The New York Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1873, Page 8

' | | FINANCIAL: AND COMMERCIAL. RELAXATION IN THE MONEY MARKET. The Rate on Call Declines from 3-32 a Day to 7 Per Cent Per Annum. ‘THt GOLD MARKET FIRMER. The Decline in Sterling Bring- ing Out Buyérs. Advance in Consols and Indications as to the Bank of England Rate. YHE STOCK SPECULATION “ BEARISH.” Western Union Telegraph De- pressed 2 1-2 Per Cent. PAOIFIO MAIL FEVERISH AND “OFF.” Government Bonds More Active—An Advance in Tennessees—The Treasury Pur- chase of Five-Twenties, WALL Street, WEDNESDAY, March 5—6 P. M. On ’Change to-day cotton was quiet and easy for - “spot,” while futures were aetive; but decidedly ‘ewer. Flour remained steady. Wheat was also qgufet and unchanged, while corn was in better de- mand and firmer. COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS. The total exports of domestic merchandise from New York ‘to foreign ports for the week ending March 4 and since the beginning of the year com- pare as follows:— 1871. 1872, 1873, For the week...$4,469,192 $5,075,113 $5,253,908 Prev. reported. 35,008,091 82,512,231 046,067 Since Jan. 1... $50,477,283 $87,687,344 $44,200,076 THE GOVERNMENT PURCIIASE OF BONDS. ‘The proposals to sell five-twenties to the govern- Ment tendered a total of $3,097,250, at prices ranging from 113.53 to 114.15. The accepted amount was confined to the one million advertised for, which was obtained at prices ranging from 113.53 to 113.65, All the bonds were offered, it will be per- ceived, at an average of about 1% per cent below Aheir par in gold. THE FOREIGN MAREET, ‘The London quotations caine bueyant for consols, ‘which were +; higher. United States bonds were a ‘trifle lower for the 67's, but strong and higher for the ten-forties. The new French loan was strong and advanced to7a7'< per cent premium, French rentes in Paris were lower at 57.35. Erie shares in London advanced to 523;—equivalent to about 0555 4n'our currency. MONEY EASIER. ‘The money market underwent a gradual and, what looked like, ® natural relaxation, ite ten- tency to ease having been quite marked tor several ays past and having been interrupted only by artificial influences. Early in the forenoon the business was generally at 1-16, both for new loans and for renewals, and as high as 8-32 was paid in exceptional cases. But as the day advanced the fate declined, until it had reached plain 7 per cent some time before three o’clock, subsequent to which hour the quotation went as low nominally as & percent, Mercantile paper was quoted 10 a 12 per cent for prime nam Foreign exchange was weak early, but left off rather firmer, at 108 a 10815 for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling and 109 a 40035 for sight bills. THE WESTERN MONEY MARKETS. ‘The progress of the relaxation in the Western Money markets, already adverted to in the HERALD, ts thus narrated by the Chicago Tribune ‘of yesterday :— Notwithstanding the continued stringency in the New York market, which wouid naturally be ex- ‘pected to affect Chicago to seme extent, money Continues to work moderately easy in mest parts of the Wei The demana trom ss. dealers, to Bettie their option urchases tor Mut was larg 3 ‘but as the funds only go out of one bi “into ether by these settiements Je ts antiol ated tl at, this temporary demand being over, the market ‘will work easier next week. The supply of funds in the open market is evidently increasing, and auoney is freely offered on collaterals at 10 and 12 yer cent, with a tendency to lower rates. GOLD FIRM—115 A 115%, ‘The gold market was firm on heavy purchases in connection with transactions in bills on Europe, the recent decline in the latter having brought in ,Jarge numbers of buyers, Early in the forenoon ‘@he market was streng and advanced to 1154 on ‘the further influence of the report that Congress, Defore adjeurning, had sanctioned the reissue of the $44,000,000 of. greenbacks, but the price eventually receded to 115,,on @ Washington tele- gtam crediting Assistant Secretary Richardson ‘with saying, in explanation of this report, “No action has been taken relative to the $44,000,000 Dill. The matter remains precisely as it did be- ore, the Secretary still claiming the right to issue ‘tne whole amount whevever necessary.” The ad- ‘vance im consols and in the French joan in London te-day encouraged the expectations ef a farther eduction of the BANK OF ENGLAND RATE Of discount at the meeting of the directors to-mor- Trew, but without weakening the