The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1873, Page 5

NEW YORK BERALD, THURSDAY, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A QUIET DAY IN WALL STREET. THE EXCITEMENT SUBSIDED. Dulness in the Stock Market and an Indisposition to Speculate. THE SHYLOCKS OF THE HOUR. Prices ‘at a Point Which Invites Investment and Many Sales for Cash, MONEY EASIER. A Better Feeling All Around---Gold Lower and Unexcited. GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRMER. More Activity in Railroad, State and Other Securities. WALL STREET, } Wepnespay, Oct. 1—6 P. M. The dulness of the Stock Exchange to-day was almost painful in its intensity. The dealings were confined to a few, and it was evident that, outside of these few, there was little inclination among brokers to experiment with the situation. With- out entirely laying bare the skeleton, it is well enough to suggest that the Governing Committce will act pruaently in extending the period of sus- pension of the twenty-fifth rule ior a little while longer—that is, provided the desire still exists to gave the credit of several firms. Such a course Will also tend to keep prices down, and the longer they remain quiescent in the present feverish con- dition of the country the better will it be for the community, Everything is working normally and well, We are recovering slow!y from the effects of the fright, but it requires just as mueh caution in treating THE CONVALESCENCE ag was needed in the disease. Keep down infla- tion; stay prices where they can be measured by intrinsic value; give the market steadiness; let the public see that there 18 an opportunity to profit by low figures; instil confidence; delay every ex- citing contingency as long as possible; procrasti- nate settlements until the tone of the street and the country is firmer; in short, make the Stock Exchange the exemplar of financial conservatism, and the healthiul influence will be felt far and near, Just now there are too many people anxious to “bull” the market; whereas, left to itself, the market would take and keep a position eminently in accordance with existing facts, and preserve a naturalness that would invite confidence. As has been said above, there is nothing in the immediate situation that suggests alarm, but an injudicious slip may precipitate the worst of evils, THE VICTORY so far has been won by “masterly inactivity,” and it ought not to be jeopardized by any rash yield- ing to the behests of impatient speculators, Wall street can afford to wait while the rest of the country is in peril, We grant that there are one or two Shylocks on Broad street—there is no meaner or more appropriate noun-descriptive that can be applied to them—a species of men who wouid steal nuts from a blind cripple and throw him the shells, to whom much of the unsettled mind of the stock brokers may be ascribed; put com- Dination will destroy the power of even such men for evil and teach that in a great trial like the present those who attempt to exact “the pound of flesh’? wiil win for themselves only contempt and an obituary notice that will be a stench in the nostrils of their fellows, Individual greed is never more conspicuously outlined than when in con- trast with the manhood, the patriotism and the unselfishness of an entire community. THE MARKET was devoid of extraordinary interest, although alternately strong and weak. The principal specu- jation was in Lake Shore, Western Union, New York Central, Rock Island and Union Pacific, with a fair distribution of business along the line. The quotations in detail are given beiow, but it may be here noted that Western Union (ell off from 66% to 6634, rose to 6734, receded to 6334, rallied to 66, and closed at 63. Lake Shore declined from 75% to 71%, Tose to 7334, and left offat7l aTl¥y. New York Central sold at 91} a 905 @ 90:4 a 89%, Rock Island at 9% | 9% @ 91 a 8 a& 90 @ 89, Ohio and Mississippi at 29% a 27% @ 28% a 28, Northwest common at 44a 42a 421¢ a 42; preferred at 65 a 66, a 6514 ; St. Paul common At 35 @ 3254'a 333g @ 83, preferred at 57a 56, Erle at 61% 451, preferred at 67 a 693, a 69, Wabash at 4448460 435;845%, Harlem at 111 @ 112%, a 111, Pacific Mail at 833 @ 3134 a 33%, Delaware, Lacka- ‘wanna and Western at 883¢ a 8714 a 88, New Jersey Central at 92 a 903, Panama at 9634 a 95 a 9834, ex- dividend; Union Pacific at 19% a 20 a 18%, C., C.and LC. at 22% @ 2234 a 22%, Hannibal and St. Joseph common at 25 a 2334 a 24, and Pittsburg at 81 a 80. ‘The general market at the close was quict. Much of the business continues to be done for cash, and there is an eVident desire to invest at present figures. NATIONAL BANKS. The question has been discussed in various cir- cles Whether the stockholders of a national bank are individually liable for an assessment on their shares in cage the assets of a broken bank are not suficient to pay its depositors. State bank stock- hoiders are not thus assessable for the safety of depositors, but it may be a source of relief to many who are in doubt concerning the other class to quote toat provision of the National Bank law in regard to individual habiiity, which reads as fol- lows:— The shareholders of any association formed under the provisions Of this act shall be held in- dividually responsibie, equally and ratably, and not one for another, jor a contracts, debts and en- pects of such associations to the extent of he amount of their siock, at the par value thereof, in addition to the amount investedin sach shares. It follows from this that the larger the capital of the national bank the greater the security for the shareholders. F THE GOLD MARKET presented no unusual features, being inactive and Jower. The following were the principal quota- tions of the da; td etd ed = ‘The rates paid for carrying to-day were 6, 7, 1-32, 3, 5 and 7 per cent gotd. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to- day were a8 follows Gold balances... $800,355 Currency balances Lodo: Gross clearances 28} 096,000 OLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchange’ $51,060,006 Currency balances: 4,289) 459 241,044 285,387 (THe UNITED STATES TREASURY, ‘The following are the Treasury balances at the close of business to-day :— + + $3,289,082 n.. wbeye 80,246, 767 Coin certificates s+ 88,035,400 Legal tender notes outstanding, 000,000 Special deposit of legal tenders for the redemption of certificates of deposit. 11,250,000 The reduction of the public debt during the monte of September amounts to 0 $1,001, 000, The receipts from customs were $311,000, The receipts from internal revenue were $205,264. It is said that Comptroller Knox has expressed no opinion as regards the question whether the banks have a legal right to issue certified checks in place of paying out currency, the question not having been brought to his attention. He has, however, ap- proved of the action of the New York banks 1 or- ganizing a Clearing House, on the supposition that it was intended to facilitate a settlement between the banks, and not to apply to individual deposi- tors, so far, at least, as to prevent them from drawing currency from the banks, EXPORTS. The total exports of produce from this port for the week ending yesterday amounted to $6,494,941 mixed values, which is a decrease from last week of $6,377. The exports for the corresponding period of last year were $4,860,213, and for 1871, $6,232,676. The total exports since January 1 this year are $215,168,228, against $166,646,895 last year and $172, 689,653 in 1871, THE FOREIGN MARKET, London advices report consoils and American securities quiet and firm at about the following prices :—Consols for money, 92% a 9234; consols for account, 9254; 1865'S, old, 94% a 95; 1867's, 9544 @ 95%; ten-forties, 90% a 91; new fives, 91% & 91%; Erie, 43%. The new French loan is quoted ata premiom of 747% percent. The bullion with- drawn trom the Bank of England to-day amounted to £149,000, At Paris rentes were active during the day and towards the close became buoyant and advanced to 56f. 45c. American securities at Am- sterdam and Frankfort were steady. A despatch after the close of businessin London announces that the £149,000 withdrawn from the Bank of Eng- land to-day is to be shipped to Canada, THE MONEY MARKET. Money to-day has been handled more freely, and at lower rates towards the close of business. At the beginning loans were made at 3 @ % per cent, but finally the rate declined to7 per cent. Green- backs were sold at a premium of 2 and 3 per cent for certified checks, the purchases being made tor the South and West. A perceptibiy better feeling prevails in the market incident to the receipt of encouraging news from Chicago ‘and other cities, and the apparent unlocking everywhere of hoards, Foreign exchange was firm and in good demand. Prime sterling was quoted at 107% for sixty days ana 109 for short sight. Next to prime, sixty-day bills were selling at 1073¢ a 10734; commercial bills about 10634 a 10724. GOVERNMENT BONDS were active, and closed firm. The issues of 1865, 1867 and 1868 all advanced irom 3 tol per cent. We quote :—Registercd, 1881, 11134 a 112)4; coupon do., 113; five-twenty do., 1862, 107; do. do., 1864, 108 a 10834; do, do., 1865, 109 a 10934; coupon, 1865, 111% a 111%; do., 1867, 1133¢ a 118%; do., 1868, 11234; ten-lorties, registered, 10734; do., coupon, 107%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES. ‘This market showed somewhat more of activity, old Tennessees advancing from 73 to 74, but de- clining to 72, Missouri sixes sold at 86. Virginia consols declined irom 44}, to 43};. The latest bids were as fotlows:—Tennessee sixes, old, 73; Vir- ginia sixes, old, 35; do. sixes, new, 40; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 43%; do, sixes, deferred scrip, 1; North Carolina sixes, old, 22; do., funding act, 1866, 17; do., do., 1868, 17; do., special tax, 10; South Carolina sixes, April and October, 26; Missouri | gixes, 8534; do. sixes, Asylum or University, 84. RAILROAD BONDS. A good and encouraging business was done in railroad bonds, Umion Pacific firsta, sold at 72a 10% a 7144; land grants at 65 a 64, ex interest; in- comes at 54; Rock Island sevens, at 98; Erie third, at 96; Ohto ana Mississippi, sinking fund, at 68, and Boston, Hartford and Erte, first, at 2234 a 23. ‘The following were the latest bids :— Dew Dern CU U's, % 89 Tol & Wab 2d m.. Erie 2d mi i's) 79. ‘ol & Wab con ‘con Gi West Istm %. Gt Western zd m, ‘45. Morris & Essex Ist Morris 4 Essex :d in. Nu Cen Ist m, new Pattee W & Chic Lb Pitts,rt Wa Chic 3d Oley & Pitts sam Ohio slisscon 8 Cen raciue goia bds... 93 Union fac ist m bas... ty a 4 St P ist a a, 8aP bio Alt & Tht am 4 8tP 7's, gold, RD 70 Uel, Lien & W 7's, com. 99 To, Peoria &'War, KD. 75 ‘Vol'& Wab Jetm ex... Bott,H &E ist in'7's.. 22 Tol & Wab istm, StL 80 Cedar F & Minn le: m.. 73 THE COTTON MARKET. On ’Change to-day cotton was In moderate re- quest at 4sc. per lb, improvement in prices, both for “spot’? and ‘future.” Flour was in better demand and rather firmer. Wheat advanced from lc. to 2¢, per bushel under @ good demand. Corn, to the contrary, was dull, and prices favored the buyer. HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following were the opening, highest and low- est prices of the day:— ing. Highest. Lowest. Atlantic and Pacific pfd.. 16 16 164 ¢ Bos., Hartiord and brie. 1% 2 1% Chicago and Northwest. 44 4434 42) Co Hy Se and N’west.pid.. 65 6034 65 Rock Js'd and Pac., 00x 1 88 c Me, andl. C......0.04+ 22% 2236 bers Lack, and West. 83} 873g American Express. 533g 5339 United States Express 5539 55 61% 670 2 = ak 19 24 236 Han, and St. Joseph, pi : 8 83 83 Lake Shore TSM TAN Mil. and St. Paul. 30 82% Mil. and St. Paul, 67 56 New York Centra 914g 90 New Jersey Central. 