The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1873, Page 9

v FINANCIAL AND COMMARCLL “A Blue Day in Wall Street. Advance in the Rate of the Bank of England from 8 to 9 Per Cent. IS THIS A PANIC BEGUN Cold Firmer Irregular. Reh Ae MONEY STEADY. WALL STREET, Fripay Nov. 7—6 P. ut By general consent this was written down as It was not until after the close of the market that the announce- ment came across the cable that there were un- questionable symptoms of panic in London; but it was instinctively felt all day that ‘weakness existed on the other side and any mo- ment might give birth to dangerous facts. one of the blue days of the year. somchow could tell why the Bank of EF ‘declined and GENERAL DEPR& nvas Observable in nearly all S10N QDibtted among the foreign ban ment that could be saf situation. The influence, however, standpoint, events upon which he ‘With reterence to the adv: THE BANK RAT depenas ft may be assumed that so 1mportant a change made after the late rise unless a serious condition of affairs ex- What is the nature of pending emoarrass- ments can only Le inferred, and we do not propose to augment the doubts attaching wo the hour by The present is the highest rate Known since 1566, when the fai ure of Overend, Gurney & Co, occurred, and finan- clal disaster swept through England and the Con- But there is no reason why the rate suould | are a creditor na- We are supplying produce to and drawing Tn spite of our possess a certain de- ‘would not have been so quickly isted. indulging in mere suppositions, tinent. not be even further r tion, gold from the banker o! the world, immense indebtedness we gree of individuality. We have OUR OWN CURE isea. Wi within ourselves, but the disease which spreads from us, from our inflation and our overtrading, dangerous abroad, Europe and America are too intimately identitied by the ocean cable and the mercantile Interests of | which it is the hourly vehicle to permit financial convulsion in either country without aftecting both. | this advantage. peculiar banking system she can tn a little time at- may not unnaturally prove But Englund posses: Aract millions of money, and by making THE WORLD TRIBUPARY Btrengtien her resources, the incident is by no means may, as she has done bere, suspend specie payments, and cutting the Gordian knot produce a‘“cast iron’ currency. It is not, plate, that in this year of our of plenty, with a census written all over with wealth and a country teeming with productive resource, we are obliged to succumb to a handiul of speculators who, be- cause they could manage a few millions of railroad stocks, thereby controlled the key to our coffers and have made us as a nation dependent on their SUCCESS OR DOWNFALL, It is, nevertheless, true. @ conflagration. ang through the financial world. largely with our own peop! of faith in ourselves. trust. advantage, and are simply following our exainple. against contraction of prices, yet acts necessary to produce it. We our own involuntary policy a that is equivalent to $1,000,090,000, told the story of a better prosperity. THE MONEY MARKET. After loaning at 1- at 7 per cent. Foreign e but marked by Irregular indicate sympathy with the te ferent bankers, cable transfe 1094. ‘The ass $23,000,000 in greenbi $1,000,000 a day for the past six days. wise hold, according to the best estimate, $15,000,000 ot $88,000,000, which 18 $500,000 more than a 26 per cent reserve on their "a total reser of specie deposits of $150,000,000. IMPORTS. The imports of dry goods for the week ending amount marketed | $691,542, The imports for the corresponding period 118,885 in 1871, to-day were $1,009,224, and th of last year were $1,584,316 and $2 THE GOLD MARK ‘The following haye been the principal quotations | in the Gold Room to-da, M. ‘The forgs' oing figures best tell their own story, and the result may be attributed to the sudden change announced tn the foreign situation, connection with the present and prospective price of gold it may not be uninteresting to contemplate the following statement which, while not official, ig based upon the reports which have been com. If they be true, where is the gold to come from in order to enable the Trea- municated to the public. sury to meet its Habilities. BXUIBIT FROM TREASURY, STATEMENT OF NovEMpEn | Coin on hand, Coin LiABIEA Certificates for deposits of coin $27, Anterest on deve accrued io date....... 39,184, 001 Five-twenty bonds called’ and not yet presented, with in- wrest, say....., 12,000,000 and Stocks ‘ngland had suddenly advanced its rate from eight to nine per cent; ‘why Erie had declined two or three per cent, and ‘New York Centra! followed close on its heels; why ‘consols, the anchor of the government, had also securities ; curious demoralization and uncertainty were ¢: 3, and every man ‘seemed to be at sea in endeavoring to reach judg- applied to the prevailing was plainly evident in an irregular market, an enlargement of the circle of bears, a strongly marked depres- sion and an indisposition to regard the most promising attitudes of the future from a favorable In view of all the news of the day it igs scarcely necessary to dwell upon prospects, Facts must speak for themselves and every man will measure according to his own judgment the { If ib be necessary—and improbable—she by heroic treatment a result that can be speedily attained fn no other way. We, on tie other hand, have only however, proud, or pleasant theme for