The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1873, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. AFFAIRS IN WALL STREET. Curious Fluctuations in the Rate of Money. ENGLISH FINANCES. A Good Condition Reported Abroad. GOLD STRONGER. The Loaning Rate Advanced to 1-16 of 1 Per Cent Per Diem, THE STOCK MARKET STEADY WALL STREET, } WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8—6 P, M. ©n ‘Change to-day cotton was in fair demand ‘and firmer, but prices were not quotably higher. Flour wasin good demand and higher for some grades, Wheat and corn were active and de- idedly dearer, closing firm at the improvement, FOREIGN AFFAIRS. London advices by mail give the reasons why so ‘much ease has prevailed in that market. Com- spared with the corresponding period last year, the surplus in almost every department shows the past three months to have been atime of steady in- crease, and the proverbial elasticity of the revenue has again strikingly displayed itself. The increase in the customs is about £840,000; in excise, £70,000; in stamps, £370,000; in general taxes (despite the reductions effected by tne last budget), £18,000; in the Post Office, £100,000; in telegraphs, £35,000. The returns from income tax have de- creased, and there is also a diminution in the profits of the crown lands and.in the item of mis- cellaneous income. ‘These jast three branches, in, deed, cause the total quarter’s income to fall be. ‘Jow ‘the income of the corresponding quarter of jast year—at least, if we may depend upon the re- turns issued by the Treasury, in which, however, there is a certain arithmetical inaccuracy. But this fact would not imvahdate the conclusion which we are disposed to draw from an examination of the component sums.in the account—namely, that there is reason to be satisfied with the pres- ent financial and commercial position of the country. In the daily market there is no important change to record. Consols and United States securities were steady, with money somewhat active. Erie was alone demonstrative, closing at 463¢ yesterday and rang- ing upwards to 484; to-day, but with a weakening at the last to 47%. It is said that the entire report of the board of directors was cabied. If this be the case, it would naturally account for the advance, Another and somewhat adverse report has proba- bly also gone forward, so that the English stock Market will be amply supplied with sensations, As this market moves in sympathy with | that of London, whenever Erie is the subject of quotation, we may reasonably look for important fluctuations, The latest prices were as follow: onsols for money, 92% a 9244; ConsOls for account, 9244 a 92 9-16; five-twenty bonds Of 1865 (old), 9534 a 9594; five-twenty ponds Of 1867, 953, @ 95%; ten-forty bonds, 90; new fives, 91'4; Erie Railway shares, 47% a 48; new French loan, 74, a 7% percent premium, In Paris rentes were lower, having declined to 57f, 95c. The fol- lowing are the latest discount quotations in the Jeading Continental cities of Europe :— Bank Rate, Open Market. Per Cette Per Cent. Paris.. 5 4% Berlin. 4s 44 Bremen.. » oe bis Frankfort. 4 34 Hamburg. <= 44 Amsterdam, 25 4% | Brussels . . 4 4 Leipsic . big 536 | Bt. Petersburg. -6 6} Vienna. Ae 433 THE MONEY MARKET. The principal feature—indeed, the chief excite- ment of the day—exhibited itself when the money rate, alter an opening at 5 and 6 per cent, jumped to 7 per cent, currency, and then to7 per cent, gold, on call, With stock as collateral security. The large holders of stocks were consequently, to & very considerable extent, borrowers of sterling, which is now about the importing rate—a sugges- tive Jact in connection with the future movements Df the Bank of England, since it may be reasonably expected that, in order to check an outflow of gold 4o this country, 1t will advance its rate of discount. Later in the day the demana for loans Sbated, and bhe rate was reduced to 4 and & per cent. ‘The speculation was due to some abnormal influences, but these were strongly aided by still prevailing reperts concerning the forgeries of legal tenders an@ the disturbance likely to resuit from the cancellation efthe issue of the $500 bills.. Foreign exchange was dull, and a reduction was made to 107’ for sixty days and 107% for sight, though sales were made as low as 106% @ 106% for sixty aya: and 207d. @ 1079, for sight. GOLD FIRM—115% A 11645. Giold showed its strength to-day, not more in its price at the beard—the extremes of which are | $ above yuoted—than in the rates demanded on gold 4oans—to Wit, 1-32, 1-64 and 1-16 per day for use. Later there was a decline to 1-64 and “flat.” The taies paid for carrying were 1, 2, 4,6and 7 per cent.\ The market was only moderately active, The Muctuations of the dey were as follows:— 10 A.M... . 16 10:01 s M. 1164 A.M 16 u A. M, 15% 42M. 116 , Gold loans on time are higher, at % a1 for use Aor thirty days, 13; a1 tor sixty and ninety days, 4% 41% for four months and all the year, and 1% a 4% for six months. The advance in time loans was- *tunnlated by the rise.in the daily borrowing rates. @ operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were ge follows :— Gow vaiances. Currency balances. 4,149,152 Gross clearances. . «100,446,000, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The receipts from customs to-day were $385,000 the receipts from internal revenue, $284,559.. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $9,000 on account of interest and $13,000 in redemption of .five- twenty bonds. + $2,947,265 GOVERNMENT BONDS. These present little or no change, the quota- & Ons being as follow Mited States sixes, 1881, ro, tistered, 117 811735; da. do., coupon, 119% 0.119% 5 fo. five-twentier, 1562, 116% a 1174; do. do,, 18¢ 4174\ 117%; do. da., 1865, 11834 426% 8 117; GO. do., 1867, 1185; a 1187 ; de. do., 11736 s# 117% ; do. ten-forties, registered, 113 a 1). fo. do., Coupon, 113 a 113%3 do. Gvem, 1881, 1145 114% 5 dh, Currency, 113% a 113%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES. New Ten tessees sold at 62; old do. at 62%; Missouri sf.