The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Significant Vote on the Resolution ie of Mr. Randall. BOUTWELL ON BANKS Money Easy, Stocks Steady, Gold Firm and a Fair Speculation in Govern- ment and Railroad Bonds. WALL StRei TuRspaY, Feb, 10s PM. ‘The bill of Mr. Boutweil introduced in the Senate yesterday, providing that the banks shall no | 4 longer pay or receive interest upon their deposits, fa unquestionably a good thing in its way. It strikes at an evil which has caused much of the inflation and speculation from which the country has suffered from time to time since the adoption of the present banking system. It is doubtful, however, whether such a plan can be adoptea, and’ Tor two reasons :—First, there 1s scarcely a member of Congress who is not in some way, either asa stockholder or a depositor, interested directly or indirectly in the welfare of his local bank. He will naturally be averse to» THE CUTTING DOWN OF PROFITS. Second, the banks themselves on the same ground— to wit, the loss of one of their chief agencies for declaring dividends—wili make a sturdy fight against the proposed innovation; and their power- ful influence is by no means to be despised. They Will very pertinently ask the questions—What is to become of our fifteen or twenty-five per cent Teserve? Of what benefit will it be to us locked in vaults and earning no more than so much waste paper? Why should not money earn in our hands what it earns in the ordinary business exchanges? These and other points will undoubtedly come under view when the bill 1s brought up for discus- sion, Yet in the main the proposition is a correct one, and if adopted will do much in preventing THE WILD SCHEMES Of speculation from which the country has suffered as the result of the practice of paying interest on deposits. If the law should finally pass it is not improbable that it will become a dead letter from the day of its enactment, and for no better reason than that every law prescribing or curtailing privi- leges, changing the course of commerce and inter- fering with the principles and natural laws of trade that have been sanctioned by usage and ex- ‘perience must necessarily be inoperative, If Mr. Boutwell will suspend his do-nothing policy and aidin putting us on a sound financial basis there will be no necessity for further legislation, THE UNITED STATES THMASURY. It is gratifying to opserve to-day that the legal tender circulation was reduced by the sum of $606,072. It would be still more so to know that Congress has limited the authority of the Secre- tary of the Treasury to inflate and contract at will. ‘We never can doa healthy business while values @re disturbed by this unsettled style of bookkeep- ing. Mr. Richardson is understood to be anxious thatin this respect his hands shall be tied. Let Congress apply the fetters at once. The sooner the better. The balances in the United States Treasury at the close of the day were:—Currency, $4,380,880; special deposits of legal tenders for re- demption of certificates of deposit, $48,005,000; coin, $85,140,839, including coin certificates, $44,930,900; outstanding legal tenders, $381, 240,927. ‘The customs receipts to-day were $280,000, The receipts from internal revenue were $214,542. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $106,000 on account of Interest and $119,000 in redemption of Aive-twenty bonds. THE FOREIGN MARKET. Paris despatches quote rentes at 58.6714. At Frankfort, bonds of 1862 are 98%. The following are prices in Amsterdam:—Central Pacific first mortgage bonds, 83; Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 7344; Union Pacific shares, 304%; St. Paul preferred, 64%; Northwestern preferred, 68%; Erie shares, 42, In London American securities are reported scarce. The rate of discount in open market is reported at 344 per cent, the same as the present bank rate. It is apparent that influences from the Continent are being somewhat reflected on the English Bourse. The following are London quotations:—Consols for money, 92; do, for ac- count, 92% a 92%; flve-twenty bonds of 1865, old, 109; do, do., 1867, 1093 ; ten-forty bonds, 10534; new ves, 103% ; Ewie Railway shares, 443; New York Central shares, 95%. , THE MONEY MARKET. The course of money to-day was as heretofore, the prevailing rates being 4and5 per cent. The quotation for prime mercantile paper 136 and 7 per cent, but the gilt edged passed at 5, and we know of alarge line of May and June paper which | 30 was discounted at 4 by a prominent Wall street | banker. Time loans to brokers for thirty and | gixty days ranged at 5 per cent, and for three and four months at 534 per cent—signs of the continu- ance of low rates. firmer, prime bankers marking their rates up to 484% for sixty day bills, and to 4.88 for sight bills. Actual business was done } per cent lower. Com- mercial bills sold at 4.8135 a 4.8234. GOVERNMENT BONDS ‘were again higher to-day, the investment demand being unabated on the part of both individuals and | corporations. Large lots are not offering, and it 1s with the utmost difficulty that orders by | heavy capitalists can be filled. The demand continued active after the second board. The latest quotations are annexed:—United States currency sixes, 116% a@ 116%; do. do, sixes, 1881, registered, 120 do. do., do. coupon, 120% a 120%; 118%; do. do., 1862, coupon, 117 @ 1174; do. do., 1864, coupon, 11914 a 119%: do. do., 1865, coupon, 119% a 1194; do. do., registered, 1867, January | and July, 119 119%; do. do., coupon, 1865, 1183 & 118%; do. do., 1867, 119% a 119% ; do. do., 1863, 119% @ 119%; do. ten-forties, registered, 111% a 112%; do. do., coupon, 115%, & 11534; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1134 113%; do. do., do., coupon, 113 a 113%. ; EXPORTS OF PRODUCE, ‘The total exports of produce from this port for ‘the week ending to-day amounted to $6,219,713 mixed values, which is an increase over last week of $647,507. The exports for the corresponding period of last year were $5,357,750, and for 1872 $5,398,173, The totalexports since January 1 this year are $32,673,408, against $28,330,931 last year, and $24,463,590 in 1872, Goup opened at 112%, receded to 112, but afterwartu “ad- wanced to 1124, 9 112%. Its close was at 112%. On gold loans the rates were 4}, to 2 per cent for car- rying, and for borrowing flat, The final rate was 4 per cent. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY, Gold balances... $2,746,114 Currency balances, 3,118,794 Gross clgarances, . 61,202,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges.. bat 093 Currency balances. 020, 384 Gold exchanges...... eatsiaod Gold balance: 1,297,207 SOURHERN SECURITIES. The principal market was in new Tennessee sixes, which sold at 82%; old Tennessees, ex coupon, at 64; Virginia sixes, consolidated, at 52; Missouri sixes at 93. The rest of the list was quoted at yesterday's prices, BANK SHARES ‘were in fair demand We note sales of Fourth National at 106 @ 10635, Ninth National at 100, Chat- ham at 130, German American at 93% and Bankers ‘and Brokers’ Association at 87, The above are the principal changes. RAILROAD BONDS continue to be actively traded in and to show marked improvement. Central Pacifics advanced to 96%, the demand coming from German bankers, Union Pacific sevens sold at 82%; Union Pacific tens at 62%. Canada Southern firsts wore steady at70. ©, 0. andl. C. advanced to 66%. Chicago and Northwest consolidated coupon bonds sold at Foreign exchange is again | I @ 120%; | do. five- | 10) twenticg registered, May and November, 118% a | { NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1874.~TRIPLE SHEET. 86%. The following are the late bida as amended at the call:— New York (en 6 98 Ciey & Pitts ath im. hotel Chic & Alton Ist m."2.2107 Chic & Alton income:: 97 Obio & Mass con st..... 98hy Burl & brie new bas Obto & Miss con. 29h Lake Shore div bds, Onto & Miss za mi. con: 80 Lake shore conc bds.. 9 St Louis & 1 # Ist m..: 96 Lake shore con rods. 903 St Louis & IM 2d 7) "5 by Mo, We " log ‘Od 296 95. Union Pac istm bs... 86 Cee Pas ine 10 + B26 t : Chie & NW con bua... 93 Chie &N W exten bds. ies fa Chic & NW istin......100 Chic & NW cous bis. 8744 i Towa Min 1etin Us....-- Bost, H& FE, guarntd.. 4 bun &5tJo8's, co Cedar F & Minn Ist m., 7436 THE STOCK MARKET was by turns strong and weak. It opened witha fair promise of steadiness, and prices advanced from }g to1% per cent, but later—possibly as the consequence of the reduction of legal tenders—a decline took place nearly equal-to the morning gains. At the very close there was a slight recov- ery from the lowest point. The advance was led by Northwest shares which were heavily traded in and sold at 60 61%, for the common, with a reces- sion to 60, The preferred went from 164, to 78, closing at 773s. St. Paul preferred sold at 73% a Bost’ ek ia 74% @ 73%. Paciflc Mail sold at 42% a 43% 43%. Western Union at 77% a 78 a 1% Union Pacific at 34% @ 34% & 35% Wabash at-53)4 & 5434 0 53%. St. Paul common at 4836 9 483¢ 247%. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph at 18% a 1944. Hannibal and St, Joseph was steady at 824. New York Central ranged between 104% @ 105%, closing at 105. New qersey Central ended at 108%, having sold up to 109%. ©., 0. and LO. remained quiet, the attention of operators in this security being evidently diverted to the bonds, which showed an advance of 4 per cent since Friday. Among the high priced stocks New York Central, Lake Shore, Rock Island, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western; New Jersey Central and Harlem were the most active. In the miscel- Janeous list Canton advanced from 80 to 8214. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the Day — New York Central. in yd 49 49 49 836 8335 82% bold 54g 53h 61 oly 60 Northwest rn ‘preferred. 11% Rock Isjand. . pry) Milwaukee and 48 Milwaukee and St. Paul pf. is ae Ohio and Mississippi. . 34% New Jersey Central... 109% Dela., Lack. and Western. .112 112% Union Pacifi 35% C., Gand L CG. Baig Western Union..........05. 17% Tim Atlantic and Pacific Tel.... 193 1934 Pacific Mail 433g 44 Panama. 116% MEMORANDA, The following is the officiel! statement of the earnings of the Union Pacifié Railroad Company during the year 1873, as well as for the month of December. It will be seen that the gross earnings for 1873 were $10,266,103, against $8,892,605 in 1872, and that the net earnings in 1873 were $6,222,891, against $4,092,023 in 1872:— For the Month of December. 1872, 1873. + $757,850 758 832 + 351,829 ‘811,478 ce 406,021 1,353 Increase, gross, ‘December. Bea e a oat Increase, net, December. 35,331 For the Year. Earnings $8, 802005 bret 2 + + +$8,892,605 10, 103 Expenses...... 4,500,573 : Sos aie NEt .....cccceessees e+ $1, 632 5,222, 891 Increase, gross, ior 1873. ce erase Increase, net, for 1873. 1,130, 859 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK ashy Tuesday, Feb. 10—10 A. Betore eae” 100 shs Ill Cen RR. ¢ SW Chia RTRR, 400 do... 20 StL & IM RR: 100 ao. $1000 Mil & St P, 8's... 150) shs West Un Tel. 100 do. 3 86s. cur... be UM 10000 US 830, HF 65°" ett ly Board—10:30 A. M. 100 shs Mich CRR..be 9% 100 LiL Con RR 5 18 500 do. 500) Un Pac 10's, in 300 North Mo Ist Guy Chk Bt & Fac is OU Te Weise St LD ie 3000 ChL AN W's NW SESEESELESTECSERE S E . 67. Alton and Terre Hante second, preferred, at 26 | leum met with a fair demand and closed steadier. Naval | @ Morris & Bs RR... a | | prime, ie; a M4Ke + do. common to fair, 120. a 136. ; Doe vvves | oo. Rimi 4 Le. farm dairy, good to fluo. 14346. 16M auninon dy do, a I2%e. ; pine apple (Connect Phas been a ir demand since onr last nd Pi aot materially ‘ pern ; patent ‘Buearine, es a 296 + pare Pe adeinantine, 12, 14 and 16 ons, ‘it from 190. I8e. per Ib. ORDAGK.— ‘here has been comparatively little doin our last, but prices were quoted steady as fol- Manila, large aod )fmall sizes, Lidge, a 1741 fo | y We quote Ps 10v Han & StJo RR.. 10) Ohio Mins iti. be go. b3 ow 8 Pre 995 ite ‘ Ft bet He ber we Inkge. y AA ; tarred janila, Le i i ew 300 Ata Pac ERDEDG 19% Eula bolt rope, ite. AIRED CRC AD, HANGS: TBNEC. 