The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1873, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Amprovement in the Prices of Stocks. WALL STREET MORE HOPEFUL. The Corner Turned and a More Even Speculation Probable. MONEY EASIER. ‘Currency Coming Out and Being Invested in Stocks. COLD AT ITS LOWEST. Custom House Receipts and Disbursements. RAILROAD AND GOVERNMENT BONDS. WALL STREET, } Trunspay, Oct. 16—6 P. M. The prices of stocks to-day indicate that a cor- mer has been turned, and we are moving away from the misfortune which has been threatened. An advance has taken place along the entire line. The sharp decline of two or three days ago has ‘een followed by an equally sharp reaction, as predicted in the HERALD, and we have had a market {ull of profit to all who were long of stocks at low prices. The rise ranged from 1to5 per cent. It would not beat all strange ifit were in- creased to-morrow. Money made its appearance for investment in large quantities, and a cheerful Secling was everywhere exhibited. THE MONEY MARKET. At the close of the market the quotation for ¢mouey was only 3 per cent per annum, although earlier in the day it ranged from 1-16 to 3-16 per diem, While this change may be a part of some Speculative interest, itis not to be forgotten that ® large amount of capital is accumulating here, and that bankers and brokers are in a much better condition than they have been for several weeks. The people who are hoarding are represented by a Fapidly decreasing minority. The temptations of the market largely offset their caution and cowardice. The premium on greenbacks to-day Geclined, business being on the basis of % a Per cent, with a reduction at the close to 4% @ % per cent premium. The demand for foreign exchange was very limited to-day, as im- porters are not in funds to remit; the result of this ‘was a heavy reduction in rates. The bankers Jowered {their asking quotations 1 per cert— from 107 a 106 for sixty days’ sterling and from 108 8 107 for sight; but actual business was at L053 a 106 for long and 1063, a 107 for short. Commercial ills are in good supply and dull at 10434 a 105, THE GOLD MARKET ‘was depressed, the rates declining from 108ya 107% and closing at 108. These are the lowest Prices recorded since 1862, The rates paid for ‘carrying to-day were 1-16, 3-64, 3-32, +f, 7 and 1-32 per | cent, and for borrowing flat. The final rate was 1-32 per cent for carrying. The following were the NEW “YORK HERALD. iments, tne accounts of which are settled in nis | omce:— Amount id into the Treasury on ac- count of customs...... $188,089, 522 Fines, penalties and forfeitures, 1,169,515 Labor, drayage and storage. 475,741 Steamboat inspections. 259,002 Marine Hospital tax.... 383,003 Amount of fees earned by collection. 611,525 And there was paid out of the ‘Treasury on account of collecting the revenue. sy eae Refunding excess of deposits, . 05, Yebentures, .... + 1,176,055 Public buildings 748,780 Construction ny ni of lights, 2,910,857 Construction of revenue cutter 133,901 Distributive shares of fines, and forfeitures. 156 Marine hospital + 898,778 Life saving stations 212,383 Miscellaneous account 117,468 secveees 21,109,193 THE STOCK MARKET. ‘The general tone of the market has already been indicated, As usual the largest transactions were in Western Union, Lake Shore and New York Cen- tral. The first named opened at 54 a 543, fell off to 534%, advanced to 56%, reacted to 55%, and after- wards reached 58%, Lake Shore rose from 66 to 681, fell off to 6734 and finally reached 70, New York Central ranged between 863, and 89%, with latest sales at nearly the highest point. North- west common advanced from 36 to 4014; St. Paul common from 28 to 314, and Wabash trom 38% to 4134. Investment shares were firmer, and express shares made an advance over yesterday’s quota- tions, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices ef the day:— Opening. iahee Lowest. tock commen st au tk eh & H.R. 8635 0 108 Ee 47 4634 Lake Shore. 70 66 Wabash... 41g 88% Norihwesiern... 4035 36 Northwestern preferred. Cy 64 Rock Isiand, 20 87 Fort Wayne. 84g 843g Milwaukee & St. Paul 5 84 28 Milwaukee and St. Paul pref. 62 55 52 Ohio and Mississippi.... 25 26% 24% New Jersey Central... 91 OL 25% 16 19%@ 1834 2g 20% Pittsburg.... Od: Western Union. 5855 85 Pacific Mail., 34 81 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE Thursday, Oct. 16—10:15 A. M. $160 US 6.90, 0, 62. $6000 US 5-20, c, 1B. 11000 US 5-20) ae 18u00 U § 5-20, ¢, "67. 