92 92 9236 Obio and Mississippi. 2936 201% 27% Pacific Mail...... 338% 314 Panama, 9635 95 Toledo, W 4336 Union Paci 20 18%4 Western Union ‘ei. 67% 63 MEMORANDA, The earnings of the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Railroad and their Belleville branch show a dividend of 3 per cent, already earned, on their preferred stock. The bonded debt of the road is a little more than $6,000,000, The 2)¢ per cent coupons on $9,000,000 Union Pacific land grant bonds are being paid to-uay. The coupons of the first mortgage bonds of the Central Pacific Railway Company (San Joaquin Valey) will be paid on and atter to-day. The coupons of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Railway first mortgage bonds due October 1, and also those of the Danville. Urbana, Bloomington and Pekin Railway, are likewise being paid. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ‘Wednesday, Oct. 1—10:15 A. M. US 6's, r, '81. 2} ‘ fiona Os ¢ sae roo ntas H™ iy 7 SSS o's HB Pia) 3 L113 WOO US'Bas cute. 58 Ht TOW) US Bai,¢, ‘isin 1 10 A, M.—Before Call. 80 shs West UnTel..c 664% 37 © nes Neve 601 B shaN XC & H RR.c nie 40 0. wy do. 100 do. 10 do... vo do. 200 Go. 10) do. 400 do lu Wo. 100 do, ‘®) Pac M tu do. 10) do 400 do... 7 NJ Con RR. 135 L ba MS Ki 00 es 100 10 do. 100 do c TO) Weir ¢ 4 Birst Board—10:30 A. M, S1iwOTenn O's old. 7 100 sha Un Fac RR. WO.ccw DOT BD do iu fits 6) 86 S00) Brie Ad im,....v88 96 1000y Un RK stim... 72 ‘H0 do. i 5000 do ae 11000 do. s 7h 1000 iM 1000, , a 100 do. 1% 10 ri x 65 + OF 4 190000 ART & "8. 98 1000 BW Ast. Bate TUNO AM cod KES 8S B5shs U: aon Bank... 134 100 Con Coal 42 #0 Des & 1 Catial. ‘be 108 uD ways 108% Dec BY © Ess = BAO dor..: 10000 US £20) 17, ¥65, 10000: U 8 6's, cur.... ‘si 4 BOC aN WRI, wo JNJ Con RR.. 7 io i Ren’ % ‘Sar RR: WUC, & 1 ORR. 2. 10) Del, L&W KR. 300 do. °- 10 shs Del & HM Canal 6 Ainerican Coal.b 2130 to 3 P. M. 4 300shs Un Pac KR...c 18% ib WON WRR, a2 300 do... lw Erie RR pret 45 Harlem KK. 200 ao. OLOSING PRICES—3 O'OLOOK P. M Western Union. 6234. 633 Ut ‘ Quickniver 2218 "a S18 Bien quicksilver pis: 38 L&W... Un Pac.. Eittabui ha&y Gh EN W pei. NJcen.. =e nt A 23 &: + bePpeee HES RRAEBE: x Ngee $28 soe a Zi me Uy Cal ee COMMERCIAL REPORT. —+—_ Cotton Quiet, but Firmer=—Flour Stead- fer—Wheat lc. a 2c. Better—Corn Easier—Oats Firmer—Pork Nominal— Lard Easy—Groceries Quict and Steady—Petroleum Dull and Nominal— Naval Stores Firmer—Freights Were Steady—Whiskey Dearer. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 1—6 P. M. There was a very decided improvement in eom- mercial circles to-day, and the mercantile pulse, ay shown throughout commercial marts, beat more regularly than at any previous time these two or three weeks past. Business was more animated and more untrammeiled; a decided improvement in foreign exchange enabling shippers to move their produce with greater tacility, and on an altogether more satisfactory vasis. An immense amount of wheat was tendered on Octo- ber contracts, and in the majority of cases it was accepted, arrangements having been previously made to effect {ts speedy trans- portation across the ocean. In some cases arrange- ments could not be made, and a settlement was effected on terms satisfactory alike to buyer and seller. On ‘Change business was not active, but there was a decided improvement in feeling and considerable increase in the volume of business, Flour was quiet, but firm, and lines could not be purchased on as satisfactory terms to the t was firmer and in better in- quiry, though the market was not active, owing mainly to the fact that the exporters had all they could do to attend to the delivertes on their October contracts, Corn was dull and the turn easier. Oats were indemand and higher. Whiskey was active and dearer. Pork was nominal. Lard was steady. Cot- ton was quiet atan advance of ev. per Ib, both for spot and future. “Groceries remained quiet, but without noticeable change in value. Petroleum was neglected and entirely nominal. Naval stores, under a better demand, vas. slightly tirwer. PER. Hons, but prices were steady at the late reduced figures Nalos wore reported of 1,90) bags, &x Red Wing, at Balu more, and 1.09) bags 0x Aquidneck, at do.. both on pri- Luac Shore vate terms. We quote :—Rio, ordinary cargoes, 2c. a Wye, tate a a Ue. good cargoes, aac 21 2o.: ex: rgoes, ray a oon and dit. bags), 240. ase. jae (rass imats) Of Ne de. pore, do, 2le, a Be. ; HS: ie van 2dge. a Bdge 2 ng: Savanitia, ic. « 226.; Ouracoa, ay to W days’ credit. Corroy.—Under a better demand for “spot' cotton, prices favored the seller, and prices were advanced | rib. For forward Gelivery the. market was quict ‘at c. improvement in Tene '€ quote = nds, Alabama, New Orleans. Texas. 14% 14y 14% 16%, 16) Ty a 1s in He i Ws ity mela bated vu conog ip lor fuming | he market continued quict for all descrip- | | Pe otk quota December. Card OCTOBER 2, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. quality not more than bait @ grade apove or below the Grade quoted. The sales wore Export.. ‘ ou8 2.570 \ieiy (bans low middling) the sales have mn as follows ay evening, uiter three o’cloe Ootober, 300 at 17: i 1LSde. 5 Pash at 17 9320," 4 October, 100 go at I Tide. at i7 at 1 Tir 3ue a0 wi TT $160.4 feel ber, ho at 17! e.. 20 at 17 18-320., [dy 8 7" 7-166. 17 13-32e.; Des iSite. 100 9t, Laer) 100 S 177. uary, wt atiiige, 300 at 17 17 $-¢,,'20 a 186 Toa Exchange—100 No 01 "row “5,400 bales, Grand ‘etal 6,500 Rena The 8 Ae the various ports were as follows: er yeston, New Orlean: i, sonia, fal Sav: ah, 2,004; Charleston, 1,486. ington, N «By gs Nortolk: 1108; Halumore, 4 43 New ¥ orks ok ay, Toul, les. day wee! Miss a a be year, 4,833. ‘f ¥LOUR AMD Gratn.