market, which felt off firm at 115. ‘he principal fuctuations are shown in the table: In the geld joan’ market the rates ranged from 72 per cent for carrying to fat fer borrowing. The Operations of the Guid Exchange Bank were as fol- lows :— + $62,422,000 + 2,333,815 Currency Daluiices. + — 8,005,469 The European steamer took out $154, 319 in silver, ‘The Sub-Treasary paid out $110,000 on acceunt of interest and $7,200 0n account of redeemed five- twenties, THE CITY BANK STOCKS. The following were the bids for the city bank ehares:—New York, 132; Manhattan, 157; Mer- chants’, 116; Mechanics’, 137; Union, 140; America, 150; City, 250; Phenix, 102; Gallatin National, 125; State of New York, 112; Commerce, 115):; Mechanica’ Banking Association, 107%; Broadway, 285; Mercantile, "181; Hanover, 101; Irving, 122; Metropolitan, 134; Grocers’, 100; Nassau, 105; Com- monwealth, 83; Manulacturers and Merchants’, 100; Second National, 150; Ninth National, 105; Bankers and Brokers’ Associatien, 80; German- American, 102. THE RAILROAD BONDS. ‘The railroad bonds were generally quiet and less. active. Union Pacifics were strong forthe frst, Steady for the land grants and lower for the in- Comes. Boston, Hartford and Erie plain bonds advanced to 40. The following were the bids at oss “omg ®$@mended by prices in subsequent deal- ga :— Dew York Cen 6 3. Mie Tol & Wab Ist m, @: “a Tol a W teem, ME ai =. a Tol & Wab 2d in Kew York Cen 7s. v0. eid Wade Brie Jet m, extended “Whe Hiewre waplon int Pause W & Chic Lat Pius FW & Chic win, 8% sg PFW & Cope eatud, 9 Mick Cour Pees ijose Uva Fuws Wee, . Ohio and Mississippi. THe Pes Ss: onto dt fe 2) Pricer, 5 ae eset 2. a = ro ho AS 3 Ey tele rhe) SEBORORD ee z SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. © The Southern State bonds were dull. The Ten- nessees were exceptionally active and strong, advancing to 81. New South Carolinas fell off to 20 for the July issues an@ 22 for the Aprils, The others were steady. The loowing were the closing quo- tatlons:—Tennessee, ex ceupen, 81 a 81%; do., new, 81 @813¢; Virginia, ex coupon, 44 a 47; do., registered stock, old, 37 a 42; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 5534 a 56; ‘do, sixes, deferred scrip, 14; a 15; Georgia sixes, 70a 60; do. sevens, 87 4 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 8133; do. to North Carolina Railroad, 60 a 61; do., funding, 1866, 20a 28; do., funding, 1968, 20 a 253 do., new, 17 a 19;do., special tax, 16 @ 16; Missouri ‘sixes, 94 a 943¢; do., Han- nibal and St. Joseph, 90 bid Loufstai do. new, 45 a 50; do. levee sixes, 40 a 50; Alabama fives, 5762; do. eights, 82 a 87; South Carolina sixes, 30 a 35; do. new, January and duly,’ 2a 21; do. do., April and October, 22 a 23; Arkansasaixes, funded, 40a 50. j GOVERNMENTS STEADY. The government list was steady in its leading featuresand moderately active, the current de- preciation of prices as compared with tlie gold quotation inducing a good deal of buying on in- vestment account, both for the home and foreign markets, The new five per cents were heavy, but stillnominal. The currency sixes were weak, and after sales at 114 continued to be offered at: that price, which ought to tempt buyers, as it is the lowest reached in a good while, and includes three months’ interest, Curiously enough the ten-forties were off %{, despite the IMPROVEMENT IN LONDON, The following were the closing prices:—United States currency sixes, 118% a 114; do., 1881, regis- tered, 11634 a 116% ; do. do., coupon, 11814 011834 ; do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 11534 @ 115%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 11534 a 11545 AG, do., 1864, do, do., 11534 a 11534; do. do., 1868, do. do., 11634 411654 ; do., 1867, registered, January and July, 11434 0 114%; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 1145¢ @ 114%; do. do., 1867, do, Qo,, 11634 a 116% ; do. do., 1868, do, do., 11634 @ 116343 do. ten-forties, regis- tered, 1103 a 111; do. do,, coupon, 111 a 111%; do. fives of 1881, regigtered, 1134 @ 113%; do. do., coupon, 113% a 113%. STOCKS IRREGULAR AND DULLER. The stock market was less active under the sub- sidence of the excitement in Pacific Mall and the abatement of apprehension as to bankruptcies, a numerous ameunt of which misfortuaes were feared from day to day. absorbed the earlier interest of the day, and after @ plump opening at 57 and subsequent sales at 5744 Meantime it gave way to the Mote active interest taken in Western Union Tele- graph, which was hammered steadily