Americans to contem- Lord 1873, in the fheyday of our growth and prosperity, in the midst A little fire has created Aciond at first no bigger than a man’s hand has become a whirlwind that 18 sweep- The fault rests We have not enough | We have misused our power, ‘We have yielded to an insane delusion named dis- We have locked up money, to our own dis- cursing those who are | We have fought done the very have preached and prayed against inflation, and yet to-day by | olutely lend a pur- chasing power to our $700,000,000 of greenbacks In this opera- ‘tion thousands of millions of credit have also been impaired, general wellare has beet injured, and ‘we are not as a people represented by the same figures in doliars and cents wuich ninety days ago 2a6 percent, Money closed | xchanges were firmer, » Which seemed to situation in London, ‘The rates were advanced to los for 60 days and 108 for sight, but were differently quoted by dif- S$ were quoted at | Commercial bills ranged [rom 103 to 105, jated banks now bave on hand about s, Showing & gain or nearly Leaving a balance of coin in Treasury, @YEE AU ADVE LADIES AUC. cere No one why a for profit. By her absolutely | by thus They like- in 199 | NEW YORK TiERALD, ‘The interest for seven days in November amounts to ” cccsccesess 2/080,000 PRR OaN receipts at New $1,288,000 Add for osher ports, say. 315,000 : Customs receipts for seven days in No- vember, leas than accruing interest $452,000 ‘The government have, on January 1, 1874, to pay off a loan of $20,000,000, gold. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to- day were as follow Gold balances. + $1,399,312 Currency val 1,536, 288 Gross clearances. . 45,790,000 CLRARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency balances. Gold exchanges. Gold balances. ‘The rates paid for carrying are 1-32 to 3-64, clos- ing at 4 per cent to flat for borrowing. BANK SHARES, Bank shares presented no important feature. A small lot of Fourth National went at 82 and Ameri- can Exchange at 100. The latest bids were as fol- lows:—America, 130; Fulton, 13244; Commerce, 100; American Exchange, 9934; Market, 110; Corn Exchange, 90; Importers and Traders’, 150; Fourth National, 90, RAILROAD BONDS, The following were the latest bids for railroad bonds :— Rew York Cen 6's, Del, Lack & W 7's, con.. Nol & Wab Ist mex... 89 Tol & Wab iat m, Std i. Gt Western 2d m: 193, Quincy & Tol Ist, 9. Chi, RL & Pac. Morris & Essex > # Cen Ist m, per 9 N J Southern Ist m 7's. 40 PiteertW Chie tte, 98 Hittsee Wa Chic 24m 97 Clev & Pitts 4th m. Cen d's t.0.X 30 Y &E istm, 77 37 2d my 9, 189-108 184 3 Mich Cen Ist m ie Chi, Bur £98 Mich 50 & iS Union hae ime 10! 1 Cen Tp ec, 75. Chic &N Chio & S Wii chie & NW con bde:. % Lack & West 2d im. 28 ire H&E guar, THE FORKIGN MARKET. Cable advices report the following as late Lon- don quotations:—Consois tor money, 91%; for ac- count, 92%; five-twenty bonds of 1805, old, 91%, a 91%; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 95%; ten-forty bonds, 90; new fives, 89. rie Railway shares, 31'4 3144; New York Central, 67 a 68. ‘Towards the close of business the rate of discount in open market ad- vanced to the same rate as that of the bank, viz., nine per cent, and aiter the close of the market despatches were received stating that a panic was feared. A general depression iu stocks has occurred, the decline in console amounting to ‘4 per cent; can securities, 3, a7 per cent, and in ew York Centrai3 a3‘, per cent, The amount of bullion withdrawn from the bank was 4 At Frankiort, United States five-.wenty bonds, 97% for the issue of 1862, Amsterdam— Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 61; North- western preferred, 43!4; St. Paul preierred, 42; Union Pacific shaves, 15, American securities Nuctuating. UNITED STATES TREASURY. The internal revenue receipts to-day were $272,197. Customs receipts amounted to $256,000, The receipts from cusioms atthe Treasury for the week ending October 31, (rom the following ports, we: New York. $1,064,580 Baltuumore 97,873 The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $265,000 on account of interest and $79,000 in redemption of tive-twenty bonds. ‘the following were the balances in the United States Treasury at the close of business to-day :— Currency, $3,500,000; coin, $78,500,000; certificates, $28,100,000; outstanding legal tenders, $361,700,000, an increase of $800,000 since the 5th inst. GOVERNMENT BONDS. ‘There was a more active business in government bonds late in the day and prices made a general advance, the market closing strong. United States sixes, 1881, registered, 1107 a 111; United States sixes, 1881, coupon, 1 ; United States five-twen- ties, 1862, Coupon, 106 a 106%; United States five- tiventies, 1864, coupon, 1063; a 10734; United States ‘ive-twenties, 1865, coupon, 107'4; United States twenties, 1865, coupon, new, 110 a 110%: United States five-twenties, coupon, 1867, LIL a 11144; United States five-twenties, coupon, 1868, 110% a 111; United States ten-forties, registered, 105%; United States ten-forties, coupon, 105',; United States fives, 1881, coupon, 105 @ 10614; United States six per cent bonds, Pacific Railroad, 109 a 10935. SOUTHERN SECURITIES were dull. The latest bids are annexed :—Tenues- see sixes, old, 63:,; do. sixes, new, 6244; Virginia sixes, Old, 32; do. sixes, new, 35; do. sixes, con- soliaated, 44; do. sixes, deferred, 7; Georgia sixes, 50; North Caro ina sixes, old, 20; do, Railroad Gom- pany, conpon, 28; do, do., ex-coupon, 20; North Carolina special tax, 5; South Carolina sixes, 22; do. sixes, January and July, 8; do. Funding act, 1866, 124g; Louisiana sixes, 35; Texas tens, 1876, 80. THE PANAMA RAULRCAD COMPANY. In response to the suggestion of the HEkRALD, made several days ago, that the various ratiroad and other corporations, called at the Stock Ex- change, should furnish to the Board monthly state- ments of their condition, the Panama Railroad Company leads off with the following official ex- hibit, Let us now hear from Lake Shore, Wabash, New York Central, Western Union, Rock Island, . Paul and other securities, which are largely me subject of speculation, and to which the street is applying the rule of prices rather than of valnes. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND * THE PANAMA RaiLROAD COM- PANY FOR THE SEVEN MONTHS FROM JANUARY 1 10 ST 1 OF THE YEARS 1872 AN — 1873. Receipts of road per income HOOK (ZTOSS) « $990,675 Receipts from interest pre- mium on gold, rents, &e. $1,034,300 41,430 Balance. Disbursem rd penses, proportion inier est on bonds and subsidy to United States of Colom: bia for seven month ota expenses, &c., &c 594,914 Totals. $437,190 pt in $406, Nesta obi sibin it for the Gross earnings invnths of 1872 Increase... The cash follows, viz. Cash in bank, currency. Oush in bank, gold... $1,197 $2,885 699,616 946 * wotat +. $705,448 Balan uit, amount. ing with interest to about $48, 5600, not included in above statement, The company has no floating debt. Assets of the Sinking Fund this date—tn- vestinents’ cost as per ledger and loans on call $590, 719 Present maret value. 584,072 The outstanding bonds of the company are as follows, viz. :— eee mortgage, due in yb £19,350 at Loans on call (amply secured) and in- vestments mn hands of company’s bankers, London. $99,847 bay Shea mo te ze, y at $4 85. see 2,899,330 Total... 999,177 . : $2 The sinking “find with’ its’ “accumulations is pledged for the liquidation of the bonds, It is esti- mated that tt will not only be suMcient to retire the bonds at maturity, but leave a considerable | Surplus to the bead of the compan y A. B, STOCKWELL, President, diokar it SCOTT, T. W. . wit LIAM B. LEONARD, SAMUEL L. M. BARLOW, Executive Committee. JOHN KRELER, Secretary, New York, Noy, 6, 1873. THR STOCK MARKET. From the causes already named it will appear evident why the stock market did not preserve the strength which it promised at the close yesterday, In its irregularity it is almost impossible to give it description, and hence tor the alternately weak and strong points of the day the reader is referred to the accompanying tables, Prices declined gen- erally from %% to 8% per cent, with Brie as the feature, The situation was not by any means strengthened by the report that in Philadeiphia the directors of Penpsyivania Central, at their SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, _1873,—-TRIPLE SHEET. meeting to-day, declared a flve per cent scrip divi- dend, payable March, 1875, or within six months, at the option of the company, the scrip to bear six per cent interest per annum, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. N.Y, 0, & H.R. svook, con.. ia Harlem. Northwestern preferred Rock Island. Fort Wayne. Milwaukee & St. Paui Milwaukee & St. Paul pref. ny Ohio & Mississippi Union Pacific. 16% ., Os & 1. 0 16% Pittsburg, Thy Western L 45% Pacific Mail. . 27% 264 In Philadelphia stocks are quoted dull, as tol- lows:—Pennsylvania sixes, 107; Reading Railroad, 49%; Philadeiphia and Erie Railroad, 13; Pennsyl- vania Railroad, 434. KRIE RALLWAY COMPANY'S EARNINGS. 1872. 1873. 3 7 bays. For week ending October 31. $464,289 Treviously reported 1,418, 182 Total earnings since Oct. 1. $1,817 817, $1,882,421 Decrease tor week. 11,102 Increase for October. 95,062 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Friday, Nov. 7—10:15 A. M. er BL. WL $2500 US seco le HN "150 US 6. 2500 Us 5 G2. 2. 1U53, 2500 L 13000 Us 5.h, ¢, 968 foo US £20. 6, called bonds. 10546 18000 Us 5's 10-40. 0... 40 US L406, 10644 10000 US B's,r, ‘Bt, 10 A. M.—Betore C 100 shs Chic & RIRR. 100 do. aie Loo (lo... Je Lsa™ 1200 shs West Un Tel . 20 au: A : 30 40 do. 10) Panaina iit, Joo Chis de NW ee 200 Chi & NW Rion 2 lO Tol AW RR, 500) a di 1 Erie | sn 300 Pac 3 100 do. ‘i lov Chi dd RERR Board—10:30 A. M, $7000 Missouri O's. Mishs NY CHR RE 195 ‘BOW NY 87" " 798) 30.0 Ohio 6's, oom N'Y Vent 6 100 100 do. ww do,. 30) Krie KR 10 Harlem Ri i do. Pa 20 Mich Cen RR... 1000 Tl Cen RR serip.. G00 rte KK... Be 10 do. 100 2 do. Tu00 U Pac 7s, 500 U Pac 1's i 400 Chl & NWeo 2d ‘5000 Mor & Es ist 1 5000 ‘Tol & W Ist m qo F, Ft Wa O Suu Chic & Alt in 4000 do 1000 St L. & TM ist: 40000, 0 & LC Ist 200 B, H&E RE ist 19000" do. oe SSE: 200) 400 100 Pac 80, se 16g 200 16 20 16 11 Maripo! 16 16 aa Us Bs Mn 33 u w 7 Oni, B& FO RR 1 Morris & ia ae. e re ER.b 500 de tw, ao. r, ‘81... 103% M07, IW YOaN RRR. 100 4 Cn ea 4 loo do. 100 200 de Wi i ht & IN RR p. At Mit ‘ st PRR B pf JOT! & We 0 do on 30 Uo. 2) 4 80 do at go 39. a : CVG.) ROM ab BoM 7) Ohio & MRICS 37 (100 GOeceeees rt Frie “Rik Bre 8 hiaiorsineda Second floard=1 P.M $3000 Missouri @s..b ¢ 85% 1) she NYC & ie RR Ls] 2000 Mo 6's, HA Std is, 50 wu 400 B Whe 88 B Fs y rat Ad bls. 80 tins. 66 0) 6h ") 200 i000 1500 Ww Os 200 Pacific Mail. 50 Harlem BE jo. ES Lot ‘Consol Coat 2 U's Express. 