200.0 8 Os % KS 1000 US : HDs 300 C S620, ie ° Bee Ta RS a Bearers aR mae #2eeeeg "| Begaseesee bee PSASSeeeees uctuations of the market:— The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day ‘were as follow: Gold balances. Currency balances. Gross clearances. CLEARING HOU! Currency exchanges. Currency balances Gold exchanges Gold balances... THE FOREIGN MARKET. Late London advices by cable quote consols, for money, 92% a 927-16; consols, for acceunt, 923; a 72%; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 933; ex cou- Pon; five twenty bonds of 1867, 961% a 96%; ten- forty bonds, 917% a 02; new fives, 90% a 007% ex ‘coupon; Erie Railway shares, 40% a 40%, Paris espatches quote rentes at 57,5734. In Frankfort, Dive-twenties of 1862 are 97%. In Amsterdam, Northwestern preferred 1s 60%. Other American securities dull and unchanged. The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased £1,293,000 during the last week, The amount gone into the bank in lance to- day is £235,000. SOUTHERN SECURITIES were firm. There was an improvement of two per cent in Tennessee, old, which sold at 68a 70, The new issue brought 70. Virginia, consols, opened @t 46 and afterwards fell off to 454%. The latest bids were as ioillows:—Missouri sixes, Asylum or University, 85; Tennessee sixes, old, 69; Tennes- Bee sixes, new, 70; Virginia sixes, old, 33; Virginia sixes, new, 85; Virginia sixes, consolidated, 454; seeeeee 1,205, 71 + 48,801,000 Virginia sixes, deferred, 7; North Carolina, new, | #” 43; North Carolina special tax, 7; South Carolina Bixes, 21; South Carolina sixes, January and July, 934: Louisiana eights, levee, 68; Texas tens, 1876, 80. RAILROAD BONDS Jere quiet, In some cases there was an improve- ‘ment, notably in Central Pacifics, which were quoted at 91 to 93, against a sale at 87 yesterday, ‘The latest bids are annexed, ew York Cen 6 Salena & Chic 24m... 92 ew York Cen 6 Chic, R14 Pac. “Frle id m 71s, 79 Mortis & Essex Ist? Morris & Essex .d im. Rew Jer Cent, Istin,’ 4 J Southern \st m 7 Eilts, tw Chic st Wa eda SUP ist m, 8" Pl } oy 65 ®) «-Mil&SiP Istm 73-10,PD Ie Fil ASP 7's, gold, RD 65 “8 Col oh ete mi FA Col, Chie atm. 75 1, Lack 83 Gol, Chie & Ind 2 mi... 35 old Wab istm.Stld 79 Tol, ¥ & War, Hur div. 75 ol & Waly 2d tn, «85 New York &N 6 95, 1. Wab eau dss. bY Bost, H&E Ist m. 2g ‘Gt West tet “ Bur. Ra Min Kis. 72g 60 a Western 2d m1,” ‘. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Considerable business was done and consider- ‘apie weakness was shown in this department, wwing to the large sale of bonds by parties desirous wf putting their money jn stocks, The weakness of gold likewise had an influence upon the market, ‘and we quote closing prices as follows:—Unitea Btates sixes, 1691, registered, 112'¢ a 113%; do, 40. do, coupon, 11245 a@ 11444; do., five-twenties, 1862, coupon, 105 a 10634; do. do., 1864, do., 106 a 10744; do. do, 1865, do, 1084 & 108)¢; do. do., 1865, do., new, 11011034; do. do., 1867, coupon, 11K @ 111%; do, do., 1868, do., 111 a 111%; ten- forties, registered, 108; do., coupon, 106 a 1054; fives, 1881, coupon, 106% @ 107; six per cent Pacific Railroad bonds, 109 a 10044. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The internal receipts to-day were $240,208, The customs receipts were $161,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $13,000 on account of in- terest and $63,000 on redemption of five-twenty Donds, The following are the balances in the ‘Treasury at the close of business to-day :— Currency. pepe esses $8,079,990 Special ae} aude Bebe ( demption of certificates of deposit. 11,410,000 Coin 81,854,177 Inclu 81,213,400 Outstanding legal tenuers.. «960,262,488 The customs receipts for the weeks ending on the 4th and 11th of October were as follows:— New York, Philadelph an ee es és oe ton (for eek ending October 4).. 150,567 The report of the Commissioner of Customs for ‘the past Oscal year isa@ clear record of the opera- tions of the office during that time, including the Jollowing tab\ea showing the repainta.sna diaharaa, +++ $1,034,301 | 30 BEBRERRE SE: itd 57% 30 a i) wn es 110" 100 Mal & 5: et Ree FRG pe PRR. SERS + 66S First Board—10:30 A. M, 8 $00 she Mil & SUP sti 233 1b do. a b0N ot '€ og 2000 Va 6's, Consol... 87 do. 853g = ery 7 a ee SLTESS Ei Panama RR: 10 Mich Cen RR. eo LPESSQSE STEVEN SE. ENEEE eS RK Fe = ae x . Em Se m0 do. sees 0 Mil & St Paul.bec $6000 17 8 6-20, ©, "2. 6 105% siti U 85.200 hel ¢, ce . 800 Us tiu.c, 02 ca all vile it 8, sms M5 mr Us tro. as BIg 00 lvou 300) do, 1 GAO 0 8 6-6, F 67 Deve Li Wc, 1as3e P, Mo=Berore Call. aM SR. Co 200 shs W Un Tel. 56 300 do. 66; i) Ge 49 do" g & “a do. di 238 do. 500 Chi & RI RR. do. SESE 0 100 8 my 32 7 200 100 300 100 Sx ye kit ee Py lo 8i%_ loo Ww 38 bu ww 100 it : 200 wo 200 Fi 400 3 i 0 ‘Sou Ei 200 L 2100 300 100 200 10 1400 loo 300 800 Second Soard—1 P. M. 8] M0 sheNYC&HRER 89 Tm 500 do. % ¥-4 ——— ee ei BABES: er B22 do... 100 P. Ft W & Cguar.. 200 Mil & St Rew re 300 do. bec 89 709 Olio fies. abt Mor & Es RE Be 2:30 to 3 P. M, . 5 WOshsNYC&HRR., 89 53 LO do. 89 aoeoe mone, CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOOK P. M Western Union. 55 Earn “4a mt r N W...00 Quicksilver .... 