5 aie 1944 | COTTON on {he spot was woak at unchanged prices. 2 For future soe ries wb R . bs 20% serra aa market ruled dull at shignay 200 20s | Ordinary .. is 8 3 Good onda i | rict good or i oon iO ikidie:bs 32° | Low middling. i uit 1 bis yy | siduting. ie “rars0 r. M.—Betore Catt. | Good infidiing "i mp ? quotations ar based on cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grade above rr grade quoted. The sales werese CC tpuehs Last Feening. Tout, 00 sha D, L & W KR.DS 112% Fir Chi, Bor & QRR... M1by 200 Chi'& NW Rit....0d 6159 , SOU do 100 sha Del & H Can Co. 11934 100 ds 119) Ty Lay, by i od = st 0s 75 60 ier “pl 1,908 60% | —Inciuded ‘in’ ‘the'al re 100 bales to arrive. Por fu- ture delivery (basis low middling) the sales have been a follows. ast ovening atvor, { ree o'clock — Gratid total’ 1270) balee” Rates tea cota te foreign Quoted as folllows:—To gavre By steam, il, 1c, To Hamburg—By a To Bremen—by pa Db: fad. § ie ~da Charieston, 1.1705 Wilmingto ‘ork, ilaielphia, 12. total 1 week, Hs.oil. i tts dy last year, 21 i i “iulsday iat orrex.—ihere was no business reported from first hands to day, but the jobbing imauiry showed some itn Provement and the transactions wérg at ull prices. We 3 6 ebr 7 100 at 15}gc. ; March, 6} S 71% |W mt tBise j March. a) ae Ib dtte:: April 100 ino at niga Trig | 0) at as Stee mel 0) bales To-day up Tothive F b, . ey 2 778 | 400 at 15:17:32. mien to at 19, 83% | April, 400 at 16 Bade | 16$16c., 100 at 16 | St | 1100 at 160. ; Mas 54 | bssc, AO) at 16 f9.326., 53% | June, Wat 16 16166 00 at 16 31 SA | BEAT LSte, ov at 176. 20) at 16 Shi, ai fe. § Sig | July, 100 "at 7 1h at 17%. ‘Total, &200 bales, 2) RR: 15) Bost, Ha ER $00 Un Fac Bk. 1200 Ohio & Misa fi quote io, oramary carg Ae. a 2te. ; fair do., 25gc. WH Sto Tot ; prime do., Z7e. w 27Ke 100 ode R. c., Rold, per eit ais, 0c. ton, 27e. es 2c. Maracaibo, ‘ey’ hac. & Be. ; Tagunyiay ne ag maica, St. ‘Domingo, 2 23g0 Porto ico, 26) a 286.1 Savaniia, 2:4 B2c., goid, Wand 9 days’ credit Bite a Bie + Angos- ace rage: ; Curacoa, Be. ist « K GRR 10} Mo SER HET 33 i Del, L & WR... 2115 P. M. teten Tere as been tate bostene consummated #52000 05520, 65, m, 118% $10000.08 5.24 o, 17.be mip, | MREAKe slice our last and the market closed firmer, The $000 US 5-20, ¢, "Tbs 19% 100 US 5-26, 17. 1s Hocs at Sisfer Closing quoted at aie,» ee Bd mall 45000, do..... 9% 5000 US 5's, ©, "31. FLOUR AND RA ot Flour, 12,165 bbis.; Second Board—1 P. ae wheat, 148,806 bushel bbls. and 1,549 bags; do. rye, 14,025 do. ‘The flour market was steady, with. & t) 500 do.;'corn meal, 8 25 bushels: barley, 5,500 $2000 Tenn 6's, old, xc, ieee eG te Rbe.b3 10856 6 1000 Massour! 92% 1 do. fair demand for shipping grades, which W faa 95 10 rte ‘ee sales were. aboitt 16,90) bbls, Including “al kinda! og 100 Harlem rices within the range ot the subjoined. quotations, Jorn meal continued qui 2 Mich Cen R ns in values. We quote et and not materially changed No. 2 State. Extra state. 60 a 700 964, Chore Stat -700 a 7 oy Buperfine Western - 575 a 6 87 Extra Western. ~640 a 675 7 874 Extra Minnesota. -TO a Bo Bis li Round hoop OB shipping brands. - 640 70 0 I 2 lay Round hoo} fe brands. +70 a 75) 1000 M &'st P, ‘30 Family +79 a BD 5000 M_& St B 7. 96. St. Loui 6 a 700 1000 Mil&St P 7's, gid 8734 SE Louis, straight « 70) a 800 1000 Fac RR ot Mo Ist. is 0 it Louis, choice double é: Bu a 850 4000 Gt West 9 Bt Louis: choice family. Wa 10 50 2000 Gt West 2d m.... 84% 300 alifornia. Rominal 10000 B, H & E Jst...b3 B14 ve Hour. 1450 a 58 1000 Tol & Wab Isim. 96% Southern, 1400 a 5.00 4000 T & W 1st,St LD. 875, Southern, su] ering +585 a 625 ge Mconsf..... 9356 Southern, ex 5675 8 850 rt ga Un Tel pds, 96 Southern, family. 2850 all 25 2 Morris & Es Ist m. 1064 Corn meal, Westel +400 a 450 Keen. 109% Corn meal, Jerse 14 a 445 49! Corn meal, Bran 465 a 475 400 445 K 00 fo. b. 3 3 Bs = Wheat was more active at abou Trere, about 110,000 bogus § in carlo ani orang No.3 - deg h at sl St #& $1 Sd for 1 or tor No. 2 Chicago, and No. 2 Milwaukee, SH for white, Red and amber 175, Gorn was easier, C7) do. 400 Bos, H&E RR 166 Chi & Alt RR. ‘2 $1.59 for choice ungraded $1 Ora Ses toro. Van iF ‘Were nominal at about $1 Closing tt about Se, tor good new'mixed: ihe xaten were about 79,000 bushels atic, a Sic. tor mixed, S4c, for Yele Jow and Se. ae; for old western inixed. Oats were stead: 62c. tor mixed and 2c. a Gc. tor white, witl ales of aboutl,00 bushels, ‘within the ‘range-of these prices. Barley and rye were inactive, aud quoted nom Rally wendy. et ED. —" market was aulet, and quoted steady as (0 Ibe shiarpy $29a-$3); 100. tbs i OF Now L nid 328; 80 Ibs, or No 2 iniddling, $26 a $27; 60 26; 50 ibs, or medium feed, $24 $24 a iva _ ye feed, $28; ’4 $25; cob nical, $23 a $44 per ton. se: a Fa Atl & Pai 30 do, lou do. 4130 to 3 P. SO shs Onis: s bes BR... $5000 Cairo & Ful'n Ist Su shs West Un Tel... a Ground food's Fuevcirs—the inquiry ior aecommotations by vessel In the chartering Lines the supply of tonnage was hi ikewise, yer we were i formed that desirable sized crafts ron the spot) could e plaged at tuil current rates. The engagements com- ‘To Liverpool, by steam, 8,000 bushels of peas at .» 800 boxes of bacon at 45s. 2,500 bales of cotton at Atl & Pac Tel 100 Quick Min Co. Oy Fac MSS Co. 4'18 has. of tobacco at tbl.” 45,000 boxes of bacon, 100 do. through freight, to leave Chicago this month, at 453, To io London, by steam,66,000 bushels of grain at 11d.por stand- $00 ‘ard bushel: and by sail 76) bbls. of flour at as WL To SUN YC & Bristol, by steam, 0.00) bushels of grain at 11340. To Glas- lw do. Row. by steamn,6 000 bushels of grain at 11364, : $000 bbls. of oy flour at 43. 6d." To Cardiff, by steam, 2000 bbls. of flour, 00 di | to fll, at 2s. 6d. The only’ charters ‘we have to report io were:—An Italian brig, hence to Southampton, 2700 100. quarters of grain at 7a, .: a British brig, 0 1,400 bbls. do. 200 Erie RR... 200 Harlem RR. Ou Ls &M 8 RE. ud di capaci. hence to Port-au-Prine: eral cargo on vate terms;a British bark, to arrive, (said to be DOW Hf Tybee), Tom ulladelpila to continental port, ex- cluding ee at 6s. 9d. ue Fisu.