The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1873, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ————. A View of the Situation To-Day— Another Failure and Addie tional Excitement. NOT SO DARK AS IT SEEMS. The Banks as Our Breakwaters---They Are Standing Nobly. THE STOCK EXCHANGE. What May Be Done Before It Is Opened—The Settlement of Contracts. THE GOLD BOARD. Speculation in Specie Compara- tively Quiet. ——_+ + THE PRICES OF THE STREET. Ten Millions'of Bonds Bought by the Gow ernment—Ten Millions of Oertificates Issued by the Olearing House, Wau ay 7 TUESDAY, Sept, 23—6 P.M. Until about two o'clock to-day there was every Peason to believe that the worst features of the pending financial crisis had fully developed, and, so far as New York is concerned, nearly exhausted their infuence. Confidence was returning, the prospects were reassuring and settlements were favorably progressing, Even the street trangac- tions In stocks, irreguiar fuctuating ag the Were, betokened a feeling o1 [eeahiak “rhode adoption of rules for the settlement of contracts. This may be aiMoult, but it is important to the harmony Stock Exchange. Many of the ‘brokers were to-day making settlements between themselves, and it is estimated that 100,000 shares have been cleared. The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange meet again to-morrow morn: : anf THR GOLD MARKET was in fall operation to-day, but unattended by any unusual features. The price opened at 112, advanced to 1124, then fell off to 1125, and con. tinued at 11234 a 1124 during the morning. Later the price receded to 111% @ 11134 a 11144, with clos- ing rates at 11246 a 11214,—the advance been due to the-failure above alluded to, ‘The carrying rates Were 4, 3, 21-4,4and5 per cent and flat for bor- rowing. The day’s business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:— Goid cleared. $17,625,000 Goid balances 440,000 Currency batances 630,185 The following is the Clearing House statement :— Gold exchang Gold balance: rrency exchanges, Currency balances These clearings were readily effected, and the smal character of the drafts upon the country banks indicated a cessation of apprehension and a decline in the run upon the city savings banks, :FORRIGN EXCHANGE suffered @ heavy fall during the day, prime bankers’ sixty day sterling selling down from 1073¢ to 106, and good bankers as low as 105. Cable transfers were done at 106, The demand for éx- change is very small, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The following were the balances in the Treasury Qt Washington to-day at the close of business:— Currency, tess the amount paid for bonds purchases’ in New York and not re- ported. ee Special deposit “ol “Tegai tenders jor re- ot of certificates of deposit., Including coin certificat 86,241,500 Outstanding legal venders 356,000,000 ‘The internal revenue receipts were $199,271. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $52,000 on account of interest and $7,000 in redemption of five-tweuty bonds. The receipts irom customs were $404,000, THE PRICES OF STOCKS. Stocks varied to-day according to the hour and customer, At the dloso, however, New York Cen- tral was quoted at 89 a 90; Hariem, 1028 104; Erie, 51 @ 58; Lake Shore, T73¢ a 79; Wabash, 43 a 45; Northwest, 4, 431; a 45; Rook Island, . ig a 9; Ohio's, 29 a 30; Union Pacific, 1934 a 20; 0, O. and 1. C., 20 a 22; Western Union, 63 a 64; Pacific Mail, 84.0355 St, Paul, 813g @ 35; Ohio and Mississippi, 28 0 29, ~ $14,760,275 83,175,000 86,083,418 @0'sicks; oats, te, a0 panel ee market rad hou ¢ ere was ho. general decll Brice bi Wetgante fn Se don Phe dont me in val inthe anes atthe tubjofne quo aot BS Fem cuore mcem-tescne: Femiceiwerecnse® Californii ye thom Southern, No. Southern, at xtr: ee eee Fconce! 3 uthern, Southern, nP RP POE ESE ROB DEED De SSbbooD SeSsosussesssansskussasedt FEFSEsee: P 20 mecee! Pade ay pe wan ve Ro. t Onieage and 0 bushels a eater Re aly Agiirs, Corn but about valuo; the ation fogt ap rane st rai et ie n peime 1 kiln Hoamer Seats for yellow ‘and gor gis a bic. Yor white, ut mi ivi 5200) “itty ate, a ek, 806, Sic. tor whi rowed State vareivan Dushiels o1 new 6 Pastors: Bunness in th freights aiet and rates in some imate re" veasic a een et ae ae oderate business was sarod, but the maiher, weak, stealthy ie ‘wens ndspied wi je etroleun ‘rade oat, ents er : 1, bs re acon 0 boxe se A ui Buh boned a sett To sa ota Uabbodtaarieat a angae Z az Sa at Tet vd gf ah baartty gal, Yad nua. of pacgo at i. and 30 ni dies per eitbie foo Yoon The charters include ea Nore J pgiam bars, hence x ect Coulineutal port ai So nuarters er iat tuliau bark, hence t3 eM 2000 dua tere ra abril ars about Mons, placed om the Gerd let ate eneral ani at current ra‘ whe epigint day), hence to Marsel fe naphtha, at 88 aD bbe capacity, ita x4 pode general cartoon Private tema: an Apeerioan bark, steam Riefimond to Rio 2,60) bbia. of four, at $1 85; a british bark, to arrive from ] hitudel la, to the United Kingdom ot Continen vbIs. of Fetiied d petroleum. at 8. Sd; a British bar ‘about S00 pacltys from Sicily to New York, caryo of fruit, on private terms. Guxwixs without oseential foes el in values. The mar- ket has been quiet for ail p secl bode cheat at 13) 3: Ea be po light to heavy S gumnb As! Rerngo. cloth and Shae A Ide, ‘tor ip Jure.—For hemp the marke pic) dull at un- ap tives. ay uoted at 103 old § salen eee olde Jute Was duet Da 2 segs 1 Bol due ‘Das sold iu small ating te, cy Hors. —rhe market remained ste nsactior connued to aaall isle to tmeot the samediats ig equirer ments of brewers, le quote :—State, crop 187 Sve. ; Eastern, crop 1873, 0c, a 4c. ; goa arliny ohh ier, Bue. ‘a 400. a0 n abd English,’ ¢ . & Bo, Hay aw Srnay ‘he demand. duly aays has been airs the it x9em se assets eet he ph, au are are hold ser Hisbte Fecetp Wheat dull's at dull Wes unse| tome aos les Tal dat Sie ¢ milxe saat ven Sat Oats steady fou yt. pashata wheat, &.voo do corn and 79,000 to. oats.’ The reception of the news of the fatlure of Messrs. Heury Clews & Co. had the effect to depress prices of in this afternoon in the open board, wheat closin® a ; aah aud $1 US October, and coin 3o}9e. cash au October. HAVANA EXCHANGE, Havana, Sept. 28, 1873. Exchanee on the United States frm at tormer qust- tions; others quiet, On London, 80 premium; on Paris, 69 4 60 premiuin, EUROPEAN MAI AN MARKETS, Losnon Money Manger —Loxvox, Sept, 23-4 P. ¥.