18 Chi &NWoi.. Adams Express. Si ‘ Weils-Fargo Ex 60 Aw Mer Un Ex. 55! ow COMMERCIAL REPORT, Flour Dull and Heavy—Wheat Lower— Corn Easier—Oats 2c. Dearer—Pork and Lard Lower—Cotton Unsettled and Lower—Groceries Dull—Naval Stores and Petroleum Ouict. THURSDAY, Oct. 16—6 P. M, There was but little, ff any, improvement in com- mercial matters to-day, the further decline in gold and sterling exchange tending to render values still more uncertain. Business was moderate as a general thing, and the exceptions to the rule were rare, At the Produce Exchange there was not much change—flour and wheat were dull and in buyers’ favor, The receipts were heavy, but most of them were ten- dered to fill contracts, and in some cases wheat was bought for this purpose, vVorn was heavy, though there was no especial change. Oats were scarce and decidedly higher in conse quence. Whiskey waa easier. Pork remained nominal, Lard was dull and easier. Cotton was pressed for sale, mainly on account of large receipts in prospect, and prices declined fully 4c. per Ib. Groceries were generally duil, with a downward inclination to values. Naval stores were notoffered freely, and the market was generally, particularly for spirits, well sustained, Correx.—No transactions were reported apart from the usual business in jobbing lois, and values remain wholly nominal tor cargo invoices, which are neglected. We quote:—Rio, ordinary cargoes, lige, w19%e., fair doy BW}ic. a 4c. ; good do., 20%¢. a Zlc.; prime do., Age. w 21%. extreme range for lots. 19}gc. a 2e., goid, per Ib. @ and 90 days credit; Java, government bags, 2c. a Ye. ; grass mats, 24c. a 25c,; Singapore, Zlc, a 226. ; Ceylon, ale, a 2c.; Maracaibo, Zc. a 2e.; Laguayra, fic. a 22¢.; Tamacia, 19}K¢, a 200. ; St. Domingo, 190. # 19ic. ; Porto Rico, 2c. a 21}¢¢.; Costa Kica, We. a 213¢0. : Mexico: C- 82.366. Ba nilia, lye a 21340. ; Uitacns age . The stock comprises bags ‘Kio, 119) baus ae gs, Ceylon, 4 do rom in, 5 do. O 47 do. 1,044 do, Sava ia see (other than ii) 16 985 bags and 16,953 in on he soarket for sovid on the a Spot was Irrega- Total swok JOTTON lar, and large low ae only be placed at material con- cessions in prise. 1, jes to arrive next week were sold (J ine aah r today at loc., every bale guarranteed low. ashy to-day, the alinexed quotatons, Hevwing a desline of Se. pe Ih are wholly nowinad: Future deliveries closed w lecline of 3¢c. @ 6-160., ka with snereased transactions in all months, “We custeee Uplands, Alabama, N. Orteane Tega, 19 Ordinary...... +. 13% Good ordinary. 15% H Siriet good ordinary 1 16 16 Ye i i i nm 18 —The quotati store ronming quality not wore than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. The sales were as follows — ToLoy, Lust Boog, Tint 1. Export. Consumption 178 Bpecuiation. PT - Totals. aim 2019 Included in the above ate 1440 ba LA arrive, For'tu- ture deliver; ing, aiter three o'cloek—Oeiober, 4) 1s wnat 15340. ; No- ember, ‘aya 200 ab af 4,00) bales, bales at 16 15 -92c., {tO} Norfolk. W783i: New York, 218, Raston, 2 is day last wesk: 8503; this day areryenr, 13: FLouk AND Sa ee ae 11,423 bbts.; wheat, 876,931 bushels; corn, 10.; corn meal, 250 sacks: varie do. The Hour market rule arviculariy tor low nh Pawo bois. at prices within ra! qu led in the sates are 2,00) bbls, extra pended. Incl tate for Noveniver and December, at $660; rye our ‘quiet but uudhanged; corn meal was inactive. Wo 75 a8i78 Sm a 'sis 600 @ 650 650 a 700 500 a 575 60 a 650 do & ba Kound hoop Ohio, Round hoop Olio, trade brands. 40 8 72u Family @ 0-000 Bt Louis, iow extra, 635 675 & Louis, straight aie se is ba $0 2 500 Southern, supertiae. 500 2 600 Southern, extr: 6 p25 8 00 Southern, famil 825 all Corn meal, Westei 310 60 Corn meal, Jersey 315 0 orn, meal Bran 385 95 30 a 86 11300 £0. b. ing at about Suanels, mostly in smal ae 932 06186 BOF No. 2 Chicago And 3133.4 $1 40 for No. 2 Milwaukee. Corn. was easier, closing at al ore we for prime, ays [ jes of 88,000 bushels, Oats were scarce and tuily 2c. dearer, with pales of 8000) bushels at ae, w b0c. tor mixed ‘and Bic. Bie. for, white, oat Barley was. dull; 0,10) bushels Were sold, at $1.40 a $1 W tor State and Western, a) about 1700 $h 75 fo! ee quiet a pales Corps ; ee Btate at trom @ %e.; Western was Hamoure.—Ther wasa ppeites business done in berth freights to-day at essentially nged rates. Vessela for charter were in Soodse re nen tor grain and petroleui and the market ruled stew a» ‘The engage menta,wer To Liverpool, by 8: bales of cotton at 7- AG, aah ; WO Uerces of beet: ‘at bs. 5 boxes of bacon at 473, © London, by sail. &400 bushels of grain at Hiour at 3s. Sd. ‘To Glasgow, by Sinan 8 tons of oil cake on private terms. To Antwerp, b sail, 32,000 bushels of grain and 2,0W0 tierces of re Private’ terms; 500 bbla of flour, to > All, a 4s, 6d. Gibraltar, 20 tons peamare mens good: per pal) foot — The chariers soups “cork, bes T for orders and Uniied An Austrian bark, with S00 quarters of grain; an 0 Ttallan, bark, witht 8,450'do. do., and an talian bark,’ with 3000 do. do. all at 2 Norwecian vark, with 2500 do, do., and « British bark, with %l00do. do.’ at 9d"; an. italian bark, hence toa direct poet in Bristol Chatnels with 1000 do dd. + @ British oark, hence to Livérpool, ‘with 2400 bbls. reilned petroleum, at 7s.; a British bark (Mow at Boston)” hence to a direct port in the Mediterranean with 2,300 do, at 7a 3d. jm Norwegian bark, hence to Gibraltar for orders, with2,200 0. do. ut Za. ‘éd;'a German bark, hence to Conianthiopte, .00) cases do. do, at 45a} a Nor- exian rom Ehiiadetpnia to Core for orders and Untied: kingdom: with S20 Hon doe ae a: and rivilege of the Continent at Se Sd. an American bark, pence to Havre, or DuuKirk, with 4240 boi crude Gor ak 's. Sal. ; an American ship ino iy sandy Hook), from as adeipliin to Havre, with 00) bbls. crude to. at 78. 