The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1874, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL An Active Stock Market, with a Disposition. GOLD 1009 8-4. Mioney Easy—Foreign Exchange Steady. INVESTMENT SEOURITIES QUIET. WALL STREET, FRIDAY, Sept. 11—6 P, M. ‘The general situation at the opening to-day in- ‘dicated ® quiet market. Later prices advanced 340 % per cent throughout the entire list, the principal activity having been in Union Pacific, ‘Weatern Union, Rock Island, New York Central, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and Wabash. The market continued firm up to the close of the call, when there was a bear raid, which produced a slight | reaction. Later the influence of the crop | oH movement had its effect, and this ts sharply told | in the following statement :— i WHBAT OPERATIONS, At the present time there is a sharp contest go- ing on between the wheat speculators of Chicago and the grangers of the Northwestern States, The Chicago speculators have sold wheat short for September to the extent of tully six weeks? large receipts. In retaliation the grangers are using their whole influence to prevent the move- ment of wheat to the lake ports, so as to prevent the Chicago speculators from covering their short ‘contracts except at a stiarp advance in prices, Some of these speculators sold wheat tor Septem- Der delivery as low as 89 cents, and it has since advanced to 95 cents. This contest may’ cause @ temporary ialling off in the receipts of a few Western roads, but it is likely to re- sult {n a rise in wheat and future benefit to the | Tailroads. it is only a short time from now to the | close of navigation, and this holding back of wheat will cause a great rush of traffic to the roads and | i throw upon them the business of moving the bulk ofthe crops. The benefit o/ this to the railroads can hardly be estimated, and, what may appear Strange, the grangers are reully helping the ratl- roads, which they have been fighting for some | time past. Private advices from Europe report | the crops there smaller than heretofore estimated, and also that we are likely to have a large export demand for our aurplus cereals. The decline in exchange to-day was based on the prospects of a large supply of commercial bills in the futare. GouD vibrated between 10914 a 109%, opening at the higher figure and going of later. Fromito 11% Per cent was paid to have gold carried. Borrow- ing flat. The customs receipts were $499,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $50,000 on in- terest account and $33,000 in redemption of five- twenty bonds. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The market for foreign exchange shows natural Weakness consequent on anticipated extensive cotton and grain shipments. Prime sterling pDominally 4.84 a 4.8634; selling rates 4.83 @ 4.833 and 4.85% a 4.86. Commercial bilis, 481% @ 4.82, Continental quiet and dull. Reichmarks, 94% a 955;. Cables, 96%. Prime Paria weak at 5.17% a 5.15. The steamship Morro Cas- tle, which arrived from Havana yesterday, brought $300,000 in gold coin, making the total receipts of Gold coin for the week at this port from Havana $325,000. THR FOREIGN MARKETS show no further encouragement. Breadstuffs are | 30 firmer abroad, as are also American securities, without any disposition to seek an advance. MONEY AT HOME was unchanged at 2 to 24 per cent on call and 5 10 7 per cent lor prime discounts. MONRY ABROAD. Twelve thousand pounds 0! bullion has gone into | 200 the Bank of England on balance to-day. Rentes at Paris are easier at 641. 573,0. Consols, money, 9234 a 925; consols, account, 02% @ 92%; five-twenty bonis, 1865, old, 108% a 108%; five-twenty bonds, 1867, 10044; ten-forty bonds, 10434; new fives, 104%. Erie, 31%. THE MONEY LEGACY. Internal revenne receipts to-day, $340,000; | gational bank notes received for redemption to- ,@ay, $290,000; Custom recepts Jor the week ending September 5, $2,800,000, GOVERNMENTS have been quiet and generally dull, but prices have fairly maintained themselves, Closing prices were as follows:—United States currency sixes, 117 a 1174; do, sixes 1881, registered, 11734 @ 1175; do. do. do., coupons, 11834 a 118%, ; do. five-twenties, 1862 registered, 112.4 11244; ao. do. do, coupons, 112 a 11254; do. do., 1864, registered, 114% @ 114%; do, do, do., coupons, 115% a 115%; do. do., 1865, wegistered, 114% a 11534; do. do. do., coupons, 11634 @ 116%; do. do, 1865, new, registered, 1153< @ 115%; do. do. do., coupons, 116 @ 116%; do. do., 1867, registered, 116 a 116%; do. do. do., coupons, 117 @ 117%; do. do., 1868, registered, 116117; do. do, do., coupons, 117% @ 11744; do. ten-forties, registered, 11034111; do. do., coupons, 111% a 111%; do. fives, 1881, registered, m2 @ 11253 do, do, do., coupons, 112 4 112%. RAILWAY MORTGAGES ‘were strong for the Pacitic issues, Centrals having | advanced to 90% snd Union Sinking Funds to 74, | onan active demand. Western Pacifics brought $3, and Union Pacific firsts 85. ©, ©. andl, irsts sold at 69 a 70, seller 60, and at 70 a 71 regu- tar, $45,000 having changed hands. In the after- oon market railroad bonds were firm. Central Pacifics sold at 90% a 90%, and Union Pacific | Sinking Funds at 734, Chicago and Northwestern | consolidated gold bonds crought 77% a 77%. There has been an increased demand of late for ‘the various Lake Shore bonds, and prices have gradually advanced in consequence of the large reduction in the floating debt and the generally improved condition of the company’s finances, Central Pacific bonds closed at 90 a 905, and Onion Pacifics 85 a 85% for firsts, 86 8 86% for land grants, and 7334 a 73% for sinking funds. STATE BONDS ‘were dall. California sevens brought 111; Ohio sixes, of 1881, 103, and Virginia consolidated 53. | 5 The latest bids were:— NYrb I. Mise O's, H & St J.iss 175 99 NYob Miss G's, H & St J\iss ‘76 97 NY@s, Miss U's, Ul & ati so NY 6s, Tenn 6's, new NY 6's," Virginte bs old. NY 6's," Virainia 6's, ne: NY 6s, Virginia 6's, new, °6 N¥ 6s, Virginia #’s, con... NY 6's, Virwinia 6's, con, 2a NY's, NiO old, J and J; NY pe ¥ 8 REPAS ‘ont fact, 7 new, J and J t, Class 3... icky alitornia, 4, Missourt 6’ Missouri os, Lng bdo, “al toot inel. "Louisiana 9 levee crTy nie SHARES 4old at 100 for Fourth National, and 90 for North America, The latest bids were 148 Merchants)... 