—Receipts—Flour, 18,166 bbls. ; wheat, $51,616 bushels: corn, 6208 do: corn Jueal, I 125 bbls ‘and 220 bags; oats, 12,975 614 do. ; barley, Bteido, “ios our marker wan Arh ‘antier » sucders Hiqmry, and lines of extras were held a tritie deurer, The sales since our last foot up about 13,600 bbis., at prices within the range of the subjoined « swotatons ‘Corn meal Was ip better demand aud he sales were UU bbis., ineluding Marsh's caloric at $3.40, fancy Western ni $360 and Brandywine at $390, free on board. W 1S, i 69 even. o. STARS} Round hoop Ohi, stiippliig’ brand Found nd hoop Ohio, trade brands. eepoe soc lexiceiesecsot FES SSS SESESESHESLSSSEESEESS © BE, Louis; elioiee double ext BE Louie Hatin, ce doable rete ees te~ SEESTSIESE, pereeee Foo cee Cog cee: ESSSRSus: Bre Boe meres £2 merce = rs 3 Pi arl, + Untanen spring, ihe market cl at about $142 tor Chicago and $1 43 for Milwaukee. | Oc: tober contracts were settled at these 8. The sales Were about 170,00) bustici, nt $136 >a $1 AU Jor No, Supring, $1 40 a $1 42 tor No, 2 Chicago, $144 No.2 Wauked, $1 0 for No, to $1 68 tor eotion red winwer $10.8 $1 61 tor good do, $163 for amber. Corn was dull And easier; the sales were confined to about 50,000 bush- Cla at coke, tor wari mixed, Ole. & Wee. oF good to choice gait, ‘mixed; 68c. tor high mixed. yellow and white Western—the market clos! mixed. Outs were lc. dearer and {0Ot up about 12AWO bushels; At Sue, for mixed In store, S2c, @ d1C. for do. aliout, boc. &@ S64¢c, tor white. Kye re- mained quiet and unchanged; held at Yc. for old and Sic. tor new Western, Barley remaiued dull and entirely nominal. Feep.—The market was follows :—$24 a 925 for 100 middlings, sa $24; 80 Ibs. os No. 2 do., $2 Or No. 1 iced, $24.4 $22; 20 ibs: on mediumde., or No. 2do., $21; rye do,, $22 a $45; ground do. meal, $21 a $22 per ton. Fuxicurs.—There was but little accomplished in the way ot berth treights to-day, but rates remained about the same. there was a brisk demand tor vessels adapt to the grain trade, rates tor which were slightly irregu- he engagements were:—Io Liverpool, by seam, cheese at £0s., 200 tierces o: bee! ats, For mmodation 13344. was asked and 13d. bid. By bushels of grain at 124d. To London. by steam, 5,000 bushels ol grain at 16d. ‘To Bristol, by steam, 10 do., via Cardiff 78 hnds. of 7 OW) boxes cheese at Ts, 200 bbl: of tour at $s. To Glasgow, by steain, 96,000 bushels of grain (part tor future shipment), at 13d. ; 200 boxes cheese wt Sus. ; and 300 bbls. four até. To Ant erp, by rail, 25 hnds. of tobacco, at 60s. To Rotterdam, by steani, 1,00 bbis, apples o'n private terme The “charters in cludes—An Austrain bark, hence to Cork tor orders to the United Kingdom, 3,4) quarters grain at 10s. and £15 gratuity: au italian ‘bark hence same voyage, 3,400 quarters do., at 10s; an Austrian bark, 300 quarters grain, hence’ same voyage and rate; an Austrian bark, (relet), 2 oO A mR TEE oe: pa ome voyage and rate, short OO quarters do. same =e oath ff juity; an Ital- tin “bark to. arrive grelep, M508 quarters grain sume voyage, a ‘and £10 gratuit, silnitian bark’ Wenge: samie'voyacer 30 ‘quarters grain, at Jos; an Ttalian bark (relct) heuce: "sume voy, quarters grain, and £i0 gratuity; a Britis fence satu voyage. ¢; Aum) quarters grain, at Ls. dd, bark Yquarters of dow hence’ azine lorweainn tare (alosst last erent (ame, at o7c. for sail, The toe with cperent cores s bre abs ee sy A S re, bark, {SM quarters grain, hence same voyage aud rate; a British brig, hence to Cadiz, tor orders to a Spanish port, 8000 cases of refined peiroleum, at or About Se. 5a British nig hens. to the Rfo Grande, with 100 pois: of ent, and back with general cargo, at 8 Jump sum of $3,310 Koll, and port charges, an Italian bark, hence to Naples, with ids. Of tubacco. on private terms; an Italian rig, hence to Matermo, 5800 canes of refined petroieuns, on private terms. jOLASses.—Market very quiet. Nothing doing ina whoiesale way and the jobbing trade ummportant. We append tormer quotations, as follows centritugal and mixed, 26. « 250; do, muscovado, retining, $c, a 876: o., grocery, Porto fico, Se. a 65cr; Kingllal islands, 30e a + New Orleans, 6Uc. a 90c. Naval Srores.—Under a better demand tor spirits of turpentine the inarket ruled a shade firmer. Sales were reported of 30 bbls, i lots, at 40c., und 100 Dbls. at 40}4c,, closing with holders eicraag aging the higher prices. Rosin continued in fair cemand and strained was a trie firmer—quoted at $2 80 a $2 85 for ordinary to good. We heard of sales of Laon boise straiea at $4 8), 60 bbis. do, at $2 85 and § bbls. ot No.1 at $3250 $3 00. Tarand pitch were peglected and quoted nominally steady. Pyrnoueos.For refined the iarket conuinued dull and entirely nominal: quoted, at 16%¢. for frat halt of month, 163¢, for last halt of do., and 4 l6%4c. for Roveubers ‘thers: ware ho buyers at these Secree Lacs yesterday 2,500 bbls. sold, tor prompt delivery, at I64;c. Drude in bulk was rather easier, with {ales reported ‘ot 3,000 bbIs., for early delivery, at Sic, Cases were quoted Nominally at 2le. a 21gc., tine hig) ighgr price tor smail lots. Naphtha quoted at lc. tor city, The Philadelphia mar- Ket was duli and nominal, with refined quoted at I6c. tor this month and 15%c. tor November, At the vil pro- ducing point the market was reporied dull and nomina'. Puovisions.—Receipts—Pork, 375 bee, 51 pack: Cincats, Li do. lard. 861. bbis, ‘ana tierees. Stock oi pors this date ---47 288 bbls. of which 2430 6 tre old ures ‘The inarket for, mess pork, continued dtl We have only to note sales 0! 