The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1875, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERC The Stock Market Irregular and Spasmodie, with One or Two Securities Firm. GOLD 1157-8 A 116 1-8./| Bag Money Worth 86.11—The Treasury Sale— Rise in the English Bank Rate— Governments Steady. Waa Sruzsr, } Tuurspay, Oct, 21—0 P.M. If the stock market to-day is carefully analyzed and compared with recent figures it will be found that the ebief activity and strength are represented by Lake Bhore, of which 116,000 shares changed bands, with ‘@p advance from 663, to 6044 and the closing price at 69%. How much of this large business is legitimate and how moch is the result of a “washing” provess it 4g impossible to say, but that it was not an entirely matural improvefhent ts attested by the fact that it failed to communicate sympathy to the rest of the | followed by a corre- of strength Im other stocks the average decline was about equal to the average advance. Even Pacifie Mail, ef which some 45,000 stares were sold between 3934 and 39, receded atthe end to 393%, Western Union improved to 16%, after opening sales et 75% and closed at 755, Ohio and Mississippi became suddenly active, and fluctuated widely, receding from 16%. to 46, then moving up to175¢, and, at the Inst, selling off again to 16%. Northwest common ranged from market and was nob sponding exhibition 85% to 80% and closed at 35%. ‘Tho preferred | stock rose to 60%, after gales at 49%. Michigan | ¢. Central advanced from 68 to 593g and closed at 68% bid and offered at 59, St. Paul to 83%, preferred to 6244, and Erie to 16. There was a reaction | of % to %% per cent in the final dealings. Union Pacific was firm at 67% a 68. The earnings of the company are reported large, both in freight and passengers, Missouri Pacific sold at 13 and afterward down to 11, closing at this price. The forth- coming report of the committee will, it is said, be damaging in character, and some of its former friends are predicting lower prices. The management cer- tainly have agood deal to answer for. Atlantic and Pacific preferred, the lessor of the Missouri Pacific, de- elined to 5. The dividend paying securities like New ‘York Central, Delaware and Lackawanna, Rock Island, ‘New Jersey Central and others show both steadiness ‘and strength, and are not likely to be sacrificed to the ‘temptations of any such market as has been made for certain “fancies” during the last week. It is possible that when the revival of trade is fairly under way a | real and healthy influence will be felt by all railways, East and West, but until then it is the safest policy of ‘tbe outside operator to ‘stand from under.’” THE SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- | @regated 266,900 shares, which among active stocks ‘were divided as follows:—New York and Hudson, €90; Erie, 9,300; Lake Shore, 116,100; Cleveland and | Pittsburg, 300; Northwestern, 14,100; do. preferred, 990; Rock Isiand, 700; Pacific Mail, 45,100; St Paul, 8,800; do. preferred, 1,000; Ohios, 25,700; Western ‘Union, 85,127; Union Pacific, 800; Panama, 200; Micht- gan Central, 1,935, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and | lowest prices of the day :— Openii Highest. Lowest. tba Central........ hoa. fim a il 16% 60g 536 B64 5054 10336 _ 90 Milwaukee and St. Paul. B56 03% Milwaukee and St. Paul 61% 2g Ohio and Mississippi 16% ptr New Jersey Central........ 10345 104g ., Lack: and Western... 118% 118% inion Pacific. 63 63 ©, C. andl c. 33g Western Union. Tg Atlantic and Pacific Tel..: 19% 19% fie Mail. 5 cans ae 3996 seeeee 130 180 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The change in closing prices since yesterday are as follows. Apvascz.— New York Centr: 1; noe sree 2% ; Pacific Mail 34; Erte, 4; Harlem, Panama, 2; Rock St. Paul common, +; do preferred, M; ‘Western Wako 34; Mich niral, 3g; New Jerse tral, %; Erle in ii Toate. se isco nf Atlanticand Pacific Telegraph, %; Atlantic ; Delaware and Lackawanna, Northwestern com- ae M5 Union” Pacific, 4; Missouri AT cn a CG. andl. ©., Northwest preferred, one or q Mussissip Quicksilver and District of Colum: THE MONET MARKET. Money closed easy at 23; 3 per cent on call Dis- eount paper ranges from 53; to 7 per cent, Foreign exchange was quiet but firmer, with actual Dusiness at 4.76 04.765 for bankers’ long and 4.8034 a 481 for demand sterling. THE GOLD waREET. Gold opened at 116%, declined to 115%, and recov- | ered to 116%, at which it closea. The borrowing rates were 1-16, 5-64, 3-64,1-92 and 1-64per diem and 8 percent | perannum. The decline was somewhat influenced by cable advices that the White Star !ino steamer Adriatic, which sailed from Liverpool to-day for New York, took out £31,000 sterling and that $3,000 in specie were sent to New York by the steamship City of Berlin, which eailed to-day from Liverpool. At the closing price of gold rag money was worth 36.11. indications that the large holders of gold have been recently selling. The bids at the Treasury sale to-day aggregated $1,870,000, | The prices is @ list of tho awards :— Amount, z. Manuel & Co. + $10,000 115.95 J.B, Colgate & Co 20,000 116.03 a Ed. Sweet & Co 25,000 115.95 » W. B. Mecker & 100,000 115.98 a 116 Marx & Co... 750,000 116.02 Drexel, Morgan & Co. 20,000 116.01% 8 Alonzo Follett. 25,000 116.95 a 115 Jobn Wallace. 60,000 116.0434 _ Total...... OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, Gold balances, .. 2 oe $794,380 Currency balances, 1,867, Gross clearances. 48, 156, 000 OLR. Garreney exchanges. $68,275,919 | cy balances 9,848, 741 Gai exchanges, 394, 564 Goid balances. . 