The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1873, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCUSL IMPROVEMENT IN STOCKS. NFLUX OF CAPITAL. An Opportunity for Investment---Prices Low and Inviting Figures. THE MONEY MARKET. Foreign Exchange Dull and Lower. GOLD STEADY. WALL STREET, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16—6 P. ‘u} Wall street to-day was the scene of a strong re- action. The decline of yesterday, presenting, as it did, favorable opportunity for investment, invited fresh orders, and these have shown their mfiuence in large individual remittances, which, distributed among the brokers, have made an active market. ‘Phe outside purchases to-day have been unusually large, and it is but fair to assume that if the mar- ket remains at its present minimum the business from abroad will be largely increased. The stock market never has been ina more favorable condi- tion for those who desire to speculate than it is at the present moment. It may suffer incidental @rawbacks by reason of COMMERCIAL DISTURBANCES er other similar causes; but, if we may reason from the experience of many years, it scarcely seems possibie that an investment in a dividend- paying stock should fail to secure to its possessor @ fair and handsome profit in its various specula- tive conditions, The market is abnormally low— too low tobe consistent with the external situa- tion—and, possibly, it is for this regson that well- known capitalists, as well as individual investors, are quietly making purchases at present figures, strong in the belief that thirty or sixty days will largely compensate them for present risks. The advance of to-day is only the logical reaction of a panic in which stocks were thrown over and sacri- ficed for no other reason than that other people set the example; but it has proved a costly one, and capital, always sensitive, recognizes the fact. Hence the strong advance in values which will be found recorded below. The most MARKED IMPROVEMENT was in Lake Shore, Western Union, Harlem, Pana- ma, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, New York Central, Rock Island, Wabash and Pacific Mail. Lake Shore jell off from 6134 to 573g, advanced to 67, and reacted to 6534. Western Union declined from 6] to 45, rose to 544 and finally sold at 52%. Harlem dropped from 103 to 100, and later reached 106. Panaua rose from 80 to 86,and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western from 80 to 8534; New York Central sold at 85 a 82a 8714 a 8624; Rock Island at 82a 81 a 8734 a 85 a 87% & 86%; Wabash at 35 a 32% a 39% a 385, and Pacific Mall at 26 @ 25 @ 3134 a 3034. THE MONEY MARKET was scarcely quotable, in consequence of the ir- regularity of the rates. The pressure was very great, and the bulk of the business was done on the basis of { @ ‘4 per cent per diem, with excep- tional transactions at 7 per cent, gold and cur- rency, late in the day. The rule, however, applics more tothe Stock Exchange than to mercantile circles. Real stringency 1s chiefly confined to Wall street. Legitimate business meets with larger ac- | commodation, Greenbacks were firmer to-day and more active, the premium ranging from 45 to 1 per cent. Foreign exchange was duil and decidedly lower, bankers’ sterling having sold at 106 a 106}, for sixty days and 107 a 10734 tor sight. THE GOLD MARKET presents no new features for comment. The figures declined from 10934 to 108%; and closed at 108%. The rates paid for carrying to-day were 7, 1-82, 1-16, 3, 3-16, 4;, and 7 per cent gold, and for borrowing flat, The final rate was 4 per cent, for carrying. It should always be borne in mind that gold reflects the stringency of money. It is only “merchandise,” and withal the poor little apex of an invertea pyramid which represents $700,000,000, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The customs receipts to-day were $229,000. The internal revenue receipts were $229,215, The fol- lowing are the balances in the United States ‘Treasury at Washington :— Currency. tereeeee Special ‘deposit ‘ol lecai tenders for re- demptton of certificates of deposit. $3,808,185 11,340,000 81,656,258 1 860,192,988 The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $7,000 in called five-twenties, and disbursed $61,000 in coin {nterest on the public debt. THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices report £23,000 withdrawn from the Bank of England for shipment to Alexandria and Copenhagen. The closing quotations were as follows :—Consols for money, 92 3-16 a 92 5-16; con- gols for account, 923, a 92 9-16; five-twenty bonds Of 1865 (old), 964 a 96%; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 9614; ten-forty bonds, 92; new fives, 92; Erie Ratlway shares, 39a 39%. £155,000 in bullion was shipped from Liverpool for New York to-day by the steamship Egypt. American securities closed strong. Kentes in Paris advanced to 57f, 40c. To-day fs ticket day and to-morrow settling day atthe Stock Exchange. The rate of discount in ope@ market for three months’ bills is 535 per cent. GOVERNMENT BONDS, In the early part of the day government bonds ‘were weak and lower, but later they recovered, We quote :—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 113% a 114%; do. do. do., coupon, 113; do., five- twenties, 1862, coupon, 105 @ 106; do. do., 1864, do., 105 a 107; do. do., 1865, do., 107 a 10814; do. do., 1865, do., new, 