The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1873, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | sxe: WALL STREET DEPRESSED. Stocks Lower and Opportunities Offering for New Speculations. GOLD WEAKER. Excitement Among the Bears—Prognostica- tions Concerning the Future. MONEY LENDING AT 1-16 PER CENT. RAILROAD BONDS FIRM. Other Securities Steady, but Speculation Checked by Doubt. WALL STResr, Friday, Sept 00 P.M, } On 'Change to-day cotton was less active for spot, but quotations were arvanced an xc. a Kc. per lb, Futures were active at an advance of 3c. Flour continued in demand and was again firmer. Wheat was in good demand, principaily for futures, ‘at fair prices, Corn was quiet at lower prices. THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices report a quiet condition of affairs, the late quotations being as follows ;—Con- ols for money, 92% a 9254; Consols for account, 9236 @ 925¢; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 953 & 95%; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 95% a 96%; ten-forty bonds, 0% oa 9%; new fives, 91%; Erie railway shares, 47%; mew French loan, 7% per cent premium, In Amsterdam the following quotations cl Tent :—Central Pacific first mortgage bo! ‘Union Pacific first mortgage -bonds, 68%: Weatern preferred, 695; St. Paul preferred, Waion Paciflo stock, 23; Erie shares, 514. ¥ Monoy in London is more active, and the rate of discount for three months’ bills in open market is 8 per cent—a full quarter above the minimum rate at the Bank of England. The bourse will be ‘closed to-morrow in conseqvence of a recurring holiday. THE MONEY MARKET. At an early hour to-day money commanded 687 Percent. In the afternoon the rate advanced to 7 per cent in gold, and when the market closed loans Were made as high as 1-32 a 1-16. Foreign ex, change advanced, as the result of the decline in old, co 1075 for sixty days sterling and 108% for @ight. Actual business was done at a concession of % @ X per cent. GOLD LowsR. ‘The price of gold receded to-day from 115% to 1496 @ 114%, considerable excitement attending the decline. Numerous rumors were afloat con- cerning the cause, and Wall street was all agog to get at their truth, but withont avail. Large sales ‘Were made between the above figures, in which utaide parties are said to have generously parti- eipated; and not a little conversational fervor ex- hibited itseif at the close of the market over the wmexpected dénouement, The secret of the sud- den decline has yet to be told. It may appear during the next four or five days. Chrystaltzation does not always occur in an hour; but eifervescence 4s the matter of a moment. ‘The rates paid for carrying to-day were 1, 2, 3, 38% and 4 per cent, and for borrowing fat. The fluctuations were as follows:— +» Tb 12:41 PL i $1,832,522 2}190,770 98, 704,000 $90,720,857 2 8,443,615 4,080,908 1,136,984 THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The receipts in Washington to-day from internal evenue were $216,979. The custom receipts were $413,000, The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $85,000 on account of interest and $15,000 in re- demption of five-twenty bonds. SOUTHERN SECURITIES, In Southern bonds business was nomina'. Old Tennessees are quoted at 81% a 823;, and new 81% @ 83. Old Virginias are 42448; new, 50 bid; consois, 51 a 52, and delerred, 124124. We quote mew North Carolinas at 16 bid, special tax offering at 14. New July South Carolinas 14 a 15, and April 2834 8 30}¢. Missouri sixes sold again at 91, with closing quotations at 90% a 91. Louisiana levee sixes closed at 55 bid, and levee eights at 65 860, while for Alabama eights 45 was bid. GOVERNMENT BONDS, The business in this department was again in- active, owing to causes that have been frequently named, and to-day prices were a trifle lower In consequence of the decline in gold. The quotations Bre as follows:—United States sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 1164; a 117%; do. do., coupon, 119 a 119%; do, five-twenties, 1862, coupon, 1165 a 117; do. do., 1864, do,. 11636 a 117%; do. do., 1865, do., 117% bid; do. do., new, do., 116% @ 11%; do. do., 1367, o., 117% & 117%; do. do., 1868, do., 1174 @ 118; do, ten-forties, registered, 112 a 113; do. do., coupon, 12% @ 113; Pacific sixes, 113 a 113% ; new fives, of 1881, coupon, 114% a 114%, RAILROAD BONDS, ‘The business in this department to-day was com- paratively light, though prices remain firm. We note sales of Lake Shore dividend bonds at 96; Lake Shore consolidated registered bonds, 994; Central Pacific gold bonds, 999; ; do., b3, 994¢ a 100 @ 100%; Union Pacific Railroad, first rtgage, 80%; Michigan Southern, second mortgage, 99%; Toledo and Wabash, first mortgage, St. Louis divi- sion, 89%; Milwaukee and Si. Paul sevens, gold, 68%, New York and New Haven sixes, 100; Toledo and Wabash, second mortgage, 93%. The following are the bids as amended at the call:— New York Con & =: a nie 4%, W cou g bds. is ee an re.. My han Sah Sogeay: Wh Tol'a Wab tata en, oy Jol aw M6 Joie Wap 9” Tol & Wab eq % Gt West tstm 106 Quincy & | 01 Ist, 90 90% Galena & Chic ass Morris & Essex Ist: Ay cen de 108 NJ southern Ist m js. 73 ped &Chicist...106 Wo Clove Pitts ¢ % oe ae | 8 wo BB | a 88) 35 bing 8 3 es - Be 99, n 31% ‘The Influences bearing apon stocks to-day were generally depressing. Business was active, and the number of shares sold about 121,000, Western Union opened at 90%, sold st 90), advanced to 91, prengrrc abe bedi rallied to 91% and closed at 90%, The above stock appears to be the objective point ofattack. We may possivly see more of the opera- tion to-morrow. Pacific Mai! sold at 43 a 42% 0 43 @ 48m 43% @ 43% & 43%. New York Central ranged from 104% to 104. Lake Shore from 913; to 92%. Erie sold at 69058% a 68%; Rock Island at 106% 8 108 on Himited business and under orders. Wabash at 67% 9 67 8 66% a 66% 26754 & 67 8 67%; Bannibel and St. Joseph was active and declined from 81 to 3434; St. Paul common retired from 49% to 48, and the preferred from 60% to 68%; NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. Nortnwest common closed at 61%; Onlo ana missis- sippi at 38; Union Pacific sold at 26% 26 a 25% a 26; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was weak, declining to 99). HIGHEST AND LOWEST, ‘The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the day :— Highest, Lowest. New York Central and Hudson River stock consolidated 10434 Erte an 91 Wabash 66; Nortnw . 60: Rook Isiand... 7 Milwaukee and “ Milwaukee and sc Paul} pr 68% Oho and Mississippi. 38 Satan Pacitic...... 25% $ c, and I, 0. rn Union 90; Paste Mail.. «3; SALES AT THE NEW YORK YORK 8TOOK EXOHANGE. Friday, September 5—10:15 A. M. $5000 US 5.20, c, "67.bc 1183g $4000 US 5-20, 0, '67.... 118% 10 A. M.—Betore Cal. Oss LSAMBRR., wy SHEEUEEESECEE 2 opetere ht ta were Reavy at full prices. orn, on the contrary, was dull and decidedly lower, the speculative demand noticed along back having appar- ently entirely subsided. Oats were about steady. Whiskey was dul! and decidedly lower. Pork and lard were dull and easier. Cotton was in good de- mand and prices were again advanced. Groceries wore wes = ar me anention of coffee, which was in good ices, Petrolet but Pres .O> wore net vt quotably 6 +g aval eoces: were in ir ee none the market firm. East india gooas were quiet and Wool was active and very firm. Ng el hy a Sond mained steady at are as were betier, but prices re Pearls onbeiubne Mh |ALs.—No partic! hi NG MATERI, rec a8 cured in fa jemand has becn fair and prices rotons, $id.a $8 for Brown a ai Bees are" $3" nigh ek, ceed iphia. afloat, $48 a $30 er. qd 4 Y Gelivered, $38.8 Haversaw: Buy bfick per’ Me 2, 88 a $9. delivered, Sid'a Gil up river #87 82 do, ‘delivered, $8 2 $y Ser AT A inde delivered. 38°60 4, Dale, 94 60 & 5% do. jellvered. $6 80 F fice: Ban’ i anodarctely far ‘demand, and the FaaTet steady lWior Rock- land ‘couuusa, and $1.6) for do. lump, “Cement, ruled po ae PBL or Rosendale aoa sae: | f pel for Rosendal ry jor Ko- tam and $9 40’ $879 for Perkin Plan 6 Was 1D fair request to the trade, with sales Bir ry 308, $4 ‘tor blue Nova dcotia, $5 45 tor white do., and $2 we bbl. tor cal- ones city, Laths sold moderately ut $215 a $220 tor beget es since Kroes last has wate. only moderate, but pric steady. ‘quote :— Manila id fh cr a 19s: do. bait ro tarred Mania, 1T'0, lanl rope, 15igc. z rene New Zealand cordage, 15! 1630. ; Kusnan bolt rove, 170. UaNpiexs.—The de way at nd. i has been maderetess ina proven J ‘quoce :—sperin, nileas ras ra sto swaric, a tine. If Corton. ihe market for setive ssasiSgade but, prices were e7ain | nee on 0 orulner * baatine reas Se » plands. aioe rags ign ie “spot 340. on other grades. rugares’” at anadvance Ordinary | Good “ordin ie i puter good or Low midd aie Good im! ii qeaut eae ‘tn ee tea more tua halt ace Gecedaowa ‘The sales were otten in in store, running in rade above or below we Today. Last Be'g. Tota. th 3 ages et tt SESSEESESEESSSEESEES! SSAAEE 3 4g 7 50 200 600 8 3 10 i , a 800 14d 4936 500 4355 300 49 10) 4333 50 433 00 , 4335 100 43; 200 453 100 8 400 + 4355 300 a 100 4352 100 M & Bt 500 x ce 69) 400d 433, luT, Wa W 80) Erie R. au 4 i 100 Chic & + 10%, 100 800 West U1 100 66; 30 do. 20 66; wo di lw Ww a . soo 7 100 a 0 6 200 do. aw 5 67 bu do. + 90% 5 do. 67 60 do. : 2” WW do. 67 wd do. 9 40R, HE Boo 0% OStLeIM Tv 7m | di 18 Mor & Ee a 2) do. 1G, C&iC w 300 do. 100" go. 30 10 ao. ay do. Fry C&NW 62, 10P, FW 93: 100 do. 61g 00H! & St: 363 wa 61 1400 do. EY 3. & i. : 3 n Jo. 30 do. wl 6 ww do. Ea 80,0, Cal Rit, a 20 jo. 40) L's & MS RR. 91% 100 rr) : fe sg 200 ue 1000 1% 30 00 ge" 200 8: 200 2 lw 3 300 91% lwo ‘} itp a ES co ; 38: X & 17 . ws 253 0 25; 44115 and 2:15 P. M. 10000 U8 6's, c,8 $500 U8 5's, c, "8 br US 4-20, 6, 0000 do. 16 shs Del & H Canal.c cRNA SSESESSSESEES! ay a 3000 38 rn 3856 90 , 38 100 B lw ha 5 Second Soard—1 P. M1. $2008 C6's,n,J as. 4 7 used halts olage, 000 8 0 6's, mA & 0. 30 do. 10000 Missouri U's. dnl 4000 Cen Fac goid b.: wo ee 4-24 a8 aoecensn UEEUESESERECEE REESE SE= . 2 ® SESSESSEEES Fea PSssese = pent ugeSEEEe vies CLOSING PRIOES—3 OOLOOK P.M, Wemern Union. 003 a mx ph mon Pacific.. 