The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1873, Page 9

‘The Rate Advanced to 6 Per .Cent. JFOREIGN EXCHANGE OULL AND LOWER, Rumors Concerning the Cause—The Price Verging Towards the ~ GOLD FIRM. ‘The Estimated Short Interest-~-The Syndicate Said To Be $10,000,000 Short, THE TREASURY DEFICIT AGAIN. The Germans Abroad Desire to Enow the Truth About It. A TIVELY DAY IN PACIFIC MATL. WALL STREET, } TuRsDAY, Augus: 19—6 P. M. THE FOREIGN MARKET, ‘The amount of bullion which went into the Bank of Engiand on balances to-day was £83,000. The ‘money rate in open market remains unchanged. ‘The market in consols and American securities “was @ trifle easier, but witnout a record of much sactive business to-day, Eries weakened to 46% a 47, Five-twenty bonds of 1887 sold at 95 a 95%, G0. Of 1865 at 94% a 95, ten-lorties at 90 a 9044 and Milinois Central Raitway shares at 84a 86. Consols or money are quoted at 925; at 9211-16; for ac- scount, 92%. In Frankfort bonds of 1862 were afiemer at 975;. Rentes at Paris were steady at 57.67. THE MONEY MARKET. , If the symptoms oi street transactions are to be wegarded, moneyis gradually hardening in sym- Jpathy with the pending financial condition, and vthe anticipated contingencies of the Fall months. ‘The early transactions were nearly all on a basis of -@ @ 4% per cent, but before the close ef the market “ids were made at 6 per cent, without offerings in wesponse. It is unwise to assume that this rate ‘will become permanent s0 early in the season, but «the evidence of the past twoor three days is in favor of very firm rates, unless there is an influx -fadditional capital. Prime discounts are quoted ot 6 and 8 per cent. The exports of produce for the week ending to- . @ay amounted to $5,258,190, mixed values, which is . @ decrease irom last week of $18,624. The exports Yor the corresponding period of last year were $3,006,951, and, for 1871, $4,729,437. The total ex- )porte since January 1, this year, are $178,527,124, mgainst $142,491,440 last year and $14,975,018 in ms71. FOREIGN EXCHANGE ‘was not merely dull and weak, but there wasa glut Of bills in the market, which induced much in- juiry as to the cause. The leading bankers re- duced their rates to 108% for 60 days sterling and 408% for sight. Actual business, however, was done on the basis of 107% a@ 108 for long and 108% for sight bills. One of the reasons assigned for this reduction was that considerable grain and petro- teoum are now going forward; but the most import- gut rumor—and we publish it only as a rumor, so be taken for what it is worth— was that Mr. Thomas Scott had succeeded 4n effecting a loan abroad on account of the Texas Pacific Ratlway, amounting to some twenty mil- Mons of dollars. Ii the price of exchange should be much further reduced it will reach the specie (importing point, in which event, or rather in an- ticipation of it, we may confidently look for an ad- ‘vance in the rate of discount of the Bank of Eng- land and corresponding disturbing influences on ‘this side of the Atlantic, GOLD STRONG AND STEADY AT 1155 A 11524. , The experience: at the Gold Board was a repeti- tion of that of yesterday, the price being kept strong under the efforts of the shorts to cover con- ,¢racts made under 115 and by purchases made for importers, who are unwilling to encounter the risks of the future. The market opened at 1153 and advanced to 115%, but the chief vibrations of | tae day were between 1163, and 115%. The char- abter of the fluctuations may be noted in the {ol. towing tabic ‘The carrying rates jor gold were 2, 2, 3, 2, 3, 4 ‘and 3percent. The day’s business at the Gold Ex- change Bank was as follows :— i Gold clearances. ), 488,000 Gold balances... 1,474,529 Currency balances. 1,727,963 It is stated that the amount of short interest in gold now existing in ana out of the circle of specu- Ration, is from forty wo filty million of dollars, and Gbat the Syndicate itself is short about ten millions of dollars and dependent on government assistance to help the company through @heir strait. The Jatter view of the situation would seem to be sustained by a Bpecial despatch irom Washington to-day, ‘which says :—‘The report is reasserted to-day that Bhere isa deficiency of $10,000,000 of cash in the {reasury, the denial of Treasury officials to the contrary notwithstanding. When the report was | rst circulated Secretary Richardson, in reply to | @ question with regard to the deficiency, said that . “time will show whether there is or not.’ It is be- Mleved here that this $10,000,000 is in the possession -Of the Syndicate, and as they are not required to make return untiit December there wil! be a de- ciency until that time. Meanwhile they have tie | mse of the money. This deficiency does not, there- | More, seem only ‘apparent’ on account of the com- plicated system of bookkeeping in the Treasury, ‘which was the excuse given by the Treasury ofi- ‘tials, but itis real and will remain so until the | Syndicate makes return.” In connection with this important information, it may be remarked that despatches have been re- ‘cently received from Germany making inquiry as ‘to the truth of the statements concerning the de- @ciency in the Treasury, and setting forth that, fanless the doubt is officially and satisiactorily re- moved, the influence upon American securities -abroad will be baneful. Secretary Richardson has ‘ut one course to pursue, and that is, to publish sall the facts to the world—if his aystem of book- -Reoping will permit hun to doso. Guid loans are quoted at 3-16 @ Xx for use for thirty days, % a % Wor nixty days, 1 @ 1% for three months to the balance of the year and % & 1) per cent for six months, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. \ The balances in the Treasury in Washington at tthe close of business to-day were :— ‘Carrency......... i agg’ 98 008 Special deposit redemption of Sarttbense or deposit. 