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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ALLES-MAHoN.--on Wednesday. September q
at the residence OF Mr.. James Black, by the Rev Or.
John Thompson, Mr.. A. ID. ALLEN, OF jamestown,
N. Y, TO MISC VIRGINIA MAHoN. OF this city.
ARp-ZIMMERNANN.-At orange, N. j., on
Thursday, september 80, at Grace church, 10y the
Rev. :. K. johnson. ID. D., assisted by the Rev.
Anthony Schuyler, ID. D., MARY W., daughter of
Charles +. zimmerman, 10 PAUL i. GERHARD, OF
this city.
MISUNDERSTANDING saturday, July 10, by the
Rev. N. sE. Cornwall, Mir. JAMES y. GLAssFoRD 10
Miss SUSAN A. SMITH
HuGHEs-RIDER.-0n Wednesday, September 20,
at the residence OF the brides parents Brooklyn, NJ
", by The Rev. @. II. Crane, ID. d., OF Hartford,
Conn, WILLIAM ii. II. HUGHES, OF Buenos Ayres
South America, TO OLIVIA PEARL, daughter oil II. L.
Rider, Esq.
LANMAN-HAsKELL.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
September so, at Westminster church. by the Rev.
II. 4. Carpenter, GEORGE ID. LANMAN, 10 FANNIE
EVELYN, daughter OF David L. Haskell all OF Brook
lyn.
NIcHoLsoN-MrLLs.-On Wednesday, September
40, at the residence OF the brides mother, by the
Rev. W. A. MuhlenberR, ID. d., CHARLES b. NlCHoi-
son 10 MELISSA =. MILLS, daughter OF the late Olver
Mills, all OF this city.
VAN LoAN-MAppocK.-At Worcester, Mass. on
Thursday, September so, by the Rev. Dr. Sweetzer,
assisted by Rev. DR.. Strong, OF New JeraeJ, EUGENE
VAN LOAN. OF New YORK, to ELLA MADDOX, or
Frankiin, N. J.
wALKER--GALEv.--on Thursday September 30, at
No. ~ West Twenty-seventh street, by the Rev. ~ =
Rogers, d. d., WILLIAM II. WALKER, OF st. Louis,
Mo-, to MARJoRy, eldest surviving daughter OF the
late John Galen, Esq, n d., Aberdeen. Scotland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
NE YORK HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 1862 SHEET

800 bbs Carolina at sc exc and 50 terces DO a. Sc
snsoon snS I'll os a' stock
sas 'Sss
steady S a. former prices I.Seng lots store wers selling
sna "a NJ Pi psss
81 ana s nsss ~ III ground VI 70
spsnMAoETL1Re was quiet but steady Last sales
srEAnisRIG demand was slow and prices were heavy
so.r-cSsts was saaay with small aalss a. BE- isS
iiss easls 49, s'y Raa s SO sa aSs
timothy sg y y 81 g f9r rough iss Ms,sEs q
$3.50 bags 10 New YORK and q, 200 do IN BpstQp,
sKIssBoh deer and goat We're slow q sale there being
aSoiaops .ss &c. San
Cal Ssbse sS
b. gold Southern and Texas ssc oo Per b v currency
f Fsy.s ss Rsr s 5 ssensS sas % s
sUoAaTho market FOR raw was trlas more active but
SO 6nds. il c. IKE, private terms
sf s ss ysos s9 %s'S
Gssi Z sooa Esaqs fss
Gerry Is S,l S prime to choice do Ss g bs
and boxes, lojSo isc msiaao, Sc. Havana boxes
3 Nos ds ao 3 to s ai o. DO &c., AGO. 10 S s
bc. do do, 10 % 30, 5Ao iSle Porto Rico refining
TALLow.-The demand was moderate at about former
priccs The ssles about 100000 los at 11s for
Inferior to prime.
wa sa gus na palHcs welS gSneray r se M
lsh Ito arrive at gold and pigs banca 8sc do
charcoal $S 25 SO 80. sod coke. S6 70 aS 57x
do coke terns $o do ana oharSoa 40 Si 20 " 70 DO
demand but prices Arm at quotations suboined
limited to about leo hhds. at 0Sc i2hc
In seed leaf the transactions small prices however
were Sales 80 state and ~ do. Connecticut
p'''A'' 'e'A' 'pAA''A '''' ~ 'A' Heavy wss.rn
Ksn{.aL ysobf E.O< }vurL sp,u.
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Real iistnte Notes.