26 Quicksilver .. ‘ittabus a aickallver piss M7 an erally Quiet—Provisions Qufet—Lard Easier—Freights Firm—! Dali and Neminal—Naval Stores India Goods Quiet—Wool ive and Firm—Whiskey Decidedly Lower, Farpay, Sept. 6—6 P. M. ‘There was continued activity td commercial circles to-day, and the merchandise markets were enerally frm. Dry goods, boots and shoes, &c., Were in active request, while hardware, theagh Not so active as along back, was also in fair de- mand, At the Produce Exchange business was fair, and in some commodities pretty active, at fall or improved prices, Flour was very active; and yesterday and to-day very large sales for forward delivery were reported on improved prices. Wheat ‘Was also active for forward delivery, and the sales 100 fnier 100 a {7iB-t60", together: ETP Ledges 100 at 17 29840", 300 ee 17 Li-l6c, 7 Bs 800, 108 it, 11 abe, 10) at 1760. “100 a 5 erand tai, ate 21,80, “Recel cal to: day alvestou 439 bales; New Or leuns Ti6? Mobile anna, 235: Charleston, 150; ilmington, 1 Rofioik, sibs Baltinore Lode New, York, 1907 mencod, 9 ‘Total, 4,196; ‘this day last week, 1,749; tis day last ates on cotton to orsign ports were the p ¢ following figures:—To Havre, by stoa 3. COM pressed? no saifs to Hamburg, by steam, Ic. to Bremen, by atean, gil verpool, by steam, S-1dd. @ %d.; by Corrgx.—Rio was in good demand and the market tirong at current rates. Uther descriptions were guiet, but firs is and ninety days’ credit; conte ayn fi pore, fo, Be. a 2higc. } ri a Ft a fancy at $3 43 quote -— No, 3 State ext a? wauMereceleacs]S FBP SSBSSSEELESSEETSEESSUESS a mn the I prices tor future delivery. The Were about 400,00 pushels, nearly all to ays at Tor old No.'t Milwaukee: $168 tor Duluth; $1 10 4 $1 75 for red and amber winter; $170 for rev, to urrive last 15 days in september; $144 tor amber, to arrive about the eth of September; $1 86 tor No. 1 Ghicaxo, te 1 days it eptember and last’ halt’ Septem: October; 81,64 for, No. October; ‘$1 © 8 for hod ‘september and first Gorn was dult and de. a Se. lower, closing for prime mixed. The sales were only Dushels, at Wee. Jor, mixed, out tomorrow : 876. for high mixed, and 70c. a ady tnd it fair denhand. pales 800) bushels, at We. woe, in swre and atoat, for Western mixed; and we. tor do. white. Kye continues quiei. 2,000 busnels of Western brought %eo. barley remained inactive and nominal. Faxicurs.—There has veen u fair inquiry for grain ac- commodation to-day, and considerable busine: porved at rather better rates, For other produce tho market was quiet and steady. Vessels for charter were In demand botu from th aud petroleum trade, put business was considera! arded, owing to the scarcity of available toi Ket buoyant The, engaye: ments were :—To Kaverpool, Dy yy meonmer, bushels see LHe ‘to London, | by mer, it as, To Glasgow, by. ‘tenn, 1,20) boxes bacon oy 40 tierces of lara at Ss. The charters since our last An {talian bark, hence to Cork ie orders, “C400 qu ‘sgrain at 9s. 3d., short lay days; a Norwegian bark, to arrive, hence saine voyage, 300) quarters grain at 9 00. an'Itallan bark rk now at Brow mee to Gibraltar tor orders. 5a grain th By same sw henc hene 5 lt to 200 quarters gram ‘wt 10s; a arrive, henee t a Continental purtexclidiig Dutch, 5,00) bbis. of reiined petroleum at ritish bark, rom Fhidelphia 10 Havre, 00 bis. of crude do. at 4; 8 British bark to arrive, fiom do. to. 8 Ocatinensal Bort, Fb excluding Dutch, 4,80) bbls. of refined do. at 8%; 4 verman bar! Greled tow do. to Rotterdam, 2,500 Dols. or sepned. do. 2, ‘01 our last, of 100 bales of Borneo, ith, a Ove :— Domestic cloth, 133ge. for Tent and te. fot heavy aver- age; Borneo, lic. ; Ualcutta, Ive. 7 Sore. —In hemp no’ irantacttions of conse- e been reported since our last, and prices re- Jute was neglected, vut nominally steady, at 2%4C. 4%. gold. Jute butts 'were In light request and steady at zc., currency ; sales, 675 bales at that price. Hors. —Bréwers have been purchasing rather more liberally, but only to supply their urgent ents, Frices reinalned Sbous the same and as 10 growth, oy aldo, crop. 1670 Bavarian, dc, @ 400. j 2c. a Be. Mouasses.—There was a moderate inquiry for invoices for boiling purposes, but without leading w Ona sales. ‘The joboing trade was moderately iair atfuil prices We quote igus, ‘cent al and mixed, 180. do. Ciayed, 28c. a'88c.; do., muscovado, refining, 20c. do. do; grocery, ds. We. ; Porto ico, de. a 6uc. list Istdinds, 26¢,'a Sue. ; New Orleans, ‘She. eis re Navat Stones.—For spirits of turpentine the market was ules bas Arm, 6 at . for round low. Balen'we re reported of 184 bbls. at nd wbvie, in lote, at disc. a tbe. Strained rosin wast good dowdud. and market closed firm at $3 204 We heard of sales or PA pole ot food strained 00 bbls, oF d Pe, bbis., ‘auoat a ‘an fr vera ated Saigo ort bbls. at $325. The wi negiected, 4s were also h-7 and pitch. Oi1s.