662,198 ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘TheSecretary of the Treasury this morning ordered that the mterest on five-twonty bonds falling due Novem- ber 1 be paid, without rebate, from and after Monday Bext. Receipts from internal revenue to-day, $302,763 24; customs, $4 oa The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $7,000 gold on account of interest and $69,000 in redemption of five-twenty Bends, GOVERNMENT RONDS. Government bonds closed barely steady at the follow. ing quotations :—United States currency sixes, 123% @ 1%; do, do., 1881, registered, 120% « 12 do., do, coupon, 12234 a 123; do. five-twenties, 1862, rogis- tered, 114% a 115}; @o. do., do, coupon, 118% a 119%; do, do., 1864, registered, 11444 a 115; do. do, do., coupon, 118% a 119; do. do., 1866, registered, 11524 116% ; do, do., do, coupon, 119 a 11934; do. do, 1865, | 19% pew, registred, 118% @ 118%; do. do., do., do., cou. | 398 pon, 118% @ 118%; do, do., 1867, registered, 119% a | boro 120; do. do., do, coupon, 119% « 120; do. do, bred 1868, registered 12034 @ 121; do. do., coupon, 120% a | 160 121; do, do., ten-forties, registered, 115% @ 115%; do. | jroo do., do., coupon, 116% all7; do, do., fives, 1881, reg- eo fatered, 116% «11614; do. do., coupon, 116% a 117, 600 THR YORRIGN MARKET. foe London advicvs staiy baat bag directors of the Bank % | noon, at No. There are various | of England, at their meeting to-day, fixed the minimum rate of discount atthe bank at 4 percent, The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on government securi thes is 14 per cent, | the account, Erie, 13%, At Paris, rentes, 65f. 62\c. quoted at 98% don, 25f 220, RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were quiet in the afternoon dealings. Harlem coupon firsts sold at 113%, Union Pacific land grants at 98. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds sold at 853g a 85%, Morris and Es- sex firsts at 115, Albany and Susqehanna firsts at ‘1146 and Detroit, Monroe and Toledo firsts at 101. C., C, and L G. firsts sold at 411 and seconds at 15; Central Pacific, San Joaquin branch, at 894; Northern Missouri firsts at 9034, Erie (fifth) at 02 and Toledo and Wabash, ‘St. Louis division, at 97. The following were the latest bids :— B Hart & Erie Ist. 21 Bur, OR & M lst 7's g.. ES Ghee & Obio 6's 1st Cleve & Tol new bds.....102 Cleve, P'ville & A, old.. Detroit, Monroe &' Tok Bote Erie new Lake Shore con ep 2d. Marietta & Cingin Ist. | | | 9, | ger | Gensral of | Cen of NJ 1st, con..... Mich Vent con 7's, 1902, 10334 Lehigh & W B con gold. 9 ‘RRs 113 m Dock and tap ba 10% | ites? Ist, 8 Mil fe Be PoP ae re fh ‘Ohio & M ON sani #8 | Cen Pacitic, Sen J Con Pacitic Stat 1 Western Pac ine % Patan Bacibie tet. | Morris & Enwex ‘ Morris ie Kasex cons"on.101 Mor & Eas Ist con.g’d.. 105 10485 99 185 . 92 10436 Buth NY & Erle ii 77 ae Bull, NY & E large... Han & St Jog. Han & St Jo con Cedar Falls & Minn Ist. Ind, Bloom'n & W 1st. Ind, Bloom’n & W 2 Tole Wab tors tL dk Han & Naples'Ist. Great Wert Ist, 1 Ti & Sou Lowa Lat, Bin & Miss ist Pekin, Line & Dec'r Mich South 7 ¢, 2d. Mich So dN BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 130 for Metropolitan and 89 for | | Continental The following were the latest bids:. America, 152; Central National, 100; Chatham, 185; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 122; First Na- tional, 200; Fourth National, 954; Importers and Traders’, 195; Irving, 12; Mercantile, 100; Merchants’, 1224; Merchants’ Exchange, 103; New York National Exchange, 101; Phenix, 98; Republic, 88. STATE BONDS. | old, which sold at 49, at three o'clock this day :— Asked. 105 54 City sixes, old. City sixes, new Camden and Amboy Railroad. Pennsylvania... .... Philadelphia and Reading. Lehigh Valley........ Catawissa Railroad preferred. 46 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 19 Northern Central Railroad. 28% Lehigh Navigation...... 50% THE NEW JERSHY MIDLAND BATLROAD. The first mortgage bondholders of the New Jersey | Midland Railroad held an adjourned meeting this afver- | Liberty street, Mr. D. B. Halsted pre- | siding, to consider plans for the reorganization of the | road. The plan of reorganization. considered was one Ma ¢ | Presented atthe last meeting by Mr, John A. Balestier, providing for the foreclosure of the road and the issu- | ance of a first mortgage debt of $500,000, which eum | | mortgage bonds, The other issues to be stock in re- | demption of past due coupons, and the coupons for the first three years on the first mortgage bonds; income bonds to second and third mortgage bondholders; and This plan was adopted, and Mr. Haisted was authorized $0 appoint a committee to carry it into effect. Taunspay, Oct, 21, 187% BEFORE CALL—10 A, M, 600 shs L 200 shs West U Tel... 2900 do... 1400 is Ww m4 tI jo Lee 50 Atl & Pac pi. 200 Mil & st F Hit do. | 100 Brie kit, CT) rr Soa | 400 2 | 7 “ 500 To wn a'Si Pidity on 100 Union Pac | +25 Del, L & W i} 00. moe aa aa | 1000 * | 1600 so | 4000 200 | 1200 300 200 do. | 1600 seveseeeee | 10:16 AND | $10000 US 6s, r, 'B1.. 121. $15000 1) 10000 U 8 52 wuuoo UBS iis: rf | 20000 Us 5-2c | Jouv0 U 8 5-20, 5, 67 | tuu0 U6 o'r, "BL. 10000 US. www U8 Hibs FIRST BOARD—10:30 oe 10000 Tenn 6'sold.be 49 100shs LS AM S....85, BOUD Alb Sus 2000 Dew, M & gon) ON Wecg | | 5 Continental Bk. ... 