The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1873, Page 8

pr , The final rate was 1-82 for carrying. 8 FINANCIAL AND COMMEROIAL JHE OUTLOOK GENERALLY. Has There Been Inflation ?---What the Banks Have Done for Public Relief. THE STOCK MARKET QUIET. Prices a Trifle Stronger and a More Hopeful Feeling. GOLD LOWER. Money Adapting Itself to the Conditions of the Hour. THE CRISIS GONE. a We Are Entering on a New Oareer—Seouri- ties of All Kinds Assuming Their Former Tone. WALL STREET, THURSDAY, Oct. 2—6 P, M. Much opinion has been exchanged as to the prob- able effect of the enlargement of bank credits under the recent system of loan certificates, adopted at the beginning of the present crisis, and still in force among the various clearing houses of the country. New York set the example, and it has been followed in almost every city in the Wnited States. The payment of currency has been Btopped, and to a large extent these bank credits in their passage through the clearing houses, old and new, have taken the place of the legal reserve, In other words, a certain degree of elasticity has been communicated to the currency by the in- genious device of the banks, which was not before possessed, and they have thus been enabled to tide over one of the most threatening conditions that has yet presented itself in the history of national danking. The peculiarity of the English system is that it represents but one reserve, subject to vari- ‘ous influences, and subservant to public necessity. Here, on the other hand, we possess the advantage of decentralization and unification—the power to act as an individual or to act compactiy when re- quired, as the representative of the best interests f the public. Hence in THE PRESENT CRISIS the banks have created ‘a law unto themselves,” whereby, without disturbing their liabilities to the pubiic, they have provided on their own credit for an outflow of eurrency that has afforded practical Telief, If there has been inflation it ts confined to their own number. It does not reach the com- munity, because “loan certificates” are nowhere current, and only represent in part the amount Withdrawn and hoarded by distrustful depositors, ‘They merely fill the gap created in the available circulating strength o! the respective institutions by such withdrawals. At the outset, it would seem that there has been inflation; put if the thought be duly measured in its length and = breadth 1t will = be found to amount only to an extension of credit represented by the assets of the banks, not affecting their de- positors in any unfavorable manner and only a egitimate result of an occasion which forced the | Monetary agencies of the country to extend the widest facilities possible to their vast body of cus. tomers. If there were actual inflation of currency greenbacks would not be at a premium of2or 3 percent. £rgo, there has been simply an exten. sion of paper credit between the banks them- selves—a mere substitution which has relieved an equivalent amount of circulating medium. By com” mon consent this has become policy, and the policy is not unrecognized by the law. The end justified the means. THE TONE OF THE MARKET to-day was greatly improved, the information re- ceived {rom various quarters of the Union indicat- ing a return of confidence, less difficulty in the distribution of money, the receipt of larger means for the movements of crops, greater ability on the part of banks to meet the demands of customers, the breaking up of hoards and altogether a better feeling. This has been reflected in the speculative and business centresof the metropolis. Creditisa power which may grow but cannot be constructed, Credit in business is like loyalty in government, ‘while distrust is the basis of panic. We are regain. ing this loyalty to one another. We are recovering Jrom foolish fears, and in the end it wili be found that we have been frightened only by a bubble, THE COURSE OF PRICES 4m the stock market was somewhat irregular, although much firmness was shown and not a little of buoyancy, especially towards the close, ‘when an advance was observable, varying irom 4 to 3 per cent, as compared with earlier prices, The leading features were Western Union, Lake Shore, New York Central, Pacific Matl, Northwest common, and Union Pacific. Western Union de- clined from 62 to 60, recovered to 62, receded to 603; and finally rose to 633g. Lake Shore feli from 70 to 6834, and advanced to 713; at the close. New York Central rose from 89 to91, leaving off at the latter quotations, Pacific Mail sold at 32 a 31% before the Board, but sales were afterwards made at 34, the last price having been 34%. North West Common sold at 403; a 390% a41%; Union Pacific at 1834 a 1844 a 19%; Ohio and Mis: Biasippi at 2734 a 27 a 27%; Northwest preferred at 65 2 67;Rock Island at 88 a 89 a 8744 a 89; St. Paul, common, at 3134 a 32 a313¢ a 3234; do. do., pre- ferred, at 54a 56 a 65; Wabash at 434 a 42% a 42%; Panama at 9820549514; Harlem at 1100 109%; Fort Wayne at 88 a 8634; Delaware, Lacka- wanna and Western at 87 a 8614 a 8734; New Jer- Bey Central at 90% a 90 a 90%, andC. 0. andL ©, at 22a 22%. It is noteworthy that a larger num- ber of outside orders offered themselves to-day than heretolore, and that a considerable sum is Btill held, subject to the orders of brokers, against ®@ thoroughly settled condition of the market. A suggestive feature of the day’s transactions was an apparent Engiish demand for New York Central, but before the example is followed iv will be well to ascertain whether the same is not artificial and made for the occasion. This isan hour when it is fairly presumable every effort will be made to bull stocks unnaturally ia order to help out sufferers, but intrinsic valnes are beginning to be looked at now, and from time to time we pro- pose to he)p the public in their diagnosis, THE GOLD MARKBT presented no salient features for comment. Opinion ‘widely differs as to the future of gold, and the rea- sons given are equally strong on both sides. Itis not yet the time to participate in the discussion, The rates paid for carrying to-day were 7, 6, 5, 4, 1-32, and 7 per cent gold, and for borrowing at, The price de- lined from 110% to 1104¢ and closed at the lowest point. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows :— seoe $674,312 1,123,642 84,531,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Cartency exchanges. 9,904,143 Currency balances... 8,612,278 Gold exchanges. 8,378,727 Gold balances... TUE UNITED STATES TREAMURY. The civil and miscellaneous payments of the Treasury Department are reported as follows:— $5,804,445; War, 4,119,246; Navy, 4,679,770; In- terior, Indians, pensions, 3,147,834; total, $17,054,297. The above does not include payments made On account of the principal or interest of the public debt, The receipts trom internal revenue were $203,344. The Assistant Treasury paid out $65,000 in galled bonds, disburging $21,000 in coin. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1873.—TRIPLE § SHEET. mterest on the plblic debt. It is sald to be wen understood in financial circles in Washington that the $44,000,000 of legal tender reserve has not been materially drawn upon during the crisis, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Business in this department to-day was brisk and indicative of improvement, We quote stronger prices for the new five-twenties of 1857 and 1868, The following are the closing figures:—United States sixes, 1891, registered, 1124; a 112%; do. do. do., coupon, 113 bid; do, five-twenties, 1862, do., 108 bid; do. do,, 1864, do,, 109 bid; do, do., 1865, do., 109 bid; do, do. do., new do., 11334 bid; da. do, ' 1867, coupons, 114 bid; do. do., 1868, do., 114 bid; do. ten-forties, registered, 10834 a 109; do. do., cou- pons, 108% bid; six per cent bonds Pacific Raal- road, 1094s bid; United States fives, 1881, coupons, 10834 & 10834. THE FOREIGN MARKET. Late London prices are as follows:—Consols for money, 9244 a 925,; do. for account, 92%; five- twenty bonds of 1865, old, 9476 a 9534; do. do. of 1867, 953, a 955;; ten-forty bonds, 913; @ 91%; new fives, 914; a 9144; Erie Railway shares, 433; a 4344; new French loan, 75 a 73per cent premium; American securities quiet, but steady. In Paris rentes were firmer and higher at 56f.95c, The specie in the Bank of France has increased during the past week 4,000,000 of francs. The London rate of discount for three months’ bills was 4 13-16 per cent. The decrease of bullion in the Bank of Eng- land during the past week has amounted to £1,904,000. American securities at Frankfort were firm, and no disturbance is noted in the market likely to affect American interests, THE MONEY MARKET. ‘The money market was about the same as yesterday, with the exception of a yielding in the premium on greenbacks, showing a better supply of currency, Loans were made at % per cent per diem and stibsequently at 7 per cent. Foreign ex- change was lower, the rates being 10734 for prime 60 day sterling and 108% for sight, with actual business on the basis of 10734 a 1073, and 1084; a 1083, for sight. Commercial bills sold at 106 a 107. SOUTHERN SECURITIES In Southern State bonds old Tennessees are lower, selling down to 71%, and more offering at that price. New are quoted at 71 a 74 We quote :—Consolidated Virginias at 434, bid, and deferred issues 7, bid; old North Carolinas are 20a 27, new offering at19; new July South Carolinas are offered at 14; plain Missouri sixes sold at 8534, “under the rule,” and at 86 regular way, closing at 853, a 86; St, Joseph issue is quoted 82 a 85, RAILROAD BONDS, The business in railroad bonds was well distrib- uted to-day, and shows a strong tendency on the part of those who possess savings to select the best of this class of securities for permanent in- vestment. The largest transactions to-day were in Union Pacific firsts, which sold at 7la 70; Cen- tral Pacitics broug=t 9343; Erie fourth declined from 91 to 90, ex interest; Morris and Essex firsts sold at 1014, and Morris and Essex second at 97. The following were the latest bids:— Micn 50 & Lake shy Pac RE 7's, ad by Mo. © wold bd: Rew dors Ce v's, 8-99 Del, Lack & W Ist..... °s, 79, Bel Lack & W 2d m 0 90 86 80 97 Chie, Bur & QS, 100 Mich so 7 ot 7 oF 9 Umou Vuci ¢ 7s. Union F income Ui Gen 7's,"7 95 bella ro ill istm > 9 Abé?l bh som Rt: i All& m 66 Chie & NW st 290 Pf Ohio & Miss con. 80 =: Tol, Peoria & War, ED. 80. Chic &€N W istm 3 BostH &E lst m'7's. 21%5 MEMORANDA. The earnings of the St. Louis and Southeastern | Railway Company (consolidated) for the week ipo September 23, 1873, were:— Nashville division. St. Louis division. IMCTEASC......sseseeeeeerereeeeceeeeeeeseree $9,780 The coupons of the second consolidated sinking fund bonds of the Obio and Mississippi Railway Company, due October 1, 1873, are being paid on presentation at their office. The report of the auditor shows an increase in the net earnings for the past year of 1944 per cent. THE COTTON MARKET. On Change to-day cotton was in moderate de- mand, both for “spot” and “future.” Prices were not essentiallychanged. Flour was leas active, but firm. Wheat opened firmer, but subsequently closed tame at yesterday’s prices, Corn was quiet aud without noticeable change in value, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, Opening. Highest, Lowest, Atlantic and Pacific pfd.. 15 16 15 Bos., Hartford and trie. 2¢ 2c 1% ¢ Chicago and Northwest. 40 ¢ 414 89% Chicago and N’west pid.. 65 67 65 a Rock Is’d and Pac.. 88 ¢ 89 87% . C..e 2206 2234 ae D 1. Lack. and 87 co 873g 863g Adams Express 80 80 80¢ United States Express.. 50 61 50 Wells, Fargo & Co. Ex.. o7 57 57 Erle..... 51g 511g Harlem noc 109% ¢ Han. and St. Joseph.... 233 23 Han, and St, Joseph pfa. 82 32 Lake Shore..... 70% 6834 Mil. and St. Pi 2% Ble ¢ 56 s1c 89 New Jersey Central 6 9034 90 Ohio and Mississippi. Pacific Mail slyec Panama. 98 95 Toledo, Wab. and West. Bo 4336 296 Union Pacific.. 