—A tair demand pate and all, descriptions 900 command full prices, ree 3 No 2 di Alo. $13 5; No. 3 $2 0; No. 1 Site, $33.4 9M? Nobde, 515 90 a $1 tH oe, 1 Bay, $160 $20; No. 2 dow $13 00. do, $12.0 $12 50; "alawe ‘uw’ Seem the. fuarket. for ont continued quict but prices exhibited no material changes. Manila quoted at 9c. gold, at which prices the last reported sales were made. Sisal quoted nominally, at 8c. a 8!gc. Hay axp Straw.—The demand for cn has been fair, but there was less activity Gold. “Jute met with a gut inquiry, and Was quite Ars, atfrom 3c. a ée. gold. ‘The market tor jute butts has been active since our cast, wiih prices ruling higher, | Sales were reported of —1,000 bales per City of Amoy, at 2c. currency, and within’ the past week 2,00 bales per Robert Bold; and 1.400 bales per Hritian Ga Nation, at 2¥ye, gold, and 400 bai at aac, cash, on the peer sore spot, closing with bids of 2%c. retused a ot Mo. 100 Pac KR do. in retail par- Cels, owing to the difficulty ofobtainine truckage. Prices | Fore not mareriall sete rand quoted as follows 3 O Shippin a retail qualities, ay 40; CLOSING a Se 3 O'CLOCK P. M. elottr, ghiby tat hay, ote ats Sita cal & 7 for long rye; SSc. tor short do.; a Gbc. tl West Un Tel a Ts & Chi & NW. heatt aid does SL for ont ie Quicksilver Hors.—Trade continued slow. Small lots of choice Del, L&W... a a in . are selling to brewers at steady prices. Common stock Bost Water P ee a 1s Gileaxe e RI. .LOTS ‘was neglected and in good supply, We quote :—American Panam MGs a 6% Mil & ot Vaul. te ew, good to choice, B0c. a 4Uc.; American new, low to Pacifle Mali<.. 48% a 436) MIL & St Paul pr 73% a aes yearlings, 208. olds, 8¢, a 15e. ; New York Cen.104% a 104% Toledo & Wab.. 53!¢ Bavariang, (eine) 35e. a MWe. ; do. (natent), Ie." a 35e. Erie. 484 a 49 Ohio & Miss... 3g English, 32 Belgians, 30e. a 3ic.; Californians, Hariem 130 Han & StJo...: 32° Food tochoice, 4c. a B0c.; do., low to fair, 9c. w Ade: Han & stJo pf. 41% per Ib, GOaru.... 3198 Motasses.—Trade continued slow in this branch of the values continued the same. market, Tomestics ‘wore placed, to the amount of 100 bi Jobbing lots of New Orleans at from ea Tze. We quote:—Cuba, cen- COMMERCIAL REPORT. trifugal and mixed, old crop, Ise, a 19. do. new crop, 2. a 30e.; Cuba chived, “old. crop, ‘200, hocuneeoanNT ss aeerumec reed Be.; do., new crop, SOc. “An Be. do., Muscovado refin- ing, old crop, 2tc. a 25e.; do. do., new crop, 3c. a 32c.; Cotton Quiet and Easy—Flour Steady— | dojj grocery, old crop, 2c. a 890-5 do. te Ii Sie. =—C ‘as a dlc. ; Porto Rico, old’ crop, a 58c.; English Islands, Wheat Lower Corn Easier — Oats fo, se. 8 80c.; New Orleans, dos a Ot hee Steady—Barley and Rye Firmly Held— | ery). bi. ite, Bago ade Te ia Naval Stones.—On ’Change to-day the market for Pork Dull—Lard Easier — Groceries | ..)i;/of turpentine was duly but loved frm at de. a Quiet and Unchanged—East India | 5). for merchantable order. We have only to note’ a | | saig of 35 bbls. ate. An offer was made, of 49 c, for Goods Generally Quict — Petroleum 0) bbls, but refused. Rosin was firm at $2 0) a 25 tor rm! Dull—) strained, but there Was little disposition evinced to op- ere we M—Metals | site, We have only to Noto sales of 900 Dole at $2 0 Generally Quiet — Freights About | The ner grades were neglected, bat held with cons | dence, Tar sold to the extent of 50 bbls. at $3 2 te Steady—Wool Quilet=Whiskey Une | Viv rogiected and entirely uominal, 9 changed, O1s.—Linseed was only in moderate request, but | a — noted steady at 9c. # 9c., in cash, from crushers’ hands. TUESDAY, Feb. 10—6 P.M. | goon oll was quiet std Cuoted it ie. “Menhaden was The trade movement was but moderate to-day, | moderately inquired tor and held with confidence at si Crude cottonseed was quiet and steady; quoted though there was rather more speculative feel- Sc. a d0c., 88e. a 93's . tor rehned suinmer yellow, se. ing, stimulated by the enhancement of the gold | a Tie. for do. winter ow., Sperm oll wae quiet and fh the hard panes t | quoted at $1 60 tor crud 01 premium. In the cipal us rir hy was | for fe a ae ae, a lg stead: considerable activity, the spring trade being fairly | 6c. tor Norther a for Southern, a iural winter and 70c. a 72c, for bleached. 'Neatsfoot inaugurated, In dry goods trade also shows con- ma ‘ae. 090c. for > Sc. ic. ae eats | siderable increase, and business in many assort- | ments was fairly active. On ’Change flour was steady. Wheat was more active, but somewhat lower, under free receipts. Corn was dull and aay, vand prices at tle close considerable confi | the tendency was upward. aterial change, although ce Was manifested, and We note sales of 4,000 bbls, fc. | on 000 bbls. for Februa: for February delivery, at ae: re thé 15th, »,for M prices favored the buyer. Oats were steady, with | Vast eventapy at 16 Grae. ai letee bbis, sor high eat, for prompt deliv at Lie. ; closing at Ls%,c, a Loe. for 8 fair movement. Barley and rye were quiet, bat | Pitta ‘tor balance ‘of month. Crude, in’ bulk, was firmly held. Whiskey remained steady. Pork was | firmer, re 5 the Clowe So. wat asked. hb We note sale | &, line ot 18. deliverable each week Apr still nominal. Lard was easy at the dechne of | pat ee to-day, F400 bbls, ay (sold last eveniny and 2, Monday. Freight room was offered at Monday's rates, | at for ‘March’ delivery with a trifle less bid. Groceries were neglected, but held | 734¢- "a nore inactive, But quoted steady at ~. with considerable confidence. Cotton was only in mode- | quoted sweady at shes ‘With sales of 3,000 bbls. of city re- rate request, and, while prices were not quotably lower, | they were weak tor both “spot” and ‘future.’ Petro- quiet, but | firm. Refined quoted at 14iyc. spot and 14% | balance of month, We note a sate of (00 DbIs,, ¥ ithe ist of March From the oil pro- et, With, quo $2 held, $1 30; hisville, 8 : Parker's, U N's, $1.99 bid, Lhe market closing very strong and tending upward. [ PouurRY AND Gamx.