400 bbls. at $17 cash. Bacon Wasquiet, but fnnly held, at the recent improvement. Sales were reported of 150 boxes of long clear at 8c. nd 69 boxes of lizht Englist he arrivals were light and pri at Mee. Dresses ices, in consequence, were firmer, quoted at at Oiyc. a Sc. tor extra heavy to marker pigs, Beet sigck this date, 1sugs packages, of which 13,097 are old. The market continued quiet, wih transactions confined to small jobbing low, aguregating about 45 packages, at prices within the ratige of the ay. pended quotations as follows :—Piain mess extra do Dbis. $108 $11 90; prime mess tietces, $7 4 $20; India do. ti enges, nbd. Beet heros sree quiet and unchanged. owed at $13 a $26, as extremes tor common Southern to choice Western. Cut meats were only in moderate request and not essentially changed in heard of sales ot:—25,000 bb 8. of, pick do. value. " at He bac ‘nd 220 do-hams,, medium averages, Lards:—The market tor Western Was quietand’ a shade easter, closin @ 87-6. fo1 Getober and ssye. for November. "The sales embraced <= Si) tlerces, spot, at $87 16c. 2000 do. for October at 87-1 780 do. tor city lard was quiet, We have only to Tote sales of 100 lerces of prime at Size. an.—There Was a moderate inquiry tor raw sugar, but ‘without leading to any consi lerable. transactions. Prices remained steady on the Cc. @ Sc. for fair ETgood renining.. We Rave only tonote tales of S63 hide of good Muscovado at, Be. an boxes of centritugal jout material change in price, is ae in light request. We quote :—Ci ing, inferior to common, Te. AT %4C.5 to prime, Sige. a Shac, fe. ; prime to cholce, boxes, 549c + mel on ic. a 8%4c.; centrifugal, ‘molasses, hlids. and boxes, . a bc, Havana—Boxes, Dutelt @7%C. ; d0., 10 to 12, Se. a 84, don. 18 to is, 88ce. 4 tbs white, 9c. a1 Refining, common to prime, 7c. a Bi ery, jair to ae e, os Ge. a %, Brazil—Dutch standard, son 8to 5 2, hia rt & TMC. i og Rico java—Dutch standard, Nos. 10 Site. ‘Manila Superior aud extra superior, 70. “Rick—Trade continued moderate in a jobbing ith Ley! ruling steady. ‘ihe sales foot up 3# tierces of Caro- ina at Sc. a 94e., 75 bags of Patna at 7}yc. a 7c. and 20) bays of Rangoon at tyc. a ic. Sreauixe.—The general market continued guict, bat steady, We note sales of le pereee of choice at 830. TaLLow was steady and in mode y tai The sales tat 100,000 Ibs. of prime at 8¢. and 40,000 Ibs. c. of outside at 7c. a 7%c. af 016 bbis. The market was quiet, but firm eth Is, at 90. and YY bbls. at $1, al, bbls. of alcohol on private terms. ess DOMESTIC MJ MARKETS, 1; ri sro. Yt Spun x6 bale 3, ho ice. et receipts, ales. 1b,349, oe New Onueans, Oct. 1, 1873, Cotton nomi Sales, 53. Stoe! Cotton—Demand good; middlings, 17: low mid- dlings, 17 ; strict good ordinary, 164¢. ; ordinary, Ibe. a ibe, “Net argent, SIS bales; gross, 1,124. ioe 1ovu. Stock, 23,679 oe sary fair demand; middiings, 15i40.. es i bales Stock, 1873. middiare i, strict good ordinary, Lige, Bxports coastwiso, 180. Savaxnan, Oct 1, (a7. Cotton ree firm; middlings, 16%c. ceipts, 4,69 1,099. Exports COnstWis6, Lt Stock, My CHARLESTON, Oct. 1, 1873. Cotton firm, asking full rates; middlings, 16c.. Net 18, 1,436 bales. xports coastwise, 4,01." Sales, 100. Stock, 7,98. Osweeo, N. ¥., 0 t 1, 1873, Flour steady; sales of 1,000 bbis. ‘at’ $7'75 for’ No. 1 spring, $875 for ber winter, e tor white winter, $lv 2 tor double extra. Whi sales of car lots uiet | No. | Milwaukee club at $i ‘Corn quiet at 6c. a Be. Barley dull; prime Canada held at , buyers gras $l 8. Or meal lower bolted $1. s, Nobbe ited $1 percwt Millfeed unchanged; shorts $17, shipstuffs ais, tniddtings $20 per ton. Canal freights—Wheat 8'c., bar: ley, 7c. to New York: iumber, $325 to the tludson, 4 2 to New York. | Kailroad freights—Flour to Phila delphia and Boston, 60c.; to New York, Suc, ; #20, Keceipts—13,6) bushels ot barley, ber. Shipmrents—1,60) bbls, of flour, 2 ley, 1,626,000 feet of lumber. The grain afloat on Canal trom Butfato und Oswego for ude water yesterday al noon, as near as can be ascertained, was 3,569,000 bushels wheat, 585,000 do. corn, 19,600 do. dats, 67,600 do, bariey and 73,30 do. rye. : Curcaco, Oct 1, 1878 Flour quiot amd unchanged ; bayers holdibg off, \t active and hy eee les of No I spring at $105; No. Jo., 8LOL cadh oF Octuser, $1 06 November’ Nos dos Fejested, 8c, Corn active: sales of No, 2 mixed at cash or Octover; tle. November; strictly fresh, 3 elected, 3c. Uats active and higher; 2c. bid tor ». 2oash or October, B24c. tor Noteubbin'y relected aie.) white, Rye quiet and unchanged at 60c, a 6k ior Ng. 2 "Barley ‘active and higher, at $1 3) Tor Non for No; S spring. Provisions thactive bat firmer, sh for round lots, $13 a $13 26 ard steady at The. "an bull meats, nothing ‘aotny s. Freights—Corth, to. Burtala, 765 ie. Recelpts-—6.00) Dla. fon, 184, {00 do. corn, 34,080 do. oats, 3:00) do. barley, Sttipments—4,000 bbls, cash or December, Tukey ‘steady wheat, to Kings- doo bushels wheat do. rye and 17,000 flour, 87,000 bushels it Sogn do Dar ToLeno, Oct. 1 Wheat dat; No, 2 white Wabas rey on wt 1 36, geen: at 1 “ 1 45, Ni ‘0. 2 red $1 M545; No- ers Bh & born uit! aed cea ‘Be. : ovember, 58) low. mixed, Sats trade bet: ter; sales’ of 9.2 ALS I¢e. Treights—to Buituie Seen te. uh se a Be. eceip oe Rin Howie Boob 4 BcgeR 2.000 do. gate | Ship bbls flour, 26,000 bushels wheat, at, 12,000 do, Oct. Ty 187% Lake ang rajt tnopriomPios 1L80) bbIs; Wheat Bacen ats ton ee 44,000 do. corn, 20,000 do, oats ley. | $14,500. ss, Tato ane corn, 218,734 oa do.; rye, "ts es mal : shiptentaeroa 2 bole chia 70 bi Dy 145,504 Jail e OE LS jon & Canal ai aaa ae gerne c.; corn, 10) Grain market continues aulf and heavy. ¢ andjhoarded. Ngdisposition to operate mant- 1 small lots Mitwa: spring wheat 1 35: 500 bushel ; two-rowed Sta. 000 bushels high mixed Toledo corn, 0. No. 2 corn, part to arrive, 60c., cur- rency, Balance unchanged. Witmixeton, N, C., Oct. }, wi. Rpirite tarpemting: firm ai = Rosin steady; strais ned, 2 SO tor No. 1. nupe se, stead a 0 for ha: @ for yellow dip. ro vrs heage ae at EUROPEAN MA MARKETS, egret Moxey Marxet.—Lonpom, Oct. 1—12 30 P. M.—United States ive twent ‘bonds, 1867"s, 9534 ; new shares, 42%. 1 2 PM —Erie Ratl- Aves, 914. see way M.