The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1873, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, imi 1, 1873.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. n + ————_—____—— oa é - mind that avery considerable proportion of these Open Highest. Lowest. Closing. Joes my 1 Un sd RR. a bags), 240, ame. Jo. (grass mats), 240. 9 Siny MK for pabelted, i} aes BINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL transactions were for cash, the buyers being Pachit Mississippi a wh Be Me r fe * 4 Be; Bie Ceylon, ic, he! pag Mites unenangedy dl paeutts” $A8 an largely composed of new men and repre- M m8 ree r | | et a ork 4 iteaea senting fresh capita. In other words, i or Pri F ne y New Yor! our to Phila: just. as has been predicted, greenbacks 46%, Be % nike and Boston, es 0 bash w York, Sc. ; te Albany, Ay 8 . * 4 ‘ rie 6s! STM The Reopening of the Stock | rexan teir gooa work, ana buyers were glad | folado e Wabash: i Hy Bite igeit axe tsa —RecelptsPour, 1.740 bbls: when fhiomener em 1,644 000 its 39° i : 473.109" bushels; corn, Hittsburg.. enough to take away their certificates of stocks | Welt tAcill Joe ur io corn meal, yi / D oar} wy Bige ¢ el, aN begs; oats 41,975 bushels; rye, 16.518 do b: 0 de 1873, Exchange. to be locked up in distant safes, The fluctuations wa oe Menes wear Wee i sf miei ue HW The our market ras mie ani mominuatly we Hanged so ae ere Sena nek yi . Argo a hough some nore wer held Heth *, . were somewhat wide, but not more than was to be The following are the opening, highest, lowest ler Un Ex 5% | transactions. wielding a Kinds fot q about 1s, 400 for Cog ee il and lower ane Re ody for nis. wt it ‘ 7 BBBGC: expected under the circumstances, the market | and closing prices to-day :— | tions. ¢ dorwtmeat was quiet sales abeucaad eae ata3 ais—Demand light, holders ffm sales of Noda & 53 30 tor lair to good Western and $3 60 tor tancy do. ad Freights dull and nominal. Receip' 19a $4 for Brandywine. We quote i | Mots hour, 12000 bushels wheat. ,0u0' do. corn, & 000 do. A Ul EB T D AY being thoroughly unsettled. It will be observed Opening. Ohad. Capea! ‘ Q ° | that the market closed comparatively firm in tone. be and Pacific, pref. 6. a 3 15, °. Han € at Jo why 'o. 2 State. ae oats, Shiments—1,000 aoe, flour, 3,000 bushels wheat, THE GOLD MARKET d aa Brie Va Han & StJo pf. 3. H S| Superne sia. 3B 0) | 29.000 do. ‘corn, £000 do. 3 a State. , was moderately active, prices deelining from 11234 1S Choice state -79 10 The final suspension of the Dalen Nagcnet oes te vtisur The Crisis Probably Passed and Trade | to 111% ana closing at 111% 811%. There were Columb Oniee ant dnd. Gent 226 Receipts and Disbursements at the Office | Puperine Western 575 w Sw) | depressed prices and the market ruled very quiet. Fl ‘ ors Delaware, Lackw'a, aud Exira Western. 7675 @ 725 | duiland nominal, Wheat dull and noininal 1 no evidences of active speculation, The rates paid | Express—Adams ofthe United States Assistant Treasurer | Extrs Minnssots. ‘ ine ie 29 Hho. 2 fe. cash or October; No. 3 do., 85c. 3 4 5 é iy “ e found hop Ohio, shipping’ bi 0 ull and low rk . No- Entering Its Old Channels. ba dean ‘haa ot ep 1.32 per pee Se cenine Fe at New York, for the Month Ending Round Boop Obie, trade brands---.: 1758 & Boy | vember: rerouted ice a8, “Ota in fate detaeed tsa and for carrying 7, 1-32 and 1-16 per cent. e final September 30, 1873. ily. +800 ¥ 00 at 28%c., cash or October Tate Was 1-32 for carrying. The prices of gold to- August 31, 1 yma 78 ads | oslas of No) Zaha, Bax Aa | Receipts during the month. 875 a 9D iB uate at fa; bome'en SCE OARD ee Hee onteropunt shicceoiun Sheikh aeons B75 a 950 | Me eto. Proviso Pere en te pvt po | NES IN THE B R . 112% 11:02 A. M. iia] Siggeece ane Gatacte Cali ornia A 900 a 9 | Present. Pork, $id. Lard; sales at Tige. for Decem| 11:54 A. M. New York Central Internal re 5480 530 | Bulk meats nominal. Bacon nominal. Whiskey inactive <j 2 M.. New Jersey Centrai tJ 2, , + #00 » 46) | At 0c, bid; no sales. Lake trel inte Corn, te oe y n J 72, ‘ou'hern, supertne. 50 6 Wo 4c. Recelpts—9,00 bbia. mae iio and Mississippi. Fee 14 +, 185,000 bushel Dist asd F psi i tt ‘ Pacige Mail Post Ofice Department. Southernyextra 79 a3 @ a do. corn, 38.090 sto, outs, ‘aba fen an resent Frices---Suggestions as to aiokstiver. Rey Corn meal, W. Sai orn, oy, 2 D Col eal, 310 3.50 | Wheat, 203,000 do. corn, 56,000 dc ‘dapat a ee 3 rere Sort Meal Jer. ie te| oor nace: : y Union Pacific. eiegapii. Disbursing accounts. Baitimore A $40 fob, EUROPEAN MARKETS, THE COTTON MARKET, 0 2 8 00 fF. 0. b. Pa ala i Money Market.—Lonnon, On ’Change to-day cotton on the “spot” was in teeeeeene vere 3,682,017 3 less press nited States ive-twent: bonds SBS Bor 95; new ure fo sell car lois, fF ‘The sal '. F, AFFAIRS ABROAD. fair demand at steady prices, while for future de- 53,698, 087 comprised about BRUNT ior Noes Bo. BL itl alas aes dee for tiated 2 iv Ki S ‘ — and mixed spring, $1 35 a $1 40 ior No. 2 Chicago, $1 40 i The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to- | livery the market was quiet at a decline of 3-16c, ++ $141,293,573 | $1 dz 10r North d iowa va sprig, Gi 45.0 $145 for No Biaten tive twenty bonds 140 Tacos tenclorusn pe eae errr day were as follows:— @ 4c. per lb, Flour was quiet, but rather steadier. S101 lor aimee (oe for red’ winter and $1.6) 8 | aves Og, Bile alway shares, uM Paris espa \ . Aa ‘i - i Pe " | fofn was quiet but strong, sloe ‘Germany Disturbed—England Shipping Coin | Gold balances. . $920,408 | Wheat was unchanged and corn a trife firmer, $64,970, 699 Seftor prime, ‘The sales were ‘nly abo a Foo bushi dount at the Bank of" England as i demand or die Currency balances. 