35,495,000 | ++ 84,582,875 Outstanding legal tenders. ‘aberooo'oo0 ‘The receipts irom internal revenue were $155,147. ‘The receipts from customs amounted to $430,000, , Phe Awsivtant Treasurer paid out to-day $38,000 OD, Accouais of interest, and $4,900 in redemption -Of five-tweaty bonds. The Treasury has recentiy ‘Sranslorred $2,000,000 In double eagles from the San Francisco mint to the New York office, RAILROAD BONDS. Although the market in this department partook Gvmewhat of the prevailing dulness, prices were woneraily well maintained. Lake Shore dividend ‘Vouds sold at an advance of 3 per cent, Union Pacifo frst at 62, do. sevens, Land Grant, at 73; G0, tens at 4 Chyeago apd Noxth West interest ! New York Central and [udson Ete Pathe 3 $f 2 ee Baits A a .¢ v He i segselegsoaeite aa ae 26 Alton a1. Pye ; Louise ; 6 i is LM ad i w6* Mile stPiat Bs Rl arses io Mas stP atin ba G _ Pe Ty mi Union rac ist mbds... 2 Gitenee Mit sein. 98 Dmion Pa Tae B Col. Shio ® ind Git ii 8 ee ry Jol, Feoria & ‘ar, BD. 9 = Tol, Peoria akat 4 P Alta 7 Chie & Chie & « ‘GOVERNMENT BONDS. United States securities of all denominations were firm and in good demand, the ruling quota- do. tions being as follows:—United States currency i Harlem RR, sixes, 11344 a 113%; do. do., 1881, registered, 11754 @ 117% ; do. do. do., coupon, 119% @ 119%; do. five- twenties, registered, May and November, 117; do, do., 1862, coupon, do., 117; do. do, 1864, do, do., 117; do. do., 1865, do. do., 118; do, do., 1867, registered, January and July, 117; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 117 a 1173¢ ; do, do., 1867, do, do., 119 a 119% ; do. do., 1868, do. do,, 118% a 11834; do. ten- forties, registered, 11244; do. do., coupon, 115%; do. fives of 1881, registered, coupon, 114%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES were stronger on a well distributed bidding, with sales at the Board as follows:—Old Tennessee sixes, 823g; new do., 82%; South Carolina sixes, new, 15; Missouri sixes, 93.92%. The quotations are as follows :—Tennessse sixes, old, 82% ; do. do., new, 81%; Virginia sixes, old, 42%; do. do., new, 50; Virginia sixes, consolidated bonds, 63; do. deferred bonds, 11%; North Carolina sixes, eld, 27; do., North Carolina Railroad Company, 54; do., Fanding act, 1866, 17; do., do., 1868, 16; do., new, 16; South Carolina sixes, 27%; do., January and July, 15; do., April and October, 23; Missouri sixes, 924; do. Asylum or Union, 90; Louisiana sixes, new, 43; do., Levee, 55; Louisiana eights, Levee, 54; Florida sixes, gold, 7234. THE STOCK MARKET. The stock market to-day, while moderately active in some of its details, showed the result of the strong bear influence with which it had to contend since*the opening of the week. Pacific Mail was the exceptional feature, and around it seemed to concentrate mnch of the speculation of the day. On the one hand those who are “long”? of the stock at any price exhibit confidence in the ultimate ability of the directors, when the present quarrel shall have passed away, to give it permanent value. On the other hand the large array of “shorts” are equally assured that no amount of diplomatic skill can prevent eventual disastrous results to the interests of the company. Good re- turns have been made by one of the steamers and THIS FACT IS PRESSED HOME as evidence of -what ali may do when the new line of ships is completed. As an offset to this healthy sign, it is urged that the steamers have not been paid for, and cannot be paid for unless bonds are issued and the finances of the company are placed upon @ basis entirely different from the present one. What the bonds relerred to, authorized as they have been, may bring in the market is yet to be seen. Doubtless their issue will be the key-note of another phase of this curious speculation. Meanwhile much feeling has been engendered be- tween the two factions now operating in the stock, and there 1s a small war between the white roses and the red, which is probably making More or less of money ior both. The stock may go up or go down at any moment at the will of the controlling magnates, and the outsider, if unpleas- antly caught in either scale after the information that has been published, can blame no one but himself. The meeting of PANAMA DIRECTORS announced for to-day, at which it was expectea that the counter petitions for and against a loan to the Pacific Mail Company would be presented, did not transact any business owing to the ab- sence ofaquorum. This possibility was foreshad- | i owed in yesterday’s HERaLp. It is by no means certain that should a quorum assemble hereafter consent will be given to any further weakening of the sinking fund of the Panama Company. THE COURSE OF SPECULATION in Pacific Mail to-day is best shown by its figures, waich announced 40}, as the opening price, witha quick advance to 40% a 40% ; a decline to 409; a 4014, a rally to 40% a 41, and a steady upward movement *: thereafter to 415;, after which the decline began i, and extended tg a the soa sale, Erigreceaed Wes rn Union sold at 03, @ 903, 8 905, a 9044, improved to 90% a 90%, was firm for awhile at this standard, but gtadually yielded to the general depressing influences, and