Joseph f. Smith has sold lot so by 175 feet, With
house, in water street, Tarrytowh, to william Rey-
nolds OF New York, for s12, 500.
feet, on Spring street, James-has been trans
ferred by Daniel CIPHER 20 Mrs. Van Wart for
250O also at the same place house and lot OF the
same dimensions and next adjoining the above was
sold by Herschel Smith 10 L. r. Bostwick for 81 geo.
The Chicago Post gives the following par
ticuars OF the real estate market in that city,
The oountenances OF real estate dealers have lost
the lugubrous expression which they had during
the uncertainty concerning the fate OF the parks,
and now beam with hope IN good time coming, al
though still little removed. The tone OF the real
estate market Is certainly muoh better than it was
q week ago, though the stringency OF money keeps
the number oil actual transactions about the same.
Men however VINO were doubling short time ago
whether they could get the prices which they asked,
and were inclined TO reduce their figures have now
a .sfr upper lp,u and show little anxiety TO sell,
even at their own rates. The immense number
OF buildings erected last year and thus far this
season has greatly diminished the need Tor houses,
mand. Rents are easy, and quite O number OF
new tenant houses have not yet been taken.
The South Park Commissioners are holding
frequent meetings, and arranging to prosecute the
Improvement or DreAel avenue very speedily. Tne
right or way has been procured through the Reform
remaining distance. Messrs. 0lmstead and Vaux
are expected 10 arrive next week from New YORK,
10 lay out the Drexel and South Park avenue boule
wards and large force OF men will be set TO work.
The West Park commissioners Will probably not do
more than ncose their grounds this fall preparatory
to active measures next spring. Tho extension OF
Lincoln Park Is stopped for the present bnt there s
the necessary ordinance Tor this desirable improve
mput.O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

a correspondent referring to what was said here
yesterday respecting proposed national convention
OF real estate dealers puts the inquiry would 1t not
be more desirable TO have the convention meet In
New York, the great centre OF real estate transac
tons, and city whose capitalists have always been
largely interested In all the great improvements and
real estate speculations throughout tho Unlon The
reason for the selection made IL thus set
forth in the circular which was quoted
here yesterday In this c0nncctlon:''In reply TO a
circular issued August ~, making inquiry to the
proprlety of calling convention OF real estate
dealers, letters have been received from the forty
firms, residing In fourteen different States, all en-
dorsng earnestly the call for a national conyen-
ton. The only point to settle was where and at
what tine Comparing The different preferences
and those who only ask FOR some central point, and
accepting the generous offer OF a firm IN cleveland,
0nio TO furnish a spacious hall, No. 1874 Superior
street, free of charge, and assuring that first
class hotel viii reduce their charges 20 not exceed
81 80 per day, il has inay been decided that Ceve
land be The place. and November 2 al ten O'Clock A.
NJ, the time for the convention to meet; and it Is
desired that every real estate dealer VINO feels in
terest In this organization for their protection and
advancement, Will lend their aid in securing full
representation, aud that no pressing business at
home VIII prevent their personal attendance.
few days spent in conversation may be oil greater
advantage than the sales made at homc.n
There were no public sales OF real estate In this
city yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02

A SINGULAR PosT OFFICE CAsE.-Carence A.
Brown, OF Brighton arrested saturday on complaint
OF Mr. Wade, special agent OF the Post once Depart
ment, was examined before Commissioner Hallett,
OF the United States Court, to-day and was held In
$500 for trial in the October term of the United
States Court for the larceny or letter from the Post
once in Brighton. The circumstances are as fo
lows:-Some time last week, alter the Post once
was closed, Brown came into the store in which the
Office is and asked the proprietor how he could get
out a letter which he saw was In his box. He was
told lie could only get by seeing the postmistress
He said he knew OF better way than that, and took
o key from his pocket and, opening the door which
separates the olce from the store, took his letters
from the box, relocked the office and departed. The
complaint is brought under the United States statute
In regard to the larceny OF a letter from a Post
ONCE, the penalty being imprisonment for soout
three years. case like the present Is rare one,
the larceny in this instance being that OF man
stealing his own property. when IN most cases It Is
that OF the larceny OF letters directed 60 other per-
sons. The result of IL Will DO received With much
Journal. SpDf, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
EaRaT OF STOCKS OF SPANISH TOBACCO
Stock in Brooklyn Inspection Warehouse Oct l. 1852 so

