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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Concerning the Northern Boulevard-
Proposed Action Of the Park Commits.
siOners and Action OF the Property
Owners-Sale at the Real Estate Ell.
change.
About week ago the Park commissioners passed
resolution calling upon the Corporation Counsel
to take measures to discontinue the opening of
streets and boulevards above 155th street. Mr. f..
Delafeld Smith, the Corporation Counsel has thus
far not received any ntimation Of this action, and
as the great majority Of the property owners, on
the line OF the Northern Boulevard especially are
up in arms against all such proceedings, 1t Is
hardly possible that the Park Commissioners will
dare to thwart the popular will. Furthermore,
Commissioner Van Mort has also something to say
on the subject.
Boulevard, assess and award damages-consisting
OF Messrs. William Q. Traphagen, william A. Seaver
and John McClave-have very nearly concluded
their labors, and expect in few days to render an
account OF their stewardship to the Supreme Court
1t is stated that Commissioner Van Mort, with his
usual energy, will at once proceed with the WORK
OF constructing the new Boulevard, from l55th
street, through Washington Heights, to 1nwood
street.
AT the Exchange Of Brooklyn yesterday, i'm
proved and unimproved property we're sold as fol.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb IS, 1878
R Hss Exports '0"''"i's. i7S' Sales io'a STOCK
Cotton duh and shade lower good oTsdIi,nary IaHc
ass 81 sssss saba: as s evening" aas.f t.
MonrLE. Feb. 49, 1873
l7Hc.; low mddlings, ls1c. middlings l9hc. Net re
S.,-,.. - ....... wILnscros N G. Feb Is 1873
strained, IS s IoS low No And s. FOR iow No.
yellow dip and virgin Tar steady atsss anu - . ''
SAVANNAH, Feb IS, 1873
ee GStson Sass madns s 1s a Me-
e the continent loo; coaswise, H. Sales, 2S9. Stock,
ee lsor ar Sas and 5sss 81 P s.ssE Net
Flour steady and uncaangea sales Of sS 6b;
20 s1 a%"sF a 20
a1s
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delpha, 6oc; to Boston Ri to New York, &c to
ylsat $1,000 DE- $500 do oats issSOo DO barley,
sss5 White 500 sS wSest dTa; NJ SilSaases 70
2i ssso 3 MH
SSa &c s?IlH w6s esaaf
s is Of bushels 10 in 6s
No Toledo 45c Barley firm sales OF 800 bushels Can.
ada at 81; 4O do western, on private terms western
held at Use twor s State &c SOC tour-rowed SOC
prime Winter Western 81 los 81 Is; prime Canada 81
81 70. OIDer articles unchanged. -, = =
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%h; '$ss Hiss$Sf js{ a. srs9f
s and WEAK MsISh at @ % %xsa ssss p
q rejected, 2s4c 24c. Rye steady, at Tor No.
Barley dull and declining at Csc Toe for No Fall s5
$50 20 No Provisions active and higher Pork sold
atsi2 7oasl2 rs cash SIS 10 seller April! Lard ad-
Bulk meatsDemand good at full prices sellers holding
Off; sales Of shoulders at loose 4c packed; short
Dressed hogs firm and IL fair demand at 81 ss Receipts
oats 81 O00 do; rye, 5000 do, and barley 5000 Ship
mentsFlour 1000 bbls wheat 5000 bushels corn 1000
DO oats 100 do; 1000 DO, and barley, II 900 do.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoND0N, Feb. 12.-Consols
end American securities closed unchanged; Erie Rail
way shares b5 CSnsois opened at nv ~ tor money
twenty bonds 5sS5s old p s2l,s Isszs ss tenfOrtes,
PARIS BouRsE.PARIs, Feb 3Rentes closed at 55f Coo.
FRAsKroRr BoURsR.-FRANKroRr, Feb 13-A. NJ
issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARREr-LIvERPooL, Feb. 13-4 p.
M-The market closed heavy mddling uplands 9s4d
middng Orleans 0d l0sd The sales of the day have
port OF the sales 5000 bales American. Sales of
cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston deliverable
February at 9d sales of cotton shipped from Savannah
or Charleston, February and March, at 9-l6d.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUYFs MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Feb 49,
p. M.-The market for bre Adstuhs Is quiet.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERPOoL, Feb. 13-
Evening-Beef Sos. per tierce for Pork 61s.
per Dbl for Bacon, 35s Cd cwt for short
rib mGdles.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M
CONNER CIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet for s'Spot," but Active for
"Future - Receipts ut the Ports, 1857
Bales-Flour Dull-Whent Nominal
Corn steady-Onts Firm-PrOvisiOns
Generally Ouiet-Groceries Quiet-Pc-
troleum Dull-Spirits Turpentine NOM
inal-Eosin Eirmcr-VVhiskcy Easier.
