, 1872-10-11
NEW YORK.

WuEu GiultlEi NCu6ll
NEW YORK.
Sp.e;ar Detpu.ch Tie CaieGgo T1tuns.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-The chief topic in finan-
cin1 circles to-dsy was The advance of per cent
III the minimum discount rate OF the B1nk Of
England, which was put up to per cert Ibis
is the highest rate Of. the bank slnce the out
break of the war between Francs and Prussia,
and indicates that the bank directors are anxious
to await, if rossible, the dr1in Of bullion to Ger
many. Tke Prussian Government have largo
balances in Londcn, and the withdrawal Of
even 3 considerable part OF them "ould bo
attended with serious results A gigantic apecu-
1ation has been raging in Germany for long
time past, and money has accordingly become
very dear. An unusually large amount OF Lon
don capital and London credit has been employ
ed in this market to raise time gold and time
r,ouev. the latter TO: the accommodation Of
stock cliques. Money lent as low ss 8 per cent
this afternoon for broke.s balances. The rase
Mt the bank is sharp Z, aud tie best mercantile
paper is quoted at l0@12 per cent.
THE srocR aAEEEr.
opened strong, but there 1as q bad break in
Pacific Mail before the first board. which
checked the upward movement, and made the
entire market heavy, in which condition it con-
tinued until sitter Il O'Clock. During the after
noon there was a ir,uer tone, the only weakness
having been in Wabash. The principal dealings
Of the Gay were in Pacific Mail, Western Union,
Ohios, Wabash. Columbus, Chicago d Indiana
Central, Lake Shore. and Northwestern.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
strong a: 1888: for prime, and 11oH for ehort
sight.
f1m throughout tho dar at g. fractional
advance from the lowest prices of yesterday,
closing at 1925.
GovER:AESr BONDS
strong throughout. Central Pacific bonds
closed at 9e1z@99}z; Union Pacific f1sts, 675z@
IS; land grants, 76@767<; incomes: 79@791<-
Flour dull. aud all grades under $500 per b1l
dull. Choice extras not plenty, er6 firm
At the close the market WAS rather
steadier for low grades with fair
demand. In wheat at the opening
There was much fir1nness noticeable, owing to
Light arrivals, but shippers held OF Winter
well held and scarce. The market closes better
and easier feights give holders OF spring some
advantage. Winter scarce, but in limited de-
mand.
PORK lower and closes heavy for future deHr-
e1y, with only limited demand. Cutmeats in
good demand and firm Bacon in fair demand
Tho market is easier for future and steady for
spot Lard in fair supply and tame
ITO the A.sociated Press.]
DECLINES. y
New YORK, Oct. 1o--oswald ottendorfer pos
Ihy61y declines the IaNmany nomination Tor
MAYOR.
AaME REUNION.
The fourth annual reunion Of tho Society of
the Army and Navy Of the Cult will ba held hera
on the 18th inst General Sheridan preEides at
the banquet
TACHT RACE
The yachts Dreadusnght, Palmer. and Magic
started, this afternoon, on race &c Cape May
and return, for the Challenge Cup
DIPLOMATIC.
Count Won Amin, first Secretary OF the Ger
and will be succeeded By Count Ant!reas Bern
stord, son OF the German Embassador in
London.
Rev Samuel Seabury. grandson OF the fEst
Episcopal Bishop in the United States, and
formerly editor Of the C:urctn,an, died to-day,
aged 70.
MARINE.
New YoEK. Oct. 10.-Auiyed-.the steamship
Nevada, from Liverpool.
Atrived-Ihe Cambria, from Hamburg.
wOEA1 IAILER.
Eureka Jones, widow Of the late jailor, has
been elected Jailor Of the Hudson County JAIL
to fill the une1pTed term
TEE GUILTY FLEEs-7
Chief Of Police McWilhams, Of jersey City,
undaF Indictment for completely in the burglary
at the First National BauE OF this city and who
gaze bail in 600 to appear to-day for tdsl. is
heiered to have fled
TEE 1Ha TRIALS.
In the Court Of Oyer end Terminer this m0En-
ing, the counsel for Tweed had TuesdaJ next
fixed for arguing the motion as to the time for
The counsel asked an investigation Of o charge
that the Grand Jury had allowed private par-
ties to confer with it respecting it's dehb7rz-
tons.
In the case Of Fields: an adjournment was re-
quested On the ground Of the absence Of e1-
Comptroller Connolly. Who is q witness.
Wn- A. Beach, counsel for Connolly, On max
ing an affidavit that Connolly whereabouts ure
unknown to hin (deponent) or his family, the
Court promised al early decision in the matter
Of adjournment
rvEED's PEACE OF auSD.
Tweed said to reporter yesterday: 81 have
not been ten miles from the city in year, ex-
cept to Greenwich and New Canaan 1 am not
going to leave. and ehal1 stay perhaps longer
than some would like to have me-
BURNED TO DEATH
At fire On West Thirt tJ-eecond street. Last
night, Nicholas l1atson, boy, T'as burned to
death.
REEOEd.
The Young Mems Municipal Reform Associs-
lion met last evening and dicussed measures for
furttering the interests Of Reform It the forth
coming election.
Nlf. Greeley In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE Oct. 10.-HoEace Greeley deET-
cred an address before the Maryland State Ags-
rscultural and Mechanical Society to-dsy ct the
fair grounds, treating especially On improvement
on Torn-out lands. About twelve thousand
persons were present tonight. There IVES q
clubs. which wss reviewed by Mr.. Greeley Prev
ious to the passing Of the procession Mr. Greeley
addressed an immense crowd corgresated in
front Of Carrollton Hall. in favor Of National
rights to every citizen nov deprived of. them
He said. 81 Let us be one people Ell American
people, forgetting our differences, deploring
our past calam!ties, aud resolved that