— Ponsols, 9225 a 22 Hor, bot money and fhe acgonat, Paitod "States onvet Sgn, ponds, errs, M8, Consols tor money, 925, a 928; for the Real 9 0 90a. —Erie Rislway shares, 45)4. Despatches irom Paris quote rentes at 671. 22360. Fuaxxront Bovnss,—Fraxxrort, Sept. 23 —United States tive-twenty bonds, 96% for the i jenue of Ieee Panis Bouusn—Lownos Rept. 3 P. M.—Paris des patches quote rentes at rEnroot, Sept. 24-530 low uyjddiings, Livenroon Corrox Makxr.—by ‘Sales of uplands, on the basis of ble November, at 8 15160, Cotton fo arrive no transactions. The market is dull and un- Sales 1,000 ‘Dalen including 2000 tor speculas Sales of uptands, on the basis of good October and November, at $13-16d, 100 bales were Amero yt MAN H Liv ket for yaras and fabrics at Wancliowtor le quiot aad an: AVKRPOOL BueAvsrurvs Manker.—Livenroor, Se} 0 P. M.—The market is dull. heat, 12s, 9d. i Id. Pye mcergal, tom | for average California beds ae . 2c. £01 ‘12s, a 12s. 6d. for red’ id 12s, 6 fot red winter, Ri ane: oar Bt, bbl iat stern. er" quar rece! Of Wheat forthe: bast, tutes ‘days have been 43, quarters, including 10,000 American. |The receipe” ) corm ra oe the nye three days have been 33,000 quarters, all ich were Ameri “Sasson Prove London. Sept, 23-Rven- ing.—Linseed oil, £83 1 £32 ts. per tom Sugar, 29s, 61, per owt. ior No. iz Dutch standard, on the svot; 26a, id per cwt. for do. afloat. Perxoteum Maxkxr.—Anrwenp, Sept. 23.—Petroleum, for flue pale American, THE IRON TRADE, ‘Decreased Exports of Iron from Great Britain. Wastungron, D. C., Sept. 23, 1873, The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics sands the ‘follow. ing inforniation relative to the exports of fron from that country to the United States in 1573 “Month Bnvted August 81. Bight Monthe Ended August §h 1872, to the city or Boston, crossing meridian of $0 at 43 Jat., or nothing to the north’of 48, at 42 lat., or northing to the north of & TH AMERICAN ROYAL | ¢ MAL ALL 3 WEEN NEW. es AND LIVERPOOL, C. at ne AT RK HARBO M NEW YORK. *SCOTIA. ..W'sda: oe at ABYSSINIA. 1 BATAVL CALABRIA nS r and every following Wednesday and Saturday from Now terms, Steerage, tAverpool aud Queenstown and all parts of Furope at lowest se. company’s ofc Hoy Dagsage at HL Brady te 8G. uy City, at7 A, M., on Wo Nort GERMAN. FOR 80 da; tie OF PASSAGE Second eabin Steerage. slowly and do no more than) was really incumbent upon them under the Bo or, ss other words, do noting except His own ion was that if the. opurte and prosecuting officers would do — mes wr mipely athe City eee = J cy. *mAPO} ace for ri q 4 dy ‘9 man clalm, that with some alterations, the present prison would MY ample to accommodate the prisoners for some time to come. He intended to move as slow! > | cea aeantl cates from C ble, consistent with the law, as it m: nt be be hhade oriy gg. ceritcates from fort a appear to the next Legislature that an appro- MbOHIBALD anata tation for. the mprovement of the Tombs road | Bisel be fEteten’, sna Fender the construction ry. ¢ impression left upon the mind of the reporter by the interview is that the ae has grave doubts about there being any immediate necessity lor a new prison, and that he at least would be giad if a chance were presented for the abandonment of the scheme, ‘The only FS ‘Tae Bont ‘al first cli GLAMO! le. First cabin ZUROPEAN STHAMSHIPS, Camping. ea LINE, W YORK TO GLASGOW, *LIVERPOO! FAI ND romtnaaro si BELFAST ‘These enans 2g new Girte-ballt teameréwall sai from vei for 1 as folio WANTA , Wednesday, October he rd action already taken by the commisaion that docy VIRGINIA. Wedneaday, October not seem to have been demanded by law lathe | And neeey aigcraide Waascanar smoennl, Me ak selection of Calvert Vaux, who has so jong fed at senge Through rates to all party of Great’ Britals the crib of the Park Commission, as architect to | Ire Norway, Sweden, Denmark apd Germany, the commission. His salary, however, as not been fixed, and if the scheme is abandoned he may send in a big bill for services that will be of no use EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. Qexarp LINE, TICE, With the view of diminishing the chances of collision the steamers of this line will iencetorth take a specified course for atl seasons of the year, On the Outward Passage from. usenstown to New Yoric On the Homeward Passage, crossing the meridian of 50 Oct, 22 SAMARIA Revurn tickets ‘on tayorable $30, currenoy, Steerage tickets trom ates, For freight and ¢abin: apply at the For steerage Co: e VRANCK TEN, Ay Agent, toP. H. DU VEKNF'T, _ Clark and Ran loiph etree! sche tu. STEAMSHIP: SCOTIA EMBARK ard wharl, foot of Grand Rircet Jeney 4 oe apie th 1s Bowllng Green, New York. nis XD oe aan COMPANY, HAMPTON AND BREMEN, YORK, Captain F. Klugkist, will September 24, 2 P, from Biemen ot cot, Hoboken, to be followed by teamship WESER, Captain E. Brickensiein, on Satur- September 27. 3 hONDON, HAVRE ap | p payable in gold, oF Mts equivalent in currency. First exbin $1 Kr Ke ‘or freight or passage app ’ Mous & C0., Agents, No. 2 Bowling Green, Brow Dri For Ire shoe AUST “Btecrage pasagy oftice, No: 45 B: Passengers also for ‘arded Per den, Norway, Denmark and I y For Steerage passage, at 8 Broxdway. v ITE} town and Pverpost. WYOMING, Morgan IDAHO, Gdai way ani 0. Franoo and Germany at lowest rates, carry a limited $50, wae cach. r £1 or upwards. LOWIN'e Gbe Azents, Xo. 72 Broadways TOA Wd NION Li OR LIV! RPOOL DIRECR=T] Al full powered elegant. British Heninatige TORE JOO tons register, will sail for the above 2 Enst River, on Tuesday, September 3 ars sof Pussane. ney, according fo accomm: BNOW hai ~ Apply to AND LIVERPOOL. ye 8Fe abbesnied to raid as followase ¥. urday, 11, wand eael fueceeding Saturday and Thursday, trou pee North River. RATES OF PASSAGE, Cabin—$70, $90 and $90, gold, according to accommo’ dation. Round trip tickets at low rates u StectagesTn. Livernool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lone York. Sieamers marked thud * do notcurry stecrace oaere peers ow ge, B8,$10) and $15, gold donderry, London, Bristol oF Gardif, $92. Frepali cer Havre, Hamburg, Swe ‘is at reduced rates, isstied at lowest rates. ge Att penaral business apply at tne. 0. 