The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1873, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMEROIAT., Whe Panio in Pacific Mail and Its Philosophy. Jnevitable Consequences of Protracted Stringency in Money. Pacific Mail a Vicarious Sacrifice to fave the “Bull” Cliques. PLIQUE PLANS FOR THE FUTURE. (A Charge All. Along the Line and Then a Change of Front. ‘SATURDAY’S BANK STATEMENT, . Siaiine ‘aren ne 1343, trad thaseneonadie stringency in the money mar- ‘ket has been the cause during the past week of ‘what may be regarded as an unseasonable tumble Jn the stock market. In other words, the exist- enoe of a condition of things in the money market fore pecuilar to the months of October and Ne- (vember has culminated in a regular Fall DECLINE IN PRICES at the Stock Exchange. Theorists they may be nvho will assign ali the depression and excitement \of the week to the demoralizatien occasioned by jene panic in Pacific Mail; but, had money been easy, the hundreds who were lugging their burden ‘pf that stock would never have had to get from der the lead, and Stockwell and his friends might have yet triumphed over the long series of mis- Soreanes which attended their speculation ever Bince the stock began receding from par. The dis- jcouragement of weakening margins and a harden- Jug money market was too much for THE AVERAGE “BULL” Yn Pacific Mail, and as one after another began te relax his grasp upon his long-held shares, and as \ptill ether stock began to pour in upon the brokers of Mr. Stockwell, in the process of delivery upon “guarantees, the market broke down under the ac- pumulation, and the price fell to 553, or 15 per ‘cent since the previous Monday morning. It is dificult to say, furthermore, how Jong the “bul!s’’ ‘might have maintained the contest against tight Money had not Congress commenced AN INVESTIGATION ‘Into the charges that bribery had been used by the company to secure the legislation last Winter which granted the line an additional annual sub- sidy of half million dollars. This movement had @ further demoralizing effect by inspiring a fear that Congress might feel justified in withdrawing 4pghe subsidy were the charges sustained. The break ~ In Pacific Mail caused an even larger decline in its fellow stock, Panama, which, during the week, went off from 128 to 95, but reacted at the close to (10, Quriously enough the PACIFIO MAIL ‘TUMBLE was followed by easier moncy and, after the first excitement and depression, by a stronger feeling jn the stock market, It appeared to be the vicarious sacrifice offered up on behalf of the wearied and discouraged “bulls” all over the street, The relaxation in moncy towara the close was exemplified in the prevalence of such compar- Atively cheap rates as 1-32 per cent a(ter earlier flealings at as high as 4 as a common thing and % per comt as an occasional DAILY CLIMAX, Jn fact, loans were made on Szturday at as low as 1 per cent, but before three o’clock the same after- goon the rate had recovered to 1-32 and interest. Bo far as the general situation indicates, and quiet rumors intimate, the money cliques, the “bear” cliques and the gold cliques will miake one more desperate demonstration upen the markets before they reverse their positions. In this connection it Is Bald the money clique will make a terrific “gqueeze” within the next few days, and that at the same time the “bears” will imp" upon the Atock market. THE GOLD CLIQUE commenced the feint on Saturday, when they drove the quotation up to 11534, than which, with sight sterling 109 a 1094, there is no more inflated anotation in Wall street. Stress is laid upon the turrent enormous imports, but the clique seem eblivious of the stream of exports. Up to last ‘week the imports at New York, since January 1, ere about $64,000,000, and the exports therefrom ‘$39,000,000. Now, New York imports about two- thirds of all the imports of the country, but experts less than two-fifths of all tke exports of the country, and the discrepancy is growing (wider and wider every year. Could we get at all the statistics of all the ports weshould find that since the 1stof January, ersince the gold ciique have undertaken to run up she market, the exports of the United States have actually exceeded the imports. According to the figures and ratios already mentioned, the exports have been about $97,500,000, and the imports '$96,000,000,, So much for the argument of the gold clique based upon the heavy imports at the port of New York. As for the money clique, they are likely to be deprived of any further help os the part of the Treasury, as the debt statement shows that the greenbacks are now down to the level of Aast Summer—viz., $356,000,000. LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS. The following were the closing quotations ‘sor government. bonds:—United States currency pixes, 1144 a 114%5 do., 1881, registered, 1165, a 116%; do, do, coupon, 118% a 118%; do. five-twentics, registered, May and November, 1155 &@ 115%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 1155 B 115%; do, do., 1864, do. do., 115% a 115%; do, do., 1865, do. do., 116% a 117; do. 1867, regis- tered, January and July, 114% a 114% ; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 114% a 114%; do. do., 1867, do. do,, 116% a 116%} do. do., 1868, do. do., 116%{ a 116%; do. ten-forties, registered, 111% a 11134; do. do., coupon, 111% a 111%; do. fives of 1881, registered, = @ 113%; do. do., coupon, 1134 a 113%. .. BOUTHERN SECURITIES, “ome southern Sti te bonds were heavy and lower for most of the lst tp to the middle of the week; but then became steady, and eventually t Tecovered B portion of the decline. The dealings Were chiefly in the Tennesaees, which closed at $1. The March Anterest on the certificates of the receiver of the Alabama and Shatianddgd Ruliroad is now being pal tho New York, State Loan and Trust Com- pany, 02 Broadway. The following were the closi: quotations of the Southern list, inclusive of latest ‘prices for the leading Southern railroad and munict- pa: bonds:—Tennessee, €x coupen, 80% a $1; do, new, 80% @ 81; Virginia, ex coupon, 44 a 50 do. reg- istered stock, old, 37842; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 55} 0 55% ; do. sixes, deferred