Total stock Oct l. 1882 M,6s7
WooI.-An improved demand prevails for fleece and
increased buness DOING while prices for almost a grades
firm holders being ndsposed to operate except AT foil
previous figures Business however Is still restricted TO
by tho hestancy of the generality Of the
dealers give credit except parties whose financial stand
undoubted. Pulled wool in unusually active demand
and held with frmness the stock light Texas
steady former prices while California moderately active
about the prces previously current In foreign wool
the business Is light; prices unchanged The sales
Michigan at t6c., 10000 fine do. 47c 4Sc 500
State at 46c n4c, $4,000 fine do at 4Sc, 10000 and Xxx
Ohio Pennsylvania 5lc BIC (chieay at SEC 6c
1000 combng at &C., 5000 secured at goo unwashcd
a5~ -~..o ss.;, a,sss .s-~.t-s a~i...
lse small os shearlngs a, soc 5000 Indiana and 29oo
for lamba the latter price for lot OF 5000 SUPER 4ac
4Sc for extra, E1sc for old do, age Axe for super
aud &c. for do; $4,000 lbs. Texas at 24c 3ac
cafo p s SSieXy a. s sc''ns s sie
o. foreign the sales arc 70 bales Cape at S7Sc,
10000 lbs foreign and so 900 do mestlza private terms
We quote :-Fleece-Ohio, Pennsylvania md Virginia
choice spring. Goo 6bc Xxx, Sic BIC. No. and X,
4sc. 50c; low 4Sc 5uc New York. Michigan and WIS
consin saxony, o5c 6oc Xxx, 4ac Soc No. and Ne
49, low, 47c 4Sc. Indiana ilnos Iowa and Missouri,
full blood, 5ac 52c.; Xxx 49c. 50c; and No l. ACC.
&c.,; unwashed sac. 3Sc Texas 1ne and MEDIUM, 3Jc
&c., low do zoe &c. California spring clip AZ to AP,
s0c 3sc B, &c. $780,. s. 2bc Csc; fall clip, 2Oc &c.,
according to quality ~
wHALEDoNE quiet, but steady. Arctic held for
81 gold.
active and decidedly higher pr'-ss vsre rcazeg the
closing strong at tho h.re sgnre saIa
OF z7S obls as ~ soss. ~ tax paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
Projected Buildings.

The following plans for new buildings were sub
mitted to Nh. James NJ. McGregor. the supernten-
dent OF Buildings, since last report
Sept QsNoh side OF sIyy-fourth street. 100 feet west Of
Lexington three three story basement and cellar
brown dwellings, sVxio feet each James W. Beekman
owner.
ave three story basement and cellar brown stone
dwellings; ste, 2oxfb feet each Joseph Coar owner.
No s6 Wio street, three story brick store and dwell
inr sixe, 2hx33 feet. Bernard Sohaaf owner.
lyg F0rkyth street cellar brick aiors
and tenement; size, Ni57 feet Christian voege owner.
South side " fiftyyth street, 400 foct Of Eleventh
avenue story frame stable and dweing sizc 2pA2s
feet frank Martin owner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02

