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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27


The position Of the stock speculation is by
no means encouraging to continuance OF the late ac-
tivy and from rr. sent appearances il somewhat re-
scnblrs the reverse OF Mr. Sam Wcer5 bat i'll that Is
good one to look At hut poor to take an interest
in The sudden change in TIE tactics Of certain proni
nent operators and the struggle for tho mastery going
on between these Ttans Of speculation, would
seem to afford but little chance for an ont
side Itnturcr TO escape being crushed be-
tween the upper and neither milestone. The
street apparently reasons in similar MANNER II we may
Judge nv tho market to-day the dealings, except in one
or two directions, being scarcely worthy OF passing
notice There waa sight advance in prices after fair
start NJ about last nights quotations. which lasted I'M
il after the call adjourned, when the entire list became
steady ruling dull and quiet. About D. rather more
life was infused into dealings and the market became
firm but in general review Of the day VIC should say
there hal been animation at any tine' ana
an unusually narrow compass, will be seen ny our
comparative table below The stocks In which any inter
est was mani ested were Northwestern Common, Lake
Shore Western Union Telegraph, and Pacific Mail. some
attention being directed In the afternoon to Wabash,
Rock Island Ohio and Miss and Eric Pittsburgh did not
behave In the arrogant noticed yesterday ana
was quiet and doce at l217l2G The less prominent
stocks were without notable movement Miscellaneous
and Express shares being neglected The following table
shows the and lowest prices Of active stocks sold
fo-daV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