closed at 89% a 89%. New York Central was steady Most of the day at 104% a 104% @ 10444, but finally weakened to 1043; a 104%. Lake Shore sold at 935; & 93% & 93% a@ 93%, Northwestern common at 65 @ 653 & 64%, Wabash at 70 a 69% ‘froth 50:57 a 50% to a 69% @ 68%. Ohio and Mississippi was steady between 38% and 38%. In Union Pacific the extremes were 27% a 27. C., C. and I. C. opened | } at 307%, advanced to $174 and Closed at 30%. Rock ; | Island decitned trom 109% to 1009/4. Panama sold at1l4a113%%. Delaware, Lackawanna and Wi ern closed at 100%. Hariem was firm at 131 a 131% @ 13144. St. Paul touched 52 and closed at 615%. From | the foregoing quotations it will be seen that while the market tended upwards during the middle of the day it later felt the severe pressure of the hardening of money to 6 per cent, and yielded to the fear that something more than merely tem- porary influences were at work. HIGHEST AND LOWEST. ‘The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the day: Highest, Lowest. 105 104 Erie.......+ 0% 58% | | Lake ‘Shore. 93% 9355 Waoash ... 70% 68 5% | Nortawestern . 65% 644, Northwestern preferred. 83 | Rock Island.. vee 100K 109% i Milwaukee and St. Paul. + 62 6155 Milwaukee and St. Paul pref... 71% n | Obio and Mississippi... 4 38: Union Pacti 27 ¢., Cand J. Go... 30% Western Union. « 90% 89% Pacific Maul... sence Ay 40% SALES AT THE NEW YOKK STOCK EXOHANGE, Tuesday, August 19—10:15 A. M. $5000 US G's, r, '81.... 1179¢ $1000 US 6-20, c, "65. .0 LIT 1 A. M.—Betore Call. | $00ahs West Un Tel... $054 300 ahs P ‘ tam Gechdedehene AE ach te a OM 29) Rock Isii wD a UU . Py Howucese aes iv 207 0luio & MRR. BY 8 Sy ae : wo 1006, 6 & 10 ® Board—10:30 M. $2000 Tenn 6's, old 41% ‘Suw Lenn 6's, new. 4g 3000 § € Jad a ity Brook i 200 L Shore 41 600 Un Pac 41 5.0 do. as 1000 U Pac 41h; 10 NJ Cen 41 1000 P, Ft + 2000 Ohio a 1000 B,C K 1 20 N. 1 2000 6 i Loon 4 ge i a ti al E 4 Hh i: jy eis tor oa ‘ rae SSSSSSSSSSESES eee ESSESeege sl SSEssrceseeeteecsoeess 08 6.20,0,.60,n.. 117% Boa Op ole out cae, at P. M.—Berore Call. pple, 100 shs Papen RR. 100 Un Pac Ri, E ees ; $pneee Be SESEEESESS et REE SSS) Second Roard—1 P. Mm. O0shs L K&MS R de b3 man Baltic 103" “do 13% g German bark, he Dbus, of roain, at Go. 8d. for 280 ibs ; a German bark, registor, placed on the berth tor A: 0 bear pe pendey a “4 StJis Missouri 0? i bas. * 4 bob bs ee SNSSSe AON ms moderate since our 1 was little or no inquiry. Pri iit. 100M & st P RE ONY Ce ii % 55% 300 do. 113g 20, C&L 327 Panam: luv Un Pac RR. CLOSING PRIGES—8 O'OLOOK P. 2 Western Un Union. is a tae i ; i 137 ci 189 to Adums Ex..x d 3s |W tor, und $i t8 a $1 x. tor Nortt.er mm O3e, a de. for Soutiern, (uc. for ra. COMMERCIAL REPORT. A seutt be Dead Die Cotton in Demand at Irregular Prices= Flour Quiet and Unchanged—Wnheat Active and Firmer for Futures—Corn Firm—Oats Steady—Groceries Gener- bit Firm—Pork About Steady—Lard Firmer—Petroleum Firm— Firmer—Rosin Steady—Wool Quiet but Firm—Whis- key Steady. ally Quict Turpentine TUESDAY, August 19—6 P. M. The trading in merchandise was fair to-day and the markets were generally firm. cidedly active movement in wheat for forward de- | livery at improved prices, though the market for | mess tierces, $21 a $25 tor India «lo. savese and $2 immediate delivery was quiet for want of supplies. The receipts continue insignificant, nothing having | arrived from beyond the canal break as yet. most entirely on foreign account, thus insuring a continued active demand for freight-room and consequent high rates of freight during the Fall | 3,w) tierces tor Sepa pst, at Corn was not very active, but sold to | [ some extent for forward delivery at full prices, the spot market | steady, as was Whiskey and Pork, Groceries were generatly quiet, but very firm. Petroleum was a shade firmer, but inactive. turpentine was in good demand and closed with sellers | Cotton was in better demand, but | a | bales were reported of 900 tierc favoring buyers. asking higher prices. sold at unsettled and irregular prices. but the market firm. Nothing of importance transpired | Wool was quiet, ‘Asnzs.—Receipts for the past three days 45 packages. Pots have been in fair Jobbing request at steady prices Pearls remained entirely nominal. We quote: ibe bhi benpretits are ar arrivin Fite feats | } and at previous ¢ : ly qioted figures. | fair demand, with sales of Rockland | bs common at ry) “0, and do. lump at $1 65. Cement was ratner quiet but steady at $1 75 per bbl. for Rosendale. Plaster paris was only in moderate request, but quoted ‘at $3 50a $4 per ton for blue Nova Scotia, $5 25 | "230,000 Ibs, jo., and $2 per bbl, tor calcined city, Laths Porn the Pir oderate dembnd and steady at $2 15 882 20 tor up NoxDaGE.