12% Merchanw’ Bxchange 16 Bink UL, Brot rs’ yey a ‘3 aT OUR FOREIGN TRADE. ‘The total imports of foreign dry goods at this ort for the week ending to-day were $2,366,557, And the amount markated £2.956.664 The imports | Soatnern, extra. 2130 to3 P. 10 shs Chi & NW p Ww) Union Pac BR.. for the corresponding weg of last year were $2,503,718 and for 1872, $3,492D58, CLEARING HOUSE fTATEMENT, Currency exchanges Currency balance: Goid exchanges Gold balances GOLD EXCHANGE BANK REPORT, The operations of the Golc Exchange Bank to- day were as follow: Gold balances Currency bal Grogs clearances. TREASURY PALANOES, Coin.. Less coin certificates EXHIBIT OF UNION PACIHC RAILROAD TRAFFIC | DEP, So ao. 359% 300, lo. Bid 100 0, &1¢ RR: CLOSING PRICES—8 O'CLOCK P, M Deere gro Ju Net pee earnings Ju “a Jan, 1 . July 4 tan esto ve Expenses... Te Net earnings Decrease gross earn- ings seven months. COMMERCIAL | REPORT. Heavy—Wheat Again Higher—Oats Quiet—Pork Quite | Nominal—Lard Lower—Spot” Steady—“Futures” Sugar Active—Coffee Dull—Petroleuam Firmer—Spirits Tur- pentine Weak—Rosin Quict—Freights THE BIDS FOR RALWAY MORTGAGES Were as follows on the regular call:— Pos, H & E Ist m. 3 Firmer—Corn Det, Mon & Tol Butt & Erie ne Bull & state 1.735. Kalamazoo & Wd Lake Shore div bi Lake Shore lat, Ose Ke Shore con Ist, F.. Lake Shore eon, 6. 8 a) Closed Weak— Quict—Molasses | ack & Chi istm. 964 Kock Islaiid & Puc. 10436 Dock & inip honds. 483 D..104 SUE lat, Le GD. 814 Mich n Cen Ist mn, 8, bette N Y ten oi wg %s . New York Cen 93% | New York Con te rer otis York Cen o's; sub, $1 New york Cen tat m, 108 | Pripay, Sept. 11—6 P, M. The markets continued irregular and prices were fluctuating and uncertain. flour continued dull. firmer for old spring but Winter was also more sought after and prices Corn was higher but the movement | was checked by the extreme views of holders. Whiskey was unchanged—Pork was firmer but quiet, Lard was higher, but closed Freights were steady, good spinning grade was wanted at full quota- ‘Futures’ closed weak, Coffee ruled steady. troleam advanced ; crude remained steady. Tar neglected. Spirits weak. —The market, while quiet, continue: 6%c. tor pots and 9c. for pearls. Brans anv Pxas.—New mediums are offering at $2 Old marrows in large supply and weak. We quote:—Medium, choice, $1858 $190; medium, fair to good, $15) a $1 65; marrows, choice, $2 0 a $255; do.. fair to good, $225 a $255; choice, $2 20 a $2 3; do, fair 10; red kidney, prime new, $4 25 a $4 50; areen peas, new. $2 a $2 10. Wheat was more active and weak for new do. Morris & Essex Morris & Essex 2d Morris & Easex con. Morris & Essex const Morris & 1.ssex 7's, 71, Erie ist mex, Oats were steady. “5 ” buon Pacite ine, Rob cotton et ion Pacific af Hele 4th m7 "80 Sugar was steady, | $f with a fair demand. ne m, 7 3 Burt NY &E large Han & StJo con' Ili Cen 7 per cent Dep & Sioux Cir hs se 7 Po 2a mn. mK Tol, Poona War, BD nt Told Wab lst inex. N Great West Ist, "8s. THE SALES OF STOCKS reached an aggregate of 116,625 shares, distributed | as shown in the following table, which also gives plenty and lower. Cley, P& A new b white kidoey, THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, tions, with a State—Firkins, choice, selected, 1b. ; do., good to pri a 820. ; half firkin tub! We quote:— Ea Ababa ton Se. a 340. ; do., fair to good, Be, chotoe, selected, 35c. @ 36c. ;" dos, good, $0c. a 2c. ¢ d oles, selected, He. 35e42 do., 1@1r to CoOG, Bue. 3 do., ails, Orange county ana creamery, and Pdi eM Soe, eo York Central Sac. mon, 2c. & 30c.; Wels! do., prime, 320. a 33 Northwestern WL Milwaukee and St. Paul 33% Mil, & St. P. pre‘erred. B2% Ohio and Mississippi New Jersey Central Union weet 2c. fine, $8c.; do., choice, State @ 38c.: do., lair to good, 32c, a Sic. 5 st Western Gide Poara ear 280 i Mesérve and cee ibs, Sioiee, i ry packed, ao a te me a2 eo w prim, a6. Hannibal and Del., L. and Western. Western Union Tel. do. ton fair to good to prime, YOM and ee tubs, fair to woud. Be, & 2c.; do. iirking, dood to prime, 25c. a 27% Be. alec; vari les. ‘a25e. quiet and prices weak with the the factories accumulating, pine to tancy, 13%e. a de; do. ig.tes dos, fate to, good, 1c. ; Orange county, Ohio tactory, ‘Snedaae shape, choice, jor gxpori, He. 3 Hie, do. dow flat vo. ar i a do. do., for domestic trade, 120. a do. Go., fal to xood, ive. a fo, a We.t Michigan nd’ Wisconsin factory, fue, lic. a Pes DaGE ismoderately active at unchanged prices. ve -—Maniia cordage, sizes above 6c. and 9-thread % in. and 5-16 in. Miemeie q in. diameter, 1630. ; do. hay rope, 1 belt rope yarns, Ige"; do. thread uid Yibread, Manila, 15%. fine tarred Manila I 12-thread aud hay rope sizes above 12thread, ce Od Sthread, 34 in, and S18 Bi dies do. thi ead, 36 1m.. und hay rope, 18c., and Russia boli rove, -—The market for Rio was steady with a mode- of 1,701 bags per Pender- | Mild coffees sold to a moderate extent for Jobbing purposes at tormer prices. | We quote;— lo Ordinary cargoes, 14%. cod do. Tue. a 1736 ngs a 8, 1434C. uicksilver preferred.. Sanraoey rash ited States Express. Atlantic and Pacific Tel, Consolidated Coal...... TOtal. see seeceees SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Friday, Sept. 11—10 A. M., Before Call. qe shs Un Pacific. ‘do. do., poor to fair, 200 sha West Un Tel.... do. me ero | }reci Sisal rope, mgs na. ar de rm rate demand. We note sale gast at l7c., gold. i Tagua Cc. 8 t. Domingo, 1 , @ Lidge. 