100 Quick Min...be.bd | 100 M L&M pia pa be 100 Atl & Puc’ Tei, 1000 1006 & BW pi. bes 100 100 do. 40 2N J Cen itit,: 2) Mor & leas iit lw do) be be 200 Pee Kit of “Mo 700 x | 10 Amer Ex. 20 bene RK. | do | Be } 100 100 600 | 200 100 wn 200 Panama RE. | SO" Cea RR. 10. do... 1000L 8 & id 8 do... | oo Teo Ha St do hid ‘be 100 MU & 8 P HB...b ¢ 400 «i ey The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased £945,000 during the past week. The proportion of the Bank of England reserve to liability, which last week was 35 per cent, is pow 36% per cent, Amount of bullion gone into Bank of England on balance account to-day, £34,000, Consols, 943-16 for both money and At Frankfort United States bonds, new fives, were The specie in the Bank of France has increased 1,468,000f during the past week. Exchangeon Lon, In State bonds the only transaction was in Tennessoe 6 Tho following are the Philadelphia stock quotations | | may be increased to $1,000,000, at the option of a ma- | | jority of the bondholders. This sum is to be devoted to | repairs, &c. After the reorganization new first mort- | gage bonds are to be issued to redeem the present first | | scrip to third mortgage bondholders and stockholders. | NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES | é | tures were hig! , | unchanged. Mild coffee was dull. We ha oR 8 20000 U 8 6" 4000 6 & 5000 M&S: 100 abs We: 1000” “do 30 do. 10 do. IO CARI 100 Erie RR... 4 100 Puc Mail 300°” ‘do, 800 do. 100 do, 600 do. 800 do. 100 Union F BwwOLSs 100 10 1600 S00 do. 500 do 1500 do. 1700 do. do. 100 do 500 do. 600 do. 3000 do. $10000 US 5-20,r,'06.m. 118% «10000 0 8 10-40, r.-.. 125 10000 U 5 5-20,6, "68... 2000 U 8 6's, cur,..be 123) “sions BOARD—1 P, M, 000 Tenn Os, ns. 594 500 sho LS & M8 RE. 5000 Erte Sth m.. 1000 go Cae ak 8000 © P Ist5 J 1000 Har lst 7’ 200 | 100. 400 . 500 600 Suonvo yaretis be 400 Mich Cen. 100 do. 50 Chi & Altpi....b'e 1035) 20 Mor & Ess Ri8..be 1024 400 Rae 1 of Mo Waa ets pi.besd 4:30 TO 3 P, 4100 sha L 8 & at 8. do. $14000 Tenn ge 16000 © & ¥W 100 chs Mich O RIS do PASE, 00 100 C & NW Rit pr. 100 Pac RR of Mo. 100 do. eo | do | 600 I Cen RR. 1100 LS & M | 600 200 1400 700 600 | 700 1500 | ovo | 1200 1800 | COMMERCIAL REPORT. 9. 100 Mil & 3 O74 100 Mil & St F Ju pie. COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY—FUTURES STEADY— | FLOUR QUIZT—WHEAT DULL AND LOWE! CORN DULL AND HEAVY-—-OATS DULL AND UNCHANGED—RYE DULL—BARLEY QUIET—BAR- LEY MALE DULL AND UNCHANGED—PORK DULL AND LOWER—LARD QUIET BUT FIRMER- | PETROLEUM DULL—NAVAL STORES ¥IRM— HIDES QUIZT— OILS QUIET AND UNCHANGED— | WHISKEY STEADY—FREIGHTS sTeaADY—HEMP | AND JUTE QUIET AND UNCHANGED—GUNNIES | pULEL—COFFEE QUIET AND UNCHANGED— | SUGAR STEADY AND UNCHANGED, | Tuvarspay, Oct 21—6 P. M. | ‘There was but Nttle essential change in the merchan- dise markets to-day as compared with yesterday; yet there was scarcely so much stir and scarcely 0 much business asa result of it, On change flour and wheat | were dull, with the tendency in buyer's favor. Corg | was firm but quiet Oats dull, Wniskey steady, Pork dui!, lower and irregular, Lard was quiet but stronger. Freights steady. Cotton on the spot was steady. Fu- er. Petroleun wasdull. Naval stores were | frm. Oils were quiet, Hides wero quict and firm. Jute | wasqniet and unchanged. Gunnies dull, Groceries quiet, } but duit, Correx.—The market for Rio and Santos was steady and @ copy of Mesars. Wright & Co.'s circular, dated October 20, advis- | tng:—Sales since 12th inst., 25,000 bags. Shipments to the | Atlantic ports, 12,000 bags; do. to the Gulf ports, 9,000 do, | Loading for the United States, 76,000 bags, Stock at | date, 210,000 bags. Average daily receipts, 11,800 bags. | Holders firm. Exchange, 27d. Remarka—The general | opinion Ss that the recefpts will decrease materially within | the next ten or fifteen days. The stock of mild coffee is as fol- | lows:—Java, grass mats, 35,200; Singapore, 9454 grass 33 bags; Mi "i “Laguayra, ican. j Apeonture, avanitla, Java We government be Singapore, do,. 2 Soo :'Se. Domingo, 186. 0 Wize. | Costa Ries, Ie, « 2130. ; ‘fe ngostura, “19e. & 19. a 206. Gorion.—The market for actual cotton was unchanged in every resvect, strictly spot cotton being held with firmness, while lots to arrive were offered with comparative freedom it about ge. per Ib. under the qnotations. ‘The demand was fairly active, but buyers and sellers were apart in. their views and business was restricted to small opened at an advanes of 1 4 to improve until aa advance of ie. when the mar- ket closed steady. November was dealt in lurgely to the neglvet of the other, months, which Improved, apparently, yin sympathy. The torial quotations compared wiih lots... Putures Qetcber tay is Augnat.. Quotations are based on American standard of ciamsifiea- tion and on cotton in store running in quality not more than half grado above or boluw the grado qnote Ordinary. Strict ordi Good ordinary... .... 13 Strict good ondinary 1 Low middli te ii » 3 Strict low middlin, Middling... . Good middiing Strict food * cuntere ry, i wtriet good oodibery, “4 | 124g; low middling, 19 Bide init ing, 133gc, =the sales were — To Day, Last i Total. Conanmption. B17 285 pri, fuk at two wp ee 3 17Sde. ; Maren, 100 at 19% Te O00 at 15 tate. 2 4 100 v | Total 23, | Tho Feooipte 88 she pa ; New U1 June, "GUO 8 at 14 5-168, oak, lagt your, 22,402. iy Total since sdptember 1, 539, Cotton’ frelghee closed 90 fol 's—'To Havre, by steam, Ye. To Hamburg, by steam, compressed.’ To F ny by ‘wean Boy fA “to Liverpool, 7-164, by sean Dy sul, 046d, FLOUR AND GRAIN. 140,741 bushels; corn, 07,205 meal, 100 bia. ; burley, 110,104 bushels; barley mal: | 8c Louis, choice family. | delivery. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1875.