110; do. do., 1867, coupon, 11144 a 111%; do. do., 1868, do., 11134 @ 11134; ten-iorties, registered, 106 a 106g; dos, coupon, 106 a 10034; Coin (:ncluding $31,198,400 coin certifi: fives, 1881, coupon, 10634 @ 107; six per cent Pacific | Railroad bonds, 109 a 10934. RAILROAD BONDS were weak in the early dealings, but prices after- wards improved. Union Pacific firsts advanced from 713; to 734, and land grants from 633, to Lea nef ‘The latest bids were as follows :— Gt West ist "Chic, R1& Pac. Morris & Essex Tat Xew Jer Cent. tein, n.10) Pitts, LW & Ohic Ist. Pitts.etW&Ohic 24 m Chic & Aiton st. Chie & Alton incor st Louis& fal Istm, hic SUL Ast my Gol, Chic & Ind 24 m. Tok Y & War, Bur di New York & NH 6 Bost, H&E ist m. 20% Bur,cReNin K Ist Figg SOUTHERN SECURITIES. The sales were confined to Virginia consols, 45a 45%; and South Carolina, January and suly, at 9, The other issues were nominally lower. The fol- towing were the latest bid: Missouri sixes, Han- nibal and St. Joseph issue, 8514; Missouri sixes, Asyium or University, 85; Virginia sixes, com solidated, 45; North Carolina, funding act 1863, 17; North Carolina special tax, 6; South Carolina sixes, January and July, 8; South Carolina, funding aot 1866, 10; Louisiana levee sixes, 60; Louisiana 68. ora HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening, ote ry Lowest, N.Y. 0, & H. R. stock conay tied 87M 103 106 f 46% 44y 67 6746 80% 82% Northwestern. 36g B25 N tern preferred. 62% 60 as aK 5 tlwaak b 4 waukee and St, Paul pref, 60 52 Odio aud Miasisninyl.,....46 28 % a Western Union. Pacific THURSDAY SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE. ‘Wedn: $2000 US 6's, r, "81. ‘2000 US 5-20, ©, "62. 300 shs West Un Tel, 200 a See; SESSESEESE SESSESE SCs n,, NOON Y Sb I, ‘8000 Mich Sout. 8000 Chic & Alt ne: 1000 Mich Sou 2d m 2000 Cen Pacy'd bd: ow UnP RRistm. do... 100 Clev & P, guar. 30) Erie RR. 100 ad ryt 2000, do. 1001's 6,6 5000 Ce tgs 6 OU) 166, 100 Usa 1367 100 shs W Un Tel. 109 do 11000 Va 6's, con Seo tenn on 220nZ Sea ¥, Oct. 15—10:15 A. M. 3) Leng US £-20, , 64...0 1 lose {OUU U 8 5-20, c, *67.. iid 410 A. M.—Before Calle 900 shs LS &M8 RR.. 1000 do. SRESES, baat el <0 Bosard—10:30 A. M, 500 shs Harlem RR 200 c 208, ues RR..beo bi 45 Lio MS Ha ae Doan Wkpibee Yr, FrW # Cgtd.... 86 x be 0 32:15 to 2315 P ™M 113% $5000 U8 £.20,r, 07....4 1M 114” B00) US 5-20,'6, '67.0... 13g 4s Ws 113} 13% BONN do. . be Haag 105% 2000 US 10-40, e. nly" eT lg 5000) U8 cur, 800 dk 0 100 $hs LS & MS RE 10 do ri 100 I eo Sm Chie NW Dhesceeee gapekigaente 222 BE 3.82285 = ia BS E seag y eonaaee: Sees rs SeSS82sSsE25Es: BeEes a a SEESEEESESSES = és see = ? Zee 62) 823 ry ‘52: Bi 82 3) Bus, 52 30, Ww 0! ET ESzEE Piss eeststs 2:30 to 3 P. M. #0 shs NYC & H RR. e0 do ‘b Pittsbu WNJ Con RR CLOSING PRICES—3 O'OLOCK P. M. Western Union. 8236 a a 76 uscksilve: a & 36h, el, L&W & a a 6: Adams bxpi ry a 9 Weils- Vato nx 8 a a BON Am Mer Un Ex, & a a 2353 ® a 81% & BB% ry a WA * a 2 a a — 8 «a a COMMERCIAL REPORT. Flour Heavy—Wheat Without Decided Change—Corn Duli—Oats Firmer—Pork Easier—Lard Easicr—Cotton Decidedly Lower—Naval Stores Quiet—Petroleum Quiet. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 15—6 P. M. That the slowly returning confidence in commer- celal circles should be arrested by the renewal of the financial difficulties of Wall street, which are the result of the panic in the stock market, is matter of no wonder; while the renewed distrust with which even purely mercantile matters have come to be regarded and the apprehensions which obtain among the business public is matter of regret; tending, as it does, to circumscribe mercantile transactions within the narrowest possible limits. Business is dut in nearly all departments of trade, and the steady aud material shrinkage in values has not served to ac- celerate it in the least, In fact, the greater the ae- Cline the less disposition there seems to take a1- vantage of it. On ‘Change business was hight. Flour was dull and heayy. Wheat was firm, but dull. owing to the decline in sterling exchange, which was almost unsalable. Corn was more steady, but ver; uiet, ‘Ihe same is true of oats, Whiske: 7, was unchanged. Sore was nominal. Lard was dull and easier to buy. Cotton was unsettied, and 4c. a gc. bower. Petroleum and naval stores ruled qulet, without any important changes. Coron on the spot continued to rale in favor of buyers, under the pressuze of increased oslerings to sell aud a furiher reduction oi 4c. per 1b. and in some cases even a greater concession kegs submitied to in order to effect sales, the market being very irregular and closing Weak, Future deliveries were fairly active ai a decline of at least 44c., closing with the tendency stili downward, We quote :— Uplands Alabama, N. oem Texas, Ordinary... 136 Good oruinary: i bt Strict good ordil Is GH Low middling. 18, us Middiing |<. 5 Good mk Ise He Seine "quoULtions re based on cotton in stcre rant quality not more than half agrade above or below the grade quoted. The saies were — Laut Beery. Ival. Export. : 28 Cousum| A a. py 228 2a | Tot cd'tn the above ave 4ll bates to arrive. Por future delivery (basis low middling) the sales were as follows ;—Llast erence wtter three = o'clock — tobi 900, at 6c at 15 2/-t2¢ per 400 at 18 at ie" oo “at, I6iée., 10s B2c.: December, 600 at 16 11-1 3 March, ” Total, 3,600 bales. Rey Pp. Octoverr 100 164¢C., 400 ac 16 9-16c.. u ah rh 16 17-32c., ‘to at 16 16s eH 16 2. 