1,067,798 | but quiet. 27: at fc, for unsound, 65 res: 7}4c. a Sc; | market to-day has been heavy at the rate of 9 per cent. Ao Rinerina-Gacaei tien Pie: rons cibarmnten ce 31/492,000 ‘ Disbursing accou xed Jo bist mixed ‘sus vin oor yet low and Fans Bounss.—Loxpox, Sept $2120 P. M.—Paris de- Am jurt i e. od firmer. “The ‘sales were . : CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE pout ZA 000 Lushels, at A. AB ior goat to cholee rebar ctuia ronan sy eee tee 5 P. M.—Paris de- a 58c. for new mixed, Me. for very choice | "Fi B —F i , — ; Currency exchanges $43,621,558 | Tuesday, Sept. 3010 A. M.—Betore Call. Tn coin... do. and te. Jor very ood, to choice white, YBarley | gentac dye teenie bonds, O60 fer rae see aC Te ee Railroad and Government | old exchanges ars,gr7 | 1h ats West Un Tel, 0. 686 100 she ls € 08 NR. 77 yy 637,046 180,| Rew Western Reis atFren ee Te NMCUTe | Ramee Oo ae Maar near ooe See Mee n Gold balances. Y x : bt ie 16 feat Frxicuts,—There has been a fair demand for accom- | {'verabl ee te ember ats 116d. 1 P Me. ‘markt fe te Bonas. Monnaie te: | Balance... ($59,208,084 | Modation by vessels on the berth, and rates were a shade dating. vablend ey mid- Fe f firmer, more particularly for gralu. | In the lines of char dling ene sees i, 94 es G0 oa a ¢ including We quote the following prices for government | Picniacs toc Treseureey, {ers there was a good deman tor vessels adapted to the | 20 for sveculation and vat oe SP. M.—O! se o. to dish accounts, in trade, as also (or vessels suitable for petroleum, 6, c . Wars, samen} seenstes on Seam, the 20th of September, ts inp | Do. to Assay Otto for wt ch Tall Fates were paid, The eagagerien's mae Pea See Rie wee a irene gas pjod M— P. a 20) 3 5 ‘© Liverbool, by steam, usiiels of gram at si (i TUESDAY, Sept. 30—6 P. when the Stock Exchange .closed:—United States 63 Interest accounts. 2h bushels (hy ns transferred, at 1k A 1,000 boxes ied for yarns and fabrics rr Manchester is $59,208,384 The event of the day on Wall street has been the ®eopening of the Stock Exchange, and it is gratify- ng to record at its close that not an incident has wccurred to mar the proprieties of the occasion, east a shadow athwart the suture or dim the hopes ‘which since the beginning of the week seem to Shave possessed all hearts. The force of the panic ds unquestionably broken. So far as tne metropo- ‘lis is concerned we are recuperating. The brunt Yef the storm has passed, and although its course ‘has been marked by a trail of dé¢bris sorrowtul to “ook upon, and though we may continue for many ‘days to hear of wrecks along the shore, the coun- ‘try is safe, and commerce wi!! soon be riding again At safe anchor. Before the Board commenced its session this morning an unusually large throng of ‘members gathered in the vestibule eager to plunge once more into THE AREA OF SPECULATION. As one of the members expressed it, they were “red hot for business.” he President had, appar- ently, anticipated this condition of affairs, and tit’ ‘doors were no sooner opeued and the crowd within them than he resorted to a species of excusable @trategy for the purpose of “pouring oil upon the rtroubled waters,’ He made a speech. He thanked ‘the members for their exercise of discretion, in- "yoked them to continued prudence and to help each ther to bear the burden that had fallen upon all. ‘Then he read them the rules that had been | ‘adopted by the Governing Committee—which, by ‘the way, having been published in every paper in New York, were known almost by ;beart—and dismissed the young gentlemen to ‘their work. A shower bath could not have been More effectual in cooling them off, and when, in five minutes afterwards, it was announced that Messrs. Smith & Seaver, who suspended just previous to the closing of the Exchange, would pay in full in cash all claims against them, the Hitrous oxide gas exhausted itself in three cheers, sand the Stock Exchange of New York settled down as quietiy to its brain-burning, soul-disturoing oc- cupation as if nothing had occurred to upset its nancial equanimity. THE COURSE OF BUSINESS ‘was even uninterrupted by excitement and verged upon duiness, In their desire to exercise caution aud maintain confidence members almost did in- justice to themselves. Nothing was apparent in ‘the shape of over-trading, and only here and there an effort showed itself to force an un- maturat advance, which was checked quickly as it was begun. None but Watural influences, therefore, operated upon Stocks. Opinion differs as to whether the value of certain among them is not even bow ex- a@ggerated to a degree that must result In ade- cline, but this is not a question to discuss at the present time. A little further on we may show ‘what the majority of these shares are intrinsically ‘worth, and thus enable those of our readers who ‘gre not directly identified with the interests of the Btreet to choose where they shall cast their net. It