all day long, with heavy sales of the stock, and declined from 8744 to 84%, reacting at the close to 85};. In EXPLANATION OF THE MOVEMENT * it is said that the Clark party are anxious to get back the stock they sold at 87 a 88, just before the purchase of the Cuba cable, and either have made their peace with the Vanderbilt party, or are afraid ef being ousted irom control of the cempany at the next election. in the fact that the parties who “broke” the market to-day by freely have been heretofore identified with Clark, Schell and Gould in the Northwestern speculation. It is said to be their present intention to “smash” the stock down ‘ten per cent more, to about 75, Otherwise the market was irregular, ONE FEATURE toward the close being a sudden rise to #0 in c.,C.and I. C. Union Pacific was strong and ad- vanced to 86%. The resuit of the anaual electien which was held in Bosten this afternoeu will be feund in our telegraphic news columns, Lake shore was buoyant in the morning, and rose to 9434, but fell off over one per cent later in the day, analmost similar rise and fall taking place in Reck Island, The relaxation im money had but little Influence upon prices, the reaction following it being about what would have ordinarily occur- Ted after so large a decline as happened in the ‘broke down to 543;. leading features. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:. New York Central Northwestern. Northwestern preferre: Kock Isiand, St. Paul... St. Paul preferred. Unien Paciiic Pacitic Mail.. In Phtladelphia Reading @as steady and un changed at 11544. SALES AT THE NEW ‘XORK STOCK EXCHANGE Wednesday, M mer Solo A.M, Se SOUS zEnehgeze 335) Se | ae ie 200shaNYCAH R... 108 200shsc, CaroRR.. do. rf 0. * te] i mare is tair = of sues. Philadel weeens road 3 IC = dairies, choice, $i A Pirst Board—10:30 A. M. 200 sha U SEx Co, 200 ay, x} do., Kood to pri 286: ae 10. re <eee! rie ER i ink n roll vat lle ee ic. 5 0c. Covers, —The erket f for Blo as well as for otner. 4 seriptions, was dull and ng tub y iower. In some instances, to effect OUbIN tales afte pares ol rou ee ih 20c. a ae. tance; tof 5 3) ce ie} cite Me...» 77! cfg fi Wa. 75, i ‘rt iS is = 2 E55! oe xs 3323, e325 “eS Pere Urey, "Pe Prpe te Eguy bE 5 el etd SSSELELSS SSE ST: FES TEEN ry +a ) os 2 eee = ws = > eee yan slic ble ‘A Curacoa, eS ceeeeer: The Liverpool mae ae was very pokes, Taciuding Wenter ea SESUSEEEEEESEEREEEES reco eo 5 Peat 2 2 a downward tendency, es 21 eee 10 ist 313 O ist'm.. 102d iy ‘tee WSS bot ced 2 Ee sharp deel ee, 06 mths. | ‘lea appearea Last Bve'g. Total, 311 Ti ate i 2 Ei RFE sixes, 450 50; ribose tt be is Con C of Md... 0. 2 foe pore, re 212 Bates val ar a 55 Pitts, wih i: 200 Obie &MRR.vc.s3 455 Bas and 2115 P. M. to New Sen Coal. Sb ad: lee July, eee at 21 7-ige., 100 ee ree P, Le! st at St Ba AO ap ae a | We. YF it ites Sie teeny bales, ‘Sales ‘to-day C4 100 at. “ae ata. a nen ac burce 2000 US 6's, °81,r. S00 do. be Lh; *QON0US 5's, 10-40, ¢. P. M.—Betore Cail. 00 shy L 5 & MS Rk... Se 800 do. . bile, 1; Savannah, 185. Charleston, 1,810; ton, 1 85 worlolk. bos’, ha ‘nat Wook, 190) bales, "rh Rates to torelgn. ports clo: stea! sec. 3 mail, Ic., m, Sd., compressed ; to iverpool, by steam, Uplands, Alabama. New Orleans, Foace. aS i rf —The quotations are based on cotton in store, runnii in quailty not more chan half-a geads.above ce velow the le que Fi iD GRAIN: etry nmpeeae 9,219: Dbla. ; 0 bushel pan do. : corn meal per rary nal ‘Bi The sales since wantonly (ding all kinda, af. prices within Boented aged ts 24 Ch as N we 8,200 ppabe) Hi gorb ri range of the ay aj ak ‘ot Western ne 8328 for yel n the wha We oF 5 porting State. Bx Superfine Western. Extra Western. Extra Minnesot Round Hoop Ohio, Hound Hoop Ohio, tra Second Board—1 P. M. $35000 700-shs | ar ay ‘Tel. TU) Tenn 6's, olds 3 Ex be 72g 1000 Brooklyn 6's, « 2d 4000 UR Pac ist m 9000 Long Dock bds. 540 North Mo ist. Aas N Cent Coal.bo lo. Pacific Mall naturally t, Louis straight St. Louis choice double Bt Fouls choice tantly Bouthern superdiie. pune extra, Cornmeal, Joey al, Bre Bemeuearomeee Centex Isom 3 BEE Seaenee SESE seeEENe bats $5 FS 8 eS tig t $1 icago ‘ions, ana rf bf white, Gencace afloat. Corn was firm and in irdemand. The sales foot up about 50,000 bus! 64c. for old mixed in store, 66c. a 66340. for do. afloat, 66c. for new ao. afloat, c.f ih ne) 5 67 for Southern and Western yellow, a and ats teady bui bout 30,000 Dushels e at 7c. 4 4Bigc. ft new mixed Western afloat, 8c_,a Blo. for do. white, Gera 49c. for dark