—The receipts of poultry are not over Jarje, and the market firm. Game of all kinds Was stores were dull, but values exhibited no changes. Wool @ ‘was quiet, but prices were not essentially changed. | Asuxs,—Receipts for the past three days, 26 packages. Trade has been fair in a jobbing way for pots, with prices quoted steady at 6c. Pearls quoted at 9c. | we, and the market firm. Kinds was , °, onseq “0. Liv BurLping Marensats.—The demand for brick has been | Waltons per le ide. a Let doe Re ia, a Mer unimportant, being confined mainly to small lots. We | | Skee Western, ay Hast oe nea quote :—Pale, $3 75 a $425 afloat, $5 75a $625 delivered; 3 turkeys, state an jew Jersey, | up river, $625 a $725 afloat, $8 25 a $9.25 delivered; | JY °H OTHE Mast sec egteg, Western, Par pair $179; 4o., New Jersey, $2.25 a $e dd; ducks, We Haverstraw Bay, $725 0 $8 25 afloat, $9 25a $1075 deliv. | Gc. & HVC: Young, New Jersey, we. "a $1 12s, ered ; Croton, s $15 afloa nang Sita $18, delivered, tor | Dressed pont iladeiphia,, dry picked, selected brown, Philnd eiphia front, $2 WO atioat, $135) 4 | chickens, per Ib., 18e.; do, do., do., turkeys, Ic & 3c. ; $57 50 deilvered Baltinores $60 4 $03 afloat, “Cement | chickens, Jersey and Bucks couniy, fancy, Ite. & 170. ¢ was unchanged in value, au, juiet; quoted at $1 75 per 1 G0..,d0,, fair to food, Me. a ldc.; do., State, prime, 140. @ Dbl, tor Rosendale, $4 60 75 for Roman, and $6 4 fowls, Suite, Tair to good, 120. a 14e,; do.. Poor 8 $5 80 for Portland, Limo ‘was in light reanest axa. | fair, Se. a 1ic.; clncKens Western, good 10 pric, 1 ready. We quote Rockland comion, $110; do, lump, | 15. fowls, Western, poor to ood, 00, a SPIE Latite Wore rather better in prices, but hot partic: | Teraoye pring, Tee. n'iders dos, Hoe talt to good, ide. al ularly, active ; rn Za Sz 1X, Male was | do, state. prime, Ic. a Tees do state, tair to woot, 12 Guoted steady as follows ity Granties mixed, 2e-'asee, | w rice; dos Western, Kood to'prifite, 19s" 15.0." do. Ber Ib. gold; Montevideo, 256, a Ye. do; Nuehos A We. A 12 ducks, Jerseys. print, 18. do. Southern, ido. Northern, J5e. a'26c., hog, 1 Ie. ; Wo. do., fair to ood, Mc. & ern, unwashed: Te, a 8e., currency j catile, Tc! per bushel; | Lic; Keese, Jersey, ggcd to rime, 12c, a 1Sc. ; doy West. Bot, Be. pei | ern. good to prime, 4c. ¢ do, do poor, 1c. a Lie. Burren Tiedemand continued fair, in good part for | Frozen oultry“Furkeys, chickens, We. a 14 choice qualities, and prose were quoted steady, as fol- | ducks, 120, a le, Game—Quail, $3. lows: —State palin, dc: dBc for choice, and Als, a Ato. per pair, do., poor, 6c. a Be. for fair to Rood} tate, dairy, gumaimér rake s6e, | Dariridges, Eastern, per pal, 20 do., Western, 8c. Sou: round lots,’ State | firkin, B6e. “solectod | $1 igbeay squirrels, each, radbits, per pair, Btate, 30c. ; State, half tubs, in round lots, 40c. & ares, Sc. a "ee, innesota venison, sad- Gas vhvest selected Stats, et0, "Btls leh tubs, fin Ae. et ise. inte. carcasses, 8c. 4 le. ;, venison, short Sve. common to intr d acked | sadules, rae Oe i dow long’ saddles, Ue. | Wong . a in, S4c. 0 5e. for fine, an og f goods selected Western “eceints—pork, 616 bbls.; beef, 74 pack. and 'Miehiga: cos; cut meats 1,43) do.; lard, Teapbls. ind tlerces, and for 850, a 96e. : choice to fad Tolls, 35¢, ; poor to good do., We. a 330. ; do. Pennsylvania, 250, a 3c. ‘Cuerse met with a moderate demand from the home ut the inquiry for shipment was continued dull and Sohvers but we heard or fo ry kegs. The market for meas weak, offered at $16 for wareh We note a sale of 500 bbls, lignt, We quote ;—State factory 7 16igc. ; do. prime. The general inarket was quiet, 6c. 5 dO.. oF to good, fc.; skimined do., | with price ‘about ste We note sales of 1 We, @ 126.4 ‘Ohio, tancy aoter. “tho. (0. factory, good to | boxes of long and short cleag, for February delivery, at, ed. ing qualities | @ bbls. of | Fnatural winter, $1 30 | aa TTENTION OF | ported at a price.’ At Philadelphia the market was | ) | Bide. and 900 boxes of a Dicised Hoge were of 0 for, March cnivatl ee, | quest, Clty quoted atic" ase, for the range, and’ West. A oe ‘he narket was steady and the ‘Amount of 75 packages were placed at prices within the moans | anens bbls., first and second grintes, sivatie 315 ator extra meas bbls. gui for ‘prime mess tierees, $2 a $35 “tor “India dot $25 5) $5) for extra India mew Bect hains wore inactive t quoted steady. Smal lows were dat pric | Within the range of $24 50 a $25 for and $20 tor f 10 moderate re. Changed In price: "We'note sales ut a0) rest smoked ht average, at Se. Mic. pickled jn 000 Ibs. of ribbed sya ibs. average. ai ‘00 fresh bellies, 12 bs average, at dice. Bibi ibs of pickled. do, 12 Ibe. averuee, ator Tce oes 3000s of ight do, on pilvate terins. Lari For Western. | the demand was fair, but prices were lower. We note | Western. Cut meats were gesantiall sales of 250 tlerces slightly 4 rade aS o | do. or prime, tor, Februae fac. : 9.500 doo te ae | ons, w 9366.7 2000 don for Aprit, at wien WH dor i fc Mav, at? it 6c. ; city was jalso: lower, with ‘sak | 100 werces of prime reported at 9 rata Rice Market quiet ut steady for both domestic and forefgi, | Sales, in a distributing way. 34 tierces of Caro- lina ‘within che rat of 8c. a S3ge., small low ia sins at The d 125 bags of Ranwoon at 744c 14 ness to-day in raw sugar has best unim- Mae the market remained firm on the basis | %c. a Sige. for tair to gooa refining. Stock of all kinds “ligne Refined was in moderate request, and queted at vice. for standard “A's,” Yisc. @ Dac. for off Wc. for extra “C, Se. a | “yellows.” “and loke. a oy to dered and granulated. wee Inferior to, common, | 4c, fair, Tc. a i good to prin me, jo. 3 ,wrocery, fair to good, He B SdgC.y prime to choice, BME. B d34C. centrifugal, hhds. and oxee, Nos 8 to 1, Bhy ag molasses, hhds und boxes. 