Ys enough that just now THE WHEELS OF SPECULATION -Bre again salely in motion, without ajar. When three o'clock arrived general congratulation was expressed that the day had lapsed so quietly; that the experiment had been successiul; that all contracts had been satisfactorily adjusted, and finally, as announced by tue Chairman of the committee appointed tor the purpose of Bcrutinizing business, that there had been no de- faultin the settlement of differences, This tem- porary good feeling, however, ought not to mislead Judgment. Prices should be kept down. Inflation should be checked. It is enough that money is now Inflated. Better be patient and content with sixes, 1881, registered, 115; do. do., do., coupon, 115 a 116; do. five-twenties, coupon, 1864, 11214; do, do., do, 1865, 11333; do. do, do., 1865, new, 111%; do. do., do., 1867, 114 a 117; do. do., do., 1868, 11334 @ 11544; do, ten-forties, coupon, 110 a 110%; do. fives, 1881, 111. The following are the quotations at the close to-day, the market having been some- what feverish:—United States sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 111% 113; do. do. do., coupon, 1134 a 114%; do, five-twenties, 1862, do., 107 bid; do. do., 1864, do., 108 bid; do. do., 1865, do., 109 bid; do. do. do., new do., 112 bid; do. do., 1867, coupons, 11344 a 113%; do. do., 1868, do., 113 bid; do. ten-forties, registered, 106 bid; do. do., coupons, 107 bid; six per cent bonds Pacific Railroad, 108 a 1084 ; United States fives, 1881, coupon, 1063, bid. THE MONEY MARKET was easier to-day, the rates asked being entirely within the command of the street. At first 4; per cent per diem was required, but subsequently there was an abundance offered at 34 per cent and at the close at 7 per cent, This Dialaly indicates an unlocking of coffers and the entrance of currency into its usual course of circulation. Legal tenders were likewise the subject of a premium of 2 or3 per cent, but alter the Stock Exchange was found to be in fulland successful operation, without ex- citement, the rate declined to merely nominal figures. FOREIGN EXCHANGE took part, in the general confidence manifested in the situation, by advancing to 106% for prim> sixty-day sterling and 108 for sight. arly sales were made at’ 1053s. Sight bills were sold all the way from 107% to 107%. Commercial bills are quoted about 1 or 1% per cent below bankers’ sterling. All these are incident indica- tive of improvement in the export trade. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, __ The customs receipts to-day were $331,000; the receipts from internal revenue $124,250. The following is the official statement of United States currency outstanding at this date :— Qld demand notes............ eee $79,742 Legal tender notes, new issue. Legal tender notes, series of 186y. One year notes of 181 Two year notes ot 1863. ‘Two year coupon notes of 1863. Compound interest notes... Fractional currency, first issu 4,34! vod Fractional currency, second issu 8,161,502 Fractional currency, third issue.. 3,424,493 Fractional currency, fourth issue, first series... ++ 20,773,640 Fractional currency, fourth issue, sec- ond series 9,323,955 Fractional currency, fourth issue, ‘third BOETICS sececceeceesererseeseeceseeseeees 5,196,100 Total... $402, 923,038 The customs rece pts at the ports named for the week ending September 30 were as follows :— Boston. $477,529 THE FOREIGN MARKET, Advices from London indicate a firm market for American securities. The following are the latest quotations :—Consols for money, 923 a 9234; con- sols for account, 925; @ 92%, new account; five- twenty bonds of 1885 (old), 943 @ 95; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 95 a 9544; ten-forty bonds, 90%{ a 91; new fives, 9ia91\%; Erie Railway shares, 43% a 243,237 4344; new French loan, 73g a 7% per cent premium. | Fifty thousand pounds sterling were drawn irom the Bank of England to-day for shipment to New York. The demand for discount at the Bank of England, as well as in open market, is reported as still heavy at five per cent. The steamship Donau, which sailed from Southampton for New York, took out Board—10:30 A. M. 20shsL S & MSRR, go do. 1s W bn 1. b e.in lots b Wa Adan * fr vt % 200 100 Erle i i a 400 Del, 1 West R Receipts for customs in Sept., 1872.. Receipts for customs in Sept., 1873... sere $13,891,688 11,206 seeeeeers $2,595,409 Decrease, August, 187: Statement of Business at the United States Assay Office at New York for the Month Ending September 30, 1873. Deposits of gold— Foreign coins... Foreign bullion. United States bullion. United States bullion (re-deposits) . Jewellers! barg.......... Foreign coin Foreign bullion United States bullion (contained in Bold) United States bullion (redeposits) . United States bullion (Lake Superior). United States bullion (Colorado) United tes -ullion (Montana, United States bullion (Utah). United States bullion (Nevada). United States buldon (New Mexico) MObBLs..credoscie Total deposits + $1,036,000 ! Amount payable in bars. $600,000 Aniount payable in coins.. . 