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The New York herald., 1872-10-29

GALVESTON, Oct "a, ls72.
Cotton strong; good ordinary I7c Net receipts, 2o75
bales. Exports coastwise. g2j balcs Sales, lOO bales
Stock 30,3i0
New ORLEANS, Oct 2s 1872.
Cotton active; good ordinary, 1870. low niddings,
ls1lc m,ddiines,, igac. Receipis-Nct s,4es bales
gross 1862 bales: Exports 10 the Conne n g0)t. Sales
to-day go bales; last evening" 1000 bales. Stock,
t3, lGI bales. !
CottcI nrm; low middlings lstic. miidnes, I9c
bales. Stock 1898 bales.
Cotton quiet but firm; midd.i/rs, Islsc. lsssc.
Exports-To Continent 5554 bacs toaswisc 39GC bales
1894 bales
CpsRLssroS Oct "a, Is72
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
TIE BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
Alderman McGroaity in the chair. The Mayor
sent in the maine Of Robert NJ. Phraner for approval
to I'LL the vacancy caused In the Board OF Fire
Commissioners BY the resignation Of Anthony
Campbell. The nomination was confirmed. The
Board refused to resclnd the ordinance prohibiting
the posting OF bills on the curb stones The assess
ments for the Third avenue sewer and Tor the ln.
provement OF Bedford avenue ana unaoh strees
were confirmed The sewer assessment amounts 70
1867 635 6S. Alderman Bolan opposed Tue auop
ton OF the assessment, as II ~Fs higher than tns
original contract. The Union street improNcMens
costs $409557 ".
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were dull and mostly
steady. The Tennessees were exceptionally heavy
and little lower. The business elsewhere was
Shelly In the vireinas and North Caronas. The
following were the concluding quotations Ten
aessce, cx coupon, 74ss rs; do, new, T4s 747s;
Virginia, ex coupon, 43 q SO; do. registered stock,
old, 81 40; do. skies, consolidated bonds 54 541a;
10. sizes deferred scrip Is q l0 Georgia sxes "a
70; do. sevens, So 90; North Carolina, cx coupon
y "a; do, to North Carolina Railroad, As ~; do,
-nnding, 1866, 20 25; do. do, 1885, 221s Is; do,
sew, 20 %; do, special tax, II IA; Missouri
dxes, s2a4 as3 do Hanr,ssi and ST. Joseph el 90;
Louisiana siSes % So; do, new, 40 SIS; do
evee skies, 80 81; do. do. eights 20 rs; do. do
sights, 1875, 20 a75; Alabama Gves, 5s a 81; do
Fights, so s5; South Carolina skies, 30 IS: do.
sew, January and July, 20 2eh; do do, April and
october, ~ 20; Arkansas skies, funded, 45 a 5o
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
TAs chief feature OF the stock market, and, in
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

Tile quotations based cotton In store running in
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
CorrfE-The market very strong but the transac.
tions only moderate Sales 24Sl bags Rio ex Den
mark and 100 bags DO, ex Anna .w here but sold pre-
Ordinary cargoes, l5c: 5'lc lair, lo2sc itc
good, &c. i74c: prime, 1sc lS3c., gold 80 and 80
Domingo @ dn esSnd 49, Java lsS aige s geld SI
l47?0s bushels; corn, l777d0 do meal, $50 bbs
oats t0 bushels; barley, 664s2 do The -four market
was dull but prices nominaly the same. The sales
comprising Al kinds, asyregate about 1900 bbls;, al
meal quiet and easy Sales, 275 bbs of Western yell
low at s. 30 IS 3S on the dock and delivered. we
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UrIcA, N. ", Oct 2S 1872.
Cheese Tho market here duh to-day; offerings
reached 1000 boxes; of these 1900 sold at 4c
l4hc. one lot reached l5c.
At Little Falls private dairy cheese sold Mt Zoe. l4c
the ruling figures were l3ac. l3Sc about 700 boxes
were sold Factory cheese sold at lSac ltisc the
eales $40 -' '' - '
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