scrip, 15 15%; Georgia sixes, 70 @ 80; do, sevens, 88 a 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, $1 a 34; do. te North Carolina Rallread, 69 @ 61; do. funding, 1966, 22427; de. Canding, 1368, 20 @ 24; do. new, 17 a 19; do. special tax, 14916; Missouri sixes, 94a 941s; do. Hannl- bal and St. Joseph, 91 & 92; Louisiana ‘sixes, 45 @ 50; do. new, 458 50; do, levee sixes, 45 4 50; do. levee eights, 50 @ 65; levee eights, 1575, 60 a 70; Alabama fives, 57.0 62; do. eights, 82 a 87; South Carolina sixes, 36045; do. new, January and July, 2068 21; de, new, Apriland October, 23 a 26; Arkansas sixes, funded, 40 @ 60; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling, 91 @ 93; do., interest cights, 86 & 90; Misstasippi Central Railroad first mortgage sevens, 85 889; do, second mortgage eights, $2 a 85 Orteans and Jackson first mortgage, 90 992; do. second mortgage, 85 a 87; Memphis and Charleston allroad first mortgage, ‘86.887; do. second mort- gage, 80 2 82; Greenville and Columbia Railroad, teed by South Carolina, 55 a 57; Macon and Brunswick Ratlroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 64 8 CouRsE OF THE GOLD MAREEY. ‘The extreme ductuations daily in the price of gold during the week were as foliows:— fie nig ‘The last sales Saturday were at 114%, quotation closed 114% @ 115. THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated banks is quite favorable so far as the week’s banking move- ment is concerned, the gain in actual reserve hav- and the reserve is Over a million and a half dollars, so that the deficiency in legal reserve is reduced to a mat- changes for the week are a contraction of about nearly four millions in depesits, from which the in- ference is fairly taken that the less in deposits has been the consequence not so mach of a movement credits—the diminished advances by the Wall street banks upen Pacific Mail shares being in the amount. THE GAIN IN SPECIE has been the result of the prepayment by the gov- ernment of the March interest om the ten-fortics. ‘The decrease in greenbacks is explicable by the “locking-up” operations of the speculative oombi- nations, The statement compares with its pre- decessor of last week as follows: — sees 205,898,700 1,100 Legal tenders.... 41,461,200 000 —The changes being in detail as follows:— Decrease in loans... $6,525,200 Increase in specie. 823, 600 Increase in circulation. 28,200 Decrease in deposits. 8,832,600 Decrease in legal tenders...... + 187,200 AN ANALYSIS of the above figures shows that the banks now hold within $322,350 of the required amount of reserve, against a deficiency last week of $1,859,850—being a@gaintor the week of $1,537,500, This result is seen more in detail in the following comparison showing the relation between the total reserve and the total pra kar ligieg and last:— rch 1. _ Changes. ~ Specie..... enous 900 sisi, 500 Inc. $1,323,600 Legal tenders, 41,461,200 40,724,000 Dec. 737,200 Tot, reserve $56,508,100 $57,094,500 Inc. $586,400 Circulation. 27,! 573,100 ‘27,601,800 Inc. 28,200 Deposits. . 205,898,700 202, 706,100 Dec. 3,832,600 Total hilttes.. * 9239, 471,800 $229,667,400 Dec. $8,804,400 25 percent.. 68,367,950 57,416, 860 Deiiciency in legalr’srve 1,859,850 322,350 Inc, 1,537,500 STOCKS ON SATURDAY. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day, Erie being quoted with dividend on:— ere York Central, 4 103 Erie....... 60% 663 Lake Shore. 93 925 Wabash... 13% 13% Northwestern 8L 81 Northwestern preferre 69. 8934 Rock Isiand. sees 11355 11334 St. Paul..... 53% 53 St.-Paul preferred. 13% T3434 Ohio and Mississipp1. 46 45% Union Paciti 35 B436 ©., C. and I. © 40% 4034 Western Union Telegraph. 8936 Pacilic Mail......eeseeee 56 The following were the closing quotations at three o’clock, the Saturday, hour of adjournment :— Western Union. 69% a £9% Union Pacific... Quicksilver..... 48 Northwestern: Rorihwesta pi 8 Wells: Far Rock Island. Am Mer U'S iixprese, Pacific Nai Lake shore. : In Philadeiphia sapsnane.oeielir! better at 115%. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Easy; Receipts at the Ports 9,294 Bales—Flour, Wheat and Cern Dull— Provisions Steady—Greceries Quict— Petroleum Easler—Spirits Turpentine Nomiaal — Rosin Steady — Whiskey Lower. Sarunpay, March 1—6 P. M. Trade has been empha‘ically dull in nearly all its departments during the past week, and the gene- ral tendency of prices has been toward a lower basis, though few actual radical changes have taken piace. The export movement in breadstufts remains at a stand. Though prices have settled considerably during the week they are still too high to admit of shipments with and leave any margin. The dificulty in obtaining freight room is almost as great as it has been during the past several weeks, but with light Offer- ings rates are scarcely so high, Business has been very light, both on and off Change, and in the leading articles of export scarcely anything has been done, prices at the clese of the week being almost wholly nominal. At the Cotton Exchange business has been ex- tremely light, and the market for spot cotton closed little better than nominal. At the Produce Exchange flour and wheat have beem dull and nominal ali through the week, and closed without improvement, Cern has been dull and heavy, and prices have settled somewhat, closing very quiet at the prices quoted below. Provisiens have been comparatively firm, and pork has been pusked up apeg almost every day, tho market leaving otf firm, Groceries save been quiet throughout most of the past week, and closed to-day (Saturday) more or less nominal. Petroleum remained dull, with easier prices current, Spirits of turpentine closed nominally firmer, while rosin was quiet, but steady, Whiskey was in moderately fair demand, but at easier prices. Corree.—No sales were reported to-day from first hands, but the jobbing trade was moderately fair and full former prices were current. We quote :—Rio—Or- dinary cargoes, 1c. a 17%e.§ fair cargoes, 18340. $ oe cargoes, 19%¢c. a 200. fide! oe re, iby tithe pine ether ats ‘Angosiu Savanilla, 17 en, curacoa, Tye. rai ne per 1b., 60 an 8! credit, ‘otron.