—MAG nificent Household Furniture tor sale at a sncrifice; ronerty family y leaving city; two superb Parlor sui Purniture, covered silk brocade, cost $400, for $200 ac do,, $100;' do., $15; magnificent rovewood Pianoforte, celebrased maker, cost $900, for $275; Etageres, Book- ase, Chamber, Dining Furnitare, China, Glass, Silver ware gues, Linen, haif original’cost, 35 West 16th st., neat A AT PRIVATE SALE, ALL TIE ANT + Household Furniture of private residence, 210 West Twenty-irst street, near Seventh avenue ; Parlor Suits, in satin and cotaline ; Suits in reps; rosewood and walnut 3 ‘ath naive, €4 ese than costs 1n Jarze or smail_ lots to suit 4 Chamber single and double Hedsteads, Dining Room Furniture, Bookcase, spring and hair Mattresses, Bronzes, &c, Contents of house cheap to cash purchasers, | CARPETS Furniture, Bedding, ke, Payinents taken by the week or mouth, Terms easy. KELLY 4 ¢ corner of Twenty-fifth | street and Sixth avenne YREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON BY LOAN Ottice, at 722 Broadway, OBR ate, New York Hotel. second hand furnitaré, Cw tee ak and Pianos. Foreclosure of Gi Kk PEs ing mahogany d, walnut, stands, Wardrobes and Side- ‘Armolre-a-Gla Cabinets, Chiffon: nd Barmore and Calienberg and Vaupel Pianos. ly. Brussels Carpets. yards Apter F at $2 75, © 4) ounces ot English Sterlin; iw Oi Paintings and Engravings. Lace and Brocatel Curtains an Lambrekins Two elegant Gilt Bronze Chandeliers by Cox Bros. Bronze Figures, Clocks, Chandeliers, &., &. Parties about furnishing city and country houses will find this a great opportumty and Mea ty cat and exami 72 Broadwa York Hotel, ONTHLY OR Jae REKLY ‘PAYMEMTS, —. ARPETS, ke. Fee re eee BALY & CU NNINGUAM, ee and %6 Third avenue, near Twenty-eighth street, Prices iower than any other house in t hecl ety. ost EFRIGERATOR AND WA’ COOLER COM. R ‘« patent, The only cast iron, porce- jain lined refrigerat he best inthe world. Beauty, durability and conor combined, WARD D. BASSFORD, © Uni TPWO NEW PARLOR 8U Its FOR SALE—ON INSTAL. ments, or cheap for + and also one Pickhardt's Premium Secretary Part ngvilt full spring and hair Mattress, by J, WERRLICH “& CO,, $0 Broadway, W EKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR FUR- miture, Carpets and Bedding, at RB. M. COWPER- THWAIT & 00'S, 165 and Loy ‘Chatham stree. An immense stock and low rlocs: MISC ELLANEOUS. 5) WALKERS SONS—EXTRA AND PLAIN. BOOK 4+ binding done at shortest notice and lowest price; editions of books done in best styl Dey street ARBLE SODA APPARATI STYLES, AT reduced prices; Ottawa Beer Fou ns and Ex tract on liberal tering; send for illustrated ek JAMES M. WHITFIELD & SON, 262 Water street, N. Lore & JANES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND Blank Book Manutacturers, 9% Falton street Blank Books made to patterns, CIGARS AND OBAce ‘O. viqane OF HAVANA TOBA o-1 OSA CON Cy + Fi. de Cuba Galanes, $60; Espanolas, $65; equal to tmaported' in appearance and qual TIFICIAL ne Hor and only maker, 0 proved knowledwed by the faculty to be ad Hw erect, imitadon of nature. in the world. Whoanth street, Detween Third amd Fourth aveuues,