100 Pac MSs Co. wn Con & do. aicksilver pt Harlem Lake slo Union Pac Pittsburg chia a W Na thing, while jurther lower. | was easier, out decided ¢ was nominal. } extent nominal. market ruled fin “iutures”” advanc BUILDING very quiet. for do. lump. ruled swady at for Koman and quict and stead; Yo, 2isger e tor | Provement. Vance of ‘yc chasers t We quote cov grade quoted. Export. Consumption Tot jolows :-—Las November, hat i 10) at Grand total, 2 Conpay rope yarns, I7c. CAN DUES. We quote stearic, 2: shippers on. the harpness, th 1038.'% For ‘and tor do, FLOUR AND GRal 053, Phage f col W0Wda giades. wasdull. We qu 3 Petra States. Choice state. Supertine Wester Extra Western. Extra Minnesota, St Louts, choloe Southern, No 2, Southornh, extra Southeru, t | Cara meal, Higeh meal, Bran Caloric... | Puncheots,..... —Wheat was du Hass f | sales were abu 10 Vanama RR.. Western Un Tel 46% a — Wheat materiai deciine, Wheat was dull and decidedly lower. Corn Oats were steady. Whiskey was with- Lard was easier and pork There was but a small movement in gro 4 | ceries, the whole market being dull, i was only th light req value—quoted at § it; Java, ‘government bags, a 2c. lity not more than hait a arade quot The sales were : Ue age tod ‘November ie Decstabers 21,80) bales. The averages of yesterday's forward deliveries were as follow: December, “tr tons, Thence wit about 3,500 re trom Philadelph WOrleans, at 108K brigs, 290 and 207 tons, Round hoop Ohio, &! Roun noob Olio; (rade brands. Family ight Si. Louis, choive double Southern, supeso ily esiern . Gorn, meal, Jerse: S: &, S55: S8SESE 2:30 4 a Erie rie pref. x0 yen 0 ® Re i 1s Mil @ St Pau 74%, Mil & Stat pi i ‘bash 3649 10% Tol & W Omg & Mis Han & & Han & 8 owe ne ae ma See 150 do.. 100 H & Sedo luo @hio « Mt RK ™ Mor ais RER...be oF 100 Han & StJo_ RIR.. WW 0, C&L OBR... eo, CaTORR. be : ae Crs eeeERee re 5 5 oe ei Pitot ee tos P. M. exe 36 56: SRR COMMERCIAL “REPORT. Cotton Firmer—Flour Dull and Broop- Lower—Corn Easier—Oats Steady—Pork Dull—uard Weak—Grocerics Dull—Freights Quiet— Stores Dull and Nominal—Petro- leuin Heavy. Fripay, Nov. 7—6 P. M. | The merehandise markets were dull settled and in many instances wholly ‘nominal. Ou ‘Change there was no improvement in any- in some articles hange. ton was less ‘mer, but not high ed 3yc, a L-l6e., r tor Receipts for the past three days, 33 packag ‘he market continued dull and enurely Hochingl Markkiats.—The market for brick has been No changes in prices were reporied. uest and not essentially 10 tor Rockland common and $175 Cement was moderately {uquired tor and Flour was dull a Values to a gr ly offered, and the and un- there was a and “spots,” while h atair business in Line changed in 175 for bbls. tor Kosendale, $4 50 a $475 $2 05 tor Kastern. oes of Rio are wholi M private terms. 1c. a 19%. ; a lots, 19 We G. w 224ge., ZOld, a 25e, Singapore, 2. 220." ei git fom nt this port loc, mainiy under the i er’ the market, tals. —incluaed im the above are its! ales to a For tu- ture delivery (basis low middling) the sales have been ax st evening fede three o'clock—November, lw. y ci . 900 at er oat a Et 100 at 4 Bie it 6c. 100 £13 9 pee 133gc wate 134ge. bt January, 13.29e.: Fe! April, 14 132. anuary, 3 00) bales, a 300.5 paraitines, dic patent a We. e basis rates, i laced on the'berth tor general cargo, y steam, 16,00) bushels three barks, wit 5 WO & $575 tor Portland. $2a quo! fair ag, (c.; prime do., 23/40, a 2c. oho Ib.. 6 ‘aud 30 uavra, i ae @ 19% mcs juracon, ait Total. 16,00) bales. Latis were Correx.—The market for all descriptions was dull. Our quotations for cargos y nominal A moderate jobbing trade in Rios Was in progress ut former prices. We note sales of L417 bags Maric: bags Laguayra o1 dinary cungors good treme raiy bo and 180 te :—Rio, ordi- Biac, a Wise. ree 3 or colupri »a¥e rox on the spot was more firmly held, and under @ (air demand some sales were reported at a slight im- The market closed steady at about ster tiay's ‘prices | Future deliveries were gctive at ‘an ad- jufluence of pur- closing about, steady. Uplands, Alabama. ¥. Orton Ordinary ... We 1% ti Good 01 24 we Strict ‘eon eee He 13 ise Low middling 135 335 Middiing.. 13h : Good middling. 15 by Cathe quotations are bused of cotton in store running above or below the Rar ‘Sie. 1a) at As ber. LUD ag 14 ce, A at Bit! Feb: ue iste, B00 at 13 Ti-{6ee "Marche 13 Soke ‘el ruary. at c. a ry 100 at IN I-l6c. ; April, 300 at 14 9:82c., 400 at 14 3-1 14732. Total, 2.900 bales 1-32e., 10 at t 13 5-$20., 400 at ‘at 1334 paid to ex November, ae 0c. bruary February, 100 November, 400 \e Vries have shown no material change since our last and the market has been quiet. We quote — Manila, large aud small sizes, 18, a do. bolt rope le,; tarred Manila, I7isc.; Sisal rope, Ibe. « w Zealand cordage, 15tjc. a 164gc. ; Russia bolt the market has been very quiet throughout the past week, but prices exhibit no material eh berm, 20. 