—There has been no material change in the | market, either as regards the demand or prices current. We Tee mg large and small sizes, Ic. a 19¢, tarred Manila, ; New dealand cordage, 15} T but prices underwent | and foreign mes with A aj | setts CanDuns. —A moderate ated i | sin, crop Be. ; stearic, | thr tox on the Spot was decidedly irr ular, especially The sa! ‘es for Export Were chiefly at ns, shies. N bs a Texas, rddling. . Good middling. The sales were :— | and Fall, 7 bates ot Fall Gow &: OU Ibe, of fleece, wi | Ha pedi are than ‘wools and 20,00 Ibs. of unmerchanta pi yet ' 6 all aa eps 8 630 bbls. The market was Steady Total bale imo i —~Also ” bales, free on board’ Baltimors "on Private ns, For ture detivory ahs mulddling) the sates Last evening a =f August, ‘i at i ty FiO at i pie ays 15.Ie. iis. M0 at 1746. Aug 9 Iie, 400 at 19 109 at 19 11-320., 00 at 19946 17 2¥-32e. ne! 1300 ies. ay if at 194 Pigs: -82¢., 800 at i isin tal Sevromber, au at fg | 18.140. wig O0 at ei 200 ic. 5 November, 700 at 17 ‘$2e., 300 at 17) December, whit 17 i ‘ald to exchange | 6, 6 ports to-da, sen Wilntigton, ‘18; Norfol This day’ Inst werk. 1,667: m cotton to foreign porta | er compressed; Wo sik to Banbure By ani! ‘To Bremen, by steain, %e. ool 34d steum; to do., 5-I6d. Corpis.2-the market remained cuict for all descriptions, pardcularly held at our revised quotations, timore late last evening of 3,000 bags Kuo, ex. ( on private terms. Mesars. Williain Scot 3 the stock of Ri United states as ‘ollow nal Cig bags; Baltimore, 18.010; Nevw 1 York I | fair argos. ka. 7 bal nah, isl; Charlesion, 318; New York, 662. This day last year, 43. Kates o firm at the following To Liverpool, 24d. clined 2c. 9 3 ut rae strong | 1 white Michigan at $1 55; amber Michigan, spot and which was firmly $1 fg; 421 was inade in Bal- amber Ilinois high m! extreme Yange ‘for lots, | wh Java igoverninent pais, Ze. a 2ahge Be. ca, Ports Rich, we ra aie. ; 6 ‘ost 3 anes fara igen ‘an, 20e, light demand to ia days’ credit, tis—r lour, aan Pele Mg 18,900 bushels ; cot a oats, 63,500 bushel Ket ruled quiet but steady te about 10,900 bbls, at Trice withi Cora, meal wag on feady in price. Sales about all kinds ato jour quojations. | Feed was 4 tions, as follows « a Tou its. or No. 1 middling, $210 &: $19 a, usin OF NOT 1: feed, 822; cops invent § Fi Hg meat | neg, Our Inet agyre- N York. Railroad freighta—Flour to Phiinderohi Boston, Se. ; to New York, 40¢. ; to Albany, 3%¢. by lake—14,00 bushels wheat, 679,000 fect lumber, peas. by cunal—1,500 bushels’ wheat, 1,022,000 feet jum oats, 150,566 do.; barle: 16,005 do, Lake and Fall lps rts for tne get twenty: out hours Hour, GAGS DoE; wheat, 16,390 bushels; corn, 62,893 bushels; ‘corn, ntti 2 do 8; do. | Fresuern napa: 9 a 0 staid iiwakee 150: | Milwaukee No, aS 8130; No. 2 Pg “fo Chicago | tg suchixes, AY at, th Corn | | No, 28pring, $1 | strong: gales of 40,000 bushels prime | bushel » 2 se Chicago No. 2a nominal at 3c. a Winter Wostern at$l ls a Other articles unchanged. a Louis, chuice family. _ ae ae ERA F* Sg sesssssesessssss eazzexexrcesacsuaco 83g 2 seseusseussasue $1 4; No Pee ” eee Upubout sl maaan so. active inal. Faaionts.—Business in berth Secletsla teh been mode- Socday. with rates ruitng about it eto nds. Tn tho umber of verscla were taken (princi. ooin at bu Liga and #2) bbls, ofdo..at hs Ma. z tie by steam, via Cardift, 1,40 bbls. four at renee ) Bristol direct, Bridiah brig, hence to Cork tor orders to the United kily dou. 1,800 Quarters grain at 9s. Od. ; a German bark wil prise:—~An Austrian bark, 200 quarvers of grain al 9s; é quarters of grain, samo voyage and rate; an Italian bark, to arrive in B. Sapteunber, 3,000, quarters of grain, game VOYAKE, at 9s, bark, t9 arrive v.45 qui artors of grain, same voyage, in AL — gratuity; an Austria! arrive, chartored tor second vo} age. with Siu quariors ot grain, to Cork for orders,at san American brig, 298 tons, hence to a Mediterranean, and back, with general al Cargo, at x lump. sum am ‘Austrian bark, hence to Od 000 cases of refined roleum, at S5c.; an American’ Rey hone to Tr ste, ot refined do., vt 86. Gd; a German bark, h 300 bbls. oF reflued do, 9, London or Hanbun ons atwerp, to take general cargo af current rates; @ German bark’ trom Phiwdel- hia toa German Baite port, 2.600 bbls, rofined petro- eum, at O.5 8 German bark (relet) trom do., same voy. bbls. of refined do. at Ys. Ugd. A sicainer was pty tohave boen chartered tor grain, but we were un- jearn the particulars. Gonnimetho dewand ior domestic cloth has beon t, but for other descriptions thers remained unchanged. We note sates o! 1 rolls of doimomlo elbth, Noavy eter: eb Me. 24) rolls of do. in, Boston, ar i3iqen and 2 balteof Borneo cloth here at lsige. We quoi te re om 5, ha He or light and heavy; Usloutta cloth, Uc. & bags, he market for hemp continued neg- Hear letted’ for alld changed. Manil Father quiet, but steady at ‘Ourieitoy, cash. bates, Ih tots, ae that price, rs OLAss#s.—No business from first hands was reported, but ehe Jobbing trade was moderately tair, and full tor- 36 ubis ‘of New Or- mer prices current, Jeans at from 88 a % and mixed, 8c. a 226, ; covado, refining, 2s¢. Forto ico, Me, ae. Orlea: Naval. note sales We quot do. cluyed, 1c. & 400. i glist alain Wc) wdc. ; New ‘85¢,—all new crop. TORKS, more firmuess, but no decided Cd Vi in prices w pet ho- ticeable. We heard of sales of 260 bbls. in lots, at 4c. 80 bbls. ‘at 45c. tor Southern and 44c. tor Now York, 123 bbls. at 4344 for Southern and 4434 for New York bbls. Kosin was aaiet. but about steady, strained closing rather weak at $3 124; a $515 for common to good. We heard ot sales of 183 but is. ot strained at $315, 79 bbis. of No. 2 at ), 60 Ybis. ot No. 1 ay $3.37%g and 250 bbls. of do. at ‘tar was quiet, There was little or no demand, the best bids ior Washington waa $3 25, which was an below the views ot sellers; 17 pork bbis. sold at $5. Ous.