The market for wheat heavy and ic :. lower but
sssss ss sS' 81 u .E1S
TIT:
:ss @ ss:h:; rSs go i
81 SsH for yellow Oats dull BY. firm The sales
@ ss:s:
Sushss sas M more sought a'' and
grain but quiet for most other articles The chsriens 6a
t. IssDss
~ 9 So sS se 81 ss Ss: e
sassO at $685. and go barrels c ro,n a. as ga 70 London
barrels rosn 500 tobacco tobacco stems
% vi S The r. per e
Philsdephia) to Venice with about $50 hhds
Dutch rs iso barrels Ma 10 RIO Jaseo
bark go tons TO Montevdeo and Bpenos Ayres schoone
slle Cuba and back to port north of Haeras private
GUsSIRs quiet bu. steady 1870. l7c. for bags
and S3Ac a.. S,se for cloth messrs q Tuckerman CO
cloth in New York, $500 bales bags and 5,s6 do cloth
Hops-The market still continued to dull there being
put utte demand and prices remained heavy Small sales
&c. for now "-' mo 'AS' y - w. '0' 0'' ana i''
HEMP was dun and heard Of sales Prices were
nomnaly 3c dc, gold, for Manila 4c. s &C. do for
ue iSc izi, do. for ssal aud 75c. &c. do for Tam.
Y Croker Co., was 1872 bales in Boaton ami 1850 II
TAalhere was moderate business transacted a. steady
prices. Shipping selling at 60c s5c retail lots Al qco
S6c. - - w. ~ WV
Hiprs market quiet, bu, prices were generally
Buenos ayres Is a q lbs, 2e 22c.; Bnenos Ayrcs
seconds, ~ Y lbs lS9c $780,; Monevdeo 30 % ibs
2c 2laci Cortehtes, 81 % lbs, e0c. 204c.; Rio
Grande ~ u lbs &c ;Onoco 90 lbs, 2Oc &c Cal
iforna II rs bs l9c 20c Central American is AZ bs
We lsse San juan q 3 lbs 6c. 1876. Maiano,
lsise; TMnpioo s0a ~ lbs, lie. a Istsc. all gold.
Roa-scotoh pig moderately dealt n but unchan ged
SSs loo DO do leo DO Eslnon and $50 DO. Conqss on
private terms Eglinton ex ahip quoted at Rg7 co.
American continued in limited dcmnnd prices however
were without alteration. Sales 70 No extra at goo
lined bar was quiet bni steady at sj Ss7 60 New
were only In moderate supply and firmly held American
were quoted &A 6, currency, Eng is 5G So rold
LEArHFR-The market for hemlock sole was passahly
active, and agrades except inferior. were FIRM AZ fornef
prices Heavy and good damaged we're and wanted
while other kinds were only IN moderate supply. Receipts
fair, but not In Of tho saes Oak was in more
demand, and rough sought after Frees were
uuchangcd We quote:-
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BEARE.on Friday, October /, after brief illness,
MARY SUSAN, wife OF Thomas NJ. Beare.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BKLLRAu.-0n Thursday, september 80. ANTHONY
BELLFAu, aged So years and months.
Tue relatives aud friends OF the family are respect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02

siac.. and sheet and pipe 2O.i06c We s''''a
asssons wes % "a ssos s but prices for ~
5sc By auction 60 hhds Porto Rico S5c and 50 DO
Mixed sc 9o do eayed Soc so Ssnsl and
oos; Porto Rico pic 'Sc New Orleans Soc e5c, and
NaS%s s sTohrs spirit. rreune tho m.se. wa.
sis ss s%S ssppns ioIs sse.
prices The ssS SS p IS ss 49,
"a al pale W. 4, sa 90 W ~ and lsS 40 d. M No
Pss s ssr n' a. and
window glass W y " % Tsr was quiet 10 70 "a for
Oh qaSF-Fwther sales were made of 100 tons Western
oI.snL hs,s was quiet but steady At 81 o. in
small az. II Tsi fss w %s s'ssS T 81.
a. 81 ws spnS %s Qo sss
TSt &c wn 3D.
PRovIsIoNs.-Recopisq 30 packages lard. The pork
s ap p%s sf 'as s sSs Rs
o, Hbs s % s ss sas 1 g ps
ior new mess. $50 Tor city do and .cs clear 1850
q s W E here mere ss - soes poEs October
r Tor" common to prime with ssa head O' For fssr
sales being us 6s sa FOR plain ness ssd SO sis
Msrs Ss 'y and i' ao 3
Terce beef was stu dun and prices were entirely nominal.
Prices Sg : ns ss' T Mere sale. se s sS
S%Fh oSs s. nsS h spg @ 40 g sSs.
land Ian cut for Jsna .,n delivery sold on private terms
tut meats were on ue uemand Delng hght, nut
prices generally without alteration. The
81 packages within the OF l24c 1Sc for picked
shoulders 1870. lee dry sailed do, 1sc f9c for
picked hams and l9Isc. 2c for smoked aud baGged do
heavy snd s ' s % Ts
ages 81 l71c 1890 for No TO prime steam and lSpc
Isac' Tor kettle rendered
rErRoLEuNCrude IN bulk was frmer being held TIC;
crude Gre SS wa. s aDs p ws y no
Refined in demand but businots restricted by the
Increased hmness Of holders who demanded 82c 83kc
The sales were LOCO bbs deliverable between the 9Th and
10th inst At S2Ac md 1000 do for the half OF October
w Tide, 800 bhlr. bulk nj Naphtha
quiet but irm last sale made at l0AAc Resduum
market was quiet the demand being light but prices were
higher sales 500 bbs standard white 1t axe, 6uO
do FOR the last half October at 92csa
EIoE steady with moderate demand the sales being
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
500 Reading RR..... as,s 20 G. c. Gin IRR.... 7sx
90 do. ........ 90 100 Toll, wab 1 RR.. t9,f
STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf-past Five O'Clock p. MI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY. Oct. LIP. M.