—The di lm yy for spot cotton rie very mode- Sac aaah React eae mena sev 1.16¢. fy ‘ge. per Id, easier rates. ai ky reported on Change sitice our last sum up a8 fol owsi— lan » Total. Export..... ast" Tied} Consumption a 3 180 cee Tag Tota: Teaser inthe “above arrive, BR future aelivery, Uc! low ww middling) the rot ae toy Bs follows :—Salt 4 jastevening after three wn yt 100 at 20sec, bes res ae 16e., 600 at 3 Jane, ui on at, end a jes. Rates on a cotton, wer rere 20 oe aes ati Bremen) yy steam, Dye Pate le. To Liverpool, by steam, Phd We inte Uplands, Alabama, New gore Texas. sé pea ¥ Hi Sood ordi 1S Hy} 18h % Btriet good o 19 15 19) 1» middis us Ft ; x Fit based on cotton in store runnin, jot more half a grade @bove or below the trade auoted: fy ‘Gnarm.—Recetpts—Plour, 8,541 bbls: n ee Taiglae ae ae vaste, rand | 8 ios do. The sein arket coat without mate! . ry 67; Mempils city sixes, 60 a 61; Savannah city sev. ona, 64.0 46; New Orleans sevens, 60 & Oo straight extra BE ils chotee double extra.. Bt. Louts choice family. California.. ing been $586,400, while the contribution to the net ter of a few hundred thousand dollars, The chief five and a half millions im loans and a decrease of of currency te the taterior as of a curtailment of themselves suMfictent to account for a good part of Pur auntoace Far SRegezes _ 3 ata restern were el ive and nominal: hi ‘We. er Sanaa bond; $20. a 98c. for Western, and’ Sc. a Lhe egrets freights continued quiet in conse- The chartering Seep ie insuricteart supply of tonnage, | Rates wore un ‘Th ments ne ‘0 Liverpool, b; 000 bushels corn at CM, 2 London by, sail, 7, per, stand ‘0 Hamp: a , 200 ti lard at ie. rere on uly charters ae — cre an ria ion brig hence to Gibraltar for orders, excluding Spanish pars i 1,600 bbis. refined petroleum, 7s, i ay Italian brig ence to Naples direct, 1,600 bbls. refined petroleum at7s.; a British brig, 219 tons, hence to Saunate ay coal, S Smerican a Hp, from'a Southern pot United Kingdom, 8,500 bates cotton on private terms, Mocsanne—Ths market soniiaued quict Bat prioss ex, hibited no change. In a jobbi Merah tt bbls, of New Orleans were sold at.70c, tote Cuba, centrifugal and mixed. . poe S clayed.. Cuba, muscovado, redning. , muscovado, grocery. 1, S70) tinued ved dal but prices were nominal showed tion to cae erable firmness, ‘Strait ined Washington and $375 Pee iimaytob. Fitch’ was bey: lected and entirol yominal PeTROLRUM. -—OnChang ¢ to-day the market for peanes was dull and nominally a shade easier, quote a 1K, for March or Apeil. Crade in Vall thsctive, teadily held at Cases were quiet firm at Naphtha ‘quoted mominally at I8e, for Went- rn an for city. At the Creek the market was dull, with nrices Slightly easier: quoted on the roads at $2.15 8 173g on the upper, $2 15 on the lower and $2 30 at OIL pity, tho. Philadel phig market was quiet and wea, Reilned held at 18c, for March and 18}. for April. Sales 2.500 bbls, buyers all June, at 190. “Provist ons.—Recel p's—Bo bb Packages; lard, 2.720 bbls. endl ing, pork, 4 io ble: eek yor packages: cut meats, 80 dort Invdy SR074 bbls. and Uerces and, L413 kegs Tho market (or mess pork continued firm at $13 25, cash or future. We haye only to note sales of 400 bbls for Qt $15 25, Stock. of pork in yards this date, 20 ap areold mde Bacon wan in fair demand end, Hendy, at 734¢- for long oloar and Be. for short jo. We of aales of 2,000 boxes of long clear, to ar- Ho, ne Tisoes 1,000 do, short clear prompt delivery, nt yoxes of long and short, for March, at 7%c., and 800’ boxes. do., for April, at 7c." Beef—Thé market’ con- tinued quiet, t, but prices were unchanged. Ina jobbing way about: 30 packages changed hands within. the range Ory for plain mess, $13 a $14 for. extra, do, Shits ‘sha $22 for prime do. tierces, and $23 a $25 for India do., tleroes; stock, 20,508 Beet hama remained quiet, but steady, within the range of $30.8 for Texas fad Western, Cay meats met with a fair ingtity, but the transactions were principally in lots from ‘store: aside from these we heard of sales of 125 boxes ot bellies, 13 a M4 lbs. sycrace, at 9; 100 tierces pickled hans, 17 tbs, ayerage, at llc. boxes shoulders, sellers March, at oes : i quotations for other kinds remained. fo market for Western continued quick buyers ret sellers generally’ being apart in tholr views! cash Parcels quoted at 8440. We heard of sales of 80 tlerces at 8%c., Cash; tierces, for ‘April, ses. and 50. off in color, at 8c, City lard let at 0. abi tor steam and kettle; we note sales of 250 ti et He at Big Bi peed, hogs were at steady at Bice. Feige. for ape Brere ine a ‘Market for raw continued wey, dich with rices barel; We have only to noie sales of 781 hds, and 91 a Refined was also quie but ‘quoted «1 lic, for standa: A's, aud 1! la, for hards We sees — Gwha—Retning inferior to common, Tigc. a Re to good fair, ie 8 Bion} to prime, 83%¢, grocery, fair’ to. g 4c; prime To aie, 8 9340. oentrifay so othde and boxes, Dee. 8 Bec. lasses, hhds. and boxes, 734c. Bek melad Havana—Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos.7 to do, 10 t0 12 8 18 to 15, 990. @ ie 16 to 18, 1 . eg 20, 11946. 0 1134 oye. a c: "Porto Ric nih, comm ory, fair to onolees fe. a Bs 73 8%. Batch standards Nox fio standard, Nos. 10 and extra aspertor, Fe ree ¢. to 8c. is 8 O%c. ee Rice.—Business Today a3 been saaretel fair at unchanged prices. The ales opaprice about 40 tlerccs of pokes hod from 8c. a 9c. bags of Rangoon at TEARINE.—The market continued quiet, but firm; 9c. was athe asking price tor prime in tierces, TaLLow.—The market was quiet, but ‘arm: prime city quoted at 96. ‘Smatl sales of fancy were effected at 9 1-16c. Waiscuy. Receipts, #77 bbls., and for the week ening, 4,142 bbls. The market was id 4G per Cpe lower Sates were made of 300 Dbis at Wie ad 100 bbls. at 90}4c., to be taken away to-day, Market closing at D0. DOMESTIO Mi MARKETS. Cotton. weak: good oritinar Ba Dachiey tar 6 on, weal ; : celpts, palen ales, 260" ‘Stock, 70,02" 4 New Onvea Cotton in eoverate demana; cod 01 Tatgygkess, (404, Bxportste Grest Brita serge ‘salon, Pacey gfeaa, £494 Exports te Great Britain 5 1,500; inst evening, 1,900, Stock, 206,611, Moni March 1, 187%. Cotton auseees apt firm: middlings, rt low widdlin: a 18%e. ; good ordinary, 175<c._ Net rece’ 210: poe x orto Great Britain, $/20; eoastwise, 5, 600, stock, 44,753. Cotton—More inaut 1atiinuee Waiter Net re k he Dotton—More haat bon id 8, a jet receipt nD bales Sales, 00. Btock, 87,038 his! Wi natsaron, W, 0, Marg Apirits turpentine quiet at dsc? Hosih dullnt’ Si 8) a 5 Dior extra pale. Crude farpenting steady at 8325 for ard, $5 25 tor yellow dip yee virgin. Tar guict at $2 00. 