4. Bark hence to Cadiz, with staves on the basis of $05 for light pipe; a British brig of 2,300 bbls. capacity, hence to Kingston, at 80c. per bbl. ; a brig of 250 tons ag reo Gow at Boston), to Toad at Fernandina for New York, with planic and hoards ac$i1 £0, snd. two Amerionn suipe Tons of about 800 tons and the other,1,400 tons register), henee to the west coast of South America, with general cargo, on private terms. he whole market was dull and nominal at about our quotations. The stock comprises 1,013 hhds. Cuba, 419! do, Porto Rico, 6.3 do. Enuiish Islands and 400 bois "New Orleans, We quote :—Cuba, centri'ugal ai mixed, Iie. a 2e,; do. clayed, Me, a Sle.}, do. mu refining, 2c. do, do. grocery, 33, & 40c.; Porto ee Gell) a 60c. English Islands, 3c, @ 50c. 5 Rew Siesta NayaL Stores.—The market for spirits turpentine has ruled very quict to-day, and the value ls a shade easier with holders olfering at 42sge. and 42c. Did; a sale of 1) Dols, ‘was effected early in the day at 42)yc. | Strained presents xceedingly dull appearance, an fhougit quoted at about $2 70.0 $2 1, in absence of actual transacdons, these figurss must be considered wholly nominal. ‘here is a moderate demand tor grades a shade better than strained eed salon have Bocntisada ot 300 bls, No, 2 at $2 8, 2B Dbia No.2 at $3 and 194 bbls No. 2 to No. Lat $2 850 $3 25. elias Deen fair trade, with sales ot 150 bbls. Washington at $3 50, Pitch quiet and unchanged. Puruousva—The market for crude ruled steady to-lay at the recent decline und, inoderately active, ‘Sales of 2.50 bbls, bulk tor prompt delivery at Sige. and 4.000 Dols, ih shipping order tor November at 1 Hedined was Tittle inquired for, aud was offered in cargo lots at Toige., apotand October, and 10e. for first half November; 15%sc, last halt, and 15%,c. last halt December. adel dot ‘of 500 bbis., spot, brought 16%4c. Ca: firm, owing to the searcity of Uulk oll, We quo ae. Naphtha dull and weak at 10c. for ai Nideiphia the market was quiet and steady at Lice. « ice. tor October aud ieee. November, Later we have sales ot 1,00) Bois spulk crude for next week's delivery at 54 Paovistoxs. Receipts, 25 bbls. pork, 21 do. beef, 1, eats, do. lard and 83 do. tallow. packages cut “ee Pork market was ‘again lower, closing at $16 for new mess in jovbing lota, “The sales were :—S0) DIS. cash at $15 bbls. prime mess at $16, and 109 bis. 1m jobbing lots He $16, Beet was amet s ae nominal, with sales of 100 bbls, on private terms. ere Without activity, Bacon was steady, We ote sales Of 20 boxew long clext ar Sie. 80 do. jiong clear, tor tho English market at Sic; 500 ong, 6 lear, Aret ‘No- Seat aE ATanecaee short ‘clear Jenuery ‘and Peuraary vat’ Tice. °* Out “wects Seed duil and a trite ouier, The sales were 1,0 ete hi 1s, light, at 10! Li igi) shee do., at Ie. LUO) Western do. de 500 smoked hams at 100 pickled shoul v ,0W) smoked shoulders at 8c. and 50 boxes bellies at Dressed hogs closed weak at Bicc. a ge. Lard was tally Ite, lower at the close. ‘Tile 'suies were 150 tierces, on the spot, a November, at 8 One Sanday, at Bes do. February, at 83.160, a 8140, 850 doy kettle. rendered for'export, at'84c, and 20do., city, at Se. Butter and cheese were quiet. untmportant lots were sold at 6.5 00 do. 1,756 Kice Ina jobbang wi 67sc. a 6f;c. per Ib. for Rangoon and 8c. a 9c. tor Caro- ua, UGAR.—The market for raw sugar was dull and heavy at our revised quotations. 365 Lhds. Cuba inuscovado, said to be good refining, were sold at 7c. per lb. Sev- eral sales Were reported to have been inade on private lerms. Keflued sugar was very dull. closing at dice, Me. for extra 8 de, for Yellow, 1W34c. w 10Ko. standard A, wy. A” and Tone: Ao, €, a 10%¢. for hard. We ‘oot s~Cubu—Renning, common, rior Gye. w Tigc.3 to prime, TK. & phase nar ao rood tan, Pads “prime to. “chctes, | “ject doen 640. Oe ne: Bute standard, aiite a His} 3 do., 1c. } dow. to 1 lose. ‘Porto Rico—Kefning, & mmon to ic. a TMe.; grocery, fair to choice, 7%e. @ Bc. itch standard, Nos, sc. Java—Dutch standard, Nos. 10 fanila—Superior and iosers. Wait, Creighton BEC. 5 Bhds, Btock (ascertained by actual count, including _specula- tion), October 1, 1373. 49,266 811,516 19 Receipts since Uctover 1. 1,406 7,425 _ bat OL 10 Totals... 