FRIDAY; oct I-oP; ",
BUILDING MArERrALs-The market for Most articles
coming under this heading passaby active prices
previously current Laths steady at So, at which
price there sales 100000 The offerings wore
light. Eastern spruce was moderately dealt at steady
prices the sales being 100000 feet within the range s
8 me latter price Tor choice schedules Roendae Cement
was selling moderately at 81 Lime steady 81 go for
lowing prices-New jersey pale "A 80 $5 30; do hard
Philadelphia 'front.' Sf5.
BEEswAx was dun but unchanged. A few small sales
CooPERAGK STooK.-An kinds were dull but held for
previous prices We quote Sugar Shocks 85 inch heads
" S3 10; do. 50 do, $50 30 20 80 rnolasses do, go
do, ~ 81 az 8O rum do, SIS 25 85 b0 box do, $50
PIPE do $o VI; HOOPS Ia feet, $a5 $50; do IL feet
CArDLEs dull, the demand being confined to small
os frices were unchanged adamanne (Wesern and city,
being quoted lsc. &c, sperm 49,. and patent &c.
CoRDAGE was quiet but steady. We quote MANILA, slc.
q 26c. and tarred Russia TIC.
Was quoted lo%c. c, gold in bond haraoabo CSC.
2SHc do. Fls"
CorpER.-For ingot. the market was quiet the demand
continuing light, and prices lower The sales
about s0U, 100 lbs. Lake at 2l16c 22c.
CorToN;-There was fair demand from spnners and
acted at steady prices the market closing quiet however,
The offerings moderate. Sales 1858 (ncudng
2Ss to arrve OF which a5 for spinning 565 for
port lS on speculation and IS In transit For future
tolows:s bales even running Tow mdding, 18th Octo
ber at zoo do average low mddng for October pr
vae TERMS 100 do for October November December
S do to October IL at 26c loo do. for October at
&c. 0 do for October at and 100 do for December
on private terms We append the closing quotations.
hobs cn-faO
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ceS no WAS quet but steady al FORMER prces Gales
dull but unchanged We quote:-Rio ordinary carroes
lanc l4c; fair do, Ike 15c; good do, l5c 16ac
prime do, l6c 17c.; extremes for lots, 1870. 17lc
Java, &c 24c Singapore, 2Oc s2,Sc; Ceylon, IKE
1870; Msracaibo 61sc Lagnayra, 1916 IKE;
1Sc isc Mexican, loo &c., and savanla 4c. $780,,
DYEwooDs demand for all descriptions was light,
and we heard OF no sales of moment The stock of most
kinds fair the prices nominally So god
for Jamaica and ST. Domingo logwood 1929 80 $50 do
Cuba fusc 5 BIT do for other kinds fustc and $3.50 do
for camwood.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts 1856 bbs -FOUR 80 422,
barley The flour market was duh and heavy and nomnsy
make that much reduction in order to sell Cali
fornia flour wholly nominal The about $500
bbls Southern -four dull and nearly nominal. Sales
$50 bbs Rye -four slow of sale, and heavy In
price, Sales Sb0 bbls. Corn meal quiet and rather
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-27
PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful yege-
table restorative. is the
sheet-ancllOr of the feeble
and debilitated.-. AS a
tonic and cordial for the
aged and langllid it has
no equal among stomach
ics. AS a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, it is
superseding every other.
mulant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every
species of disorder which
uuucfIEllllCS Tie OOully
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes a
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine i'm the civilized
wOrld---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
aug 2l ly
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-27

The Masonic Fair opened in Charles
ton, on Monday night. 1t is described
as magnificent affair.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

To parties in want of DOORS, sAsHEs
and BLINDS, we refer to the advertisement
OF z. p. Toale, the large manufacturer of
those goods in Charleston. Price list furn-.
ished on application. 3
july II 9m
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Notice Of Dismissal.

l. Estate Of Wade H. Gasl,in.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN Concerned, that will apply to the
Judge of Probate of Ornngcburg County. at
0rnngeburg, S. c., on Tuesday, the 7tb day
of December next, for final discharge from
the Administration of the above named Es-
tate. A. j. GASKIN,
nov Cit Surviving Administrator,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-27

A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer
whose sheep were dying from disease
known in that section as "paper skim"
killed one or twoo Of these diseased sheep,
about on their last legs, and on disecting
them, found the tubes of the lungs filed
with, small -thread-like worms, from half
an inehAt6 two inches long, and of a
whitish eolorer He then killed healthy,
well-conditioned wether, examined its
lungs and found nothing of the kind.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-27
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