The trade movement was invariably slow to-day,
the "wheels OF commerce" being literally blocked
By the impossibllity Of procuring transportation
around the city. The obstruction to commerce oc-
casioncd by the horse plague was greater to-day
than at any previous time, while the adverse in
fucnces growing out OF the blockade were more
potent than ever In some departments trade was
positively at stand ON account OF the impossi-
bility OF obtaining means Of transportation,
the acarth Of sound horse nesh being
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
Since. JAM $24o 700 1921 $751; $50 ss62 sol lo4


Since JAM $24o $780, 700 $321, $751; $50 $780, 591 l04
MONEY ACTIVE.
The money market was active, but the inquiry
seemed to be in great measure accelerated for
speculative purposes. At least such was the inter-
probation put upon the readiness Of certain parties
70 pay the highest rates of the day. The early bus
ness was at ca per cent, with exceptions to the
government dealers at per cent. Toward the
close OF banking hours gold was bid, next O
thirty-sccond and eventually as high as sixteenth
equivalent to 22h per cent per annum, was paid.
The
OBJECT OF THE MOVEMENT
seemed accomplished when three O'Clock arrived,
for In the few minutes subsequent to that hour
money was offered freely again at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper was unchanged and
quoted a IL per cent discount
Foreign exchange was unvared in quotation
but unsettled in tone, opening heavy bat closing
arm. 6
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET
= evidently in an easier condition, to judge by the
prices OF cOnsols, which have advanced X q x per
cent since Saturday morning. Our bonds stand
about as they did in the latter part OF last week,
but Eries show an activity and Improvement sug-
8estive OF revival OF speculation in them on the
part OF the British public.
GOLD LOwER-1135 112T.
The early heaviness OF the foreign exchanges as
well as better supply OF commercial bills drawn
against exports OF cotton, induced weakness in the
gold market and falling off In the price from 113I
- l12X. The market was dun and quiet through
ont the day. The sub-Treasury paid out $245,000
On account OF interest and $26,7OO on account Of
yedeemed 1ve.twenties
THE COURSE OF THE MARKET
y shown in the following table OF the principal quo
AAff nff In 1lau
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

The more active inquiry for money and the lower
ruling Of the gold premium, as well as the genera,
depression prevailing at the Stock Exchange,
Ted to q practical decline in the government
list. The market was intensely dull withal,
and left of steady as follows :-Unted States cur
Tcncy sxes 1857 114iS; do. do, 1881, registered
ll4x 1151s; DO do, coupon, 1165s 1l67s; do.
uve-twenties, registered, May and November, 112,s
112%; do. do 1862, coupon, do, 115zs 1161s; do.
do 1864, do do, 115X 1i6s do. do, 1865, do. do
llex hey; do, 1867, registered January and
July, 1l4X ll5 do. do, 1865, coupon, do, l14al
ll4X; do. do, 1867, do do, 115 a 1151s; do. do,
166s, do. do, l14ys lis; do. tcn-forties, regis
tered, 1osh 1osa1; do do, coupon, 10sll q 1osX;
do. nves OF 1881, registered, 1905 no. do. do.
DO, coupon, Ill 11l1.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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mIncIuded In the above are go bales to arrive For
follows Sales Saturday after p M-Octoncr 400 at
200 at 70 7lSc 2oo At l0o at isc, SS0 At
is y i6e 400 at 1885, DECEMBER 800 at Is ls soS at
March, 100 At ol5lSc; April 50 at sc iOl 2o3sc.
Total $50 bales: Free on board, 200 bales Savannah,
SoS At isc 100 at i9iGc s5 at lsc. 800 at 70 lsi6ca
a. 10 9Sc 200 lec November 100 at Is ls6c, loo at
isssc., 20 at is 1910 boo lsc 500 at IS lSGc, 600 at
e 200 At issSc l0 at January 100 az iss
fcSpuar @ a. o t 90 ~ a. Ma March 20
y 100 at 2os 100 SS lsiSlScI 200 at Isc April.
Total 1850 bales. Grand total, 1890 bales
ton, 2075; New Orleans. SiSs; Mobile s7aS sayannah
Asa 0harleson 1884 Wilmington los; Norfolk, 3,si7;
baltimore, 30; New York. 1885, Boston, l3O-T0tal, 1883
This day last week s4Ss this day last year. 1903 Rates
on So!t9n 20 iorcgn p9rts closed % follows ITO Liver
Ia. lac SAL ic COMPRESSED; to Hamburg BY steam,
to Baltic ports by steaih via England s1 lii6d to
Medterranean ports by steam via England, Sad IL iGd
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Sudden Tumble in Pacific
a Mi,
afays Eta -
FALL OF NEARLY NINE PER CENT.
The Drop Precipitated by the
Loss Of Another Steamer.
The Vessel Worth $4,000 and the
Stock Deprecated $2,OO0.O00.
STOCKS HEAVY AND LOWER.
Erie Exceptionally Strong and
Higher in London and Here.
MONEY I'M BETTER DEMAND.
1he Rate on Call Rises from 6 to g2 Per Cent
and Closes at 7 Per Cent.
GOLD LOWER AND QUIET.
Governments "Off" and Foreign Ex-
change Unchanged.
Erie Exceptionally Strong and
Higher in London and Here.
MONEY IN BETTER DEMAND.
1hc Rate on Call Rises from 6 to g2 Per Cent
and Closes al I Per Cent.
GOLD LOWER AND QUIET.
Governments "0ff" and Foreign Ex-
s change Unchanged.
WALL STREET, /
MONDAY. Oct. 28-6 y. M. I