THURSDAY, Feb. 13-8 p. NJ.
The general merchandise markets continued
dull and values were nearly nominal, particularly
those commodities which are taken for export.
Cotton was dull and nominal. At the Produce Ex-
change business was dull and In some articles
trade was almost at stand. Flour was not
wanted to any extent, but the market was never.
theless little more steady. Wheat was duh and
entirely nominal. Holders quoted No. Milwaukee
nominay ST 10 In store, but this was generally re-
garded as at least to cents above the market.
Nothing was done-the difficulty of negotiating
freight engagements being the prime cause. Corn
was still dull, but closed little more steady. oats
were nrmer under q continued good demand.
Whiskey remained quiet, with a moderate business
at unchanged figures. Provisions were called firm,
though very quiet. Pork was held nrmer. but
business crcumscribed. Lard was dull Bacon
was in fair demand and frm. Groceries remained
quiet, but prices were not essentially changed.
Petroleum was dull. Naval stores were quiet,
spirits were nominal and rosin was rather nrmer.
CoTToN.-The market for cotton on the spot was
without decided change, the market being dull and
values to q great extent nominal. The low grades
of cotton were particularly unstable except at prices
materially under quotations Future deliveries
hrmer with nriy active demand, and closed about nc
per ID. higher We sum up thus
Export 3 ~ IS. y ~ sse
C0nSumpuoE.. fb ~ o4
Total .,..,................l,077 II llH
future delivery Oasis low MddngS the sales have BEEN
@ 49, s.fes IS
1900 at 2Oc; April 200 at 20sc. 200 at 20 6c. May,
loo at 20 Ill6c $50 at 2Oc 20 at 20 l3l6c 100 at
June, 700 at axe, 200 at q Lie July, 100 at q 96c.
total $3.50 bales Sales to-day up to three p M-Febru
arv 500 at 2Oc, 800 at 10 10 200 at 20c 900 at 2c,
200 at 20 l-l6c BOO at 20se., 100 at % 3l6c, March,
Ill., Ct "Si ta q @s$S &C. 8 s%s$s 81 2ps 4
at 2O,Sc 900 at 20 96c May 800 2Uc 100 at 20 3l6c,
100 at 20c 100 at ~ l3l6c 100 at 2Usc 600 at 2Oc
June, l. 100 at 2l5Sc., 400 at 81 Sl6c. July, 400 Mt
| Il 9-l6c., leo at 2llac. Exchange-hc. paid
| TO exchange 100 February for March Total li,73O
bales Grand total, ISL bales. The receipts at the
ports thpsGa,Gaiyeston l9S bales New Orleans
Wilmington, 29s Norfolk. l75s; Bsltimore, So; New
lS7 This day last year ESS6 Rates on cotton to for
BY steam, De pc sail, L., comP55essed TO Ham
iIc; sail lie. 10 Liverpool by steam, 5-l6d. 5sd. !;
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market Active
.G but Easier.
The Rate on Call RelaXes from liz Per Day
to 6 Per Cent Per Annum.
THE LAST QUOTATION CAT PER CENT
A Dull and Firmer Speculation at the
Stock Exchange.
CLOSING TUMBLE IN UNION PACIFIC.
The Congressional "Bears" Threaten.
ing Something Dreadful.
An Advance in Erie, Western
Union and Pacific Mail.
THE GOLD MOVEMENT vAGARIOUs.
The Congressional "Bears" Threaten.
ing Something Dreadful.
An Advance in Erie, Western
Union and Pacific Mail.
THE GOLD MOVEMENT vAGARI0Us.
The Government Sells L,5OO,OO0-.-RepOrted
Disagreement in the Pool.
WALL STREET.

THURSDAY. Feb. 13-8P M.
On 'Change to-day cotton on the 'spot" was
neglected and nominally unchanged, while STU
lures" were in good request at 116c. $780, per h.
advance In prices. Flour remained dull, but un-
changed. Wheat was entirely nominal IN the
absence Of sales, and corn was only IN limited
demand but about steady.
Tue GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE.