0,.N, ¥., March 1, 1873. Flour steady; sales 1,100 shies wav'$3 73 for Nol Spring, $9 75tor amber Winter, $10 50' tor white Winter, $11 for Gonble extra. | Wheat scarce and, firm sales confined fo car lots. Corn firm; sales in car lot .a6lc. Varley unchanged; Bay Quin iainte, 81 10, Corn menl. 81 80 for bolted and $1 % for unbol per owt, Mill fed unchanged ; shorta, 21; shi uta, Sua middiings. $33 i road fi lour t? iiadelohia, Gc. ; to Boston, 72c, OREN S Eetioutunaer ete Muwavxex, March 1, 1573, Flone quiet and, unchanged. Wheat aleady saice of No, 1 Milwaukee at $1 2016; bats dull and neminal at 26c. for No. 2. ‘carne ny has demand, at hee. for No. 2mixed. Wye in cood demand, at Orc. or No.1. Barley steady, at 70sec. for No. 2 Fall, Receipte— 4,000 bbis. dour. @nrcaao, March 1, 1873. Flour dull and unchanged; market ‘favors buyors. Wheat unsetued, a let fa to bi No. Bien cago Spring, $119, cash ‘iil A \pril do. jena jected, Sle. Corn ib 31g ea npr: ieee iis ¢ash : 81%\e. 2 81: Oats “, and in fair No. dat, de. packed, hogs r gia hore a picked “here from November] todate, 1 229,000 last ih RecoiptsS1000 bushels whent bushels corn, 21,000 do. oats and 10,000 do. barley: Shily- menta—1,000 "bbls. flor 600" bush bushels wheat, corn, 16,0) do. oats and 104 barley. ++ BUANCIAL, BELMONT ie CO. Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau stre ect, isste Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, through the Mesars. DE ROW ROTHSCHILD and their correspondenta Also Commercial Credit 4 transfers of money on Calitornia, Europe and Havana, SE bbls. oar, CONTRACTORS, MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS + men having Business Paper to Sell or Discount, Mortgages or other collater: to pledge as security on the same, 4 Gated with alt the. Keay Caan requied at lowese market raten. Addreas as MERCHANT, box 117 Herald Up Town ranch 9 LARGE ESTATE FUND OF $24000) TO BE LOAN: edou ay New York real estate, in sums o! 000 and upwards; $50,000 for Brooklya, Principals ode R, box 3 4519 Post of A =MONEY_TO LOAN-—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, « in New York, rioeua. and New Joeh Prinel- pals only apply to SAMUELS. WOOD, Jr., 156 Broadway, Boupus 1D MORTGAGEBS—1 O48 AND, Lora to exe ortganes. rvelling, 000, fot exenang iar Sere nano ‘Lots, Coun: equity $3,000, try Property, #tock Bai Deeper aitoesen Se J Chambers street. TT PORT JKFFERSUN (irkatror ite maven itp sao oe A P ots: peo! ‘CHARLICK, Prévident. fOWES & MACY, BANKERS, WALL STREET, NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAMS FACILITIES 70 DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATRD BANKS, AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DAULY BALANCES At THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. ‘ASKING BROAD STREET, Gol oo hers. NOUPONS OF 8: Stock Be a ye Calls and double sat napisy Cr LEY & BAZLE 4“ EXCHANGE ae as A Specialy. EXPLANA. RY CIRCULARS, WITH Ri FERUNGES" MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS. Al NAM! Eg SEL! a ANS NEGOTIATED ON RAILROAD SECURITIES and other approved ¢ one Lies 1 [PRR BEA Agr ahi IN. DOUBLI g FIC MALL BRN UNION, AND BRIE OU vorani 1ONS VURMSHED IMMEDIATELY APP! NEY, oLaRTT ‘ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN ON Meee rn Or ttn, oda “ae Mea Rm mah ad your papers. M, JOHNSON, roadway, room 3 + ton avenue or box 115 Herak FINANCIAL, FIOB ERIE RAILWAY COMP oO” OONew Youicy Fob. 11,1873, iND.—The dire: generate, this poraps' ne do- etarede a viens. yned ne and from the eae 1 the "rong Tor twelve Jae LG per end gate be i bearer stock Ee ri cant Kw ries art re ge ot end eoes ” Inorniag-of the (6th of Marea SoMe closed ati By order of tho Board, H. N, OTIS, Seoretary BIENTAL SAVINGS BANK, daily from 10 a "3. nd ad Monday and Saturday even! ens from 5 to8. Interest on new deposits begins stat rs erery aaa Dividends in January and July. Drafts Tita SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST DUF 18ST MARCH, ‘on the United a tee Peart Receiver? Gertie bana, Ral road aril be. be Alsi ie nthe gate ot ort the 8 Now AG rk Stat Loan and Coruttenten for ea imit number of thee for sale at OU and interen. $25,000 3 000 Foncto"prapert wegronan. ae yacant lots are of oh es 0. iy ‘arf on red a Yeonfidentially) PRINCIPAL, box 50. 00 TO LOAN TO PARTIES HAVING LOTS SaaS and wishing to build. ae on or address L, H., builder, 31 Bridge street, New a 05. 000 TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS CITY _D. PHGNIX THOR AMT AM, Rou Pine en basement. $125 O00 20, LQasiON, REAL, ESTATE IN ae d Mortgages negotiated. Apiy’ c avons econd Moriga tated, FOOwREY, 162 Broad: way, raoin 8 % keen COPARTNER J HIPs, JD) PROLURION. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO- fore existing between the subscribers is this day dis- solved by mutual consent. their successor. 4. Beokanp will Miaikaate: as Mancu 1, 187: F Win HE OOPAR’ SHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the Orm naine of Rolffes & Pfaff is this dav dissotved by mutual conseat, Frederick Piai will con- tinue the business and settle all Calne 9 atoet Be firm. PRUEDERICR TF AP Kr New Yorr, March 1, 1873. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the firm name of Johnston & Van Tassel is heroby dissolved by mutual conseut, Mr. Arch. Johnston continues the general business at 37 Nassau street, and Will settle all claims of the downtown business. Mr, William Van Tassell, retains the horse business at Thirteenth street, and will tetile all claims Ah that branch. ROH, JOHNSTO: _ Fe, 28 |, VAN TAS! SHE, mur FIRM OF BLOOD & YOUNG IS THIS Day DIs- solved by mutual consent. ler per inaE will sign in liquidation. New York, March 1, 1873 SLID Youna RVOM » WANTED, In this City and Brooklyn. A GENTLRMAN, WIFE AND ONE CHILD, 2% -years old, want one or two Rooms, furnished for housekeeping ;'good references; not above Fourteenth street and no moving: no tenement house, “Address, With terms, ‘dc., which must be moderate, G. H..D., erald office, SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—TWO adults: cons a completely furnished Hous Broadway and Sixth “avenue, Twelfth and Thirty: ours streets; rent not to exceed $200 per month, monthl, Address box 73 vance t office. ‘ARLEM,—WANTED TO RENT, BY A FIRST CLASS tenant, without children, @ ftirnished Hous nient to steamboat dock or depot, trom April L berl. Address RESPONSIBLE, box 2,213 Post office. pores Geb APARTMENTS WANTED—FOR RE le tenants. Owners will do well by pend to J. CT OuRIBTA LL Real Estate Agent, 11 and 1) Abingdon square (hight! Possession immediately. HAVE AT PRESENT A NUMBER OF CHOIO® AND camhonsible, tenants walling Houses, at rents from an $1.8°0 per annum. ’ Owners having thar Houses to rent at fair rents, need not put up bills, if they only send particulars ay to stsie, si orses aad location to me at my office, 917 Third avenue. JAMES ROWE, ANTED. WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. stall House in periect order, with all modern provements, for 8 private, family of adults, Address, stating terms, J. B., 676 Brondway. LEMAN AND WIFE, A A cheerful Bedroom, for use when In town, situated between Fourth and Pourtcenth streets, west of Proad- rmanent it suited. Address L. #., Herald Uptown inch office. ap ANTHD =A SMALL HOUSE; ENGLISH BASEMENT tween Sixth and Lexington avenues, Twenty-inird and Forty-second. surcets, alter stay Le Ad Gress, stating terms and enclosing permit, E. J., West Side Advertisement office, #03 West Twenty-third sitect. W (TED—TO RENT, A PART OF A HOUSE Floor, with modern improvements, between Third and Seventh avenues; family small; references gi Address, stating terms a to P.W., 59 ia; V FANTED—FURN! UNFU D Honses to rent and for fale sn n oly oreauntcy for first class tenanis, JAM RDS, Heal Estate Broker 6 West Twenty-third streot, opposite Booth’s Theatre." Wastepas SEVENTH WARD, TWO STORY AND attic or three story House for an unquestionable C. FLANAGAN, 158 B ANTED TO security given. Apply. LEASE—A_ TENEMENT HOUSE; Sys cyectal M., 614 Lexing- FURNITURE “AT BENDALL'S OLD STAND—PURNITURE, CAR. petsand Bedding cheap for cash, or by we eekly ‘and monthly payments. ‘29 and 211 Hudson sire: is corner Oxia. A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sate.—Parlor Suits, Pompadour, Marie Antoinette style covered in silk brocade, cont. 55s, tor $200; do., 8173; b: do,, $19; Planororte, cost & Etageres, eretaire, Bookcase, Bronzes, Bah a Chainber and pane Furniture, "stiverware, orl fice; property of family leaving ‘city. 38 Woot Filteenth sireot, near Fifth avenue, A PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING ‘will cell all their city made Farniture, &c., namely— Grand Duchess Parlor Suit covered in ‘crimson satin, 60; Marto Antoinotte Suits, . for $y; 1 Rep Salts $00; its, cost Rt? for gost $550" Sor $160; Sther Ae Sues, yer yard: Bronzes, fhe Ol "Paton and Mxiension Tables, Silver. and. hing W Biits; other articles too numerons. to mentions will ve sold ib large or sinall lots to suit cash customers. N. B.— Gools can be red in house until Ist of May, free of charge.” Onltat private house 130 West, 204 atreét, Can be seen this day or Monday. TIN. MONDAY, MARCH %, 1879.~TRIPLE SHEET. SPORTIN: A vo Bal a ae HORSES, PARRIAGES, ac Pemennnen bee rete ese ees IR SALE—THE LEASH AND STOOK OF A FIRST pared | Ee cies Livery and Boarding Stable, in bet Leigh ferald dress fc town Stanch office. For a sare lonrrese p Doga.on tla irs em o Kite 3 ieee iesh.cnist raard, Pups, “Chartes Dogs. |. GARDNER, itt south Fi 4 saree ae corer oer Prince stroet, Two large ane mounds gould or traded for Poultry, Guns or HORSES, ¢ CARRIAGES, &C. AcR -OERAS SEHOIAL,, UNRESERVED, LMPORTANT Aly EQANT, BLOODED HORSE: gaudy STOCK THE H. ORTIMER ROWA! FORMERLY, OF WASHING? D. C., HAVING RECKIVED A FORBIGN COMMISSION, TS OBLIGED TO GO ABR@AD, AND SELL HIS ENTIR! FINE STOCK AT AUCTION TO TH HIGHEST BID. fat ON, TURADAY. ‘0-MO! ROW), MARCH @ AT = LE EAT JONES STRERT, AT 10g 0% CLOCK on, BY JOHN Ly VANDEWATER, AUOTION- ; we Remy br reds ra it Prank & goars-old thes have hi have few Bf Be grace, elegance ; he lofty an Fnpld iu 10 prompt active ‘ively ‘mated: neal "manes aiid tails, with te as hava iar Meek d eta aioe Brewis are ‘dno and fast travellers and warranted sound Kind’ they ware raised by U6. Clay in Kentucky, ono) ole nd eat est acting foam tn Vraatington nat Fa | awit a i roarsveld; forbin is Inte Bk ad action: 5s bicoded appear wanes and tails; ate easy and pleasant Trwverstangend evenly galted; they were selected by raper in Kentucky ex’ press for Mr. Rowan, last June; they are sired by Ned i the one has record of 2:37 is inate cuit speed equally as iast, they ress, oken to all harness, have no vices, tricks or blemishes and are handsome, lish and well behaved; they were always consider: st team in Washington, and, fas with all their shoes. their amiable qualities and fine blood: ed appearance make thom a first class family or Park team; Warranted sound and kind. ‘The handsomest tear of young lood Bav Mares in this State or any other; are porfect models of beauty and per- feot pets; were raised om the farm of General Wadsworth, neseo, and sired by an imported Arabian horse, the Property otthe late Hon. W. H. Seward; they are 6 years old, 4, hands high, compac tly’ h fine clean necks and heads and splendid forms: they took frst Premium at State Falr for belng the closest mated, hand- somest,-and tor thelr even action and style; they’ can be driven’ by any lady who can hold reins with perfect talety, and that right up to locomotives; In fact, they drive ‘themselves; they know as much ay an orlinary driver; they, are ‘without viee, tri ult or blemish ; stand anywhore without tying, and can be cared for Tolendidy by Indy or children ;they are always hardy, d and neat, and will trot close to three minutos oqother with siack reins’ are warranted sound and ki this team must,be seen to be appreciated they also make anolegant tandem tenn: Also fine large brown Kentucky Sires uartors thor- onghbred coupes family or road Hors, i@ highs 7 old; @ sensible, well-behaved and honest horse fine style and aston; fine, prompt driver; fears no locomotive or anything olse ; "taces danger with courage; ne and fast traveller; warranted sound and kind. high, 7 years old; gant, stylish, prompt and game driver: has few equals Py d tor style and waite fears nothing and can beat 2%60 to road wagon; has been used and driven by Master Rowan, a boy 4 years old; this horse hag trotied in 242 in public; warranted sound and kind, ao the Inst and woll Known tne bay thoroughbred {rotting Hore, Farragut, 15% high, 8 yours old: has record of 2:33 ur.Jer name ‘oodford Chie been wsed solely for private road during the last tsvo b 1s a stouter and better horse now than ever; is an elegant driver, gonsiblo and well behaved and can trot fastor t Ms Spring than evers he was the king of road irotte Wash{ngton and Baltimore last Falls he can beat 2:39 to road wagon; warranted sound and kind. Also elegant double and single and coupe Harness, all by Dunscombe and nearly new, ‘Two elegant Brewster Wagons, giteant Phaeton, with rumble; Pony Phaeton, Dog Cart, & The whole comprising iho fnset siock evor offered to fhe public at auction, and gentlemen desirous of purchas. ing something very tine should attend this sale, as all is sold to highest bidder irrespective of cost and with- t restriction or limits, and a fair trial and responsible ‘warrantee given on all Stock now on exhibition at stable, where particulars can be ascertained. Sale positive, ra 1 oF shine, P. 8.—This stock was selected expressly for Mr. Rowan with great care and expense by the best judges in tho country, and all are extra stylish and fine, as Mr. Rowan would have none other. T PUBLIC AUCTION, N MONDAY, MARCH 3 O'CLOCK AT STABLE on EAS nweNrtenit SEREET, NEAR OF HANDSOME AND Raat f HOnSES, ELEGANT CAR- WAGONS, HARNESS: TALANKETS AND ROBES, including an elegant and fast 15.234 hands high, both (tection are can- not be outatyled by’ any team in sip ole: they are both je; mi excellent under sad are giovel ited; can pull a rond wagon on any good track of tte minutes and have size enough for light coach, coupe or park acton; they are not afraid of anything: egont and true in single or double harness, and are as handsome and stylish a team as are driv = on park or road; they are warranted sound and kin oroughbred Saddle Also an extra handsom 15y hands highand 6 years old; has ful gaits under die and can trot in 3 minutes; she has been driven in \isome, very stylish and team; she 1 exces warranted sound. A very fast and genuine young Trotter, 154 > Lew hikh and 7 years old; was raised at Belleville, can pull a road wagon in 4S and can speed aba SB dalt he is very powerfully built, with a ras jaed constitution, clean limbs and an all day roadster; he is warranted sound, kind and perfect in every particntar, Also & handsome two-rent Park Phacton, 2 top Wagons, sinwie and dounle Harness, Blankets, ob SRL POSITIVE, WITHOUT LIMIT Oi PaRSTRTOTION. T THE HORSE i aa, CARRIAGE MART oF [AM VAN TASSELL (suce yb ovohuston & Van Tassel), at the old stand, ue ut at ile Pen Thirteenth street, arth a REGULAR gALhs OF HORSES» AND CARRIAGES: WILL BE HELD EV pe inner AND FRIDAY, ‘o'eloe GENTLEMEN WISHING 10 PURCHASE, OR THOSE having Horses or Carriages to sell, will find this house periectly reliable, as this business will be conducted on at spe straightforward principles which have governed itin the past. We sive the parchaser of. every horse that is warranted sound trom 2% to 43 hours for trial Horees and Carriages always on hand at private sale. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS, THE “BREWSTER WAGON.” a * in all weights, for n plensure drt driving or speeding, ox finishea. their construction the various tm- ovement int duced by us during the past 15 yeara, making th PRE a§ for Quality throughout the titted State: These wagons are oxalulyoly the production of our rel -known Broome street factory, and are offered in a snbrachn in all respects equal in quality to those built to the onder ot the moet valued customer Mand at prices ‘uniform te to all In order that we may not ot be confounded with a joint stock company of carriage dealers who have adopted a firm name similar to our own, impudently claim the reputation we have made for the “Brewster Wagon,” we beg the public will remember that eur omly warerooms are at the corner of nae avi oe Wee) zosrerat vghaeet and our only Factory on me stree sf BREWSTER & CO., of Broome street. for one week ST Ok SALE—A HANDSOMT TEAM OF BROWN OANA. dian Pontos, S yoars old, 14% hands: well maiched and drivo like one 4 rosponsible nunrantos e givens Pielke. » ae Od Pray En (ayn or light truc! hands, ‘ing str POR, SALE IRON GRAY THOROUGHBRED GELD. ing, 6 yours old, sited by Laglining out of Maidens very stylish; 15.3 hands high: @ fing saddle horse; also brokento harness: would iiske a. five carriage horse? cost $500; will be sold for #108. Apply at 1,399 Broadway. OR SALE—TWO HORS 43,6 AND 7 YEARS OLD, A hands high, suitable fof cart or truck; warranted sound and kind. pinauire at 28 West strect, near Washington street. OR SALE—A PONY BuIuy BROWN MARR id hands, a fit for any light york; sold for of use; price 61 Bight avenue;-fish store. OR SALE—A SORREL HORSE, 1644 HANDS Lamp good, stylish driver; sulted for pan 10, CRD! trucl purposes. To be scou at 156 and 163 M villa avenuey klyn. FTABNESS, SADDLL extensively mau # Warten street. HORSE Ce itt! cturea by U, B. SMIti FURNESS. 5100 SETS DOURLE TRUCK HARNESS, $25 to $200; single, $15 to $100; 500 setecart Harncas,. B15 to $30; bit jarness, hand-made, $8 to ; Har- hess tor tarmi igs toaining, tracking. oxsvensing, oot tractors, liver Hot track, business and we, at NOSE: ANS, ie « ona abers'strect. FOR S\LE LOW—FINE, NEW, LIGHT” gic and double Harness; all hand-stitehud an@ mi tel int the best manner. 149 West Thirty-third stroet,- or. BW AND SECONO HAND’ TOP AND NO TOR ons, one Cash Wagon, two Sulkies, one Landawy one Coad els, one, OOH MS at law prices, ma reene atroet. DARTNER IN LIVERY BUSINESS.—SRE “BUSINESS Opportunity” column. THOMSON, box 122 Herald oMtess GEconp HAND CARRIAGES, Second hanu Carrias ‘We offer the following, and in excellent condition : on. ny of them our own bathe Four-acat half top Phacton, Four-soat tt Box Wagon, no top. ria. Four wheel Rack-to-Back Cart. Doctor's Gig Phaeton Stanhope Gis, by Peters, of London. BREWSTER & CO., Bt Fitth av., corner Fourtocnth ite Bey 5 GFv0: HAND CARRIAGES.