436,000 Total.......s.005 Perera ++ $1,036,000 Gold bars stamped $479,688 Silver bars stamped 366,268 ‘votal.. Ro odes aa cen OOS, Transmitted to United States mint, Phila- delphia, for pones® 20/8). (gold) os $268,071 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Steady for “Spot” and Easier for “Futures”’—Flour Quiet—Wheat Steadicr—Corn Quiet, but Firm—Oats Firmer—Pork Nominal—Lard Easier— Groceries Quiet—Freights | Firmer— Petroleum Nominal—Naval Stores Steadier—Wool Quiet and Easier— Metals Quict—East India Goods Quiect— Whiskey Unchanged. TUESDAY, Sept. 30—6 P. M. There was an improved feeling in commercial circles to-day and confidence was increasing. There was more maaifest disposition to do busi- ness whenever possible, and transactions were of greater magnitude. The stagnation in the ex- change business continued, but sales could be effected readily enough on alow basis. The offer- ings of bills of exchange will necessarily be large for some time, as a large amount of wheat. pur- chased for October delivery, will be tendered to- morrow, and probably by far the larger proportion sold jor October will be ten- dered within a few days—thus neces- sitating the offering of a large amount of bills of exchange. The deadlock is happily in part removed, yet the movement is still.slow and bills have to be placed at unusually low figures, The better feeling elsewhere exerted a wholesome in- fluence on Change to-day, and though business was slow there was more doing than heretofore, while the markets were not nearly so irregular. Flour was firm. Wheat was more steady, but not active—the principal exporters having all they could doto make provision for their Oc- tober wheat, which they expect will be tendered | to-morrow. Corn was firm, but\uiet. Oats were again firmer, but not very active. Whiskey was again higher. Pork was quiet and wholly nominal. Lard was easier. Freights were again firmer, steamer rates having ad” yanced 1d. per bushel for grain under tree offerings Couon on the spot was in moderate demand and sveady, while futures were quiet at a decline of 3-I6¢. a. Ib, Groceries were neglected and scarcely so ar. be. troleum remained duliand nominal. Spirits of turpen- lve was gttiet, while rosin was in fair demand at steady br East India gooils were neglected, but steady in Metals were quiet and unchanged. Wool was oe a | lus: @ German bark hence to Rotterdam, 3,0 q erain at 10s, td.; an Austrian bark (relet) hence’ to Cork do. a 553.. LOX bexes bacon at ‘ 10) "bbla. rosin at 5s. 6d y) tie! or beef at ts nd 1,000 Ibs. of cotton at ‘gc. a 5-l6e. lo London, by reall. 24,000 bushels of wheat at rid, + dart relet; 2,00) bbls flour at 4Is. To Bristol, by ae 700 boxes chéese at 70s., and 100 boxes bacon at ‘be Glaszow, by steam, 6,0 bushels of grain at 1, and 1,000 pbls. flour at. To Rotterdam, by sail, Ie tour atte 6d” To "si alta, 2,600 cases of yetroleum at 4c. ; 15 tierces of, jard on private terms. To Naples, 30 tons of lard at 48, The Ce inclad, G Norwegian bark, hi @ to Cork, tor orde: Kingdom, 2,009 quarters grain at lus. 3d. ; hence to 4 direct continental port, 3,000 to the United German bark, arters g1 for orders, 490) quarters grain at (s. od., short lay days; a British bark hence to a direct portin the United King- dom, 2,500 quarters grain at 10s.: an Itahan bark hence rk tor orders 000 quarters grain at 10: German brig Hence to Steitin, geueral cargo, ata lump sum; @ Briush bark trom Phila SIpRis. 2: poate. 4,000 bols. of reflued petroleum on private t ‘a British ship ‘now at gene Boom from PI ladelph nin to Anjwerp, 1,000 Aned at 7s. .; a German bark trom Rich- 200 bbis. of our at $1 56. The French in yesterday's Issue for grain should and the rate “Ils. éd.” sieamer repo! haye read “to arriv ains—ihe market has beon very quist since our last for al! descriptions, bus prices reriained without no- ticeable chause. We quote :—Domnestics, cloth, 13!4c. for light and ite. tor heavy average , Borneo and Gouripore, 15%. a Ide. ; bags entirely nominal, itemr axb JuT—ihée market for heap continues let but frm. (We quote:—Manila. 10%c. gold, Sisal 4e., gold ; dressed Americ 2a $2'28 for double $icia$1 dtr singie and Si ia Sta for undressed : Russia, clear, $2 20 a $2 90, gold; Italian, $3 a $3 10, gold. Jute was quiet, but quoted steady at 2%. a 4%c., gold. Jute butts were quiet and uncha quoted at 17%. currency, cash, ‘aud 2c, do, tine Sales’ 30 bales ca: “Aicratitne demand Has been light @uring the past three days, and confined to the urgent requirements of brewers: prices are somewiat higher, but the outside Tes are seldom realized. We quot te, crop '73, a Eastern, crop '73, 0c. a : ‘yearilage’« crop 40c,: oid, olds, 8. a I5c.; Bavarian and Eng- he supply continues liberal and the demand barely sufficient to prevent an accumulauon of consequently the market is easy and prices tavor the buye: We J prime hay, $24 a $28 per ton; 22 od shipping, $18 a $20; common A long rye straw, $16 a $17; short do., $11 ‘arket continned quiet, with transactions rieat and ced, Be lots a ig quo te :—New utrifugal and mixe: do. clayed, 3 do, muscovado, refining, whe a 810. donde. 19 BSC Porto Rico, dc. a 65c.;° Engliait ew Orleans, lc. a 90c. ws.—he market for spirits of turpentine continued dull, but rather more confidence was maui. tested, aud there were no sellers at the close under dic. for sound lots. A small lot of 50 bbis. were sold on the dock at dic. Rosin wasin better demand and the market firm. Btrained quoted at $2 75a $2 8 tor comuion 8 Sood, We heard of sales of 1,50) ey of strained at $2 a $2 1,209 bois. of do. at $2 30; 1,300 dbis. of de. at eH \o0' bbls. of No. Lat $3 25; 100 bbls. of good do. at 374g, and 600 bbls of low No. 1 to pale at $3.8 $3 5). Tar and pitch were neglected and nominally steady in Prices. P ins.