The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1874, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL —+—__—— ANOTHER TREASURY BOOMERANG. Fresh Gold Sales. and a Further Addition to tho Legal Tender Reservo, HAVE WE REACHED THE LIMIT? Revived Animation in Stocks and the Oanses Thereof—Resnlis. THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT. - WALL STREsr, } Monpay, March 2—6 P.M. ‘The suggestive points of the speculation on the street to-day were, first, the announcement of the intended sale of gold during the present month by Becretary Richardson to the extent of $3,000,000, “SA secondly, the intelligence that a further Smount of ‘saa)“enders bad been issued from the so-called Jega, Ader reserve sufficient to make the total outstanding greenback circulation $382,000,000, The first mentioned circumstance excited universal surprise, at all events among those not posted, coming, as it did, im the face of a Genial made to a HERALD correspondent on Thure- @ay last by the Secretary upon inquiry as to the trath of ramors then prevailing on the street, The Himpawp of FRIDAY MORNING CONTAINED THE FOLLOWING ¢m ita Washington column, the same being an an- sewer, as before stated, to ap inquiry made:— Secretary Richardson authorizes the statement that a resumption of sales of gold has neither een considered nor determined upon. The gold re. ceipts continue small, all reports to the contrary notwithstanding, and'until there is a revival of the import trade it is hardly probable that the present policy wil) be changed. He alko says that when- ever the sale of gold is to be renewed ae pro- {mal will be afpounced as formerly, and will Rot be intimated in any other manner. ‘This, it may be urged on the part of the Secre- tary, contains no specific denial of the popular Yamor that sales of gold were intended in March; but surely it cannotbe that the interests of this country require such gauzy purrying with the truth, as such a defence supposes. Besides, how explain the fact of the announced sales following closely wpon a romor of such an intention on the part of the Secretary, when such sales had been inter- Mitted for six months, and earned, asa policy of Treasury management, the opposition of most of the intelligent financial minds of the country? There ts certainly little to be hoped for from a Sec- Yetary oapabie of such Mimsy expedients to dis- guise his weakness as tne chief fiscal officer of the United States, And here comes fHE EXYLANATION OF THIS REVIVED GOLD SELLING EXPERIMENT, The Secretary has to meet this month a demand Dpon him on account of pensions te the extent of $8,000,000 accrned indebtedness. Of course it may not be called for all at once, but it has tobe provided for. To do thie he—on Saturday, at the close of business, so that it only reached here Baturday evening alter everybody had gone home, Bnd was then hidden away in a Treasury state- ment of that famous tucus a non lucendo pattern now s0 much in vogue and which so few read— Added something like $700,000 to the outstanding legal tenders from the now famous “reserve.” making to total present issue an even $382,000,000. {tis to be presumed he at the same time decided apon his gold sales. This, he claims, will enable him to meet all demands on the Treasury without ealling further uponthe reserve. The country would take comfort even out of this IP MB. RICHABDSON’S ARR LACE COULD BE*¢RELIED aN that he woald fix $382,000,000 as the maximum legal tender issue. But