to mixed , 47c. black afloat, 50c. bid and tl. naked. for old Western Barley—Sales 6,000 bushels of six-rowed State at 95e. ; Gree Canada held at$l 25. Ryercmained ere OI ply bout, 10,000 0 Engg spel ing and $1 61 for ° The rumor originated nally tor Souther | The sales were a’ selling the stock so nea aaasosece: oi ° mixed in store, & for corn and 7d. bales cotton, Cy fo ‘ater, 300 radix, Nighi rive, trom Fifiladelplia, to EO Uo bbls. rrenned Sie math oe Hay GREEN Arries. for some time Selected choice W! er, being contined entirely tothe bing trade, Prices were homin ou eebatbeceariiiee fa Cuba, — tained. rosit, t ‘losed. at Iittle Armen. Hee 5 00 bts do, ness doa 38 fre! ‘te ivered, and 000 is, oo igtom oft private ‘etme’ d prices nominally as befo 0 Un, ages ees Westera Union Telegraph pA eee: ss = asic: a ae a 263¢ccand We aa A eeu Tore hi et revaninet dull and weal $2 124, Se 18.—Reoe |) io ot ts, 18 iz fe 800 shs West UnTel.... isu do. “7 seeczes remained juiet, K: los changed hands for, piain ee sh a rind ire! ted. ue, iH rmiball firm at lected, but nominally frm ai heart "or, okie tna | Bist rioeeen wat 200 boxes shoulders at uota tions for other meat cand it as be- \—The market od Western was decidedly of 100 tlerces at Sigc., clos- a) dock at sc}s.; 100 : _se CLOSING PRICES—4 Sea BRM pints LS ae “ : firmer, Sales were mi Ex. Fargo EX st * Mee tlerces for April at 5 and 1,000 buyer: AS ity lard was s duiet, steam @ a at aroline at 80 col gs COMMERCIAL 1 REPORT. but the Cotton Easier—Receipts at the Ports, rig Par ate Steady—Wheat Qulet—Corn Firmer—Pork amd Lard Quict{Petroleum Nominal— Bales—Flour Dearcr=Groceries Dull=Spirits Rosin Active and Steady—Whiskey Turpentine WEDNESDAY, March 5—6P. M, Business was still more brisk to-day, and though most of the merchandise markets are still dull the more buoyant feeling noticed !n some departments of trade yesterday extended to others to-day, in view of which there was a pretty general improve- ment in the general tone of the market, while in there was decidediy more activity and some improvement in prices. Cotton At the Produce Exchange four wasin fair request at steady prices; but the characterized = by the business was confined a few thousand bushels for milling, demand for shipment worth speaking of. There was greater buoyancy and firmness in the corn market, and better prices were realized, thouglt Dusiness was small. Uats were unchanged, Whis- key was steady, with a fair business, very firm, and better prices were realized, espe- cially for Jobbing lots, Lard was active, and a large business was consummated at higher prices. Groceries remained quiet and weak, but mot quot- Petroleum was dull aad nominal, Spirits of turpentine was neglected, while there wa: active Movement in rosin, and the market eloged, if avy- standard, Nos. and extra seperion, se. a Ny Porator id Jemma week forall desoription “ FESSSSSS: BER ESESSESS abrynte, ste $l Ba a: awe drm. Bales 10000 Ips for April at Dic. Low was firm and te mand. Sales Hlevece, a 8% and 50,000 SESE some commodities aes was still rather quiet, aggess DOMESTIO 10 MARKETS, There was no SEs) = so. ad stead: fone isibd peoeoriae, zaEEREEE Sonce in fair demand; middiir ably changed. Cotton steady; middli bales. Exports comstwise, aeaaeeee = Burrer.—The market was very strong, paftioulary for the fue gualides, for whigh there wag @ «ood city Mek net %, i ride weak, without ostura, I7ige. a 1se.; Navan astoch tee gol, per Ib.. 60 RES! a hng mire w ‘as firm and the demand mod- Ipment and from the hi trade, girong, sanich h strength: ork ahd seins im whieh is than sufficient to su trade until the new comes in, -W 164¢c. a 7c. ; factor, lo. common to good, ni, 10c. @ ide. ; do. do. sinall i ots *fanc tage, a Lise: ‘do. ‘skimmed, 8. & Uo, Isc ply the ho aunly on the near be steadier. pril, pas pen meal wi a $3 Soon white, } e B 8 RES > PAP SSRPPPERSPEEE DEP EEEEE BScaScrs tHE! P weP coomBcaans! & Gotichonalsna ale ict 3, ae Le abel Sage! a bushels at . for new Western absence sales. were was only-a limited business in berth freights, avd the Inquiry main cotton. Kates were unchanged. ng line, owing eR | Rage. There are an FS pilebie vessels be ‘a them dation bm ‘There was eas doim ly to the, searctt nm reat bi spe ote ut 10 ements were ‘full rand. hasbeen jot anticipate inech, 7 . We quote — inter, $275 a $3 be bbl. 18 peirg New 10 ga do runsound, Teac@ do. faa, cette was still of an unimportant char- eg ot the as before, as ful- ls. do., to eat siraied also a cargo ur ae plich were d-continued.dull and os nema Abie. T ioc: tor spot or month. Crude in Bulk was also dull and uoted at Sixc.; cases were stend ‘nominal at abo ata e ge, creek, the mar- ver korg at $2 10 wgelphia market spot, s; beef, 160 pack: s.’ and tlerces and again firmer and nt, Siosiig rm at les were :—7) bbis. fas fen © ADT and 250 bbis. tor ay, bot! sei ‘ot oe, ua bbls. were ag at $15 75, Bacon was quiet but joted a7 do. shart & Bic. for Brey he! c “epi Tc. Beet within the vange Ed ys small ‘* $l 50 1 a $22 for 8. 