--TREPLE SHEET. s were 10,000 bis. Rye flour was dull and unchan; rn meal was quiet and steady, ‘and 300 bags at unchanged prices, Snpertine si uperiine Extra State, Cho Superfine Western, Extra Western, Round hoop Ohio, sin ing brands. Round hoop Ohio, ‘trade brands Family. at Lonis, sti bt extra. St Loule, sal double Kye flour, Une to superfin Southern) No. Southern, supertin Soathern, extri SSCIR ARO DIOS: oLESSESSESSES: | eeoanoerawsesesavceuS 1 8 gs ry 8 & at was dall an 110,000 Dusbolas at $1 Gora $1 00 for inferior and. reject 18 foe Ho. 3 Chisago, $1 2 for No. 3 Mitwank 1 27 for No, 2 © t's for cual tore winter, 1 38 for No. 1 do., $1 1 40 a $1 45 for white, Corn was firmer, but closed di heavy at the improvement; the rales were 50,000 at Tle, tor mixed, closing dull at that figure; 713¢¢. high mixed and e in small lots, Outs were sulk pekaamt ¢ to A7%e. for creel 8c. @ S26. for w nominal. Barley was dull, buyers and elle gales were 20,000 bushels at $1 10 & $1 19 for two rowed nsbels at State," Barioy'malt was quiet, with sales of 3700 $1 19 for two-rowed State, and $1 90 for six-rowed Stute. jeans and Peas—The market tor mediums was quict and & shade easier in prices Marrows wero in fair demand and Hondy,. Other“ duscriptions were, dull, and | lower: We ledium, choice, $1 75 4, $1 yest 70 marrows, choice, $2 20 $1 AS a Bz; pea, Bz gee red Hey, pm iS , Slee, #2 05 & thie to kood, 8170 8 eye peas, 90; gre ft 81.795 Packie bh per two o busbsl bese a $3. Gunxisa Tho “inareot was dull but yrithout decided change, We quote:—Domestie cloth, 13%¢ Borneo’ ana Gourrpore, Ide? Coleutia, Oitr: bas. 18 Hear aNd Jurs.—The market was quiet aud without rehange. Jute butts were in tair demand at full ged prices. We quote:—American dressed, per ton, $270 $200" for. double "arf for single; Mani hemp, i *! abe. 6, gold, parts the latter for Russia, clean, dan, 33 a $2 75, gad; jute, Si0. » Se., gold. ee eee At 2%e, w3e., currency} Sisal hemp. be., cold. Hiprs,— The aales wore, 1.345 dry, Mexican. 1,850. 500 Puerto Cabello, “360 green $25 dry Caflfornia,” “on private Buenos 25 tw 270 9 e Tanrket was quiet and without wee pause slaughter, ‘exas aD © forni Ibs, 22 to 2 Orta, Te'to 19 tbe i i ai ‘Texas and Sou MOLASSES on and py rt lobbing way. The gag L's alee} is as follows :—-1,100. his. Cuba, 1,700 hhds. Porto Hico, 1,000 hhds. English Islands and'1,300 hhds. New Orleans, we uote :—Cuba, [rimeye ae and mixed, 25¢. a ey tng Regn a Hi pi do. ACORN sy refining, Se. the Sbc-6 BSc. w40c.; Porto Rico, 87 ; Bnglish yee See a 50c.; New Orleans 55c. a 650. vat Stoies.—The market for spirits of turpentine was firm, with sales of 20 0) fair Jemand and firm; betge tales were 120 pble. siruined. sb 240 bois, do. at $1.95, 120 bbls. 1 at $4.35 and 100 bbls. good No, 1 at $3 and without further change. | Pitch trae. duit’ aay hora We quote Spirits of turpentine, 4c. rosin, strained. 61 {0 a $1.95; Wilmington tur, $2 25; Washington tar, §2 25; in tatr jobbing demand and inseed was ban ‘Lard was quiet and without further change, Olive was in moderate demand at about former prices. Cottonseed was in good demand und firm. Menhaden was dull and entirely nominal. Crude whale and sperm was in fair demand a firm. We quote :—Cottonseed crude, 44c. a 460; do, summer yellow, Ste. @ 6Uc.; do., wintor low, 68e. @70e.; Insoed, ‘cacks and bbis., Sbe. 458e. |, Present makes, $1 OS a 1 05; do. winter, $1 2a 81 03; menhaden, Sound, Sie. aine, crude, $1 do natura io., $1 80;" whale, do., Dionched wine, $1 88; 83; | Northern, ave: oie ached pinwer, Te. 4 80 bral beh “olive, casks, 81 15 21:18: do. ‘S50 a * Pachatnmne Pua. ruteey was’ dull cil a shade. ealier, Tho sales were 1,500 bbls. crude in bulk at 8%,e tor October Crude’ in bulk was quoted ut 6%c. for October, Je. & Tye. for November, do. in bbls, Ly. A for Octover, 1U%se. w le, for November. Refined, standard for October and 12%c. for Naphtha, 1c. for October 17ixe alse. Philadelphia was quoted at and November; cargo lots, 13),c. Baltimore was quoted at 1940, 01946. for October and Novemver; cargo lots, bse. Hick —Ihe whole market was dail and deprossed, and buyers were holding off in, the expectation of lower prices. ‘The Jobbing sales were :—20 casks Carolina at Ge. « 7ge- 125 “bbls. Louisiana, good to prime, at 6Xe. a ie, ‘and 100 bbla. “plainer ‘sorts a 63ge. The stock of Rangoon ‘in bond is 3, ta ‘We quote :—Caroli p Louisiana, 0 currency; cash. Puovisios.—Recefpte—Pork, 26 packages; beef, 242 do. ; cut meats, 475 do, he pork market was dull 0) _ new mess at ‘OU bbIs. ab S21 70 a $Z1 75, to close eontract Uetobers as $297 1.000 thie, ab $21 65 weal OOS October, at $22. Dressed hoze were quoted at 10c, a 103. hams were quoted at 24c. a 25¢, for prime Western. was firm, with sales of 200 bbls - mostly city extra India mess, on private terms, Bacon was quit steady, with sales of 100 boxes city long clear at ldc. Cut meats were active. ‘The sales were:—25,000 Ibs. pickled beilios at 1\ge, 12,500 Ibs. do. at 1c, 40 ‘boxes clear bellies at 10 boxes wt «14%. 500 pickled hams at 14%c., and 500 do shoulders at 104c, Lard was quiet, bus firmer. The suics were 125 tierced Western steam, on the spot, at I44yc.; 100 tierces new Western, to arrive, at l4c.; 75 tierces prime city at 1izge. 750 tierces, October, at 1 50 tieroes, do., ab 143; re iy State, fair to choice, 'S2c.; Western ‘cream choleo, 28. a 30e.;, Western tubs, fair to choloe, doc, a IOe.; Wostern Reserv fair 10 choice, 18. a 80c. market was quiet and nominally unchanged. te :—-State factory, common to funey, Be. a 13sec; fancy, full cream, 12c. a 130. ; do., fair ‘to pty part skim, De. a Iie.; skims, 4 a Se: Ohio factory, common to fancy. 