40., and adamaa- demand was principally trom grain tu Hh SOMe Cases For, ‘Glas. rain at ld4d. per bushel. deals, reported tron st. For Cork and Orders, a Russian san Italian bark, 49) tons, uarters ahs at Be. Oa ee e wit i abowt 3,30) quarters eT @ NOs, Ein with of and eee a InHevel rn, 70,800 declining, ‘closing at ote t= ag brand taunily INE. sees ees mdy wine and 2e, ae. lower, ¢ Prime No. 2 Chie: roan SKU bushels at Hl 55 tons, with lor Cardenas direct. « brig. 3d is and a schooner 19 tons, re nk 3 to st, John, at it 330. Float Bev bb Ws Hour mkrkot eras dull and Lowe io The sales were about 11,090 bbis. at prices | Wachin range of the appended quotatious. | Kye Sour was about steady without. however, any activity: Buckwheat flour was dail and $5 80 per 10) ibs. for State and Peansy quartors vrain (a hence @ British bark, o. (a reeharter), ‘toe, and two about $3 5 nia. Corn ny $975 5 00 675 +600 > 2 Tae ZESSUNTE; Seeeeeeeees a ee ease! Bseuzse wuwxe Sse ae 34S 13.0 fob | slostng At About Milwaukee, The eS ede Chai: pe HO, vet S 6-H0, 9 | showing a slignt Improvement, The chartering busi- 400) US 6-20, 6, v7... MUM | hess was moderate and at irregular rates, 45000 do sels for the petroleum trade were in light 100.0 US 5-30, ¢ ihand,. the. inquiry being mainly for vessels 500 do... sirable for grain carrying. The 10000 US 10-40, F Were:—-To. Liverpool py sail, 1,000 Dbls. fi vt 6000 US 10-40, | Re per bbl; 32,000 bushels grain at 12).d. per Pt : 4000 do... 3 | pushel; 700 bbis. rosin at 4s. 6d. per 280° tbs; 50 hhds. 82000 US. -30, 6 85,11) 109%, 24000 US 6's, cur 1st | tallow at 60s, per ton, and by steam, 31,000 bushels 0.0 be 1uvey “*) at Mad.;, 40.080 bushels do. stiviient of Nov. oun 2 Lasse PL MR. 12\4d. 134d. per bushel; 20 bbls. pork at 8s. per bbl. ; 4130 BP. Me=Before C foxes bacon at 7s. per ton. Also an American ship. 0 ahs West 0 nel... 474§ 200shs LS& MS RRC La! tons, placed on the berth for general cargo, and a two ti a 0. see } ship — wich cotton reported from New Ms 100 \ Ab-léd. per -) & steamship tons with Wo) ey | deals. rerorted froig st ohn at toe, and a | eye ales els Western at ie, Other arti 70 yaar sh D with Sree irom Cer at 110s. For London by joa. py fey 400 tle bis. flour at per Dbl; 40,00" bush, ToL Nov. TATE. 1 200 465) 500 Sa a oe ee a Tight Poor bushels Heo | Flour dail. Wheat dull; declined se.; "sales of No. 1 ran 1 Ws | husneis wheat on private terms; and by steam, 1oy | white Michigan at $1 43° amber Mic higan, spot, $1 31 rai) a 40% GOD lard at 70a; 2 boxes cheese’ at | Boveunery igh, ined pe 3334; {gntary, $18 100 do ae Gos; 50 lows black walnut at 70s, measurement; ora re 5 “gti | 0 Hariem iit \ wise a Danish ‘bark, 96 tons “and a Norirogian ba | January, nies ow mixed, 12 ais 4 shade lower, Pint orn was bu ago, $131} shel at Be. a ‘a for mixe light and Id’ 1aye. keen kMe AND JuTK,. 6 marko! 46 for Mi Mawankee And $1.35 for amall lot No. 1, ] 3%. $45. and easier, with sales of d, P ehsice Gat or ag, i tor ‘nan continned dull. Since 49 bales. M terms, auo fold, aud Sisal ue See goid rate ‘Was imactive, a sieudy at ire .%, gold. Jute, batts wire moderately in ised or with akleero: tuoted at Lisd Sire COPTIC 7 OAIAS was in lots for retail Gaba centrttural and a ries fis, 200. a tbo N Mirai thre and nary at 7c., gold, Feuiaing very dull; + pipes aogtea, Homing ly" Ke 250. a Ba’ cash. Hors.—The market continued dull, with prices un- mareovad ay be v orien setued and to a at eXtel State, growth of Wise. a ie. ; Eastern di 70c. a SOc. has been a trifle moro doing in copper, les the past three days enfbrace $000 los lake at ad is quiet, Hut generally firm, owing to tavorante sauth from abroad. ‘aud domestic inca, 88er all gold prives: ordi- We quote aren Tn ‘at 63¢c. a 6 ‘nglish refined, and plates have become re- duced in stock and peioes pres a: shade steadier. We quote Cage arooal at % charcoal oe Soke terne at $7 8 descriptions, Se ‘ote h Bainton” $39; jplengamoots c. onke, 70 3) a $9 75, $775. Tron is very * anit for ant pig is held @ trifle firmer, holders appearing to think bottom has been reached. We ‘quot a $40, and ‘Coline $45. American py js Poy and pressed. We quote No.1 al a 30 4 $31, and forge, $25 2 iA reese ter dull at 7}¢ old, tor Silesian, ni currency, ior eae go Ziv held ateddily by iu dealers below agents 3e., gol lest 4 per cent t old. thou agents at wh lots are ing from prices. Regulus antimony dull at me vale Deena —The demand for spirits Supeniine con- tinues rather moderate, though prices are heid about steady at 39e. for merchantable lots; sales 100 bbls at 39, and 100 New York bbis at 40c. Str iadull and $2 rices remain sto: sahingion and Wn request a tor ton advices to- Ht bsp) turpentine at 36c. prices; quoted at SIc. a 92c. wh oll Mevhaden was dull Provisions. Reoelp ages: 5) is the best ro me city ey = Ths — Linseed sol hale’ were luactive and, 1 63 at ote. at O36. ‘was quiet and at 3734 Bork, ut meats, 3YZ et tor mess pork was dull 4 rosin, unsettled, with sinall lots offering at $2 60 a $270, while bid. Fi ns are juls9 dull, though ulet at $2 intngton, Pltch in but light i enns delivered. The min; juote strained rosin at $220 a $ 25 and in a jobbing way, at irregular ti casks. uoted as _tollows Crade sperm and a 67c. tor winter made. 65 bbl: f, 307 pact lard, 152 bbls. ant tterces.” ‘the and values quite nominal. mart The sales were 2.0 bbls. new mess at $15 and W bbls. thin ness at $19. Dressed hogs were lower, closing at 5c, & 6c. beef was moderately inquired for, but without re- suiting in transactions of linportance, lots to the amount of 50 packages were placed at prices within the range of our quotations; also SU Uierces India rivate term: and 9) bbls me terms. do. ok do., hams were dull and nominal! at from $15 a $23 for Gepareete! to prime. Cut meats were mod- erately oan it after and not materially changed in prices. We heard of sales of 50) boxes dry salted shoul ders tor Des and January at 4%c.; 1,200 pickled shoulders at 6e.; 1.900 pickled hams at vice! a 9!c0. + 