32. GW) af 1d%@c. , 200 al 151 0 16 600 at 16%gc.; November and December, ‘100 each, at’ 16 21-3: fogether 5 py t 1644, we or at 16 9 an ist 640 at 16c}4., 100 at 16 1 . 100 at 19 16-82c., 70 16 26-32e., 100 at 16%e., 100 a 16 19-32c., 300 at Hae 10 at X March, at ™ gWuc 8 Olde. Anvil 30 at i 1-160., 200 at 7c 5-16c. Total, 13,00 alee Grand totai, 15,000 bales. The averages of Yesterday's forward deliveries Tereas follows: —Ociober, SIE: N January, 16.65; February 7 iG. First call—Novembes 300 a at 165c.; March, 100 at 16%. bales, Second call—Octoter, IW) at_ 15. 17-36 JW) at 16 16.32c.: February, 20) at 16 17 f 16 181se. Total, 600 bales. The receipts a: the poris sum up as follows:—Galveston,, 739 bales; Rew Orlean Mobile, 8 12,938; Charleston, 2.534 Wortolk. Wisi: New Yorks 3H; oston, a ies, This'day last week, 7,004; this d demand for Rio was without improve- apd values, wepe, wholly nominal Zor cargo in. volocs. “Kt Baltimore 3,691 bay 0, per Elverton, were Aiapored of on private forms. “ihe market here ior our descriptions was nominally lower. We quote :—Java mats and bags, 2c. a 25c., yold ; Singapore. dle. a Ze Geslon, 2c, m aracaiboy 216. a tees Laguaves, 2c: Domingo, 190. 19 Nae Porto iico, soe. davaniiiae t inary ca fair, BiKe, a c. & 21%4e. aos FLOUR AND GMAlx.—iteceipta— Jee 982 bbis.; wheat 96,52) bushels; corn, 23,400 1, 104 bags; oats, 16,375 bushels; barley, 3,000 ‘do. he flour market was duil and heavy, were rather lower. Ihe sal prices within the range of our quotations. tN otal cd mington, (11 oat c. & e. WU do. Corn meal ‘was sold to the extent of 150 bbla at jormer prices. Wo ote :— 10. 28tate,. Superfine State. Extra state Choice State Superfine Western. Extra Western. Extra Minnesot Kound hoop Ohio, & Round ti t ht Br Louie thoiee doubte extra St. Louis. choice taumily Calitornia flour. Souuern, No. Southern, seri fine Southern, ext Southern, im Corn mee) J Wester: ‘orn meal, Jerse, Sern meal, Brandy Earaarcsce: ie SSSRSSESHS’ OOK, = as 25 sS8anseusee iS es were her tie spot, und nellverable UI on the spol, a LF atone, 50. ohshets 0. 2 dala re ih dy ig aero was dull, but in RK ring: ; of } vaste i wes were. prin 8 of about 1. Brine ors The sales were 52,000 busheis in gt ase, a M60. tor ol; Mer a c. lor new mixed, and @ S8e. for white. Rye ‘vas in fair coment 18,000 bushels sold at 9c, tor ate. 5,000 bushels Canady malt aid a5 St re 75 ba ‘bushel parley be firmer, 3! State, with ot T5000 bushels, Pueiamts;—There was {air movement in the line of berth freights to-day at essentially unchanged rates. Vessels for charter Were less sought atter, but being in reduced supply were preity firmly held. The engage- ments were ;~To Liverpool, m8 000 bushels corn BE T2igd’ | 16 00u do. whent at, 13a. Woxes cheese at Jo. Poe iy Ke teks ta low. 7 47s. Gd; Heroes boot, at 8 ales cotton, for tis aii vo ined bales do. (o1 1 10a Je. applen At Oe, by SG, To Londom, by sail, 8000 Hots four at Ginscow, by. sil, BO bbl flour at $s. Od. harters RUT a German brig hence to a sireo} Dor aa Wie V nied Kington, with about LWW byjs | Priavibais addioss ATTORNEY yx Yo myrald OCTOBER 16, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET, yefined at 7s. 6d. ; an petroleum, austrian bark (rele: hence 1 Cork. for graers, anal United ad indo With 300d quarters gral, at ds: a british bart 2,800 quarters do. same voyaxe and rate, anda om Falla bark, with quarters do., same voyage, at shoi Norin German bark, Bence o Bristol or Cardif, 3,600 uarters do. on private ritish bark (now at jotton), from Philadelphia ta Antwerp or Breen with 4,00) bbls. refined petroleum, Ze, Gd. | two German barks, Hence to the Continen!, with 4 000 bbls. refined do, and a British bark, from Philadelphia to Antwerp, With 3,200 bbis. refined do. on private terms. ‘MoLassus was absolutely negiected and entisely nom nal, We omit quotations. In order to effect sales mate- Fial concessions world be inevitable yuus. spirits turpentine Aas ruled very stron anda trine highor. holders asking de, with eke. bl Sales 32 bbls. at 42c. and 10 bbis. at 42540. piratned rom continues Gull and the valine’ weak at $2 70 a $2 75. wi fhadegasier. We only hour. of aslor of 180 Dols at $270. Fine rosin “is rather quiet, with, the better grades about steady and Inferior grades » triste lower, “Sales, 300 bile, No. Bat $2 54, Tar and pitoh main day and nominally unchanged. Ps um.—Crude in bulk was more freely offered and lower, with s moderate demand. Sales of 2,000 bbis. gpotat bie, Shipping rude dull and nominal at 10ic. sold more freely at unchanged prices. We heard of sales of 10,000 bbis., balance of October, at 1634 quoted at 162e. and futures at 6e, Inoderate demand at Zle, a Bc. nominal at 102. for eit points were of ‘generally dull and unchanged margets. At Hadelphia no transactions were reported. October de- livery nominally 157 ie. and Novernber at 15% Provisions —| ccelpia, AS packages cut meats and 416 do. lard. The market for mess pork was again easier and business was confined to lots, amounting to 500 bbls. new mess, cash, at $10; 40 do. extra prime at $4 25 and 3) do. family mess at $20. Beef and beef hams were heglected. and brices were nominally, unchanged. on Was quiet and easier, with sales of 25 bexes fong clear iL siee., and 40 do, short clear (annary delivery) ie terms. For cut meats the demand was moder- Cat steady ‘and