3e. a 13¢. SvgaAm—The market for raw descriptions vee steady and unchanged. , We have only, to report sales of 12% hhds, cen. trifugal we BY. and S70 ‘Tie. The market Sor tetined. Wass cbese Arman, bet quotealenn were. ear changed. The stock of raw is as follows — Hhds, Boxes Bags. Melado, Stock (ascertained by actual count, including specula- tion), October I, 1875 Receipis since October 1. Totals. Sales since October i. Stock this day, October 21, 75,632 28,328 184,203 11,192 corm paring with stock Octo- ery, 99,340 S0.441 100.415 14,108 3,625 = 68,590 74404 25,919 33 Compartang wi chor zh sr 79,208 52,170 297,016 2,097 ber 24, suesee SR11G 42,560 96,249 - 2,602 —We qnoto:—Fair refin kro. TE cery, ialets cape 8! eB on A vars ‘Ries, ‘emaing. ¢ ‘common to prime, do. grocery, fair to choice, Hie. a 83gc.; stand: 4 x A, 10) @ 100.5 crushed, Lie a 11} ‘Wise. « 10x; granulated, 10ice. 8 OMe; nent (ow, Yo. # O96. ; oxtra C, ic. @ 10e.; cut loaf, 1 Rrasiiwe Gai Geil Gh Eelie. a ieige, for Wetern, and 15%. w 16c. for city. “the matket was easier, closing at about 97%c. for ‘The sales were 50,000 lbs. at 9%. for prime, WHiski¥.—Receipts, 286 bbls. The market was steady, 20) buls: sold at $1173 per gallon. Fraicwsa.—The berth market was quiet and about stendy. The charter market was quiet and steady. | Fonte wore an tobewer to tiverposts oy. aaa, TE pashels whost: Ghrougs: freiek®, at a Od, and 60 hhds vo. acco wt $,000 bushels grain at Od., and to Peectom' by etcary 16,000 bushels des cod. The wore « Norwegian bark, henes to Bristol Channel, with ‘ALLOW. je city. arters quarters | arsin oac-tbird, aga, as Gai" -sncther, nee same voyage aud Fats, with 2,500 Bo. (one-third American bark, hence an fo’ Havre. or Donkirk, with 4,000 bbls. crude potrdleum, at 4s. 73gd. (ton days to luad); an American bark of 473 tons regisvet, hence to Havana, with ico and hay, on prevane terms; two vessels, hence t6 Hayti, on the basis of Se. gold, out nil ‘and $1 per bbl., and port charges if out and home} an American bark of 751 tons register, now on the way from Boston to New Orleans, to load at the above port for Genoa god Marseilles, with oak timber and cotton at a lap sum of $12,000 gold; & German bark, henco to Liverpool, with bbis. residuum, at Ss; an I bark, hence’ to Odews, with 18,000 eases refined trolcam,” at. 60, and £13 ratuity; a Norwegian bark, hence to Cork rders, with §isou quarters grain, one-third bags, wt Gs. 6d.; au Austrian Dark, honce to Fenarth Roads, for orders, with’ 8,800 da do., ‘ll bulk, at Ss. 10d, or Ss. Od. if direct. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gauvuston, Oct. 21, 1875. Cotton quiet and ensy i] middling, 12740. ; low, middling, 123¢¢.; good ordinary, Lijge. Net’ receipts, 4,319 bales} Neca Exports coastwise, 46, Sulos, 3,021. Stock, * New Ontxans, Oct. 21, 1875, Cotton quiet : middling, 186, ; low middling, 1248.5, Kood ordivary, 11}¢c. Net a Fecetone, 4,295 bales! grou, ‘6,785, Sales, 0,000.” Stock, 4 Momtrn, Oct. 21, 1875. Cotton weak; middling, 12%; low middling, 12}fe. ; good ordinary, 11340. Net, recaipés, 1.30 bales, Exports coast wise, 1,000, Bales, 600. Stock, 20,006, SAvANMait, Oct. 21, 1875, middling, 13%¢.: low. gnigaiing, So § Cotton irregular; od ordinary, 12/¢c, Net receipts, 3,375 bales." Sales, 7,740, Stock, 61,087. Cnanceston, Oct, 21, 1875, Cotton dull; middting. 19%. low middling. 12%40.; good ordinary, 14 4,031 bales. Exports const- Net receipts, wise, 1,103. Bales, 1,000. ‘stock, Osweao, Oct, 21, 1875. Flour steady; sales 1,700 bbls. at 87 25 for No. | spring, $7 75 for smber winter, $s for white winter, $8 25 tor doubs extra, Wheat unchan} Milwaukee club, $1 38, &e 00) bushels No. 2 Ta; corn and rye, Oige.; barley, Ge. to New Yo Albany, and Sc. ‘to Philadelphia: lumber, the Hudson. Lake receipts—26,900 bushels wh Go. barley, 906,000 feat lumber. Cunal ship bushels barley, 740,000 feet lumber. Borvato Oot, 21, 1875, Lako receinte—Plour, 0,450 bbls. (000 bi OD de oats, 10,00 625900 do, do.; ote, Railroad shipments—Flour, 91,000 da. ; barley, 15,9 4,000 do. ; rye, 1,200 do. Macias \whient, "67,000 Dualela; orm, G3000 do.; Gata, 101.000 do. Varley do; rye, 1,200, ° Canal ah idewater-—Whi 184,000 ‘bushels; corn, en 8,200 do, terior inte Wheat, corn, Canal freihte stron Bo. ; bata, 53g0. 10 Now York vols tnaitded. Fivur’ Joa, BOD Dit | changed quotations, Wheat, vaaiens, salon, 10,006 Port Washington at $1 saps Milweakes Gud at SL ak Corn dail and bevy; smell low No. 2 mixed Westorn sold wt 6c, Onts offered freely mt 40c. for No. 2 Chicago, with no demand manifested. Kyo quiet; salos of 700 bushels Northwestern wt so, Barley. “More in- six-rowod Stato barley. changed. Pork scarce, but Lard dull at 14}go, 0 150, niet, at $24 60 for heavy mess. ighWines slow in sale at $1 16, Toreno, Oe setber Micliigns do, The four market was quiet for all kinds, There was same deuppud lor shipping, bul business was light) The | 23 ber, $1 24; Di en $1 2786 2 winter, $1 24; rejectod red, Ofc, Comm’ oa wad lowers | fi CHEESE SE MARKET. Unica, Oct 21, 1875. Te 3,000 boxes of cheeso sold during soe week at Bentiner, at T1ge. a Taige. for dairies, and lic. # 13340. for FINANCIAL. Aree ee BELMONT & CO, eas 19 and 21 Nassau stre tires available in a parts of the world, DE ROTHSCHILD and their dite Cora al Leena ti we and Telographie Transfers of Wag Jaw, es ixsus 2% Bro ret f Croats for t © Letters o! tras payable in any part of Buropo, Asla, Affica, “Atstealla