64¢. a 7c. ; melt A 4c. a Ge. Cuba cluyed—Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos. 7 to 9, 6%0. a ine j,tOn A to Ud, he, a Bayes de fo § do., 16 10"18, pie do Wt ids i” a: White, Ie. ra ice. “Porio dileoKeoaming: “commune to rine, 7c. a 8c. ; grocery, TAbr wo choices Bic. a BKC, razii—Dutch standard, foe, nye s be. & Be. Java— Dutch standard, Now 10" ty 12S Sige. “Manila—~Sur Perior and extri superior. ibe a 4 ‘TkauINe.—The Market conumued quiet We n sale of 5) tierces at 94c. 9 oe ‘Tovacco.—The inquiry for seed leafy has been moderate during the past three or rices remain about the eo ae cases of sundries, cro) ig cases of Wisconsin, crip 1 nt ol hhda. per Ib. OF foreign w 800 bales of Havana at from 8c, a soc. aot nas ot LLOW was firm. closing a! 7%c. for prime. The sal foot up about 15 WW iba, At TCR Thee. reiy, The sales Tix quiet for both pig amd plate, We ‘quote:-—"Lambs & Flag.” 25%c., gold. Woot.—For domestic fleece the demand hasbeen ont moderate during the past three days and torel has been less sought aiter, Prices wore not ‘anged except for the low gradesot feece. whic Fy slightly easier. We note sales of 10,000 Ibs of Silo leece at duc. a duc, ; 100 bags ot super pulled, #7c.; 75 bags extra do. 200). Ibe of Western’ tabbed wool Tat “bbe. ab Pulled, At SOC. ; 2,500 Ibs. of sprin 10,000 tbs. of coarse Texas, 24;0,: 4 580 Dales of Cab, 88 2,000 Ib Ke. ; 10,000 tbs. of unwashed’ fleece, 205 bags of super iulied, 30 bags OF extra do. 100 bales of donskols as of pulled combings, 2,000 Ibs. of Oregon, Tad bales lots) of spring Galiformis, 30,000 ibs. of tail, do., 6000 Ibs. of low East Tndia, 80,000 Ibs. of Montevideo and 15 bales of Mosman pulled, ail on private terms, The demand to-day has bales "of black PAlsornis,: 280; pe tERE ceipts, 423 obls, The den been fair, with prices ruling steady. Sales, 450 bbis. at $1, and 100 bbis. of alcohol on the baiis of $1 per gallon. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatvaston, Feb. 10, 1874. ew ORLEANS, Feb. 10, 1874 Cotton irregular, corn fair; middling, 16c.; low middling, 14%c.: good ordinary, 3360: ; ordinary, 10%c. Net receipts, 9,323 bales; gross, 9,781. Exports—To Great Britain, 2537; to the Coudnent 1 .629; to Framce, 18h, Sales last evening, 300, Stock,’335,708, Savannan, Feb. 10, 1974, Cotton quiet and firm; middling, 153gc. Net recei , 1,859 bales. Export ‘o'the Contitient, 3,750; coastwise, 2755. Sales 1807. Stock, 85,03 Mone, Feb. 10, 1874, Cotton, quiet; midcling. 1 low. middling, 1430. + food ordinat ec. Net recelpts, 1,385 bal for, ‘Expore—To ‘the Pie 3,140; coustwrise, 856: io . S12. Stock, 67, mx, Reb. 10, 1874. Cotton quiet; middling, Ker" a 15% I dd Lil ic. ; low middling, Ifsnc. a 144c. good ordinary, Tee.” Not te Ad aa ‘Exporis—Coastwise, Be to France, 1! ” Stock, 55,736. Wruannarox, N. Ow Feb. 10, 1976 Spirits of turpentine quiet at 46c. Rosin quiet; $220 for strained. ‘Crude turpeatine quiet ut $42) for hard aud $3 25 tor yellow dip. T: ga at $2 Oswxao, rob: 10, 1874, Flour steady: sales of 1,000 bbls, at $5 for No. I'spring, i? for amber winter, La ‘in for white winter and $10 tor louble extra. Wheat sales of 1,000 bushels No, 1 ‘white Michigan at rnquiet at Sc. Oats fin sales of one car ret at 5éc. Barley quiet. Corn me: $1.9 for bolted and $1 {0 tor unbolted, per owt. Milife unohagged shorts, $21 a $22; shipstuffs, $23 a $24 ‘i lings, $25 ‘a $26 per ton. Railroad. frelghts-Flour to nilidetphia and Boston, 60c.; to New York, 50c.; to bany, 4 Burrato, Feb 10, 1874 Imports for the last twenty-four hours bbls: wheat, 44,856 bushels; corn, 43,979 do. doi barley) 9019. a do. Export 37,410 bushels; ‘corn, dor} outs, 2870 dors Darioy, Sia aoe YS uiel:, Western ground gue ‘white, $8 50 a Wheat duu and pomsinel Waukee No. fpr tats, A $1 54: do. Chicago No. 2 spring, $1 white winter, ‘si 7 4 si & cer the track, offered at Tic. a73c. ; old, 75e. , Western held at S5c. Barley steady; Canada, Western, $1 88 a $190. Rye nominal at $105. slg Hida Canadas $2 a $2 23; Western, $1.80 48. "Dre hogs, $747 5. Other articles unchanged. Curcaco, Feb. 10, 1874. Flour dull and nominal. Wheat dull and lower, at $123 for No. spring. $1 20% a $1421, for No. 2) cash; $1 2233 M. 1 25 April; No. do, $115; rejecto $1 10, Soenepened tiem but losed dail and lower: sales of No. 2 mixed at56\c. cash ; 57'c. March, 62c. May. Oats steady at 42h, No, 2. spot; 43c. asked Laren rejected, 39¢. rm. and scarce at Sc. a 83c. for No. 2 fresi ar 3 spring. Dressed hogs’ firm. at $6 hiskey firm a fc. Pork, dull and lower at ‘sit 20 cash or March, $14 60 A) Lard in fair demand and lower; cash, nominally wee March sold at 474c, closed at $8 9. Bulk meats stead, oulders quotable at 3 shy ort rib middles solid at ort clear Mddies Bacon steady and unchanged. Kecclnts 10,000 bbls. Hour, 14,00 bushéls wheat, 62,000 do. corn, 35,000 do. oats, and 20,000 do. Darie Shigmon ty 8000 bbls. foes oooh bushels wheat, 4,000 do, corn, 19,000'do. oats, 3,000 do. rye ‘and 16,000 do. barley. ot b. 10, 1874. Flogrqalet and unchanged. Wheat dul and lower at | $19 tor amber, Micnigan ; $1553 April: No.1 red. $1 69; | No.2 do. $1 47% , Corn, ult and lower. Sales of high mixed at 6ix¢ Sic. March, 6siyc. 5 Tow muted new, Soe. Onis dull and drooping at 47%e. No. #,,, Dressed} hogs gulet ut $7 10." Clover seeds t at $5 10; mammoth, Receipts—4,000 bushels | Wheat, 24,000' do. corn and 1,000 do, oats. Shipments— 2,0W bushels wheat aud 23,000 ao. corn, EUROPEAN MA MARKETS, Loxpox Propuce Marxer.