in {Naphtha, inactive and ‘om the produc ie 4 aoe atrather lower figure: th sal ee @ pickled “shoulders “at et 1.000 “Ibs. peitley average 15,000 do. 7 at BA do, PE cite Bieimel heat were Live closing at 5i<e. TAS: per pond. Buiter and ohaces wots abehieeed Lard was weak, with sales of 30) tierces city, on the spot at Bc. a Sige. ; 500 tierces re’ fined, for export, at S\%c.; and for ‘uture delive: ry 2.900 Uerces western, including 500 terces. October. ai 8!,c.; 75) tierces, November, at icc. ; 500 tierces, December, “ib sige.: 0 therees, Januarye ai 8 3-166, 0) ticrcos, Febraary, at 8c. a 8 &I6c. fuse the inarket was dell eels lor’ wholeesls, lote nominal, Tn a jobbing way 20) bags Rangoon were placed Ge. @ G%C., and 4 tierces Carolind at te. a. Sc. per —The market for raw sugar was dull, heavy and ;hominal; 145 boxes elayed were sold at s%4¢ ager was without activity and again easier | value, closing en the basis of 107%4e. for crushed, powdered and granulated, ani lolc, for A. Fair to good refining Cuba, without sales, was quoted 7c. & Tig: Bacanixk.—Market yuict and steady at &. @ 8i<e., with- out reported transactions. TALLOW jairly active at unchanged has. and 70.050 Ibs. prime at S%c., and 7,K0 Iba inferior at 7c. and 6,000 Ibs. at 73e. Waisiey.—Receipts to-day 1,09 bbla._ The market was fairly active and steady, with sale th’ sales of 400 bbis, DOMESTIO MAE MARKETS, Gaxreston. Oct. 15. ee Cotton weak and Seclining sso0g ordinary, 13¢ cranary, le. Net receipts, bales, Sales, 610, Stock, ‘=| a rices. Sales of 20 New Onveans, Oct. 15, 1873. a irregular; middling dae. Cotton quiet low mid- dlings, 16%¢c ; strict good ordinary, 15’ t receipts, 2,004 bales; gross, 2167. Sales, 1, 35,007. Monti, Oct. 15, 1873, low middlings, Cotton more quiet; middlinga, 16% Ibe, Ne { receipts, 1,216 bales. peice ioe } last evening, 450, IH strict good ordinary, * Savannamt, Oct, 15, 1873. Exports, coasiwise, 11 Btoc Govton dull; middlings, Ite. “Net receipts, 2.953 bales Bales, 737. St Cuantxstox, Oct. 15, 1873, Cotton steady, demand good ; middlings, Mtge. a l5\e. ; low middlings, ‘15k. ; strict good ordinary, 1c. a Net reoeipts, 2.5% bales. Exports—To the Continent, 2,560 constwise, 2148 Sales, 1,000. sarieels 13401, MINGTON, N. C., Oct. 15. Spirits turpentine steady, Me Mine. Rosin--No sales, Crude turpentin ady, at $1 60 for hard, $3 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet, at $2 50. Oswxao, N. ¥., Oct. 15, 187%. Flour steady; sales 1,900 bbis., w ® for No. 1 spring, $8 50 tor amber winter, FY 2% tor white winter, 9) 75 for double extra. Wheat qmet; sales two cars No. Milwauxee Ciub at $1 45, Corn quiet; sales 2,000 bushels at Guc, ey gu pales Boe ‘els Prime up lake Sanada at's 1, $1 25 Jor bolted, $1 20 for unbolted per owt, Stille ‘horts, $17 a $18: shipstutts, $19; amiadlings, $2) a $22 per ton, Canal treights— Bar. ac. to New York, The. to Albany: lumber, $3 25 to tne” ‘Hudson, $4 25 to New York. ant ‘road treij oe? geuuliddelp hia and Boston, Gc. ; to New York, ; buny, Receipts 2,000 bushels ‘barie $e 00 feet of lumber. Shipinents—2, bbis. of thou 10,000 bushels of barley, 1,475,000 feet of Tumber. amount of grain on the ‘cabal from Buffalo and Oswego for tide water yesterday at noon, ax near as canbe ascer- tained, was 1,603,141 bushels ot Wheat, 2,319,577 do. corn, 263,901 do. oais, $25,145 do. barley, and”48)393'do. rye. Town, Oct, 15, 1872, Flour duii and unchanged. Wheat dull; Siler ofa ber Michigan at $1 %, cash; $1 38, November: $1 December; No. 2white Wabash at’ $l 50; ao oo at $1 Sa $1 Seis: cust; $1 35, October; $1 Big, N jorn dull “and declining; sales ot high mixed at ate 45), November; 48c. &@ 433¢c., Decembe: ee dull and deciining; sales 2 ay an Nothing doing in freights. 11,000 ihels;_ cor: 3 oats, ) 16,00 do. 200 hoe Suivmentee Plone Lo) bb bis; wheat,” 14,06 Dushels; corn, 18,000 do, ; ots, 1,000 de. Burraro, N, Y.. Oct. 15, 1873 Lake'and rail imports for the last twenty. tour hours— Flour, 15,300 bbls; wheat, 573,174 bushe bushels; oats, 115.500 do. ; barley. 15,630 do. ; rye, 22.000 do. ; Beas, 1 nal siluents—Whread 137,24 bushels? Borat 100,198" 201 i exports—Wheat Wheat, 1b 2,090 do.; oats, neat (relents suctuating— cor & 12c.; oats, Tigc. ‘The grain ‘murket was gen rat “quit. there ts Gut little Wheat in the market. 0%) bushels No.2 mixed Western corn at 585<¢. : 2,000 do. do., in lots, at43c. Other articles unchanged. Unrcaco, Oct. 15, 1873. poe Enea with ray. @ sinall Jocal trade. ns peat 0. at November; $1 Us a jected, 900. stead, I spring at rthwest do. $i i: io. 2 spring at $1 03 cash; Siwy $1 Otg Decduibers 3 spring, Corn firm, in fair demand, and a shade 2 mixed at 37c. cash, 37: ic. a high mixed, 88-5 “reject oted, ing; sales No, ALS gc., cash ; $1%c. . Noveuber rejec @ 20e. ;No. 2 White’sold at Se. tye’ dull and at ‘Se. Barley * aul and lowe: sales No, 2 fallat $190; No.3 spring, $1 03. Provisions aos ‘and weak; smaii sales pork at $14 25, cash; new 0. sold $14 75, cast 80 for December. ‘Lard steady at 74c., ca ab; 0. ‘ac. for December, Bulkmeats firmer and in’ fair demand. at yesterday's quotations; sales of shoulders, packed, at 4c. for Uecember. unchanged. Whiskey steady at dle. weak; asking 7c. for corn to Butlalo. Rt flour, 144,00 Bustiels wheat.]10,000 do. WO do. rye end. 35,00) do. barley. Shipments— flour, 6,000 bushels wheat, 318,000 do. corn, Teshaneed i sales No. bi do. oats, S000 bola” 14,000 do, oats, 33,000 Uo. barley, EUROPEAN MAREETS, Lorpon Money Markt United states five-t wen —Loxo%, Oct. 15—1: d ee bse os 5 1s new loan, 92. M.