3 P Rico, 7c. a Tie Costa Rica, 176. a 19c.; Sexican, 17e, Sc. * Corton. —The re for cotton on the spot continued qualities, to which the the lower grades were “Futures” ade very steady tor demand was entirely confined. neglected and fo an extent nominal vanced s-i6c., but at the close the market was feeble with the pega lost ee ote in f : | erude, $1974 » $1 6) atc ordin’y. Bc | natural, $170; whale northern, 60c.: do. southern, 5c: 8 Séc. uae bi 18) 1814 notations are based (a cotion in store, running lity not more than nalf a gra ‘The spot Maeda were i, not bove or below the grade quoted. Totals. 1444 —Fottitiuire’ delivery (basis iow middling) the sales hove Been as iollows:—sales last ovenitiz aiter 2 o'clock — 100" bales at 15 tober, 200 at 15 9-82c., 200 at 15 5-Iéc., 200 at 15 7. 16c., 400 at 153x0. Board—10:30 A. M. Ho Ere ae. Cen RR, ba i ~~ 00 Va 6's, con, 1000 Calitornia 7's. 2000 Alb & Sus ist m.. 5W00 Chic & Mil Ist m. 92 ‘1000 Mor & iy ity 200 ta Lt 7 ay F 0 a January, Hee ry it tro | fined, 9d. Liverpool—Petroicum * onlay. up to bales “at 15 15-166, 800 at 15 15-16c. 25-32c., 200 it 15 13-32¢., 1,200 at 200 at 15 te CD e 15 15- 12000 Un Pac sin! 3000 Unt Re ist. 10000 0,0 &1 Clst. 20000, Tsk % 109 0 t 15 9.820. 100 at 18 V-82e., 100 at 15 9-160, ase i ‘ib at aes Ie! at December, 400 te 9-82c. ats: gu do. 60, 6 shs Fourth N Bank ay closing at 9c. a 934 7 B’k of North oe Tne” averayen ot liveries were as 250. ; Ni September, 15.590. ; Deceinber, 15.10e. 5 arch, 15.746. ; yar 16.29 september, 200 Devober, 500 at IB 13-825 November. 400 at Bye bales. Second call, Januar Ma; ia at ‘Toe. of on, te WO} t Gharieston. 315; rt se Lee This dn fast ear, day’ as wee eas ony ye foceipts a the ports = 100 1W He stio RR. 100 Ohio & Miss RR. be 25 Am Express. @ if NYO SHEE, be 104 +83 104) il. $c, comp. TO 324. Canpias, with a light demand at ich tits rule We auote : 280. for spe! 39. a 2c. for stearic, 26c. a Ze. ee {eon and T7320. a i8e. tor 10 07. Riso Froirs.—The marketis State apples, sliced, 1c. a 11 ters, 6c. a Te. d Spi versey, quiet and steady. ther quiet, We quote nth API piss | fed, $20 | Biggone, fia | rine, gt ida $12 p a 3, Western apples. quarters, Ta Bo. BASE. ; rolini 4 26c,; do. do. new 220. 5 tnpected re ey ish new, 8. a Pe 10. quatiere, new, .j, cherries, meta new, of Be. oat are rasan ew Jersey an ate, vand ipesuayivanin 2c. hoice brand Se Western, do., 19. a 00. reaches have ‘raled about steady. rapes very dull and Mimeute to Be Plums in mod- move at even low prices. erate request, Watermcions Plenty ‘and prices in favor Ppigd, sour bouRh, per | ido. sweet don $14 $125 of Baek s, quot 36: Common, sie ae 1: eran app les, fe pers cry 3 3,955 Aciinottieverris, $2 FAW, a ‘Muskmelons—Jer: eae ord, prolific. per” Ith 20. & do., Deiaware, 8c. & S11MO U.S.68, 1, [81-be 117% BW, Cy °OOrvee L1GI S500 U 8 tba, Second Board—1 P. M. 4500 ahs Union Pac..88 $135 QO NJ Con KR. bed Mass! hk & ba: 20) on Pie ea i . We | up fiver, Se. & Be, 32; $1 crate, sia si7 doedo.” per beaker’ Se j $1 50. S15 fos ony North at argue, er buatels $2 40a $2 50; ‘sdte: prime to fancy, ‘$2 Phat a if 80 bags. Fidure ae aol and The sales were 16,000 ihe: heavy bat’ not. essentially lower, bois Southern, at bbis.” State and Western and 1,000 Boe’ within the range of anfexed qu a iy offered and by Bales 400 bbls. a Western and $5 10 a $6 25 tor Brandywine. S 2 2 See r| Bi ESSSESeESESESES earns esota. Round hoop Ohio, Fal hoop Ohio, fy mm gESESSSSSSERSS: BEPeeerereePree rants E TR coe s came ira. Be Tous SPoise isi : egeztacceca: thern, family a moal, Wester: meat, brandywit Corn meal, puncheous oo oat war te besser deinaid’ aiid firmer for old. The jes Were about 170,00 112) gt 15 for re tedand ‘Nov'S apring iG & a shine for new spring, $1 17 4 $i 18 for ola Chicago, $1 a $1 2% tor ob Mie waukes in store and atiout: $1 a for store: 1 40 lor So. 2.do., an store ,. 1 Minnesota, in $1 25 tor red | winter, $1 ‘ta $1 26 for amber, $1 ‘dr No. | white and $1 40 for @ little lot in store, Corn was quiet but higher, With sales of 00 bushely at 9504 me for mixoe ationt { $1, 47. in store, Also 16,00) bushels, Septem- | car ber delivery ats7e., Western mixed. Oats were quiet, if 1” 66e with sales of 40,000 bushels wt 650, to arrive this mouth, (Se. a die, tg sreive, lat of (October; 15.00) bushels State rye sold at $1. Barley and mait were negiected and nominal. Freicnts.