—Linseed was tn fair request, in a jobbing wav, at the recently improved prices. Crude sperm ana whale were quiet'and steady. Menhaden sold moderately at about previous prices’ Lard oi! was in limited ne and steady. Crude cottonseed nominal, We Linseed, Jobbing lots, $1 in casks tnd $101 dbs, Sperm, $1 9.a $1 $2 tor crude; $168 2 $170 for natural tor: $1.75. $1 75 tor bleached. rude whale, Gb, ror for,gouthera: 6:c. a 7c. for natural inter Bud 70c. a 72e. for vleached. "Lard oil, Jee-made un 7se. a 7c; for choice low of winter. ‘Men: haden, ¢4c. a45c, Crude cottonseed, dc. PxrJousux.—The market remained dull for all descrip- tions. Little or nothing was offering, and reliabie quota- Yous were hardly obtalnable. In ubseuce of reported {ransactions we quote nominally, ag follows:—Kenued, c- & Ihc, for spot and Uctover delivery. “Crude, in bul 8 bie. and in. shipping order Wiens cases, at vos eis sinall lots; naphtha, de; ae The Pailadelpbia market remained dull, and Wales ontirely nominal: refine | quoted. at ite. for Octo- ber and 15ic. for November delivery. Reports trom the oil producing points were of a quiet and generally easier market, ‘Three new wells were struck in the lower dis- trict, wyich are said to aggregate 1,500 bbls. pel Prices at the various points were quoted as follows =U i City, $120 a $122},; Petroleum Cen $1 Fittiville; $s; Kodseytien $L 10 a $11 Mo. Later we heard of sales 1 01 crude in bulk, for next week, at 5i¥c.; 1,00) bbis., for promptdelivéry, at Se%., and'900 bbls. for do. at 5%c. Provisions.—Recelj Asari iey 187 bbls. : beef, 75 ‘pack- ages: cut meats, 356 do. ; lard, 1,449 bbis. and tierces, The Market for mess pork, conunued dull and entirely now. nal tor roan: ici Tn a jobbing way Sw ‘Dbis, Were placed at $17,25 4 20 bbis. of tamily mess at $1%. Racon Was'in setter demand and the morket a shade firmer The sales comprise 55) boxes of light and heavy long clear #t8ic. a 9., 100 boxes of light English at 9c. a 94c. and 100 voxes No Bat sige. Drossed hogs were quoted c. as exiremes. Beef remained quiet wi ce riding “ston Jovbing sales to the amount of 50 packages Were placed at prices within the range of the following figures:—Flain mess bbls, $8 59 a Sys extee do Oe SY, MoS, i, Prime do. tierces, $15 a $20; Tats do. ‘tierces, 80 a Beef hams were neglected, but nominally ‘ieady,’ at from $13 a $26 as e f common Southern to choice Western. Cut meee et teady in value. We heard of sale: hoalders, at 7s. 5 500 moked do, | ing in Wall street on this pian. LiveRroot Breapsturrs MARKer.—Livai Sept. 30— 2.3) B M-—Wheat, 12s, 7d. a 18s Qi. “per cental for aver. 10d, @ 128, 6d. fc or red West- ern spring. Corn, 325, 9d. a 338, perq ‘ter. Provisions— age California white, and wart | Cheese. 61s. 6d. per cwt. for the Dest, grades of vAmericam fine. The receipts of wheat for the past three days hare been 43,000 quarters, including $4,000 American. ceipts of corn for the past three days have been 12,000 quarters, all of which were American. Loxpon Propuce Market—Lonpox, Sept. 30~Even- ing. —Spirits turpentine, 828. per ewt. ee i __ FINANCIAL, — T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and Ged Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with be companies. J.J, HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND’ AND MORTGAGE, for a term of years, in sums from oe on New York improved Property; private wwellings pre- ferred; no bonus. ALLENDER & LAURENCE, 80 Pine street A —MONFY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE du New York Brooklyn and New Jersey, ADI UE. . WOOD, Jr. No. 18 Broadway, room i isco, Robert H. Lowery, Esq, LADY WISHE TO B BORROW $400 FROM SOMB gentleman of means who would be willing to tase an efegant sult of Roomsin pa ment Address L. box ist Herald Uptown Branch ot 0.9 to loau on bond and mortgage, builders’ loans and Jeasenolds; sums to suit; low rates; In New Jersey, Westchester, Brooklyn, &¢. First and second want immediately. A —LAPSLEY 4 BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD- + way.—Stock and gold privileges fully explained, with practical itlustratfous, in circular, with references: Circular mailed to any address. Full information om application. (A $20 FIRST PURCHASE MONEY MORTGAG on near-by Jersey real estate, worth ,000, Guarantee |, for sale, at $000; some good Second Morte iy’ pri r sale, a fount. (PHALDN & SLOAN, at Bast: Seventeenth street. EPOSIT TO-DAY. The Freedman's Savings and Trust Company, red. by the United Sta No. 189 Bleecker streety New Yor Assets over $4, a KRY, Gert i) sing SHE or ANT LWARRIS, Manager. Send tor circular J. ZUILLE, Cashier. FEXECUTORS' FUNDS TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, 1," only on first class private dwellings, for five years; gRdew York city property, ouly. Principals address EXECUTOR, box 315 Post office. IRST MORTGAGES .WANTED—FOR CASH. DIB count five per cent. . G, BENNET, No. 9 Pine street. F°s SALE—SECOND MORTGAGE OF $2000 ON first class brown stone prope! ty 7 p prooklyai 0 oft margin. Address S. T. H., He G02 FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED — ALLEN & HOWE, No. 534 Pine ttreet. ‘OLDERS OF BONDS OF BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD Company and Greenville and Columbia Ra ilroaa Company. of South Carolina, will hear of something their Dy,calling at the office of REMINGTON, S87 Broadway. UF MANN & CO., BANKERS, 40 BROADWAY, ‘ba Lotiery and cash prizes. Send for circu: = jrorelea exchange and passage office. Box ‘ost MEC#ASICS AxD. <D TRADERS’ SAVINGS INSTITUTION, io. 283 Bowery, near Houston street. en anu’ from ly A. M. to3 P. M., and on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 to 7. eposits made on or before October 10 will draw im terest from October 1. ALFRED T, CONKLIN, President Hevyry ©, Fismeer, Secretat NOTE, .