—TUREK COUPE * WO Rock: y3, two Pog. Carts, six seat Rockaway, top and ope: maiea, light Rockaways, ve pot Wagons, sev- eral Cari Dew styles 8, slightly soiled, ctioa| rringes, just finished, at popular prices, MANUFAC URELS' UNION, 685 Broadway. | GepoND HAND COUPE, IN, GOOD, ORDER, rom halcite value. Apply at "GARRISON’S stable, corues Forty-seventh street, I NO LET—T Wo OF T large assortinel roadway and Seventh avenue, 2 BEST STABLES UP TOWN} oxtra fittings, conchman’s rooms, do.j one with open and two vox stalls; anpte carrlag, WILLIAM ELLIOTT & 00,, 1,401 Broadway, near Forty-atth street. 0 CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT AND MAKE ROOM FOB new Spring stock, we offer the following new Car riages at a fargo discount trom usual prices :— 2 Clarences, Coupe, 1 Landai Cabrisiet, 1 Baron 1 Victoria, 1 6-seat Phaeton, a Landaulet, 1 4-seat Phacton, 4 Top Life 3 no top beens Oy wagons PRAY & CO., successors ih vou R. Lawrence & Ca., 553. wa WARTERSHORSES TO BOARD AT Hill Stables, 159 Zast Thirty-second street accommodations; well lighted and ventila pert satistaction guaranteed to all who may favor us witt a bamarise y seh e G in the OPRINS, Pro} let by oy ont! ANTED—A NICE, LIG 'WO-SEATED for one horse. Adaress C., Earle's Hotel, ANTED—A LANDAULET, FOR, WHICH WILL BE ven a Couve Rockaway, nearly new, by Corbett cost $860, and a grray Horse, 16%) sg oats olds very, Donut I fast, sound, Kind and cost 1,000. Inquire at 96 Reade street LARGE WORK HORSES FOR SALE—FIT FO! all kinds of work; {rom 6 to 8 years old; waren sound and kind: must be sold. Inquire at itl Woos s et, between Bleecker and Amity, in the bi hop. 2 TOP AND OPEN WAGONS, BY BREWSTER Corbett, Waterman and other Sity makers: ¢ extel sion Park Phaeton, Top and Pony Phaetons, one aati Coupe Rockaway, 1 Ceach, 1 Glnvence 1 six-seat Phae’ top and open Express Wagon, Single and Double ‘iar news Blankets, &e., at WM. H. URAY'S, 2 and 28 Wooster 5 WILL BUY A GOOD CANADIAN HORSE 2) sound, kind and true; 141s hands; on account @ fiat up business. 873 West Forty-eighth street, nea inth avenue. 10% $10 WILL BUY A NEW EXPRESS WAGON; also a beautiful Doctor's Phacton, top Buggy, top Jagger Wagon and several sets of Harness, at & bargains lal East Sixtoonth street. $13! 5 SPLENDID PET PONY POR, CHILDREN, ). with Saddie, Bridle and Blanket; pertectly fate for smallest chili’ to drive or ride; Sulky 93% Seventh avenue, between Thirty-scventh and Thirty eighth streets, DU cared HORSE, 7 YRARS, 15 HANDS: OU. yory gontio: icftgtlst driver; back 6 16 hands, $175; sound, kind; must be sold. 418 Bight avenue, ) CDERRE Thirty- ‘arst street. BUSINES: Ess OPPO TUN 1T1 Ss. Amoaritan “SECURED FOR INCORPORATED + companies, manufacturers, merchants. Persons desiring investments informed desirable opportunities Reterences—Presidents Merchants’, Fourth National Mercantile Banks. CHARLES G. DAHLGREN & CO., 12 Broadway, N INCOME OF $12,000 MAY BE EASILY REALIZER nnum by Any suitable gentleman investing aa nt ‘and giving immediate services In an old estate lished high class business of well-known standl dress UTLLE DULOL, Herald Uptown Branch office. Ae GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE IN THE BANK bg) Pesce nee having some capital and best refer ences, desires a party with $15,100 of inora to join him i that business one of the Western States. Address ROSS, box 6,865 Post office, thew York city. SPLENDID, LARGE WINE AND BILLIARE ROOM, on the best part of Sixth avenue, a good ee with Billiard Tables, Bar Fixtures and everyt hing ears’ lease; the whole can be had at ‘AS. R. WATERLOW, 881 Sixth avenue. rr complete ; four bargain. LL LOOKING FOR BUSINESS SHOULD CALL IM mediately and examine the best selling, amusing, diverti ever CHAI most novel nystitying and OLN ble foventios issued from the Patent Office. Ot BAB 1 COMPANY, 40) Broadway, trom 1 to A MAGNIFICENT MARIE ANTOINETTE STYLE crimson satin Parlor Suit, made to order, cost 9, for $440; one Go.» $180; brocatel and rep Sulta $75, a Pianoforte, aintings, rosewood and walnut Cham! suits: 890 uf BC ; Carpets, RoC BP i ing Furniture a sacrifice. Residence 113 *Bigh street (Clinton place), between eirth ‘and Sixth avenues, i | A one" Amy cond GOING SOUTH WISH A their hold Furniture, consisting Putin an Sedrorm Suits, a splendid, Pianotorte, ity ts, Bedding and Paintings; all @ sold at @ sacri- Kee, Meas than one-quarter cost. IL at 210 Wost Zlst st, near 7th av. RARE CHANCE FOR CASH—AT PRIVATE residence 124 West 26th st.; Parlor Suits, $75; rep Buits, bed ots cheap. Suits, $25; Brussels Carpets, bic. per yar \ARPETS, Bede, “Bedaing Payments tal sone by the week or month, NS easy. LY £0, corner of Twenty-fitth mecets and Sixth javenie. and bag ma HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, ALL ; English Brussels and Ingrain for sale cheap at It Filion'atrest corhar of Dutch stteok. kutrauee’ on Dutch street, N ONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS.—CARPETS al Faralture, Bedding, te, LY & OUNNINGHAM, 3° and $86 Third avon none Eecntreighth strect. _ Prices lower th er house in the city. A LOT OF HORSES FRESH FROM THE COUNTRY sold or exchanged for Horses of let Bees suitable for all kinds of business. Inquire at O41 nal street. A —MY ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE CARRIAGES, « large portion being damaged by water from cell ing, comprising Landaus, Landaulets, a Coupes, Ularences, Depot Wagons, Phctons; will soll argreat anrifice. |AM’S, Fourtl irost and Broudway. TOUR MANUFACTORY, 1,404 BROADWAY, ARE the foliowing second hind” Carriages, all in good order and for sale at low pri One Clarence. Gonpele Que Coupe, | Pony Phaeton for four. Que Phaeton. ton, Basket Phaeton, Rumble. x! jon p ae! ar oucl RADLEY, PRAY & CO. 538 Broadway ~YOU CAN BUY + A first class Bugzy, Warton of Light Harness esa ch e than anywhere olse inthe coun A Ge pee AND LIVERY STABLE—FIRST * class eee a now being fitted up, 147, 149 and 1b West Thirty-tiith street, near Inquire on the premises. eee anaes TO BOARD IN THE BEST lighted and best ventilated Stable in the city. M7, “149 and ist West Thirty-fifth street, near