<es at 91}4; Florida gold sixes are quoted at 75,% bid; Old Virginias are 42a 44, new 50 bid; consol 51% @ 52}4, and deferred, 12 4 1234. ‘We quote old Nth Carolinas at 27 a 28); new, 16 17; special tax offering at 134; old South Caro- fines are 825 bia’, New July being 14 a 15, and April 26 bid; Misson"! plain bonds are 91 a 91%. Rall. ROAD BONDS. The market in this &¢partment continues steady om ® emali business fo,” the day. We quote Erie fourth mortgage at 995; .Detroit and Toledo first at 97; Union Pacific first at-80%: do,, sevens, land Grants, at 71; Unio and Missiasippi coxwolidated at- Obio and Mississippi second at 843 C., C. and 1.C. frat at 69. The following are the bids as Kg a 105 WH} Tol & Wad 24 m...s,.00 Tole Wad equip bass: istm Ge lone 4 Chic 24m. Morry @ Exsex Ietm Morrie & Kawex sd ww, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, i eine Be Minn Ist in: Bur,C, R & Min Ist 7’.3 ‘THE STOCK MARKET, Little is to be said concerning the movement in stocks to-day which might not have been written yesterday. The chifinges were slight and the deal- ings comparatively small. It is a noteworthy fart, ‘however, that many sunbrowned faces fresh from the country put in an appearance, and certain to- kerf@are in thé air that there will be an early and vigorous campaign. Much strength to-day was shown by Western Union, which opened at 92%, sold down to 92, up to 92%, down again te 91% a 91% and rallied te 92, New York Central was like- wise strong, ranging between 104% 21¢5%. Lake Shore sold at 92% a 92% a 93 a 92%; Erie At 59% a 59% a 59% a 69%; Pacific Mail at 43% @ 48% @ 43% a 44 a 44% a 4375 a 44 @ 44. Wabash tried Hard to advance, and did improve from 69 to 70/4 (at which price 700 shares were bought in under the rule), Dut re- ceded to 69. There has been so much “manage- ment” in tnis stock, s0 much mere speculative manipulation, with a view to make tho street be- lieve certain things were to happen, that suspicion has become like a millstone around its neck. Wall stréet business men admire shrewdness, but at the same time they demand square dealing. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 3874 a 39 a 393; a 38%, C. C, and 1, C. at 3034 a 30% @ 31, Rock Island at 108% a 10844. Panama opened firm at 117 @ 117}, but weakened at the close to 116 & 11634. HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the day:— Highest. Lowest. New York Central and Hudson River stock consoudated. a 9239 69 Northwestern ... 64 Northwestern preferred. 82 Rock Island. 1083 Milwaukee and St. Paul. 61 Milwaukee and St. Paul pref. 34 706 39% 3834 262% 26% 31 30% 925% 91% Pacific Mail......, 44% 4335 MEMORANDA. ‘The earnings of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Railway were for August, 1873, $153,344; for August, 1872, $117,408; gain, $35,936. The earnings of the Milwaukee end St. Paul Rail- road Company for the month of August amounted to $777,800—an increase of $212,071 over the cor- Teaponding period of last year. Whe earnings of the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway Company for the month of August, 1873, were $251,312; for August, 1872, $227,522; increase, $23,790. It is estimated that the present cotton crop will amount to 3,800,000 bales, and if the remainder of the season be favorable it may reach 4,000,000, If there be an early frost it will be reduced to 3,500,000. The earnings of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railway for the last week in August were $41,936, while for the week previous they were $26,230, being an increase of $15,705, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Wednesday, September 3—10:15 A. M, $1000 US 520, r "67... 6% 10 A. M.—Before $24 0 sts Brie RE call. 1000 ahs West Un Tel.. do. 30c, a 38c.: State pails and tubs, good to fine, he 9) Kirst Board—10:30 A. M, 16000 Tenn 6's,new... 82 500shs LS&MSRR... 925 10H0 Tenn Csold..be B24 30" do. bs Mis Lie 400 we 100 gy 20 HOt Ohio & Misscon 6000 Obio & M . door CC & TC ist 5 shs Bank of N 100 Md Goal d.....-.. wD) &H Canal... 300 Erie RK. as 10) do. 600 300 200 | oo | 2») rn | 300 100 i 100 100 Erie ae prt... | 100 West Cn Ter 500 do. WP,PWad abe Fa Burts 7 do. Ca LORR -be do. 5 " 3 15 and 2:15 P. M. $4400 US 6-20, r, 707... 116 200) US.5's,.6, BL - n, 116% * 107% 4 600 de lw) Panama RR. 1W.Pac MSS Co. 300 a sae 927 300 80 AtLA Pac pit Fd 300 70) Tot & Wan 100 20) 800 wo 100 1000 100 Ohio. iiss 100 AD NYC RHR TEN LS 106% Second Soard—1 Pp, $3000 Term 6's, new... 82 800 shs Pac MESS Co I2she Maghattan Gas a, do. § Del é Ht Canal 70) krle 300 hoy ‘ 700 West Un Tel i do. be be 500 Un Pac Rit WLS & MS RR om do. De 2:30 to 3 P. M. + ame “ype at 200 she L 8 &M 8S RR 400 do... Be Pac M88 Co do. 900, do. 170 do. Ea nyca a mye, CLOSING PRICES—3 OOCLOCK P. M Western Union. 91% 0 @” oh Ch &N W pref. ia a 8 Mer Un Ex. 62" q 62% NJ Cen, Pane Mall, i 444 Rogk Island COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Cotton Firmer—Flour Active and Firmer—Wheat Active and Higher— Cern Higher—Oats Dearer—Groceries Quiet but Firm—Provis' Quict— Pork and Lard Firmer—Petroicum Nominally Easier—Naval Stores Firm— Whiskey Nominally Lower, WEDNESDAY, Sept. $.—6 P. M. There was considerable activity in cemmercial circles to-day, and the markets were generally firmer. Flour was in demand and higher. Wheat was active and higher, especially fer lots on the spot. The demand was mostly for shipment and the sales were pretty heavy for future delivery. Corn was also active and decidedly higher. The demand was mostly for Kastern account. Sales to arrive were reported at steadily advancing prices, Oats were also in demand and higher. Whiskey was unsettied, lower and nomi- nal. Grain freights were easier. Pork and lard were firmer, but quiet. Cotton was in good demand and firmer, but mot quotably higher. Petroleum continued dail, and prices were nominally easier, Naval stores were in fair demand and the market firm. Groceries were quiet, but continued firmness was manifested. Arries were in fair demand, and quotea firm at the following figures:—Orange pipping, per bbl., $4 0 $450; red Astrackan, $450 a $5; Jerseyisweets, $3.a $3.50; do. sour, $4 a $450; Western do., $3 50 a $4, supply has been ample. but trade only moderate, and prices steady. We quote:—State firkins, - & B3e. 5 do., do., poor to fair, 20c. a 27e.; do. Welsh, do., good to fine, 30c. a 30c. ; do., do. poor to fair, 20c, ribs tate, tubs and firkins, shi ping, se/eckions, 3h. a 3! Western, do., store ached: Ise. a We. 5 pea pei ee we hod a 20ers Orange county grease, inquiry” has eae} cht, both tor export . as fol- 1 Oa oe and the nome trade. Prices remained stead lows: State tuctory,, fine to, fancy, 12, a 1 fine, Ie, Bf . common to fis ‘o.; State dairy, Gaming to fine, oa tory, fair to fine, 10c. a 124gec.; sk! hay MCoreon on the spot was again decidedly: firmer under good demand from spinners, Better prices in some. in- Slances were oblained, but quotations are unchanged. Future deliveries were steady at about yesterday's rues, with a fair business. We quote :— Tplands. Alabama, WN. Orleans, Texas, 14h 148g ig 17 nv ue 183 ins . 