—Lin-e-d has been in moderatery for demand lar prices, Lar 1 oll was in lidnt request an crude, Bt 68 4 '$1 69 .or nat for blew natural Winter, and 7xc. a 7c. for bleached ; lard oil, 6c. a fe, for ise made, a a75c. tor choice Winter crude cotton nenhaden, 4140. a 424¢c Prrrouyum. prith prices ru in bulk was he eal m the latier’ price for small lots. Naphtha remained en’ tirely nominal at about vigc. a 0c for prompt delivery. Later we heard of sulos in al bge., Bun bb ery, at packages; lard, 461 bbls and’ tierces. iness pork Was a trifle Hrmer for this mont bur steady for futures; held at $18 10 for August; we Heard ot sales tember at $id, and 120do, jobbed at $1825 Bacon coniinued quiet, but was held firmer; Long of 500 bbls. for Clear quoted nominally at Shc. a ques, Dut about steady at Oye. a heavy to light city. ee it $9 10 50 tor slain mess, eis Sil bu $2 Ey for “oxtra do. do. $i & \ tor extra India mesa. Beet hams were also quiet, end quoted steady at trom $18 a $28, as extremes for common Southern to prime Western. Cut meats were in light re- Quest, the transactions being principally irom store. We | Broo sts ru of sales of 15 tierces. o1 pickled shoulde 2,400 Ibs. of do. at Bec. pickled 1 1 13 Ibs. average, at bellies 12¢.. 13 Ibs kver inir demand for Weste tor August at 8%c., 1,000 tierce: ttood demand ‘aud sold to the extent of O00 private ter ‘as to-day at stead: gs to-day 1 gar, and the market value ruled strong, ont he basis of Sigc. @ 844c. tor tair to good refining. We heard of sale: Sav bda. of good iat refining Coba at S4cw c. 0 do, of barely tine do. a: 8 1-16c., small lot of Demerara at 10%c., and 1,35) centriugal at 94c. a 4c. —Kefined, changed in prices, Was rather quict, We ato R to cominon, 7c. ‘a 7% R ee bids ant toner, MS owe Bul cron W to 12, Sige. ge Jv. 1a Be: MSS Oe Moices ices eh Rigo—Refihing, common to Prime, Tac. a 834 fair a choice, Stee. B Yi4C. Brazil—Dute bate, 12, 7c. @ Bige. vi a Biee. rf superior, 1846. w 6c MTEARINE Was quiét, but held with considerable ‘firm. ness at previous prices, TaLLow was in good demand and firm. Sales Fine outside, at 4 ie demand for mad tal ices. sales Feported since our last 8. | Bwes pat fil sundry. seed leat, crop 1870, 7c. | do., 1871, ; 200 cases Connect ‘oe is and ‘Mas ehu- ers and seconds, crop lez, fillers, 6c. secands, 12¢, a 17c.; 25 cases New York, crop 137 100 cases gale Ly davana, Soe. a 6c. 300 hh and tue o1.—Kusiness has b W le ge all descriptions, Me ares sales of i ‘ier Ibs, of | XX Ohio teece, at Ry | XX Go. at. Sic. a 52c., 10, re, mestic. com i Wi at | Be. {ub pm of os akon 8 On Ips, of delanue go Bs Ge. Dig. 1.809 it. ora altar la al fs es | 2 Heb ur rulest at oe "al ot Cape ‘At 33%, 40 bales of fre fornia at Sc. 'a 35c., 60,000 Ibs. of mixed Valifornia | eater a firm demand. Sales 260 bbls, agi. __ Domnsiid WARRETe, a. ay Au gust 19. 1873, Ibgc. Net receipts, 57 Steak, Be New Ouvrans, August 19, 187: 2 | _ Cotton extremely dail; middtings, Tie. oNeer rece! Dt, | 84 bales; gross, 467. Sales, 100, Last evenin Stock Mowiue, August 19, 1873, Cotton irregula: S7 bales. Exports coastwise, 564. Sales, 176. Stock, 7,2'1, Savanvan, August 19, 1873. Cotton—None offering ; middlings, 17) N | sgh Steen Nope ofer|ng ; middlings, 17}¢c. “Net receipts, a ryt Angust 19, 1873. mt cotton gulets aye Tee n cena. | | 7c. ; good o1 ordinar, . aide. Ni > ceipis, 243 bi on ie! stoek 379, mes August 19. 1873, Flour firm and in fair demena Wheat dull und de- sales of No. $ white Wabash at $156; No, Augtst, at September, ac No. 2 red, sot i ah; a bark | gan red, '$1 sul, ot, at 44 no gr rejecud at ze. 4 a Stange Keceipts—3,000 bbls. tiowr, 24,U0 bushels | {, 58,000 do, corn. 3,000 do. oats. ha ag a od | c;' 4, ninosy Gays | bis. tour, 41,000 bushels wheat, 43,000 do. corn, 8,000 d. ‘0. oats. Osweco, Ao} it 19, 1873. Fou f y, a fn food, demand, saics, 2,000 baa at $775 tor No.l Spring, tor amber Winter, 8 | for white Winter, $125" for double extra. pneat, in | ak No. 1 Milwaukee club at $152 Corn firm; sales 1.40) jor unbolted, "Ss rt. Millfeed unchanged ; shorts, agit spat ifs $1 o $19, mids lings, $19 $0, per ; eat Te., corn and rye 6 York; lumber 83 25 to the Mudson, 1 to et 19, 1873. Grain jn sore—WWhent,1op.0u fe cont i io do.: malt, is iy exportyorn, a] ‘eg nts to New ‘corny, Ide. oats, v4 wi Da bal ers’, a ‘a Wheat sian 1 Spring qnoted, 5,000 on teal of “Sonn ‘ountels Es Se Ba Flour quiet, Wheat Spring, HAVANA MARKETS, me ee Ai ust 1 auiet. On Uni rai Bre ‘aght one remium; short sceseee aa BUROPEAN AN MARKETS. toe J Money Manner —Loxpox, August 194 Wolf an mited forties, Consols ha Erle Beltway Pe bree 5 a acre qu Boorsr.—! ugust 1 M.—A offs Fraphsort ‘quotes United States bonds of a renee 7) August t is tending down. Midauingupl 87%d.; middling the bod ‘9, a is Gay ‘are estimated at 8000 Beaver Gloves and Gaunt! Wi No 194 30 ch rentes at ‘srt ‘se. otes: Fenies ‘at S7t, 67e. yosswood and Walnut Chamber Furi reer Pillows, &c., &c. Sale positive and ‘without re- vs Marxer.—Lrvxrroot. he market ts buoyant. | Corn 388, Od. a Wheat—! a ae ‘a “Livenroot, Baxansrorrs 9—2 :: as. Td. for average rod Winter, and 12a. bd, hia club. The receipts ot wheat for the past three days quarters, of which 31,0 quarters were Amert- Aye! of corn for the past three days were merican. Provisions Marxer.—Livenroon, Au; Cheese, GO Od. per ewe for best grades o rd, 398. 6d. per owt Pork, 668. per bbl. for new mess. nape az Manonssean.— Livenroot, August 19-6 P. M— m Maudhester reports that the market for Pps Yarna and tabries is tending down. Lonpow Pi MARRET.