—There bas been a fatr demand for grain Foom at steady rates. Beyond this very ttle doing, To Liverpool, by sail G0, bushels wheat at 44d. bushels do. at ded. GW bbis. rosin on private terins, guoted 26, a 26 ad.’ nd 40 tons heavy goods at !5s. & { 6d., and, * 3 steame nall lots of cotton at 3-1 . Ma er Nb $2,000 Dushels wheat at 4%, B) tons leather at 1,700 “packages of provisions ‘ut 20s. a nd 100 | po rosin on private terms. To London, “by salle 24,000 bushels grain, in bags, at 54d. ; 60 bales aair at 3)s., and, bois flour at 2s. Tisd.: 16,000 bushels d.; 16,00) busheis do., In bulls (a two- poat-ivad, ban). at Odgd., atid 1:0 tons heayy Koods at 265.4 30s. per ton. “Io Giaszow, by steamer, 16,000 bushels, grain on private terms, quoted at ‘ed. Bristol, by steamer, 00" bushels wheat Od. In “bags; 24,00) busliels BO yoghtet ; {00 boxes’ bacon at 36a 200 bbis, flour alls. Sd. 4 ardiff, by 8,00) heuall wheat at 2 of Bri 15) Merees deet, 65; 2,00) boxes Yo Cork for orders, an Huiian dirk, hence | quarters grain 4s, dd ‘Norwegian bark, sao do. trom Philadelphia, 58. ot To Antw by sicam, 21,00 bushels wheai (orward shipmenis) re ported atid. To Lamburg, «German bark, hence with 400) bia. refined petrolcum, 3s. 6d. with ten lay days. 10 Steitin, & German bark, with avout, 2,600 bbls, refined petroleuin irom. Philadeipiia, fe. To’ Gotien: A Norweulan brig (now here), with about 1,200 bbls naphtha from Pita You direct west coast of Italy, ci Cases petroteur, tee." and 45 gratully. To. outer: by steamer, 5,003 s.aves, $10, To Point Pitre, an Aime. gin schooner (vow at Bristol) with coal trom Pictou, $4 50, gold, and back with logwood from Jamaica for a Port north of Hatieras, on private terins, quoted $8. 2 Providence, an American brig, 305 tons, wiih salt from Turks lalind, lis, To Damariscotta, an American schooner (now hev‘e) with lumber from Darien, $4, Gunates.—the market has continued very quiet, but quotations have remained ste ae ide, ior doméatio, Hige, for Borneo and 100. w 10g: for Last India Hemp anv Jore.—Mai ‘has been nominal in the absence of sales; still beni at Tica Sac. gold, Jute dull and unchanged at Yc. a atts also have zoned abu rtaudstil, but about mandy, at 29c. -16c., cas Hay Ax Stiaw.—& moderate business is in progress in shipping qualities at mer pric ail Grades are firm, with ate Oo. 6 3 Abe. Sut stena: "sz, ade. ad per Ib. : Bate ao, 2, 120, ie olds, all growths, usual time required tor harvesting the lop crop of this country, and 9s picking commenced August 31 1t is safe to say that at the close of this week the crop will bo early OF quite all gathered. ‘The, quality 1s the sineat We have produced since Wisconsin's fancy crop Iss7. "Brewers Will “not be long. finding out ‘that the hops are much richer aad heavier than hsual, and that @ much less quantity will be Fequited to produce the same result. As to the extent oi the yield, the prevailing opinion is that we have grown about the same quantity as last year. Without Teliable data as tothe hop acreage of this country. it seems folly for any person to attempt to estimate the crop. ‘The census returns give the number of pounds of hops produced once in ten years, but omit the most im- portant part of ail—the acreage. Farmers compare one | year “s growth with another, but the general result ts not | own, while we are in ignorance of the inerease or de- crease of the acreage trom year to year. New yards are being continually set out aud old. ones ploughed up, but in what proportion nobody knows. The market has been quict this week. In the Interior some 3,000 bales have been bought by dealers on speculation at an average rice gf 40c, per lo, They ceased buying on Wednesday fast, and everything is How quiet “It 4s believow that these operations were based on anticipated orders from ‘abroad, but as yet there have been no inquiries for for- n account. Latin. —A fair d d prevails from fhanufacturers for the best hemlock tannages, which command steady prices: Keceipts for the week, 45,630 sides and 2,893 bailey, xports for the week, 1,010 280. Be. Wow Saas: de a 280. Geol daaiaged 2ise ade. Ue.” a Bic ane a2. Poor damaged. — a 20c. MuraLs.—Phe Dusiness is in ingot cor ir Bae ‘continued rather small, but the quotations re quite steadily mainiained. Sales 60,00 lbs. lake. part at 2la a 2lge., and closing at these’ figures Lead was quiet and un reafoed and the same can be mt ot spelter. Tin a remal sg Lage at ee 22c. for Straits an inglish. Sales “00 “slabs ‘straits “on private terme, in plate there has been a moderate movement at old’ ares, embracing 1, 200 boxes charcoal tin at $9 8735 and coke do. at $7 45, both gold. We quote:—Charcoal tin, $9 75 a $10; do. terne, Au a iY coke Un, $7 75a $8, and do. terne, $6 50a $7, goid. There was a contintied inactivity Aiea pig Arorh market 3 and ccumulaiing on the Lehigh. it i tons would be an | inside estimate and foundry; quotations are unchanged, Scotch pig, however, are well sustained, owing to the | Small stock and exceedingly Huited shipatients tr9in the A le ot the water. Oy hs 2); ao. forge, $25, a8 Glengarnock, No: 1, $87; ne ; Carubrane, $3 Motassis.—1he! market for all descriptions ruled steady, but eSeoten Ey on, Now 1, oltness, none; Summeriee, purposes ‘at quotations: We a ‘crop—Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, clayed, 37c. a 4ic.+ do. muscovado refi ng, lo. do., grocery, 2c Porto Kico, doer ry ‘at English Isiands, we. a 5éc.; New Orleans, Gc. a Nayar Stores.—Spirits farpenting, was very quiet to- At b8¥¢c, a Se. sales Gay, bat the value held ste ‘ic. Strained rosin of the sper, remains ule but inere ls considerable inquiry for lots to arrive, any we understand $2 25 has been’ pi 1,200 bbis. spot at $2 20. Tar ‘and pitch qniet and p os unchanged. Oi1s.—The market for linseed is quiet but steady for round lots at Bic. a 8c. pergalion, while in a small way from crushers’ hands ai a S4c. per gallon. Lard is very firmly held, $1 to a ‘st 2) being asked for pre- sent to winter make. Menhaden rules quiet, but steady at S6ec. 1100 bol ape light sperm and whale are firm, with gales of, Js sperm at $1 60, and 409 bbls h back at sum Ae eatin S80. a Ge, 2 a omy cod Gomestic, ‘2c, do. natural 40., $1 80; ieached spring. "st hirer leached, winter, G8.” a 7Uc,; do. natural, do., be Wor a Met straits, diosa ase Gisve, casks “i'do'a $1°295 0. cases, 1 28.0 $4 Md; palin, THe a Prrnoueum.