19g 19} 19! 2085 20) 205 Good ‘middling 2 mig 22 Sse “quotations are based on cotton in stare, running in quality. not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. The spot sales were :— tg _ Last Eve’g. Total. Export. 50. 32 Consum| 2881 929 3,760 Speculation q7 n3 130 Total bales. 2,960 1,202 4, Included in balestoarrive. For future delivery (basis low middling) the sales been as tol- ave ‘ales last Con pk bane “Sorclock—Soptember, 1200 at is stsge 40) at Ht ecemaner. Oy at 1734 hat hi To- aay) up to 3 0 “September Tr, 200 at 8 11-16e., G0. at 18 L880, ‘300 at 18 cs 083 at IsBLWe, notice on ante 8tiy, Soo mr iba, (no notice}, 200 at 183¢c., 100 at 18 21-; ser (no notice), 100 at 18 21-32c. (notice on the ay H uae 100 at 18 11-16. Ge notice), 134; 5 21-: t 18 11-16¢, ark er, 100 at Ii to'at't7 Iei6e.. 200 at 17 skade., ; November, 200 at 175c.; December, 1000’ at I Side, | Nota 9,400 bales. Grand total, 13,800 bales. Receipts at the ports OF obite, to-day :—Galveston,” 139 bales: New Orleans, 89; 79; Savanah, 127; ‘Charl roe 444; Wilmuigeon, 3 folk, 459; New York, ‘Boston, 35. This day’ Inge’ week,” ON erhis day tast jean on cotton to foreign ports closed as follows e, by steam, 11-i6e., compressed; RO sail; to. Ham, hy steam, le. ; ‘9 Bremen, by steam, 74¢.j jlte Liver- ‘or- ae pool, by steam, Syl: a 710d. by'sath a Corer Ths Market was dull, but, priect Pupil no chang Sales were reported at New Orleans Of Nd tazs cx-Auna Walch, on. private terms We qnote: Rio, ordinary cargoes, Wie. &, 2%e.5 fair car: Hoes, diye. a 230.4 good cargoes 21%4c. a 23c.; prime extreme range for lots, 20\c. cargoes, Zigc. a ac ‘sixty and A days’ credit; a id, rument — bags), 233¢c. do. grass e.; Singapore, do, 2c. & 2c; Cey ion. 2e.; Maracaibo, Disc. a 3e.; Laguayra, Zc. Re.;° Jamaica, We. a Be; St Domingo, 18: Hi Porto Rico, 2ic. a We. ; Costa Rica, Whe. a 22, We, a le. doe. ale. Manila, 19% Angostur: la, 20446. a 21 sav oa, Wise. a sixty to ninety edit. Dunes ann CiFurcits—The market during. the’ past few days has shown more life with a better inquiry no- ticable for fall parcels. In-a distributing way a. fue ated with sal j.drums of caustic soda at 6 a $2 87h, gold. We qu 8, gol i beteamion, $4 3 a $4; oll anise, $: 150, do. oll lemon, $3 50 fergreen, $5 dig. a 83.25; Nemec, Tost, *6 Western: chlorate potash Bc. wold ; Béotel bicarbonate Timp aium, 34c.. do. ; quinine, $260; citric ote 5) a $4 7! $34 S20 gate a ermine ot C. brown; cream tartar, Bag c.; carb. ammonia, ite c. Honduras coeuineai, c. a Te., gold; Mexican Parilla, 9. a 10c.. gold; Yellow prissiate potash at see. nage’ prlinc Neneea Foot Yue, : crude urgola, tee, old; balsam tolu, 7c. ; bromide potush, $1; carda- moi sisoasii cine, vie 4 Sane Penny & "Soda ash, per’ ewt soda, 6) per cent creain, per ¢ soda, 60 per cent white, per cwt., 20s. a 20s, U5 cauatic soda, 70 per cent white, per cwt. His Gala 2s, Od: bi carbonate soda, per ewt., 17s. 9d. a Soda crystals, per wt. 6s, 6d.,'a 7s. ; bleaching powder, perews, 10s. 9d. a lls i chlorate of potash, per Ib.. 1s. 243d. als, $d. Mar- FiouR axp Gnatx.—Receipte Flour, &77 bbl: wheat, 76.215 Busheis: corn, 181.459 do.; oa 0.5 Atésuo. The flour market wasirmer, under acontinaed good demand for shipping extras, and prices were 10c. a as. Sad. a 2: ISe, higher. The. sales, compris foot ‘t 22,000 bbls, including ON bbs. extra, to arrive, at gs ke Orn meal Was More active, with sales reported of 1.500 bbls. at $3 a $3 40 for common to ¢ ‘estern, $3 40 for golden ear and prize medal and $380 for Brandy. aeaett ee ot at Extra Western. Extra Minneso. ars ae ta Round hoop Ohio, shipping 625 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands 700 Family... su nis, low extra SOmarsuaccons St Lous, choice tamily Calitorn wustcunas am Corn meal, Phe . Corn meal, Brandywine. ° wt Tor SSS seuResesessauveuszena Ruma mcm P10, SSSRnSSSuRRssles Fp Eoebeeesreseretsreeeer eee : 0. —Wheat was active, scarce and 2c. igher for lots on the spot, and slightly higher for future delivery... The sales loot dp about 260,00) bushels, at $1 8) for inferior spring a $1 O for old No. cl Chicago and Milwan- kee, $f Ba $1 65 tor new do., $1 66 for Duluth, $1 67 te ordinary red winter, $1 61 for lowa spring, $1 80 for do. Aeliverabie all September; $1 52 for Chicago last all September, $1 51 for Milwaukee for October, pied lowa spring for November 1, $1 72 a $1 73 for amber wiu- ter. Corn was in good demand, and decidedly higher. ‘The sales were 210,000 bushels, ei 1 88, 60: ood 62c. tor tair, dec. a Gilge, tor for yellow, and 6c, a also within a day or two 100,000 bushels for her.at 6c. a 65c. Uats were active and di firm_at the advanc E bushels, at 44c. 0 46 Barley and tye were inactive and hon Frep.—The market was quiet and steac at prices within the range of the for 100 ibs. sharps, 100 Ibs. or Ni Bi Ibe. or No, 2midilings.