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The New York herald., 1870-02-27

STOCKS UNSETTLED.

STOCKS UNSETTLED.
The stock market dld not respond 80 closely to the
changes In the gold market today, and while fever
ish and'unsetted was rather lrmer, either through
large buying on the part Of the 'shorts or on the
part OF those who, thinking 1t unlikely that gold
win go much lower, were inclined to try the chances
Of brief turn Reading, in the railways, was the
feature. and was active and sJrong rising TO 0Sil.
Pittsburg broke to 1884, decline OF about tRree per
cent. Rock Island was heavily dealt IN, and
large quantities Of the suock changed hands
st. Paul. Northwes: and Lake Shore were
firm and steady. Haricrd was weak md
declined. Erie fell to rs, but rallied to
25k. The mortgages wcre IN active request at
the morning call at sharp Improvement in prices
Nothing further has ranspred with reference to the
plans Of the ring" except that the blil introduced
IN tine Legislature Is regarded IN some quarters as
intended 70 frighten away the English stockholders
trustees. In the miscellaneous shares Pacific NAH
was heavy and weak, and fell TO 40 in final street
transactions. The following were the closing prices
Of stocks at the Stock EXcnange:Canton, 5s5s 50;
Cumberland, 81 q 90; Western Union, ass q 34.4;
QUICKSILVER, 13X 1874; Martposa, loi4; DO. pre-
fcrred, 20yS q n; Go. certificates, ~ 5o1a;
Pacific Mall, az 4l%; Boston Water
Power, 161s q is; Adams Express Ga 12x; Wells
Fargo Express, q * 21zs; American Express 3714
37A; United States Express, 81 5ltt; New York
Central consolidated, 9eAs 96is; do. scrip. s43s
e4H; Harlem, 143K 1881 Erie, 25A bid; do. pre-
ferred, As 40; Reading, o71s es; Michigan Central
III 12l2S; Lake Shore, 81 a s7t4; Illinois Cen
tral, lax bid; Cleveland and PittsDura, 100 l0t;
Chicago and Northwestern Soh 7o2s; do preferred,
s75s s7sl; Cleveland, COlumbns and Cincinnati, "A
rs; ROCK Island, 1907; Milwaukce aud ST.
Paul, 63 Il e3l4; DO. preferred, 1914 a 7oX; Toledo
and wabash, 80 o E6; do. prefcrred 7o1z Did; Fort
Wayne, 9l a 915a; Alton and Terre Hauts S4Is; do.
preferred, 6258 It'd; OHIO aid Mississippi, 80 3o1s;
Delaware and Lacsawauna, 1o4 lo5; New Jersey
Central, 1oa1s 1884; Chicago and Alton, Ill bia;
do. preferred, 100 bd Morris aud Essex, SO o 81;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 1914 a 1878; do. pre-
ferred, 1913 n los; ST. Louia and iron Mountain.
z2sl bid; Dubuque ana Sioux City, ITO 11ot4;
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central 195s 1ga..
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
or the leading speculative stocss were us follows.
THE CITY BANK SHARES.