—Tho crade market remained steady, with gales of 1.40 bbls. at 4%4c. closing ate. for ull the month. The quotations for retined were decidedty higher, whien 1e resulted in the consummation of a better busin sales embraced 5,0) bbls prompt, at Be. 7 6,500 DDI art ot this month, at 12¢e., and’ 6,000 BB. October, at iigect at the close 1240. was’ bid. for the last half of this Mouth and refused. Cases were quite firm at Isc. Naphtha was nominally stead 0c. @ Wie. tor city, and 9c. for Western in shipp’ ng onder, ‘the Philadel- phia market for refined was firm, with business to the extont of 6,000 bbls. s. Prompt at Ic. ‘ihe advices by cable were:—London—Pe im. spirits, Ld; do., ré- spirits, “10%5 fined, $44. Antwerp—Petroleu raarkets, were:—Titusville weal $1 0744; Petroleum Centre quie a La 055 Tidioute weak, 7 bid: Oil City quiet Parker's United. iio: at the wes! imns Inediate shipment, Budge. Provisions. =! —Recelpty—Beet, 50 packages: cut meats do. and lard, 50 do. ‘The market for pork ruled firmer, under G better aeneee. The sales were :—1W bbis.. in a g.Nay, at $4290; 1.73) bbls, for September delly. 45.8 $22 56, and 250 bbls, for October delivery, ot Dressed oer were firm, with a good demand, for corn fed and 5c. a 9c. tor Grass fod: Beet and beef hams. were inactive and nome inal and without noteworthy sales. Bacon closed firm at 120. a le. for long clear, with no sales apart trom very smell lots. Cut meats quiot and unchanged, with sales ot 2,000 tiercos of pickled bellies, to arrive, on pri- vate terths, and 00.do, pickled shoulders, on the spot, at fc, ‘The lard market was active and excited ant prices r, with sales of 1.50) tierces, September, at 1,000 do. seiler’s option, « *1X months, at 740. ~closini at the latter figure; 500 do., of the youn tlic. ‘and 200 do: seller's option ap steam at i8icen, which is also ‘0 ULTRY AND G Aste. ‘The receipts fave been liberal of both live and dressed, and Prices are a shade easier. Most deese pons of game are in fair request and prices about stead: ‘esh dressed. pins ebickens, ite "Fhadelph hia do. Lge » 2c, a 23e.; tor- tar : del end, ite the yer. ib-; fowls state and Ite.; do., Western, 5c. a 6c. ; roost: ers, old, “ibe. ‘a 130: gree MA State and Jersey, 18e. ; oF Western, "160 We: i7e. ; duc: tate be. & ir pair; do., and Jersey, $2 25 a $2795 d Game—Pi, ee Bight ov ;"Philadelphit Fh x: ¢ pes ‘estert. prime, Grouse, prime, 70c. "i T50" do., beck: “se. 'a 500. Potators, VEGRTA c.—"Round potatoes have Fuled atritie higher. Sweets very plenty ‘and lower. Vege tables without essential chang Island, new, $30 2; sweet Virginia, per bbl. Pee irae pert ces 1., $175 a $3: Southern ze yw onions, ed do, per bbi., $1 2; new $2.50; White wenips, 8 $4; ‘0c. & abbage, new, per Lima tog ‘per bag, 23 5, fy 15 *yehow squasts, Ber, bbL, $1 26; ‘marrow bl 255 a ge Long. land per 100, do, ., $40;Pereen corm per. 10), 7c." a $12; stritig” beans, Eongitsland, per bane T5c. x $l utumbery. Long Island er 100, ‘cauliflowers, per dozen, $1 a $3; Long Island lomatoes, Der basket, & #c.; egg plant, per dozen, MuxaTs 4ND Stock. —Veal calves have ruled firm; grass quiet, "Lambs @ trifle better. Sheep un- e quote :—eef sides, city, trom native steers, fle. WIIG, ; do. doy don, do. Texas eattio, 7c. a 9e.; mutton 0. Foss Aen Be to tar, Boe, 8 St240. 1c. lo Mersey sud jersey and’ Bucks county 00d Star ue. 10 B00d, Be. ied. De weal ccarcaiwes, city drcsse metine, te . do., tale to good, 1c. a 130.5 d Alt skins per Ib, We. ry a yehesp tive and firmer, with t rales for the domestic ‘of 1,000 b a 3c., gold, in bond, and Too age t goid.in bond. We quote Carolin an Me. a ee , 6ge. a 6%c per Ib.,and Louisiana, 7c. a $0. per ‘Svear.—Raw continued in Hea demand and stead: Suge, tor tair to good refining, wit tu: ds a * me rore ig pee 8. do. at Bo. a ef at ain bhde, sentrifgal ‘and 12) boxes cla; ther sales ol 4, hhds. Cuba, at ay § Le 8, closing lle. for do. et rime fame ; 5 Sha ed, De bask gibi eur sige 2 ge. ae be Bs 4 . ac. ies» ri . * { 5 Wi tae Bittern Porto Re ry fair'io chotos Hive: 910 1h 7c. aw quiet, with moderate oabauctiony for trade | Sreagtee was dull and withont sal wie Pit arte. ‘a7 i, ae pe Peni ef ete. ‘ALL ral rm, with # fair dems da. 8 hfs city a8 9h. aid 6 kus outa town stock eras. etive at full prices. ‘the sal e Eases State, rap oF IN. a: Vaca Mee 37 do iat tt Cut, crop of 1870, at Be. & ic." 324 do. Olio. crop ot att on privave terms: 724 Jo. Pennsylvania, cfop of irs pI 8 253gc.; 86 do. Wisconsin, crop of STS on ieee | terms; 3x9 do. Connsetcut, crop of IS73, at ik. a sic. ; 100 | do. sundries at 6c. he Market’ for foreign was | quiet, with s sale ot des bales pf Haxena ‘at Toe. a | “Woor—Trade has been quite active dunng th | three days and prices have been well main pre apo, Petry) guanetan, @ bales: Cape ar be. Georgia at Sc. ig, former pricy for (oe pe yi ky ag Tbs. Nov at Be.; 00) Ibs. Rastern a 330. ; 6,000 ibs. improv Wenttrn doo rivate. teins; 2000" Ibs. scoured, do. at Toc Pane spring California At ae ib Wigees 3S baga Goinestic Jams, pulled: at The. city saper. do. at 40c.; 7,000 Ibs. X do. Bide 2,000 bs. unwashed Indiana fleece at 40c.: ibs. Nos Biiac 5 BGO) Ihe. teaerchantable: Mlety n do. at d0ee;. 1:¢00) Ib3. tubwashed do. at Sto. 8,000 ibs. medium Yshed do. at nd 810 Ibe. No. #* medium “Oregon at MISKEY.