1833 ¢ 19% 1855 Western Union tei 62 633 Gc SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Thursday, Oct. 2—10:15 A. My $10000 US 6's, r, '81.! be 12 $5900 C8 50, Ss 67..be 14 150 U 5 5-20, ¢, '62....6 108 og aes 6's, be 94 A. M.—Beiore Call, 200 shs Erie aa ec i. 2 OC & NW Ki ry Pac A 88 Co. ic Rook, 34 ‘RR: do. om 81 tra = or SSSSSSSSRESE. Par First Board—10:30 A. 72 100 shs I Cen RR. Bo Un Pac's, 1090 UPac 01 vaRia 8000 sei hs tt fb 54 Re..de 4 0, 500 1, Wey ry 500 ‘200 a 12:15 to 2:15 P. Me 112% «$45000 U $5’s, &. tied 10834 1000 U8 5-204", do.. 330 P. M.—Before Call. ome a uis Ua Pac RR,..¢ 1 ‘3 Second Soard—1 P. M. 85% hea eae ce ut . JoWu ‘tenn v's, old. 3000 Cen I’ac gold 20000 Un Pac Ast m t 4000 BH R luv shs US Express... 200 West Un tel. do. abe | bbls. of 2:30 to 2 P. M, 18shs Del & H Canal ciel 5S & MSRR.. do. 50) Con Coal. ra Bost Hd tite RR C'ETCRR. 1 Aas £ pf 22; » bb CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P. M. Western Union. 6334 4 Oe Us Up Pas. Quicksilver -.-. 20 ress 82 a BS Exp! Wells! “Fargo Ex 56 a SE! Bay {a 9h BL 6136 ‘ TiS othe COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Steady—Flour Unchanged—Wheat Closed Easy—Corn Quict—Oats Firm— Pork Nominal—Lard Quict—Groccries Dull—Pectroicum Quiet, but Firm—Na- val Stores Firmer—Freights Steady— Whiskey Decidedly Higher, THURSDAY, Oct. 2-6 P, M. Commercial matters showed a steady and rapid improvement, and confidence would seem to be bt Paul pret Wabash Ohio & ge aimost entirely restored; and now that the utter causelessness of the late panic is the better appre- ciated, business men begin to wonder how it was possible for a few speculators to bring it about. Business shows a gratifying increase with the lapse of every twenty-four hours; and now that the trouble 18 nearly over, the markets may be ex- pected to resume their wonted appearance of ac- tivity and buoyancy. On ‘Change to«lay the general aspect of affairs was not much changed, though a more confident, cheerful feeling generally obtained, Flour was jess active, but prices remained steady. Wheat was firmer at the opening, but closed rather tame at yesterday's prices. Corn was quiet and not essentially changed in values. Oats were only in light request, but firm, Pork remained dull and nominal. Lard was quiet at un- changed figures. Cotton was in moderate demand at about yemerday’s figures, Petroleum was dull; little or nothing was offering for early delivery. Naval stores were in good demand at slightly improved prices, both for spirits and rosin. Groceries were dull, but prices not quotably changed. Freight room was less argently sought after, but the market was steady. Whiskey, in the face of large receipts, was decidedly higher, Corrox.—The scarcity of spot cotton continued to be a drawback to a good business, there being a fair demand from both spinners and exporters while the offerings were very light. Prices were without quotable change. For forward delivery business was moderate but the market for the most part was steady at yosterday’s prices, We quote:— Uplands. Alabama. Nev Orleans, Texas, Ordinary.. . i 146% 148%; Good ordinary 187 Wy rf . it 17) ve 7 ot 18 18 1 oe bs 18 19} 1}, 19% 193 ay 20) sed on cotton In store, tanning in halt a grade above or below tne les were :— ToDay. Last Bening, Total * 209 oa i) 73 0) he +9 251 8 OW miadiings | the sales tive aye aoe ar ore? o’clock.— mber. 100 wt hhc! wa Soe 16 q 9-820, Soo at Ee Io ati 1u'sae, sos ett 100 at oa fe, 20) at a? Jooae 1 ‘a , Ca Ta at iti 100 Ste wo at 17 ec a F, 100 5,400 bale! Pai at tie EL 10-4 Ee ott WH ew Orleans, 2.552; oe Hes @ $. eae 1386; note, 2° qin K, 0; Bowte ae hts hi at i i} w Yor! Lit ts This day lant week, C94] halon This ington Ree 1 Rates oh cotton were as follows:—To" ia i eS 1 1-l6e., compressed : no sil; to Bremer by ay to Liverpool Ye. a 7-16c., by steam; nominal by ‘to iy Corrnr.—The market was dull and prices Hominal for All descriptions. Stock of coffee, other than Kio, in rn hand! bags of ma 2474 bags of Maracaibo, 72 bags. ol Jamaica, $9) bags of Yosta Rigg, 47 bagy of Meat: and 1,654 page, f Savanilia; also 16,363 mats St sava, "We ‘aote:—Rio, ordinary cargoes, kc. . cargocs, - & 26..; good A: a Blrgere Iprithe “cargoes, Beem Bice! wx: treme range” for” lots, 4, Ib, 3 ‘tgostuta, 34 auiila, 20% Curacoa, 203:¢."a at 6) to 90 days’ red! U8 AND GRAIN.—Receipis—Flour, 19,522 bbls. : wheat 473,005 bushels ;, Gorn, OA. 100 do. ; corn meal, 354 bbls. an {00 bags; oats, '22,960'pushels. The flour market has been less active, today, but prices continued without essential changes The sales foot up 11,500 bbls. including all Kinds, at prices within the range of the annexed quota- Hons.’ Corn meal met with # good demand at full price rhe sales agit Lola. including | Marsh's ic Sra gale sear at $3 lo, tree on board, and $375 a $5 00 575 a 60) 690 a 740 0 a 800 Supertine Western 575 a 6W Exira Western, 1675 a 725 Extra Minnesot [70 a 900 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. 1675 a 70 Routd hoop Ohio, trade brands. 1725 a 80) Family [800 a 90) st. Louis, tow extra, +700 a 720 St Louis, straight exifa. [775 @ 82% Louts, choiee double éxira 875 a 980 Lows, choice tamu, 950 a 1b 50 900 a 9 50 20 a 530 oy a 450 40 4 OW wa 9W 2 ally 340 a 350 315 a 390 390 a 40) 440 f. 0.b. Bee! rf ee! Fe 800 f. 0. ihe taarket opened firmer, with anlos of spring atic. udvance, but subsequently closed dull, with free vices. ‘The sales aggregate about (2 6 < 5 ning, siaa prin for No. Milwaukee spring, gio fngaks gist sto) tor Now LM Wankeo spring, $160.2 S162 fof red'winter 1n car lots; at the close $1 41 was bid for No, 2 Chicago. Corn was dull, opening with holders asking ‘higher prices, but the sales Were, at about yesterday's neures and foot up about $30 bushels at ese. in store and O/e, a.6/ 4c, auoat ior West; ern mixed, éle, a 62e. for unsound, 67%4¢. for high mixed and yellow and é8c. for high Western. ‘Oats were auiet but firm; the sales were only about 38,000 a Saige. = old, S3c. a Sic, for new mixed at Sic. 1oF car lots of white, Barley was in betier demand, With sales reported of;—20,000 bushels of Canada on pri- vate terms and 5,000 do. ot Western at $142}. Rye was quiet; 1,000 bushels of Western brought 9c. Fariguts.