—The amount of bullion with. rh; drawn trom'the ‘bank ‘of England on balance ay 18 £149,000, Erie Raalway shares, 4534-° Paris despatches quote rentes at Sit. Sc. 4:30 P. Pasneront, Goumsh “Paasmront, Oct, 1.—United States five-twenty bonds, 96% for the issue of I Livauroot, Buxapsturrs Manxer.—Livaarool, Oct. 1— 7:30 P. M. Sd. per quarter. Propuck Manat —Lonpom, Oct. 1—Eyen- Loxpox ing’ Lingoad oll, £38 0 $58 88. per ton. Spirits turpentine, 'S 6d. per ew Bi fixrwrar Fropuce sanx er. —AntweRr, Oct, 1—Petro- r puro a 1 Gonto MARKEE LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1—12:30 Pp. uplai ordinary, shipped Setober" ‘and Th ig fem iddling ,wplands, Gling Orieans, 93d. a 9%4d. Sales 1 3,000 for speculation and ex 1s —BSales of up- lands on the basis of good ordinary, ahipped No November and December, at 8%. 4:80 P. Pibo pales were Amncricans “Bales of uplands on the bass of low middlings, deliverable November, at 94. TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, am square and New Bowery. Chath: ax er cent — on all same | from $5,000. ON EY ITED ON OR BORO UCTOCER 20, wite DATE INTEREST WOM ROFOREE, L HA LL, President. J. " COUPER Secretary. Caances D. Bartey, Treasurer. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with best companies, J. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadwa A WHONEX 70 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, seoftys term of Years. In sums from $5,000 ‘on New York improved Property ; private peieer Pi ferred; no bonas. CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 9 Pine street, _ . ae TRAE & BAZLEY, BROKERS, ted BROAD- + way.—Stock and gold drivite vileges ful full lained, with practical illustrations, in circular, wi re Glreular mailed to any address, Pull tatorm application. GOOD AND SAFE INVESTMENT—SRCURITIES on Real kstate, amounting to about $35,000, for sale, ata rate giving 12 per gent pe rannum interest; margins $130,000. y Adress box 4767 Post office, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Polici MOGRE Ns 0 other Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with best companies. J. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. ANKING HOUSE OF F. R at eos & €O,, 80 Broadway, New. York. wing survived the dis- astrous events of the late Danie with unimpaired facilt- ties, we Inviie new accounts subject to check at sight, also speculative accounts, tor which we will carry stocks on margins, Syndicates are forming, according to our usual plan, for those who desire to take limited risks. Explanstory, circulars on application. Claims on the Union Trust Company purchased for cash, SHERWIN & CO, Box CITY SEVEN PER CENT WATER BONDS, interest and nines 1 payable in this city, for sale cheap by DANIEL A. MOR. 40 Wall street. D* 823, TO-DAY. The Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company, chartered by the United 8 Noss Bleecker sree New Yor ‘over $4,000,000. Assets J. W. ALVORD, fe tees g. W. STICKNEY, Acti XM SPERRY, General iduspector L HARRIS Send tor circular JOHN J. Manager. nCastier. LEXANDEE “PROTHINGHAM & ni GOMPANY Of ize incorporated compa! ‘ke investme: ior reapitaliss and others in jannutacturing Peepoubbe ta individ ata Yesynent offe inducements respectfully Jollehed: Pomesstae long experience: and hi aving estab- lahed some very. large concerns together with access and acquaintance with captialists in various sections of this country ‘and Hurope, we are justined in believing our fucilities for commanding capital for permanensin- ‘yestment are not excelled. ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, 112 and 114 Broadw: able connec! MANUFACTURING FIRM WISHES TO EMPLOY its smpie § spare caries! by,eda! adding to it some profit- ticle akin to ful | jue Colors, Brushes or an: paring ar- it Sas. preferred, A‘ with, M. 1 box 3,373 Post office. PARTNER WITH $10,000 WANTED—TO EXTEND A. frst clagg, lucrative manufactaring basiness, in thie city, without risks; a Pike earane ‘opporti dress COMMERCE, box MAN WANTED—WITH A SMALL CAPITAL, TO take an interest ing well extablished ‘paying busl- ies to be extended; no rlak. Address 5. R., 32 Reade st, A PARTY, Wi THOROUGHLY UNDERSTAND RES. taurant busine: can make very tavorable ar- Fangements In Ars clase downtown place; only mod- erate capital required. 8. E, H, VANDYKE, 16) Broadway. _ A.” apprmionan carrrat PROCURED for merchants, manufacturers and others; exchanged for busin estate: 4 minin rties, tinted, “Persons with capital. secking business advised of 1o., bankers, treet ben GRINGS CARLETON t CO., "nancial ‘and’ B Business Agents, 98 Broadway. Bg AND deta alt? f MANAGEMENT OF« fered a party investing 9 in @ manufacturin, business, in rooeestul operation in tits city; real estat and factory paid for from profits of the business, Addi- tional capital required to fill accumulating orders. Apply. to GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., 9 Broadway. AWS OR SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED—WITH' 00% in manufacturing business, we (apr promis t Jor past three years to September, 1873, average nearly 30 per ‘with above additional capttal cam be increased to ior 45: Investigation invited; unexcep- Honable references given and required (Aad ress, for one. week, SOUND LEGITIMATE BUSINESS, box 121 Herald BERLIN FIRM, WHOSE REPRESENTATIVE IS just now sojourning in this city, wishes to get the ageiicy of some good American houses tor their European trade. Please addregs letters to Bush's Hotel, room 17, Hoboken, N. J. A LADY OR GENTLEMAN WANTED—TO FURNISH $2,000 for a theatrical enterprise, under the direc- tion of an experienced manager, from which Se) can be realized this winter. Call to-day at 33 Latayette place. A HALF INTEREST IN AN ESTABLISHED BUSI- ness. paying $40 per week, to a reliable man with $600. Address B. G., box 12 Heral A “GENTLEMAN WITI $2,500 CAPITAL WOULD like to Invest in some respectable bumness where Capital and services would make a. fair living. Address with full name and particulars, ARTHER WHITMAN, Herald Uptown Branch office. USINESS OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY.—A live man, with $5,000, can secure an interest in dusiness in Chicago: '& tare chance: best references ivenand required. Address, with real name, M. Vi. 0x 106 Herald office. e es SALE—ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN A VERY vaiuabie Patent. For particula: dress B. H., box 142 Herald office. ARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE AN INTEREST in an established Manufacturing Business, with goods Profits, monopoly and unlimited sales, will please ad- dress: MANUFA\ URER, Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH A FEW THOUSAND dollars, to manufacture several improvements, which bring over 100 per cent. A good man, who means good, profitable business, much wanted éverywhere, Please address T. R., Herald offte ‘pasnEr WANTED—850,000 OR $100,0.—WANTED, ‘@ partner, active or special, in the stock commission pusiness, by au old and experienced member of the New York Stock Exchange. Address R. J., Herald office. PxecuTORS FUNDS TO Li AN, i ain TO 4 only on first class private dwellings, for five ye: Principals address on New York cit, roperty onl, EXECUTOR, pox sib Post once. me eee © by aath STATE MONEY TO LOAN—ON PRIVATE DWEL- 1; lings or Store Property; good First and Second Mortgages bought and sold; New York only. GEORGE B&. WALTON, ‘No. 54g Pine street. (WYNNE @ DAY, NO. 16 WALL STREET, BUY AND sell on commission, for or on time, Railroad Stocks, Bonds and other Securities. ND MORTGAGEE WANTED— & HOWE, te 53g Pine ttreet. ‘ASKINS @ BRAINE, BROKERS, 11 BROAD street.—Small lots Lake Shore, Rock Island, Ohio, Union Pactic, f sale for cash. Stocks and Gold bought and sold on privileges—a specialty—enabling any one with smail pital to speculate sacely. Explanatory circulars mailed. {pugs AND “CALLS.”—$i0 TO. $100 WILL secure these privileges on stocks. No risk operat- ing in Wall street on this plan. Many of these contracts during the panic paid several thottsand dollars promt, and all be y honored by the inakers. Explanatory Cireuiars matied ot application | orders executed on margin. &£ Cu,, Bankers and Brokers, = Wall street, New 2's rk. SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Good Second Mortgages, trom $5,000 to $20,000, on city improved Real Estate. NDAR & LAWRENCE, 90 Pine street BONDS AND OTHER SECURI- 4) fice made at auction every Monday and Thurada; Exchange = on other days niet one day iesrooms, No. 111 Broadway ar ‘our es’abitshed custom 31 OOLAY & © EY 0., No, 43 Pine street. U* AVINGS BAN Non, Reand 393 Canal street, corner Laight street. | Open daily, 10 to 3, and Nondav evenings, 9 to 7. million dollars. nd fifty thousand doliars. wed. Money deposited on or terest from October 1. N. T. HAINES, President. s Cuarin, Treasurer. Anwoug, Secretary PO ELLERY, Stock and Bond Broker, road street and 64 Exchange place, upon reopenine of the Exchange wil buy aad. ell, for cush or upon opts JE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON PRIVATE PROP- erty in this city and Brooklyn; also to buy ‘first second and leasehold mortzag ARO eS DeaviTT, 54 Wall street. Wasirocrnon ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON vainabie Real Estate at Montclair, N. J., for 3 or 5 years. Address JEKSEY, Heraid office. W ANTED— 815.000 ¢ ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON three brown stone houses, $5,000 on each, for which a liberal percentaze will be paid. ‘Principals or their at- forneys need only address M. &. J. Herald Brooklyn Branch office, corner of Boerum street and Fulton av. $ JENERAL Tattle tt! CIRCLE TO Lucca, Mu and T: Ope Pent the tira Monday, 0 Oeraber 6 rand Opera House. —JHREB SECOND MORTGAGES, $6,000, 4 $8,500 0n brown stone. fronts uptown; tak Souk ocat ‘ bonus. Address C. BUR- LING, 267 Broad $98.00 000 Fok, BOxB, AND MORTGAGE AND for.second Mortgage, New York city: $80,000 for first class Brooklyn, BaitEES LES, 56 Wall street. $400. 000 ) TO LOAN, THURSDAY, IN SUMS TO suit, on New York and Brookiyn proved Real Estate. Wesichester Mort; Pp .E, WILLIS, Montauk Insurance Company, 163 Broad- way. COPART: [NERSHIPS, HE COPARTNERSHIP HITHERTO EXISTING BE- tween the undersigned, under the style and firm of G. Millar & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Gilbert Millar’ assuming the settlement of ll claims against said concern. MILI £ J MAZE, Dated New Yorr, Oct. 1, 1878. ——~-ee PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT. WASHINGTON, Oct. 1, 1873. The following is a recapitulation of the public debt statement :— DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN, Bonds at 6 per cent. Bonds at 5 per cent. DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY. Certificates of indebtedness at 4 per CODE). 00055 be siesvdd oboe ws . $678,000 Navy Pension fund at 3 per cen! °, 14,000,000 Principal. s $14,678,000 Interest .. Be 107,620 DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED SINCE MA- TURIT $15,756,130 Princtpal. Interest... DEBI BEARING NO INTEREST, Old demand and legal tender notes Certificates of deposit. Fractional currency Coin certificates. ... Principal........ Unclaimed interest. $2,201,406, 164 32,083,523 + $2,225,670, 687 CASH IN THE TREASURY, Currency. Special deposit held for redemption of Po eb g of deposit, as provided wee 11,250,000 "$04, 785,780 DBET, LESS CASI IN THE eaareatl October 1, 1873... Septeutber 1, 1 Decrease of debt during past month.. Decreuse of debt since March 1, ae sy! Decrease of debt from Marcti 1 » to March 1, 1373, soe 868,082,550 BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANIES, INTEREST PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Pee Principai outstanding.........