§ or medium feed, $18 a $19; 40 ls. ons y rye feed, $23; ground teed, $22 0 $ OtaRiaurs—The movement in berth freights Sontaned slow, with rates on grain ruling a shade easier. There a@ fair inquiry for vessels for charter, but business 1 scarcity of tonnage. Th gagements were —To Liverpool, by steam, 40,000 but of corn at 11M4d., 1800 boxes cheese at 70s, 723 tone of measurement goods at 35s., ana, by. ath 1s hhds. of tal low at 4s. To 1 . for white; Il Se, 4s. 3d., 500 bis of do, at 4a by steam, 60 boxes bacon, on Gibraltar, by sail. hds. of tohace: ters include —A Gei tol, 2.100 bbls. of im, at 78. bark, from do. to a continental port, excludi 5,00) bis. of crude or retined da. at fo 6de4 bark, to arrive, hence to Cork, for orders to the Kingiter, 2.000 bbls. of refined do. . Ud. OF, of direct, off; two German ships, to a Dos. ot feaned Bae, respectively, hence to Bre- men, on pri Norwegian bark, hence to Cork, for craees to the, Cnited Kingdom, 2.700 “quarters at l0s,; an American bark, 405 henee to Cape eneral cargo, on private ter an American brig, tons, to Porto Rico, and back, xeneral cargo, at & lump am: MoLasses—No business was reported aside from unim- portant jobbing sales: but prices remained the same. We quote -—Cuba, centritugal and mixed, & Ze. i do. clayed, 2c. a Bbc muscovado, refining, J s es 0-5 Oy ‘OORT. c.; Porto Rico, a at Hrajlish'Télanaa, te 800.; New Orleans ‘See. 6 Beall ew crop. NAVAL Stones—The market for spirits turpentine was * | gulet, bat Arm at 45360. a dd ad buls, were fold at that he In osin. Was ie qi strained quated at $320. We heard of nite ‘00, "oF is gs at by ®, and cA shed ‘of pale at $4; also 1 at 8800 is. ‘steained aed 20 150 bbls. of Ro. 2a $8 26 and 10) Dole or Ge at aS Tae ate otto were neglected, but wiped nominally steady as Petroeom,—Por re ly r~ 0 ly inquired for. ‘but the bids were ‘below the views ‘A Cases were quiet, but steadily eld ‘Naphthe remained entirely nominal, tole —Befined stand ard white at 16. a 1640. for ast half 9 nd, Me. for the stare. months 10,000 bis. 401d. tor fase halt of month at the ve prices. Crude, in bel kK, % halance of month or future deliver cases at 2c, faphtna at ide. a lose. tor city. thie Phiiad wet oie at ‘ides t and weak. Refined for balance of month or futures. From the oll i'peoatclng reports Bae epo Sir, ofa spiel market, gral Bins ether Landing, $1 749 bbls; cut m 176 d Uercer, The market tor We heard of sales S00 ‘bia, In Jobbing Jots, a of clear mess at 16. Bp continue ‘fail and ner at 8 , for December, a. " a THe. were auies ‘wnd capieg, guvied at 0750. & Tee. Ht hogs remey! con SEPTEMBER 4, 187%,—TRIPLE SHEET. | ae Ue a Ee tinued Jobbing Bade o of - i Ragen at price ate bis Ber rte ps “ Fate mess eet hanna cs atreues im 618 0 $18 a $35 108 coum 9 We: ‘2 va grate, with fornier rices eit eat sak hams at ile - 5 B00 ed shoulders: at hats, at 143¢0. 5 reen do., 15 Ibs. avgaes, si 10sec. 7,800 Ib». of rib 2 Ibs. averag, at & tierces of clear bellies, at ge market jor Western continued st x a fale demand., Sales : Bd terces, tor ter ch x ‘O-16e. on soo here a fies BMC. ; 000 terces, fc I Carcan eatin =f pameapabige We quote -— Beate, in Dull, $1 99 a etna, app Pa "Sh 0 23175: peerlors’ in Bete * Bweete-Velidw’ Dela” eae ae Vi fina, i ao; reds, $30 Ricx.—There has been a fai distributin: way tor both domestic and foreign. wi former orices D, current, Sales 30 tlerces ot Carolin bags of Patna at 73¢e, ‘Tike, and S00 bags of Han Sie. ian 34c., 100 bags of Rangoon at for raw best was quiet, but firm. ludi redbing Mus- ‘orto ici Watts ie amet ih standard, Nos. 10 to uperior “and extra superior, Ke ‘BKe. Stkanine was in fair demand and the t r. Sales 25 tlerces at 8isc., cas! do., i arrives Pasiea an Ibs. of grenso, strained, |, at 8} a we 'ALLOW was in moderately fair request and firm. ae 45 hhds, at ii" , 25,000 Ibs. of prime ut 8dgc. and 20,000 ibs. . of outsidi Receipts, 912 boils. The market was lower nominal at $105. Last evening 100 bbls, To-day 50 bbls. of alcohol at $1 $8, BOSTON WOOL MARKET. Boston, Sept. 3, 1873. ‘The excitement in the wool market recently hoticed still continues, and the late improvement is iully sus- tamed. Manufacturers are purchasing freely, and are ying in stocks by the better demand for ness of manufacturers and jobbers ha ing improved holders of tleeee wool are now very indif- ferent about selling. as a further advance of tea de fs expected to be reafized at an early day. Sales of Ottio and Pennsylvania fleeces, medium, extra and double extra, at Buc. a S3c., although many ot the most desirable lots of aouble extra are not offering under 4c. a 5c. per Wb. the large exports of fine foreign wool having In- parted considerable strength to market tor this grade, Michigan fleeces range trom 47c. to 50c. for medi- Umextra and double extra, and Wisconsin, Indiana and other Western at 45c. a 48c. ' Combing and delaine fleeces continue in demand, all offering finds a ready sale at advancing prices, ranging now from S5c. to 6c. for de- laine and combing. California wool is in demand. DOMESTIC MARKETS. soid at $1 JALVESTON, Sept. 3, 1573. Cotton—Domand good; holders Aria good ordicery, Wipes Mexus ordinary, 12ige. Net recelpts, 189 bales. Sales,'126. Stock, 5,312 Cotton Supply lights low middlings, 173,c.; receipts, #9 Dales; gross, 89. rict_ good ordinar, Sales, 400. St Mosi.x, Sept. 3, Cotton firm. Middlings, 18.; low middlings, Tehee. strict good ordinary, l43gc, a jot receipts, 79 bales. Exports coastwise, 30. Sales, Savannan, Sept, 8, 1873, Cotton—Demand fair; middlings. 17%c, | Net receipts, 172 bales. Exports coastwise, 276. Sales, 70. Stock, 1,436: Wararverox, N. C, Sept 3, 1873 Spirits of turpentine steady at sole. Hosin steady at for strained. 94» $4.20 for pale © crude turpentine steady at $2 for 35 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet at $2 85. Oswxco, Sept. 873. Forty mpabenred sales of 1,400 bbls. at $i Ge or No. ing, $8 75 tor amber winter, be 75 tor white winter, 310% for double extra. Wheat ull; sales of 2,800 bush els prime white Canada at $1 80: bushels new. No. 1 Mil etme) at $1 47, to AEE good “linge naa to arriv rn firm with an Res | tendency: sales of 3,400 els at 5éc. close sold at 60c. Corn me a S7c, $1.20 for volted,* st Bier iaiae ewt. Millieed unchanged; ‘shorts $17, shipstufts $18, mid- dlings $20 per ton." Canal frelglite Wheat 73gc1, corn and. rye eo New Yi mber, $3 25 10 the Hudson, lew York. Railroad treights—Plour. to Ehila: ibn, te Boston 50c, tof New York, 60c. to Al- bany 36c. ‘hecuinten 92,000_ feet lumber. shipments nk 600 Dole: S wheak & 5,700 bushels; barley, 9,500 2,092,000 feet, The amount of grain ‘on the ‘canal frou Buftalo to Oswego for tide water vester ag near as can be ascertained, was, wheat- 3 corn, 233,000 do,; oats, 154,000 do.; rye. BurrAauo, Sept. 3, 1873. Lake and rail imports for the last twenty-tonr hours— Wheat, 197.900 bushels; corn, 73.2671 do. + ‘oats , £0,400 do. 73,000 do. flour, bles bbls. Canal ship mente: Wheat, 35.901 frubet 36,720 do. ; oats, 6,500 do. Rail exports— heat’ i173 bushels: CORD, GLSi4 do; oats, £9,300 do. Canatireights—Wheat 10 atl Dec. Flour r Western spring, 5 & $8 50; Sinte,. $0 0 'g025, eat firm anced Je. Per busiel: sales of 16,00 bushels No. Qui oted-Miwankse No. t ‘at $150; do Ne 2 do., L385 rite Michigan, a f 00 bushels high mixed « fon at 5% 000 do. Western Oats firm; sales of 15 00! bushels Western on private terms; held at 3¥c. a 39c. Rye nominal at %c, Barley malt steady ; prime winter Western, $120 a $1 25; prime Canada, $1 25. Other articies unchanged. Cnicago, Sept. 3, 1873. Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat quiet but arm; sales of No. 1 spring ate he @ $1 1745; No. 2 do., $1 144g bid, cash; $1 13% seller Sebtember nominal lo aul the year; fo, $1 03 a 1 08!4; rejected, $1 0. Corn firm: 40%c. bid tor A No 2, mixec’, ‘ ash 5 pellet Se peembers ic. 107 relected scarce Oat a27%e. for No. cash sales seller Getobert White sold. s tiie. 0 28 rejected, aye. Rye duil at 67c. a. 67! it No. Kelested: nominal ee. lc. a Gic-” Barley ech and in ed demand at $1.30 a $1 31 for No-2 spring toarrive, closin ring hs ‘rovisions quiet; fold at. 81870 a SIt according to brand. Ladd neade nt Fhe. cash. Bulk meats quiet but firm ut &. for shoulder Siec:'a Ge. for short sib middles, Ye. a Ye. for short clea middles, all loose. Bacon steady at 9c. tor shoulder: IWiee, for sides, packed. Receipts S000 bbls. four, 2708 bushels wheat, -260,000d0. corn, #2, 0 do, oats, 10,00) to. rye and 2.000'do, barley. Shipr Is. flour, -a00 bushele wheat, 44,000 do. corn, 20,000 do. vats 100) Gov rye ad 000 do, wariey. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxnox, Moxry Manxer —L¢ Loxpox, Sept, 312:30 P. i 4734. 1:30 P. M.—Erio Railway way, shares, 4834. 2 asiay snares 48%. P, M.—Erie Kail- 3 P.M.—Enie Raibway res, 477 ty shares, 48%. 94 PM. M.—Consols for money, 9234; y shares, v3) fst Railway shares, 48. for the account, 9244. way Raley Panis Bourss.—Lonnon, Sept. ie 30 P. M.—Paris advices qnote rentes at S7{. 9c. 3:30 P, M.—Rentés at 57f. P2iec. 4:30 —Rentes at if. ‘Se. Liverroon Corton MaRket.—Liverroot, Sept. 84:30 M.—Of the sales to-day §,000 bales were Americ: Sales of Orleans, on the basis of low middlings, deliver: able September, at 9d. Sales of uplands on the basis of Jow middiings, deliverable September, at 8 18-160. The market is a shade firmer; middling uplands, 8%d.; Gling. Orleans, 95gd. "Sales 1400) ‘bales. including 2,000 for specuiation and export. Liverroot Parovisioxs Marget.—Liverroor, Sept. 3— a aoe 39s. Pork, 70s. per bbl. tor new ae ETROLKOM MARKsT.—ANTWERP, Sept, 8—Petroleum, 891. for fine pale Ameri - per owt. FINANCIAL, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insuranee Policies, Mortgages and other Securities. Insurance of al etected with st companies, J. J. FAB! BR at Broadway. LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY OR- ganize incorporated companies, mi in mercantile, manufacturing and othe! Malis. “Having Huropean couuectons: also pe Mantial coucerns, ALERANDER’ FROTMINGHAM” antial coacerns COMPANY, 112 Broadway. HORN HAA BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD- E vileges; first class names col ‘Xplanatory circular mailed to any ad- Gress. “Full information on application. f OF OUI HAS ABOUT | rue rd aaa HE desires to invest in good Second peennnerenn. WINANCIAL, ANTED—ON Bonn AND MORTGAGE, $16.00 2 ja on New Jerse| ddress | B, erald office ork SOR SALE. \ Downtown LUNCH ROOM wn, day sae Ah, eit tes dedi tite altel tages Riera A LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY. JACOB SHARP! TO LOAN—ON BOND ‘AND Mont. age, without baa, for a term of ON CONTE. Y, 162 Broadway, room 9. | $84. 000 20,104% OX BOND AND monTaAGE thin 20 miles of lew $25.000 $82,000 yeai and on second mor on improved ty property; good, tenement preserred RTLES. 66 Wall street. $125 00 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PROP- erty in ig York, New Jersey or Wil- peers ae BEMEAMY Bi BROTHERS, bd Pine street, COPARTNERSHIPS. ae OF ‘PARTNERSHIP. THE COPART- nership of Maier, Herschmann & Bertrs ind has been dissolved; the business, however, will be carried on i rietor of the meee my name, being now the ple BY MAAN wNew York, August 27, eile IMPORTERS AND GROCERS’ BOARD OF TRADE, The following resolutions were proposed by the Committee on Trade, Statistics and Publication of the Importers and Grocers’ Board of Trade and were unanimously adopted at the regular meeting of the Board held yesterday at two o’clock P, M.i— Resolved, That, the thanks of the Importers and Grocers’ Board of Trade are hereby tendered to Jon ©. Hopper, Secretary of the National Revenue Reform Aaociation, for his strenuous efforts in the interests ot the mercantile community of New Yor! Resolved, Further, that this Board {eof opinion that Mr: Hopper’s Knowledge of the revenue laws anaof their maladministration will agsist us to lay before Congress in December next a scheme for the correction of the revenue and collection laws agreeably with section 4 of the nct entitied “An act to provide ior the preparation and presentation to Congress of the revision of the laws of the United States,” &c., approved March 3, 1873, with a yiew of securing a code of regulations in harmony with the commercial necosaltities of the present century, Resolved, t this Board will be happy if Mr, Hopper will examine and amend the draft prepared by the Com= missioners appointed by the government and submit his Proposals, when, completed. to the commitiee of this joard on trade, £c., for the approval of this Board; and each member of the Board of Trade is requested to confer with Mr. Hopper, if any suggestion occurs to him, witn the view to com; iy wa with the aforesaid act of Congress. $10,000 to $15,000 yearly prow income inay be mai js open for a gentleman investing $5,000 and undertaking mediately the management of a well-known concern Of high olass character. “Address “CLTY AND SI rATE, Herald Uptown Branch office. YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, WITH VERY SMAL capital and ten years’ experience and eatgerman’ wishes to counter hitnscit with & ny practical mechanic or manutacturer needing suc! her, of would take agency: highest referonces required, Add ty 1, box 194 Heral