INDTUM-Bunsen has found the specific heat
Os lndIum to OOS7 Applying the law Of DulOng ana
Petit 70 this result the atomic weight OF indIum Is Sscer
tanned 70 be $751; which Is little more than douDie the
atomic weight heretofore Ga--sued To That metal
NEW MODE OF ILLUM:NATIoN,-D DIR. HarcOurt
purposes to mix coal gas with certain proportion OF
air. and to allow the mixture TO mpngc upon platinum
sponge. Amore brilliant hight, tis claimed Is tnus pro
duced without increased expense
PLANTS KILLED BY FROsT.-Prof. GGppert
q Bresau has satisfactorily shown that in certain cases
plants die in freezing and in thawing Tho white
owers Of some orchids change in color upon chemical
reaction which takes place the death OF the parts.
Whom crushed or when the vitality Of the cells IN any
way destroyed they blue immediately: Cold may
on freezing showing that life has departed
On TIE DESCENT OF GLACIERS.-Henry Nose
lev Canon Of Bristol continues in The Philosophical
a0asias for August the discussion the of the
descent OF glaciers He opposes the generally received
theory the object of his various memoirs being to show,
eers by their weight aOnc d. the actual cause OF their
descent be their Gataon and contraction by atera-
tons Of temperature, in addition TO their weight.
LlGHTNING.-The concentration of power in
stroke of lightning. acting through an incOnceivably
suna interval OF time may perhaps he realized after
amnng it's work OF destruction yet its inductve action
on the carh's surface Ia not less wonderful Prof A NJ
Mayer made an experiment, some time since, which
demonstrated the extent of this action. lie connected
the wire OF gavanOmcter with the waterppes OF Balt
more Nd and Joined the other end Of the coil to gas
Pipe Of house in the south western part Of the city Thus
avast metallic system Of electric nerves stretched three
miles toward the northwest to the reservoir and about
~ many miles the east and southeast, the city
Thunderstorm raging at the time In the morrill, AT
20 great distance that only the illumination OF the
clouds told when fash occurred. Yet Whenever that
Nash took place. the needle of the galvanomctcr was in
stanty detected through ten or twenty degrees. SO
nearly simultaneous were the two Occurrences that 10
difference III the instant Of their manifestation could be
detected. Shutting himself up In dark room contain
ing the gavdnometcr he sgnaled Whenever the needle
moved, O observer OF TIE storm, who also gave sig
nal wherever fash occurred; and the exchange OF
signals was always found to bc simultaneous Ii
CcrtIucd the following day that the storm more
shan twelve miles distant, thus showing that over SEQ
square miles Of the carhs surface affected at each
Fash " The LIGHTNING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoyDos. 1-ll:3o mCousOs oPens % f money and
p30S3I account FivTuCaty sAs IaS2.
sOtj 1855. old, 81 1sSIs 81; Ten -Pories s9
PRAEKIoRT, Ocl B-A m.-Unted States FTeTSeniy bends
opened Al IS. for the issue Of 1882
PARIS Oct 26-s nRenes opened At 81 francs IS oehtim
LIVERPOOL, Oct Be0 m-C1tton opened seadieF; hodhnQ
Uplaads I'D; Middliug Orleans, yd9id
LoEDoH, oc 2S-23 nCOnss 90 for both and The
LIVERPOOL Oct 1880 m-PorE $50 PbbL for Eastern Prime
Mesa
LoHDeS, Oct @-ralo~. +si p ewt. for New.
hiddfng Orleans, Old Y
LoSDos De. &o nThe balloon Bank Of EngsAd has
increased Fl .O2 600 daring the week.
LosDoH Oct a6o n.-Cousos closed OF for bob
s % n a account U.led states bonds S2s %i s,
e1 VI lS6Is Gf TenFories 89t
FAhs, Oct @-p m--Reates closed At S7k 75e
Vth5ooL Oe AfiD m.-Cotton closed strong hIdd1g Ups
49, va Abiding Orleans 3D. Iaes Of the day, IoCo bales
NV - ~ s speculation and export Com 1915 per quarter Lard
wI Caeeee ~ Swt for the best GRADES Sac.
c oeA A,Evenng Common Rosn, III 0l6 cuk for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHIADELRn Oct -CeT.r ssed-ensnd sevi prices sdS
du Pof siI Lard Sac Hoo1 S Ssos yGStc
E!s IS $50 Family Wisesnsn shd asnsos 81 SOD
Psosy aS end & 20 wss.. and s.Ayt
Gc Corn quiet End weak; Yellow isSsc New e,aS. HtIsH
western nG1 0ah quet aud steady, White At Sc Bar
& UCo oe.n Pres on private tsr1s whs-bOsiness
BALrAoRs Oct @COttOn quiet and steady; Low Addlns, me
se Floor dull Wheat nrmer; Amber OIL 81 co. Red Gcol 70
Prime as PsnHylysos 81 SS9sl Sc Com seaSy; New
White, eS07ee Do Isiex 62a6sc Old Amber wesrn hS7I
Osts active l19c Provisions unchanged Butter uneAsneed
WHISKY nominal, S5ie. ~ .
ALBAsI Oct 2 wbea. good sappr no sr.u,.etou. RyS
Depot Corn 6rmer bat less active; hush Wtr. nIred
7aQ79c at ESt AbAay Barley sraer No. I.rowea
State Soc, and go bush No DO at Sic
oswsso Oct -POGr stssdy 'a. lao bb a o. Is for Me-
spnng 90 IS for Amber Winters % 50 Witt Wnt.TI
for DOabe Extra Wheat quiet No Milwaukee Club held 81
S SS'S in S ne ee B'Fe ss ss' Su H E, S.S Sss
70 arrive nla95 closing latter pnce On Inc spot I'D
Aled unchanged; shorts s2O; shpstu1 GA; kAdAns era
SO HEhwnss gie Canal Freigbe-hheat loej Bsrey.
&C. to EeEY0rk Barley &c to Albany; Lunher 50 0Ss3 y tAS
7oc to EewYort es to Albany Sc Reecipa By I.is|
10 900 bush Barley 3soO feet Of Lumber shipments By Canal
5000 Wheat 66 90 bnh Barley l5 90 feet Of Lumbe
EEwORLEANs La Oct B-Oa easier Sc Bran, 81 b0sl 20
Pork sn SIS LatIlerce l0lc; Keg 2dhfc SugarComnon
ne 0te articles 11c6sge EIehAnse-s'srng i' hs1'i"k
BT1tILo Oct Receps-Flour 900 bba wbes. GO 900 bash
Oats shipuens-whea buh a. bush
Oats bush RYE 10 90 bash Rail ShpmenN-COn, 1900 bnsh
OATS 5000 buh Canal Pght strong aod unchanged HouI que9
and without change Wheat improved tone and het geora %
sales Of buSh Duluth Spnrg 81 ej 1850 bush No MI
wautee 81 49, Corn good demard and le higher sales, 0S
bush No. Western 6c Oats active lld lovers saes
quiet unchanged Pork. sl+ Lard Toe HehTiSsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
COTTON MARKETS.