The bids for the government gold were thirty In
number, and called for total of $s,1O4,oo at
prices ranging from 1880 to 114.1a. The million
and half was awarded at 11406 114.13.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London quotations came steady for consols
and United States bonds, with slight advance IN
the '65s. The managers Of the Bank Of England
made no alteration this morning in the rate Of
discount, although the bullion account for the
week exhibited decrease Of f355, 900. Fries went
or to 5O, rallied to 51H and closed at 5l-equiva-
lent to about e4H in our currency. French rentes
were better at $780, The London and Paris mar
kets appear to have been UNAFFECTED by the politi
cal developments in Spain.
80 MONEY EASIER.
The money market was active and a part OF the
time stringent but, on the whole, developed an
easier condition, the last result being the conse-
quence of the disbursement by the government Of
over q million dollars OF currency for the bonds
bought the previous day. The early demand was
urgent at 7per cent and commission OF 1-64
1872 and as high as lie freely paid for time;
but after two O'Clock there was q steady increase
Of the supply, and loans were made at as low as
per cent quite while before three O'Clock. Loans
were subsequently made at per cent; but the
quotation left OF no harder than 6 7 per cent.
Mercantile paper was neglected and nominay I'M
changed. The leading drawers Of sterling con.
tinued to ask 1924 and 1lOh for their Bills but the
market was weak, and rates for actual business
were 4 below the nominal standard.
GOLD UNsErTL ED-114 1143S ia.
The gold market opened strong and advanced to
I14x the extensive competition for the govern
ment gold tmparting frmness to the speculation
for Q rise. After two O'Clock heavy sales were
made for clique account, and rumor prevailed
that the parties composing the pool had begun to
disagree. These sales and the accompanying
rumors caused decline late In the afternoon to
ia. The Sub-Treasury paid out $195,O0O on &C
count Of interest and $14,s00 on account OF
redeemed nvetwenties. The course Of the market
Ia shown In the table -
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nan "A 4 A a. To North Carolina Railroad, 90 81
do. funding. 1885, % q; do. DO, 1903, 20 Is; do
new. 1sx 10; do. special tax. ID II; Missouri
sizes. OAK 95; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph. elk q
90; Louisiana SKIES, Al q IS; DO new, 45s SO; do.
levee sixes so 60; do. DO. Fights, 90 10; DO DO.
Fights, 1875, 90 20; Alabama ives. 81 q 81; do.
Fights, 50 81; South Carolina sixes, 4oa so; do.
new, January and July, FIX 21K; do. do, April
and October. "a q 20; Arkansas skies, funded. 40
STOCKS DULL AND BETTER.
A quieter tone pervaded the dealings at the
Stock Exchange and the market most OF the day
was dull. The easier working Of the money mar
ket had favorable influence on the course OF
prices, which underwent an Improvement ranging
from 4 to TX per cent, the latter extreme being
reached In the case Of Erie, which sold as high as
64a<. With this exception the improvement In the
general market barely averaged per cent The
clique spectators appeared to be making com.
parsen OF notes and gave the market little OF their
attention, and hence
GENERAL LULL
in business The smaller "bears" were disposed
to take the profits of the recent decline, and the
covering OF their contracts one Of the reasons
of the stronger tone Of the market The best
prices were made about halfpast three
O'Clock. After that hour sudden 'break''
to 33T In Union Paclnc, caused Dy un-
favorable advices from Washington as to the In
tentions Of Congress concerning the appropria-
lions on account OF government transportation,
caused q reaction Of 4 u per cent. The pool In
Pacific Mail feel encouraged by the fact that
the business OF the company has necsssi-
tatei the charter OF an extra steamer this month.
The st. Paul stocks were exceptionally weak all
day and declined about one per cent % compared
with Wednesday.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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act and nominsly the same in price.
me cs " s Ss
mand and the scarcity alone prevented large business
sfas 5
re- oy Austrian hence Ss to CORK
for orders the United Kingdom 600 quarters grain at
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peTSeam on Private terms oue, with the execution
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&c. Sses s OF h h0d dsS OF
% Ss Il Porte p ksG s 4s s Of English
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Cuba, Wascovado, refining ....... &c. a sc. -
English lslan Observation-Disclosures. soc. $50 .-a1
S.y.l slSsHs-Ihc market for spirits Of sSSpsnsSe
continued dull and nominally uDehanged Ssc was the
% Rosn Was moderately fair demand and
% wS asss SGf tie market sTSs T
s s: nr sco sts s sns NJ al
q s. at witch H wa
easier
PsrRoIRux-The market for refined in fact for all
kinds continued dun and nomnaly the yester.
day Refined quoted at 2c for spot month OF March de.
livery Crude in euik at &C. cases a. &c, and naphtha
ket dull and nomna quoted On the roads at g. Is
market continued dull and entirely nominal Refined
Sales were rumored of 1900 bbs Of high test In New
y York for last half of April at Il &C.