THE CITY BANK SIiAbES
The folowinc were the prices bid for sho city
bank shares:--New York, I3s: Manhattao, 140;
Mercnants', l23S: Mechanics', 1ao; Union, $50;
America TAT; City, 2l5; North River, 100; Trades
mems, 154; Greenwich, 2ls; Mechanics and Traders
l2ok; National, il9; Merchapts' Exchange, l0a;
State Of New York. 1o5,k: Commerce. L.; Mechan.
ios' BANKING Association, 1.sx: Ocean, 90; Mercan-
t,le 11b; American EXCHANGE, lll; Bank OF the
Repuhic, lIS BANK Of North America, lo8;
Hanover, 100; Irving, 115; Metropolitan, 13s1; Gro.
cars, 1lt East RIVER 100; Nassau, l07; Shoe and
Leather ITO; Continental 989s; st. Nicholas, Jig;
Commonwealth, liz; importers and Traders, l45;
Park, 1o7; Central National, lie; Fourth National
1o2: Ninth National, 110; Tenth National, 1O5;
Oriental. 15o; Gold Exchange, 30; Bankers aud
Brokers Association. 11s.
GOVERNMENTS IRKEuuiAR.
The early quotation Of co.; fos nve-swenfies in
London caused an advance In prices here bus trans.
actions were limiIed and the market iaoo In the day
again went or win the decline In gold closing qniet
rs foliowsUnited States currency SKIES Ill Ill ,s
d. skies, 1851 registered, ll0< ll0k; do. do, con-
non. I16X l16yx; 40. nve-tventies registered, May
and November. l13x allsx; do do, lss2, coupon,
do,, 11lX 114X; do. do 1884, 90. do 1ls,s 1i3sS;
DO do, 1885, do. do llaA l1syf, DO. do registered
January and guly, l12N AJAX; do do issS,
coupon DO, 1I2k 1l2,s; do DO, 1861, do, do 112x
n 1l2x; 90. do, 1853, 90. do, l12% I12; do. ten
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sourHERN ssCURITIes AcrlvR
In shs market for the Southern State boads there
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The New York herald., 1870-02-27
uow TO MEET TuE CASE.

From wnat u written above, the course TO DO pur-
sued by those looking about for dwellings or stores
Tor the coming year viii readily suggest ltselE The
remedy as We have said. 10 simple IL Is 10 let the
haste in negotiating for the places they want IL
Ia this eaverness TO fix oneself that makes the land
lords so crank and stn IN their turns Landlords,
as general thing co not care to lose good tenants.
Tney know, moreover, thas there are great many
new houses, AZ well as those not new, tDat are now
empty. They Will soon enough perceive tnat II le
nnwiAe TO be too stringent, End many cannot fail
also to zee plainly tnat their tenants cannot AFFORD
TO pay m0re, aud In some cases rot no much, az
they have been paying 1ne rue 10 adopi tnsn- is--
walt and be patient.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET.
M l.4 SATURDAY. Fob. 26--6 p. M.
The day has been another OF feverlsh rregularity,
although the excitement was ON tine decline, az the
public mind has become more accustomed TO the
great financial change of the past week. sudden
plunge to specie payments would cause hardly less
surprise than the recent fail the precious metal.
GOLD AT ll5A.
Friday seemed q day of reaction, anu the price
was no lower than on Thursday; but to-day under
numerous influences, It again gave way, and large
amounts were sold AZ 1l6x-the lowest figure since
the summer Of 1862 There was an attempt ycster-
day to stay the downward movement,
certain SPECTATORS thinking IL favor
able opportunity to buy gold for
rise. They heavy losers SO far IN the operation
and viii be all who throw themselves before the
onward march OF The national credit. Except the
merchants who buy from day to day for the pay
ment OF customs nobody needs or wants gold at
this time, and purchases made now simply spec
ulative. Foreign exchange is heavy there Is no
demand for gold for shipment. Indeed, with the
present outgo OF cotton produce and hve-twenties
are likely to have heavy importations Of specie
before the 1st Of April Despite the closing price Of
ll6x last night. she bears 'riegcd" the
market at 1l71s Aeis morning, and then be-
gan to sell, the price eventually declining
to 115s<. Curi0usly, too, the cable did not
bring the prIcc OF fvetwentles In London, and only
quotation 903s, slipped through. the fact giving
rise to the suspicion that the "bears' in some way
prevented the prices from coming. Rnmors we're
also put In circulation tnat the Funding bill was
likely to hang fire. Another cause OF the decline
was the announcement that the next public debt
statement will show a reduction OF between four and
I'VE misAs, while 1t freely reported that Secrc.
tary Boutwell,. having only small currency balance
OkA
month, would sell six TO eight millions OF gold next
ueek The chief nucfuafYOna WE'RE fOllOwa.--
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