—Receipts, 397 bbls. The market was dull. = 100 bbis. at fst of, the market Closing weak at this MESTIO MARKBTS, Cotton easy; middling, 153% «ag anton, Sent be Ts. ‘01 ic.3 low m int, ic. good ordinary, 13%c. ot oceints, 4S bales; mrss, I xport 22, bales, 26 Stork, 3,716 + §rows, 4,029. Exports Naw Orceans, Sept. 1876, Cotton CE oad id unchanged ; middling, red Net re- cetpts, 855. gross, L.1S ‘Sales ‘Stock. pt bal Workiy Net receipts, 2.676; gross, ban Exports Great Britain, Py coastwise, 2,557. Sales, 2.1 i a Cotton—Little doing: nominalt; rior ges mrtaine, bag jlow middling, I4sge. A He iC. {goon ordinary, 13\c, Below ane! Stee asad Wcchas Res “recente tee fi Net receil Exports coastwise, 788 sale ai Javannan, Sept. 11, 1874, Cotten, active; middling Ua. low Balddling, 14340; Es of ordinary, 13% ‘Net rece ts, S80 bales. gr eros, # Exports eoasi Weeiay Set rec tar 4389 bales; zeoss, 4372, exports tinemt, 20; ‘coastwise, 298% Sales, 2137. pp CHanunrTON, Sept. LL 1974, Cotton quiet: middling, 15'4c. Net, eocelpes, Sib baton, Exports _coastw! 2h. 2k Stock, 3,812 Weekly netreceia 138; ross, 1,428 Exports coast- Wise, 187% Sale: Witarncrox, Sept. 11, 1874, 8 ship tnc dull at3v%c. Rosin quiet at $180 or strained. “Crude turpentine steady at $12 for bard 25 tor yellow dip; for virgin, ‘Tar steady at Towns pt. 11, 1874 Flour firm and steady. Wheat firm | ind ts Fait demand at$l 2ior No.2 white Wabash; $1 Ls tor No. 3 do.; tor extra do.; er a 117 for extra white Michigan ; nt Po 1 1034 for amber Pork ‘spot; § 1red, $1 14; No. 2 do., $1 rejected, 9c. ; No. ember Illinois sie Corn, ‘firm: and Zo, higher: fy is So Eo bei ber, 80) genta NS a yel- Ble. ; damaged, rm, higher ; No. atSic, ober at S6e.7 Mighigan at biicers Boe Fratenss dul? to Suanie, 20" to Uawago oko. Receipts —W heat | 88,000. bushels; corn, 14,000 do. : 15,000 do. Ship: | ments Fioury 4000, Hla’; wheat, Jbto bushels; cards 10,000 do. ; oats, |, Borvaxo, Sept, 11, Lats Lake and railroad tmports for the last twenty-four hours: Flour, r. 12125 bis; wheal, 273.88 bushels; c 269,800 do.; osts,'36,400do.; bariey, 2,40) do. Canal ship: ments—Wheat, 56,50) bushels; ingore a2) do oe 8 do, Rail exports—Whe. tii ioe oats, 6843 do.; barley, 2 oo tunel feighteWheas ic: & Lie, ; corn. 9 dc: ; oats, 6'4c. Flour quiet; sales ,U00 bbls, on the ellowing ce Party POFIng. S60 0 bakers’ $7 a $7 0; eo” Wheat aris ue 0s) gid to. do. PER eS Ta ae | do.. $1 25.8 $1 $0. Corn active and sirong: prices bigners | aioe or $0000 busbels No. 2 Western at Sec 8 fn wogd demand: sales or 143.0 bushels No 2 Siedot | Bsc, Rye nominal at We, Barle: ley malt firm; Canada, $1 80 a $I M; Western, $1 50.0 $1 65 “Other aricies “un chang Lr i, ee m ir steady and unchanged; an ‘old Noo 1 Miiwaukee Cio held. at 3123 aalenot | weld | enerall higher; sales of 2, bushels at 89e. clone very firm. Corn meal higher bolted, uinbolted, $35 per, ton. Mill feed shorts, upatuiTs, $25; middlings, $:0 Y 6%Xc.; corn, to lumber, 2 75 to the Tudson, $3.25 to New ¥. Petey Hie ake Petes bata wteee lo; to wake receipt she! 9,300 do. Darley, 1,861,008 feet oe lumber. Canal aap: Riente17-4W) buabels wheat oise00 feet of amber Onsgaao, neh uy, et Whe: Flour qaiet and unchanged. a at $101 for No. 1 spring pti ky 3.40. spot: Soige-, Septem: ber No. 3 pity 3 Fojected, oo Gorn area wad ih valr domad at fe tor No. 3 intsed, eaany { TesGe., September; i4% ber; high mixed, Terge.: 5c, @ 770. steady at VS aio, Hooeeber, 45)6c, Perober ; re- , *a'Hes' fig andy. iat Boe LB. toe ho oe oe. te 8 and extra superior, Tie. [ 700 bushels new Cary Vein aesetra on private terms, | an BUSINES! OPPORTUNITIES. — 7 A, amare mane ee at Sean) 3 uce and comm! osc, do and proatable business; this isu Tare opporwitity form, than ‘with the mone; SOTSAAG A. BIGGS, No. 5 Dey street. _ A YOUNG MAN— DRIVING ON THE ROAD wim a his own team, large route, desires adding his present line some ci to seit on commism SINESS AND PLEASURE. PON Earl, TO CALIs id consult G. G. CAMPBELL, Fi '3 Hotel, New he can fursisn Sou a paying basiness, with bun rk sual capital required. PRUSEISTB GOODS, PATENT MEDICINES, £05 reveivod, bought and sold on commission; favorable. sirungements made with manuiactarers for agency of oMce; central 1 whoicaale l BUTCHERS —I WISH A PARTNER {N A WEL Srtablished and pro: and ween Forty y ptineye THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, wit 0,000 capital, to aastst @ in a first el facturing business: must be a iivat Glass mae Plonow hot answer unless you mean basiness. {cdress, stating lace for interv.ew, BOSTON Maser 5 ee JSTON, Herald Uptown’ Bri $5,000 000 ~AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WITH & . tal of ma it cit: Wishes to enter on tie ‘aeat cay Ross ty seupeaity nanwlacturing oF imDortlDy at investigation, ‘Ade —A GENTLEMAN Wil CAN COMMAN $5,000 000.- $5,000 can have a position, with a gi 4 salary, ina nine \y already Organized, the business of which will insure a very, handsome dividend upon the investment Address K. B., box 1S2 Herald ott 95,000.7Ax, ACTIVE BUSINESS Man wire ae tis ‘amount can enter as an equal pariner in a Fancy Soap and Perfumery Drsidos ‘net ‘as been established over thir je manuthctary isin perfect running order, t joroughly equipped wi modern machinery und dxtures; large stock how om band aud trade well established: ample refer- euce given showing the character ‘and amount of bi ness during the past ten yi tre if eva rty desired the services wit Phil proprietor would res hole. eeteees, oe out charge for one year, THE LIFE SAVERS, Sixteenth Cruise of the Floating Hos- Pital—Eight Hundred Sick Childrem and Mothers on Board. The Floating Hospital of St. John’s Guild left her wharf at the foot of Tenth street, North River, a& hail-past eight o’clock yesterday morning for her sixteenth cruise. At the place of departure 290 sick children and mothers came on board; 119 more were received at the foot of Market street and 397 at the foot of Twenty-third street, Kast River, making the total number of those on board, exclusive of the Guild volunteers and other at tendants, 806 ‘The day