4 $33 for continued, ickled ¥-160., 250 th ketile 8 mained dul} and slug. yer's, favo bhds. ‘ot 330 hi Of good renning a Iso quiet, but mot exseu- nv tn prices, We quote -—Cuba—Refining, eg call Tye: wnite; Inmg, ,commON to, prime, Brazil— o eas Dutch Niantla—Superior has been light throughout the riees have und eRt ho 78; sO pee ‘DOL fot Mt 0 hhds, fa ibs. Of outside, in bois. and ‘eceipts, $38 bbls. The market improvement, Sales43) Ubly ate ft ~~ Gaurueron, rinse 1873. » Net ee ate, 2,620; to 4 aie. Bales, 1,200, Stock, New Onteans, March 5, 1873. atte 19% To the fast oventng. * Monte, March 5, 1873. Cotton dull and pominals ie 5 dilngs, 180. ; good Exports constwise, Li i om tock, Tit ‘Raveena, March 5 1873, bales, hie." bs r CHARLESTON, March 5, 1875. Cotton steady ; middlings, 19%¢. tt redeipt, i si bales Exports to Great Britain, ai Stoo! Spirlp of turpentine anigt ae nles 1138 56,515, March r4 its Rosin dri at 90 a $3 for strained, lower at $3 for hard al ‘Tar higher at $2 65. Flour steady: sale £ 76 for amber W! misgat aioe Barley unc 2.200 ‘sal al Anise, io, ora meal FS ior bolted unl er C5 aa ie Rnehanses ad 7 ud Ba ditlinys, $22 per ton. Railro Figur vs Phtiadsiphla, Ge. + te Voston, ee. to New bai Ge tio Albany. bie. Borraco, March pFigur quiet: Western, Spring #38 a ss weber, 25 10. heat dull; no Ss sae a white, 601 8 0 No. 2 Spring, $1 00; roe $1 Duluth No. 1 Spring, $1.68; 98 ite Michigan, $1 a Hi 3 Bes rter. i 80,’ Corn, steady; sales of 3.7; 6 Kat Bc), and a small lot of Bee. fet! sales of 1,500 bushels {ey''m #0 Rye nominal at 85c. No, 2 Western, ie. a 3 ‘estern, rime Canuda 5 Rye rm has toe a articles une Sia ‘rowed anged. Cuicaco, March 5, 1873. canter Nona gph 31 ak" pn Wheat March, $1 26! ai fo. 3 Sprit We. B 0; prime ‘Winter $1 2. pnegities. and 1, 08. nara . a rey lar receipts, re. $3 3 mot ten al rece! iron a ‘Rye in fatr fi fort ie demand nd rm a at wat tae rch; Lard strong and ‘quiet at $7 85 a $7 87: ih Bulkmeats general hortrib middle’ Ye. Moose" shoul de Dre hogs, K Whiskey menay at are." mana ad gem ae ours oe bene sees “opis: ants 000 busi! ty wheat 786 do, ‘corn, 95.00 do. oats, ibovido, rye need 17,000 di "EUROPEAN Ma MARKETS, ae vere 1 coieste si flosed une 7 United ‘States five. twenty 1867's, $35. Gonmals gpened a at 928 a 92% for mot ah und he ate Unit five-t enty bonds’ hg 4, jeneforties, 8034; new fives, yay Takin! it es Bouse Pans March 5—P. M.—Rentes ning at fRaNevort Bounse.—Franxrort, March 5—A. M.— united iat Bre Reatwrenty bonds ebened at $696 for the 6 oF Livro. Mgnxet.—Liverroot, March 5—5 P. einatkatclnead feredy,, Ths snlon’of the any have been duo bates, Including 1,000 for speculation and ox. } Bora Roday 4 ar ne Be 8 eo Caton. bales were American. Sales yes 6.000 of which were. sold alter fhe reg a cine ofthe iarket,” At the opening to-day—— Midd! lands, 94d; : middling Orleans, lid. Sales of cotton ba ed from Savannah or Charleston, Mareh and pri March, ato ad. Liveneoon, Breanstures Manxer.—Liverroot, March 5—5 P. M,-The market is wales 4 Livervoot Propuck Magker.—! it, March 5—5 P, Me Refined eseeieom,, 173d. a tba per gallon. Spirits re per ews RODVCE Manker.—Lonpox, March 5+Even- Ming. -Bpirits turpentine, is. per ewe. ++ FINANCIAL, UGUST BELMON’ « co,, Bankers, 19 and 31 Nassan street, insue. Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts ot the world, through the Messrs, DE B ROTHSCHILD and their correspondent “Ais Commercial Credits and transfers ‘of men California, Europe and Havana. maevinined te CONTRACTORS, MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS «men having Bustuess Paper to Sell or Discount, and having First or Second Morigages or other collater’ als to pledge ag security on the same, can be accommo. dated with all’ Gash Tequised ut lowent market Eaten EROHANT. box iif Herald Up tow a MINE FOR SALE—IN NORTH CAROLINA fou aercbenn Cad near Charlotte. Inquire at 331 Ae IENT.