FINE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, ESTAB- good part. ven and office. lished 25 years, with valuable Patents, for sale; pa; ing 90 to 75 per cent. “GRIGGS, CARLETON & 00, ee nancial Agents, 9% Broadway. PARTY HAVING A GOOD CAPITAL DESIRES TO make advances to a manufacturing concern and sell its goods; chemicals or metal articies preierred. Ad- dress B., box 142 Herald office. MAN WITH $50 WANTED—SUPERINTENDENT Wd wiutvay Sib weekly: "Apply oF address HANCFAG: | 2 and will pay $75 wee! or 88 TURER, . POOm 132" Astor Hi ous. WELL OCA RELIABLE MAN, AGED 42, ‘wishes to employ his afternoons and $700 profitably. Address PHLOX, box 148 Herald office. —ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER- A YOUN G MAN, ‘ABOUT EXCHANGING COUNTRY for a city life,’ wishes to engage with some one in this city as porter: can speak English and German; has been 22 years in one place, and can give good city ‘and country references if required. Please address UKO. F. ROEMER, 373 Henderson st. Jersey City. A 9000 DENTIST HAS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO have employmeut constantly; also young men In easy circumstances t) learn the busineas perfectly, at PRETERKE BROTHER'S, 189 Bowery. A. MAN WITH $700 WANTED—FOR SUPERINTEND- ing position in a light manufacturing business: $25 Weekly and interest in profits, Apply at 10 Union square, ret ACTIVE MAN, WITH to n interest with’ adver eth ‘& ‘business ‘already established and pi ore great enlargement and corresponding profit Address HOWARD, care of C.H. Olivet, No.1 Park place OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PATENTS IN THE United States, already established, being manufac- tured on royalty and bringing a fine income, with pros- pects of being ‘second to none; on half in real estate, For interview address G. M. E., Herald offic OR SALE—THE BEST HOTEL IN HAVANA, CUBA, For particulars epply to LUCAS MUHOBERAY, Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. OR SALE—THE WHOLE OR PART INTEREST IN one of the neatest Bar and Lunen Rooms down town, in a leading thoroughfare, doing a good, increas- ing business, capable of great improvement. Address ©, B., box 136 Herald office. OTEL IN PHILADELPHIA FOR SALE.—ONE- half or entire Interest in European Hotel; forty Biber ng and drinking bar; Sood Aone coed live years’ lease, cove! ig on fi ‘each for Whole, Addroes HOTHE GLARENDUN: 16 South Eighth street, Philadelphia. par ER WANTED—WITH $6,000, IN AN ESTAB- 2 Nshed profitable business in New York Sauer given at interview. Address HERBERT, Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS LIVERY and Boarding Stable; has now hee must be a good business man. Apply corner State and Boerain streets, Brooklyn, three blocks from Ci Le PARTNER WANTED—IN A FINE GROCERY STORE, No. 464 Bighth avenue; ‘$700 for halt: interest: reter: ence; or would employ a person who would loan the same, at $20 per week security. ROPELLER TO RUN SEA AND RIVER-GOING steam vessels at creat speed. The inventor wants a artner, reabie and of good paiva Call on or address ACHINIST, 335 East. ‘Tenth street, in the store. Bores and agents not wanted, CLASS GROCERY BALE. Aft Tguoe Si Stores, splendid Iweations: a ines Di Saloons: and Lodwing Houses ‘paruodiass Chambers street. Gedion WSIWERS siose agency.” WHEELER & WILSON FIRST CLASS PAMILY Sewing Machine, nearl, ; han aceond in walnut; in perfect order ; with be sold for ating’ ments complete; must be sold. 367 Bleecker street, A. Gheapon the enstsderot the city: doing go cheap, on the eastside of the city hess; rent iow: with rooms uttached. ine rn ae GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, No. 6 Centre street. (A TIBST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE CHEAR, on a ayenue; doing good business: a iease and igi ent; tt uot, sold privatels, will be sol ear at auction. THO! MAS GAFFNEY, “Auctioneer, No. 6 Centre rte? A RARE CHANCE “THE BEST GENTS FURNISH: jng and Fancy Goods Store on the east side; must be sold on nccount of family Rood place ton to. inake oney, With small capital ‘Call trom 7 6to9P. M. ut 167 Allen street A FIRST CLASS MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE: for sale; located in great business thoroughfare Splendid cash trade; sola in consequence of il ‘articulars 25 C! ubers street. GORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. HIGHLY PROFITABLE BROADWAY BUSINESS: for sale—For cash and real estate or mortgages. Principals only need address retiring proprietor, sub., L. M. C., box 164 Herald office. A. BARE CHANCE. FOR SALE, LEASE, G00! Will and Fixtures of a first clays Wine and Liqu Biore'on tho west side; loass four fears; under mo rants For particulars inquire of T. 5. HAYWARD é Delancey street. CO., A —FOR SALE, CORNER LIQUOR BrOREe, aT’ + prices to sult all; also, corutrre S = le _Rooms,, Restaurants, Oyster Saioons, aha ir Beers and Billiard Saloons, MITCHELL'S Store Axe Agency, “a FOR SALE, BAKERS, CONFECTIONERIES,. and Varicty 8 ig Stores, corner Grocery eat Markets, Fancy. Goss Stores, Cigar Stores- HELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, WELL LOCATED CONFECTIONERY AND VA- riety store for sale cheap; on a good avenue on the west site; doing a good business. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, Anctioneer, No. 6 Centre street. FIRST CLASS WINE ROOM DOWN TOWN—A fortune certain for an enter, sing man. Sold on. count of oth busine. OK, 79 Liberty street. OPOCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND LAMP Store for sale. me store and Basement, with, apartments; re id Fixtures; at 1,213 Third avenue: long established store. OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Paper Box Factories in this city, on account of ile health af the proprieters.. For partloulars inquire of su" TERFIEL) Ne . 41 Broadway. For, SALE—THE BEST FAMILY OYSTER HOUSE in the central part of the city, above Thirty-fourth street; ne Ay Oy reas ante trade of Murray Hill; ing in first class 01 hal: Fee PANQUAHARSON, 111 West Thirty-sixth st.