—The inquiry for accommodations by vessels on the berth continued only moderate, with rates raling Steady. Vessels suitable to the grain ani petroleum trade Were taken up atiull rates. ‘The engagements were —To Liverpool, by steam, §,000 bushels of grain at 133d. ; 500 boxes bacon at 45s., 125 boxes do. at 50s., 400 bales cotton, at 3od., 55 tierces of beef at 9s, and by sail 24,000 bushels of grain at 42hed, an bulk, and 124d. in bags; 500 bbls, of rosin at 4s. 6d.; to London, by sail, 8,000 bushels of Wheat at tied, 10 Glasgow, by steam, 450 bbls. of flour atds.; to Rotterdam, by steam, 2,500 bbis. flour on pri- vate terms. ‘The charters embrace :—A Norwegian hence to Cork tor orders to the United Kingdom, quarters grain at Its. id.; a Norwegian bark, to ar elev), 2.600 quarters grain, hence same voyage, at 10s. a Norwegian bark, 5¢8 tons, placed on the berth for London to take general cargo; an American schooner, 121 tons, henee, to the West Indies, general cargo, at $1 Ber BDI 58 British bark, henco to La Rechelle bbls. of erie Boone on private terms; a Norweuian bark, from hiladelphia to the Continent (full range of ports), 3,000 do. at 8s, Od. ja Norwegian bark, “trom rer }ool oF Heltast, 2480 bbis. of retina do., at Norwegian bark, ‘from do. to a Continehtal Port excluding Daten, Si bie of crude petroeume cn private terms; a British bark (relet), from Wilmington to, Cork, for orders to. the United Kingdom, 2,000 bbls. of naval stores, at7s, 6d. for rosin and 93. 6d. for spirits; @ British bark, trom Charleston to Havre, 2,20) bales of cot fon, at Lise,’ Kumored—Two, vessels trom Savannah to Liverpool, with cotton, at Sd. MoLasses.—Market continued dull, both for invoice and Jobping lots. Prices were without change, Stock this Yate: “Cuba, 708 hhds:;, Porto Rico. us do.; | English Islands, 171 do. ; New Orleans, 450 bbls. crop—Cuba centritugal and mixed, » & 26c.; do. clayed, 28c. a $0.3, do. muscovade, refining, 2%c. a'36c.; do,, grocery, 38¢. a 45¢.; Porto Rico. @ G5c. ; Sogilsy Islands, 80c. a 55c.; New Orleans, Uc. Nava Stores.—The market for spirits of turpentine ‘Was again firmer under an improved demand foot up 340 bbis., all at 4ic. For rosin the firm at the recent improvement, Strained quoted at the close at $285 a for ordinary to, good. ported of 2,100 bbls. of strained it $2 1,000 bbis. at $2 85, flat, and 700 bbis. of low No. 1 49 Jow, ale at $3 25 4 $3 5); also 100 bbls, of strained at $2 9. Jar and pitch were neglected and entirely moeriaal. PrrroLeum.—For refined petroleum the market, was quiet, but more confidence was manifested and higher Prices demanded. We understand that 17c, was bid and retused for early delivery. A sale of 2,500'bbls, was re- orted, deliverable irom the 15th to the 20th, at I7c. jovember Celt nominally, at 16¢c. Fas quiet. Crude’ in bulk In the absence ot’ sales we quote nominally, gc. for spot or futrre. Cases were neglected held at 2lc, a 21%¢, Naphtha was entirely nominal, at 10c. for city. ‘The Philadelphia market was inactive 'and prices nom‘nally steady. Refined quoted at 16c. for spot crremainder of month: The market at the oil producing points remained dail and prices more or less nomina’ Provisions. —Receipts—Pork, 378 bbls.; pect, 60 pack ages; cut meats, 885 do.; lard, 1,023 bbis. and tierces aud Mb kegs. The market for mess pork continued dull ana The sates were confined tol) bbls. new mess 17 a $17 28, 50 bbls, prime mess at $15 855 50 bbls. Scchouse shea at $id and 10 Dols. city. mens at Sia, Beet gontinged quiet and prices, stead “Jovbing lots to the extent of 50 packaves were placed at prices within the range of the following quotations: —Vlain mess, $84 @ $10; extra do. $10 00 rime mess, tlerces, $17 $22. Beef hams were steady at $15 a $26, as a $2 4d Indid do., tierces, a Reglected and quoted nowimail extremes for common Southern to choice est- ern, wil sales of Western at $22 50 a ‘$23. Cut meats remained quiet and un- changed. We note sales of 100 pickled hams Is ibs average, ‘Bt Llc. $00 do. 10!4c. a 1084: 00 smoked shottlders, Sige. a S14c. ; 2,000 bellies, toss. ave suze Ho Deilie’ it lis’ average, at’ 9ace. and L.00'plekled Hams at 10: Bacon was without nell vity, and sales were confiued to 150 boxes long clear ats: nglish ments at 9c. a 9igc., 100 boxesplight Eng Bt Sige. a 9c. and 30 boxes Stratfords at 9c. Dressed hogs’ ruled’ ft ‘mer, closing at 6c. a 8ige. per Ib. Lard was quiet. There Was no business to speak of for future delivery. | 150 erces Western steam, on the spot, sold at 8 7-l6e. A 834c., 250 terces kettle rendered at §34c. and 200 tierces city at 8c. ; 87 16c. would be a nominal quotation for October. Butter and cheese in all respects were wih- out observable change. Rice.—Business continued ete in a distributing Tray, with prices ruling stead: ie sales were terces of Carolina at 8! 9c. 0 “bay a re Dae at Tige. 0 THc., and 250 bags of Rangoon at 6) 5vuG4R.—The market for raw sugar was ull, Als ‘in the absence of reported sales prices. were wholly nominal. Refined was Het, ad ated at 1oyec | for and 11%c. a 11%¢c. tor hards, Mess) Wait, Morrison report the stock, sale Stock (ascertained by actual count, including specula- tion), September 1, 1873... 85,902 52,046 298.986 4,454 Receipts since September i.. 24,834 85,379 102,531 1141 Totals....... 82,176 374.896 5,418 Sales since September 37,306 64,870 2,276 Stock this day, October 2, 1873... 81,836 51,019 826,647 3,519 Comparing, with stock, Ue ber 3, £4,922 60,019 3,502 Comparin r 5, 1 74,878 320,679 6,496 Comparin: ber 6, 1s; 60,264 94,862 465,381 417 >We duote:—Cuba— Reining, inferior to common, 7c. a Tige.5 tale to good tale, 720, a 77¢e.