—THE COUPONS OF THE FOURTH MORT- gage Bonds of the New York and Erie Railway, falling due October 1 next, will be paid on and after tf Gave at the offices of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co., No. 1 Nassan street W. P. SHEARMAN, Treasurer. — &pers AND “CALLS."—$10 TO. $100 WILL these privileges on stocks. No risk operat Many of these coniracts a during the panic paid several thousand dolla: | and all been duly honored by the makers. Gapiniatoey (orders executed om ELL & O0., Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall's | street, New York. OBERT Ayah els a O BANKERS AND Brokers, No. 13 Wall ape iew York, execute orders tor Stocks, Honde and Gold: allow: taterest om deposits, and transact a general Banking and Brokerage business. circulars mailed ou application; margin. the fluctuations of one or two per cent than simply’ Ina “brokers’ martai” bid prices to a figure that * . * will create dismay outside and forestall all the | 2t %0f 12/c. at gamit "ey a ee are good that may be reasonably anticipated trom an | 99% A spe ce rom Berlin hints) at Infusion of fresh capital. For years there has not financial troubles in Germany, Fancy stocks and af been so favorablea time as the present for the busi- | 42K shares are not salable, and some have failen a e ked di 12:15 to 2:15 B. My ult and prices favored the buyer. hains at 10%. ; 180 smo! SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED IMMEDIATELY. — $5000 US 5-20, ¢, 68. TAT SeIOr Sots ae HAT Oe Ek Thane aioe piehied belie Ione, aretaee aL Obs S* Good second Mortgages, trom $8,000 to $20,000, on 100) U 86's, cur.b pomina © f remained’ | gor Western opel ee closed guict ana cates | city improved Real 10000 Gee MATERIALS. rr demand for brick wd deen fasion the ales peels Fe ore dos tordo, —e oe _ ’ only moderate since our last, an. rices remained abdeut et 10. 7. P. M.—Betore Calle | fhe’ same aa previously reporied. Lime was placed in | 19) tierces of very choice, at ssc. asic. cash: Clty was W. ® ELLERY, 109 ahs Un Pac RR...¢ 16 small lots at steady Pg yee at $1 10 for Rock- | quiet; 150 tierces of Sree sold at S%sc. a 8 7-16 . common and $ $1 75 for do. lamp. Cement was guiet Kice.—The de: in @ distributing way was moderate £136,000 in bullion, Paris despatches quote rentes ned steaa. pale 3 LAWRENCE, 30 Pine street. Stock and Bond. Broker, 30 Broad street and 64 Exchange pla ay wid. sell for as much as 20 per cent. There is some talk of goy- ¥ upon reopening of the Exchange will ess men of Wall street, who depend upon purel, i L sa Mt SRR, and ste: 1 75per bbl. for Kosendale, $4 a $450 for | and prices remained steady. The sales {oot up 30 tierces iP yp Dieticanre deities ed Wiad sosatatecines ad ernment interference. ay a be seen we Sb ior tor Portland, Laths were quiet, of Coronas = La nee epee at7igc. a | cash or upon option, nd qui for East 28 0 0 their wealth. ‘Thorefore high prices have kept DEATH OF A MEMBER, Pn) aR olen Ths toarket wee seedy under & modérate #.—Linseed remained§uiet. with prices nomfnat in | WW F.,HUBBELL & CO. BANKERS afb ee 2 ‘The President of the Stock Exchange announced 1p port and a fair local demand, choice qualities partic the absence of reported sales. Clover was quiet but firm. eee tid Gain. Dave ceceyuned, arivineany on Pu tke Gone ee during the morning session the death of Mr. Franc Havant New fark tamed, pales FOEDE SIGE BDA GaneOG OL GDGR, Halal fae woe eae fant ure as Daa Be ae ee a ae THE OPPORTUNITY uring +» Francis 2 Chie & § pia and New York selecied. pails, fought after and quoted at $825 Rough flax was quiet | socks And £004 gland profit, and all nave rb IF 10C AN WRE m 9 Rock I RR.. 100 do... 40) Ohio a MRR, 100 do. 40e. Fins. good to choloe. 860, 4 386: do. Tair to nocd but ste: in See's State halt, sabe, good to choles, sec. a wer Memigioa wae ia light request: with sales reported of honored by,the makers. We sull have for sale Putas os re ¢ "Calls" on gold and stocks at good rates. io. Koad, thea ate. Welsh. tube, good to choice, We; a | 1000) lbs of prime, mm hhds, at Bye. and 37 tlerces, off sere OF old Ste. stocks at Gocd ratee ee es ‘a He, ; Ohio Western Reserve, ood to choice. 30c. a Doan nor raw sugar the market continued quiet, | $10. Explanatory circular mailed, Orders also ex- fair te good do., 2c; a Se, ; Michigan good fo chioie but prices ere quoted oats 7.0% the baste ‘of | ecuted on margin. We. a She.; fair to . 