if there was nothing in his previous course to render such an expectation il- lusory, vague and unsatisfactory, his conduct in this very matter of resuming the gold sales would furnish grave cause of uneasiness, Besides his Own utterances on the subject, it is further stated, Speaking of the legal tenders, “there is reason to believe that they will be called in as fast as the cur- fency balance in the Treasury will permit.” Con- traction of this sort possesses the same evil as ex- pansion, inasmuch as it renders ancertain by sub- Jecting to the caprice of one man the measure of value. Now would be the time for Congress to step in and relieve Mr. Richardson of the responst- bility, evidently too much for him, of de- termining that measure of valua In @ Fesponsible government like that of Eng- land, he could not hold office twenty-four hours in the tace of the indignant protest that has Come from the press and the country against his conduct in the management of the national finances, and his cqlleagues would be fortunate if Uhey escaped @ like severe rebuke for having placed him in a position to do such mischief, THE PUBLIO DEBT STATEMENT, which will be found below, shows an apparent de- erease for the month of February of $1,845,241, Dut an actual increase since June 30, 1873, of $7,061,353. The statement is placed in contrast with that last issued to illustrate the various changes. It will be seen that the reduction is largely accounted for in the increased substitution of five per cents for’six per cents and consequent saving on the interest account, THE STOCK MARKET to-day was subjected to various influences, which caused quite a revival of animatron, as will be seen by the official list of dealings printed below. In the morning it declined upon the further distrust of the future awakened by the published pro- | gramme for fresh sales of gold, but rallied again | in the afternoon, when the further addition to the outstanding legai tenders was learned. In the meantime additional reports of pro rata freight legislation in Wisconsin, which was said to have found favor with the Senate, while the Assembly bad taxed the railroads of the State five per cent on thelr gross receipts, with advices from Cleve- land that another strike of the locomotive engi- neers was threatened—all combined to produce an unvertain and fluctuating market best learned in } the sales, STOOKS ON THE FIRST CALL. ‘The following closing prices of stocks on the first call are given for the sake of comparison with prices at the close of business :. 1 & Hud Canal Co...117%% Clev, Col, Cin & Ind nusylvania Coal..-.27y New'Jersey Central. Spring Mountain Coal. Chicago & Rock Isiwnd. 100 Con Goal o! Maryland. eq Chie o, Mil @ St Paul, 42% Cen Nev Jer Land im 4 il & st Paul pt sai 2558 Chi, Toledo, ee aw z P Boston, Hart & Erie. Chicago & Aiton. Chicago & Alton pret..103 Shicage, & alton scrip. 4 Ohio £ Misstesippt Bike UNS Rall 2c Morris & Essex. New Jersey Southera 1 NH & Harctord.. 14s Marietta & Cin eh pr. By Marietta & Cin 2d, pt. nion Pi Hiinots Central. Tilinois Central 0. 55 Cley & Pitisburg, gu Co}, Chi & Ina Central 30% Chicago & Northw'n... albany & Susquehanna 94 THE EXTREMES OF THE DAY. The following were the highest and lowest prices Of stocks :— Highest. Lowest, N.Y. Ma bly Hudson consolidated. 