and draw Bills of Exchai id make. tel transfe: money to Europe and Oalllorsias salhad 7 REASONABLE RATES MONEY ON LIVE Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortages, and 6 coms Securities; Insuran all kinds ef HABRICH & G0.,117 Broadway, f panies. ” FAS 3 (PDEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS ought and sold by the old established id honse Suber i SICOLAY & CO.. No. 48 Pine street, Now York, NY ONE CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCK! lows than 1,000, of Life errr ned Stock, can ‘ash customor by addressing, couldentially, N. B., wo Herald, Daa: FROTHINGHAM & 0O., 12.Wall street, New York, indnaney oped Sata Sa a a closest market rates, ‘Address for information ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., ne 12 Wall street, —PUTS. $100. CALLS. ‘Stock Privileges bought and sold by us on mombers of the Stock Exchange; we give all orders our personal attention and guarantee satisfaction. Explanatory pamphlet sent free, TUMBRIDGE & CO., . ot. ioeta Bankers and Brokers, No, 2 Wall stres Seraddiee: A, REPUTABLE STOCK BROKERAGE HOUSE CAN have without salary the servicos of an Al cashlor and per, who wishes to learn that business foyer ye be- ioe asia His own funds in itor infugucing, his rip invost I strect reference, Address ¥. IRGINIAN, 18 Herald of RESPECTABLE MAN, CARRYING ON A JOBBING. and retail business in a fine store, needs @ loan of $50 for two months; interest and ‘nore and stock a feourity given. Principals address, at once, JOB: Herald of OR SALE—50 SHARES DRY GOODS BANK. EDWARD ©, FOX & CO., 30 Broad street. ALWAYS Ave MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York cit: Moe origngon Ww withous ae Principals desiring tw BORRO’ GRANT, 145 Broadway, N ANY AMOUNT REQUIRED.—MONEY LOANED ON city or Brooklyn property, quickly aud cheap; Mortgages cashed at lowest rates. T. P. HYATT, 145 Broadway. ‘ARTIN LEWIS, Dealer in of Solvent and Defoalted Railroad Companies, State, City and County Bonds, Pin ie street, Room 3, Now York. Refers by permission Messrs. M. K. Jesup, Paton & Con Now York; Messrs, Soutter & Oo. ALLROAD BONDS Bought and Sold. Quotations and other inforimasion ches rig! given, W. H. WEEKS, Banker, 175 Broadway. QECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH MORGTAGES ON city tenement, property, promptly cashed at No. 208 Broadway, rooms 10, 11 and ANTED—BY A MANUFACTURER, $2,000; WILL ve steady employment at fair salary: good security ven for the loan; references given and required. Address ‘anufacturer, Herald office. ANTED—FOR FIVE YEARS, ON FIRST BOND AND mortgage, at 7 per cont, $20,000 on an avenue store, property paying over $3,000 rénts; worth nsily $79,000; & inst class opportnnity for safe investment; no extra feos will be paid. Address J, D, ¥., owner, Herald Uptown | Branch office. ANTED—$500, FOR FOUR MONTHS, BY A LADY W residing on Murray Hill; will pay 2 per cent monthly and secure tho same by note’ and mortgage on furniture worth many times tho amount, Address, for three days, JEROME, box 157 Herald Uptown Brauch office. $9, 500 10,8250 ,0,L0AN ON FIRST MORT. ace city or Hrookln Property. 'rincipals or sttorneys may apply to HEMMING ¥, lawyers, No. $5,000 $10,000 satis axnucmarranogi aa Bonds. insas Township TO $8,000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- gage. D. THURSTON, 145 Broadway, room 70 LOAN. IN GUMS $0, SUIT, ON $85.00 0 play ag Lode Ts me or Eighih street, near Broadway. $115,000 22, WAX, OF 4000, SuPY, PROP. ciA0 in soms: Cf ay to $30,000, with out bonus; kood Mortgages bought Address L. B., box 3,586 Post office. 185.000 ro .tOascON, REAL ESTATE IN this city, Brooklyn or Westchester county, 4 term of years, without bonus. JOIN F. OC Niy, 162 Broadway, room 9. ‘OTICE 18 HERE! ship heretofore existing between the ui as ‘est this resign Produce Commission marchants at No. 31 Vesey pier, boca ‘ashington Market, in the city of New York, has day dissolved by mutual consent, The business wili in future be carrted on by the under- signed, Henry S. Van Wickle, who is to receive all outstand- ing accounts due to the firma aud to pay all outstanding liabil-° ities thereof. Witness our hands this 21st day of Ric 1875, 8 VAN WICKLE. E HART, Witness—Pritr Woon, 28 Vesey street pier, New York. BW YwRK, OCTOBER 1875.—THE UNDER- signed have this day formed @ copartnership for the Wransacilon of 9 stock commission business ender the frm name of ©. H. De Bitver & Co., 29 Brosd stro 1 DE SILVER, & EB. SFEROER, 21 __BUSIN ESS _OPPORTUNI NITIES, IMPORTER, HAVING SOLE AGENCY FOR United stator and Canada of a European specialty, the Mo demand for which {s constantly increasing and now abead his facilit shes, a “special oF general partner with ‘ull particulars on interview. Address X. ¥. Z. erald Uptown Branch office. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR RELIABLE MAN with $500; established cash business; will pay $100 to $125 monthly ; capital fly secured. A. BUSINESS MAN, WITIL SMALL CASH CAPITAL, willing to leave ‘the city, ean secnre perma- nent, es position; liberal sulary; undoubted security tor is money. No. 2 Broadway, room 14 16 Nassau street. GOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS, WELL PAYING PRI- wave Lae eee fully Loney 3 near Falton ferry, Brooklyn ; price in) Tet $1,200 per aundm. “Address P.. Herald Brocklyn Branch office (OR SALE ON EASY TERMS—THB STOOK, FIX- taras and Lease of» Trimmings, Millinery wad Fancy Goods establishment on Chestnat street, Philadelphia, tos Party, with capital it is» rare opportdnitys an old éstab- ished hours and unequalled for location. For s address J. DAY, Herald Philadelphia Branch office, {ULL INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY oung maninan Art manutactnring business, for a small amount Co am Ln - ied bos hi ees respectable and very ‘profitable basiness; on! capital required, and no risk. Address BRUNS' Herald office. Gre oBRY, STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE OR FT exchaas)—in the country: good stand, and can do good business. Address T. C., Herald office. XO SOUTH.