- OR SALE—A LARGE STAND, SUITABLE os ror fancy articles, on Fulton street, in church, corner of William street. now oc- ne goods for gentlemen; price $12 or would rent at $3 per month. Call at or address Carlton avenue, near Fulton street, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A RETAIL AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR. Store, near the Navy Yard, irooklyn; 3000 wen em- ed; a long lease and low rent; no stock’; fitt tnd gua first class, Apply to, MILES ‘OMBILE & 00, , Nev ‘ork. fruit, pal front of Dutel cupied by furnishiny 248 Front stree! Jor SALE—ON EIGHTH AVENUE, ABOVE FORTY f neoges street, oy best family corner My juor Ricte ‘Twenty ~vecond ward, ftted up in fret class style. in the Twenty -seco! ra a se ROU AHA ass sey ub West ‘Thi ixth street. FOR, GALE- A, WELL ESTABLISHED BOOT AND Shoe Store, on one of the lead'ny avenues; satisiac- tory reasons given for selling. App.y at 16 Murray st Fo SALE—FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF A first class downtown RK urant; situation unsur- assed: low rent; to a party wishing to engage in the- Business this presents a fine opening. Only parties with capital and meaning business need address, for one week, H. Q., Herald office. OR SALE. CORNER WINE AND LAGER BEER. Saloon, with a cheap lease ot House, two blocks West of Broidway, doing a good business, $4 West Fourth. street, corne’ OR SALE—IN JERSEY CITY, THE STOUK AND Fixtures of a first, class Liquor Store, situate north~ east corner of Grove street and Fitth sircet, Jorsey City, pith long lease given of store: satistactory Feasons given, for disposing of the business; none need apply but re- sponsible parties; also the ‘Stock and Fixtures of several corner Grocery ‘Stores. For pariiculars inquire of JOSEPH WARREN, Auctioneer and Keal Estate Agent, office 217 Grove street, one door from Newark avenue, jersey City, WOR SALE—SEVEN YEARS’ LEASE OF THE FOUR story brick Building No, 55 Columbia street; lower- part occupied as a stable (44 stalls), 32 stalls rent frees would make a good coach or sale stable or factory. Apply at 205 Lewis street. OR SALE—A RETAIL JEWELRY ESTABLISH- ment in Brooklyn; established 12 years; location tnt class; of would takes practical man a8 partner. Address W. box 182 Herald Eranch office, Brooklyn: Fo SALE—SODA WATER mee AND FIXTURES; nearly new, in a town ot §,000 inhabitants; no op- Position ; go rare opportunit man with small capital. For particulars adaress WATER, box 347 Eimira (N, Y.) Post offi OR SALE AT HALF ITS VALUE—THE LEASE AND Furniture of a tirst class hotel in Omaha, Neb.; this is a rare chance for a live man (o make money. For fur- ther particulars address E. T. PAGE, City Hotel, Omatia, for. ODA. Ly ‘OR STORE FOR SALE—NEAR FERRY. IN. wire it 47 West street. ARE, CHANCE—PAINTERS’ SUPPLY STORE, COR- r Third avenue and Seventy-fourth street ; Stock, Fixtures and three years’ Lease} price value of stock. only. Apply on premises. ETAIL DRUG BUSINESS: FOR ae AT A BAR- gain.—Lease, Fixtures, 5! for $2,000; good: opportunity for ‘the right party, Address RETAIL Herald Uptown Branch oilice. NAFES.—LILLIE'S SAFE, WILDER'S SAFE, HER. Ting's Safe. Hall's Safe and Valentine and Marvin’ Safes tor sale cheap, at §. G. QUIRK'S, 72 Maiden lane. HE PROPRIETOR OF A SMALL MACHINE SHOP- wishing to retire would sell the Tools and Business, or-would let tho same toa responsible party. Address MACHINERY, Herald office. OBITION OF AGENT AND FINAN CIAL MANAGER eo offered a party investing $: a Manufactur- ing Business In successful operation tn ta city ownin) factory from profits of the business; free from ‘indebte ess, ind only requiring additional capital to fill accu- GRIUGS, CARLETON & CO., 98 Broadway. ‘ATE AND _INSURANCE—SPLENDID for good man to take hold ot an established se; plenty property on. hand... Also insurance : “an DOTY, 28 Union square. ne mulating orders. WILL BUY THE STOCK AND is Sot) OF GPECIAL (PARTNER —THE ADVERTISER OFFERS 5) nate and profitable employment. for a moderate sum of money, as special capital, in a regular and well estab: ished business, which he thoroughly understands and jas for the last &1x years successfully managed, Address Box 198 Herald office, T°, CAPITALISTS. = THE (OWNBE OF EXTENSIVE iron mines in Berks county, Pennsylvania, desires money to build a furnace: if preferred he will contribute his property at an agreed price towards capital stock in @,corporation to be formed. Call on or address P. J, BLINN, No. 81 Second ‘avenue. ‘ANTED—BY A LADY STAR, WITH AN ENTIRELY drama, a partner who ‘Address STAR, new emotional sensation: Will furnish a small amount of capital, Herald office. Wa xtep—carit Fortune sare and investigate for floor, front office. LAND BUSINESS TALENT; inder roper management; come yourself, 103 Maiden lane, second 6 50. ph THIS AMOUNT IN CASH Wh WILL ish any sober, industrious man (in any paftor ite United States) anexcellent business chanc where hecan make $250 per month, | Only sober, ea est men dealt with. Apply from 1to4 P.M. to k, S. s PORREY, 160 ani 160 Fulton street New York. on un improved property, in, this city. Brinei ny ith | Communications from distant points will be promptly papers, PerSAWARD & BAVITT, maleate amewered. AND COMMERCIAL PAPER —A PARTNER WANTED, IN EXTREMELY $300 ; liberal loans on Securities and Real Estate. itocks Bonds and Gold tre and sold. SGACOBY. D. W¥C 64 and 66 Broadway, New York’ + fine payin, ter need apply. ¢ Eighth avenue. business; none but persons of jall at 355 West Thirty-first street, A LOAN WANTED=OF $5,000 Cad es coe MORT. age on Property wor ood bonus will Be pl Address REAL re 303 Weoe Twenty-third Bisse HOUSE OF F. R, SHERWIN & CO., 80 Broadway.