104% 104 Lake SI 8055 80 i island 108% | Delaware, Lack 109 ‘are, Lack. ani M 130 Auiantte and Pacific preterre Hannibal and st. Joseph. Quicksiiver,,..... ou 112%, The gold market responded, put slightly to the an- oa NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. Bounced policy of the Secretary to sell gold during | the current month, on each Thursday, as follows March 5, $1,000,000; March 12, $500,000; March 19, $1,000,000; March 26, $500,000, Total, $3,000,000. The. premium opened at 112%, declining sub- sequentiy to 112%, closed at the addition to the legal tenders of $669,673, making the votal amount outstanding $382,000,000, | In the loan market gold ranged from 2 to6per cent for carrying, opening and closing at 3 per | cent, THE TREASURY BALANCES, im connection with the bank statement, were as foliows:—Currency, $3,727,000; coin, $85,588,000; redeemed $62,000 in called bonds, and disbursed $857,000 in coin interest, @ total on March coupons of $2,147,000, The available coin at the command of the Secretary, less tlabilities, is stated to be $17,250,000. The day's business at the Gold Ex- change Bank covered:—Gold cleared, $32,661,000; gold balances, $2,009,030; currency balances, $2,843,115. POREIGN EXCHANGE WAS QUIED but steady, little business doing, Prime rates 4.8434 # 4,88; selling rates per cent lower; Contl- nental steady ; reichmark, 955 a 96% @ 9634 ; cables 96% a 96%; prime Paris 5.18% 75.13%. The bullion in the Bank of England to-day shows a gain of £66,000. MONEY was @ shade more active ag the result of the in- creased animation in the stock market, and loaned as high as & per cent, closing at 4 percent. The internal revenue receipts to-day were $441,000, THE FORRIGN MARKETS farnished the following record of changes :—~ z 45 ca ca 1:50 P. Consols for oat Bas = Consols for ace’n! Five-twenties, 1d... a Five-twen' Pia — loka Ten-forties. ; a109% liga a New’ York Geniral 96° « He In addition to these Brie was quoted at half- past two P. M. 43% a 43%, and Paris rentes frwer at 59f. 5c., and at hall-past fve P. M. Erie was quoted at 43 a 43, with rentes buoyant at 59f. 250, Bonds at Franklort were firm at 08%. Amster- dam prices this afternoon were :—Central Pacific first mortgage bonds, 81; Union Pacific first mort- gage bonds, 73; Union Pacific stock, 20%; North- western preferred, 65; St. Paul preferred. 6134; Erie, 4134, GOVERNMENTS WERE STEADY, closing at three P. M. as follows:—United States currency sixes, 116% a 116%; do. sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 119% @ 119%; do. do. do. coupon, 1195 a 119%; do. five-twenties, 1862, registerea, 117 @ 11744; do. do., do., coupon, 117% @ 117%; do, do,, 1864, registered, 118% a 119%; do. do., do, coupons, 119% @ 120; do. do., 1865, registered, 11834 @ 119%; do, do.,'do,, coupon, 120% a 121; do. do., 1665, new registered, 118% a 118%; do, do., do. coupons, 118% 119; do. do., 1867, registered, 118%’ @ 119%; do, do., do., coupons, 119% @ 119%; do, do., 1868, registered, 118}; @ 19; do. do., do., coupons, 118% a 119; do. ten-forties, registered, 112% @ 118; do. do., coupon, 112% a 112%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11434; do. do., do., coupon, 114% a 114%; Central Pacific gold bonds, 95% a 95%; Western Pacific gold bonds, 8734 a 8734. BAILWAY MORTGAGES were in better demand to-day, The following were the bid prices:— New York Cen 6's, "83. Pag Pell fs ny New York Cen 6's, ’87., Bx Go Ce New York Cen 6's, re. aa &3t Jo end grant 'N New York Cen o’s, sub. os in & St Ga 8's, cony.. 4 New York Cen 78, 176. ted Den Lack &W NY Cen?’ 2 Ss 4 Sek ‘Miss com. Miss con. Fao Re? 98. IP a stoux Oly att ac 8, Sioux | Gen Pac gc Fan? £ St P 8's, Ist m, PD. 108 restern, 87 & St P ist, 73-1), PD 9454 Union Pac Ist m bas. 14 St P Ist, La 0D. 91 Unign Pac lg 7s. Ey 1 & St P 80 Union Pacite (0% ines 7644 Mila Se P 19% Bel & So Ill Ist mn, 8'8.. 