100 e834 OD jain mess g quote: bbis, $12 a $1 dol, Suz. “Beet smoked hams at Ue. nfm. short clear, December, at 6%c. ; 7, clear, December and January. ‘at oXe.,and 26 do., spot, at | Lard was duil, with a downw ‘ard tendenc; h tales wore 760 tlorves Western steam, Ni ioe Sarees. January, at 7) ac | re ndered at74c’, and 40) Heroes, spot, at 250 chgese wero quic te Perro livery this month shows @ furtuer reduction, though Quotations are more or less noucinal in absence, Of sales, o December delivery, at Lig clude ary and anene a 2. {tn buik month. city. contracts ar kre ibutiy on cluyed at 73gc, and 425 Refined was sot whit Toit to, prime, 6c. Brac. quote :—November detiver: 3,000 bbis., 1,000 bbls. March, easier and the inside cng is quiet, with Retined, t Philadeiphia, offered for N. " Petroleum Centre, ere to the am. 07 the basis of 6c. a uiet at t white. wos 9c. TRARINE Was We: tiers “new prime ness tiere a Loe, 121,000 Ibs, bellies at Sige, We note sales of 250 packages long and es tity, At Zo, Butter and Refined petrolenm continues depressed, and there appears to be'more disposition on the’ part of holjers of contructs to cance: them. te Cc now for bid and. Napiihs dull and nominully held’ at 9c. for ovembe! December delivery quoted at 14%c. indicate very quiet markets and Prices. Quotations as follows : oe $1 asl 374; Pi ste 41 aud 135 bags of Rangoon at 6c One. Sugar.—The market for raw ruled dull and heavy Te. for fair to With sales of 528 lihds, including 346 hhds. mery, com mon to prime refining Cuba, 4 hhds very good molasses sugar at 425 boxes Xe. for hards and 9%4c. a 95,c. tor 'e quote :-—Cuba—Kefining, 8 1760: | Grocery. ae wo shins, Brant”Datel siandard, "Nos. ® tof Sava—Duteh reandard, Nos. 1 to 12 Tice. 8734 Superior and extra superior, a O46. In a Jobbing way acket beet on private bbls, $5 50 a $10; extra 3, and {00 smoked shousiors at | Bacon was quiet and W) ds lo. long and short | ihe | oh tere = gee on Kettle the value“tor de- uses are quoted i cargo lo's. rude ge. asked for this Resales of without The Creek enerally lower $1 10; Mde- a a is very quiet. reat Ishye,, tle, is otint of 25 terees of Caro- ood retining, at 6) C8 182 tie, Wi bones molasses ‘sugar at Ge. inferior to com= Cy —Erie Railway shares, M4. 4.— shakes, 32. 4s Ere Railway Shares, S744 for money, for e acecoun' Btatow ‘tive-twenty bonds, Lsio's, la," fii sR. —FRANKPORT, for the VRRPOOL COTTON M. Lat Lf —Sales of uplands on the shipped Novembe: e 4 leans on the basis of ber, at soa, The shoe! pehoat is 94,000 American, sales of the Fuanxvour BOURS States five-twenty bonds, 9 have jock 85,000 pemerinate ales, actual So nm Bly ing pis Gales sf ‘uplands on oi ordinary, rai areas Tous reel pa regs Sa Kn erable December, at 7 15-1 pressi sales. Middling upland: middling Orlesn: “a Bales 10,000 bal iT eM Melee ho teak Of geod ordinary, si December and Nanuary. ‘st at 5-46d. Sales of up! on the basis ot good ordinary, lpped November and December, at 7%4.; do. do,. erable Decomber and January, at sd. 3 0.. on the basis low middlings, gulpped Noveinber and Deosmaer, at do, do., shipped cember and yannary, do. baios wore American. Gatos of wpland oe iat ordinary, ship sd. hee do. do., Teape Ar Maxcusrmn.—Livenroo., Nov. 7—6 P. M.— Market for yarns and f r isheavy and dene in at ats pane - Manchester i sie VERPOOL BruaDsturrs MARKeT.—LivERPoon, — ‘The receipts of wheat for the bast three day have’ beow American, The rece $4,000 quarters, Including 2: of conn Vy if the same time have been 6,000 cludiny American. The market is quiet, Wheat, fae i #18, id, per cettal for average Calitorain white: orn, S28. r quarter. Vivwnroot. Provisions Manker—Livexroot, Nov. 7—P. ¥.—Choons, sie per owt for the beat grades of American ine. Lowpox Puopucx Manxer—Loxvon, Nov. 7-5 P.M. Sugar, 298. a 2%. 6d. per cwt. for No. 12 Dutch standa: on the sot Linseed ott, £30 68, per fun. Spirits tirpen tine opened at 3%. and closed al 84. per owt PrrkoLeum eceeesdacener, Nov. 7—Petroloum, 33¢. for fine pale American. ee FINANCIAL, — A. “LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 7 BKOAD- way.—Stocks bought and sold on ‘commission; privileges negotiated; circular explaining privileges, With references, matied to any nddre T Sec aaianvemeiraien Caraige ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other curitios. Tnspranoe of ait, a iy Gare bate bent Broa SAFE INVESTM ENT aT A BARGAIN, —$30,008° New York City Bonds, 20 years to ran, and drawing Tver cent interest. WILLIAM WARD, 22 Broad street. — MORTGAGES ON GOOD CITY PROPERTY FOR + sale, at Uberal discounts; also, sales OF auction of Stocks, Bonds, &c.,.made on one , STEVENSON, Teor Pine street. SPLENDID BODY OF LAND, 276 ACRES, NEAR Madison, N. J., within 30 miles of New York city, free and sie ar, to exchange at low cash valuation (or Bonds of Northern Pacific Railroad or other similar se- curities, “PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth st. A YOUNG LADY, HAVING FSTABLISHED AN IM- JA. mensely reniunerative business, wants $3,000 with- Out delay; an interest or large bonus given; cash princ, pals only answered. Address BUSIN Herald ottice, 33, box 168 PONS OF ANY STATE, COUNTY, TOWN, TOWN ship or railroad company taken, at'par in exchange for Real Estate. Give naine ot bonds and address BONDS, box 38 Herald office. BROAD ASKINS _& BRAINF, BROKERS, I treet—Stocks bought and sold oh commission “ges aspeciuty, enabling persons with — sunall capital to speculate safely. Circulars with particulars anit reterenees mailed NSURANCE STOCK IN THE HAMILION, BOWR2Y, Brooklyn, Rutgers and Merchants’ tor sale. to close anestaw. Inquire of RUFUS B. COWLNG, way. ASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Company.