15 Broadway, ‘or Cabin passa: mnpuny's oillec. N NG. DALE, Agent, or to. O'DONNELL & FAULK, 402 Chestnut etrect, Philadel pl & CREAGH, 10 State street ¢, BROWN, 82 South Clark, Soret ‘eke street, Cha? LAM INMAN, Liverpool, and No @ @ Rye Scribes STATES MAIL inacerailt x TO QUEENS we veal ates a arin fiver ty ot te $52, ourrenc ry i currency; > Pt it a ib poe Drcias he hee os use Eee CLIAMS & aio gl Save ling ever Cabin Passag GPaaTAL. NOTICE.—THE SPLENDID STE. OMING sailing Saturday, September wi diate irs al apply to WILLIAMS £ GULON, ay. but, under continual itheral ar- | Pig iron. PECIAL NOTIOR.—THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP se Were stronger and THE PORELUN MARKET Fv She nares Glgred zak, at $5 Mo How ing anata Bar and rod 4 wxOmin eg, galling ME ees A to Nee Great WESTERN: x jons?—Prime hat an carry 9 di number o : ‘ MEN WITH MONEY wasqniey the news from America producing a | good shippln fia } comuon no $10.0 $15: long ryo en end he S'O.turrencyseach. Aipy t0 WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 NEW YORK TOMRISTOL (GRO CAND) D in thetr pockets bought boldly of the various seeuri- | quieter feeling in financial circles. ‘The rate of wien sib agi iS; short da, $12 n $44 dda telsaine: paisa Sh a nhs steamers of this ne will sail from’ pier or ia lies, and certain of ultimate reward. Nor ts it | discount in the open market for three montha’ billa | ported to-day, and prices were norm! mnally the same. Wo FAQUE LINE. mburg, tovobine at pet ata GREAT WESTERN, Stamps Wednesday, September 38 Probable that these will be disappointed, It was | is 2 13-16 per cent, or $-16 per cent below the Bank Senteeugal and TEER CsA) ey we Cherbourg. The derman Fransatianuc: Steam Navig EADS Lack rt. ‘i hansen "se Meee erage, algo anticipated that advices would be received | of England rates. ‘The amount of bullion gone into Seal ioria Hep, + FINANC! TAL shin GORTHE, Gapcan Witton wih salon Tuesday, | eurtency ; excursion iuckoty 2 Apnly te 5 SSONt from distant cities announcing the suspension of | the Bank of England on ‘balance to-day ee acme SS ere arere wise 7 Cate stoners Reptember Bate M. from ete Line pier Toon ces | Eom arose: Coste al T : rst Bt ken, “Rates of passage t nottt " Brms dependent upon their metropolitan connec- | ig £21,000. «Paris despatches quote rentes weatat, Bromus. CA ade trih Ata e d Endowment Insurance Foticies, Morigagesand other | Cherbonte ‘and tambury s Cabin titer. saloon: iz Ores, TOURS 79 TALE at PRR CENT BN tlons. ‘These natural incidents of our panic, | at si, 20c. whe following are the. | been n Paced at 4ie., Lut noting was offering under 4U}gc, » fecurities. Insurance of all kinds flected with best | gold; second saloon, $72, gold; steerage, $30, gol; utes and available by any Une of aleainers ffouy therefore, did not produce the strongly depressing | closing London quotations:—Ci Is for in was dull, strained closing nominally “at compan 3. J, HABRICH & ©O., Broad wa paid certificates, $40, sold. Mi cranens ean venigons nation. ae vy ” 14 ql ations onsols for money, for commen, to ood. ow ‘e heard of sales ot :0) nega pi are on the same deck. he steerage is divided in state. ‘COOK? ts CHEAP TOURS TO PALESTINE AND EGYPS Air srostcons Neve eared ay | AM t SIMS ot tt ecoant, ees are | BR AC lee Man eee ecMael'| AURSAEDER rapammnonan a og, Mane nvget. | Hn ibe Wecans re aricem moval wi | ce Somat a Rae eet aed t ne} ments for ca} ists, organiz Orpor - ng a < COUKS rt After wwo o'clock, however, it was announced that | twenty bonds of 1865, old, 954% a 95%; do. ii a inet ip value. he er grad were Hot cat panies; merchants manutactarers, bankers, iainers and NACI RACHOD & KUHNE, TORN railway pine princtpal pi Blarge and well Known banking house on Wall | of 186%, 955 0 95%; ten-forty bonds, 90% a 00%; | WFely nominal the past | eens eee EN ANDER FROTHINGIAM & Ci For freight apply to General Agents, 115 Broadway. COURS ANRIGAN: Ccatar ep acai Breet haa been compelled to add itsname to| new fives, 91% a 9133 Erle Ratlway shares, | ios dartinate Geren prions, ig Dat prices exiled no “inand WM Broadway. | ns OYE NE GO. Scone Weiiliamatcect | clo DOee nare ale eiltige Sole BUY bx gemgpal inte THE LIST OF PRECEDING SUFFERERS, 453 0 45365 new rench loan, 7X per cent premium, | {2alenal change. Jubbiny a (erties a er EY —NowEy 70 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE HE HAMBURG. “AMERICAN PACKBT COMPANY'S | view. CEES | fom which moment until the-close of the day the excitement materially intensified, Reports now Vollowed each other thick and fast. Banks, brokers and merchants were all jumbled miscellancously together in one vast cornucopia of exaggerations, which was emptied greedily into every crowd that would stand long enough to catch the shower. Chicago was heard from. A tremendous run on her banks was going on. Petersburg and Rich- mond had collapsed. The Peunsylvania Central Railroad was “in chancery,” and so the news from various quarters piled up until, if one be- Ueved them, it seemed as if the bottom of the eountry had dropped out, universal liquidation bad commenced and the skeleton of Bankruptcy Was making his grand rounds. An hour later @espatches came irom the West announcing, “There is NO PANIC IN CHICAGO. Banks are promptly meeting thetr demands and a confident feeling exists.’ The tidings from Peters- burg were bad enough, but when it became known that the excitement was chielly local and largely due to the speculations ot another Byndicate in railroad bonds, who had been tripped by the same troubles that have hurt a few here, the misfortune was contem- plated with calmer feelings, Naturally, such an event will create commotion throughout Virginia, may affect several more of the banks of that State, and possibly extend the influence of the crisis, but from present appearances the evil is of a local character, and only remotely traceable to that which exists here. While THR IMPROVED FEBLING of the morning was somewhat modiffed by the later events of the day, we can descry no new elements of the situation that might not have been expected to present themselves among the logical events of this extraordinary crisis, Distrust, alarm, “runs” upon banks, the hoarding of money, the suspension of accom- modatious—all are incidents of pante, and while New York continues to be the finaucial centre of the nation we must expect to see, here and there, the downfall of an institution whose credit at home is dependent upon its strength here. But there is A BRIGHT SIDB TO TIH PICTURR, and it has been already presented and re- presented in these columns, Up to the present hour, wiih one or two exceptions, our banks have stood as firm as rocks. The Loan Committee of the Clearing House have thus far issued to them $8,500,000 of certificates, and, it 1s confidently as- eerted, will enlarge the amount originaliy agreed upon—to wit, $10,000,000—to any reasonable and controllable figure, should the exigency sodemand, They have thus been enabled to extend generons facilities to their customers, and these, apparently, Rave not been abused. The Assistant Treasurer to-day purchased $3,200,000 of bonds, making a total for three days of $9,271,350, which has like- ‘wise gone to swell the volume of credit and green- backs. THE SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS of the city have also suown commendatte strength and prudence in withstanding the “run’’ upon them ofa class of depositors always first to ment- fest alarm, and it is believed possess assets and deposits far in excess of any demands that may be made upon them for thirty days. Let the workingmen and women of New York take courage from tits fact, nemoembering always that the law ts on their side in compelling | the presence of the best government, State and | first mortgage raitway bonds as security for de- | posits, and further that a senscleas run can only result in ruin. @ll things right. OUR BANKS MUST BE OUR BREAKWATERS, The country is strong and full of weatth, We have seven hundred millions of currency. Facto- ries and farms are all pouring out products of Jabor which are hourly adding to our financtal strength. Europe is waiting for our crops; ex- Ports are increasing, imports are growing less, and the balance of trade before the end of the fiscal year bids fair to be more than ever favorable. here is nothing in the at- mosphere, therefore, that need occaeion perma- ment alarm. The crisis has resulted from fancy speculations in Wall street atone; specutation has Produced failure, and, like a mountain boulder let Joose from its fastening, faliure has jeft in its track | @ certain amount of ruin. Wich ro‘erence to THE STOCK EXCHANGE the feeling of the street ts evidently stin strongly averse to any resumption of business until aftor the subsidence of the present excitement, And it seems to be based upon the wholesome dread that should the doors be Prematurely Opened fresh impetus would be given to the panic and stocks be slaughtered right and left, If one has money to spare and chooses to buy “out and out” any of the good shares now bo ing offered in open market handsome profits are Certain to result, and while these trades go on speculation will be confined within prudent, Proper and legitimate bounds, Before the opening Of the Board it would be an exercise of wiadom on the part of its governors to take steps jor the Faith ana patience will soou bring | } uP per 1b. for afl | Gellyeries wore also fowor, the market closing weak | November, W0at 17 7. Tbe, | day last year, 14,956 bales. ‘OOTTON. | i On ‘Change to-day cotton was quiety and re- | duced Xc. per W. for “spot” and 1-16c.-a 4c; per lb. for “futures.” Flour was quiet, and ‘lower to seil to any extent. Wheat and corn were less sought after, but remained about steady tn value. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Quict and Easicr—Flour Dull— Wheat and Corn Were Quiet, but Steady—Oats Firm—Pork Lower—Lard Qutet and Steady—Groceries Dull and Unchanged—Petroleam Dull—Naval Stores Dull and Weak—Eust India Geods Quict—Metals Quict—Freights Easicr—Wool Quiet-—-W hiskey Steady. TUESDAY, Sept 23—6 P. M. There was less excitement in business circles to-day than during the past few days, but busi- ness, nevertheless, dragged slowly enough, and there were few evidences of a disposition to cut loose and make new ventures, The chief obstruc- tion to commerce during the progress of the fnan- cial panic has been the diticulty of mak- ing payments; but this waa, in a great meaeure, overcome to-day, and the con- sequence was an improved feeling and a some- what freer movoment of produce, &c, Still, some apprehension existed and was a decided impedi- ment to anything like an active prosecution of commercial matters, The improvement in feeling continued throughout the day, however, and it was evident at the close of business that there was really no cause for any further fears of commercial trouble as a consoquence of the taney etock panic of Wall street, and business never breathed freer there at any timo since Wednesday of last week. Phe markets wero neverthe loss sluggish, and commercial transactions were confined to the few pressing necessities of buyers. At the Produce Exchange the utmost quit obtained in nearly all the markets, but there was not the least manifest inclina- ton t foree sales at any concession. Hence the iitle business) that was done was on the basis of full prices, as a general rule. Flour was extremely quiet and scarcely so firm, though no actual dee ims’ was reported, Wheat wus wauted to only @ limited extent, but full prices were paid tor prime parcels. Corn was dull, and prices wero barely sustained. Oats were in fair rogues i firmer. Whiskey was quict but steady. Pork il and nom!- nal, with reported transactio ta “ase ed reduction 1a prices. Lard ruled about st the market was Quiet” Cotton was quiet at reduded prices boek ter spot Ghd iuture.. Groceries were dull with prices ruLag nominally steady. Petroleum, without essential change tn prices, wag dull with litle) oF no di ate. Naval stores wore dull, 3’ favor. East India good out decided change In value. Freights were sowewha caster, ‘Wool was quiet and easy, without being quotnty, chan: in value. Asnts.