TWO hundred and sixty-,hrce persons were ar.
rested for various crimes in Brooklyn last week.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
BRowN--SMIru.--AtS st. Mary's chnrch, Hoboken,
on Monday. February II, ny the Rev. Anthony
SMITH, daughter Of Elizabeth and the late James
Smith OF HOboken, n. J.
FEuCHTwANuLK--LEvY.--0n Wednesday, Febru-
airy 23 at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by
the Rev. j. J. Lyons. JOSEPH w. FEUCHTWANGEH TO
RosINA, eldest daughter Ct Henry Levy, all Of this
city.
IoTCHglES--BESNETT.- Thursday, February
a. by the Rev. Mr. Ingersol, Mr.. FRANCIS o. HOTCn-
KISS, OF Derby, Conn, TO Miss AMANDA BENNETT,
daughter OF Harmanus Bennett. ESQ.,. OF brooklyn.
MAxwELL-CAMER0N.-At Rdgcwood, n. j., on
JAMES AUDIEY MAXWELL OF Georgia, 10 KATHLEEN,
daughter Of A. }. Cameron. NJ cards.
RuTHEhFoRp--CLARk.-0n Thursday. February
II, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents py the
Rev. Mr.. Hnichngs DANIEL f. kurHERFoRD to
SCsAN MARY CLARK, all OF BROOKLYN. Ss Cards.
Cincinnati aud IRISH papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY a. s7o.TRPLE SHEET

non OF the Tennessees prices were flrrner. The
new Teunessees declined TO 40X on telegramH
from Nashville that the bill to reduce tho rate OF
taxation mad passed, while on the street reports
prevailed shat there had been irregulartieS" IN the
issue OF the bonds. The North Caroiinas were rrln
and higher on the proposition to have the State sell
out ner interest the railroads and thus reduce her
debt about half II was also said tnat the COMP
troller had called all the railroad companies 70 re-
turn the special tax bonds not yet disposed OF
by them The latest street prices were:-
Tennessee, ex coupon IS so; do, new, a61 463s;
do i've per cent Al 43; Virginia ex coupon, 62,s
624; do new, 641s q 65 do, reglstercd stocK o. o
81; 40, registered 1885, 80 81; do do, 1857 81 81;
Georgia skies. SO q SO; do sevens s2G 9s; DO. do,
interest payable IN Georgia. 81 90; North Carolina
ex coupon. 46 461z; do. new % 20; do, special
tax. 231s "a; Missouri skies 93A "a; do. Han
nlbal and ST. Joseph 81 a "a; LOUISIANA skies, 7lM
"; do sevcns, II IS; do eignt5, 80 81 do levee
sixes, eo1s 70; do. 40. eights, 70 81; Alabama
eights "a o4]< do. nves 63 "a; do skies, sterling,
rs S0 South Carolina sixes So 00 do, new, 80 VI
do, registered STOCK rs 8o city OF Memphis skies,
51K 81; city OF Atlanta cights s5 81; city or Savan
nah sevens, 81 q IS; city OF New Orleans consols,
IS "A; do, issue railroads. 70 . "; Mobile and
Ohio sterling II "; DO. elghts "a &C., Mississippi
Central Railroad, first mortgage. 73a "A; DO, second
oo., % 0o; memphis anu charleston, nrst morF
gage 81 IS; DO. second "a q 70; do, stock, AZ
a; GreenvIle and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed
65 81; Macon and Brunswick Railroad, seven per
cent, endorsed by State OF Georgia, so . ~.
THE MONEY MARKET
easy at fonr to five per cent on all classes o.
collaterals. Transactions at six per cent were ex-
ceptlonal, particularly after two O'Clock. Com
merclal paper was in demand at six TO eight per
cent for the choice grades. Foreign exchange was
heavy on the basis Of the following quotations.
Sterling sixty GAYS, commercial, los . 1857; good
TO prime bankers, 1oSH 108A; short sight, l09l1
q I09s.
THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results Of to-day's basi-
S.,h1 iuA Ia r<.ira.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
THE BANK STATEMENT