—Erie Railw Kaila shares, 38%. 32 M.—Eri¢ Katiway shar * vet y_ share: i: 30 ie 5 Consols: jor money, we ise the act ount Re “a 25 FRaNkrort Bourse, 0c —Cnite ORT, States five twenty bonds, 9734 air the Issue of Isi2, Parts Bourse.—Loxpoy, P. M.—Paris de- spatehies quote renten nt 7c. de. Oct. —5 P. Livenroot OoTron Makket,—LiveRroor, i.—Sales of uplands on the basis of low middling, deli a | erable October, at 9d, | low middiing, Sales of uplands on the basis of pi ee x a Octobet ove! Fr, at 944. shipped id.; do., deliverable Novem- yh the basis of good ordi- . Of the sales to- e market is dull and day are October nd her, at Od. | pri are unchanged. p the ot Mated aeiQUM bulss, ineludiny ZOU bates tor specula: tion and export. LIVERPOOL Provisions Market—Ltverroor, Oct. 15— P. M.—Cheese, 653. per ewt. for the best grades of e aprereen: Livruroot, Propuce Manxet—Livenroot, Oct. P.—Tallow, 40s. Yd. per ewt. ; common rosin, 9. per ewt.; linsecd oil, * BaF a tad €F. per ton. Loxpon Propoce Market.—Lonnon. Oct. 15.—Refined | RetFoleum, 19344. a 13540. per galion; spirits trapenuine, re —- +2 + __ FINANCIAL. TRE ASONABLE RATES—MO: aA. Endowment Insurance Policie Securities. “Insurance of ait kinds effected with companies J. J. OH & 00., IT Broadw AMEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY SE cure capital tor ais orated companics, merchants manufacturers, “mines, Register contains many ames posesesiog vari amounts for Investments, ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, 112 and 114 Broadway. 15—P. | Sts. pe: ’ Make ities SAVINGS BANK, £ Chatham’ hala it New Bowery. Six er F cent paid o on ali sums from $4 Pein MONE ‘ED ON OR BEFORE OCTOCER 2), WILL DATE INTEREST AS FROM OCTOBER L. HARRISON HALL, President Pp, re Crantes D. Barury, Treasufers tt” SeereHy A FIRST CLASS HOUSE AND TWO ACRES, IN Jersey City, $35,000; no encumbrance: will joan $10.00 cash and trade for Stocks or Bonds, to clove an estate, A. BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassau street, A GUAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD. way.—Stocks bought and sold on commission, for Gueeae or on margin; Be ‘ileges in stocks ney otiated, Circulars, explaining privileges, mailed to any address. ANKING HOUSE OF FR. SHERWIN & 0O., 8 Broadway, New York.—Having survived the late panic with Ratwpetred f Reotlaties,. we invite new accounts, subject to check at eculative accounts, for which we will carry docks on Syndicates are forming according to our ‘usual planfor those who desire to take limited ri Explanatory circulars on ape tion. F.R, SHERWIN BENEBIh STOCKS, BONDS ND GOLD FACTORY eae ONitsaest ALLOWED ON vay BALANCE: E. ©. BENEDICH, R. P. FLOWER, H. H TRUMAN. oe F oO TRL AND TRE, YORK. BOUGHT ON Satis: | - Mat J. X. & W. H. SWEENEY, BANKERS AND BRO- nite ndvantag: of the pret dectne wet od at dec’ Stocks and Securities. We exceute “uaepe te ‘Bude, Bonds ana Gold in any amount on commission gana National Bank Notes bought at A pre: UTS” AND “CALLS.”—$10 secure these priviteg ing in ah street on ie pian, uring the panic paid several thousand doll and ail been’ uly Honored by the inakers 'e xplatatory Siroaiars mailed on sep ston eyes executed on margin, Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall Now AILROAD BONDS WANTED. Thre First class Property in the tower part of Westchester On sto ok ON, i ree ks. No risk operat. Many of these contracts county, lightly mortgaged, to exchange for Railroad or Municibal Bonds, Bonds dna Mortgages or other first class Secure G, BLACKWELL, 105 sae room 24, a, y ILLL AM £ JOUN O'BRIG) "AND Brokers, 58 Wail street, coutinue le ‘one ithele oie. tion tothe purehase and sake of stocks and Bonds on commissbon, : ¥ HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PRO- perty in this eity, Westchester or Brooklyn, or to buy Flest or Second Mortguzen AWARD & ‘LEAVITS, 54 Wall street, Wate ED. a ON | BOND A ND | MOR ‘GAG. York city’ property or NEw .dardpan securitys, ayenue ay’ of $3 OOO Waxzeo » )R A TIME TO BE. AGREED upon: security bond and mortage tor $8,000; city property (second mortgage). Address MER- CHANT, box 123 Herald office 00 JERSEY FIRST MOR GE FOR SALE.— 3. Light miles irom the city; bondsimen first class; good discount will be. allo J. O, HOYT rg SON, I71 Broadway. _ $10. OO( WASTED—WITH BONUS, ONE, TWO On tree years: frat oF secolid morigagex of $5,000 or $10,000; communications confidential. ‘rinci- pals only sideesd PHYSICIAN, Herald oftice. $14 500. —THREE SECOND MORTOAGES, “$5,009 0)! $5,000 and $4,000 (irst mortguste due 1579) wanted on three ihree.story brown stone Houses; tak either or all::liberal bonus, Addre: jor one week, U. BURLING, 267 Broad wa: room 19. 335.000 388M, .£inem $5,000, $4.10, $3,000, 3.000, 0, 0 loan on Improved eity property; ite sibs" in two sums, in Newark or Orange. RRYMAL a7 TZ ELDisk, 205 Broadway. 