—Linseed has been in good demand, both in a job- bing way and ior full parcels, and prices were higher ; the Die ‘strength. Sperm, was kee, Ta, in tal fay os id ‘seed was in light supply, ang held. tard oii way in moderate demand, ket firm. Sales of nseed were mado at tor cotton . & Sige. and ig choles winter, ‘Menhaden 460. a ket dull and nominal inchataed for Dove wales of 1.uN Obs. were made of Beer there hi Lym 4 f sae pgs psa we ee forme bar ae, oe aad ern Cage was fee ete eee stor, Septant Ritu ergo tober.” The sales in rees for Sept rat Bos M8 Mcroes tor ot ai a. sot erote far, ocio ere te bruary vt roes of new. Ci try sei ae at e-" with sales of 180 ted ‘Linaced hi ap been quiet, but the Rrarket ot Ly ‘od our Last of 1,000 bags old, ate dave Clover was gues ue ay arm ae ig tuino rived more free! by a8} about $0 hhds., including ing muscovado at quotations dedned was cake about mainiax: erining. ported we ear at 8 oc. and rena he ‘appended ra sehen Mialerior. (0 juba— ing, interiol a! rood chang Aa aetee wee on #4, Dutch standard, PI rahe a 8 Wipe. donb to 18, 974c.'a 103G.; do., 19 to 20, 10%e. Porto Kico—Reihing, common . ery, tair to choice, 8c. a "BragitcDatole ‘StAD 2 Ly a ee N rt via—Durch standard, Ni Oto Br 8s coat. perior and extra superior, 754c. 9 886, Tonscco—The demand sauce pur ne te seed leafs has been moderate at about previous figures. We note sales of 20) bales of rong crop ’71, at irom Ic. & uses of secon: ‘ihiers, cegp 7% at Llc. a 19340. for soccens and 5% ve. for fliers; 180 cases of Ohio, (Th 98 O46. 140. cases of Wisconsta, crop 7 fc. 87 i Sto hha ba Koutucky at 7c. alte 00 bates 6 a $l idig. the Sale of Yare Ber oo our inst, “hhouid have Leen 482 bales, insteat Wooi~he market during the past three days has been active, the inquiry being in purt tor all deactipuons. Prices exhibit no material change, excepting on te for which in some instances advanced prices were pi We heard of sales o1:—10,U0) Ibe. of Olio aad Michie fleece, at 494gc. a 50c. tor X; and adh . 10,000 Los. ot ign Michigal leece apna vant leece, at 1,000 Ohio, es jnow Ibe. of fleece, ‘8c; 20,000 Bue. ;'25,000"iba ot combings, at 2c. a Gc tom ite ot DICKIOCK at Gc. + 10,0N Ibs. til unmerchantabie tleece at sve. ix LO) tos. pulled coubinge st desea, mod Tha. of Ohio Aeece, 51%4¢ 10,00 Ibs. of domstic 000 Iba. of ation do. 483; 10,00) Ibs. of tow, scoured at Bue. : 400) Ing. vot fins unwashed fleece, Ste, ; ,00) tbe. of ub was i, ROW Aue. unwashed combing Too tbe une asd low. Westorn Lo i *G katara ‘and oss ate a ee B Sbc., 40. 20, 00" Ibs. of XX tichigan, Pact ot mh 2 4s, of Texas, 5,000 ibs, of scours domesti pring Calttornia, he bales of 00 yor Ci Unies of do., 8000 bs. of X domestics fleece, 4,000 Fenuayivania do., 15000 iba, ot uawashod dosnesties, 1,000 Ia, of domesuc’ tleece, of unmerchantable and & bags of extra pulled, all on (pilvate terms, W aisxey.—Keceipts, 1.23 bbls. The warket wi meer awly active, but ap. cecigedly lower prices, oranisy 990. and closing at 9c. The mene were :—10U bb! 300 bis. at 97c., and 100 bbis, at Ye. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gaxveston, Sept 5, 1573. Cotton demand good, holders firm; ‘good ordinary Iie. Net receipts. 199. bales Bales, Stock, Aut, ‘eokly—Net receipts, ld, nena oustwise, 48." Sales, Cotton quiet and firm; 376 Dales: gross. 340, poe Britall middling: te Epa toon 1,109 Lp oh Sib toe oe i Foe cpa 3 Bross, va rty—To Great sit Tito, "Baio, 300, peer Sept. 5, 1873. Cotton firm: middlings, 18¢. ot S28 ay pts, 264 bales. EXDOri constwise, 391. Sales, 200. Stock, ds. Weeky— Net receipts, 815. ‘Exports Sonarwises Sar. Bales, 1,200, SAVANNAH, Sept, 5, 1873. Cotton offerings light; middlings, lc. Net hace pts SS 335 jeg Exports coastwise, 338. Sales, 195. tock, 1,636, see er receipts, 1,943, ‘const wise, 1,018. mARLESTON, Se bec Bs 13340. ; low middlings, Cotton firm; middli a fooaloes, 1 106 bales; eis 17ige: good ordinary. ebgo. Ne Weekly Net, eal ales; grow, 2,901. Exports troy ei! a ea; Constwive, 8,056 Sutles, 1200 fy ih had oon ec bo Spirits of turpentine lowe: Rosin steady ; $4 60 tor treised. crud S2tor fara, ‘$3'30 for yellow dip and vi tocar “yacht at te Fventine 4 ‘Tar ‘sioady PO rs Sept, zt cries st, Whi le. igan, an gto no. f wate Mionigs on spot, m, $1 485 8; bate a7 Flour in good demand; sates 2,100) rine ee sae ors tor No. depring. ing, $5 75 for amber winter, $9 75 wint $10 25 ror double extra. Wheat quict Corn firm, with 4 Jatt tendene: Bt GUc.; at the cl bolted, $1 30; unt changed: 3 snorts, K LS sal held af bbe. "Cornmeal patted, ir CWl. Milltecs an ‘ghigntut, 8; middlings, $40 per corn cat rete eae iow ee Sept. rmasote on 1B losed at Pas re 3, phy fre ‘3 L din fair demand, 5, 1873, rejecter but . ca Provisions qulet and unchanged. seller, cergpot: TX S13 75, seller ly at 7%c., spot c+ seller Janu- \d ‘Decem! Bulk meat iniddles at 8X¢.; short ale Bacon steady. Hams—sales of sugar packed, at ie Whiskey dull and hes c. closing At 92390. a We. fhtse—Cor! Buffalo, 18c.; wheat to do., Ide. ftalirout trei New York and Boston advanced to-day Sc. per bs. on grain and bulk meats and 1Uc. per bbl. on on ceipts—4,000 bis. flour, 208,(@) bushels wheat ay and 34,! Snipinents—7,000 ible, Hone 3 do. rye barley. 313,000 bushels wheat, 75,000 do. corn, 35,000.do. oats, 11,u00 do. rye and 4,000 do, ei EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpon Moxgy Manext—Loxpox, Sept. 5—12 M. inayat tes fi " 5, 4 erie’ Ralway ah shares, .—Ene matitvay, wie 4734. gare lea patches quot Fentes ited Sa ‘RANKVORT BOURSE.. ‘RANEFORT, Sept 5.