0c. is, Indiana for fair ogo refining. e ave rentral, Obio O00 to chioloe, He. a’ Sic.; dow fale to mr sales of 150 00d What BAVE FUNDS 20 le ana fee rertanarer Hg Os Meira ‘bakers’, THC mm dud second Peaiehat id Mort n fair, both for local re- Kenning, Inferior to common WARD & UEAvirr, 54 Wall street. oi Prices were quoted ag. f Be. sood to petene, Bec. £4 =D—$7,00 ON SECOND MORTGAGE, ON IM- lows :— strictly Ant 13% prime to choice, motlcoaatt Vy feo) pdf property, worth $30,000; first mort- & ood to Tholoe ie, a iS 0; Go. do. State Gary, strier hids. ‘sui boxes, 8 c. ae: Boies 180.3 G6, i, aa a He: eae Nosesey. | Giga a Titni mbiodos te ; ini oy sap, Hae Please address, stating terms, 3. G., He 0., 10 to ga Siac. 191, 500 do. From to hit, 108m lic; Ohio factory, 4 Sod to prime, | standard, Noa 7 to % a Se 19% 100 H & St Jo RR. 1s 1ehae. fe ae to jogd, dis. Fi, do., common Go Nt af nh aes ‘a Ne. ; New and Ve Second Soard—1 P.M. | 72. ave, notenen oer Fmont skims | Renin, common t priine, Te, 4 8Ne. grocery, Jair 9 4shsLE&aMSRoe 74 Corpace.—The demand was limited to lots for imme | choice, # a Dutch, standard, Nos § to 100 do.. Ty 5 \ Worth, at sea, and appointed a committee to drait isin their own hands. They have prayed for the 4 . % suitable resolutions of respect to his memory. minimum. Perhaps it has already been touched, RALMOAD ‘son 35 Adams Ex ¢ perhaps not; but at any rate stocks are in such a condition that, ifnot speculatively interfered with | | Ouly a small business was transacted in rallrond | 0) Adaviy tis ¢ i in the interest of a dozen or two men on the street, | Ponds. Central Pacifes brought 89; Union Pacifle, | sw 0. they must and will invite alarge amount of out- firsts, 724s a 73; Erie, fourths, 94; and Boston, Hart- aide capital, such as in old times has made the | Fd and Erie, fourths, 22% 23, The following 20 do. ' broker community jubilant with success, Tue | Were the latest bids:— Prices of the week preceding the crisis and the | jyje20 m7's 79... leading figures of to-day will be found below, but ‘the course of the market may be briefy describea igre. Western Union opened at 6854, advanced 100 do 100 Mil Ast Ki 200 DOs 35 P pt i Harti ra Un 2 Bice io ee do " mee, ate” Ports i itico ¥V ANTED $20,000 ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ve valuabie Real Estate at Montclair, N. J., for 3 or years. Address JERSEY, Herald office. $5000 Tenn 6's, new quickly to 69, receded to 68, then to 67%, went H0 do. diate use. Prices were ‘tunohanged and as follow: Nos. 10 to 12, fe. * FOR BOND AND MORTGAGE AND Manila (large and sii }, 18e. Me, Ib. erior. 7c. w 77%. to 0 in lots between the call, fell of to) c 6 Ton Missourt Sess: 88 "00 : ‘ bot rope oyarne, aca ale tarred Manila, rise a homaces ‘rews Sheer $98,000 etal hate New York citys , 1S gC. 5 ¢ not botices cl re 68 8 O1K @ 67 A 66, cash, a 65%, cash, | {Mion tac inn RR Zealan 4c; a. 16%s0. | Russia bolt ropi tons, but prices were not noticeably changed, -We heard | S00 W: Dr F, BARTLER, 56 Wall street. DLR A modera\ ing t e Feported. Prices were steady, as follows per cj Patent do. We. i, parafine, $c Se, ; stearine, 28 a 20c.; adamantine, 9c. a 2c, for 16 ounces. Corfum-The market continued quiet and unchanged. | crop 172, on, private terms: 16) hhds. of Ke Sinall sales of lake. were reported at 260. a 2bigc.. cash. | Tuc. al foreign, the sales were :—200 bales of In other metals we have nothing special to note. anna, at toe os Cortox.—A fair demand prevailed for cotton on the TatLow.—There was rather more inquiry to-day re- sp0%, Dut business was impeded by the lack or w suMeient hae scien cecy’ ee and Pid on A of eT les, Gi} Fwy Be for pee ning purposes heing entirely ont of si uote ons ce 1 been. niet and prices gradually tending in the bu er i sees 8. ig, pee Ae the market for nitare deliver! ie Domestic fleece, Xx, now, quoted Atl. ssc We | paid yesterday into the treasury :—From Receiver = ave only to repor 0f 10,00) Ibs of mixed fleece a tax ruled ‘Gall ‘and closed barely steady, We = Orrane FARO, 80 bales of TeRas At 380. Yaad ibs of fineda, | of Taxes—Receipts of personal es, $52,121. at ‘ie. 5,000 Ibs. of scoured do. at 70c., 5,000 Ibs of | Bureau of Arrears—Arrears of taxes, assessments, Se. for fillers and le. aloe. for seconds; 200 cases of Pensylvania, crop 1872, on private terms; 400 cases of $400. 00 70 ct are fage a IN SUMS TO Ohio, crop 1872. at 6c. a 7%c. 3 100 cases of Mba tee raved Real Rea We nohester Sorgeges tans im Tiaet | OSE WILLis, Montauk i Tosurance Company, Nae Boas n, 88 P D100 i Mil @ St P 7's, gold, RD 68 | ,juUU E RR Is & 64, cash, a 61, cash; then followed a Union, Pancome 10°% A & St P lat na Lae D 6g Jou shs (on Coa. 100 do.. rebound to 63 a 62.463, cash and regular; a 03a | Al& Th tam 66, cash and regular ; a 66, regular and cash; a 663s, | Chic, KI # Pac Cash, a 66%, regular, a 66%, cash, a 66, regular. | Morris & Essex: Erie sold at 51 a 52 a 51% a 50% 2 60%, cash, a51 a S¥iqezslzsesesesses wy SOUTHERN SECURITIES. “614 061%. Northwest common at 4334, cash and The business in this department was naturally regular; a 43 a 4234, cash, a 42441 0 41}¢, cash. | dull. We note sales of Missonri sixes at 84a 86a Union Pacific at 21 a 20, cash, a 1934 a 20a19)4. | 85; new Tennessee sixes at 73 a 724%, and old Ten- Pacific Mail at 35, cash, a 34 a 33)¢ a 334 a 32, cash, | nessee sixes at 72, cash. The prices bid and asked & 38% 8 35% aH, regular. New York Central at 91 | were as follows:—Tennessee ex-coupon, 72 a 73; eee COMPTROLLER’S BEOEIPTS, The market during the past three days hes | Comptroller Green reports the following amounts 1 Austraiian wool at 52c., 10,000 Ibs. of white Smyrna at . 