—Receipts for the Pat three days, Inn jobbing way pote fold moderately, Ruiwee by msg 4,95 26. Pearis remained nominal, CNG MarenuaThe demand for brick hae bea Jess active during the past few days, but prices have ex- hibited no essential change from those last quoted. met with a fair trade, et unchanged prices. Rockland common, $110, and do. nmp, $1 wi or Rosendale pt = fy was in light req yt BA 75 per for Kaman and Cpa ee Borttana, fifths were fair requ 4, a er Sra lor Eastes Other ‘material, Wt eubte ‘change’ tn wlan, were age ave emma fo moderate sin our Jas, | but prcet remained wit loticeable che o. w ‘Manila, Inge and small sizos, {714 fe Fs, Lge. a Lge. ; turn manitia, I GagC. Gow Vouland condage, ‘Tsao. position evinced prices tending le wore quiet aod kd only Chee da ee vegan dgring Cs r : nominally aie tuted a agp OM a avery, for jorward de- Corton on the spot was but moderately Pi were again reduced Fra "Ss active. grades. decline of Lléc. a isc. por li, without activity, quoie = Hirde, Alatama, N. Orleans, Temas, Ordinary. bi i eels Gow ortiwary ws 7% here ee 3% 3 195% re bay oD cotton in store, running More than Bel @ grade Gbove or in. quality not below the grade quoted. sales = were : Today. padi | Be'g. — Botal, Export... eek By 1) it Consumption. 00.1 10 Totals 83a 0r0 20 Jorn —For tuiure deitvery (basis low middting) the sales have doen a8 follows:—Last evening, | after ume o'clock September at 18¢. oy at 18 14 10) a 2H at sie October, 100. at HA ‘of to three 'P. ¥ tal, Leptoinvers svar 1s a0e., 800" FN at 1S 1-160, 100 ee ep notice, 90 at 181 #180. | Setobor, 1,500 at Tiee.. 100) ieee, TAW wt Tne; Nove nber, 290 at 7 7-10 17 18-820, BH at I7ssc.: Doneniber B00 at 7 ee 10) atl 17 9-160. ; February, Totad, #400 bales rant Total, pts at the’ various ports were as ‘ew Orleans, 967; Mobile, 26; ae 99; {065 Boston, 87 Total, 1,583 Dales. This'day last week, 8,367 % Rates’ on ‘oottgn ‘to furedy a ports were agg 2 A empresa, a8 follows:~—To Havre, steam, 1 1-160, no rail, to Wamburg, by | steam, lo, 10 ito bre meh, by Boar, 70. to Liverpool hee, & y Corrie 4c market contindod gutet for all de fone, and the ent ‘eabjoined quotations rogarde entirely pon Meears, Wil & Sos report the Rio th the Unied’” Sates itt date followe:—Galveston, “1,00 bax; 860) G5 Baltimore, I 4o.; New York," 18900 do.’ Total, 94,383 bags We quote:—Rio, ordinary earyoas, 216, adie EY cargoes, ie. (c. & £2. ; good cat- goes, 240, a Ime cargoes, reine ran ane ¢ for lo 280. ver Java teovernuient be si 10. 4 Sing apore, * don ‘ade Die be, Ze. a Wise. ? Lague: hy ac. ; St. 1K, Rica, 3a a Bige. le. ita’ jan! og Be.; Ansosiura, Sayanilla, Zio, a 2uige.; Curacoa, Bo,, elas at ed'to Dany credit "Fugue ai GRain.—Receipts~Figur, 17,442 bole. ; wheat, 4 November and | and future. a Ssi73 for blekched: a $170 tor natural inten, and $173 a $175 for bleached ; guude whale, Oic-tor Northern, G8. u Ge. fF Southern, ‘We. for natural id . for bleached: Jard oll, TSe. for ice made, ‘and 7 a 7%. for cholee Lots of qvinter Menhaden, 4c. ; ‘crude cotton seed, nominally LUM. the market continued duil “and: "prices nominally steady for all descriptions, We quote :—Re- fined standard white, 18. for balance of inonth,, Tc. for first half and 17¢, for last halt of October, lige. tor December, Crade, in bulk, at 6c. for ‘spot Cues, at 21i¢c. for larger lots. Naphtha, at We, forcity. The Philadelphia market was dull, with ominal price for refined, for balance of month, Jor tirt halfof October. At the ofl prodaci market eae namie! With guolations as $1 35; + Tideoute, Bt a, $1 12 ii Lat we weird of sales in New York of 1,000 Dols. of higher test for rst halt o1 November at 17c., and 6,000 bbls. of standard white, in Plutadelphia (oid last evening), for first half of Novem- ber, Phovistoxs—Rece! ecetpts—Pork, 10 bolas beef, 9 pack. Ages; cut meats, 875 do. ; lard, 778 bbls. and tierces, market for mess pork was qtiet, wilh prices rulii fe cidediy lower, We heard of sales of bls. veliers the monte ae Si 26, anda snail over citys ness sat t gle, con—Lhe market remained quiet but ait ‘ot fong clear held at dc., with Sue. bid We near sales ot W boxes of light long clear at 9ge. am Dressed hogs were quiet and quoted at Ge. a Pe. Beet ree mained quigt ‘at steady prices, out 40 package: Trices". winin the were pltced at Hain mess bbbie., for prime Boot ad Trees, hans were moderately roicht atter,. ey without leading ransuctions of iuiportunce; ted at frou $isa 6 for common Southern to ‘esteru. Out Seite remained quiet, with oe in some instances rather ender to voll, We hare only to note gales of 80) city eh ge shoulders at 7% smoked do. at 9c. a ws and J, smoked vnetioy te Wy ic. Lard—The ot for Western opened steady, but cfosed nominally Hemers waa September quoted ut 89-16e. We heard of sales of 1,00) tierces, for October, at 8$¢c. ; 750 therces, for do., on private terms; 50 tierces of New at 5 7-l6c. ticiees of ketde at 9s. City lard, was in better demand and firmer; sales 4.0 tierces at Bc. a Rice.—In a Gag w ‘aie a, Aetarkio business was reported at sueady prices Sales $0 teres of Caroling at Blac. a 934c., 40 Da Pata At Tac. a 93¢¢. 15) bags of Ran oon 74 AF raw sugar continued dull, with minelly, steady yon ood refining Cars e have erat oy roy 20 “tinds of Porto Rico atbige, “Refined was quic prices, at 10%e. for standard cat and Tic. a for “hards,” were ‘weak. s — ming, inferior to common, 7¢ a ood to prime, Ne A 5%. 5 prime to 1e, 8340. W $e. 5 nd ‘boxe: a Sige. s ingiasees, hihds. and age. ; melad, $c #6. | Mavand Boxes, Dut Kos. 7 109.7 10., 10 12, Bi Sx 5, Ye. a 0. doe “18 to 18, t.* a Youe.; do, Pie he inye ‘a 10a hive, 0 otio, Rico—Retining, ane to prime, 4c.: grgcery. 1air to cholce, Ac. razit—Dutch setaudars, Now. to 12, Ze, a 54 Java— 10 to 12, ‘weld ae Mantle ear perior aud extra superior, 74400 8c, Sraauinr.—ihe marker was auict, but steady. Sales 1p tic 1,000 Ibe. mtthds, atsice. the dock, at87g¢., check up, and BuKDs—Ihe market for linseed. has been inactive, but nominally Hea torr Prlees. ayover was scarce and frm! aly held at oe. a lve, y quoted steady at $3.2 igh tax was held ‘fir at Dutch standard, Nos. auc. —Tho warKet was dull, and in fhe thence ot reported Satta vere agpted nominally’ as Z Ket during th ie re pas tikes Gare h Tas eon very ee “dd We raat at at. for ‘mei prices. The eeanonc Ineku are Jers, cro 1871, at 100 ony aes of te Ct, of 187: ‘ivate tera’ ne tOp. att i *D mot Komtacly, fore ee Teg ‘bales Ke entuck a auction, ‘ate, entucky, 80, “ rane active and vo ent at ady, Bales Stee oF ‘Woou-—The market has been quiet dui ¢ past three nas od, alt! h ros would Ahe ansactions include dave ut prices Were not. essential to realize tw on: — extent lowor have caine 0. 