—United states fiye-twenty bonds, #134 a 91% for the issue of r Liverroo. Corton Manker.—LiveRroo., eet. 55 P.M.—Of the sales to-day #,300 bales were American. tock of cotton at sea bound to this port 1s 281,000 Dales, including 41,00 American, Sales of Uplands, on the basis of good ordinary, deliverable November and Lecember, at 84d. ; do. of the new vrop del ea ore ie bat a d. Sales of w Ddasis of me! Dales, inciudi Tr 0 American Actual export, 4,000 far tina tenet ar a et os 300 tor ulation and export. Salesof plands, nd: ow middlings, ‘deliverable October and NCHRetER.—LivERPOoL, Sept. 5.—The mar- ket for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is firm, with an upwar. mney. LiverrooL BReapstcrrs MAnxet.—Liverroon, SP. M.—the receipts of wheat for the past ‘inreo ‘datys have been 51,000 quarters, including 43,000 American, The receipts of corn for the past three days have beer American. ‘The market ‘tis 6d. pot ental for red West Liverroot, Sept. 5— reese Gls, 6d. "er Mowe for the oat grades of peti perowt, Hetined’ petreieuns cea per “Lonnox PRopcce Manaer.—Loxox, Sept. 5—Even- inj leutta linseed, 63s.. sugar 298. per cwt. tor ee Dutch standard, on the Spot oad 2s. Gd. for do, oo FINANCIAL. —NOTICE TO INVESTO@S, A The attention of the ingesting public is called to the limited remainder of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAiL- ROAD SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. The unsold balance will be roon absorbed by current sales, after which the Company has resolved to issue only Six Per Cent Bonds. There are now more than 600 miles of the road in regular operation, with a growing traffic. Surveys and construction are progressing satistactorily. The survey prosecuted the present season In connection with the Stanley military ‘expedition has resulted in the tocation of an excellent line through Western Dakota and Eastern Montana, and the company hae 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. The company’s lands (amount- ing to more than 20,000 acres per mire of road) are selling to avttlers at an average price of nearly six dollars per acre, and the proceeds of land sales constitute a sinking “| Fund for the repurchase and cancellation of first mort- gage bonus. ‘The company's seven and three-tenths per cent gold bonds, the last of which are now offered, yield nearly 834 per cent per annum at the present price of gol. All marketable securities are received in exchange at current rates, and full information furnished on inquiry. “TAY COOKE & 00, —_WWalt stroot, New York. dhe eat eth Ma REUA | ferred; Bo bonus. CALLENORR & LUARENOB, 90 Pino stroot ATES) “3 a MONEY ON TIE AND —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROK. wa | A way. Stock and Gold TABOR SES, Clam. ROAD. on all ex ; explanatory circular Gress. “Full information on application se? OLIEN OF OURS Has Agu 10 (AL Mdentres oP invent nicood Seon d Morte ges on tn in this cit Py ips Ay r teaver, Hoe Wall'adrects AWARDS WILL SELL GOOD FIRST MORTGAGE for $00. Sond address to W. H.K., Herald office sot I will ceil upon you, ONEY TO LOAN—IN SUMS 70 | ‘SUIT, ON city improves Cue a i without bonus. OWE, No, 544? Wee YORK STATE GOLD SIXES, DU! desirable as an investment for savin; jeos and others. We, offer limited a bonds ata price which ts relativel, Governments, GWYNNE & DAY, any ad- imareree proper papers, »D nt of r cent below Wall street, Orne OF 3 ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN yan; nd 76 Wall street, New York, ic perany fey Apr tl ay) nd mortgage bon wll be payable on and after that dare, at ‘he, ‘ottie ot the company. JAMES B, HODGSKIN, Treasurer. J ANTED $4,009 OR $5,000, FOR ABOUT ‘3 MONTHS, food security and ae. nus will be elven." iy Fo 2 HORROWER Hor "ald Oi 5 ECURE PRIVILEGES ON STOCKS AND GOLD coutin: f S10 to $100, ePaing 6 pr PTO OF BI 2. $1,000 a month. risk operating in Wall n this plan tuily explained by chro nier. mantle’ to pirens; 04 ders also executed on het ie HUMBRLL & Bankers and Brokers, 0M 000, $5,000 TO LOAN—IN WESTCHES- $3,000, yaa Sen tisce $15.00 corner fevent; Sek TO LOAN ON FIRST OR SECOND mortgage in sums to suit, W. H. MoCOOL & CO. $16,000 “axe Jersey within 20 miles of office. improved piven. alas York. ddress 3. 8, Korat $25. 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE on city properts TaCOR MeinPE, 149 Broadway. 3 | pue AMERICAN CHROMO PRINTING COMPANY, formerly controlled by Thomas Lee and John W, Senior, 1s dissolved and ‘How run by Thomas Lee and George W. Snedeker, All debts duc the old firm and orders for chromog must be sent to LEK & SNKDEK:K, at dU Penn street, Brooklyn, K. +2 + MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. AIKEN—Hvunt.—On Thursday, September 4, by the Rev. Dr. Burchard, HENRY ‘M. ALKEN of Boston, to Mrs, AMELIA J. HUNT, daughter of Dr. William Elmer, of this city, CoorzR—HARRIOTTE.—On Tuesday, September 2, at tne Presbyterian church, Woodbridge, N. J., by the Rev. George Lucas, Sipngy CoorER, to ITTIE F, HARRIOTTE, all o1 the above place. GrRainceR—L& BLANC.—On Thursday, September i at St. James Cathedral, Brooklyn, by Right Kev. ‘shop Loughiin, agsistea by Rev. J. Kiely, W, H. GRAINGER, M. D., of Boston, to MaRY A. LE BLANC, of ‘Brooklyn. Lewis—Bowne.