3300, 000 improved Real chased. ©. B. WLLL $1.000.00( $1.0 and TO 1 frst © IN STOCK, THAT WILL BEAR investigation, and 50,000 neres of outhern Lands rivet ttle; available for assets; arrangements to suit. “A word to the wise,” &c. Address conidenually, appointing interview, box 1,302 New York Post otlice, —_—_+2+___ REAL ESIATE, aa aaa At the Exchange Salesroomr yesterday only one public sale of real estate was held by A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co., by order of the Supreme Court, under the direction of A. Wagstaf, referee, of the three story brick house and unexpired term of lease of lot, 25x100, for siXteen years, at a yearly ground rent of $400, known as No. 76 Morton street, south side, 100 seet west of Hudson street; the plainut in the suit, W. F. Barry, bought it tor $1,700, The toilowing are the particulars of a sale of Brooklyn property made by J, Cole on ‘uesday:- BROOKLYN PROPERTY—BY J. COLR. 1 lot, 20x100, #. 3. Fulton si., 500 it. e. of Bedford av, 2A. Young: 15, 2 lots, each 2x92.9, s&s, Herkimer st, 60) It w. of Nostrand av. ; James Cosgrove Hy 2892.95 J ‘J. White 2 lots adjoining, eae! A. Biggs... 2 lots adjoming, each 20x92.95 2 2 lots togetver, 40x85.4x41. 6x97.9, n. 8._of Herkimer ft. w. of Nostrand av. ; John Williams. 2 fos ‘udjoiniig. toxether 40xis $3, rear irreguiai Aled Chureliza Liot joining, 20x! Tplot i Abe eal 4 tonto C8, st, adjoinin: |. Jenks. 3 iront paces adjoining, together 66x61.-10x60. Dra! 4 front gated adjoming, together Tesi Kerrigan Stront gores adjoining, W. sheridan.. 2 front gores, together 40x7 ay., 100 tt from Nostrand ay; 3 tront gores ad} J, Drake: 13 front cores adjel ©. corner of Mari 1 lot, 20x100, & €. corner W. Sweeney 2loison Thr: Patterson 1 plot adjom Liront gore, wx9I Sfrout gores adjoining, iogetiier iwixtu.1xidk 6x67: Mr. Crampton 5 front gores adjoining, together ods. 10a iid abit A. 1 6 lots. each 20x10, se, corner Prandin av. and’ carte st; Mr. Crampto Dean st. adjoi 1 lot, 254.100, 8. w. msde vepeesie ‘ay, and Bergen st. John Angus 1 Jot, 20x128, 1: Llot Wxl2s, adjoin 3 lots adjoining, each 2x, M 4 lots adjoining, each 20x128; Mai 2 Jots, each Se n. & St. Mark's a repel t rae ts, € . ¢ Keynolds... 2 5 lots, each 2)x128 adjoining; John. Cutte 5 lots, each 2x12s, adioining; John Wood. 4 lots, together, @teet rear, 128 on either side, with triangular gore off front, which cuts in a depth of 15 teet, making the front but about 23 feet; rard M. Stevens. 4iront gores BOB, 83 ; Mr. Millen XSi. 1x128. So corner of Franklin E: and Bergen si saoia'n adjoining, each 20x16.6. B. McCatter 1 lot adjoining, 20x128.6; John Sheridan. bd Tot ad) 1 lot ad) 1 lot adjoining, Qaii G lots adjoining, each 20x108.0; Gi. Sievens BOARD OF EDUCATION. The Board of Education held a stated meeting yesterday afternoon, at the rooms, Elm ana Grand streets, William HH. Neilson, President, in the chair, The City Superintendent's report showed that during tne first week the evening schools were in session the average attendance of pupils was 7,973 in the male schools, 3,379 in the female schools and 103 in the colored schools, showing a total at- tendance oi 11,475, exclusive of the evening high school, from which no return had been made. The whole number of teachers appointed and on duty in these schools was 343, The monthly report from the several day schools, grammar and primary, showed thatthe average attendance of pupils during September was 89,716, or 4,278 freater than the attendance in September, 1872, notwithstanding the tact that several large schools were closed during aconsiderable part of this month, On the 6th inst. Primary School No, 21, in Third avenue, near Forty-ninth street, was re- opened. The Superintendent's report closed by saying that he expressed gratification that the re- turns for September showed a large diminution in the days of absence of teachers, the whole number being 1,240, 656 less than during September, 1872. ‘The following resolution relative to fhe consump- tion of gas in the scnools was adopted Resolved, That the sev schools uniter the jurtsdictio as be and they are hereby req monly reports to the Cleck of the Beard ior kas con: sumed in said schools; and that the Aadiung Committee cause notice to be given to the trastees of any ward when the amount of gas cousumed in any school or schools for the preceding mouth, shail appear upon examination to be exorbitant, and that the company supplying the gas shall in like manner be notified. ‘The above resolution was calied forth by the fact that there has been a great discrepancy in the bills for gas in several of the schools, Miss Maria N. was appointed Vice Princi- pal of Primary Department of Grammar School No. 42, in pinse Ot Miss Eloise Taylor, re: ed; Miss . Francis was appointed Vice netpal of the eroaie Department of Grammar School No. 63; Miss Anna Baker was appointed assistant EPOSIT TO-DAY. ‘the Freeaman’s Savings and rrast company, chartered by the United 8 No. eee Leatead a aad y York, 3 W; ALVO! orp Pr Preaitent. W. STICKNBY, Actuary. z M. BPERRY, General A inapectos L. Tiarts, Manager. _Ben 4 tor circ: JOUN J. ZULLLE, Cashier. Digit NATIONAL BANK.—AN = ADJOURNED of the Sepoetiors will be held on pcan, ¢ at the store of N. Grari, 21 Wooster street. is pS the utmost merece s £3 aul depositors to attend this HH. JOUNSTON, py a Gavia, Secretary. JOUNSTON, Chairman, Bxgevter FUNDS TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON $i Stet class private ne on property: In New 01 or five iz ae Bie cars. Principals address EXBCUTOR, PIRST. we Auld ta IAL, PAPER King! by. T & CO., 38 Wail street. ASKING & ~ BRAINE, BROKERS, stroot.