80,067 66,601 Saat 429 Bales since 6 S70 ba Stock this day, October 16, re nine vis 79,831 50,26 320,847 2,800 overt 2 "42,890 62,966 95,249 8,402 errant "61,601 65,708 360,960 na Comparing with stock, Geto: » 6 ‘78,217 456,87! Market “dull, but steady; sales of Too fe choice In hinds, ut #g0. ‘Tauow moderately active and steady, 12,000 Ibs. common. av 16. ; 80 bbls. good, Tac. @ Tae. WM hhds. prime at 5%c. WinteKey. —Keceip ts to-day, 694 bbls. Market lower and fairty active. Saies of 200 bbls. at 92igc, and 10) bbls. at S23<c., closing at the lower price, DOMESTIO WAR MABKETS, ALVRSTON. Oct. 16, 187% Cotton pominal: good ordinary, 1Wacey tena ordinary, Ize. Net receipts, 449 baiek Exports cousiwise, 34 Bock, 9,064, New 01 16, 1873. Supply light; demand good midline Ihe. Tow iniddlings, Ibe, & 16746 5, strict good or- ace Big. a Loge. 064 bales; gross, 4,123. Pererts constwise, ‘oie esate, 4,000 (mostly yes: terday afternoon). Stock, 41,141, 1m, Oct, 16, 1878, Mo’ Cotton quiet and weak; imaging Togo low maid dings, lovee, Net receipts, 782 bales. Exports oe 199, Sales, 250. Swek, 12, ANNAN, Oct, 16, 8a Cotton quict; middlings, 16c. Net recelpts, 61 3 ale, ESPNS Mastiive, te Kalen 1,086." Stock. Shea Cuantestox, Oct. 16, Cotton eacy; fair demand; middiings, 160, « low middlings,. Ise. : strict good ordina Ree raeciees igre om os. Exports coast) Winsixctox, N. O., Oct 16, 1873, ty irits of turpentine dull de. & Rosin, renting steady at or strained, Crud ®) tor rd at & for yellow dip and virgin. Tar un- weet, Oswi a ¥. 00k 16, 107 Flour mall sales 1,50) ‘at $7 9 for No.1 sn or amber winter, $9 25 for white winter Ne extra Wheat. qui , sales, two cars No. f sales in Bitragiee ae ; ear ia bul Ny la cates na ed ; shorts, $17 0 818 paeuita, B10 stdin er ton,” Cana erie ‘or Pgaetgh Pitadaiphie an and Tome pany, amet paul m signe ot barley, 1,362, Flour firm and in fair demand ; t $6 a 85. Win Warket ope a hae but closed du 136 81 cash, Bt Sesaiie, Oct. 16, 1873, les of Choice 10 Janey dull and unsetrle’ ye-trenty | y vont Mg fe ie uae re fetes of s . re ais) 00, antes a = ta barley, EUROPEAN M EAN MARKETS, gutters Pilea “yRIDAY, OUTOBER 17. _ 1873. TRIPLE SHEET. ! fay, 5,700 bales tals ort ‘ow ‘aig ab The 8 Wa er eras «a. Pr aera rican Ee a, ulation and export. Cot: ton to arr ive, uplands, on the basis of on ord ar, di Mvetapie No. yeinber and Decempe: at 84 8 Of Orleans, on the basis ot low middlings, ‘shi peed ‘Getober and November, of Otter ‘ape, onthe the i. sipped, Os seo tSpcpaeed at 4d, sales of uplaids, the’ bas of good ordivary, pped Oc St, 8 H8.led. 1 do. shipped October jovember, at Weel. 'ao, deliverable December, at 54g $578 ‘basis of low middlings, shipped October, LiverPoot Breai = RPOO! 2:30 FM, ine marast quiet 2a ara ar. AV eRPOOL do aie oo ARK ET—LIVERPOO! 2:30 P. M—Lard, dls Od. per ewe Deel ble” pes tderce for now mess. Liverroou eseues Maasnrnlevanrooy, Oct. 16—Even- Ploverseed, 45a, Per cwt. for American red. irits turpentine, Maa Sia td perow'. Linseed oll, Wea a to ri turpentine, Sn 6a, percwt ‘Tallow, die Sd. 04a 0d. perewts ; A‘ REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment insurance ai kin Mortuages and other Securities, Insurance en all eflected with best companies, Hh 0., 117 Broadway. LEXAN! ER FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY SE cure capital for innerporates companies, merchants A mealies wase ‘ister contains many names bse: arious amount for Investments ALEXAN’ i FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, ile 2 and 114 Broadway. A FIRST CLASS ted AND TWO ACRES, IN Je: be pee City, Sas. es encumbrance; will $10,000 a wade 10 for cks or Bonds, to close an estate, A. BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassau street, {LAPSLBY,& BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74, BROAD. Wway.—Stocks bot ght and sold on commission, for investment or on iris i pri ileges in stocks ney ousted. Circulars, explaining Privileges; mailed to any address, A WMOXEY,T0 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, soem Lore, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Apply ‘6 BAMUEL 8. WOOD, Jr., No. 155 Broadway, room Referencestion, Jobing. Chaco, Robert W, Lowery, te, Jacob D, Vermilye, Esq. A. YOUNG LADY REQUIRES $20 BY SATURDAY, a ahs security given, Address P. L., boa 127 Herald % | BY bnoKes cO., BANEBRS AND RS, 18 NEW STREET, NEW YORK.— STOCKS, BON. A. LD BOUGHT ON BSATIS- FACTORY | MARGINS; INTEREST ALLOWED ON Lh, DAILY BAL E. ©. BENEDICT, R, P. FLOWER, 4. H TRUMAN. NOMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE COMPANY OF NEW York, No, 29 William ecedbags * New Yorx, October 13, 1873. The Board of Directors have this day declared a quar- terly dividend of two and one-half per cent on the capi- tal stock of the company, payable on and after Novem- rie The transfer books will be closed from October 31 until November 3. JAMES CLYNE, Secretary. EPOSIT TO-DAY. ‘Yhe Freeaman’s Savings and Trust Company, chartered by the United states, No, 185 Bleecker street, New York o $4,009,000, tor. L. HARRIS, Man; sound. ZUILLE, Cas! is E* ‘UTOR FUNDS TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON Fath ea Ta hc Ae ork cil for five years. Principal E box 319, Post oflce New York. daar adict ng ASKINS & BRAINE, BROKERS, M street.—Stocks and Gold bought and sold 6n co) mission; privilerea a erecta. enebling any ont wit @ very small capital. to speculate nee Circular, with full Particulars and references, maile I HAVE $150,000 TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT.- gages Aino, Leasehold | Mortgages, and will make Tentporary Loans on, Bulldin; is, bet irse ot erection. Principals address ATTORNEY, box 113 Herald office. Monet WANTEL—ON BOND AND MORTGAGh, ON first elas improved city Property. Apply to BH. LUDLOW & ©: ne s Nowe, ft the First Mi Bonds of the No e Coupons of ¢ First ortgas londs ie New York and trie Railroad fallin sup Noveinber teat wil be paid, on and after that at the office of Messry, Buhcan, sherman & Co No. it Nuwar streo Ay W. P, BERMAN, Nacamucer, “PUTS” AND. “OALLS."—$10 11,810, HALL secure these privileges on stocks. No risk operat- ing in Wall atreston this plan. Many of these contracts during the panic paid several thousand dollars proit, ani jonored by the makers. Explanatory ai jored by the makers. Explanato elrealans maled on application; orders, executed on ‘Bankers and Brokers. $9 Wall strot, New York. AILROAD BONDS WANT sin First class Property in the I lower part of Westchester county, lighily mortgaged, to exchange for Railroad or apes pal eed bonds and Mortgages or other first class Securiti “MH. G, BLACKWELL, 115 Broadway, aes 0 LOAN—SUMB OF $10,000, $7,000, $5,000. 0. $5,000 once, on first class Now York ur Brooxigh: friproved. Real Estate, which must be worth, at least three. times the amount: Principals ouly addres EXEOUTOR, box 211 Herald office. ILLIAM & JOHN ORIEN, BANKERS AND Brokers, 68 Wall sireet, continue to give their atten- tion to the purchase and sale of stocks and Bonds on commission. WARTED— $3,500, ON A FIRST MORTGAGE ON TWO Lots, worth shres times the amount, situated on Broadway, ome e De; N.E., Dox 6,090 Post oftic We HAVE MONEY TO, LOAN—ON IMPROVED reer, in this city, Westehester or Brooklyn, or t OF second morigayes AWARD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street. $10. 000 4 GENTLEMAN WITH been + credit and mercantile experience woul advance this amount to sound manufacturing or other BROAD no bonus. Address F. company if matistente ry. neers 1 . ie made for an agency or desirable posi has fine large first class locality down town to insure morice. give full particulars. Address AMENTOAN, Herald officer $20. 000 TO LOAN ON BUILDINGS IN COURSE of construction ; $1,00) for first in Westchester and small sumg is AG rooklyn $ not apply. 8. BROWN & POWELL, 343g Pine eet, Foom No. 1, 30,000 ‘Wortare on best loceica propery it tie operty in the worth more than double the amount. Brok Address MORTGAGE, Herald office. crear Portion of the following dese Bonds will be re- a until 2 yrclock VM: on Tuesdsy October Bi, instant Accrued interest wili te added to the prices bid, and the seller reserves the right to reject all bids ne on ly Satsfuctory. All seven per cent bonds— Du ‘ee Brookirn Qlty Local Improvement bonds, M- ne Januar: : $44,000 cope thy Gity “Soutii' “Reventh “street “tm. ovement bonds (due in series, trom “one to four- lecn, years). interest January and July $27, e City Meeerment Fund Interest atl and November ..... od } f 25,000 187 $30,000 Brooktyn on Se Genscan nasa ine oo terest January os ity. $93,000 Ocean Parkway 4 May and Ni : Address NATHAN ‘ BEERS, No. 2 Court sires lyn. Brook $300.000 improved a TO LOAN IN SUMS TO BUTT, ON first class New York and Brookly! a stato; Westchester Mortgages pur: fees ivan WILLIS, Montauk Insurance Company, —_—+~> + ___. FATAL SHUOTING CASUALTY. Coroner Kessler was yesterday called to the Sixth precinct police station, to hold an inquest in the case of John Fitzgerald, a man who was acci- dently shot and killed on Wednesday evening, by a pistolin the hands of Henry Ducet, alad twelve ed of age, living in Mulberry street, Henry was ¢ himself with @ pistol fare ahechs Lhe Mission | Place, and while shootin Riecrn the street a bullet took effect in sg erald’s rlght temple and passing inwards caused death soon afterwards, Ua; Kennedy, of the Sixth pre- cinct, ordered the arrest of the boy Ducet and also detained several witnesses at the station nouse. The boy charged with shooting so reckl in the public street and thus sacrificing the lite of an Innocent man bears & bad reputation, and accord- ingly was committed to the Tombs. There were a number of boys with him at the time, who will be called to testily when the case comes up. PATAL HATOHWAY CASUALTY, At half-past eleven o'clock yesterday morning Timothy Meara, @ lad eleven years of age, tell through the hatchway of the premises No, 413 West Thirty-firgt street, occupied by, Messrs. Whiting, Young & Warren as a paper han; ananulactory, and was almost pe tly ‘elton ceased lived ly at No. 444 West i econd street, The bod: was taken to the Twentieth precinct station house and the Coroner notified. > + MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. BROOME—NOSTRAND,—By Rev, Dr, Schenck, at St. Ann’s church, on Brookiyn Heights, on Wednesday evening, October ra) THOMAS H BROOMR, of New York, to Miss KMua W. Nosrranp, of Brook; Camp! LiL eW18.—On Wednesday, Lt UN it Presbyterian church, Y., H, Eaton, Caan.es STUART iam, 3 of Oswego, N. Y., to Harrier L, Lewis, daughter of Dr. W. b, Brown, of the former place, nchran 1L85,—On Wedn -aday, Yctober 15, in w Church House of Worship, New York, by the Rev, Uhauncey Giles, James Te GaNTER, Of bos. ton, to Cakaié Gi dat of the Rev. cep’ Giles, ol New fete ee ARRELL—USHeR.