—HALF PRICE; GRRAT CHANCES me G day to get cheap Farms, TILMAN R, GAINES, No. 29 ; —A GENTLEMAN, MANY YEAR: orice RESIDENT in So tly, conversant with its many Tesourees, ith efew young mon with somo means wishing to organize rpore of bauting LA ind money ranking © Full ‘pupticitars by addressing H. 8, Capitol Theatre, bany, XN UBLIBEING BUSINERS.—PARTN’ New York branch of an extensive o: highost standing; knowledge of publishing 4 person of business habits, with ante ablo,” Apply to GRIGGH & Catt ARTNER WANTED—IN A STRICTLY CASI BUST- ness; best stand in the city; business established thirty years; party can have full control of receipts, advar: tiser understands the business thoroughly and is er $2.0 man; money wanted to bug, out present propriets gael tequired. "A 8. W.'B, Post ofiee bux 4,225 New or Qrarie AND PA bi $5,900, for sale or exchange: Western Lands. Apply to CHAD second floor. TANTED—A PARTNER WITH FROM $90,000 TO W's $40,000 rondy vo invest in « valnable manufactaring asiness in e o e3 pei aos offered, Address M. (., box : 210 Ueraid alice, seach CLARK BEGS TO GALL ATTENTION TO HIS + Patent Horse Clipper, which has now been before the public for five years, wud has proved itself to be the most rivet machine in the world, Sold by all “sit by ors, saddiers and storekeepers in the United States, by the Imanufacturerer, 232 Oxtord “street, Lo Bngiand. ” ANTED—-IN A WELL ReTABLISHED WHOLE. sale business, s Partner, with $000, ta the place of one retiring abould have: some jodge of men’s fur- $600 3 article staple OWnGE MUBL pe) WANTED POR of-town house of ae Lean bat 6,000 capital, indiny LBTON, 38 Broudwaye GOODS AND NOTIONS, waren cael, balance ICK, 38 Dey street, WILL BUY A LONG RSTABLISHED Manufacturing Business paging 100 par per cont; this Is-no hum! vestigave , PATTBLWG, ‘Bila, Yao ‘bcoodway, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. dy 000.-"4 fed i A PARTNER IN 4 Q —— cleat Teas fe irae ANPORD, Dram: Wire aN oe Eats nA 35.000 ar fue teu bees basiness: ®. WS, Herald odioo. $10 QUO BELENDID CHANCE FOR CAPFRAL- . ', ist; partner wanted, in an entirely new ont pe actare , » monepcly, recut. Uy patonk, eo iy ra a kn” PO A $15. 000 * Ww “a4 Gobi A THIRD Recon Ay ale uuetst as cic cs Gita ose —_——————— WALL STREET NOTES. SOME PACTS ABOUT THE STERLING LOAN ON PACIFIC MAIL STOCK—THE STOCKWELL &ET~ TLEMENT AND A PEOMISED STATEMENT FROM may, 1873—a ‘‘BULL” MARKET, WITH PHILA~ DELPHIANS PAYING THE PIPER ‘Tho statement made exclusively in these Notes of yesterday of the ramor that the Pacific Maii Steamship: Company had “negotiated a loan with Brown Brothers: & Co. for £100,000 sterling on their stock”? was the subject of much comment in the brokers’ offices yes- terday, many designating the report as a canard & troix becs, @ “mare’s nest,” &o. It now seems, however, that the only tmaccuracy was the statement that the’ Joan was made on the company’s stock, instead of stock of the-company (im private hands), and that the amount of the sterling loan should have been £200,000, instead of £100,000. An evening paper’ says:—'The immediate cause of the decline in sterling, yesterday was the sale of a large amount by leading bankers on an exchange transaction covering £200,000. It was rumored also that the holders of the Pacific Maid stock borrowed a large amount of exchange to get time money.” I {sno uncommon affair tn GREAT STOCK MOVEMENTS for large loans to be made in the mannor indicated; be~ sides, it shows great shrewdness in the Pacific Maid “bulla” to have negotiated exchange. If they sold their gold on Wednesday at 116}¢ and can cover their sterling bills within sixty days ata profit, as is most likely to be the case when the cotton and wheat crops are moving Europeward, exchange will tend down- ward, and they will have the use of the money, for their great operations, for nothing! The determined demand of the Heratp upon the railroad aud other corporations for a monthly or quar- feny, statement of their business seems katy at length to mect with some response. It the’ yin Mail directors will to-morrow issue a report an@ statement which shall be more than fragment ~ The document, it is believed, will reveal THX REAL CONDITION OF THE COMPANY, as it will give the receipts and expenditures of the o ion since the Stockwell administration went out and the Hatch management went in, If the com-' y—as is now claimed by its friends—has since May, Teng va bailt d equipped eloven new iron steamers and out of the regen itis time the public and Tid mockhowdars should be properly aware of the fact. Mr. & Scott, the Vice President of the com- pany, sails for Europo to-morrow, yt is supposed to THE STOCKWELL NRGOTIATH There seems to be no question that thet tormer Presi- dent has made overtures to the Cgriget wo pay a large sum of money for a release from vexatious litiga- tion on the part of Pacific Mail directors, If Stockwell va King, the famous lobbyist, may bo in order PUTLADELPHIANS “SHORT’'0F LAKE SHORE. As indicated in this column, the new pool tormed im Lake Shore and