+ good to prime, be. “u bY%e.; grocery, iair to good, B3%0.5 rime to cholee, Bye, a 8Ke. < centritugal, hhds. an OXES, hds. and boxes, 6c. a 7 fs be as favana—Boxes, Duteti 0 a 8 to 18, 930. a 10c. : 19 to 20, 101, ivtjes f hie So to ay Porto Rico er Refining, common to prime, ie. + fate t a %, Brazil—Duteh oat oR stole se Java--Duteh standard, 1 Siac. Manila—saperior and extr: ¥ meter, %. Cc. TEARINE Was in better aemand, with sales poried of 480 tierces to arrive at 8%c. net to seller. TALLOW was in good Coe A and steady, The sales foot up 300,000 1ba.'of prime b at decidedly high Burioes edvaniciag Tiree bed eat ut decides her, prices advancing ful ic. - lon, Sales at'$1 U8, and 90 bbls, atgiog, POT 6a MARKETS, Gatreetox, Oct. 2.1873. DOMESTIO MAX Coton -Desent. light; geod ba baat Fi 48 5, Mew ordinary, I2igc, Net od 164 bi Sales, 24. Stock, 10,549, zw Oninans sete 2 1878 Cotton fair, but less active: Nmadunes low mid- dlings. Mac, al 736C i strict food, gruiary dye 5 ordi nary, 163¢¢. a 17; ,.80E DAIS; ErOss, 2.677. Exports to the tinent Wi bales 100s ‘stocky 26168, Monte. Oct. 2, 1873, itgenes wits fatnegy oe Iie. low bee hee rict good ordinary, ts, Sz baled, Ex- ports coustwise, 1,425, Sales, 3. stock, 3 rae oe 21 Cotton firm; middlin; 3,08 jc. Net receipts, Dale ae se Stock Ts aoa 4 873. 1,886 RLRSTON, 873. Cotton steady; middling, 1ofer Net Secelpes, Laie, sales, 000; stock, 9,308 a ra soipdg Flour steady; sales of 1400. bls, ie ev B for No. 1 pring, $875 tor amber wiiter, $9 75 tor white winter, for double extra. Wheat dull and lower; sales of 300 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee club at $146 a $1 i Corn quiet; sales of car lots of high mixed at 6c. Barl firm og acti sales of 31,000 pete me Ba aee 2,500 do. Bay Qui Odo. up ake ont Bay Gunes to urrlve at $149; ihe receipts irom Canada since harvest have been 124,110 bushels against 403,610 bushels for the same tine last year, Corn meal— $1 35 for bolted, $1 3y for uabelted, per cwt. Milliced noite $17, shipstut ridalings $20 per ey Pe Ose i barley 7c. to New to the'Hudson, $4 25 to New York, Rellroad diretglites Flour to ae ie "hee and Boston, 6c, to New York, S0e.; to A Receipts—I3,700 bush tis wheat, 144300) feet of lumber: Shipments 1 o00 pit, flour. 7) 7,800 Vusliels wheat, 14,800 do. oats, 1,561,00) feet of lumber, Borvavo, Oct.2 , 1873, Lake and yall imports for the last twenty-four hours— Flour, 12,40 bbls; wh Ugg) bushels; corn, 441,779 do; oats, 440, and rye,’ 24,000. us! 4 do. ; ‘anal on pean to, Nea is; corn, 00 do. 400 io. Canal Mrtightes: onte, 1 rn, ile, ; outs, Ze." There was a little more in wheat and corn to-day, but other gral neglected, 16,600 bushels eile No. 2 ‘wheat at $1 25; 3,500'do. Toledo A. st $125, and do, Chicago do. Pi $1 ss cate bs Sed 000 do. mixed West. ern corn at Wc., and jo. high mixed at S6c. Other arucies paisa a ToLEnO, Oct. 2, 1878 nie Misha biti wT asl Seige Octobed, $1 mI, amber Michi 5 ol a Ni "ca aah vember, $1148, “Corn finineas quia sales of high mixed a ts dull at sie, for Ro. 1: 37240, for a October,” Frevghts unchan ed. Heceljis tid bbls: nour, 17 OF) baste wheat, 10.0 corn and 8,000.40, oats, Shipments 8,000 bbls. Hour, 3.00 Dushels wheat, 15,00 do. corn and 000 do. oats. EUROPEAN ‘M ‘MARKETS, oney Mal nxxt,-Lonpon, Oct, 2—12:30 ;—Consols for money, 2%4 a 82)4 ’ for the account, Hi 0 United Btates fivé-rwean' 13 ete ita CY 4, Erie joy; tent “sat vg ih 91 new Posy wa “are $3, At ietb Mine Bank of ‘England heir 3 1. osted ard maging ae pe ghange mt the Fat a iscount had boy made, M—Eri hiway share rie ‘tnilway shares, 43%. a: ore M.—srie ulway oh sha 9 Ss ft A despatch irom Faris quotes rentes at wt.—the bullion In the Bank of Hngtand ke oe me gat £1,904 08 during the Be week. The rate ot discount in the open market for three monine pile I} 4 13-16 per cent. Erie “uae, shares, 4: a P. M,—-Consols for ra ae a2: Joy the sooouat, 94 Erie Ballyay shares, Pars despatches quote rentes at 5d, 9c. 5 FP, M.—Erie Rail- wi shar Pius Bounse—Paris, Oct. 2.—The specie in the Bank of France has increased 4,000,0001. “Oeu k= bul past week Fuankrort Boursr.—FRanxrort, Oct. nited States five-twenty bonds, 9634 {or the issue of 1862 Liter Gorton Manzmtctavenroot, Oct. 2-1 P. Hating. Middting ‘uplands bid. 8 aiding: OF fraction. Uy arn ed. x 4 Teans, Std," Sales 14,00 ales, Tistading 0 for anecua, tion and export. 4:30 2. M.--Of the Falos to- ay 6, ot nd eer scan Baits of uplands on, the Dasle of ‘ood ordinary, deliverable October, at 8 116d, 5 ‘he following are the oMicial quotations: —Middling Wj lands, 8%d.; middling Orleans, 9d. a 944d. Cotton arrive 1-160: higher. Sales ot uplands, new crop ship- mens, on the basis of good ordinary, at Javenroot, Bagavsrurrs Maxiet.— Miivarool, Oct, 2— M.—The market is quie' e Manken—Livenroot, Oct, 2~Even- Liverroow Pa ing.—Cl seed, ‘5a. per cwt. for Americ: firnonecs Malian LONDON, Oct. 2-1 fined petroleum, 143¢d per gallon. sits es 5 FINANCIAL, ) TLANTIC “SAVINGS BANE, Chatha sapere and New Bowery. Six per cent paid on all sums from NOMS Y DEPOSITED. ON Ole “HEFOM (ErOCER 2, WILL DATE INTERIST EAs ae tL. OX HALL. President OPER, Secretary. © Cuares D. Batty, ‘Treasurer, —MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, A. for a term of years, in sams from $ $39,000, ‘on New York improved Property ; Be ety pre: ferred; no, Bona NDER & LAURENCE, 90 Pine ote «B 74 BROAD. AW stock and ria privileges fully explained, with practical illustrauons, in circular, with references, Circular mailed to any address. “Full information on application. “MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE A.-in New York Brooklyn aud New Jersey, Apply to SAMUEL §. WOOD, Jr,, No. 155 Broadway, room 1), References—lion. John J. Visco, KoberuH. Lowery, Esq, Jacob D, Vermilye, Esq. A PARTIES CONTROLLING $1,000 AND UPWARDS +_ can make 10) per cent on thelt money by operating in a Stock well known in the warket. Address AUTHEN- TIC INFORMATION, Herald office,“ as “A THEATRICAL LADY WISHES A LOAN OF $150 until March 1; best reliable security given and tai interest pas if desired. Address IMMEDIATE, box 1: Herald office. EPOSIT TO-DAY. ‘The Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company, chartered by the Cnited States, No. 185 Bleecker street, New York. Assets over $4,000,000, J, W. ALVORD, President. % W. STICK , Actuary. A.M. SPERRY, General Lnspector, L.HARRIS, Send tor circular Manager. Cashier. WANTED— & HOWE, sk Fine treet. (WYNNE & DAY, NO. 16 WALL STREET, BUY AND sell on commission, fer or on time, Railroad Stocks, ids and othe: tles, 2 ASKINS & BRAINF, BROKERS, 11 BROAD street.