94 & wie 83 81 101 29% Bos H i #, guarani’d. $0 SOUTHERN SECURITIES were quiet, with the foliowing bid prices on the regular eal Tennessee 6's, old...... Tenusases Secoldsex'¢ 68 Tennessee 6's, new..... 57 Tennessee t's, new, XC 68 Tennessee 6's, new, ns. 605g Virginia 6's, con bds. a tax, 8 a 88 South Carolina 6a, J&J 9% a 8 0 6's, Fund act, 1866.. 16 Missouri 6's... ws 9554 Bs Musourt 6's, H @ Sto is 92 Missouri 6's, Aay or Uni 9135 ory ee SHARES, The following were the bids for city bank shares :— New York. Metropolitan. 190 Manhattai ; Merchants’. Gorn Exchange. Mechanics’. &t. Nicholas arin Exchange:, 3 Central National First National Mercantile. American &xchang Chatham... Bank of the Repubiic:: IPVING .eeee ceveeerenn ee d2 THE PUBLIC DEBT. SE En eh seer The figures of the public debt statement con- trasted with that of last month are as follows:— February 2, March 2 DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN. Bonds at 6 per cent $1, is, 73)200 $1,214,663,150 Gold Exchange. Bankers & Brokers A. Germania......... Bonds at 5 per cent.... 021,050 605,697,550 Principal 749,200 $1,720,360, 700 Interest..... LL" g9/945,797 27,661,635 DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY. Certificates of indebted- $678,000 $678,000 nesa at 4 per cent... Navy Pension fund at 3 PCF CONE. ....eeeeeeeee 14,000,000 14,000,000 Principal. +s $14,678,000 $14,678,000 Interest. . 340 46,340 DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED SINCE MA- TURITY. Principal . seve $15,176,550 $9,813,290 ADLETESL. «4. «+++ sees 400,774 291,025 DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST, Old demand and legal tender notes.......... $381,794,029 Certificates of deposit, 560,000 50,390,000 Fractionalcurrency..... 47,793,333 48,640,494 Coin certificates. + 45,004,000 40,569,800 Principal.....+.« $520, 151,362 Unclaimed interest. 2,664 DEBT. Principal $2,262,755,113 Interest... ss 80,415,576 TOtal....eees cess eee +s, $2,293, 170,689 CASH IN THE TREASURY, OCLs c acess. + $85,350,369 Currency. 4,781,205 Special deposits held for redemption of certifi- cates of deposit as pro- Vided by AW..ccseeeee 45,560,000 50,390,000 Tot + $135,700,575 — $139,705,976 BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANIES, LN- TEREST PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY. Principal outstanding... $64,623,512 $64,623,512 Anterest accrued and NOt yet Pald......eeeees 823,117 646,235 Interest paid by Umited StAUCS.eeeeceeeeeeeseee 22,380,691 22,386,601 Interest repatd by trans- Py portation of mails, &o.. 4,800,056 5,034,347 Balance of interest paia by the United States.. 17,586,636 17,362,344 DBBI, LESS CASH IN THE TREASURY, (Exclusive of the Pacuic Ratiroad bonds), February. March. $2,157,4 $2,154,880 ast mouth, “ 1,845,211 Inerease of de ih ig JUNE 80, 1873... .00eeeee 7,061,353 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, , March 2—10 A. M., Betore Cal). 