WALL STREET, /
MONDAY, Oct 28-6 p M.
On 'Change to-day cotton was active and frmer
for ''spot," but irregular for future. Flour was
aull and UNCHANGED, while wheat and corn were
neglected and lower.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTs
The following shows the imports exclusive OF
ppecie) at the port OF New York for the week end
ing October 20 and since the beginning OF the
year.
1870 1871. 1872
Dry goods. $2,229 100 $2,482,704 $2,2S4,027
General mdse.. 4,0S1,039 5,363653 5,1754S4
Total for week $6,31O229 $7,S26357 S7,459b11
Prev reported. 3,3794 313, 705 1893 355, 593
Since JAM $24o $780, 700 $s21, $751; $50 ss62 lO4
MONEY ACTIVE.
The money marKet was active Int tho innuirv
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

was dun and weak quoted at sssc e 's Small saes
made footing Up about % 66s prices within the
EsnSs ss as 'q ss' SHS,sSy S d se
Sa? TSs % Psf terms '"'
a q Che market gem
Hs%Ss;
were lnasys I ss saSG.ns S 'iss rs,
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boxes e Ely clear FOr future boxes e
kss, @ 1000 BOXES o. long ana short clear 70,
Psss"'ss P asSSsHy p'tssse s
e. for the range na Of heayy e market pigs
sss: j SS; ss .
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% @ sa % ppsss prompt seeT Te
steady s ea at
Sic, and la5 bags Ransoon at &C. &c. Patna was
sueARThere has been less doing o.Jayin raw but the
%aee1 on ssy M a., Gssq e. Ss. aSs M es5
6S boxes Including good rein reined CUB Cuba, y bcme
o9sc Refined was in good demand and decidedly better
quoted at l2s4c n z5sc. for standard AS, and l3c
ls4c for hards We, quote Cuba refining
interior to common, SIC g,sc; fair to good fair
= good ssss , sMe prime T. choice, sse: loc.;
hhds. and boxes, 7sc. a &C melado lsc. 6sac.
S . e Is llc Hssc do, - 70 % ilssc 2,.s; do;
prime ssc 9,c grocery iair to choice, 9lsc lo4c.
Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos TO IL TIC. gac Java
Superior and extra superior, &c. a 8ssc.
srEARIkg was In demand and firm. Sales, 100 ierces TO
arrive, at SIC.
TALLow continued quiet, but firm Sales 10000 lbs OF
common, at SIC. choice held at &c
WHIsKEY.-Receips 325 bbls. The market about
steady az saturdays closing prices The sales foot up 10
bbls at g3lsc.
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greater than ever. Values OF merchandise
were greatly and adversely affected, ana
in almost all cases where important changes were
noted they were In the interest OF the buyer
though "buyers'' were seldom found, even when
extraordinary inducements were onered. As q
rule prices were .gominal. The movement In cot
ton was fair and prices were generally frm, both
for lots on the spot and for future delivery Flour was
dull because Of the utter imposibiy of moving it.
Wheat was duh and lower while the true Of
corn and oats whiskey steady under a fair IN
qnry Provisions were again quiet, without decided
change in prices Groceries but moderately dealt
in still the market very strong throughout Pero
leum quiet and easy, but lower. Naval stores
were dull. Spirits was easier, but rosin firm.
CorroNIhe demand for cotton on the SPOT and to ar
rive was active and prices for all grades advanced c
Future DELIVERIES We're irregular Considerable excite
ment prevailed In the forenoon In consequence Of
scarcity OF October contracts available for purchase and