Western Union was ready for work. z showed itself yesterday and sent prices up “boom- ” gg in the ‘‘bull’’ times previous to the panic of 1, Certain speculators of the Quaker City—. one of whom is said to be tho brother o! the president of one of our bankrupt raib have been heavily “short” of Lake Shore Western Union, and yesterday one house bought in 18,000 shares of stock for their account alone, and it is said they have yet a short line of 10,000 shares to cover. Names were freely used in Wall street among the brokers, but for obvious reasons they are omitted here, TWO SMALL FAILORES took place in the Stock Exchange, on account of the great rise in Lake Shore. The mania for speculation seems again to be revived, and the rise in Lake Shore isan example, as in the case of Union Pacific, Many persons who would not buy at 52 were free purchasers. at 59 and 60 yesterday. The soundest advice to men of little means is to let THE TITANS OF SPROULATI fight their own butties and not aid ieth by throwi: in slender purses as prizes for the victors on the feld Mammon. BUTTERICK & CO.’3 AFFAIRS. The statement mado in yesterday’s Huraup to the effect that E, Butterick & Co., fashion publishers and pattern manufacturers, had failed, isincorreck Ibis true that the firm has been somewhat embarrassed through the failure of a large number of agents to meet their obligations at the appointed time and by reasom of beavy and unusual expenses incurred during the past two years A — house aan opened some time ago Londen, having only recently become self- pets ring absorbed an immense amount of capital The lishment of a printing office with ten or twelve largo e publication of a lit paver were also severe drains upon the resources of Tt is ‘now stated that time alone is required to meet ot all obli- gations, and that a compromise sufficiently formal to be considered lasting and conclustve was yesterday arrived at with the principal creditors, The business will go om ag before, and ali claims be justly and amicably settled. THE CLEWS FAILURE. ‘Tho examination Into the afairsofHenry Clews & Co. by Mr. Lees, before Edward Ketchum, Register in Bankruptcy, No, 139 Fulton street, which was set down for yesterday at two P. M., has been again adjourned. ‘Mr. Clews was present at th pointed time. itis now confidently expected that the case will come off next at two o’clock, without any further delay. REAL ESTATE SALES, Several) valuable lots were presented yesterday at the Exchange, but few purchasers were found, An impres. sion prevailed that tho great sale of property in the vb- cinity of Central Park, that was commenced on Wed- nesday, was to have been continued yosterday. Is drew quite a large number, but, finding such not tobe the case, they soon left, A. J, Bleecker, Son & Co. sold the valuable corner property on Lexington avenue (No. 414), southwest corner of Forty-third street, lot 17.8 by 100, house four story, Mansard roof, high stoop, brown stone front, with brick stable on the rear of lot, said house having all the modern conveniences. It was sold subject toa mortgage of $18,000, $15,000 of which can remain, to Marcus 0. Green, for $21,260; said property now rents for $1,600 and ts valued at $27,000, A. J. Bleecker sold, subject tos mortgage of $7,000, the four story building, with store, building 20 by 50 and lot 20 by 90, No. 1,034 Third avenue, west side, 40 foct north of Sixty-first street, to L, Morris for $10,675; said building rents for $2,100 and is valued at $16,000; also, subject to a mortgage of $10,000, the four story high stoop, basement and cellar, brown stone, 20 by 50, with lot, 20 by 70, No. 1,817 Fourth avenue, wost side, 82.2 feet south of Righty-sixth street, to L. Morris for $7,050, in all $17,050; said property being valued a $23,000; also the three story and basement brick house and lot No, 22, north side of Rast Forty-seventh street, 275 feet west of Second avenue, lot 78.9 on the east side and 70,11 on the west side, by 25 front Subject to the present tenant to May, 1876, to |. Morris for $2,800 over a’ mort ioe | of $5,850, said Pe a A barr) valued at $11,000; algo, subject to a morta to run for three ears from October, 1! yea stoop and cellar Nova Scotia stone front house, 16.8 by 60, and lot 16.8 by 99.10, - J. Goldstein for $3,450 over the above mortgage, in all § $8,450, said building now rents for $1,000 and is valued at $15,000 ona 1ot26 by 95, on the east side of First aventic, 40.16 feet south of 110th street, to L. Goldstein for 3, sand a seme? y being valued at $7,500; also the four French flat building, No, 183 ith street, 11.6 Mar weet of Third avenue, to L. Morris for $2,800 over: a mortgage of 500, in all’ $7,800, said property beng at yh tlie & Son sold one lot on the north side of awe 200 feet west of Kighth avenu for $9,600, said property ier lca y at §) 000. r. Maller offered three other of ea sale, bat he failed to obtain » on eit snaarreestn ct aise Setcreee tn wo on Ben- son north gide, 160 feot rong of corded por Twenty-third ward, to Philip ig laren, $1,000 eac! Ladlow & to. “gold the two frame house, story on thi 100.5, No, 120 East Fifty-first stroot, feot east of Fourth avenue, to J. R. Brown, fr 375, “ths three story basement $7,600, said property boing valued at onerd rR Harnett and others adjourned over some half a dozen sales. Lespinasse & Friedman sold the plot of nnd bound on the west by Tenth avenue, on the east aaa ap op road, on the south by Ninety-fifth and on rth by Ninety-sixth street, in size as Py | dows 20k by 206 by 201,11-14 by 190, Sold for £76,000,