2800 shy L S&M SRReS 80: 800 do. ‘sd by $282,078,502 | S223e S$ she West Un Te) do. r| a but rallied again and | 220) 112% upon the announcement ot | certificates, $40,500,000, The Assistant Treasurer | 180 Sree: =e} agete aE ; SEE er Seesess aa es. Paeacceoan, eearoscecopern sites geet ecascace cena: e Ss 2 S$ = BEcEEE a & eey < Ss oe =2: 3s> gine Esse 3 Rpeeyesceas $5000 Gt) Missor SC 6 2.7 83... oh be 3 e $1000 Misrouri @s...b¢ Tenn o's, ns. an FBLECSLES: small 118% Second Board—1 P. M. SshsO,C,C&Lbec., 80 IINS bo ae lot 6 100 Palsessese! sete! o S Sess SSEEE=EE 2 3 SEES 10:15 and 1:30 A mM. 1000 UB bi five Us fen ‘SOU0 | 500 Us 66 10 ‘Wo ahi WN J Cen Ki rs PEEEBESEEREEESESESCEEEEEEEE s Ree Ste 3 ESEEE epEees 300 Toi & 109 BEggesereeseey : BSS! & & Un Fue tte, ino Han, PIs kA Wab RB, do. aS 1000 US Be iba bg US 1 0-40, c.sm) Oil iP Rit bibs aoe @ 70 To ont aw $0 Obi & BI 8 2 geet ESESESESEESSESESESEE TRE sspeseen! Hes lg 20000 US 6's, cur....b 6 Ait ra Board—10:30 A. Me sha Mor cA re aR Ad 3 = P. M.—Before Call. ¢ W0shs Ubi & RIRR.. 1063 1cy do. 83 10655 Ha? 12% 1500 Del, L m bets 29 Fort Wi hd os bu) Uhio & 0 do. Ye $3 oo do. 50 _ do. : fs io ae . 0. 60) 8%, 125 Mor & ke 200 do. , Bh, 100 Han & St J | 8% 1u0 do. 20 g Be 8. ge +0 do. 804 100 H & pe. 2400 ao. Bo, 1, Ca EO RR. 100 Chi 4 NW RK. 56%, 100 do. eee 1600, be Pa 66 ‘300 bb a 86 COMMERCIAL REPORT. conneeeiee-ieeiementaes Cotton Dal) and Easier—Floar Steadier— Wheat 2c. « 3c. Higher—Corn Fairly Active—Oats Firmer—Pork Duall—Lard Weak—Naval Stores Quict—Petroleum Nominal, Morpay, March 2—6 P, M. There wasa rather freer movement of merchan- dise to-day, notwithstanding the lower rate of gold. On Change a much better feeling obtained in breadstuffs, owing to the more favorable tenor of the European advices. Flour was in more re- quest and steadier, while wheat was comparatively active and decidedly higher, the market closing with still an advancing tendency. Corn was also the turn firmer at the close, fall Prices being bid for prime parcels. Oats were also firmer uader a good demand. Whiskey | was unchanged. Pork was still nominal, with little disposition to buy. Lard was a shade easier, closing quiet, Cotton ruled easter under the pres- sure of accumulating stock at the ports, and “futures” showed a recession of about 1-1éc. In naval stores the movement was moderate at prices showing no impor- tant variations, Petroleum, owing toa marked differ- ence in the views of bayers and se! activity and quite nominal in value. Coffee was firmer. Sugar duil of sale, with something of a downward ten- dency. Spices and fruits were for the most part without Activity, but generally firmly held at former full prices, Cortox.—The market tor spot cotton was dull. Buyers And sellers were apart in their views, and values were some extent nomiual for all grades For forward ie erles the market was moderately active at 1-16c. & 3c. decline, chiefly owing to the continuance of liberal ‘re- ceipts at the ports and the duliness of the Buropean markets. We quote Iplands, Alabama. New Orleans. Texas, Ordina: by “iy ay Good or inary, B 134 14h iy Strict good oruinary. 1455 MIsl6 14-16 Low nuddhng. iB 45) 15 1539 165 165 ing Ne 1 Site uuOtAtioas gre bated on cote in Pris oats Quality not more than half a grade above or below the Grade quoted. The sales were us jollows :— “ae Sak evening. a} - addi ee Total. 1,231 263, 1,060 1,784 350 bales to arrive. For’ fu- ture delivery (basis low middling) the sales have been as follows seturday' Vening atter one o'clock March, 10) it 1 1 1s $20, 600 at 15 Lele. ; April, 200 at lbages, 20 at ib IPsHess May, Ls at Ie. 2.0 at 16 1-320. 5 June, 1,700 at 1634 6 18-326. 5 J uly, 300 at Le Total, 5,400 bales, Hoday ap Yow i" Bb (bio three P. bales at 15 1Sic., 1410) at 20 | 154 at 1S L-16c. 5 A pail 2 at 3 29820. SOD at 15) Ub 29-520. oon 1th: nn at piel ly ists fio at 15 31-32c., 400 at 15 2 300 Mige,,# 400 at i529 820.5 i June, . 