—Small lots Lake Shore, Rock Island, Ohio, Union Paetio, for sale for cash. Stocks and Gold bought and sold on margin privileges—a specialty—enabling any one with smail capital to speculate sately, Explanatory circulars mailed. ECHANICS AND TRADE! SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 0. 283 Bowery, near Houston ‘street, wore anily. from 10 A. M. to3 P, M., and on Mondays and nesdays from 10 to 7. Deposits made on or before October 10 will draw in- terest trom October ALFRED T, CONKLIN, President. Henry C. Fisuxn, Secretary. “puts” AND “CALLS.”—$10 fecare theo privllexes on locks, ing in Wall street on this plan. JOHN J. ZUILL Gee FIRST AND SECOND MORT a T ONortiak operas Many of these coniracts during the panic paid several thousand dollars protit, and all been dut: ciroulars malte honored by the makers. Explanatory om application; orders executed on fr HUBBELL & CU. Bankers and as Fs Wall street, New York. DORERT WIN ., BANKERS A ‘iD Brokers, No. Hy Wall New York, execute orders for Stocks, Bonds and” Gold: allow interest on bubinens and transact a general Banking and Brokerage usiness. YECOND MORTGAGES WANTED TNMEDIATEEY.— \)_ Good Second Mortgages, from $5,000 to $20,000, on city improved Real Estate, NDAR & LAWRENCE, 30 Pine street. _ QALES OF aoare BONDS AND OTHER, SECURI- ties made at auction every Monday and Thursday, or on other days de day's notice, ut the Exchange Salesrooms, No. 111 Brondwa AG eatablished custom 2 HREE Ot ES IN ae "N WILL BE tes changed at a fair valuation for Ratlroad Stocks or Bonds Current oa the Stock Exchange; will take them ten ner cent above market price. Call on or address W. E, YOUNG, Stock Broker, 16 New street. W. P, ELLERY, Stock and Bond Broker, 3 Broad street and 64 Exchange place, upon reopening of the Exchange will buy and sell for cash or upon option, E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON PRIVATE PROP- erty in this city and Brooklyn; also to buy first, second and pee mortzages, AWARD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street. y HAVE CONSTANTLY MORE GOOD MORT- ages than purchasers, and want to form a connec- tion wi ‘a & reliable person to devote entire time to negotiate; a reliable party with extensive erdaeto ance with attorneys. and capitalists can do well. Address, confidentially, E BLISHED, box 4,044 Post offic TANTED—A POSITION, BY A STEADY MIDDLE- aged business man and broker, who can loan his employer $2 A000 at once, ot! Kood security. Ad- Grebe BONA FIDE, box 107 Herald o z ei ‘ANTED—LOAN OF $1,000 OR $2,000, ‘ORG MONTHS ‘or a year, or would take ® special partner ; the best security and a libei intel pert MAI be paid. Ka ress, appointing an {nterview, H., Herald Uptowo Branch office, $4.000 lyn. Apply to GEORGE B. street, Fooin 12. $12.000 Prop OR $5,000 TO LOAN ON DESIRABLE IM- proyea Bea Estate in New York or Brook- WALTON, No. 53g Pine TO LOAN FOR THREE YEARS ON New York, Brooklyn or Westchester improved or unimproved. Address, tor one ‘BH, Herald office. week, $98.000 forsecont tontace,\ New: York ity: $30,000 for first clgea Brookivn. is . & F. BARTLES, 56 Wall street. $213.000 FOR FIRST ba dae dogg on pit wanted, PHALON & SLOAN, Property; good $4.00.000 arenas Second Mort 1 East Seventeenth rg IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON first class New York and Brooklyn im- BE Real Estate; Westchester Mortgages purchased. E, WILLIS, Montauk Insurance Company, 168 Broad- RE! {LIGIOUS NO NOTICES. RINDLEY V8, BRADLAUGH—HEAR BOTH SIDES, Suspend your judgment until you have heard Dr, Brindley’s revly to Mr. sradia EV. DR, BRINDLEY WILL PREACH AT DR Deems’ Church of the Strangers, Mercer street. Waverley place, on Sunday afternoon, at four giclock— “The fool hath said in his besaell there is Bo God.” PARTNER WANT! ‘D—WITH $20,000 CAPITAL, TO" " engage in a business fur more than ordinarily luerae tive. elieve we cun show, over 100 per cent per al num, Address J. box 229 Herald ofice. —y MOST SUCCESSFUL JOBBING AND IMPORTIN| business. very profitable, in full operation, and wi first class establisiied trade; partner wanted to take one-, third interest; capital required, $15,000; profit last year” over $20,000, A. BLOMQVIST, 180 Nassau street, NY. PERSON DESIROUS OF OBTAINING AN INe terest in an old established and respectable busi-" ness, with $1,000 or $2,000, cando so by addressing VIR- GIL, Herald ‘ofllee. FURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED FLAP or Part of a House in a inentoet location; best of rete erence aud security given. Address, with particulara, tT 1 box 143 Herald Uptown Branch oifice. USINESS FOR SALE—SPLENDID CHANCE TO secure @ good cash business, long established, im central part of Brooklyn; will sell low for cash ; good opportunity for a person desiring genteel and remunera- live occupation. Address PHOTO, box 134 Herald branch office, Brooklyn. WISH TO GO INTO THE REAL ESTATE BUSI-+ ness: will start with a party or go into the Wiisone only reliable parties need answer. Address WLLSO. Herald Uptown Branch office. ARTNER WANTED—$50,000 OR $100,000—WANTED ‘@ partner, active or special, in the stock commission business, by an old and Sxpesien ced, memnber of oH New York Stock Exchange. Herald ARTNER WANTE! MAN =e ing business to take the financial part, with a cash capital of $1,000. ‘auire at 140 Elm street. ‘PpARIner “WANTED—IN AN ENGLISH CHOP House, already established, down town; small capi- tal; a working u understanding the oyste preterred. Address W., box 1U8 Herald 0 e. ATENT RIGHT WAN —MUST BE SOMETHING in large demand, for which valuable improved ProPe erty in Brooklyn will be given, Address box 726 Posé business office, frenton, ARTTES WANT! a0 INVEST IN TWO PATENTS, trom $5,000 to $: promising very large interests in short time. yo cione yk Merald ptown Branch office. MOA BUSINESS MAN HAVING $10,000 TO $20,000, capital a partnership is offered in an old established: and paying business, or the proprietor would sell out om advantageous terms, Address PRINCIPAL, tox 193 Herald office, ws ED—A PARTNER IN A PATENT MEDICINE of a very salable nature, to take third intatenh F ne not less than $5.00, Princtpais only need address'N. D., box 3 Herald office, when an interview will i be namea. y ‘ANTED—A PARTNER HAVING ABOUT $4,000, TO. invest in the hotel business, now doing a good. business. Apply at 66 Warren street, Libby Hotel office. 