—GOULD & CURRY SILVER MINING coln per share for $10, per share old issue, Loot March 17; sale April7; Payment may be ade at agency Bank ‘ot of Callfornia. > 39 Pine strect 00, $10,000, eee $20,000 AND. SEVERAL x sums bel ug to trust estate toloan on first cS city “property, out bonus, UL P, TODD, 5 Liberty street. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 47 EXCHANGE + place.—Stock privileges are safe to operate with, and'reguire but small investments. Writes telegraph or call tor explanatory cirenlar and quotations. |AUTION.—OWING TO IRRESPONSIBLE. PERSONS ‘representing themselves as connected with the United States Law Association and Collection Union we are compelled to give notice that the Association has no connection whatever with any person or persons in this city, except the undersigned, and {s only responsible for business fom HS our hands, Our pay office in ra city is at 137 Broadw: ULMAN & REMINGTO! seoiectors for New ‘York, United States Law Associations okt Salle ecm OWES & MACY, BANKERS, 390 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME “FACILITIES TO DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. OANS NEGOTIATED ON RAILROAD SECURITIES and other ak cou haters. SPPrOyOUN B. MURRAY, 93 Broadway. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND JERSEY Gity Property, in sums to suit; Mortgages cashed at market rates. BELLAMY BROTHERS, No. 53 Pine street. orn SE ERIE RAILWAY COMEATE, New York, Feb, 11,1873. DIVIDEND.—The directors of this company clared a dividend Ly the Tent of the tad x months ending ber ultimo, of three and one-half per cont at on he preferred stock, and. also a divi- dend of one aud three-quarter percent on the common Block, from the earnings of the road for twelve ernie | ‘ending December 31 last. both payable on the 15th day of Maren next, at the office of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Con No, 1 Nassau street, uF poe registered holders of The Transfer Books for hock: ‘preferred and common fork wiltbe closed at the close ot business on, Saturday, ee erin next, and remain closed until the wg of the 17th of March. Sy ‘order of the Board. : ‘A N. OTIS, Secretary RIENTAL SAVINGS BANK, 43) Grant stroct. ‘Open daily from 10 to 3, afm Monday and Saturday ‘evenings from 5 to #. Interest on new deposits begins lst ofevery month. Dividends in January and July. Dra(ts on Europe sold. Vy TE HAVE TWO FIRST CLASS MORTGAGES $10,000 cach for sale. COURTENAY & DE 258 Broadway, room or 199 Montague sirect, Brooklyn. $10 WILL thade APUTORA CALL FOR 100 shares of stock, 30 days; $125 will purchase same for $50,000 gold, 30 days; Alnames on all contracts Resotiated. Call ior particulars on LAVSBY & BAZLEY, rokers, 47 Exchange place. $7. 00. TABONUS OF $100 WILL BE ALLOWE D DFOR the loan of this amount for x months and a chattel mortgage as security on property three times the dmount. Address 2. L., box 119 Lieraid office. $3.6 000-2: yy ee 12,500 TO LOAN ON CITY ope er ouvtor Newark or Orange; 80 for, Second Wi origare 8H. PRETZFRK ng No, 3 John street, room 7. ~- tio AO 6.000 WASTEDCIN A, BuccESSFCL. Mas ring business; will pay, investor $180 and more month mG est references and guarantees given. ‘Apply to FOSSA, Esq., 18 Clinton place, second 50. 000 FOR NEW YORK FIRST AND SECOND Mortgages and pag ans; $18,000 for Brook- lyn; money now ready, without bonus, and divided in sums to suit. JOUN R. KEMBLE, 56 Liberty street. $125,0 00 TQ, LOAN—ON REAL, ESTATE IN city, in sums of $5,000 andy Mort hegotiated. Apply to JOuN *. SCONBEY. 10 162 Br Too! 200.000 7 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- ein sums to sult. Apply to 8. FREIDENRICH & CO, 906 and 908 Third avenue. ‘Dow, March 5-5 P, x. jand from the same ports, February and: BUSINESS Sa es ns Addxess or apply ai ae raw street, Brook rt x OLD. ARSTARLISH-ED re ere AND ‘sna Ropu wil tink nk atid time with Rurahaser ~ give ESA 9 fsinh anaes ti MAN WHO MEANS BUSINESS AND WHOIS: my st capil a poly will please Acdasine zoo 3. woh beled prom Cree SINGLE Bate POOPRORED OF considerable fortune, desires. s Hele capa may bea widow ora ‘Germ uire Bleecker street, basement, room A PARTNER FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF NW pate: foventt all ads, leather goods, up) mes, furniture, ra and alland ait ind ‘eeoration; also. for bookbinde Printers. be Aiten srecte necuud Moor, belore It O¢ atiar ADDITIONAL CAPITAL URED, for merchants, manufacturers a capital seckini business, ad Hicet and leading bunke Gas, CARLETON 4 CO-,& Krogdway, Financial and Business Agents. Es Betabliahed | S70: GENTLEMAN, 8) YEARS OF AGE, WITH E A experience