—On Thursday, September 4, by Rev. William McAllister, at the residence of the bride’s father, Tuomas ©, Lewis to Emma, daughter of Robert Bowne, Esq., all of New York. No cards. Prrr s_—Jounsow.—On Wednesday, September 3, 1873, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Harlem, by the Rev. Dr. Anderson, CHARLES U, Prrrus, to ADELAIDE, daughter of R. F. Johnson, all of New \aNDS—CooPER.—On Thursday, September 4, by the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet, J, H. SANDS to ELLA LOUISE, for or of George D. Cooper, all of this city. No cards, WALLACE—TUCKER, —At Susquehanna Depot, on Thursday, September 4, by the Rev. Christ Church, ROBERT WALLACB, ea ELiza Basserr TuokzR, of Hudson City, N. Birth. Pursis.—On sveamship Victoria. on Monday yt fu sepiember 1, Mrs. Thomas Purbis, of a son, VicToR MILNO MUNRO PURBIS. Died. Butiows.—In on Thursday, September 4, JOSEPHINE R, of Charles N. Bellows and eldest daughte' Phebe Ann Reeve, *Stemalns ta taken to. Samesport, Url, for toter- ge ee ‘Thursday evening, September 4, ILLIAM H. BisHor, aged 52 years. The relatives and friends Ot the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 143 Quincy street, brooklyn, on ren Ue Sepobes 7, at two o'clock, oh Ay » the residence of tuakaatt . W. Biss, M, Las aged a youre, @moutts and 3 days, ‘The remains will be taken to Springfleid, Mass., on boven A for interment. ‘Springtiel id papers please copy. Bocas AUP Pasantville, on "inursday, Septem- ber 4, 1873, DrsoRAH BOGEN, Wile of James C. Bo- gen, aged 29 years, 3 months and 4 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funersl, from the Metho- dist Episcopal church, Pleasantville, on Saturday, Septembero, at hail-past ten o'clock. ip.—At Dover, N. H., Hon. ALBERT BOND, ex- Mayor of that cit: and eS New York. Burnert.—At Dutch Kills, Long island City, Thuraday, September 4, MARGARET, wiie of P! Muip Burnett, 54 years. Notice of funeral hereaiter. CanILL.—In Jersey City, on Friday, September 5, 1873, after a short illness, JOHN CAHILL, in the 59th year of his age. Notice of the funeral in Sunday's paper. CHURCHILL.—On Thursday morning, epee wl 4, at his residence, No. 5 Gramercy Park, of paralysis, TimorHy G, CHURCHILL. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, at Calvary church, corner of Twenty-first street and Fourth avenue, on Monday, September 8, at one o’olock P. M. OrngexD.—On Wednesday, September 3, at his residence, 267 Henry street, WILLIAM H, Creep, = of Margaret the late Michael Oreed and w of the late Jonn McDonald, aged 29 years and 3 months, ‘The remains will be taken to St. Teresa’s church, corner or Rutgers and Henry streets, on Saturday, 6th ie at ten o’clock A.M., where a solemn requiem mass will be offered jor the repose of his soul. The funeral will take place, from the church, at half- it one P. M. precisely. The friends and, relatives of the family and those of his brothers. in-law, William Ward and Jon McDonald, are re- spectiully invited to attend, Norice.—The members of the Edward J. Shand- ley Association ure hereby notified to attend a special meeting, at the Club House, 184 Kast Broadway, on Saturday, September 6, at eleven o’clock A. M., to make arrangements to attend the funeral of our late brother member, William H, Creed, M. H. WHALEN, ident. Broo! ORIENTAL CLUB.—The members of the Oriental Club are respectiully requested to attend the Seo as of our late wortay member, William H, Creed, from St. Theresa church, corner Rutger and Henry behatagh on Saturday, September 6, 1873, at one o'clock P. wi pwanp J. SHANDLEY, President. ILLIAM H. THRALL, ALBBRT DAGGETT, } es Seen To THe MEMBERS OF THE New York YOUNG MEN'S ROMAN CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.— Brotners—You are hereby notified to attend a special meeting of the Association, to be held at the rooms, 327 Bowery, on Saturday, September 6, at half-past twelve o'clock sharp, to make the necessary arrangements to attend the funeral of our late brother, William H. Creed. By order. M, W, BOWEN, President, P. Tron, Recording Secretary. Cusacx,—At his residence, 33 Leonard street, on Thursday, September 4, WiLLIaM JOHN CUSACK, @ native of Cashel, county Tipperary, ireland, aged 42 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend his a, on Saturday, September 6, at half-past one o’clocl Davis.—On Friday, September 5, James Davis, be, bd native of Wales, @ friends of the iamily are respectiully nested to attend the funeral irom nis late ence, northwest corner of Filty-first street and Third avenue, on Sanday the 7th, at two o'clock, DgzEnpo! On Thursday, September 1873, ‘at Plainfleld, N. J., Lypia Lhe be iter of John and Caroline Dezendorf, aged 33 yeat Friends and relatives are ‘invited to attend the funeral services, from the residence of her parents, Ninth street and Park avenue, Tisuneld, at three o’clock P, M., on Monday, September Trains New bag bonnie oh Railroad, foot Liberty — New Yor! 12 and 1B3TEL.