200 OR $300 TO INVEST WITH SERVICES BY a a first class man in some money making bust- ness; is well poate and has influence; answers must sta’e nature of business. Address W. H., Herald Uptown Branch oftice, TO $2,00..—A RARE CHANCE IS OF- $1,500: Reed orn amate young man with above Amount, where he will have tull control ofa profitable business: reason, other business to attend to. Address 0., Manufacturing Co., box 197 Herald office. 3 OOO AANTED.. Aye PARTY WITH Tus + amount for Half of a lucrative business, which has already made several fortunes, and will clea $100,000 this winter. Address H. W., Herald Uptowm Branch office. 5.000 WAXtED—By A, YOUNG GENTLEMAN, SnorOu ay a acquainted with the wholesale liquor and rectitying business and has considerable trade: a gentleman with the above amount to form a com artnership: to a business man a good opening is offered! [Omake money. Address G. A. E., box 182 Herald offices 5.000 —I WOULD LIKE TO GET A PARTY) « with above aan to open a salesroonw for 5.000. sewing Th in Brooklyn; have one office established now, nearly two years, ‘and desire to have two going; reference given and required. Addresp SEWING MACHINE, Herald Brooklyn Brann office. 15. 000 TO $20,00.—A GENTLEMAN OWNING & large stone Factory near ee would make ‘al artner on tavorable terms. HN S, EWEN, 39 ) Nassau street, room 7.7 INSTRUCTION. A LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION IN OIL AND Water Colors, Drawmz and Wax Flowers, at her. Studio, or at the ‘residences of Pupils, Address or call on A. H., room 13, 212 Fitth avenue. N EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAIn and English teacher, scholar and gold medalist of a foreign university, desires pS establish a school in which the thoroughdrill of Engiish public ee would ven; meantime takes private pupils; epares tor cole fe lege. English or American ;clt, roterence of highest clases Address TUTOR, box 220 Herald Uptown Branch office. A YALE GRADUATE DESIRES A FEW PRIVATE pupils during the winter; Yale cons, re and city ref erences, Address D., box 4,415 New York Post office. A GRADUATE OF HARVARD DESIRES TO TAKE a few private pupils. Address J. H. box 205 Herald oftice. WELL EDUCATED YOUNG wishes to teach the French languay grammar in German; terms reasonable 4,506 Post office, A LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING, WISHES to obtain Board in New York city in exchange for daily lessons; can teach the English branches, music, French (acquired in Paris), drawing and painting; satise factory references, Addreks L. ‘t. B., box 209 Post office. (OR Nepcrene ake FRENCH LESSONS—BY A LADY teacher. A few gentlemen re juired to fill an afters noon class, Address A, V., box 2, 050 Post office. RENCH CONVERSATION, GRAMMAR AND LITER: ature taught by a Parisian lady with diplomas years’ vexperionce:” highest “references, Aadvess EACHER, box 195 Herald Uptown Branch office. IRENCH, GERMAN AND ITALIAN CONVERSA- tional Classes and matorasire: also single lessons, by a Parisian lady, Wn OF Dupil’s residence: highest references. Apply at 9 West Nineteenth street. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE (ONE CHILD) want three or four Rooms, suitable for housekeep- between Twelfth and Thirtieth streets ana Third Sixth avenues. Address D. C., Herald office. ing and A DESIRABLE TNANT.—FAMILY OF eed wishes a high stcop small furnished House, fi class in every respect, between Fourth and Thirty- fourthe streets, trom October to es or July, Address, stating terms and location, box 4,976 New York Post office. SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES | THREE UNFUR- nished Rooms, connecting, for his own occupation, fe Eighth street. Address, stating particulars, 38 WIDOW, 83 YEARS OF AGE, OF FINE PERSON- al ap} ance and of the highest Seepectapiit a Ing some furniture of her own, w like 13 meet with some gentleman who would Assist ‘her in take ing a nice rora sinall hou: isa thorough house- tsed tp & good breakfast reas LUCKEY” box 1s rn a can address 7» DOX wel Uptown Branch office. FRENCHMAN and the first: Address box’ A \ WEEKLY "AND. MONTHLY nee ae aon ee oe ae ey Bedding, at B. PERTHWAIT 55 and 157 iG Recham” mrest, An immense stock Sud hee prices, A GENTLEMEN AND WIFE DESIRE reds sk oR five Rooms, tor light housekeeping, in a flouse and in goed neighborhond, “Address shoReTaRy. box 182 Herald Uptown Branch office. “A CHANCE SELDOM MET WITH FOR CASH—AT private erena 21 Fast 20th st.. near Broadway; Parlor Sui ; rep, $40; walnut Bedroom Suits, $40, ani 8) Lotwiem thawhaireose eieneatianed A PRIVATE FAMILY, DECLINING HOUSEKEEP- ing, will dispose at’ private sale Pianotorle, $250; Parlor, /rawing Room and Library Suits, Contre Bookcase, Buffet, Extension Table, ey Tpe' mber ete, Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c., at residence TaD West 28 st T THE ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, $6 WEST 18th street, near 5th av., property of W. R. Living- sion.