in inercantile pursuits in both North und Ame: having a few thousand dollars shes to mal oa permanent EEoiplp ~~ ent wil ei established aud doin s safe business. w wi Bir Mean tad saat lyr ney wo Feet - hopes vans Tequired” Address INTEGEI TY, box fin oe SA A EE ana A. OnrTTAL SECURED FOR bi desire investartna Iniarmes destrapie opportanities . HetorencerHresidents mgeapanis, rourin. Kacoesl, Natonat, Glove ble In mance conten “CHARLES G, LGREN & CO., 113 so A. Sasi STORRS ARERY anv anoxen, 20% Sask Jousnale Ae Bx PRRTENOR Hai abe™ LL LOOKING FOR BUSINESS ANfoRaiRI? itaras zeke ag S i 4 ovel, amusing, diverting, tayst}fying And, snboyabie tee in. BABY CHAIR CoM (ane Broadway, from 1 to 4 P. M. PARTNER WANTED—WITH it IN GOOD Es- dt al non aeet rage (Ae Cretg ll saat our vest ion desired; Gos. nm Fea i aes ed | Bicas & Gow, “ae road wi A. iocnth street ay will teenth street, in 3: accure good profits; Stock and Mixture at at low "prise, Apply to C, 8. PECK & CO., lst Fitth avenue, AN EQUITABLE, | OFFERMANUFAOTURING IN. cessitates me vacatii ly fur: ished fest Floor, clegamtly locate ‘on Sixth avenue Fent $35 only; used lor sAlesrooms, drossnakit housekeepi IGHTSTONE, 668 Sixt Ew SALE—IN BROOKLYN, A FIRST CLASS ENG. lish Shades, where a good business has been done for the past, 12 years: property consists of House and two Lots; eligi, ble Mfeds ion and sold oa oe Ka it the death of the proprietor, ine hae nds it been for the above period. ‘or fu her meted, and to.view, call at the Light House Shades, Putnam ave: nue, corner Downing street. OR SALE—A BARGAIN.—AN ADVERTISEMENT IN she panels of the Broadway, Sixth and Seventh aye pare Ow owner has no further use. TER, ler Petoetart in TO PRUGGISTS.—ANY ax WISHING to start in business or cha oe een arare ig offered in a flourishing city, two hours’ ride from New ‘ork. Store newly fitted up, situated nd principal ARINEE) : WASTER om MANUF, r usiness, in full operation, seiliny ely goods t th beat elty jobbers for ca an pnergeus maa ney or more will fin 100% ortunity to go into business ddress B. Z., H Herat Id < offices ‘prarisaixa LITHOGRAPHING, 40.-A' PARTNE wanted to extend the facilities of an ol stablished house having more work than they ean do and business or atnanelat MTenartment “app to GRIGER JARLETON & CO.,98 Broadway. ATENT RIGHT MEN.—FOR WANT OF CAPITAL TO work it, I will sell one Ua, th beet Patents now out for a small sum ; a fortune tothe right mam. Address P., box 149 Herald office. $$ $$$ $$$. ARE re Atlgpeede ae" OPPORTUNITY.—STOCK AT wholesale cost.—Fi: nd in fleet Wilt of # paying larnbne Stove and ie bush ness Places owner compelied to ‘on account of ib ness. Apply 10 GRIGGS, CARLETON & O0., 08 Broadway, STATIONERY, STORE. OPPOSITE NEw Post: on sold very chea for at once, valuable loeation ; low reat. App’ pI iy of preuises, 25 2 art ow, basement. TANTED—A PARTNER IN THE SASH AND DOO! business; one who can buy half interest; an chance for a man of experience; house over 2) years ge Hisheds 8 Rood stock and & Tong lease. Addréss SAS. AND DOORS, Herald office. ANTED.—-A YOUNG MAN OF GOQD BUSINESS qualifications and character having 87. iy chase one-half Interest in an_ estab! coat ips Ising large profits: to, the rent ind ‘orm chance seldom offered. Address J. C., box office. $300 22. $00. “PARTNER WANTED IN REAL 3 good chance Zpply to Wit It, Mave Mechanios Bachango, 865 Fulton strect, Brookiyn, from 1) to wee dl adhe Pe 50. —A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.—A PART eIeIU. ner wanted in the painting pasinett Ape to J. R. ROPER, 309 Broadway, tp stairs, from 10 till 4P. $1. 50 PATENT FOR SALE—TODD'S IMPROVED Wail Paper cee with over 100 trim- mers ready for use; will be sola the above res; termseasy. Address 1, POND, Corning, N. Y. 9.500. —A VERY DESIRABLE Mfg etd eed dd 0 ® + for # good business Care most sterling character, Brostable and ehes rest inspection, LLIS & CO,, 48 Broad street. $15,000, -FO8, SALE, A PART INTEREST IN & manufacturing com any: will pay a Per cent net prot. Address B., box 119 Herald of cer _____ INSTRUCTIO} ae AY THOMPSON'S, COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE, Opposite Cooper Institute,—Bookkeeping, W: iting, Arithmetic aud Languages. Day and evenin Fen Hale department. Telegrapty, taught practically, with instru inents, Demand for operators. FRENCH GENTLEMAN WANTS A TEACHER FOR Bs lish cegrespondence and grammar, Addres F., Heratd office. — : 4 YOUNG LADY, HAVING FINISHED HER EDUCA ona europe. arises to obtain @ situation ac family or 1 iat Cation or addrese GOVERN EER 984 enced eecond street, her present employer's, for two days, YOUNG LADY DFR RES INSTRUCTION ata gd Freach language, dox 43 Herald Uptown Branch effice, 1 OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIO, GRAMMAR, SPEL ling, reading. 