was sultry, with scarcely a breath of air in motion, and the course of the barge was directed up the Sonnd, Thé band of the orphans trom the Uniom Home and School furnished the musie, as is usually the case, and the children who were able to leave their mothers’ arms gathered around the children, hardly bigger than themselves, feasting their eyes upon their bright uniforms and their ears upon the operatic selections, waltzes, “Mulligan Guards’ and otber pieces that fowed forth from the brazen throats of the instrument» in rapid succession. Breakfast was served at nine o'clock, and at twelve o’clock the last stragglers: jeft the taple. With them all vestige of a barrel of boiled rice, 300 quarts of milk, 100 loaves of bread, a tub of butter and half a barrel of sugar that had iurnished forth the table, disappeared. At two o'clock dinner was an- nounced, and the tables were literally loaded dowm with corned and roast beef, bread, butter and milk, There were served at this meal 330 pounas Ot beef, 125 loaves of bread, @ tub of butter and 150 quarts of milk, with tea in abundance, While the mothers were thus enjoying the solia comforts the doctors were busy among the sick little ones snugly ensconced amid the long files of nurses om pee ‘upper deck. Five Be nce were in attend- nce, Doctors Kennedy, Brush, Thurman, Krezer and Thoms. Littie children, crippled for life, ana with pale, emaciated faces, sat on every side, watching the eady. at $1.8 $1 Ol for No. Zspring. cas Giger 4 9e., September ;Me., Ootber: No, S0., be. asso, | balla sha nar Sta MiGSHY Ue winc eiaeeian’ inten Fork quiet any ‘unchanged; ‘nominally $23 cash: sales at | 98 glass, ani Inaeied more | ler all the yi me dull and unchanged at | bardly to move over the surface. ie ip pot. Bulk meats s c. for stiouldera, | Mercury was lying off Hart’s Island, its decks alive ‘tember. end at 1 OL. Freights:— | with the wails ofthe great city, who have at last ep Wicat 0 Suntalo. ge. as On the oven board this atternoon wheat closed ateaty ‘and unchanged. Corn | | Se, higher. Outs, 46%c., September. Recerpis—4,00) | 1s. four, 82,00) bushels wheat, 148.00y do. corn, 36,000 | . do, rye, 10,000 do. barley." Shipments— 8,000 bbid. dour, 173,000 Lushels wheat, 204,000 do. corn; $4,000 do. oats, 1,000 do. rye, 8,000 do, barley. COTTON STATEMENT, New York, Sept. 11, 1874 The following are the net receipts of cotton at all ports singe September 1, 187 21,42 HAVANA MABI BEETS. Havara, Sept. 11, 1874 do se We ks o days, cure premiam; Spanish gold, 190 0191; Americ change irrogular. On the United state rency, 73 a ae short sight do., 83 8) days gold, 92 | yam: on London, 118 @ 120 premium; on Parts, 960 preulum, “Sugar, No. 2, Dush standard, 154 a'16 reals ber arrobe. EUROPEAN MAI AN MARKETS, Loxno Propvcs Market. —Loxnox, Sept, 11.—Tallow 42s. per cw. Refined petroleum. 8d: per gallon, Com gn rosin, Ge Sd. a 6x 6d. per owt. ‘Linseed oll, 26a 6. TRADE AT MANCHKSTER.—LIVERPOOL, Sept. PM The market ior yarns and fabrics at Madichesvor is quiet and unchanged. FINANCIAL, —STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THS ACTIVE A. Btocks negotiated ati to2 per cent trom the mar: b10 9 $100 puts or calls; $200 to $350 double privi- system of operating is tully explained in & ainpblen 6 with valuable Statistical intormation, sent ‘all who desire to speculate. UMBRIDGE & CO, Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. A. MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE; Mortgages cashed; Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, Fur: niture, &c., sold by auction. V. K. SPEVENSON, Jr. IL Pine streot, or 31 Last Seventeonth street, —CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS SPEEDILY + and thoroughly prosecuted by an experienced at- baie without any charge whatever unless successti lent reterences trom vlienta Address LAWYER, | RIVILEGES (AT MARKET PRICE), $225 to $360; Puts or Calls, $100 per 100 sha: Hee “Members of the Stock Exchange.” Pamphlet, “Ho: | Money is Lost and Mace in Wall street,” male, oF to bo had of Brentano, 3§ Union square: price $0 cents .PSLE' are "8, 74 Broadway. T REASONAI WON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Pojctey Mortgages and other Becurities, Insurance of all kinds effected with best com- panies, J. J. HABRICH & CU., 117 Broadway ILBE INSUBANC © pice Spl ap sa and sold Lived E. ILky, 65 Wall street. Owner, 237 Broadway, room 19. ae SEVERAL AMOUNTS TO LOAN—ON ortgag etal 000, $5 Er estan KANT, 1 Pine street penser CITY 7 PER CENT AND OTHER CITY Fin street for sale by LIVINGSTON & CU., Bankers, 10 e siree| OTIC! THE TEUTONIA NATIONAL BANK, LO. cated at New Orleans, In the State of Louisiana, closing up its affairs, All note hoklers wd other cred itors of said association are therefore hereby notified to Present the notes and other claims against the associa. tion for payment, SOK, Cashier. _SRPTENBRR 3, 1874, W YORK CITY 7'8 Ad Al CHEAP BY DANIEL A. MORAN, 40 ierc! handise i roperty in e einit York, address WOODSON, HeFaud office.” © 7E HAVE FUNDS TO LOAN UPON city “AND Brooklyn Property, improved or animproved: also to purchaso, city Second . and Leasehold More gages, ITT, 54 Wall stree Wart, 3500 TO “$10,000 JERSEY crry WATER Loan Bonds. Answer, with price, A. B., Herald Brooklyn Branch office. $2. 000 WANTED ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON A House and six lots is round in Williams. burg, worth $10,000, Arely to BERD & SON, BD East Fourteenth street. 6 000 WANTED—ON A FINE HUDSON RIVER Property, siready Henny encumbered. Ad- dress BUSINESS, box 119 Herald of ON SECOND WANTED—AT ONC $50. 000 Morigage, on first class Coal cl ee security ample. Address CASH, box 102 Herai office COPARTNERSHIPS. ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO. fore existing under the Arm name of Hubbard, Snow it Co., $14 Broadway, New York. and George Hubbard a & Go. ot Wren ain, re this day dissolved by mu- cor rt w nsent, The adjustment of al ee Hub- bard, snow & Co. will be sottied by N. 8, Hu rd, of New York, and the ngcounts of iat Habbard & e. Ai bj Nathaly N. & HUBBARD. WM. KE. GEORGE, HV. SNOW. BUSINESS | OPPORTUNITIZS, RTUNITY TO SECURE THR FINEST DIN- AN crront and eat Bx (eek, # ppt Bror,wi rweitn 5,00) San rye to. pi a be ie & SLOAN, St Bare Sovontecnth street, Ports, Bales, Boston Be | Baltimore er el New York ei gals Providence, 3 Philadeiph: 300 Port Royal 652 | Indianola 261 495 premium; short Sight 8 | uth) prem. | 93 | of St. Jonn’s Guild, and handed to Henry @ | office; Mayor. Havameyer, cot | stable & | No, 561 Broadway; August | Nassan street; 8. L. M. Barlow, No. 35 ‘ita | | | OR SALE—A $5,000 sea MORTGAGE ON CITY | Property; ample security and heavy discount al- | lowed for luninediate cash. Principals only apply to | age, New sor eaity roperty, without bonus; | bs 11,000, 6 | found open to them a career of honor and usefal- ess upon the free, broad ocean. They hailed the approaching barge with every token o! delight, and as it rounded close under the Mercury’s side they filled the shrouds and greeted the sick little ones and St. John’s Guild with three rousing cheera “and a tiger.” As the barge passed the bows they were also saluted with @ discharge of cannon and dipping of colors, and the officers of tht Mercury waved Kerchief, while the band of the Floating Hospital pins “Hatl Columbia’? and other national airs, and the boys cheered and waved their blue shirts and caps and jackets. The | last landing on the return was made at six o'clock, and the chlidren were soon betng carried to their homes, This, the sixteenth excursion, was gives. to the sick children aud thetr mothers by the em- ployés of Messrs. H. B. Clafin & Co, Though them- selves feast lied to stay in the heat and dust of the city they kindly contribated all the funds necessary for the purpose of giving these little un- fortunates a breath of fresh air and a day ef pleasure. Destitute Sick Children’s Relief Fa: The following additional contributions hi been received by the Rev. Alvah Wiswall, Master De Witt, Almoner :— THROUGH 4. BELMONT & CO. R. L, Kingsland, Jr. $50 00 8. D.. Loe 608 ig ag bod 1 os 10 oF . Driggs: 10 08 L, Cepegre Ge pede: ee im the country to sok children in New York)... 6 Found n'a Wecoused lite boy's purse: 208 Total. $129 OF Amount previously acknowieds BL ndand a Grand total. $7,439 «3 Contributions to the fund are earnestly solicited at gree, and may be sent to the H&RALD Hall; Arnold, Con- D. Appleton 4 imont & Co,. )», No, 885 Broad wi iret; iB. Claim & Co. No. 140 Chureh ateeets Wiley, Wicks & Wing, No. 150 Reade atreet, or Rev. Alvan Wiswall, Master of St. yohn’s Guild, No, 53 Varick street. ‘The seventeenth excursion takes place on Tues- day, Septemoer 15, tickets for which can be ctved at the vartous dispensaries and at the ofice of the Guild, 52 Varick street. MURDER OF AN ITALIAN, Early in the summer a party of Italian laborers, employed on the College Point (L. I.) Water Works, Tented a house in Flushing, known as the “Oid Pavilion Hotel,” and occupied it as a dwelling, cooking their own meais und doing their owm housework, Among the number were two men, named respectively Vincenzo Inamorata and Rosco Frederica, A deadiy feud has existed be- tween these two men for some time past, their {lle feeling terminating in a dispute on Thursday even- ing, which resulted fatally for Frederica, At about eight o'clock P. M. a half biind boy, known im the ee as Connie Halloran, stumbled over the body of Frederica while passing aown Lawrence street, in the village of Fiushing. He became frightened, and hurried down to the Bridge street depot, where he found @ party of boys. They all started for the spot. expe 0g. to ind @ drunken man, On ascertaihing thi he man wae dead, Constable Frederick Schmidt was notided. The oMcer procceded to the boarding ee | where he learned of the existing feud, also Inamorata haa frequeotly threatened to take the life of deceased, aud that be had made an at. be t to stab him with a knife while st work hursday. Proceeding to the room of the secused the oMcer arrested him while in tae | act of changing his garments, which were covered with blood. The prisoner was lodged in & cell at the Town Halli, where he now lies awaiting the | action of the Coroner's Jury. An exXamina~ tion of the ground in the vicinity of the boarding nouse disclosed a small blood-soake@ e rear of the building, near which was ind file, about six inches in length, pened toa ine point and fastened to a com- mon wooden handle. Tne body was found abous two hundred feet from this spot. The wounds in~ fiicted were two in number, one over the right lung and the other over the heart, The fle, al~ though quite bright and free {rom stains, was he only instrument found, aud fits the wounds most exactly. The Coroner's jury met yesterd: morning and adjourned until this evening, to meee at the Town Hail at hatf-past six o'clock. Consider. able excitement prevails in the village, and it t® the aniversal bellef that the assassin is lodged im "REAL ESTATE At the Exchange Salesroom yesterday the: only Sale made in the auction line was by Messrs. . Bleecker, Son & White, who sald, by order of the Supreme Court, under the direction of S. J. Bid, bees gg ot @ four s' Drick tenement ] Woe Tocated “an ark, BEE, "Saat af ‘seoondy Brome.” a a a, ¥ a, mo anaes canna,