—OD mat ‘aoe Se) Li dd 6, Kars, the wite of Conrad Diest years, 9 months. Funeral wil take ‘yea. from the residence of her pad: Alexander Moran, Hunters earaes on Mon- the 8th inst, at two oc DMAM, goricms, mera ‘and 10 months. enn faneral ao eae residence, 8 Kast uraday afternoon, Tuirtoent th etree September 4, at one ‘orclock. ERRALL.—OD r 6, MARGARET Pe ye Gatighter of vonert and Eliza- johde are eae hae ee ents) Madenon, junday, September Moe After a and ll iliness, Which she bore with Chris! fortitude, MARGARET — the beloved daughter of Andrew and = 2 ae of tl of Drum- county Cavan, Irelan ne oguat on frionds are rei erally iy invited to sraed the funeral, trom her late residence, Nv. Weat Filtieth street, on Sunday, at one o'clock. rs please gpa Irish pape! pecan aad wer of Jonna ean and weet Ss Galt dalwey, “tine Porat vee ana a irtends of the family are re~ specttulr uy invited tq attend the vaneeal, irom the g residence of 433 East 118th street Sunday oa cenlng, Repro! ir 83 at eleven re had Gai Atouuke-AROTURUS LOG 274, F. anpD A. M.— Members are hei invited to meet at steamer Thomas P. Way, of Barclay Logg) on Ly morni September 7, s 10:20, to evan protile i ; a a © our late brother, OAViD W. WILSON, Master. mber 4, alter @ GoLpssB0.—On Tunrstay, “ye long and severe itiness, 184ac JOSBPH GOLDBERO, beloved husband of Katie Annie Goldberg, & native of Germany, aged 28 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- specttully invited to attend the funeral, on D Sun ernoon, September 7, at two o'clock, from hi late residence, No. 190 Delancey street, from to Calvary Cemetery for enpee 5, Mary ANN, Gaimgs.—On Friday, Edward and Mary Grimes, youngest daughter ot aged 1 year and 27 days. place from 134 Washington nday, 6th inst, at one The funeral will take he ad Jersey City, on Gurnny.—At Newark, N. J.,on Thursday, Sep- tember 4, ANN GuRNeEY, formerly of Norwiek, Eng- lana, in the 80th year of her age, Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her nephew, Henry + Gurney, No. 39 Franklin street, Newark, on Sat- urday morning, September 6, at ten o'clock. Inter- yt SESS LAY Caen eield (England) papers please copy. Harv.—Suddenty, on Pridhy, September 5, Or apoplexy, Joun P. Havr, in the 70th year of nis the relatives and friends of the {amily are re- spectrally. invited to attend the juneral, on Satur- p optember 6, at two o'clock F. M., trom No. riand street, Brooklyn. HAmDEC —On Thursday, September 4, after a lingering illness, Dg&Lia, daughter of James and rere Harden. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to ‘attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 33 Third street, on Saturday, the 6th inst.,’ at one o'clock. Hawkins,—At White Plains, op Thursday, Se: tember 4, SaRau T. CALKIN, wile of Samuel Hawkins, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her father, A. F, ‘gett at White Plains, Saturda} ay, September Lt Trains leave Grand Central depot , September 4, Hznry.C. ae aad oiriends of the family are re- sapien, invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 105 West Thirteenth street, on Sam day, September 7, at two o’clock. The rei will be taken to Portland, Me., for interment. JonNstoN.—On Thursday, September 4, ROBERT JoHNsTON, in the 70th year of hia ig The friends and the relatives of the family are respectiuily invited to attend the funeral, irom bis late residence, corner of Palisade avenue and Hoboken street, West Hoboken, this (Saturday) atternoon, at three o'clock. Charleston (3 C.) and Glasgow (Scotland) papers Please copy. Jonzs.—On Wednesday, September 3, WILLIAM ‘T. JonES, aged 40 years, 10 months and 27 days. Relatives and retort a members of Enterprise Lodge, No. 228, F. and A. M., also members of New Jersey Yacht Club, of Hoboken, are invited to at. tend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 53 Garden street, Hoboken, on Sunday, September ° atone o'clock P. M. ENTERPRISE LODGE, No. 228, F, and A. M.— BRETHREN—You are hereby sammoned to attend a special communication of the Lodge, at Corinthian Room, Odd Fellows Hall, corner Grand and Centre streets, Sunday, September 7, at twelve o'clock, to pay the last tribute of respect to our late worthy brother, William T. Jones. The Lodge will leave the room at a quarter: ast twelve rompt. ‘PH F. WARING, Master. Bepiemper 4, LAWRENCE LAWwLeR.—On maneaay E., third son ot James and Winifred Lawler, aged 1 year, 11 months, 19 days. ‘fhe relatives and friends are invited to the faneral, irom the residence of tie parents, 402 Kags Filty-third street, corner First avenue, this (Satur- bes afternoon at two o'clock. ‘BONARD.—OD TRRERY, September 4, Perem LEONARD, aged 55 yt Helatives and frienas of the ane also members of ‘transfiguration Guild of tl prem Trans- ation Roman Catholic T. , Father thew (Chartered) Parent T. hg Boo So ety, are invited to attend the 1uneral, irom the Church of tion, a oy ings ee be yee Septem- FT, at one o'clock P, rdial invita ion {s hereby oudered t9 the members ot Young Mena Transfiguration and Father Mathew Roman ‘Catholic T. i B, Societies to attend the funeral, Lewis.—01 in Tae ee mnie s. STELI eee ee of Will Alice Y, Relatives and friends vited to attend the funeral, from the residence ‘3, J. Edwin Bond, No. 119 East Tenth street, York, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. MEAGHER.