++ $64, Interest accrued and not yet paid Interest paid by United States.... Interest repatd by transportation Sad $80,246, 757 98,289,032 Totai... 793, 898, 695,365 86,802 10 A BUSINESS MAN. HAVING $19,000 TO $20,000 capital a partnership is ened in an old established! and paying business, or the proprietor would sell out on advantageous terms. Adaress” PRINCIPAL, box 1! Herald oitice, TANTED TO PURCHASE—AN ID whole Stock in Trade of & General in a good location. Sales not'es:tuan $2 yearly. Address box 1:3 Post oltice, ‘ark, 8. J. 9.000. PARTNER WANTED, IN A MANUPAC- ae turing business, to open an office in the for the sale of our large profits reallzed, Ad- tor Her: fice. $ ett: 2. 000 —PARTNER WANTED WITit ABOVE ¢ Amount in a first class restaurant. Par- tculars of WARNER & CO., No. 5 Dey street. 3.000 —WANTED, A PARTY WITH THIS + amount for half ot a lucrative business, Which has already made several fortunes, and will clear $100,000 this winter. Address H. W., Herald Uptown Branch office. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENU opposite Cooper Institute.—Bookkeeping. Writing, Arithmethtc and Languages. Day and evening, ies! departinent. Telegraphy taught practically; demand for operators; t A Yay wit “GIVE INSTRUCTION IN OTL AND Waier Coiors, Drawing and Wax Flowers, at her | Studio, (or at the ‘residences ot Pupils. Address or call A. H., room 13, 212 Fitth avenue. Té2 BOWERY AND BROADWAY. CORD ty-third street-—PAINE'S Coll igebra, Arith- metic, Bookkeeping, English Branches; hours suiting day of evening; 24 Writing Lessons, $260. Ladies quall- fled as bookkeepers. GgooD HANDWRITING TAUGHT IN TEN LEs- fons of one hour each: old and young. Apply this at No. 110 East Thirty-elghen stree| ULIVER B. GOLDSMITH. ER OF THIR N EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL cholar and gold medalist of a school in which schools woul and English teacher, 4 foreign university, desires to establish the thoroughdrill of Engiish publle riven: mneantime takes private lege. Bn fish pr-americans cit, ld be. reiere her native language eine the first grammar in French to ladies and children; terms reasonable. Cal at LU East First street, trom 9 o'clock A.M. to 6 P.M. USINESS WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, | ac, New York howes DOLBEAISS Commercial College, 875 Broadway, 13 now ‘open lay and evening for gentlemen, ladies or boys. Special atten- tion paid to rapid business writing. RK. HURLBUT'S V L ACADEMY.—LUNG AND Voice Culture, Lei i. Oratory, Dramatic Expres- Gymn. The feeblé ‘made strong and 10 bast: Twenty: -third street. HE, MISSES DOREMUS reopened their Day School for youn: dren on Thursday, September 25, at 47 street. HE MISSES HATCH, DANBURY, con WILL reopen their family, | Boarding School, ‘or children under 12 years ot g0, on Thuraday, Octovers); " berieioas litle ones wiil find here the comforts and kindness of home, together Aye good instruction te 5 English branches; term: per annum. Address as above, or inquire at 109 ast Fusty-Atth street. ladies and chil- ast Twenty-first HE BEST SINGING LESSON “OBTAINED BY LIs- tening to Lucca, Murska, Tamberlik, at the Grand Opera House. WW aramibee BROOKLYN, A FRENCH LADY, WHO ‘would be willing to teach her language during two hours daily in exchange for a nicely furnished room, with two windows. near all ferries, in a strictly private family. Address HANNA, Herald oftice. YACHTS, _STEAMBOATS, _ SCHOONER OR PROPELLER WANTED—EITHER yacht or got Roing working vessel. Addrees, stating fame, price, age and where to be seen, RSS, station OK SALE—A SLOOP, 9) FERT ON DECK, 12, FEET beam he Be: ster or claim boats price $3.0. ¥ R, Tomprinsville,” Baten Is Apply to ian” Sue: 3 JOLLY BOAT—26 FEET LONG, 9 FRET WIDE, 4 feet deep; would make & good water an price $75. 373 South street, Stephen Roberts’ boat shop. sc HOONER OF 100 TONS OR UPWARDS WANTED— In trade for sloop; difference will be paid. Inquire 691 Washington street, Now York. = oo PLB, ghages ‘sed Med THE attery on Sunday, at o'clock, on a fishing ar to Prinee’s Bay. Tekets $1.” Apply on boards AT “At B. MINTZ® NEW STORE, 48 THIRD AVENUE vecn Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, ladies and gentlemen will be asto: tt rices L pa pay gaa tor Cast-off Stothiny, a “oar 'y; $10 6 tor Silk Dresses; C to $a; Pants, $2 is A Rote by post punetually attended to by Mr. or Mrs. eg ts, “pay T F. HARRIS’, 71 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN Washington and Waverley places, ladies and gen- Yemen, will Be astonished at the prices w pill pay for ast-off Clothing, Carpets and Jewelry. For Dresses, 10 to $80; tor Conta, from $2 to 20; for Pants, trom trom 10, Plea call or address as above. Ladies waited + ATER BR ROADWa Y, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, a. ays the highest cash prices for Indies’ and gentler en's Wosting Apparel, Carpoin Ze. Kove by mail unctually attended to, cae Tapes AND GENTLEMEN CAN POSITIVELY receive more than the actual value for their Cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Diamonds, Jewelry, £e., as we are bound to fill our’ contracts for the South, ‘ourself please call on or send a note to Mr. or Mrs. i, TARRIS? s Sixth avenue, third store above Waverley place. MARBLE. “MANTELS. NX Asso RTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED Tr be: r design and quality of workmanship. Mn ainda a Bite Work ot AUIS SLATE COMPANY, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street, Union square. Meee, AN “MARBLEIZED MANTELS, TILING and Wainscoting, Seppe tice to soy ion offered in thts elty Monuments dnd Head es in fine Selections, KLABER'S steam marble works, 21 “Ss Wi ‘est Ping first street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue PARBLE AND MARBLEIZD MANTELS, FLOOR Tiling, Monuments, & . reek, Walia Nac hee soe rks 364 STEWART SLAT TH MANTRA, Wa Beveni ‘Bish tye "arnet hetweea |