—Lonnon, August 19-5 P. M.. Spirite turpentine, 30s. a 30s. 6d. per cwt ———— FINANCIAL, “NOTICE TO INVESTORS, The attention of tho investing public is called to the limited remainder of the Northern Pacific Railroad, Of the $9,000,000 of this loan unsold on the Ist ot June tast less than $5,000,000 now remains, and this balance will soon be absorbed, after wnich the company has resolved to issue only six per cent bonas. ‘There are now between 600 and 600 miles of the road in regular operation, with a § growing trafilc. and construction are progressing satistactorily. ‘The can, The reve 5.000 quarters, all 7 'VERPOOL Haste Books; rosewood, walnut tits sale take Sth av. stag ptions, but prices were not quotably | Seven-thirty Roan, quoted at 1c. @ 10}sc., gold. Jute met with a iight inquiry and was firmly held at 2%c, @ 40. Handsome and Gentee' Gold, ‘sales 5W baits at Sc, ourrensy. Sate akis Were Sales 600 rt of bisek wainut an | rosewood The market for spirits of turpentine survey prosecuted the present season in connection with was moderately active and closed with holders evineng the Stanley military expedition has resulted in the location of an excellent linc through Western Dakota and Eastorn Montana,and the company has advertised for proposals for grading and bridging the Yellowstone Division, extending 205 miles from Bismarck, at the crossing of the Missouri River, to the crossing of the Yellowstone in Montana, ompany’s lands (amount- won Was un ght supply and firmly held. i High supply and firmly held. | ing to moro than 2,000 acres per mite ot road) aro selling to settlers at an average price of nearly six dollars per ral ed, crale whales, 650. — acre, and the proceeds of land sales constitute a Sinking Fund for the repurchase and cancellation of firs: mort fie. marxet tor refined contmued quiet, ng nominally steady ; quoted ut 16%. a Togo, sor prompt delivery and Ihc: tor juture, Crude D { with coitsiderable firmness, at bic. for dolivery and 6ige. tor forward delivery. Casos were ferately inquired tor and steadily held st 204¢c. a 2ic., ‘The company’s seven and bonds, the last of which are now offered, ylold nearly 83% per cent per annum at the present price of gold. ree-tenths por cent gold r city. Keports trom pe a All marketable securities are received in exchange at fa dull warket, with quotations as tol- 125; Titusville, $128; tideout, $115 fhe Philadelphia market was dull current rates, and full information furnished on inquiry. JAY COOKE & C0., 20 Wall street, Now York, efined i6c. was bid and 16%4c. waned iow York of 4.000 bbls, of crude, in buik, tor prompt delivery, and 2,500 bbls. of naphtha on private terms; aso of refined, to compicte cargo, tor prompt deliy- RENTS & YOUNG: i De e! _buy and’ sell Southern Securities. LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM ay COMPANY Y¥ "OR eons companies, make investments in sopra | nulacturing and other pursuits fe varloas. Amountealways for | A. M MPANY, 12 und 114 ‘Brow vay MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, Now York. Brooklyn and New Jersey. Apt WOOD, io. 155 Broadwiy, room 10. eempenoe Hen John J.C isco, Robert H. Lowr: |. DvD. Vermilye, Esq. ROOKLYN SECURITIES FOR SALI People’s Metropolitan Gas ight Company's 8 iy, City Rafiroad Com; pany's Stock | Nassau, Fulton and Long Islan Mechanics aud Nassau Fire Tnshrance a ariy's Stock, soven per cent Bonds. Apply to F. a | BEEN, Xf) Fulion street, Broo! RIE RAILWAY © paeee Orrn NOTICE.~The Coupons of the = gage Bonita of the New York and Erie eaitway Company, due September 1 next, will be paid on and after At the office of Messrs. Dunean, Sherman & Co,, | _W. P. SHEARMAN, Treasurer, _ ARLEM BANK, AUGUST 15, 1873. The Board of Directors Lave this dav declared a éemt annual dividend of tour taxes, payable to the stockholders on demand, on and after the Ist day of September, 1573, The transfer books be September t. By order. pad bd Paovisdss.—Receipts—Pork, 305 bbls. cut meats, $70 ‘The market for Dressed hogs were . for the range of | sity. vy einnt Sol le ruling steady; the sales ‘were connne! 9 snail Lots, ag- There was ade? | greyating about 45 puckages, at prices the range 5 for pein | i Mattresses, | ment andjKitchen Furnitare. WENBY ZIN} | [iy ene br rob l e ded BRUSSELS, INGRAIN 500 tierces tor do. on wr October at 8 13-16c. w York, August 18, 1873. and Third Mort- 6 Was a moderate, business consummated y prices: sales 30 tierces of Curolina at fh S2aces Lad bas. ot Paina at7xe. a 7ge., and Wo, Pe. mod rately tair business was consummated 4) per cent, iree of all boxes ot cloged from August 21 to J. ANDERSON, Cashier. — NEY TO LOAN ON CITY IMPROVED PROPERTY | and Ath docaved Tecan 280 Good Gecond Mort- T0 BONDHOLDERS. re. ‘do, at) hy ts State or aah! Tee ENT, ibe. a ile: hy Dey: 1373. There are a few bonde t "9 falling. due in the years held by persons whose whereabouts wf | eh Hish f aed the infortnation ge sue h pondt holders | the state debts, and | be paid at any time | merica, in New York. LE, Governor ot Kentucky. [RAILROAD BONDS, FARMS AND Some CASH TO | handise or City Proverty. h Dutch standard, perior and extra th said Sond tee ‘heir rin ie Oe j uoows Type. By order of Kentucky | dross JACKS EXAS AND Paciric Chartered by" tho v United EAN vernment First Morteage + Six Per Cent Gold oupon and Registerea ‘Construction Bonds, authorized by acts of Corigress {6 cases Wiscon: rather quict during the past days, which ig not unusual tor the early part of the d, oy era ent, State and other tax week, but the market was firm and tull ones Wy d ad, only. on completed and interest in currency. ‘These Bonds are secured by a Sink Fund and by 9 ty the’ company's line through to ipment franchises, dc. ) acres ot land donated by Jnited States to aid in the eluding upwari the koverninent of i construction of ry BRGAR, TUBsicox and yas A SUOTT, President of ‘ind ‘Com ny. fs road 3 cons! rnctad on tho ore rom Marshall to Ver 30N. pleted and ties delivered, on Track now being laid at commenced on from San Diego ea: r Fmarketanle securities riees in a for these id full information will be fur- jon at the following banking i HG, STEBBINS & SON, NY Ng EDNY ND D. KANDOLPH & ) K JAMISON & CO., Philadelphia.” at on nee of Nestiza Cali- sn ‘Texas Divis mt 209 ra! from Sibeeaee i ~ Grading and bridging f= onal eee ds Fone, ttensron, Oottane- Romans 600d; offerings yery. light; good ordi- ales, Sales, 10. Government bond will be received at ‘current bonds, without expense to the middlings, 18c. a 13'¢c._ Net receipts, ‘ENN 1040 YEAR BONDS.