—Loxpon, Feb, 10—Evening,— | Common rosen, 7s, 6d. per cwt Spirits turpentine, 35s. | 36s. per cwt. —_——-—~.oe | FINANCIAL, | A HTASKINS & BRAINE, BROKERS, iL “BROAD o —Stocks and Gold bought and’sold for cash } or on margit Privileges Rant Ne ob on responsible firms, | which can be used as cash margin, thus enabling any one with small capital to speculate with little ri ‘Ex. | planatory circulars mailed. | —UAPSLEY, & RALLY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD. | AN PRIVILEGES; ALSO | Dotshe N pRIVILEGES ON OF $2.00 paid and absolute security’ $2.000. $4.00 apply to $12.000 $20,000 | Herald Uptown 8 | Want to extend eas business in New 9 secrete ity _PINA cI Ale For £ root, Le 12 Wall street, make deatings in Gov. arnment Bouds and Gold a specialty, Interest alloneg on deposits. Stocks bought on commission for cake Montosces “WANTED. Apply to JOHN McCLAVE, _No. 1 Pine street, MOREY 70 BOY LARGE SECOND MORTGAGES oN iM city proverty; no delay in getting the money. Ap- ply to C: ©. THURSTON, berty street ECOND MORTGAGE FOR SALE—$15,000—ON V ALG- able Improved property in the Twi over double the amount of mortgages: Bortunity is otfe Apply to GEORG roadway, ourvo, WABASH AND WESTERN Seven Per Cen| GOLD, BONDS for sale at 85 and_ interest. WINSLOW, LANIER & 00., 27 Pine stroat, Jr, EX & CO: Banners, 45 Wall eatin Bhis of every ban in the United Staton wal Tenders and Fostal Currency, at reasonable rates. iow DIME Vv BANK, 890 and 295 Cana { corner of Lal ht Ansota, over ton iillion deld . dollars, pn hundred and fiity thousand 4 ION LOAN AGENCY—78 CEDAR STREET, wit loan on proverty in New Yor i Wins land ecu Wrcgages Eats SHI &@ CUAKLES K. DEUISCI, Gentral Manager. SE AT A DISCOUNT— ‘first class __ Sarplas, sé Use Mortgages. Address CAPITALIST, box 2,478 Post Moo, New York ae ____#lving full parciculata WEHAYE CLIENTS WHO WILL LOAN ON BOND and mortgages, or bay good Second, Now York or Brooklyn; no bonus. A.M, JOUNSON & BRO,, No. 5 Dey street, Were A FEW GOOD FIRST OR SECOND ‘ages, not over three years to run, on city im- proved property’at falr discqunt, AWARD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street. 7 TO % PER CENT City and County Bo Railroad Bonds, City Railroad Stocks, Also other choice Stocks and Bonds paying 7 to 25 per cent, at the lowest bans: rates. For sale by LBERT H. NICOLAY & C0. ‘0. 43 Pine street, New York. Investment Securities ‘our specialty; 2 years. SHARES OF NEW YORK ENAMEL PAINT ny’ Ag Btone Sodbiooo, acid ape each ae io hin ital stoc jttts ower 10) por cent, JAMES H. Da vibe wy Secretary and Treasurer, 400 West Nineteenth 15 WANTED FOR SIX MONTHS—BY A manufacturer ; 15 per cent interest will be given. Address J. J. By oftiee. —ENDORSERS WANTED—A RESPONSI. ble party wishes an endorser of equal Cotton quiet; falr demand: good ordinary, i8'se.; mia | responsibility. Absolute security given and ‘ve Bez dling, Ide, Net receipts, 2,361 bales Exports—Mo Great | cent for use Oi name, Address J. HA. Herald office. Britaln, 1,325 ; oti Sales, $000. Stock, 119,027. | ———— rere TO LOAN ON NEW YORK CITY PROP: erty, improved or unimproved. Principal . H. THORNE, 174 Canal street. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGB, other sums. Ferehie ory pie cashed. ., 111 Broad way, room cA Dasenvent. CASH.—$20,000 GOOD CITY SECOND Mortgages and $20,000 seasonable Dry ods to trado for improved city Property, Address box, 230 Herald office. $50.00 erty (private dwellings preterred), in sums of upward; one per cent commission and attorney's fee: searching title, CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 30 $75.000 for a term of years, without bonus, TKUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND and Mortgage on New York city Prop:, Or st TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE It this city, in sums of $5,000 and upwarda, ¥, CONREY, 162 Bronaway. LOANS OR INVESTME! $95:00) Second and Leasehold Mor ay Broo Dee BARR 86 Wall ‘treet 5 000 7% TO BUY SECOND MORTGAGES: nd $100,000 to loan on first mortgage. JOHN INGLIS, Ji. 165 Broadway, room % basement TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, $200,000 provers "ins New. vore city sna Ma ‘will bi rigay ems Bt cestonly he 3 yi ay Morte: e' ‘EGG: prim- 153 Bows $200.00 TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SurT first class Mortgages, N: Bot to surance Folicies and, other, securities; also Cash, to buy the same. PAUL P. TODD, 58 Liberty street. 400. 000 TO LOAN—ON MORTGAGE, IN VA- rious sums, on city improved erty j simple legal expenses; one to fve yours, G. WILLIs, Montauk Insurance Company, 168 $1.000.000 22 YOAS oN RROPRETY nw the city and vicinity: only com. comer ot Broome street, Munfeauons from principals. Fn full description of i erty, will be noticed. IN EARNEST, Herald offi INESS OPYOKTUNITIES. A& MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR sie monopoly ; will pay: 30 per cent on a luce Hon of $500,00) annually; worka near the city tools. ma- chinery, &c.; can be removed to another location if de- sired, “Address box 5,440 Post office. : BUSINESS CHANCE SELDOM MET WITH.—FOR sale, a large corner family Liquor Store, with five Years) Lease of whole building :18 rooms and extra stores Tent $1,000 per year. Inquire of M IN MORGAN, 9 Lewis street, corner ot Stanton Bao dey PARTY WITH $3,000 DESIROUS OF GOING INTO the retail grocery business will meet with a fine opportunity by addressing GROCER, box 3,036 Post office. A PARTNER WANTED—WITH ABOUT $5,000, IN & long established, well paying cigar manufacturit business; has only first class customers; orders ahe: Object, to extend and facilitate business; 8 good. ol fora good man. Address M. M. M., Herald office. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $7,500 CASH, INA wholesale manufacturing business in this city; 1 will Bey each A parsoeE vie pon per annum; reference ex- ‘Address B.S. Herald Uptown Branch rs ESTABLISHED AND PROFITABLE MANUFAC. turing business wants $20,000 additional capital to Arare chance for a good ee GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., Broad way, GENTEEL AND RELIABLE ae MAN CAR obtain a Hal terest in a UG jusiness, for ‘cars established ; $390 cash. required. PANIO, ch office. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $3,000, IN A DYEING business; been established clght years In Brooklyms ‘or AS, increase production, man. In'itookiyn; a good chance tora man. well. aca in New York. Address DYER, Herald Brooklyn Bri MEMBERS THB | ome | EXCHANGE” OR See ahh As PARTIES; in com 2, ayrred oP ERATIONS MADE AGAINS! ‘APPROVE: CON- or SALE, —STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF AN | pes TS. UOT. ATOR WURNIsituD, EXPLA ANA} okt ‘established Gent’s Furnishing Store in lo | 7 RCULARS, WAT! REFERENCES, MAILED | | cality. Satisfactory reasons given. Address . By TO Rosy ADDRESS." LAPSLEY ae Heraid office. Cee i k MMEDIATELY.