—On Friday, September 5, after a short, severe iliness, ARGARET L, the beloved wife of the late Michael Meaguer, aged 27 years and 4 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and also. her brother, George Brown, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two ofclock, from the residence of her father, 214 Delancey street, without further notice. Mx&.Licx.—In New "Germantown, N.J., on Frid: September 5, of cancer in the stomach, Mr. B. D, MELICK. The friends of the family and of A. Free! Smith, his father-in-law, are invited to attend ip his funeral, on Monday, September 8, at twelve M. Cars leave foot of borat! street (Jersey Central Railroad), at mine A. Carriages waiting at White House Station. Mygrs.—On Friday, September 5, after a short iNness, GkorGE F., Myers, in the 70th year of is e Bs Dearest father thou hast left us, And chy loss we deeply feel: Bat 'tis God that hast bere/t us, He can ail our sorrows heal, The funeral services will take place from his late residence, 112 Monroe street, Sunday alternoon. ‘The friends and relatives are’ invited to attend. His remains will be taken to Beulah, Long island, on Monday morning, eight o’clock train, O'NEILL,—On Wenn, September 3, JAMES O'NEILL, & native of Cast Sbiapney, county Mona- Ireland, aged 57 years. funeral will take place from his late rost- dence, 312 Kast Thirty-sixth street, on Saturday, September 6, at twelve o'clock M. ‘here wiil be = reguiem mass for the repose of his soul, at St. Ga- briel’s church, on the morning of the funeral. The relatives and friends are requested to attend, Irish papers piease copy. O'DONOVAN ssa.—On_ Friday, September 5, at Quarantine, Staten Island, FRANK, youngest son of O'Donovan Rossa. Funeral at one o’clock on Sunda: ay. Paket.—On Thursday morning, Sept. 4, Cates YARET, in the 50th year of his age. ated and friends of the family, also members of Empire Lod, No. 64, and Lebanon Encamp- ment, No. 12, 1. 0, of 0, F., are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 165 Newark av., Jersey Si, this (Saturday) morning, at haif-past ten o’clock. ins to be taken to ‘Tarrytown for iratteehe EMPIRE LODGE, No. 64, I. U. OF O. F.—-OFFICERS AND #SROTHERS—You are hereby notified to meet at Oda Fetlows’ Hall, corner Centre and Grand bie on Saturday, September 6, at eleven o'clock, to pay the last tribute of respect to oat late brother P. Charles Paret. JOHN MURPHY, N. G. AuGust H. WEIGLE, R. S, PEeAvoBy.—On Wednesday, September 3, Exocr W. PRaBopy, 10 his 62d year. Relatives and friends’ are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No, 17 Monroe place, Brooklyn, this day (Saturday), the 6in inst. At two o'clock. PLUNKETT.—On Thursday, Septembet 4, Jaxm PLUNKETT, @ native of the parish of Killnean, county Westmeath, Ireland, aged 22 years, 2 months and 16 days. ‘The iriends of the family are respectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 42 West Forty-seventh street, on Saturday after- noon, at one o'clock. SaLissury.—On Thursday, September 4, at the residence of her parents, Second avenue, Jennie J., wife of H. J. na 4 aap in ‘ist year. SAYRES.—At Jai L. 1, on Friday, Septem- ber 5, in the —F ar of her ai ae SAYRE, sister of the late Rev. Gilbert es, De Relatives and iriends are invited | to" attend the faneral, on Monday, September 8, at four o'clock P. M., at Grace church, Jamaica. ‘ScHNIBDEN.—On Thursday, September 4, Hapwie ADELINE SCHNIBBBN, beloved sister of Henry Sftelanves sad friends are respectfully requested ves and frien ues! to attend the funeral, from the residence of Mr. Heury Dulme, No. 198 Bleeci street, on Sunday, September 7, at half-past one o’clock BM. IHUTTE.—On Thureday, September ry Epwin Orro, Ors ia Hermann and Sosan Sihatte, aged i year ana Relatives and friends are respectfuily invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday, September 6, af by o'clock, from 103 Washington street. MITH.—On Thursday, September 4, Hvon, the beloved son of Hugh and Margaret Smith, aged 19 Years, 2 months and 8 days, The relatives 7, friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hie inte residence, 201. eirst avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o' prect SoLomon.—On Thursday, September 4, Laid a Ps ing ilipess, at the resi ence of oo ‘est Fiitieth street, LawRBN ee My and youngest son of Josiah and aA eadoe and Plymouth (England) pepers oe —In this city, on Friday mor! ning, See scat iar Se ‘STovaR, iormerly of Boston, in the 63d year he familly are requested to attend Srna hon ry late residence, No. 224 East iy-eeventh, streeh, Se, Sunday ‘atternoon, at ‘TWINs.—OD Efi Dy September 6, Exrza, beloved wife of William Twine, Notice of funeral in ‘to-morrow's ap nos Waraas.—In brook”. Ry ‘September 5, Tt ends, and those of her Trother John are Fespectially invited ay attend the ‘et at urch of Borromeo, Sid on sunday, September 7, at hale-past one ey P. M., witl jout further tg Wips.—At Braiutree, Maes. on Thursday, Sep- tember 4, soasenly Cae Cr hg WILps, Relativ. nd of the ral ou sanday Sep lly invited to attend the ioe da aay Be tener Y a ir Sara 4 E Yo. suaence South, of her sister, " Eignth atreet, Bryoklyn, E