—$5,00) Nashvilie city past due boads, pene ee fe oad) Go guaranteed by are ville and Chay road Company, tot sale cheap Aa ee ee THN B. MANNING, No.5 New atreet_ EW YORK CITY 78, DUE 1 GWYNNE & I 160 Broad- N FOR SALE. DAY, 16 Wallstreet. EW YORK CITY due in ole or two years, aif LYN CITY 7S, sh Cane hele BROOK in 1 at 94 and interest, DANIEL" as 0 TOTES, 40 Wall street. prs, “AND CALLS ON STOCKS.—810 TO $100 IN vested In them often leads to a fortune. No risk. Sepage explanatory pamohiet mailed for stamp __ Bankers | and Brokers, 39 Wall street. W ANTED—THE LOAN OF $120 FOR NINE MONTHS; will pay $3) for use of same, vane » if preter: red, im three, six and nine mont portion. Security on household furniture ant personal broperty. Address WANTED, 158 Hi a orto Rico—Retinil ‘a Te. Bye ces were fold on private terms. We Case rine Western, 7%c. per Ib. TALLOW Was dull, with sales of 110,00 Ibs at 63gc. a 7c. per lb. Tom. values were nominal, Sacky a at rem Bigc. a 12c. eed a at ieee On ‘perl We, por Ih. ISK Salesiqere 33) Dolce, including aud Woo: 50 at Yic.. closing at 9D%gc. 1.—Thé market remains 0.—The market was dull for all descriptions, and The sales comprise per Ib., 10 cases Massachuset rivate terms: 151 cases Ohio, crop of and 200 bales Havana at trom 750. a pts, 682 bots. The market was outlet 15) hhds. Ken- 100 at 90c., 100 at 9035c., in about the same condi- tion as has been reported for some time back. Buyers are searce and prices are wholly nominal. The transac- tions com| 33g; le bales low Qregon, Zc. 57,000" On) do. rise 10,000 Ibs. Cay ig tleece, ee do. medium fall ‘at Be. 8,008 do. Nevada, « X and above pubes do., 45¢. 25,000 do. X and XX Onio and Michigan fleece on ceo privale terms. DOMESTIC TIO MARKETS, fae Net recerpta, 1,583 Dales. Sal 1,000. Stock, We <por Great’ Britain, 38) Exports—To 2,088. New Cotton irregular; middlings, May: low Madina Rs: strict good ord i ne Grom, 2,101 Sales, rec c strict goo Exports coastwise, 07 € ceil cowsiwise, 1123, sales, 1,057. Stock, 63,9M. receipts, 40,385. Exports—To Great Baeatn tinent, 2,150, coastwise, 10,136. Sales, 7,870. Cotton easy, in good demand; middlings, L trict good oe W0. Stock, 3a, rec N low middlings, 1 529 ina N Wy 3,500." Sto eipts 3h 288., Gros 4,000. ‘otton quiet; middlings, ordinary 2 co a ale: otton dull and inactive: pts, 4.886 bales. Exports. ee. a Dales. eip Sales, 1) Flour steady; sales of 1,800 spr $9 50 tor double extra, Wheut quiet; sales of two cars No. Roston, ing: $3.25 for amber winte iew York. tock, (36,026, _Exports—To Great Britain, the Continent, 4219; coustwive, 1,937. middlings, 13,0. Teceipts, 15,009. Kxports—To the Continent, Great Britalti, 1766 | coastwise, A768. Sales, 7... Railroad ‘geightePlour ALVESTON, Nov. 7, 187%. Cotton—Demand tair; good oraluary, 12%; oe Exports coastwise, ekly—Net a 7,142. ; coastwike, 1,479. ‘Sales, Onuxans, Nov. et rooalpts, ae 80,436. ales. Weekly—Net Sales, _ Most, Nov. 7, 1873. reo midalings, 1c. rage Ket reeei ts.1 189 bales. Bal ic tose, ay 7, 1873. ‘Net_re- ain, ; SAVANNAH. To Great Butta CHanteston, Nov. 7, 1873. eta vi Isweao, Nov. 7, 1873. bole at $1 20 Yok Now 1 er, 39 for white winter, T Milwaukee club at $1 40. Corn quiet at ove. a 8, Ba ley “quit: quotations nominal. Corn meal highe dotted, and unbolted $115 per cwt. Millree unchanged; shorts, $17 a $18: shinstufts, $19; midlings, | gx aual freights—Wheat. 9¥c., barle arley, Gigc. to Albany; Lic., to Phil? jphia: umber: $3.28 tot $4 25.'to New York. toy Phitadelphin ‘and Sue. ; to Albany, @c. Re- false ‘bushels wheat, 14,50) do. corn, 37,300, do. 378,000 teet of lumber su 000 feet of lumber. Shipments—1,8W bbls. 6,500 bushels wheat, 10,000 do, corn, 27,700 do. bar- Burraro, Nov. 7, 1873. Lake and rail imports for the last twenty-tour hours— ca Orleans, | ur 000 bbls: wheat, 48.542 bushels: corn, S20 do. rley, Canal shipments— pita’: wheat, 2aal. Washelss, cori, isa 05 LOE dor, ‘barley, 10,000 do. Rail oxports— uy 2 bushels; corn, 28.20) wo. ; oats, 30,0 do. saual tre 2ige. ; corn, 1080. ‘a Le. te quiet—Wheat, 1 gs merely nominal; No. 1 at ds sold at $4 70, 0. OBES. he grain market ‘was slow: or No. 2 Kreghts Fault and unchanged. Re- eipts—1),000 bushels wheat, 13.000 do. corn and 4,000 do. oats. Shipments—21,000 bushi and 4,000 nothing doing in edt Milwaukee No. Milwaukee No. 2 at les 8 ; sales by ‘ales 10,000 bushels Western at ‘3 November. Clover is wheat, 33,000 do corn Onrcaco, Nov. 7.1873, Floor dull and lower: sales of good to choice at $4 80 a $5 25. Wheat dull, n | ber: | mand, hy nlnally 9; for . elosiny L Nous sring, Me. | relectad lowe fut anaes No. Josed at 33%4c. ; Decemnbe i rejected, 3 a Wie. cite at $1 ry Pork sold af packed, ‘ Receipt: do. corn, 57. 10,0 do, barley. QOTLON STATEMENT. Gal New ori Mobile. Sa Charleston Wilmington. Norfo! rand total, M unsettled and Northwestern ; spot or November, ge. Corn im faip de- | see. ted, 25c, Rye quiet and weak fail, Uinsettled and Jow r closing at $1 22 bid; Buc. visions dull and lowe: {aa 4% cash, $11 January, Lard sold Ly Lone, casn. and uachanged ; held fi hams, canvas and lower at Bec. | 115. parley’ wheat, 160,( Bacon quiet. Whiskey in tair demand Prewghis--Corn, too Bam 34000 barreds hour, 000 do. cats, 2.00) do. rye and 14,009 d jpTHenis—9, 000 bartels Hoi, Bo” bnste ls do. Conn, 77,000 do. oats, 2,000 da rye and lower; No. % spring, 2 spring, 95!y0. a Decem: d, Sie, 2 mised soid & Rye. “| sold at 874 josed ni ‘7 iu . tor No. 3 spring. Pro- hot inclined to accept the Bulk meats quiet Sagar cured lower at els wheal jn 126,000 bs Iveston vannal following arethe total ne! . t receipts since September Bales. 