292.0 90% 290%, cash, a 90a 90% a 91a 91% 491%, | do, new, 72 a 73; Virginia sixes, consolidated rT Piet Pa He, 8,000 lbs. of Colorads, at Me., 25 bales of Caperat ‘Moe. | Water rent and interest, $2,034. Bureau of City 100 ©, ©, fo WERK be Strict good ordinar, Ole Ibs. of unwashed fleece, &000 Ibs. of unmerchanta: | Revenue—Market rents and fees, cellar and house regular, Harlem at 115 a 114 a 1134110, cash, | bonds, 42 a 48; do, sixes, deferred scrip, 8 a 11; 7 @ 111, regular, Lake Shore at 77 regular, | North Carolina ex cowpon, 25 a 28; do., funding, | iy, hs ot DOG 76}, cask and regular, a 74% a 73, cash, | 1866,16a18; do., do, 1868, 15818; do, special | ,% a 2 WT.WEWRR...bee he a I. of Georgia, 396 bales of Cape sheepskins and | rent and interest on bond and mortgage, RA all on Brien, ne term, Bureau of Collection of Assessments—. Wuiseny.--Receipts, ¢ market was rather more quiet Pe ained the samen cals 10 bate ot | for street opeaings and improvements and interest, rie 875, cash, a 74% 075, regular, C. Cand I. ©. at 22 4 | tax, 100 14; Missouri s1xes, 85 9 80; do., Hannibal a : |e at 9c, We note sales of 10) bbis. of alco- | $858, saapenaidten short. be Neen cctee 2334, cash, & 2344 0 23%, regular. Rock Island at 91%¢ | and St. Joseph, 80 a 86; South Carolina sixes, 10; aye leon Dock and slip rent—$11,400, Department of = ' Tegular, 2 908 01} 4 893, cash and regular; a 89a | do., new, January and July, 10014, cy DOMESTIO Mé MAREETS, le | Parks—Proceeds of auction a 90%, regular. St. Paul at 35% a 34.033 a 32% a 324 THE WEEK PRECEDING THE PANIC. a bs My: i “ii i “‘ieiasto wr middtt i a ~~ Garresto%, Sept. bas Nf ie ee eee @ 35, cash, @34, regular, Ohio and Mississippi de- In view of the interest throughout the countr: “ seen Ga ware! “4 ing) the: sale Cotton—Almost no demand; price nominal jet res ai — phos from 80 to 29, Wabash irom 46 to 43}4, witha | that will attach to a cotiperipon of the tine iw chic & ry titer 10 at 7 is ‘Novemer, 20 ait ibe Spal ara tee Seni pls Se) ot a ol INTERMARRIAGE BETWEEN BLACKS anD recovery to 45, Hannibal and St, Joseph went | of stocks during the week ending Sep- a RY Fons oo at 14: Match, 100 at ie, Cotton active; middlines, I7ige.; low middlings, 176. + WHITES, from % to 25 and closed at 24, Delaware, Lacka- | tember 20 with the opening, highest, lowest and goig | at WS sf Ne eee Ree baec,’ ertan’ Fe ae ‘Stock, (From the Omaha Republican.) wanna and Western opened at 88, receded to 87. | closing ficures to-day, we present the following ; By | be : y . Robert Townsend, @ Nebraska Probate Judge, 86%, advanced to 87%; and closed at 88. The re- | tavies, For (ne week ending September 20, 1873:— 2% din, eae. sSdaitaee Samide bas: mans Wrovany has recently taken some pains to ascertain, ag far mainder of the quotations will be found elsewhere, Ovening, Highest, Loneest, Ld 3,00 bales ** a 982e., 100 wt 17 5-16e. anny, 100 at 7-lbe.¢ Febru Savannatt, Sent. 50, 1973. | as possible from oMicial sources, the laws in alk Low Closing. . 1 Te stty Ly g PRY ne ae eutae ia) ital a 4 5 iv rd Brads i eM a big tute bart mcr oak | Cotton etine tng, fem migaunes, A Net re- | the States concerning the intermarriage of whites head : ae) {0 toe sc pe At en i mot ta; “Norrolk’ ionic Be it 30 1873. and blacks. The results of his in Show, th ‘of shares to-day:—C., C. and J. ©., 2,160; Rock rt. i We 700 83% 2 LS& MSR 78, 130; Boston, 866, Tor oral, | Cotton quiets middling, 18%4c.; low middlings, love: sch intermarriages are now valid in New York, ; Island, 2,264; Northwestern, 3,310; Oleveland and 106, 87 BSc ou ) do. i bi day ‘ast week, 0583 bales, ‘Thisday | strict ood cl arYs 1 Yeceipis, Set bales | New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Con- ¢ r: d Jaware and Lackawanna, 2,215; he 28% 190 19 Pos 10 74a | last year, Exports—To che rGonil jac coastwise, 401. Sales, { necticut, Pennsylvania, Wis: in, es0ta, ay Ng sie aay sg rm B ee AS | ate? nate enna ont meni gr; | BRT Tek ee ep ie | Setanatama se det, mesa Brie, 4,700; Hannibal and St. ph, 1,660; 2 Pe) x 100 43g | only to note sales of 678 bags Rio, $a ktrrismeo, on Dr | Cotton steady; middtings, eaten midalies, 1855 and the tee al ae Harlem, 2,263; Lake Shore, 8,754; 8. Pant, 8,17 oT BSL BL 10 74%, | vate terms, Messrs, William Scott & Sons report the stock Geet good | ordinary, 14390. Parasiecpoponivirs ic alt en Now York Central, 8,512; Olio and Misstssippi, iy Bie Bike tie. S00 (nies: Savannat 600; Ohattesion, S00, amscon | er ego, N. ¥,, Sept 9) tagutes, Fer tho ig With When a 8,100; Pacific Mail, 4,850; Wabash, 9,200; Union Bae Me? awe tesg 109 mores aiid New York “hae Foca Flour. dul; 1,00 Duis, wt 87°75. for No. 2 atten tue ee 4 Pacific, 4,900, and Western Union, 12,275. ‘The . & S Ione Bye iy @ iguote Rid, ordinary cargoe Baht sib ior amber or winter, #8 88 78 1 aaa ‘fentieman replying eee on + Saad of the day, nctaing tte bore | HAA a Be is nde arse | EO cotati itr SR taeR | wanted svn ad roe ach Jen, Jeon ur lot lot a a be eo al samounted to 7R985 shares. It 8 to be borne iM | N:J, Geutealicvsesss iw" ke agus a* on Sa Taare” “creas de fwareive ay $1 4), bg dor gon ba Dlagk oblast.’