—At Trinity church, Potsdam, N. Y., on Weduesday, October 16, by the Rev. Mr. Howard, Mr. G. FREDERIOK DARRELLS of Brook! N. Y., to Miss Many B, dgaghrer of Bioomfel Usher, Esq., of Potsdam, Ei RL—Rarinone.—At ‘waatington Reights Pres- tober 15, at the ides sient or the Reveas ie Price. Fuincy 1 MARY ., daughter ‘oc tiuremn oa, ae ae GEUGEN—BATEMAN.—On Thursday, October 1\ St. Jonn’s chureh, New York, by the Rev, A, wall, JouN GEUGEN to JENNIE F. BATEMAN, KiNG—BECKWITH.—On W renee October 15, a8 | the Temaenes of the bride's yee by ar. a H. Tu! D.D., THOMAS KiNG AMIE E., danaueee ‘of Christopher Beckwith, all of this city. Say Praga et Sunday, ber 6, by the Rev. Geo, M. McCampbell, BENJ, F, Lag to Mra, JULIA ANN MILTON, both of this ay LEvi—SoLomons.—On Wednesday, October R-~] 1873, at the Synagogue Shaarai Tephila, by t by the Rev. 8. M. Isaacs, assisted by the Rev. H. Phill! AR- pS a, Bales Ra apd, eich 3 Vay jaughter o1 jomons, 0 MaALTBY—BogaRpus.—On paneeaey ‘citer BJ at the residence oi the bride’s ia Wm. H. DeHart and Rev. Wm. Ormis . vb M. MARSHALL MALTBY to Louisa, daughter of Bogardus, Esq., all of this city. ILLER—DECKER.—On Wednesday, October 15, at the summer residence of the bride’s parents, North Salem, by the Rev. W. H. Hazeiton, ELWaHn E, MILLER, of White Plains, to ADDIE DECKER, Of New York. SHERRY—FRENcH.—At Sag Harbor, N. Y.,, Thursday evening, October 9, by the Rev. Charles Goodsell, Samuel H. SHERRY, of Brooklyn, to BLaNcuk H., daughter of Hannibai French, hs ad SHIPMAN: ER VEHit.—At the residence ofthe bride’s parents, on Wednesday, October 15, by the Rev. Chas. J. Sheppard, EpwARD R. SHIPMAN, of Brooklyn, to MATTIE E., only daughter of Henry 8, Van Der Veer, of Newtown, L. I. WAITZFELDER—LEWIs.—On Wednesday, October 16, by the Rev. '. M. Isaacs, SOLOMON L. WaITZ FELDER, of this city, to Miss MNNIz LEWIS, daughter of Mr. Henry Lewis. ILLIAMS—DUNSHER.—On Wednesday, October 15, by Rev, Talbot W. Chambers, D. D., JoHN W. Wiliams to Kare T., only daughter of James Dunshee, all of this city. Birth, HrckLEn.—On Tuesday, October 14, Mrs, AUGUS TUs L, HECKLER, of a son. Died. BaRrney.—In New York city, Wednesday, October 15, 1873, at 27 West Thirty-eighth street, Mary ae wile of E. G. Barney, in the 46th year er age, Body to be taken to St. Louis for interment. BEEKMAN.—At Harlingen, N. J., on Tnesday, Oc- tober 14, E1izaBeTH TOD, widow of ©, T. Beek man, in the fish vent ot her age. Relatives and friends of the Fomily are invited to $271,000. Prevon is tor te Barchase of alt oF | attend the funeral, on Saturday, October 18, at one o'clock P.M. Bigot A. M. trafn, Pennsylvania Railroad, to Monmouth Junction, will be connected with by conveyances to her late residence; in time for the services, Return train due in New York at eight o'clock P. M. LAKEY.—At his residence, in Cross Keys, Ala, ‘on Wednesday, October 7, Dr. B, A, BLAKEY, an old and highly esteemed physician of that ‘State. : BROWNE.—On ‘Thursday, October 16, BROWNE, aged 65 years. ~ Relatives and ‘fends are respectfully invited to attend che funeral, from his late residence, 366 pt iin Jersey City, on Sunday, at two o’clock Coox.—On Wednesitay, October 15, 1873, at No. 172 Spring street, New York, after a brief illuess, ene only son of Dr. S. G. Cook, aged 14 years and 8 days. Faneral at Stanfordville, N. Y., on Saturday, Oc- tober 18, at one o’clock P. M. Shortservices at the house Friday evening, at eight o'clock, Cox.—On Wednesday, October 16,. OHARD tobe est son of the late william igeat of Wes! Lee N. J., in the 26th year of nis ind friends are respectfully invitea to pucnaa se juneral, on Sunday, 1 t balf- dang two o'clock P. M., from the reside of his: wother-in-law, Thomas Keynton, Esq. Pal le avenue, near Barclay intrest, West Hoboken, In+ terment in Grove Shark Cemetery. RARY.—At Orange, N. J., on Thursday, Octo- ber 16, GEORGE D. URary, Jr., son of George D. and the late Mary L. Crary, in the 21st year of his re Relatives and friends of the tamily are invites attend the funeral, from the residence of his ainer, 171 Maine street, Orange, on Saturday, the 1th inst., at eleven o’clock A. M. Boats leave the foot of Barclay and Christopher Brrw North River, at 9:40 A. M., connecting with the laware, Lacka- wanna and Western Railroad, stopping at Brick Chureh station. DAVENPORT.—On Thursday, October Ge ang A., infant son of Dr. Jason L. and Emma J. Daven: port, uged 5 months and 22 days. 2 DoscuzrR.—On Thursday, October 16, JOSEPHINE etait: daughter of 0. D. Doscher, aged 8 Months au Relatives s and friends are respectfully invited to. attend the funeral, from No, 32 Oliver street, corner Madison, on Saturday, October 18, at haif-past one clock P.M. DoYLF.—In this ee ee Wednesday, October 15, AXN Dove, aged 42 year The endear of the amily are respectfully invited. to attend the funeral, from her jate residence, 37 Mirae Ges street, on Friday, October 17, at two ‘clock DuNN.