=THE PAST DL bonds ‘and coupons of the State of Tennessee funded into new bouds, seers! by. Ait April, 1 B, No.5 New street. rE HAVE MONEY TO “LOAN ON CITY n aod ease iy three years; also to pur- ol | ou gold (and silver Watches, ramon Nd gold Jewelry. SECONI Very now and valuable property in West ery liberal terins and promptuess and dispatch. A. V., Herald office, N MORTGAGE York or Wostchestor, or will parol be Sie 0 o purchasee $10.000 CAPITAL WAN in @ well establi: A vita eee) t at uring Dasiness; 20 Ler cent guarantee i wil ed ‘dddvese ‘fs fon De Mattosses, Boddin srerat Tranks and Lo te mre, tes 2000 busiicla No. 2 red Winter and | ‘acoa, | $00 de, rime white Canada on private terms;2 cars $14.500 & seal, on, Stee lags | bushels high mixed at Se. “Corn meul—$113 tor bolted, | ail. "A tis city NCIPAL, bo box 1 LOAN on BOND. AND MORT- Oey Eenee, for @ term of ey FS SUNREY io i Broadway, room 9,_ TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAG! and 2 Mh hice Mortgage, on Improved 1 Kstate, Dees. BARTLES, 56 Wall street. years; $5,000 i $92.000 and unimproved Ciy 797,723 dow; | ia stipe | SALES AT AUCTION. apr anaTON LUM OR ERR paleeroom AUST US EES. ¥ aps tos East feat Thirteenth p etrest, Carringe tory No fen parent Aiea ae LBERT B. nf A 'LONEER. wipliare, Sey seco eens THIS DAY, and general naman of 2 leh Ra 4 Halt Furniture ng. and othe: Bone, Se Giocka ig jr vucTION NovIOL.—LAnOE AND ATTRACTIVE ie grill you th ay Wedneadayy at tho iz Of tained irrel, Mi Gernian and ire cee Piensa Qollars, Felorios, Capes and Cults; fs and Collar: 4 Colla 8. ye ig ora a nN in Bese L0., Auctioncers, 132 Church st LLTAM TOPPING & A. CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER, Handsome Household Furntture wort’ eriiaings is street residence, Treet. venue, THUMSD AY. waa ae Tis o'clock. consisting Of superb rosewood anotorte, Parlor Suits in silk an@® tall ae Tables, Hlageres, Pier and. Mantel Mirrors, cha, lace and rep C ‘. Pauntings, Oarpeta, Extonston Table, Buller: Dining Chaves Silver oes hina Ware, Glassware, & clea olen neh ture, hair UGUST MARTINES, AUCTIONEER, wort) magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte, Paintings, Drawing Koom Suits, Works of Atty public auction, THTS DAY (Wednesday), ni Ws ov o'clock, at clegant neces West ‘fe si Lwees fe Living Drawing Woche Bult t Furniture, | PF tadoar, Mario covered silk brocade pnaraueretie, bots Cabi be Pegg spoons Seeretal velvet, fredaitlon Carpets: aoc lace Surat Ps Paintings eminent artists; Statuary, Cloci 8; AE cent rosewood Tianororte, celebri Canter re Beds: Wardrobes, en suite, st 16 Louts XIV. ; i Mattrenses, ‘Rxten: sip Tole. Sided. |, Silverware, Giasswa: Cutlery, Base Kitehon, Servants? ee a ar as Me or 6th av. ecg UCTION SALE nas ry pry cure Day, ROBERT 0. casnine "Aitctioneer sells at 10 o'clock, prec! private Residence, 210 West Twent ‘arlor Suits, in in and Brocatel; marble-top, gilt Centre cand Tables Pier Mantel Mirrors, Bookcase, La je Chairs, Bronzas, Clock: Fain ng. oi ceca Decker & Bros. 4 round, fose wood, 74 octave Pianoforte. Dining Furniture, Extension Table, Buifet, Chairs, Silver- ware, Crockery, ito ing Cases, Buréacs, Washstands, Lounges, § hate ose wood and Walnut Bedstead, D rem feather Beds and Pillo ring Mat Rep Piast suits, “Store-Room gontents, viz. bbl. Flours Dg Sugar, Jars Prescrves, 0. ; 17 Carpets. {Mall and Kitchem Furniture, with every’ Article necessary for housckeeping. ‘Those about furnishing eity or country re would do well to attend thi# sale. Take Seventh or Eighth avenue cara N. B.—Sale thi; eeros SALE THIS CH RDMASD AD} RN geld at 10 A. M., private residence 120 23d street, elegant costly and plain Household Furniture, Saeys Chickering & Son’s rosewoo!l Pianoforte, Centre ‘Tables Carpets, Parlor, be ees and Drawing Room Suits, Bronzes, Paintings, Etageres, Bookcase, 00 choice Books, Bedroom Suits, rosewood and wainut Bodsteads, Bureaus, Mattresses. Dining m—Buffet, Extension Tal Chairs, also basement and Ring? Furniture; Fhe lots by catalogue. N. liard Table, geen & me wilk be sold at o'clock, LUKE HINO BRALD, Adcti joneer. The above ts the property of Dr. W. L, Tinker. AvoTON AUCTION. ,AvOTION. ver $25,000 worth nnd over 700 hagnificont Howsehold Furniture at a punts scoton, this (Wednesday) morning, August 10% o'clock, at gantly furnished residence, 104 "teat Teeny fifth strest, hear Fourth avenue, E. ROTH, Auctioneer. Parlors— Chickering and Ureat Union roscwood Pianofortes, ele- ant Vartor Suits, latest styles, covered With tin, Gia Gedacet AMias OW ath eae Carpeta, Works ot sie ‘a! eae m4 woo! and walnut Chamber ‘Sult Louis XIV. : 0 horsohair and spring Mattresse: ‘Bedaing. ‘Lounges, Easy pupae: Library, Dining and Servants’ Furniture, &c. Rare opportunity for parties wishing first class furniture. Woods delivered, packed and shipped for purchasers. A (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON, aT 2 by order of Joseph Riedelsky, Ei at the priv: ate residence, 100 Kast rwennd ai eitoet ee