Lo-IsyILLE Oct 25.--Cotton quiet; Mltdlngs, lsc. 49,
BosTOS 26-Coon qnict but 6m hIi'gs lBc se 70
$50 baeA
SAvASNAa 2-Coton demand; oEeDss light ndd1g4
lie net receipts 6 bales sales 1000 bales stock A50 bIes
LOUISVILLE Oct I6-CottOn quiet; MiddhLg5, lee
EEwoRLEANs Oct 2Cotton 6rn; Miedhngs, letGBtc sd RI
groa bales; eIporto Great bntan eoS
bales lis baes sales 5000 bsle. sock IS ~ baA
NoRYoLK, 15-COston steady; Low hddngs, ltetAI
recept l5O l4So ales saes o bales
stock. 1891 bales. 49,, al.
duE lS0lsic; receipts It's bales oa ts9 bales upoH
coastNe 100 bales s&es Is bales; stock, 90 bales.
ST. Oct. S6-COton lower; hidtlng, Fie .,-.,
26.COtton quiet; niddIny
eIports-coasw1se, rs bales stock VI oAes
GALVESTON steady Good OrlnaD, 5e act re-
eepts bales exporscoawise S bales aes co.. Laes SoeA
23,Sl balea
CIScINxArI. Oct 26-CottOn DALI MddIrgA l7!c -
MOBILE 2-CottOn MddLngs lSc net receipts, lgJL
baes eIpo-eoastwSs 1886 bales; Is 2V bAes stock, sH
bales
MExpHrs Oct 2s-cOOn quiet but tmi hddins" l7l~ rs'
eeips, !. 965 bales . , ,
XUorsrA -COttOu quiet; MdDss lie rsesU 100 hAles
to- bales, -. -
CaARLEsroS Oct 2-Cotton firm AtdIng, aTis net re-
03 baes sSes UO bales; Soek, ~ 4oi bAes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE
COMPANY, having received from their Chicago
Agents schedule OF every policy in the burned dis
tict, take this opportunity Of informing the public
that, without estimating salvages and considering
the whole total loss. the sum will not exceed in
round figures, 90 10000, Of which amount S540 600
Is reinsured in perfectly solvent companies. who
The extreme loss, therefore, which can fan on this
Company in no event will be greater than 81 900 600
Upon q basis Of fifteen per cent salvage, however
which Is o moderate estimate statistics Showing
that IN other cenflagratiOns which have occurred in
the United States during the past fifty years from
twenty to twenty per cent has been sayed) the
Company can safely say that the aggregate lOes
which will in all probability be entailed upon them
is 81 100000 This statement Is made only after
any different figures which may be given to the pub.
ho through the Press otherwise, are incorrect or
false, and furnished either through ignorance or
malice.
On tho first of January, 1871, the Fire Reserve
Fund was $3600,000, and previous to the Chicago
Fire the results of the present year had been sue
cessful that the Fire Reserve Fund be fairly
considered augmented to 100000 on the first Of
October, 1871.
The American Assets, amounting to over 81 300 900,
will remain intact, the Company having instructed
the Managers to pay all the Chicago claims by sight
drafts on the London Office. The condition of the
Company, therefore at the present time may be con-
sidered as follows: Capital, $0,0O0,OOO; Fire Re-
serve Fund, after paying Chicago losses, at least
81 900 900; Assets in United States over 81 10000.
The Branch Office of the Company in this Country
IS located at so Wllliam-st York, and Agencies
are now established at all the prominent Cities IN
the Union. BY order Of the Board of Directors.
CHAS. E. WHITE, Associate Manager.
Oct % 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

esss 100 essae sbeep 80 per he'd, 81 d. "a n.
STATE lanahs 81 d. alta ' - '''~' NJ :"
g. d., II n, SEE ~ ~ ''" :" w. VI
Pieoes at Weehsvksu ls9 Western sheep. n D. lAe
HGcs-Arnus 81 s1Sse4eeG FORFEIT s. Inf Com
munpaH or total % slS9 Several
held three Us Ohio oe yer. a, gs.tcv ,Es,
IS TO- and an o. 06c, The market vas yerT 3.
eIdayi state dressed hogs have bers e0mse sO
they sold tOay quantity &C., some e.n arrival, a, &.
a1c u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
Coleman BeDed!Ct's closing quotations were
NN1N 49,, 49,