1 15/901 ‘a15, “10 at EUROPEAN MARKETS, Lox pos 20%) tentortios, 945 rte Ratlway sluares, 33° Moxy MARKET. —Lonnox, anisole (OF mortey. GUhy a W5 Tniwed “States ivectwenty’ bonds, 180% ahd 000, $15,003 TO LOAN—ON NEW YORK Westchester county | BIOPRTNT aoe or will No. 2 New Chambers | street. 3. 00078 AND $10,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST ® () bond and mortgage on New York improved Oreey Apply to SAMUEL S WOOD, Jr. $2.000.% or puretiase Mortgage. 3 OD WANTED—ON HOUSE AND LOT WORTH Tore than double the amount, no bonus paid toa ‘Address OWNER, Herald Upiowe D SSOLUTION.-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO- fore existing between the undersigned, William Cohen and Joseph Ormsby, at No. 9 John street, in the city of New York, under ee firm name of Joseph Ormsby Geo this day dissolved by mutual consent, aud the said William Cohen fs alone authorized to settle the bust- Rew of sald firm and to sign the frm name yn liquida- “Now Yonx, Nov. 7, 1873, WILLIAM COHEN. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER. ship lately existing between Mary Gieselmann and Justus Diehl, of the city of New York, under the Arn ame ot Gieiclmann & Diehl, was dissilved on the Sis - inherent Fare PAY GIESELMANN. New You, Nov. 7, 1873. JUSTUS DIEBL. ee THE JERSEY BLUE LAWS. Indictment, Conviction and Sentence of ; Liquor Dealers in Jersey City. At the opening of the present. term of Court in Jersey City, Judge Bedle called to the attention of the Grand Jury the profanation of the Sabbath,.es- pecially by the traffic in liquors. There ts a statute in the New Jersey code forbidding the sale of liquors on the Sabbath, but it has remained a dead lester for years, the municipal administrations, both democratic and republican, atways pandering ta: the whiskey element, ever powerful at tho-polla. The Grand Jury this time, however, indicted several proprietors of saloons for keeping their establishments open on Sunday. Some or those Indicted pleaded guilty, and three of them were called up for judgment yesterday. Judge Hoffman in passing sentence on Christian Casselman, of Jersey City,,and Samuel and Josiah Bertholl, of Union “Hill, made the folicwing re- marks:—It is doustiess the opinion of that the mere selling of liquar on Sunday without noise or disturbance is no offence. The Court intend that no misapprehension shall longer exist upon that point. ‘The stasute makes the selli of liquor on Sunday ® misdemeanor, end afiixes a penalty of $200. But this ts not all. It also declares that the habitual sale of see on Sun- day makes a house, a nuisance. Anything that. profanes the Sabbath or violates public order, or shocks the religious. sense or feelings of the neigh- borhovd is ® nuisance, and whoever habitually sells liquor on a Sanday 1s pony, Reta he i punishment of which may haat igen two years ora hersvy fine or both. Soit will _ seen that this is no trivial matter, ae residing, Judge of the Oyer and Terminer, in his to the Grand Jury at this term, called te i | tion to this offence, and the Grand 1 | geting in view c# tne charge of the Court, has oe sented an indictment against you and Now, itis the duty of this Court to see that the. law is carried put and it eal pee ee ral duty, impose heavy fines or sentence to + is due to the ple of the county that the Sabbath be kept free !rom disturbance, and that no basi- ness be tranyacted during its hours, In ing this sentence, the Court want it distinctly under- stood that i% is no precedent for other cases, The penalty of each case will depend upon the cireum- stances surrounding it. The Court fine ae $10 and costs (ach, ie stand committed till and costs are It is the Fa tentton of the liquor dealers. of Radeon county to form an organization and esti ay fund for the defence of prety Denver of it as w. ‘as to combine politically witl aoe organizations throughout the State for what they regat their matual protectiom The isiature. will ‘oe interfere with the obnoxious statute tor the present. CAPTURED IN BROOKLYN FOR A WERMONT BURGLARY. Last sevening Detective Powers, assisted by Ofticer: Jennings, arrested Richard Wilson in @ | house on Bond street, Brooklyn, on @ wat- j tant issued by Justice Howard, of Culedonta county, Vermont, in which he is ac Bey Ss Lt ton a pope ta EH at the ssbove ce | ) amount of $10,000. ‘When the rounees Ves ered the matter was placed in tectives, and they went tito Wiaon's recovered $5,000 worth of the property. | made his esca and they tok his | into gustody. it was it that Wi had lef’ the country, but Wi in P,rooklya through bis phot | int) custody he said shat Mei) qui. | barglary committed; that the ‘Avough. the atd of oe of the ead cle store. A despatch was sent to the the clerk arrested, oie nate have GLL979 ’ — = THE OORNELL INVESTIGATION, “BT ALBANY, Nov. =18 40 4° ALBANY, N.Y., Nov. 7, 1873. for the ace ay The next meeting of tha Mthbtgd > where tigate the cha aga Fara Corton will a ME - % held in New Yorks cme tan wot yo bec a axes 9