Broadway. Lees » Rockaway, Depot way, to rent. ‘MANUFACTURING PIANO HOUSE AND DEAL re ina loading Reed Organ desiring to extend thett business, want a Partner with from $10,89 to $20,000; im struments are second to none manufactured, and organs have res first Premiums. Apply to GRIGUS, CARLE- road wa =TO FANCY, DRY GOODS, OR CARPET DEAls tin For ploy Ave Gear Lanse of whole corona dullding; most prominent location on Sixth avenu adjacent to Macy's. Apply at TYLER'S, 87 Hudson street NY YOUNG GENTLEMAN HAVING FROM $2000 70 $5,000, and wishin Wall stroct safely ana Prontably, ‘may hear ot wehance to doso;noee lanations except in a personal interview. Address ROAD STREET, Herald ofice, T° A PARTY OF MODERATE CAPITAL A FIRS class opportunity {s offered in the door, sash, blind and builder's hardware businesstapply at 293 Broadway, room 16, Tuesda; oa 10 DRUGG Wanted—a thorough!: competent a) jothegaty ot large experience in first class trad capable of takin entire charge of an Keohane Mg retail ais pensing bu: ness in an interior city; none need apply but men of au y and practical. talent ‘willing to devote to the business; to th ir party id, 2) $0 portant Pour chas! sing interest upon advi expiration of 12 months. Address, wi INTERIOR, box 105 Herald office. ont Fi 4 the full particulars, BARGAIN IN SECON gg. on tc six-seat uarter Coac! ot hactons, 20 other Catriages, 6 at Weaitiw RIVATE, PARTIES DESIRING 10, DISPOSE oF thelr Puruiture ean moet with «cash purchaser by addresing 8. 4. F., box 58 Post officer INTHLY PAYMENTS FOR FURN . M, COWPE: pts to MONTHL' ets and Bedding, at B. THWATT ‘et : is Chatham’ street. Xn iamen: LOT OF GOOD WORK HORSES, FROM FIVE TO A eight years old, suitable for all porperes, de sold Cheap. Apply at 176 Mercer street, near Blege' See ay. Ne ERB haa SPLENDID FRESH DURHAM MILCH COW FOR A, sate.—Milke from 13 to 20 quarts of milk perday. 423 East Seventy-fourth street. sack and low prices “KLABER, STR AM. MARBLE ‘AND MARBLEIZING rks, 194 and 136 East Kighteenth street.—Marbie Marbleized Mantels, "iileg, arble Count.ra, Monu- ments, at prices thatdeiy competition. Marble Turning for the trade, N_ ASSORTME iT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED for beaut: SS degen & id quality of workmanship. Siate Work ot all " eer . Sra EaT i ‘SLATE COMPANY, rantenty rth uae S. LABER ‘ S.. Won vinyspne: arect Highth avenue.-—Marble a: ments, Headstones of sup prices lor jsworhaan atvery low ATE ” ANTRIB. —RICH inen, RY Slate nile EB St reagan or BAVANA 1 Arne EQUAL TO genuine in sia ance ality, af i sts per thou. sand; also the cele! si ited ** "Panete . RAYNE! r C0. @ Malden ane. a BELLIARDS. AL StANDAnD AM AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES Al mnanegpstgred sr fet le omy by the ia inv ateatee, the We ta BuR "aucoemor inn Collender, 735 Broadway, 01 ILLIARD ope! LLTARD, ii ear a eeP ONE URNS Pool, 2% inch, rd Goptuy ini Ted, white ai ‘set; 13g 100) SORE RRR RS tee B. @RU W'S FRENCH BEVEL TABLES, ¢ With Setaae steei wire cushions, can only be urchased at My warerooms, 40 10 Vesey. street; second \ abies cuutuiots lor $176 “Call and examine f Bennet <a STABLE FOR SALE—223 DAPPLE GRAY MARE, 16%; HANDS HIGH, SEVEN A eure old, gound and kind, suitable for any business, Division strect. A, arom SPRING Litt nigel $100; TWO NI resi Wi 8s bI6 {oF oe pot Or An: ie mt ae Tea, TP ate ater Beenid Second and Third ‘Thi avenues. iad 2% WEST Fortieth street. Inquire of J. HARRIS. (JARRIAGES AT BARGAING, ‘WOOD BROTHERS C6, 740 Broadway, offer thelr entire stock of Carriages at greatly ‘below their yalue in consequence hos, we ii late fre. An Ca is thus ai hand: JOUPE, or ENGLISH PATTERN, BUILT BY A ent | class maker, and for sale cheap’ Lorie avery superi apd very gue’ double Harness, Trainor, w' wit private stable, Eww Lf oth tn te HERETO ORE name of Johnston & Van mn iid Bast Thirteenth, 37 Nassau and grid atl Rie agave Wed by mi * 5) fee city of New York, is thisday ¥n A VAN TASSELL. ‘will continue m the General action 2B ‘Bast 38 at the old Auction Hath 110, 112 an us East irtoeuth street t atid has no further interest or nea ‘Raseaa or Liberty street stores. RENOR, % SEAT, CIRCLE FRONT, F° steliy mane early tet, ‘vill Be sold for $1000} cont $1,000; owner jurope Apply at Ne. ¢ Fine streot, rooms 18, I OR Lan oe 2 PRIVATE TURNOUT, Ne ne F ‘oa oes Clarence, Summer Sy dale, cha! wii wold ‘at ow Agar Btn oF Rites ba box tas i ehehman da efica, jow,. Can be seen at 12 West Seventeonih street, | ANTED.~SAMPLES OF GOODS WHICH 1 cax SELL. ALFRED W. STONE, MERCHANDISE BROKER, 12 SOUTH MARKET STREET. BOSTON. SANTED—A PARTNER IN THE SASH AND DOOR business; one who buy half interest: 8 good + how ch 4 man of experience; house over 2) years ex ta ood stock and a long lease. Address SASL AND ii i, Herald offic ANTED—A PARTNER, IN A WELL ESTABLISHED Nursery business, Address Lock box 74, Geneva, Ontario county, N. Y. $1. 500" PATENT FOR SALE—TODD'S IMPROVED 1 Paper Trimmer, with over 109 trim. mers ready fore tise; will be 40 atthe above, figures: terms easy, Address. N. ‘orning, N. ¥. 1.500 BARTER, WANTED, | IN, MINERAL QUU. Water Manufactory; will bear thoraugh investigation; well established, hue’ compatiion extra advantay ‘cash; unusual opportunity tor safo invest. feat; mlaohiners’ stock, horse ‘safo in’ maethiote “Addreas RETIRING Pea a Raat &6 FOO GWANteD, AN ENERGETIC MAN Hazy endaiertone iniercass eitps sod ella oft 089 Gress THOMSON, box Ed Herald omice. be —AXY RETIRED MEROHA “are £0000 i tah ec rama Slats wholesale. honge, ol i Dusiness and very proftabl fa wat alg 4 i a where the aboye investme: ay ptionab!y fine returns and poe ee become ide pone Ror interview’ andress, with real a EeBALH [OUSE, box 198 Horala’ . “ LT SPECIAL CAPITAL W. $200.000 caniaeel » in one Busines long extant ty at Glam Th every ny spect; lg a eens i staple ‘wl a Pa He) (s ex re tg" e pital now in the business ition to which arrangements just com # aed | i i ! Be de cata Beh al 75 per cent per annum on capital rested, Can be seem by Looks ot past and present Palos. in eae tion ; stand: f hi al. forwaces Ohl f a nent mere ih wie ve no Ravine ie aa ae from SAPETY AND PROFIT Herault ot ae" eee mse 4 HOU ‘Se RIGERATOR, WITH WATER COO it tl ie eae we and 24 Wes whack