Gold has been dull and steady at iii 0il? though ex'
ccptional transactions reported at li and ll2l
The disbursements OF November interest foot up
s. Co., including s2j5OOOO yesterday NOtwhstand-
ing these gold is and has, to-
day. commanded q consideration of 3-64 OF per cent
with late loans fat The steamer J OF Antwerp sailed
with si55O5 in specie. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank'was as follows Gold cleared A6,723G|
gold balances SI26j2; balances, <l,5iG957.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per NORTH Rtuer TtsAs Rds,roadG
ocr 26-O pkgh Ashes 22S baes Cotton les case. Cooper ~
pigs Dried Fruit bb Egg al9 bills Flour lo3 bb Meal III
Bags Meal lei wheat $3.50 bush Corn % lss bUh 0ss
bush Malt 10 600 bah Barley s bash PeAs
l543 Seed loo bb Oatmeal 0 bags W. Feur 40
bags FDcd 2s bss Hsps bales Hemp 1854 dds Leather te
bb Spirits urpeEine 46 bb Rosa IS ptg BeeL lO pkg Cat
Msr 4e plsL Lard 2 is Lard s2s Pkg asS psgI s.esSa
nut pkgs Rice speter ESQ pkg Starch hhds To-
baecp, q pkgs Tea, 3al bblA Mhisky 10 eAles Wssl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

The Philadelphia stock market was irregular to-day
Pennsylvania skies sold at 1867 Philadelphia AMI Erie
Railroad 81; Reading Railroad, 53s and Pennsylvania
Railroad, j9l. Gold closed at llil
Treasurer Spinner has received letter from the vice
President Of Southern Bank and Trust Company say
ing: We receive our currency from Ncw-Iork and OF
late we have only been able to obtain >lCOO notes ana
$500 notes With these denominations the cotton crop
cannot he moved planters and country people require
small currency, and cannot do without II. There Is
IN error somewhere. Either the Government, the
National BlIiSs. both, have Issued 100 much
lar.c currency for the wants OF the peo-
ple There Should 10 remedy, and that speed
ny. Plcac give the subject your prompt attention;
Tie Urea Srprs response Isl 81 beg to say thHt TINS
office has been the commencement Of the issue or
legtcndcr notes OF lSG9 and is prepared TO supply
notes OF either OF the dcnOmniuaOns from IL to $1,000
that may be required and paid for that the scarcity OF
small notes general IL evineed by the fact that IL Is
now receiving accommodation to banks large
amounts small notes, which they claim are burdens 10
them in shape aud paying therefor In large notes
notes of the old issue received at this ONCE new
notes will furnished the charges OF nsportatlOn
bath WAYS at the expense Of the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-ocr. d

C,t-R.e.Dts $40 heal aLins 49, or 2os cars g,aa s
LAST weeks Under the hight supply
acVe, and prices steady The advance vb ~
sales 30 Keutacky rangng from LISA to 90 rs
J7k l ringing LIS 90 D, a ~ ~geeq
6j0 IS IA.
and dull ssd WesLen, vt
Raging 10 @ 1853 Canada sleep, sC.e frs3
lie 10, 75d IS 100 Michigan sheep ayersdDg q
Hegs-ReceiptS 5ol3 head ct dull and heavy VIII
- 20 for choseA4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
Metropotan Bank shares sold at 133, and Fourth Ma
.ionol nria1nri The following were the bids:

In railroad bonds the TRANSACTIONS largest In the
Pacific securities, Centras selling at lOi0l0li and
Union Pacific Firss, s550s6; Chicago and NORTHWESTERN
Frsts sold al 94; New.Jersey Central FIrsts. lOt and
Michigan Southern Sinking Fund, 100 The other sales
were trihing The following the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

stote bonds wero higher on Tennessees and South
caronas the first named advancing and the latter ono
er cent ON the January and July Issues those Of April
md october selling at than per cent decline
North Carolinas were dull and steady The following
Aha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

The bids for the Treasury gold amounted to 100000 at
rates ranging from l1O2G TO 1l7. OF these S2Ooo was
accepted at III GO to Hill six hundred thousand dollars
was delivered to-day.
Ill., Tho nod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD Bonds.

NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN-IIIRTlES.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND July.
EXEMPT FROM UNITED STATES TAX.
No SAFER INVESTMENT in tie market, or one
YrLDING 4 LARGER INCOME 5-2Os and all market
ahIc Securities received in exchange at Current
Rates.
A $1,000 FIvE-TwENTY BOND will buy S1,l4O
NORTHERN PACIFICS, upon which steady gold in
terest of g. 10 is secured to the holder
We recommend these Bonds with the utmost con-
fidence to Capitalists, Investors Savings Banks, and
the public generally.
JAY COOKE & Co..
No. ~ Wall-st, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
THE MARKETS.