—Stocks and Gold bo: mission; privileges a specialty. enabling any one, a very small capital. to speculate sately, Cireulat full part ‘iculars and references, mailed n AVE $150,00) TO BUY FIRST AND 8: « Saves—Also Leasehold Mortgages, Temporary Loans on Buildings in i BROAD tend sold on com. ‘ a rection. teacher in the Normal Schooi at @ salary of $800 a year; J. F. Gillet was Pycened teacher of physics and chemistry in the Normal College at a salary of $360 year and Arthur A. McMal > was app pointed teacher of elements of teaching in the ormal College at a salary of $360 a year. The following ap ra were of teachers for the evening schovls:—James Kane nas MJ. ee mond, First ward; J. M. Pettin Charles W. Kimbail and R. B. McKenna, yore "eard; David D. Gadd! Fath ‘ard;* Lizzie eet Sixth ward; James ‘B. Fisher, Seventh ward Elien Mulhearn, Soventh ward; Thomas Learey ‘and Seligman Heyman, Eleventh ward; Henrietta Kat- kamer, Eleventh ward; Anna Snyder, Seventeenth ward ;'Mathew G. Smith and Fikes G, Caldwell, Eighteenth ward; Bernard Kelly, Wilheimt Bonestili and Mary Shaw, Nineteenth’ ward; Jane E. Collins and J. M. De Koninck, Twentieth ward; August Wassercheid and Jane McCarthy, Twenty: second ward; Barbara Ringeling, Carrie Parson and Catharine Connolly, Twenty-second wa nna real elie ss pcanefe e Board of Health relative rear of Grammar School No. 40, East Twenty-third street, with a view to its removal. odor arises from the stabies in the r tee] oe Sale te ake to attend this that the joard of Health is aske 5 After the transaction of & ny amount , of Toutjue buspness tag Board adiourped, 5 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, nineteen eae 1 Octoner 14, at the Second PresbyterianCaurch, by the Rev. G. A Mills, CHARLES G, BAURAU to WY A, daughter of Parmenas Costneres both of brooklyn. BiRD—SIMONSON.—On Wed oeag | tober 8, ab St. Andrew's church, Richmond, Staten Isiand, by the Rev, Dr, Goddard, ©, P, Burp to Evizavera C, daughter of the late Benjamin Simonson, all of Staten Island. Ne cards. Jouxson—Hows.—On Tuesday, October 14, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. pane, Phraner, FREDERICK M. JOHNSON, Of this city, bald only daughter of Stephen G. Howe, tisy., ig Sing. Kirp—Kowen.—At Pleasantville, N. ¥., on Wednesday, October 15, by Rev. 0, Haviland, AMELIA, yonngest daughter of Henry Romer, Ei to Frep. W. Kipp, of Tarrytown, N. Y. No cards, Lawson’ Sispeonaee ae Tuesday, October M4, by the Rev. Dr, Rossiter, SAMUZL LAWSON to Soruia J. BuyDeNsunoH, beth of this city. No cards, MyEne—Pos?.—On Tuesday, October 14, 1873, by Pendleton, Nest, Jamea’, Madison the Rev, W. avenue and 126th street, Gkorgr Myers and MARY ‘ost. E., daughter of Saimuel’E. P RUNGE—BurRGrss,—At Minnéa) inn, On Sunday, October ii. at the ‘remaence ot Colouel C. A. Lounsbury, by the Rev. L. K. Washburn, Lewis A. Runge, of New York city, to Miss HE! M. Burgess, oj Fulton county, N. Y. er Fulton county (N. Y.) papers. SHERWOOD—ANDREWS.—On October 14, at Lenox bg Court House, Napa- nee, Ontarto, Canada (St, Mary Magdalene con- Berasions by the Rev. J. J. Bogart, M. A., assisted Rey. Thomas Stanton, * A., Huco B. SHER Woon, of Mill Point, Ontario, ¢ ‘anada, youngest son of the late Hon. Luinan Sherwood, ot’ New York, to Esrurer A., daughter of David ‘Andrews, Esq, ot Napanee, Ontario, lease copy. uesday evening, Di BENSON,—On Tnesday, October 14, CATHAR beloved wife of Benjamin Benson, and daughter o: es ee Williasin Brogan, Drumgun, Donegal, relan The frkends of the family and those of her brother-in-law, Terence voley, are respectfully in- vited to attend her tuneral, this (Thursday) after- noon, @t hail-past one o’clock P. M., from her late residence, 122 Worth street. Coor.—On Wednesday, October 16, 1873, at No. 172 Spring street, New York, alter a brief fllness, Haury, only son of Dr. 8. G. Cook, aged 14 years 8 days. Faneral at Stanfordville, PS Y., on Saturday, Oc- tober 18, at one o'clock P. M. CoyLz.—On Wednesday, October 15, after .a lingering iiness, JosErH PATRICK COYLE, son of ae and Catherine Coyle, aged 21 years and 3 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the deceased are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 1,157 Second avenue, on Friday, the 17th inst., at two o’clock P. M. Frrauson.—On Wednesday, October 15, WILLIAM FERGUSON, @ native of Rathospic, county West- meath, [reland, and for many years @ resident ot Columbia street, Brooklyn, i the Tist year of his Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from 304 Atlantic street, near Bond st., on Saturday, October 18, at three o'clock, His remains will be interred in Greenwood Cem- —On Monday, Sctober 13, ley @ tedious illness, JOSEPH HEARNE, aged 28 year The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hia Jate residence, corner of Degraw and Columbia streets, Lrooklyn, to Flatbush, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. HEELY.—On W Leta morning, October 15, Mary E., wife of L. A. Heely. Notice of funeral m to-morrow’s papers. Kratinc.—Ou Tuesday, October 14, 1873, JOAN L, KgaTinG, Jr., son of John L. and Mary Keating, aged 5 eae and 7 months, latives and friends of the family are std ele fully mvited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 203 Vi arick street, at two o’clock to-day, Thursday, October 16, KEENAN.