ane price snnsequenty dropped on 70 lsc. at which
The latter months for the most part were not
market closed tame. The sales mp as iollows:- +
zo-day. Sat Ereg. Total
!Ixport. ,...................,... s0ol zS0 s2Sl
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CLOSING pRIoEs-4 O'CLOCK p M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Good Demand, but Irrcg uuar-
Flour Dull-Wheat and Corn Lower
Pork and Lard Firm-Groceries Buoy
ant and Strong-Petrolcum Quiet
Naval stores Dull-Nhiskcy Steady.
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5000 Tenn Gs, ncw....
5000 Va 6's, con-. -.
5000 Virginia 6's, def.
1000 N C6's, old. ......
2CO0 n G SIS, is to N q II
1000 N Y C rs, rs. 49,.
10 shs Continental Blk
20W Alb h Sus I'd m...
1000 Union Pac lstm..
1000 I'm Pac I's, J 6 b.
1000 Alt h T II "a III pr
5000 Chi h N w lst. -.
5000 d, Lack&W lst IN
c000 do. -. -.
1900 Chic IL N w ST b..
IO0O Nor & rs III m...
10000 NJ Cen lst m, new
l0pC0 b, II Il Erie lst IN
lUQ0O do.
5000 G, G 4 ! y 1st. -.
5UU0 @, G 4 | @ I'd IN. :.
l000Tol, + 4 w Isl, WD
1000 Bos, Hart Il l. gtd
1900 do.
5000 Bur. G X 4 NJ LIST.
1000 North Mo lst m.
Eno 81 q w I'm Tal II r.
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=
Mleat was dull heavy and lower for all except prime
Milwaukee. For No | Milwaukee 81 80 bid, and ii
u for extra choice The sales were about 60 bushels
spEns Sl o
small lot Canada club in bond 81 60 81 65 for red Win
ter 81 o. 81 " for amber do Corn duh lower
er 5sc. 6ac for sail 6i for lots mixed on the
track and C5c. 651ac for western yellow. Oats
dull, lower and nominal. The sales foot up about
3oUU bushels at 42c 44c for new Western mixed dc
Barley was inactive caused mainly by The irmness OF
holders who demanded higher prices. Ryc-Sales 800
bushels oi western in store at Sic State nominal at SSc.
a 90c.
FREIcHTs-Th inquiry to-day for room by vessels on
the berth was limited and easy yet quot
ably lower There was fair demand for vessels for
charter particularly for the petroleum trade Rates
evnccd 70 meet the views OF shippers For other pr-
poses the inquiry fo vessels was fight The engagements
comprise TO tverpool by steam, 10000 bishcs
zoo bales cotton compresed at , $50 bales cotton al
76d 6OD boxes bacon, l0s and by SAIL 26 900 bushels
grain at SD saad 7N bales cotton At I'D TO Bristol,
BY stcam via Cardi boxes OF cheese and 200 rkns
Of butter, s 3D. TO Rotterdam by steam 900 pac
lard, Cos. The charters include:--A Norwegian bark
hence to Continental port, U0 bbls. refined petroleum.
70 the United Kingdom 300 bbls. refined do. at Isl or ii
Antwerp 1000 bbls do g. o. an Italian bark hence to
on private terms; British bark, 1000 bbs do hence
same voyage, private terms; British brig, 900 bills
do same voyage on private terms; British bark
irniladelphia 2OW bbis d. same voyage, on private
private terms Russian ship TO arrive) from do
Continent. 1910 bbls do private terms Late satur.
dayA British bark 70 tons, to Antwerp general cargo
al currcnt rates; British ship arrye) Philade.
pha TO Antwerp 10000 bbls refined petroleum, Is I'd
British ship, 7,CUt bbls. do, same voyage, at rs.
MoLAssfs.-Ihc market continued dull ana unchanged
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

- shown IN the following table OF the principal quo
tatiOns Of the days.
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