24 writing lessons, $2 60; grown-u Persons of ne lected education, secure private instruo tion. avenue and 62 Bowery. mates a department ALAVERACK Samet AND HUDSON. B At at Giavorach, 3 L Be, 4fct, both sexes; tors, niahed vobene; Sosnstractonsy re oN bd RENCH AND GERMAN TAUGHT TO LADTES AND sentiemen in apres: 2 gnomthe | a pe A ang ee ri idiomatic ai NVC! ier box idl Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,201 Broadway. NO THE IS? OF MAY. THR FORT wAsHINGTON French Institute for Young Gentlemen will moved to the itnwsbridge paso LP. Martie, E ‘iq, I7Ist street and Ki $400. 000 % LOAN ON NEW YORK; BROOK. polish And Westchester Real Eeetate, tn Tams to 9 ‘no bonus required; term of vears. ©.’ E. vompany, 168 Broadway. _ COPARTN ERSHIPS. (\OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. —MR. JOHN BOND, MY former partuer in the firm of Boud & O'Neill, has resumed his interest In the concern from this dat CHARLES O'NEILL, New York, March 3, 1873. Thereby confirm the above notice, _ JOHN BOND. HE UNDE E WITH BOND & O'NEILL have this ee ety tt sconarrnershin under the ra of O'Neill & nd will carry on the busines merchant tallens. and importers of fine woollens at 25 nion square. AMES O'NEIL) w York, March 1, 1873, ‘CHARLES STALZER, PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR GRANITE—EAST RIVER & idge.—Sealed proj oats will be received ‘until April i, ty , rate he det veri ogame eubic aes Po ee Face Stone, required Q the for the com- pictions of rooklyn Towel Bast Mer ridge. Plans Enginecr's office, per see! om Dy well, ee tee fon ese on en Brooklyn, See DENTISTRY. AINLESS.—TEETH EXTRACTED; fsbamainty, Conigtsat ats dca eines ia yy by Mm $i Asentiy dnd Pliteenth streets. eat rea MARBLE MANTELS. BER, STEAM. MALELE AND MARBLRIZING Wonka | and 136 Kast Ei ith streets rble A; Marbleized Mante|: ‘titing, a pe Counters, Monu- menta, at prices that dety competition. Marbie Turning for the trade. ci Rineiat bes OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED AP 7 beauty oF design and quahiiy’ of workmanship. Slate Work ot HAT a) OAR SH oH Hy TE COMPANY, Fourth avenne and Beventeenth streot, Union square. R & CO., STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 223 Py) rg teat rst street, between ea ay and Eighth avenue.—Marble and Marbleized Mantels, Monu- ments, ie: stones of superior Workmanship at very low prices, TELAT ES LW. SLA’ —| Ht ELE- Bi neti n inte Wark a tera jas, pe recaay bisa street Dear Boveuty uvenie, « In conformity with Ge: ARY. EB "gourany. WENT’ SECOND INFANTRY, N. G. ‘ew Youre, Mareh 5, 1873. ¥ onps NO. gourany ont RS, tar” 2, from re ‘mental pariers, this company will report at the ory in full niform, on tia ie Hi ‘olock a Me Members will bring ir overcoats, te "loners ‘of other companies desiring to parade will re. “Port at above named None: in JOSEPH W. CONUDON. _d. B, Dywocn, First Adjutant, Fé gOMPANy, TWENTY-SECOND INFANTRY, N. G. eee te March 5, 1! COMPANY onDEns, NO: nd a spinggnformiy with General Orden Nor 2, nf Fs, this company’ will rt ent Beary, i tue ny ae 6th in: full dress uitorm., Members will ir bring their Sreseeda tovembers of other com) nies desiring to parade will re- same let portatsame hour, Oy fr GEORGE J. CLANRAWALD. F. MoRar, Acting Acting First Sergeant. FLPArguanrens TWENIW-SECOND INFANTRY, N, Xonx, March 5, 1873. hawk Companies © and F wilt parade on Thursday, the _ fust., tm full Brats: National Guard. * Assembly al o'clock A. Members siete el cai ahaa tee ¥ 01 — BELEER SS poocrnced BEVELLED BILIJARD Ta- + bles at ‘heat clans plain O10 Tables at $300, AX emai EAP TBMAN, No. 7 Barclay stroot,_ PuRLAN BILLIARD TAB 5X10, ‘good as , for sale cheap. Calta ‘hag ‘ease Twenty: at street, Piano sigre. Al. ante be Og ge kind BLGIARD TABLES Al and the I’ itn endo Mmanutnctured an’ fer male leony, fy inventor ‘ang successor eras 138 Brosdware New forks = ° TLMIARD, BALLS.—GREAT | IMPROVEMENTS Binet made.—2 inch, $4; 2\ inch, $5; 2% inch, $6; 15 ball ‘ool, 2% inch, set; Billiard Counters, in seta of 200, .. white ald every tenth one blue $8 bet; Lig 10088 Chee! ai HUAENG'S CO. 207 Centre street. W. nM. GRivrira's FRENCH BEVEL an . with Delaney’s Patent. 8 ions, ¢ fase hough at ny, 00 yosy Ei iss gounpites tor 8178 "Onl