The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
unfavorable in showing loss OF nearly three mil
lions in reserve due TO the payment or specie for
duties and the shipment OF greenDacks, but as the
banks have large surplus over the required legal
reserve they are in q condition TO stand such
dram for along time TO come. They are only de-
scending the scale up which they mounted so
rapidly ever since the beginning Of winter dSlness
In capital The lass two statements compare fol-
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Five o,CiOrk r. M.
BROOKLYN CITY.
Agrests- Robteries- Accident-Fire Sig.
nsis-Aid for tho Poor and yot-
tings of Minor Vows.

TWO hundred and sixty-thrce persons were ar.
rested for various crimes in Brooklyn last week.
William smith, gatekeeper on the Flatbush.road
was ropped or 500 worth Of property by servant
girl
The greenhouse Of James Weisc, In Twenty fourth
street, was damaged 10 the amount OF $500 by gre
yesterday morning. Insured.
new house on Fifth avenue Gear Douglass street,
was broken into ON Friday nigat ana robbed of
quantity Oi carpenLer's tODs.
large number Of houses In Brooklyn are orna.
meDted with bills ito leth at the present titne
Tena1s are endeavoring 10 beller themselves.
The Board Of Assessors cancelled yesterday their
assessment tax On the personal property Of Samuel
McLane which had been set down at S25 600 instead
OF 81 200. the real VALUATION OF she property.
Several parties who we're arrested recently at the
instance OF Mr.. Henry Bergh al the saloon OF James
,iiddings III Hudson avenue, charge Uf parrci-
pating In . COCK fghf, have been indicted Dy tue
Grand Jury.
AZ hali.pass tnres O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Edward Paylc forty-nve years Of age, and superin-
tendent OF Richardson, Boyanron " Co.'s steel
works in Inlay street. lell from q scaTod and WAS
instantly killed The Coroner was notified
for the hrst time tomorrow Monday. The nrst
signal will be rung at a quarter before one O'Clock
i'm the afternoon and then In succession for each
district II Will require two hours 70 rlng OF all the
signals.
Mrs. Bnrhaus resident OF New York. attempted
to commit suicide yesterday at the residence Of Mr.
George ST. John No. 223 Navy street, near DeKalb
avenue, by taking Paris green. The unhappy wo-
man had just lost an infant, which caused mental
derangemcDt She Is still In critical condition.
Rev. Eugene Cassidy, who las recently returned
from visit 10 the "old Country Will lecture upon
"His Travels in lreandn this evening at st. Mary's
Hail. corAer OF C0nrt and Nelson streets. Tne pro-
cceds will be devoted to the poor or the parish OF ST.
Mary "staf OF the Sea-" The st. Vincent do Paul
conference OF this congregation und their means for
allovlatin1 the necessities OF che impoverished who
are under their care almost exhausted. white the de-
mands for Increased charity toward the poor sre con-
hnuaiy increasing. It is to be hoped that tue ecture
VIII be success In pecuniary sense, ~ IL e sure
= 10 sRaeltAnlnR Rpa instTuctyA
The New York herald., 1870-02-27