ICarefully reported for Tas TRIBrSE.I -. 49,
THURSDAY. Oct B lS1l
ASHES quet at 81 1898 25 Pearls dull at SO asa % IS
COTTON active for sales 80 bales 5Io last even
ng6J srrye which 1J for export IJ for CONSUMPTION
J15 The market for the intu Is
moderately Bloc higher favorable foreign neW put
sales follows basis OF 10" Mid
al w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
Oct. %. 1871.

MISSOURI, Iowa, AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.-This
road runs between the Hannibal and st. 10 Railroad
and the Burlington and Missouri River Railway,
and will be q rival of these roads and of the Rock
Island and Northwestern Railroads. 1t passes
through tier Of counties west of the Mississippi
whose statistics promise larger business than some
of its aforementioned rivals enjoy. All the said
rival enterprises profitable and successful to an
eminent degree. 1t is pushing forward with rapidity
has much road finished, and presents solid security
for its present issue of bonds.
We offer them at 90 and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
NaSsnm-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
EDWARD HAIGHT & Co.,

EDWARD HAIGHT & Co,
No. Wall-st, recommend the bonds of the
RONDOUT AND OswEGo RAILROAD
In exchange for 5Os The investor adds - per cent
u his capital and Az to his income.
JACKSON Co. MISSOURI EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale by w. Z. CONVERSE d Co., u Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

two or three miles to finish. Limited to &1ee00 per
mile Of finished road A good road. safe bond and
good guarantee. We offer them at 95 and interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., No. Is Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
SuIcs OF Gor,rrnenl Bondt.

5000 IL Ga al Cou,....l6Ils O0 o. s. $50 Cog 6L...l9
$50 $40 Coz - 80 n - cc.a Ilsl
10 90 500 U. S. %, al Rrg....Ilal
saD, o. iar Boads-IaGTodt Bni-Bahk ana Ralr0ad-Exp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

EIoHr Per onr GoiD BoSpa-First Mortgage
on the Mcntseueyy. and Eufania Railroad, end In
.Aorsod By the stats of Al.haas. The read has but
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SECOND Roar
SECOND BOARD T. VI.
n 4

r..
So Car 6 2h MarpdhS ffc Nv j. ~ 'r"''1' ,,cI
lev and hi, - a., Adams Express Rsiroad .INt
800 guy go 4pi bet cali ...... 83i 100 Ctc Rec L.
500 Arb. Is Nom i'O Ne lMk' ~ ~
LII Eot Ii{ co Hu Il Rd.b.c 88i 100 MI. & 1t II.
oJJ Tn Iac ltai zoo: ~ h1ioIu.' -; ~
ro.d Is, NJ. 81 lJ Fine Rs 2y 20 Del Lac WeS
G00 C1ry y Pitts % Erie Raid pre- Ra."ad ..:lOtI
81 m 800. o. ferret ......'... GO go chic 4 A;on
crOP .-6r Nail 100 l. Sh { Is SO Railroad llJ5
Railroad O. 800 Han L ~. Jos
1' 81 10 ............. vi rr'iaai.,.. Il
700 ......... 100 Mon Pac Rat 2m.'...",... 1T
In Iee roni. ..... D. c -, lo9 GhhG' -,
between caL.... So Ipl NeA L. H. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