—On Tuesday, October 14, OWEN KEB- NAN @ native of the county Tyrone, Ireland, im the 49th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- specttully invited to attend the iuneral, from the residence of Patrick Keenan, No. 610 East Twelfth street, on Friday, October Mt, at half-past nine o'clock; thence to'St. Bridget’s church, corner of ee Street and avenue B, where a solemn re- eM mass will be offered up for the repose of hig avai and trom thence to Calvary Cemetery for in- terment. KEtRNS.—On Wednesday, October 15, 1873, THOMAS KEIRNS, native of the county Cavan, Ireland, aged 49 years. he relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother John, 32 Cavharine street, on Friday, at one o'clock. Saar Monday, October 13, BripGeT M, ELLEY. May her sou! rest in peace. Athen. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, irom ner late residence, 81 Mott street, this day (Thursday), at two P. M. LEARY.—On Wednesday, October 15, after long and severe illness, MicHAEL D. Leary, in the 36th year of his age. ‘rhe relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral from bis late residence, 117 Greenwich avenue, on Friday, October 1%, at one o'clock, thence to Catvary cem- etery. MARSHALI.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, October 14, B. H. MARSHALL, in the 59th year of his age. Notice of ae in papers on Friday. McCorMic: her residence, 76 Alles street, on W caneate ay October’ 15, RoSaNNa LAUGUREY, daugnter of ‘bhomas and Mary Laughrey i widow of (Peter McCormick, in the 60th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family and of her son. in law, Samuel Wilkinson, are invited to attend the iuneral, on Friday morning, October 17, at ning o'clock. The remains will be taken to St. Teresa’ church,thence to Calvary Vemetery for interment, NeYLY.—At West Brighton, Staten Island, on Wednesday, October 15, 1373, G. N. NRYLE, fornierly of Savannah, Ga., in the 61st year of his Funeral from his sy residence, on Friday, 47t0 inst., at two o'clock P. Savannah (Ga.) papers please cop; OwEns.—The funeral of the Tate” AMES gta United States Navy, will take place from 393 De street, Brooklyn, this Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, The Iriends of the tainily are respectiully invited to attend tue services at the grave, Green- wood Cemetery, O’BRIEN.—On Tuesday, October 14, 1873, Mary Brien, AGNES, daughter of Jol in and Catharine be 2 years, i month and 20 days. erids of the family are respectfully invited ta attend the faueral, Irom No. 310 First avenue, on ‘Thursday, October 16, at twoo’clock P, M, PatTskson.— On ‘Tuesday, October 14, ALFRED PATTERSON, in the 28d year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respeot- fully invited to attend the fuueral, trom his late residence, #28 West ast acl street, on Thur& day, October 16, at one P. Montreal papers please cop; here t Flushing, rit , on Monday, Octe 13, STRLLA, youngest daughter of Wil- Tam and uate J “Philips, aged 9 years, 1 month and 20 days, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the house of her parents, on Thurs. day, Uctober 16, at one o’clock. Carriages will meet the twelve M. train from Hunter's Point, Sampson.—At Orange, N. J., on Tuesday, October 14, ISABELLA M. Sampson, widow of George Sam) son, Hallowell, Me., and daughter of T, B, Merric! Le 29 years. ‘uneral at Grace churc, Orange, N.J., on Friv day, at eleven o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited without further notice. Trains leave Bare clay street at 9:40 A. M. Scaxton.—On Wednesday, October 15, at two o’clock A, M., ANNIE, daughter ot A. J, Scanion, in the 10th year Of her age. The relatives and iriends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, irom the residence of her parents, 314 East Filty-sixth street, on Friday, October 17, at one o'clock P. M, SueRipaNn.—On Wednesday, October whe JAMES SHERIDAN. son of Patrick and Mary Sheridan, townland of Ballyheelan, parish of henynnoos county of Cavan, Ireland, in the 24th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- aseteg b invited to atvend the funeral, on Friday, 7, at one o'clock P. M., trom his late resi+ dence, No, 349 East Twellth street. SPILLANE.—On Wednesday, October My MAURICE SPILLANE, irom Aughaghoylih, near Clonakilty, aged 90 years. Funeral at two o'clock on Friday, from the resi by Oo! his son Maurice, 613 Wasuington street. rk papers please copy. TAYLOR.—At West New Brighton, Staten Island, 73, MakY TaYLon, 1 on Wednesday, October 15, 1 the 66th year of her age. Funeral services at the Church of the Ascension, on Thursday, Octoner 16, at four o'clock P. M. Tompson.—On Tuesday, October 14, RICHARD Tompson, in the 57th year of his age. Relatives and friends, also tae members of Polar Star Lodge, No. 119; 1. 0. 0. ‘ao are respectinily ine vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 112 South Third street, Brooklyn, ‘Thursday, October 16, at one o'clock, jo. ED, om TOWNSESD,—On Wednesday, October 15, at the residence of her son, 4. H. Jessup, ad West Tenth street, ELIZabeTd TOWNSEND, in il take place on Friday mornin; agg at? fa ae dares, “cbOreh as Bomend vie Bea fiation fo me waiting at Pur eight o'clock fal LA Me air) Grand Central dej sc ete eae ede MEME 1 ee pervicen, On Thursday, October 14 a8 haltpast, one Oelock, at rhe cs oom “— Van Hogssx.—On dence, 346 Fourth averiue, on at two Ovclock P.M. ‘The frignds ain Inyted t9 attend. ammere, oNG.—On Mi tng ‘iiness, JOSHrH A. tounes i tn hte ath “Tih yeaa mone Reletire Ero, of the mmily are. re. Fosidence of bi of his ‘aot rats 3 ‘East Houston re \ this (Thursday) zat ten O’oloaiy _—