06 of do., 87360. 710 fo. lightly Ys Bae. 4 ot Mexican wool, dc. ; lid bales of low grade Oreg BOM ‘bas oF No.1 puited, nt 2c. ¢ oud ibs. of Ausiral ign sombings on private terms. DOMESTIO MAI 10 MARKETS, ALYRSTON, Sept, 29, 1878, Coema porte» no demands" “payers and sellers at y taary. 1b4c. Net receipis, 504 bales, Sales 15. New Siew Sept. 23, 1873. Ab Cotton very quiet; ypldduings, 18 low middiin I7%e.; strict’ good ordinary, 16% jet receipts, bales} gross, 1,099. Bales, 150, isc, 12,830, Se 1873, Nght demand; micatioe’, ee bw ean aiimgae as ‘et ipts, 1,163 Bales,’ E: ings Lor" Net rece ales.’ Ex) constwise, 132 Sales, 120, 8 aol G76. “Btrict youd ordinary,’ Joc. Cotton auth: middtings, 17 Sree receipe 8 A%6 bales fon mid a jet rece! ya Sales, 72. Stock, 6,6. me faa — Cranteston, Sept. 23, 1878. Cotton dul and comely a es jow mmid- {S ngs, 17o.; strict ord aly Not receipts, Dales, Salesidee Brook, 509 Oswea0, Sept, 2, 1978, Ploar steady and unchanged: sales of 164) bbls. at $7 75 for No. kspring, $3 75 for amie winte: 79 ior Winter, §i0 10 for double extra Wheat tut 2 gales ot 2000 bushels Ko. 1 Aliwaukee club ‘at $147. roars sales of two cars at Gc. Barley quiets Bay Quinte lield at $1 0) Gornmoni—€1 8 for bolted, $1 40 {or “Uunbo! ‘ow. oniotan ea yr ahorta, ai shi sta 31s mid: Canal sreia! ent, |B rn ; $4 ¥5 to Pilate | Pr +5 ‘ee a Boston. ar Barley: Ss bipmentedty by ind einshe ‘wheat, ans wae oT oa dea ae od Byrrato, N. ¥., Sopt, 23, 1878, aoren, i store : iy % 227,564 bushebs; corn, 410,421 7.007 di ley, 23,983 do.; rye, 2,165 do. ; feileo% Thal 7!4.do, ‘Lake aod rail imports or Whe. last grenty-ta four Flour, 2,054 bushels; wheat, 361,000 i do. ; rye, ORtialshipmeneg-Wheet, a5 huahole: ‘Corn. eo do. Rall exports Whoat,, oL72) bushels; corn, $7,690 do, 26,226 do, The inarket was without any life to folders’ ‘of grain are wuwilling to toree sales, and prefer holding {tout of the market until financial matrers be- come more settled. There are no sales ty record oxooot in small low for home demand, 1973, Toro, Sept. 28, Flour quiet and nnchanged. Wheat’ ‘teregatar ;_ clos ie suies of No. 3 white Wabash at $1 60; No, 1 ite Michigan, $1 mb an sbaty 18 0 , ryt 40 a $1 41) Oorober, $1 + No, 1 re 4 iy 0 158 $i red, i 80; No.1 spring, 2 do.. 1; sales of high mixed cash and Septem Octotiek Biige a Hts: ; Vecemnber, Jow mized do, ats steady, at Wc. for No. 1 its steady for Michigan. Whe. dui ond ‘nolsioat Het ‘of corn, and an bushel or oats. 8 nt Faruutraetira et 2,00) bushels ot whoa 4,00 bushels of corn, and h | $4,000,000, x, York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Apply wo SANUAL e Roop rn No. 18s Nrondwass rool References—tion. John J. Cisco, Robert H. Lowry, Esq.. Pacov D. Veru ous PARTY WITH $20,000 CASH CAN REALIZE OVER $100,000 in a tarm of 155 acres, price $49,000, 25 miles from the city, three-quarters of a mile on railroad; depot to be built on premises this season. ‘The land will sell at auction at $20) per lot. The subseriber wiil sell or will take one-quarter interest. 71 Broadwey, room 129. STOCKS BOUGUT AND TELEGRAPHIC QUOTA. JRNISHED BY LAPSLEY & 74 BROADWAY. —FOR CURRENCY, £1 BULD ON COMMISSION. TIUNS OF PRICES F BAZLBY, BROKERS, ADVAN MADE ON HORSES, CAR- and everything in the Horse line, by <1 Honecr, ut his Horse Auction sith sure Y race Moxey “10 LOAN—ON Goon City FROLERTY, IN ies ng B3/Pine svredt. Busia OTICE.—THE COUPONS OF TH gage Bonds of the Now York and Tinie stati ialting duc October I next, will be paid on and after Gate at the offices of Messrs. Dime Sh 11 Nassau street W. P. SE ORT. ORERT WINTHROP & y Brokers, No. 18 Wall sireet, "New York, execute orders for Stocks, Bonds and Cold: allow 4 per cent in- terest on deposits, and transact a general Banking and Brokerage business } ATLROAD BKTOCKS OR BOND! hanze for French root Hou: ; equity 64,500. Address UNTON exert, Herald ‘oat. XECOND HAND MORTGAGES WANTED IMME- anie see eons Hoctrages, Srom $5,000 to $20,000 each, on city improved real csta POR LL NDAK & LAURENCE, 30 Pine stroct. = ha a Aah nei i ‘AND PACIFIC co. Y COMPAN Chartered by the United States Government. First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold Coupon and Kegistered Construction onda, authorized by; of Congress, with Sinking Fun and free from government, State ‘uid other semen, ‘on.edinpleted road, t2r0s a Epaate THOMSON a : eo oe the SAMUBL L, FELO! 5 ort THOMAS A. BCOT ‘resident of ranpany, Fipet serics issued only as road Is constr on Baxern Texas a Helper) miles of road. ies in operation. 200 mites more bridged araded and track bakng tnd. There Kouds are secured bys ae king Fand of one per cent, and by an additional &: er gts Fund to be Ct Fou sales of 18,000/000 ‘ucres of land donated inited States. Pamphlets, maps and fuil information will be Neds on apphcaign ty to mite Lotlow ing bs banking iosaet + = HuMUND | P RANDOLPi & Issned ony ‘pun ToEaaTGI VITES CAPITALISTS. large or small means to invest in the Arlington Company, of Hudson county, New Jersey: ee eS yr full particulars apply ‘resident, No. 218 Fulton street, Now York. | panes ‘OR NEX NG, A BUILDING LOAN 50,000 to $6000. Add STRIN, hy ‘Goetok streets #8, by lettor only, M. B HAVE MONEY TO LOAN O} erty in this city and Brooklym second aud Noasehold WAI a 96, 000 7 ‘LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE and on Second Morigage on improved and unimproved fr Propert aa NaS coh purchased. fiero Wail street, $250. 