—A SMART | BUSINESS WOMAN —L. W, HAMILTON & CO., BROKERS STOCK | I wants @ lady as partner, silent or active, to J «Privileges, 43 Broad streot—"Puty” and “calls” ne: | erin an estabtished business tn this. city, Tach RS gotiated o1 embers’ Stock Exchange. Cali or send for 20) per cent. Apply irem 2 to 4 to Mrs AK a copy ot “A Guide to Successful Speculation.” Fourth avenue, near th street. DDITIONAL CAPITAL SECURED FOR INCORPO. | PATENT FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR UNER- Pa rated concerns, merchants, manntacturers, mines; | P cumbered Real Estate; one of the most useful nov- companies organized and investments made. DEK FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, 2 Broadway. Agencies in Boston, Chicago, Washington and San Fran Ci alitornia, | =PUTS AND CALLS A. them. often pays Inethod of operating in ALE $19 TO $10 INVESTED IN 100 to. $1,000; the only safe | ‘all stroet,’on limited capital, fully explained in 2 page Pamphict; maijed tree to any dress; Stocks bought and sold on tnarging. VALENTI 'UMBRIDGE & CO, Bankers and Brokers ci Wall street, New AY T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND | 7 | Endowment Insurance Policie: mortgares and other | | Securities, Insurance of all kinds th best com | | panies J. Je Hh ue 117 Broadway. | | elties ever nrodties TC can be sold in every family, Ad- dress F. P. NOR’ , 150 Broadway, room 5 10. CAPITALISTS.—OPPORTCNITY SELDOM OF- fered; forming @ stock company, For particulars | Gall at 737 Broadway, room 9. Also tor $200 will give third interest in the State of New York. Ui Mag WHOLE on baer ce nite tte w. THE hardware and agricultural line; ever: fo start the business with. Address HAKD| DWwanee office, WANTEDCA,PARTY IMMEDIATELY, TO. INVEST from $5,000 to $8,000, either as special or general partner, to extend ai dQ manufacturing Dusk hess. Address MANUPACT TREE, Herald office. | T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND | ANTED— PARTNER IN THE MARKING PLATS | Endowment Insurance Policies, acres Suse and other | wis old establisned; halt interest will pe | Seonrities, Insurance of all Kinds eitected with best com- | given vo aman with small capital Address MARKING J. J. HABRICH & CO.,117 Broadway. | PLATES, box LS Herald office. | pamies. CAPITALISTS —INVITED.—WEST- chester county—$75,000 to $100,000 wanted for imme- diate improvement of 500 acres of land owned by respon- sible party. lying in one body Just outside the city limits, where taxes are light; of great natural beauty and ex: traordinary advantages intrinsically and powessing (0 | day estabifshed, com munications, combining speed and | comfort, with Central_and Lower New York. Ona show safest socurity, possible, | with assurance of large | profits to capitalists or builders of means; the funds to be | applied in the erection the ensuing season of moderate cost, tasteinl houses. N, B.—Advertiser personally de- Voted to this enterprise, and references the best in the city, Address. appointing, personal Interview, SUBUK- | 025 New York Post office. OX | JAROOKLYN CITY SEVEN PER CENT WATER BONDS, Coupon or Registered, due in I Buffalo City Seven Per Cent Water Bonds, due in 1903, Jersey City Seven Her Cont improvement bonds, For sale by 40 Wall street. CURYELAND, COLL dranapolis “Railway Compan road who are opposed to its Western Raflroad Compan: the interest of said Atlantic and Invited to send thelr proxies LAND B . & OO., 19 Nass ATI. AND IN- tockholders of the to the Atlvntic and rection in Kase and to at Western road, are the undersigned, “LB. street, New York, ord. & New York. Blanks sont 4ON six per cent Currency Konda, dine 1 1894, secured by sinking fund, for sale at 95 ad Linteroat b ae 6 62 Wall streot, Now _28 State street, Boston. -ON NEW YORK om OF BO XECUTOR'S FUNDS TO LOA | duced an immense business can be tous, DANIEL A, MORAN. me WASTEDTA PARTNER, WITH $6,000 TO sue capital, In a good, profitable manufaeturing, bast- Hera 1d omtee three years since. Address x, erald 0 OOO Tote TS CASH, WILL BUY THB S15. Patent and Stock of a splendid manutage turing business, strictly legitimate and highly endorene ican I once intro- diploma awarded by American ei cnce 8 versal want, Particulars upon interview only, Address MONOPOLY, box 19 Herald oifice. WANTED, AN AGENCY TO REP. | $200.000,-reaentsone! money making business in California by a responsible party, Address A. D., Herald office. —_—_+-__—_ CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY. Comptroller Green reports the following disburse. ents and receipts of the Lous yesterday ;— Sh Oratns paid (number of Warrants ns iB), amount. ‘Total (aumber of warrants 162), amounting to $5647 $52,647 ARCKIPTS. 1g tis Gauiiber of wartants49y, amounting to From taxes of 1873 and interest... seeoee SORSZR From arrears ot taxes, agsessmonts and interest a! From collection of assessments and interest. w From market rents and tees. ty From water rents. From licenses, Ma; From tees and fines, District TOLL. ceeseee PRIZE FIGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA.—The ‘tail’ Dde- tween Brian Collins and John sudge, whic! ome off back of Shanty Hill, in the vicinity of Granv mine, on saturday, was witnessed, by a latze crowd of persona They fought terenty: rounds. in the last round Collins struck a Toul tel Judge city Property; also clients to, make temporary Joans on Buildings ‘not finished or Brooklyn and Ne Principals apply at lit Broadway, York city Property. room 70, AOR. SALE—A GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE FOR 00, two years to run; improved city real egtate; centrally located; will be sold ata tair discount. Apvly to MERMITE K, SAWYER. Ul Broadwaye ‘and his friends Layne thevictory. it was bdam, | and they are to have another turn at it, These two “tbruiserar are about nineteen years of age, and one, we once is under bail for some crime, and will ha’ jal at the present term af Uaurh. Fea,