—Magnificent Drawing Room Suits, "Grande Du- chesge, Marie Antoinette, covered silk brocade, cost $83), for $200; do., $120; do. rosewood Pianotorte, four Found Sorkin; Ualihetsy ‘volves, sudatiion Carpets, China Ware, Cutlery, Chamber Dining Furniture, at halt cost, entire Furniture ot the above five story house FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED FRONT | PARLOR nd Bedroom, between ‘Twenty-fith and Th fourth streets and Seventh and Lexington avenues. ae Gress Ley llerald Uy Ptown Branch office, with terms, ref erences and particulars. prompt ATTENTION GIVEN TO RENTING FUR. hished and unfurnished Houses: rents collected if desired. GEORGE B. WALTON, Real Estate Agent, No. 5ig Pine street, room 12; establised eight years. stied € giaixa AND BEDROOM BY A LADY AND TWO children, the boy and herself engaged out every day; Tent not to exceed $15, Address W. A., 40 Ninth avenue, WO OR THREK FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms wanted, in the vicinity of Fourteenth street; West side preterred: terms moderate, Address M, 4 West Tenth street. T 210 WEST ST ST, PRIVATE | RESIDENCE. L. B. Covington, Esq.—Complete Househoid ease, at privaie sale; two elegant Parlor Suits, in figured satin and silk brocade; pad and plush Chamber se its, 3 Book- cae Bedsteads, Bureaus, flue Bedding, Extension Din- ing Tehue, Sideboard, Halland Kitchen Furniture; maz- pe: i kerk Lisp od ding wes Con foe Bao Tosewood, Hianoforte ; Paintings, Bronses, Carpe worth of Silver a ist be sold finmediately. “AT THE PRIVATE TIRST CLASS RESIDENCH 104 East Twenty-fifth street, between Fourth and Lex- ington avenues, property of Lows P. H. Vanderpool— Magnificent French satin Grande Duchesse style Parlor Suit, cost $775, for $249; une. to. 820;, brocatel and re Suits, $125, $66 and $0; grand 7g tour round cornere (acer te Paintings, Statuary, Bronzes, over 35) Jots useful ps chamber, dining room Furnitare ; Car- pets, aura great sacrifice; no reasonable offer 8 CARPETS AND FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST cash prices; weekly,or monthly payments ig _ and 886 Third avenue, near Twen nty-eighth street, JOR SALE CHEAP-ir BOUGHT IMMEDIATEL two elegant new Parior Suits, at 22 Bleecker street, near Bowery. OOD SECOND: AND MISFIT CARPETS A specialty ; all PS Dt paternes English Brussels sot Ingraiu, very cheap, at 112 Fulton street, between liar and Nassau, “MISCELLANEOUS: 7ANTED—A SMALL, VERY NICELY FURNISHED House, between irtieth and Fiftieth streets; nothing but first clase house and neighborhood would suit; price not to exceed ; best references given, Address 8., Herald oftice. ‘ANTED—A FURNISHED APARTMENT OF FOUR Rooms, with convenience tor light housekeeping, in a private honse and good location, by a gentleman and , his wife. Address, stating rent, which must be modera! R., box 105 Herald office. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—BY A RESYONSIDGE arty, a four story Mil sized House, in good, con. dition’ between Eightli and Twenty-third strecte Thied ase Seventh oe price fot o exceed 000 fur. let Ve it nice les nddress, with full particulars, M. ©. ‘Herald oftice. "Y WANIED-FURNISHDD, FOUR OR six ROOMS IN fe Reprec ere Relghbor heed, atten inva or together, ae whic! Piano Ww Address f, ERY, 97 Broadway. Part Payment ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, BY A GENTLE- man and wife, in a strictly 'private American family ; location and house must be first class: terms not to exceed $25 per month; reference given and required. Address GENTEEL, Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED TO RENT—A MILL FOR MANUFACTURE of Paints, with steam or water oye i rete or By thborhood. Inquire of or address JOHN STEUEK- EIN, No. 5 chambers Street, basement. N DIABETES THE URINE I8 EXRESSIVE IN see but the very reverse in Bright's disease, — Therefore, it there was not some mipaew miguay wonder- ful agent in the BETHESDA SPRING Ww. how could it reduce ‘hes specific gravity and quantity in the former and spareery the quantity and mesrine Fr avipy in the latter? Itdoes both, and removes ebied, San Ayer ane Ret, gen yore these hitherto je discas epot 20) Broad , BATH, M.D. ‘OHN FELLOWS RALDWIN prints Billhends, Circulate, Cards, ati74 Fulion stree _ CLOTHING. At F. MARKIS’, 71 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN Washington, and Wayerie, pee, ladies and gen- lemen will be astonished at the prices we at nl Bay for off Clothing, Carpets and i Jows F to $80; tor Coats, from $2 to $20; for Pan: $ 1. Hense call or address as above, Ladi on by Mrs, Haein A’ 3 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY.SIXTH street, Mr. HARRISON pays the highest cash price for ladies’ and gentlemen’ hk HOT AON penne and Oar. pets, Address Mr. or M ran Satin STRE t cash prices for ladies’ and H. WERZ gendamere Wernee a mall will be punctua ee NS FY, C LOTHTERS, | —WANTE s, 00,000 WORTH OF fe ot 6) Jiothing, to De eaocted pay] a and paid tor taken, half casi.and ball choice suburban real estate trey and cleat, Addsess MABLLIS. Jerald office, |. Carpets, &c.; note caring Mihai pots, note by ually atte |AUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES —CLASSES it nt Maso Trail 114 and 116 yaa street, MORTVATES LEseoes heat. dey aie “Tha ‘at Private Aendomy, 2 —bopworti’ 3 CLASSES FO! TN A. No, 212 Fifth avenue, corner m pase, xt ety Will commence for the season on Saturd October it Twice a week—Monda redo edays and Fridays, Wednesdays aud Saturdays ad ah nee & Week—saiurd, A hes ince. Gentlemen on Monday and Thar ra Send for a circular. T TENOR 8 1 AEE oe oF DAR gn Lyrle Hat, 723 The, “Pause” and sdiide™ wattaew ta nt i with Bivctsion, __Pupils attend at their convenience, Bee ciro on MANE, ACADEMY 02 DANG, Bleecker Clases Tucsday and Friday evenings. N. B.—The regular Satur iy eve ning Soirees commenco for the season on October 4at 8: ‘velod + Bend for circula: a OOKES! DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME st, al the fa able Dances in one course of lessons, Tuesdays a, ok NT MEN ieataye and Pg HILDREN, We Big } ALLET MASTER. Serre DANCING A ‘% West Fourth street, near Broadway.—Private ai day, All dances taught perfectly neg vale lessons, lags leasons over quarter; 6x io