bait Alex and Georgetown Extra Family 81 l3DSl
6:aT.I: ::n..... ;;;. md y:.; S
Rye Is moderate demand and hsawi sales Is OOA We
soass % sv u. and IS l'Sss IS
Com ST Meat @i'. Jsrey - s 50 e. es
Corn Meal western 20 70 Com Neal b. Ou' 10 Is 70 Is
'G Buck heat Flour Gu State So Pennsylvania
Ia. freely Offered ,a and r. s. s .
ngs light weak The eharerug business dull owing
Of vessel o STper The enssSeHe1 Uy were To
to at Ill "a bis Flour 5fSg
$ 20 o Flour fs.sa 50 Ss Of sSS g nd 70
G GI's ~ 200 The c6aItsT
Dark s with ~, 81, s GRIP P. to SS S S' SD D;oe
Cork for orders at Il. an american S:Tl VII. 100 SSs
with Refined Petroleum. bnce Cork for ORDERS at Ia with
GRAiS-n Wheat there is lille doing holders generally skiing
sssJ p fs@ s 10 og,S a:
s 5jasl 81 for No do II SS 81 So for Red Wsstern ss9
for Amber Amber dS 81 a s. S o White White G Gsast
bush 9c for T%S SSS SEQ s sas TssT a.
State At TSc Barley Mat heavy bush STATE 81 Os
niR s 81 s5 9 Bsss .sg5 .ss tsss
With .ys :S IS S 'Gr bs%p and 1n."nd q
8ic and 7SG7sc AlO's "hte at Sic heuO"
a hIi' ie11 at 81 sppgi 81 soasI for
unchanged 81 10 for Long Rye s'GS for Short d. and
de~.nd foreign and prices uncertain
Domestic aSs: sales Of SS SS at $3.50 saasao Roam
fra but dull SraGsI - l5d 81 as with bills sold The higher
S. and P s So :. &c s aS bot q SS .. -
Wilmington. with 81 bbls. Washington sold at 80 Tl.
OIAmercn Hnsed still soc. for casks and Sc TOT
bbls Crude Fsb Oils steady; other OILS are dull
PROFESSIONALISM freely offered and lower closing rather tame
sales $50 bblS S3d Sl3 10 for New Mess Sl1 for CITY DO
Prime; 50 for Western Prime hess OI future
delivery quiet sales 500 bbs Meas at $A for February
bb half November $l3 Mess offered S Is cash
100 bba seller March S+ N 500 s6 Western Prime hess a
H. and loo bbs do do private terms Beef continues STEADY
Terce quiet SoGs for Old and el10S2 fol
sales ~ bbls at $a3OS2 for New Cut
nominal Bacon dull small Gales Of City Clear a
ale Dressed Hogs steady 6ds for City Lard du sales SIS
bbls 9dStc for City 9d9ic for fair "a
Kettle Rendered for future delivery the
market heaTy sales Cincinnati seller December and Jan
usry Oc to-day aud last evening sse now offered
| that without BUYERS
PBTROLRUM-Rsaned firmly held in limited demand, owing 10
want Of 20e0 bb contracts Isle for October
Cases quiet steady Nphtha Brner Sales a0 bills
and bbl Eutabe vessel private
quotations - 81 Uppe ana - 11$t on
lae Of OF 1900 bills a. lS Cfnde
bulk dull In Phsdeiphia the market Wa' Srn viii
| SO bbhL October sold At 2+tc -
bags Foreign at 81 Offc
fair good Refining 9d9 % 80 hhds at d9c Tor Cuba 2
Havana Rened dull at Dadl2bc for HadA
sTEARiN steady; sses 10 900 Choice City in hAda al l and
| 50 tea Western at loo. ...
sEBS-Coyer Is eaer l0ie Timothy % Is
TALLOW nmi rs wv City at &c, aud 5000 GTeAsS
| at7tc $780,
| WHISKY 10 Arm; sales $50 bblA at ssds'lc
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DEDEMPTION OF BONDS.
IL HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY CoMPANYj
NOTICE TO BoNDBOLDERS-Seaed proposals. viii be eee, d
until January sale The uRdergne Of e
O Of Sinking u The Roaatee and TEXAS Ce Rats
Csnpsnyi Of $4,000 Of The Bonds sfthe Western 'sOs
Parties asep.sa viii es aOafea Of the without
delay wa. WaITEs PHELPS, rfaa'.sA>
Exchange place New-Y0rk City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04

TNOR the SEASON-A CHARMING PLACE. SITUATED
on the Housatonic river, In Fairfield county, Conn.
e furnished throughout house surounded BY one acre Of
lawn finely shaded garden contains " OF acre, all
planted carriage etabes depot
and steamboats, of the oveest places the State For
further particulars inquire Of NJ RAMSEY 365 Broadway
New York. between and 4P, M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04

EOR lsALE-Af HOLBROOK, L. l., HOUSE, BARN
and upwards at 1856 per acre near the depot $50 $780,
by monthly instaments thriving settlement church, school,
stores, hotel shoe factory &C. Call for particulars
T. A. r. WEBSTER, IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-04

DY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
- Sausrooms So Thirteenth street. Broadway.
Carpets, Oicloths, Shades and Chandeliers.
On Friday MAY at O'Clock T. M all the rich Carpets
and Ocoths OF The private dwelling S3 East Ninth street,
near University place. N. B.Remenber the hour O'Clock
n NJ.