SrANGENDnR0 son OF Henry and Mary sparlQeaDsrr.
aned 20 years, 10 months and DAYS.
The relatives aAd friends OF the family also Unjte6
Brothers Lodge No. coo, F. and A. NJ are resY,ecs-
fuily invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, ~ Monroe street. on Monday AFTER
noon, at one 0c clock
SwITzER Suddenly in Brooklyn, on Friday
morning. February rs. BLANCHE H., second dauQhteS
OF John H. and Helen Switzer.
The friends OF the family and members OF the First
Universast Sunday School are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, from the residence Of her
day. afternoon at three O'Clock.
Ctica papers please copy. &9
nAnns w Of paga Tysr ana II ausSse1
d. Dayton, aged 27 years. 10 months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
place BROOKLYN. on Monday morning. at ten O'CLOCK.
WADE.--sudd2nly, OF heart disease, on Tuesday.
February q, WILLIAM W. WADE, In tho 45th year OF
the friends OF the family likewise Constitution
Lodge No 24l L. and A. NJ, are respectfully invited
Ludlow &C., this Sunday afternoon, at ono O'Clock.
The fraternity are cordially invited.
,.y y Mcoos a1 sn1 FsSsTy MANY
rhe friends OF her father ana OF her brother John
Walsh are requested 70 attend the funeral rom her
late residence z31 sixth street. near Second avenue
this Sunday afternoon. ut one o'clock.
WILsoN.--At her residence No. 81 West Sixteenth
street, on Friday, February 25 after few days III
Funeral from nsr late residence this Sunday,
afernoon al two O'Clock. Friends are invited 10 at.
WRyATH.--At Walnut Grove Mlnn on Saturday.
February 3D. OF consumption ANDREW WREATH, IN
the I'D year OF his age.
Notice or funeral hereafter.
YouNG.-On Thursday, February a. ANN, wife OF
James Young, Q native OF Inverness scotland. in
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this sunday az.
ton srset. petween South and Warren Streets Hud,
eop City, N. J.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
MARINE TRANSFERS..
Mama

The following Il complete LIST OF marine transfers
from February % to February I'd -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

THE WAVE" on PAYNE.-The Owyhcc
Marshal Payne state THAT he was no Republl-
can, but a Democrat in disguise, who had by
false prctcnses insnuated himself into the po-
sition of Marshal, and that he has voted the
Democratic ticket at every election since he
was ousted from the Marshalship." The idea
of endeavoring at this late day TO palm Payne
off as a Democrat, is "cutting it rather fat"
1t is rather n huge joke that our Udre friend
is attempting to perpetrate on the Democracy.
If Payne's Laramie fraud had not been detect
ed and become notorious, what a shining light
and influential member he would now be of the
Radical party
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

JoHN HALEY AND TIE MASSIVE learn
from the last issue of the Boise Statesman thai:
the Overland coach was showed in on the Goose
creek mountains and the road so blocked with
snow as to render further progress on wheels
impossible. John HALEY, with his usual cner,
gy, unhitched his teams and packed the mails
weighing $500 pounds-on horses, across the
mountain to the next home station, distance
of forty miles. and arrived with it in Boise
City within seven hours of schedule time Mr.
HALEY is certainly entitled to great credit for
the regularity with which he carries the mails,
regardless of weather or roads. If it IS with
in the range Of possibility John Haley will
bring the mails through, and we hope he may
continue to carry them as long as we are in
Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

RoUGu ON EDIToRs.-Charles Hugo and
Felix Piatt, editors of the Rappell, newspa-
per published in Paris, France, were recently
sentenced to four months Imprisonment and to
paw fine of 1000 francs each for publishing
an article advising the soldiers to join and or
ganize political clubs. This is considered rath-
er rough treatment, but during the late war in
the United States many American editors suf-
fered longer Imprisonment for less offenses
The Republican party considered it treason
for Democratic editor even to say he doubted
the truth of some of Stantons telegraphic dis
patches.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

CAUrIoN.-Twclyc thousand dollars in $50 and
500 bills OF the First National Bank Of Jersey City,
n. j., recently stolen from the vaults of the
Comptroller Of the currency at Washington City, and
he persons. by issuing printed circular, to
look out for them as they were not signed and Will
no; be redeemed. The guilty parties may attach
counterfeit signatures Counterfeit 500 bills the
Central National Bank Of New York also in cir
culation. Refuse bills nf both Banks and then you
will be on the safe side.