—On Wednesday, Octoner 15, ALEXANDER. DunNN, aged 73 years, 6 months and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 441 West Tuirty-first street, on cass day afternoon, at one o'clock, His remains taken to Greenwood Cemetery for tnterment, Glasgow (Scotland) papers please copy. Fay.—On Wednesday, October 15, MaRY TERESA Fay, the beloved daughter of John and Ann Fay, aged 5 years, 2 months and 14 days. ne funeral will take place from her A rb bel residence, No. 642 East Sixteenth street, 1 (Friday), at two o’ciock, FERGUSON.—On Wednesday, October 15, W: FERGUSON, @ native of Rathospic, county West- meath, Ireland, and for many years a r it of Columbia street, Brooklyn, in the Tist year of his *Kolatives ‘and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from 304 Atlantic street, near Bond st., on Saturday, October 18, at three o'clock. et remains will be interred in’ Greenwood Cem- etery. Fizk7.—On Tharsday, October 16, Kant ALBERT, only child of Kari Alpert and cofneita Fierz, and grandson of B, R, Wakeman, Esq., ot ‘Jersey city, Funeral from the residence of his parents, ser Lexington avenue, on Monday, 20th inst., at two o'clock P. Me GLOVER.—On Wednesday, October 15, Jos! only son of William and Ann Eliza Glover, aged yeats and 6 months, Kelatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the iuneral, from the residence of his parents, this (I'riday) moruing, at eleven o’clock, without further notice. GRant.—On’ Thursday, October 16, 1873, Toomas GRanr, aged 72 yei The juneral will take place from his late resi- dence, 20 Vanderbilt avenue, Brooklyn, on Satur- day, 15ti inst., at three o'clock P. GbxninG,—Jn Weduesday, October 15, MARY, be- loved wile of James Gunning, formerly of Castle- reagh, county Roscommon, Ireland, aged 66 years. Relatives and friends are respecttull requested, vo attend the funeral, irom her late residence, Ni 1614 Hamilton street, on Friday, 17th inst, at one o'clock P. M. Harpinc.—On Thursday, October 16, Mary E, eldest daugnter of Thowas H. Harding, aged & are re- “the relatives and friends of the family spectiully invited to attend the funeral, vom the residence of her father, Lovth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, on Saturday, October 18, at. one o’¢lock P. M. HeELY.—On Wednesday morning, October 15, 1873, Mary E., wife of L. A. Heely. Relatives and friends are respecttuly javised, to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 655 Greenwich pone i) Saturday, October 18, at halt past ten o'clock A. aa eae Stagton, Staten Island, on ‘Thurs: a3 October 16, CHARLES JOLNSON, in the year of his age. pdserkt services at his late residence, on Ba} street, on Saturday, October 18, at one 0’ “ P.M, KErRNns.—On Wednesday, October 15, 1873, Ta KEIRNS, native of the county Cavan, Ireland, age 49 years. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother John, 82 Cavharine street, this day (friday), at one o'clock, KEBNAN.—On Tuesday, Octoner 14, OWEN KBE- NAN @ native of the county Tyrone, Ireland, im the 49th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- apectfully invited to attend the fune from the residence of Patrick Keenan, No. 610 Twelfth street, on Friday, October 17, at half-past nine hence to'St. Bridget’s church, corner of reet and avenue B, where @ solemn re- quiem mass will be offered up for the repose of his soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for in- terment. on Tuesday, October 14, ay ManguaLt.— Suddenly, th year ol S. H. MARSHALL, in the yt a - , also Members Relatives and friends of the fami of Seventh street Methodist charcl of the Produge Exchange, are lavited to attend the funeral on Frtday, 1, half-past two P._M., from his lave reeicenos, ” pase Tent! ‘Muknay.—At Perth Amboy, N. J. 6, 1873, ANN Monnay, in the 77th ‘a native of Montrose, Scans ee iden, thie di ny eriday), a tt Ain m nite ta lean jence, this day lay), at tw: f° leave by New Jersey 1A Ye at mune, uae, and V, Ms na staren Island Railros oil oroloc clock A. M.; returning @t four and o'clock P, M. OLpMAN.—On Wednesday, October 15° sukam Otp- 5 i mANineral from the residence of her. bon-in-law, Jonn's Soot 116 Varick street, this: (Friday) alter. noon, at ofe o'clock. Friends of tue family are Invited to attend, ParrERson.—On Thursday, October 16, 1873, Jorn A., youngest son of Thomas and Jane Patterson, aged 10 mouths and 28 bag ret et of the far! e invited, to attend the rom 331 Kast eniety- -ninth street, on Fri- , October 17, 1873, at hali-past one 0” ny a terian church, on Wednesda’ Octper 16, by di se ey. October PArniog rte Wall one | Kev BD. Denison D. Oe mounted by Rev. Charies |. QUINLAN.—On Wednesday, 9234; tor the accoun' ren AO Dente Stoddart, D. D., sittin M. Jui | QUINLAN, 73 years. Perer’d ieee bonds, rey are: yt M HLanOER, daugiiter Mma all of Bh tigh via getty pha a, ara a toa tone 821. 33 eae F fois, eH ih Qstoper 1h, at orale. “th The relauives ond friends, are invited 40. “het , by the Rev, B. fa hepa at at PEE 16. =0ritea states | Yarrington doen ily Cow Cork, tO Many |. Raxpxtt.—On Thursday Carter: aaa 01 the Hon, B. B, Hewes, of River- Leayie) wife of Wien’ Randell 9 Weat Huse ead GA—-VOKMy OR, WaRAseGAr MAEAINA, Oe '"Sigtoo of. 1unerB DOreACiAty