00: —IN FIRST MORTGAGES ON CrTy Property, and $759,000 In good second mortgages: as an investment tar superio. to bank stock and rallgo bonds; for sale at great discount b; satay HALUN & SLOAN, $i East Seventecn THE NEW CILY PRISON. The Matter to Come Before the Supvemo Court To-Day--Ramor of an Injunction to Restrain—fhe Mayor’s Views on the Subject. The proposition to construct #new City Prison on ground bounded by Elizabeth, Mott, Canal and Bayard streets, at a cost of from $1,250,000 to is exciting taxpayers very much, The act, which makes the Mayor, Oomp- troller and the President of the Board of Aldermen Commissioners to select the site and erect the new prison, does not Mmit them to any sum to be expended. Ft provides that within ninety days they shall designate land, and on the 12th of August they died the certificate of their selection of the site, The law provides for them to apply to the Supreme Oourt within forty days for the appointment of commissioners of = praieal. Application was to have been made he 17th for the eee of these comm ty sioners, but it was deierred until to-day, when the Court willbe asked by the Corporation Counsel, who 1s counsel of the commission under the act, td name the appraisers. Thirty days after the apprais- ers have made their retura to the Court of Appraise- ments and it hag becn confirmed the property will be vested in the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaity. Six months after the completion of the prison the Tombs 1s to be sold aud the procecas applied towards the liquidation of the debt upon the new one. The law also provides that the Supervisors shall in 1873 and every year until and inclusive ot 1878 put in the tax levy a sum ig to twenty per cent of the total cetimated cost, inciuding interest. The commissioners have had ‘placed in the tax levy adopted last week by the Board of Supervisors the sum of $260,000 for this year, so that at twenty Sods cent they estimate the cost at at least $1,250, exclusive pf what will be realized on the e of the Tombs, When the subject comes up im the Supreme Court to-day it ig probable an injune- tion restraining the commissioners from proceed- ing with the work will be asked for. In an inter- view with & HeRatp reporter yesterday Mayor Havemeyer stated that he was sorry some person had not been selected in pace of himself, The commissioners were unable to estimate the cost, which might reach $4,000,000, erhges, in auswet to the inquiry what the commission would do if _ PRIVATE PROP- also to bay first, AVITT, 5t Wall street. bushels of oats. am ‘The market continues very aal"s 10d choo ed On enjoined, he said that he ated not want to hurry the matisr; he wanted to go to work iron mail steamsh: AP UO RINGIA. Captain J. Meyer, wil! ail on Thiraday, September 25 M,, for Hamburg, taking passengers from New York 10 Fiymouth, London, Cherbourg and Hamburg. First caret ae rt ane si? te »yable in United States told = pee B RICHARD & BOAS, “Genera fi Cc. Agents, ork. oh Broadway. New York. will sail October 2. ig ATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSUTPS, Weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool. Forin ghtly to London direct, Rh om ‘anda? North River, TO QU AND LIVERPOOL, Gym, Grogan Saturday, Sept 27, at 9 Ole, Thoma. muurday, Oc 4. at 8 P M SPA ce. ‘aturday, Oct. 11, me. M. TLALY, ‘Thompaun P (Oct. 4—Steamor ACAPULCO leaves pier No. 42 Fore sicamer ot Panama, for Acapulco, Mazat San Diego anc Central American and Fouth the Ist and Broadway, New York, or eles street, Londons NITED STATES PASSPORT BUBRAU.—OFFIC! Passports of the department ued by As WILASICEH, United states Court House, Al Cham: bers street, | 7 _ COAST WISE 'STFAMSHIPS. [FIO MAIL STEAMSIIIP COMPANY'S LINE, 2 o'clo ‘Aspinwall, connecting t 12 o'clock noon, for Asp! aaron Francisco, Aad also with ‘steamers: ac Ban ova Steamer leaves Fan francisco on or Jrabout the 4th of each month for Sandwich Islands, BiGamners (or f Japan and China leave San Francisco om e 0) Saturday, Oot. 1s, ats ¥. For, Brith qe ot freight app York. ‘at the company's office; i pler No. 42 North River, Ni TO LONDON DIREC HH J Buuay, Sup’ ‘t. ie GS RADBURY, Pres’ TO DENMARK, Sumuer.. Wednesday, Oct, 1, at 12 M. Cabin passage, $70, $60, $9, currency; steerage, currency. Return tickets at’ reduced’ rates. a steerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown, erry. Glasgow, Cardift, Bristol of London, at the lowest N ATSAR ot STEAMSHIP Main. The steamers are COMPANY, Mall line for West Indies, Havana and om lat 2 h River for Turks Island and For Kingston and Savauilla, “Athag Teniewbes Bata For Portnu Prince, Maracaibo (via Curacoa), ‘OF further information ay PA ay ‘the seompany ‘soflce, X th: i Savanilla, CLA! No, GS rOaa way: Wad. Huis UURST, Manager" | Por iroiehtur Paani apply to ae FORWOOD &CO., Ox DIRECT LINE TO rater Agents, 60 ) Wall and 59 Pine str ¥ 1 PAN’ AD IRECT LINE TO TIAVANA, THE GENERAL TRANS <TLANTIG COMPANY'S MAIL y TO HAVANA, WAVE, CALLING AT BREST. Now York and Mexican Atal) isarehin line, leaving end id vesse!s on this favorite route for the Conti- ier Nod North River arg 2 oes Hh gal from EVER URSDA’ pier No. W North Kiver as Follows , Surinon' Saturda: er 4, VILLE ‘DU HAVE RE Danre, EUROPE, "bemaris.. PRICE OF PASSAGE, Ti GOLD My WINE), TO BREST OR HAV! First Cabin, $1: recond bana, $75. Excursion tickets at reduced rater. (Havana and ¥ Mexico), noon: be | ane wig) oe For freight of VASE ANDIEE°& SONS, 82 Brondway. EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, American travellers goint to or returning from the | Cont it of Europe taking this line, acid both ‘hese first class steamships sips will sail e7 jay, at Roe Eee ee ee oa eet pet eens North, Miver ootes Cedar saeke, ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and ex- for Havana fey as follows :— poise. GEORGE MACKES PHATE STAR LINE, wr UEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING TH UNLTED STATES M Atte New and {uli-powered steamships, sailing from New York on Saturdays, from Liverpoot on Ahursdeys, calling at Cork Harbor each way, REPUBLIC. TE, Agent, 58 Broadway. September erreets ee For freight and passage (having magnificent accommg WILLIAM P. CLYDE & COw ‘0. 6 Bowling Green. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana. dations) apply to GAELIC. XA LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT ADRIATIS ‘West, carry! ¢ United States Mall. ~ steamer LTC, ory be Houser anata Deer . Will leave pier CELTIC. Bast River, Satur ‘eptember 27, at SP. M. Thi —From th hills of lading sven fo Houston und all points on the Gi Passeng veston, Houston and Henderson and R B. and ©. R, BR combining satety, speed and comfort. Nochurge for forwarding in New York. For. n° or Saloons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooma in midship section, where least motion is felt Surgeons and stewardesses accompany the steamer. Eater—saioon, $0, old; steerage, $B) in currency. Those wishing to send for friends'in the Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certifical cur. Paasage, having eri Fe ea a ae , 119 Wall street ae. DIRECT. ‘OF | FEY OF Hi EAN STEAMSIIIP LINE. ‘the steamsi ran TERN METROPOLIS, Captain H. 8, Quic Passengers booked to and from all parts of America to Hoare tes Paris, (amburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, rete ber Bat pi Moore Crafts fe from £1 u) wards, ight recetved daily. sahesugh Aas For inspection of ng and other {pformation apply at 2 quis, tofsbary. Mobile, Gal eee pees Pees Mg is of iadiuy iseucd "wo Contingnial ports © tions, upply to VRUDERIC BAKER, pier 96 North Raver. . SPARKS, Agent I ED STAR LINE. The steamship GEO. CROMWELL, OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. Ve The Gromwet Steatnahip Lin Captain: ‘James Craw.’ ANTWERP SERVICE, F 1, Will lene pler No. 9 North, River, on Saturday, Sept. Appointed to carry the, Belgian and United States HR 4 3 re Indianola, foe 9 nrough rales Fro Whar, Brazos Santiago and St Lous, Antwerp. Philadefpma, | , Cabin passage, #4; stooras Leon REYDAL MALL, 2114 tons, Cz bs elphia. | gaze anply to CLARK & 51 SEAWAN, 6 West seen” kn, Colt Sept. 27 Oct. 20 | FIO NEW ORLEANS rt ee Thi x Vander Heyden , A Oct. I Nov. 4 | “ne steamer orry OF AL EMION. Captain Bra NEDERLAND, 5,000 tons, Captain PIE leave pler 2 Kast Kiver, Wednosd rx] Wade vaess 06% 25 Nov. 22 Freight received dail vivant toda SWITZERLAND, $000 tons, Cap- véeston, Indianola, Rockpat Wharf, Brazos, tain — Building | Santiago and st. Loui in paasay ge, $50; steerage, ‘Cabin 5. For Ereigit or Pamages te ng saperior accommo- lations, apply ‘0, MALLORY & CO,, 183 Maiden lane. Steerage..... Pre CITY POINT. AND CBORD. — ‘will de oe Evi The Old Domtuion Steamship Com AVE RPOOL & SEBVICE, lyr A y ons, aster. Liverpool. Phitad fo ma pier F7 North River their Clegant af ewheel am ABROTEFORD...25% Findlay, Sopt.2 oct. | ship HICUMOND, Lawrence, Commander, “Yor pe Orole KENILWORTH. 2533 Putt, Geli” Oct | City Point and Richmond. on Thursday, Brats PRICES OF PASSAGE, giving Srogen bills of lading to al Raines South Cabin... , be a and Setithweat.”Firougn teria al points. currene; nolaions unequalled. Ap; er Btecrages Y oitee, 137 Greenwich ste L Sorner of Dey. Tickets wit "Ne sold li er lowest rate, good from —— = Antwerp and Liverpool to all. interior. poitits tu the United States, via the Pennsylvania Railroad and tte connections, thas afording partiesau this country 4 con: venient and cheap opportunity of sending for their frieads in Euro) THE RED STAR LINE will give special attention to the comfort of steerage passengers: comfortatle berths, well venti jeeping apartments and good tood will An experien: eas surgeon is attachod to each vessel, Prowhe wi will be received at all Lage! ap etd in the West and south in conuection with ennayly ania Railroad, Southern Mail Steamship Company and Clyde's through bills of lading issued for Antwerp, ‘em Hambarg, Ha Amsterdam, basis dam, ‘St Liverpool, Londo Glasgow, Belfast, Hull and Letth, & Li te brie Cary ats00 E eri leave TRAVELLERS’ a Dy “\ LBASY AND TROY, $2—BY DAY LINE BOATS © VIBBARD and Bi tee DRBW.—Leavo Vestry M., and Twonty-ahira aisect, nocth of it 8 46, Tabding a Toners: ‘arrytown and ack (Dy iertyboat iiiton, Poughkeepste, hinebeck, voli, Catekiil and Hudson; conneeting for all point estand North.” Trip tickets to West Point, Coraw rburg, returning same day, $1. Gime LINE FOR TROY—PAMSAGE, $1 50.—THE elegant steamboats SUNNYSIDE and POWELL per 49 North River, foot of Lero: aturdays excepted), ab o'clock P. M., c treet, dail cting witl ew oHocks at PI a are. Morning trains on Rensselaer and ‘Saratoy York opis aioe Pree Hema ance | Eaceue aah we sermitee Mgletie ts ar chandise int for points beyond Philadelphia can North, Fast and West. The most Glrect ru fo Sra trauuterred from the Wid of the Seamer to the cars with. | tora, Lake George and Montreal. Through put the expense to slippers and risk of damage by re- | Sud baggage checked to dostination. landing which results from cartag, For rates of treight and passare, and other informa. apply to, tion, apply 20 TON, Agent, 42 Broad street. Pi Te NOR General Agents, e VitLADELenta. yonder Becke, General beak Agent, atwerp. rise WIIG William Honter, &Co., ae Liverpoot._ rom pier 20 North River, New ¥ DN NEB ¥ AND SATURDAY, hea a a or th SEPH CORNELL, Superintendent, ALL RIVER 1 LINE TO BOSTON, 8 Ne EE und PROT The world-renowned steamers B f Ck ler & North River, foot of Murray street, BN ae ee dint 3 FM Hall's Bund iy one exeusod 4p BAC, Sup os jew York to Bost ‘ood trom September 18 (o Novery! ¥OR BOSTON, Vi Nogwio, Live, Railre 1. —Great + deoton en on oF Worcester wud atte mee tet yas, wroamers C f Sant aa CrTe OBO STONE Ble Kors Aver i ally, undays excepted), te 4) COLUMBIA Weds 0 fon w LA 3 passenger train tor Boston, RTA * Oct. Worcester a wavens ¥, Paciith anak 3 25 “athe parsenger accommbiodauons on steaniers of its line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort, Cabin state. rooms are ail on upper deck, thas securing good light aud ventilation. eg OP PASSAGE iS TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY. Wed, steamers. Sh apes eh, cos NG! from pier 33 3s North iver, ae as TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.—THE ELEGANT , Jpeeda , Thursday and Si nope TStAND, Syory Monday’ y Weduoslay and Cabin, 75 and $03 $75 aud $65 __ EXCURSIONS, Cabin. = ~? A ere $100 RT LEE, PLEASANT VALERY AND SHADY SIDA dug best aL 30, oofttxcr. jo wr Le, a OAS Tickets for ‘or from any, feaport or railway | 2, 5:i0and 7 PB station in Great ‘Britain, Ireland of “ie Continent issued ln 1 Kast River, 7 A. | phe arene ve tt Day 18 FoR a AMOUNT AT_ CURRENT RATES. Corapany’s offioon, 9, Geneon De MOTT Agents, Jo oP ORGVAN, phQaRa PASSAGE, “OFFICE an 47 Houst eantifal ea amehtD PRE Eatfe ea cletock ete Drafts at lowest rates payable ap: 1 Pwonty-thted. Sit AE eee eet SUING BANKS. iy GON TSDAN SETEMBER 25 TAA ait Mo. 8 Month iv, steamer a