—We propose to form two or more syn- ates for the purpose of buying certain Southern secu. jes now ruling very low, and in which we believe, from special information in our possession, @ very large profit iscertain to be realized. These syndicates will formed for a period of six months, Instead of our regular term of three months, that time being in our judgment necessary. Circulars explanatory of our Plan of syndi- cates far stockaspeculation sent on application, FR SHERWIN & CO., 80 Broadway. Goo SECOND MORTGAGES AND PROPERTY A Orange, N. J., to exchange for New York or Brook- lyn property. Principals only address ORANGE, box 185 lerald office. ‘OWES & MACY, BANKERS, ” WALL STRE T NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO DEPOSITORS AS INCORPOATED BANKS, AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE RATE mu FOUR PER | “CENT. ng N*™: YORK STATE GOLD SIXES, DUE 1887, VERY desiral as an investment for savings banks, t eos and others.” We offer a eins or these ‘@ price by rel, r cent bel: en GWYNNE & DAY, No.le Wallstreet.” FFICE OF THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN. et oR 74 and 76 Wall street, New York, Notte it mona” Aven that the coupons due Septemoer 1 be mot xt, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 726 BROAD. W'S course of practice and in- struction) in Coke irceping and Busiriess Affairs is thor. ough anc practical, amd Lyd who a TT bacd ot 7 rote whi to positions ot eer eset rovelved. seautiful editions of Marsivs Works on okkee ping tor sale. Apply for circulars. ‘ANTBD—-15,000 Hoan, Ow tt OR iront 18 | festcheste.” les from addres Paiva PARTY, srald Uptown Branch ont ) LOAN ON sorry SNOTasty, FIRST ge, Addi Herald once, $2. 000 % zg $5. 00 WANTED ney INGEST eek A by Addrers H. F., Herak! Uptown $60 WILL PURCHASE A RETIRING PA her's interest in an established cash Bust had Vos $500, monthly; goods on hand $1,200. 2.000 ‘“<WANTED, A MAN TO TAKE AN IN- + terestin a ‘well established manufacturin; Dusiness paying liberal profits; Reeds staple. Inquire a factory, 10 Doyes street, near Chatham square. $2,500. ~ATARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT WANT. A ed, as partner, to ji facturing (an ineptoreaetiy; orders on ud aud a aplen. 4id opportunity to take active interest and make money. who understands the oyster business preterred; everv- $250 WILL BUY A SMALL GROCERY IN THE cl PEER H. JOBES, 511 Grand street. 70 the new “ata and Stationery Store 914! showcases ood tor any’class of business. cers, Well located and doing a good cas! 08s; cheap $15 a Thied avenue Liquor Store; or will take a fartner who will thing will be made satisfactory; a rare chance, ‘Call for Thirteenth ward; owner about leaving the avenue, near Filty-fifth street; rent $70, including two $1. 200 Wie BUX, THE STOCK, FIxTU bu rent! Inquire atSi2 Leonard street, Williamsbui a man. two days at 1,217 Third avenue, hid se. ; well stocked. Call and examine. WILL BUY THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF: nice back rooms, water, &c,; fixtures, show window and Lease and Goodwill of a No. 1 yok ines MACHINERY. "WILSON & ROAKES, WATER AND DOVER streets,—Second hand Enzines, Boilers, steam Pump: ys Hangers, Wiping, &c. Factories of ai Y contract. T WILLARD & Dé BEVOISE’S, 4 DEY STREET— Second hand Engines. Boilers, ba lt Lathe: Rendering Tanks, one 25-horse Ryder’s cut of ‘ngine, Blowers, Shafting and Pulleys. LARGE LOT OF NEW AN SECOND HAND Hoisting, Horizontal, Upright and pare ensines, , Steam Pumps, & BENU MEIN POSTS “Sid A ci can bough and exchange and SIO West Thirty-four OR SALE—12-HORSE PORTABLE, ENGINE, 25- horse, Corliss Engine, locomotive Boller, 28:torse Spo) Pump, No.1. Wanted, Engine about 12x30. 55 y strect. OR SALE AT A BARGAINSONE LARGE SURFACT. ing 6, Machine, ee 9578; oe. Mortising ene oy er, and one foot ba atl i and 113 We: reet. rtising + at Twenty-fith theese ne OR SALE—AT A ree A Pe Lng h CLASS Dredging Machino, with two fine Scows, all in per. fect order. RE HEB BERDS 29 Bast Fourteentn st. OR SALE—PORTABLE AND HOISTING ENGIN also 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 40 horse power Steam satan with or arthaut Boilers, very low for cash, JOHN wi hint in ts M",, BE “SOLD AT ANY PRICE, TO CLOSE BUSI. ness Lathes, Preses, Pumps,’ Shafting, Pulleys, m Address FRAMES, Herald office. Gag Machines,” Compound “Lever $4, 50( THE MOST DESIRABLE BOOK, STA M ubelisteous Machinery, do, \t 84 Contre street. |. tionery and Fancy Store in the city, lo- | pyg 7 gated on a leaaing ayeniio “and wae i thelpatronage of | TO MOOt, SMatnine Vor ae ch ae Pas = i ls ST) Apply’ or Address SPANGLING MAC Ni, Tai Blkawtath 5.000. 0. Aa GARTNER WANTED, | wean ruts avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. bi ed SEIORRY (0, Coen, sow sastae aver 307 FLUE BOILERS, BEST MAKE, AND ENGI $5.( manufacturing business, now paying over 20) | Q PLUB BOILERS. BEST MAKE, NR, Redeers PFONL Addreas MANUFACTURER, 2908 Third | £/,2,umP* and Connections tor sale, poate at ae —ONK-FOURTH INTEREST IN A SUC- MARBLE LS. $1 2.500. wat Manutacturing Business tor sale by a MANTEL, S. wa aeatanl or exchange for House in suburbs; class man can KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLBIZ have good position and salary. ‘Apply to 8. 8. NORTON, 190 Broadway, Toont 5 Ria BILLIARDS. : Al. <STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND the Phelan 4 Collender Combination Cushions, ior aie only by Ian Collender, 738 Broadway, New York. cessor t to Phelan & At FINE ASSORTMENT (OF, HILLIARD TABLES, tor sale by ew and second hand, fre 75 to $350, W.H. GRIFFITH & CO, Msiard’ Fable Manufacturers, 40 Vesey strect. N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 70 BUY. BILLIARD | T ‘iges; “Nonpa’ “Bevels” and ‘ables at low pri pa a aie see other new designs ; ariel erveegnd ha t DECKER, corner of Canal and Centre streets. —A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND A; hand Billiard Tables constant); ue pand, atGEv, fxBarh No. 7 Barclay street, New Y; -ythin; Oitliard Table, smecand Se plete. Apply at 86 Fourth IN PERFECT Q BILLIAUD TABLES, 5X10 CAROM, 3 order, for sale cheap, Call at waterooms 219 East Twenty-jhird street, near Third avenue. Alsy ove 44: four pocket A ing Works, 13¢and 135. f Marble and Marbleizea Mantel Monuments at prices that defy com: ett a. ‘Turning tor the trade edbbeerihsi: N ASSORIMENT “OF M MANTELS, UNSURPASSED. {design and quality of workmanship. A. 4 MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS AND dl. Tiling, sunerior to anything offered in this city; Monuments, Headstones, Basbig Comnters and Wainscot- ing, In fine selections ‘at §. tesi, be Steam Naible Works 217 to za West Fitty-firat street, between Broadway an Kignth avenue, JTEWART'S SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND WuOD ich i elegant designs, at the lowest wenty-third street, between ‘ ——=3 HOUSEHOLD WONDER. — = 1x08 "3 PATENT King furnace and flaviton heater; sample LOTE ry cma ees PRINTERS AND S Blank Book Manufacturers, 95 Fulton stre Blan! Books made to patterns borden %