tween Third and Fourth avenues—Velv peta, fine (il Paintings, Parlor Suits, Tiaastortes M TOTS, Curtains, Bedsteads, Aureann Washstands, Commodest Wardrobes, walnut Sofas, Chairs, Basy Chairs, Lounges im reps and haircloth, Mattr: Bedding, Buitet, Extension Table, Dini Chairs, Glass, “Onin, Bi ver Ware. A rare assortment for those furnishing city or country resl- dences. House to let, Responsible men in attendance cartor eck gootls tor purchasers city or country. EB SE fins dayrat private residence of J. sac Eeq Twentieth treat corner Broadway, commencn ‘o'clock. Over 250 250 Lots, by catalogue, of elegant I viz. ‘rosewood Pianoforte, cost $960, Slegant Parlor Suits rich overs, Lace Curtains Mirtors Brussel Carpets, Oil wt eS Bronzes, Clocks, Orna- menta, Reception Tables, Bedroom suits rosewood and Walnut Bedstoads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, spring and hale Lounges, Bedding bi tre Penk, Koom, Base- ‘Auctioneer and toree-ply rich paterns, ali sizes, eve! from Auction at He Fulton street, between Wilamx tres A'S RE AUCTIONEER.— WINANS & GARKETTSON sell’ Thurs ay, Auaust 21, at No. 527 Sixth avenue, at 103 o'clock, Furniture, Beds, Mattress, Carpets, Stoves, Sewing’ Machines, Crockery, Paintings, 4c. Y J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER. Important first, class “ixtls avenue corner rocery and Wino Store at auction. CAMPBE: Ute JR, will sell ‘on (to-morrow) Thursday, without reserve, in lots, entire first class, choice as: ported stock of Urocerica, Wines and Liquors, contained | in promiuent sixth ave. corner Grocery and Wine store, stock about $3,000, embracing tine Groceries, Teas, choice Champagnes, Siagharn ‘Wines, and Clarets in’ bottles,cases. aud barrels; supertor, fixtures complete; fine Horse, to Gi - the best Harnons a I) other conte! store. Full partioaiars will be given om Gay of sale, Grocery men, liquor men and sneculators ar’ specially invited. Auotioncer's ofice, $48" Hudson stree! ¥ & W. DAUCHY, AUCTIONEER.—DAUCHY & B JOHNSON will soll this day, by virtue of an execa- jon, at il o'clock in the torenoon, at 44 Canal street, 44 mediun and two medium Gordon Presses, toge! with Rollers, Baya fains, &c.: also one Paper Press one first class Li 8 vcombination fire and burglar pi Sate; puso, four Gaminets of Type and about @ pounds AGVLN RB, OLARR, tty Marshal. _ Beeps SALE OF FIVE (auuanii @ RACH wwe ik SRPPBESON, Be Bxeontor, Re aeage rbot SALE AT AUGHON-LEWIS E. WOOD, Aue v doneehaat t Henderson strect, Jersey City, pe 4 peek lot v4 Copper Tanks, two Rage’s 3 in Hie Fis, for neon’ of orsir pure re a Bud te GRR, FIONKER, SELLS ras Le (fvednos\ay ‘Ki aaron at 1085 ojclack, at ety, Eixjeentn street, near avenue A, cae Book and ot a Distillery Store and Hiarroome Btook sand sholving, English Upull ale Pump, Bar Bottles, Gia ses, Measures, ta wares and ompty Ca: @ email stock of Li pots f Cigars, &o, od tae im ore or more lol 130, tne Wevgnad an License up to. poo Deaters ite A BY LO GHOSE ie J 98 BOGARA DAY, Augist 20, atll o'clock, at the ‘Auction Fooms, No.l North Will sizeet Houséhold Purnitare, consisting of a large: ont of Sofas, Tables, C! aire jounges, s, Looking Glasses. odsteads, Muttressea, Bedding, ang and. plate Burgas Wy fara hat et os aie 3 oe el 3! Ss! | Glotks.” ag. Seana sald ot 2 Cason) Very superior frgreet and Black Tes, bp “fruite, Marshal, DH “RSDAY, Angust Heat iO clelock. at the Five Aide. ree se. Conant tea ‘the entire Furniture, in lots * also the oe ty in fee. asso ment of, Vea, Otel: spores, ‘Counters, My PUVENGO. ot City Mar KER'S SALE, “cHTS DAY, Ja! i Avetioner, will sell at No. 59 New Bowery, +. Mos P. Thur: ng tist of Frid See “in net ‘ignes street large aay ber Dresses, Shawls, Remnants Table to Uniter Cc C ing, Sheets, Quilts, Carpets, Recs, "3 i Mees ee Lf va , Beeb ras me! ee 8. Good: m 121 Bowery, fob and vest Chain: id Mathematical Tostra bon Rings, Karrings. gold Guar. also Gun: Pistols, Musical ments By order H. Aufses, 279 stanton street. W. DAUCHY, SON eoll this ni desirable assoriinen’ of oes hi! ing of yeveral elegant Velvet anu Msp also Ingrain an three-piy Carpets, 0110 vera! Diack walnut Par! Chamber Suis, Bedstes Ot, ER .=-DA 4 at Bu'clock, a 44 Cana! ‘street, he hair an olher ers, eee Imig “ Room Fu 5 "tables, Wardrol a1 Glass Ware} Window Curtains and shad - aECOND | gravings Of Paintings, Chtomos and a large variety of $5,000 and $8,500 | other Housekeeping Property: jake aby or fice. tig h NHE NINETEENTH WARD WILLIAM 6, CONNOR, Club will meet every peor evening, at o'clock, at "No. 975 First avenue, President: DS. —STANDARD “AMERICA: ‘AN “BEVEL TABLES AND to ig, haelam, & Coltender Combszasion seas for sale o1 @, patent 4 . Ceaser to Fela =a elan & Colionder,’ 38 Bri yd N MANUFACTURERS, INVENTORS AND houses,—An old estab (shed English house sale and retail) in Barcelona, having all parts of Spain, offers ite services across nd’ active representation of and Mantiaccires Reterence in New shipments—Wheat, | loar quiet; | an York to Messrs. 'd, Barcelona, Spain .1f possible, samy should accompany a Note save ane, price liste, les of goods, with full particula: | communications. DS.—FOR “A. NUMBER OF LARGE, ble Diamonds, ri Would exchange, 10% 6 ing to negotiate for ‘or August, $1 nla | daiaule orca ‘wih gua or by bea FTER A FAIR AND IMPART! TR learne sink ot New York have decided fanoy's lightning wire Cushions are supertor to an} “ Coved states, Tuey can only be puree GRIFFITHS & co. Vesey sireet, Siliiard Manuw facvurers. ACS LARGE fated on ed o eopieek had, Bi herd 8 st i ia rout