PRovisoSs.-Reeelpt pork. az sbis beef 100 pack.
ages cut meats 5J do; lard, 2,t53 bbs and fierce
The market for pork quiet but Arm; quoted at
Ala 30 for remainder north or March. Sales were
made late yesterday Of 500 bbls for April DO.
were obbed at Sl40 for mess aud $l3 IS for old.
4 Bacon was in fair demand and the market firm: We
heard $50 boxes long clear at !c go do OF
short clear at 7Ac 500 do OF long and short clear for
March at IKE and $50 do Of short rib for March at kc
Dressed hogs-The market was hrmer city quoted al
6lsc &c and Western at SIC SIC Beefwas quiet bnl
former prices current Sales, in iobbng way, about
bb within the range si 50 FOR new plain mess $s
mess terces and s2a s2s tor do India mes Merces
also 800 bbls. within the range Beef hams renamed
quiet but steady within the range Of s s Io @
demand only moderate Prices remained unchanged
&C., and 5000 lbs Of picked bellies ct &C. Lard-ih,
steam. The sales include lao dercss cash aud io
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES HEAVY.

The Southern State bonds were dull and heavy
Tor the general list with further decline In new
South Carolinas to 2l2s. The Tennessecs were ex
ceptionally nrm and u a n better. The following
we're the closing quotations Tennessee, ex cou.
pom, 79K TON; do. new, 7ok . 7sx; Virginia, ex
coupon, as SO; do. registered stock, old, 81 AZ
10. SKIES, consolidated bonds, 55x q 65X; do.
uxes, deferred scrip, lax lax; Georgia skies, "a
7s; do. sevens % a OIL: Nsrth Carolina, ex cou-
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February. at 31ec 100 terces at 7c 50 tcfces Of
choice kettle at 76c 500 erces March at
ssl6c and 500 terces for June last evening, at $50
City lard was steady At Sc with sales Of l60 iercea
RIcE.-The demand to-day has been only moderate but
the market was steady The sales include IS OF
Carolina at from &c. &C.,, and 20 bags Of Rsngoon ct
sUGAR-The market for raw to-day was dull and In the
absence OF reported sales prices were entirely nominal
Refined also very quiet but without material
in values Messrs. o.. Amann / Co. report the stock,
sales and receipts as follows-
Stock (sscertained by actual -NS''
count, Including specus-
receipts ssa s: sSss Fsb f: sfss ss So %
ss 5ss., ..ss y:S s s.! &c as ss7sI III
stock this day, Feb 49, 1879. 1888 29sC $3.50 iass
raary is, ISL -. 1854 AAs 1885 2s
raary Is, ISL $3.50 80 se,sS M.sss s4sos7 2.S4
Taary II, 1870 $3.50 s2IM 242,Ss sss
We quote Notwithstanding, inferior to common, 7%c
. SIC. fair to good fair. SIC. U!Sc:; good to
prime to Choice and bsss
Pc age m3asses, hhds. and boxes nc. s1{c. me-
g. shc. do. 10 70 L. Sc 9c. do, t2 u.s. 91c.
i White q K 'P opo q RcoDReanins com
SSs 70 sP psiRo .sdss itF %
yava-Dutch andard Nos 10 to IL SIC, 95c. Msnls-
Superior and extra superior, Sc. a 8Ac o.
Seo P1ms hsa Oa' prices n0m
TALLow.-The market was firm under fair inquiry.
Prime city quoted at &c. The sales include about 700
WnsKEy.-Receipts s46 bbls Tho market ruled quiet,
and coScd caster 70 SELL Tho sales $40 bbls 100 OF
which were at Hc aud the balance at 93c.. closing at
the lower price.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and loves
nricas of the nrincinal stocks during the day -
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Thursday, Feb. 13-1C.l5 A. N

$4,000 US $40 o.. 15h $4,000 US 5000. G So ll6ss
10000 Us 5-20,c '67..... ll65s