200 16 5-16c., 200 at July, 10) at 1630, 100 at 17-32 t 163¢0., 200 at 16 19-Bc., 900 Prey 16 ise ‘Total i700. Spates: grand total, averages Of Saturday "s forward deliveries were Jame; April June, 16.43 Tot Fecelbia. at the up th ales} New ‘Orleaim, 10,018; Mobile, 1,808 Sa S719" Charleston, Lssr xin ton, 50; Baltimore, 69; New. Hoston Hh 1; Pi phia, 628." Total, oeitz,” This day last week, wats, ‘his day last year, 14001, ‘he market for Rio wai acon, under small ofteriage and an acuve demand. The advances indi. ca.ed iu the annexed quotations are dusisted upon by all bolders and are substantiavea generally by sales recently made. The toliowing sales have recently been. thade :~ At New York. 4200 bags, per svaien ; $200 bags, to arrive, Bez kislips 5000 bags to come here from the ads, fener i hal amd 8 per Liul 8 per Amoydem 2) aad 4.060 bags per, Winred, aire a d at New Orleans, 4800 bags, per. Jane. diner. "cargoes 3i50. on ike " BAC. 8 28 ie eae extreme range for lo! Bio. soe, doy grace mats, 8c. 8 3 a We. ; do., ar ina‘ a ic. 5 lon, the. ac: da, “a, 240. soy Je: fhalca, aie ‘atc. ; St Domingo, dhe. F Foto co, 3g. F Rica, Mo. @ 250. BKC. Savana 2, a Bc. ‘Curacos, en a MAc., ‘gold, per rie FLoun ano Snare.—RegelpteFlour, 17738 bbls: wheat, 4189 a0 bushels; corn, 96,800 do.; corn meal, 0 Harker taled stentter, pee ener better: demand, with sales of 16,000 bushels at the subjoined quotations: Rye flour, without quotable, change, was quiet. Buck- r es per Candor and 21¢ bags per WD bags per Adelaide, balance at doc. wi flour was ule at $2 for state and Penn- per To) thet Sora mea was steady, with sales or barat 2a $t 35 for good to choice Western and $1 50a x % for Brandywine. We quote :— State $500 0 $5 S Pt fe Tokis, iow ext Be Louis’ straight extra, St. Louis, choice double extr: St. Louis, choice family, California. Rye flour, southern, No. Southern, supe! Southern, extri Southern, ta Corn meal, Western, Corn meal, Jerse Corn meal, Caloric. Punohe Fea yee! axeeneuss SSSSSSSSARKEE BRSES seseesesussees! B anectinmen! Meeeeaccone nanaonan-wel =$ SSENSE: S 38 £3 favorable. cable advices, per bushel, The sales were about 1: & $1 47 for rejected and No. 3 sprim; 2 Chicago snd askvorter, i Ty spring, no ih OB wide choles. M hiwaukee, and ‘St BS Tor 0 car riots, Cana Corn was firm with @ fair demand. rye bo for ungraded rice tor fa spring. The sales toot up Spd ello. 77c. tor white Western, svc. for Southern yel- low and 88c. . tor old Western mixed in store. Oats wero The aitlog were 4500 bushels at Gc. tor State a black Western, 6ic. a 3c. for an ‘we. 8 white, ives barley malt and barley was dull “and ‘holly. nominal FaxicuTs.—Berth freighis were only moderately ac- tive and Fates generally Jn shippers’ iavor,, though the supply of room was moderate. Vessels ior charter were more woagtt siter and the market Orm. ine engagements Tue br] Tivsrpoal by steam, 400 bales cotton, at sed. 4 nd 150 boxes bacon at dis. The nominal rate (or Ga was i By ai 8,000 bushels grain at 53¢d. and 95¢d., wheat;’ 16,00 bushels do. at 84d. a 54d. ; WU tons ot tiatle To Lot | 1a at 10d. per 60 Ibs. ; je bis. oil cake diam bbls, rosin at Se 434., and’ L7 tierces beef at 7s’ To boxes starch on private terms. Bremen, by The Charters coluprise a Britien ship of 1,289 tons, placed bois, berth for. gene! Britisn brig, Seneret cares 1200 rig. hence hence Wateriord, with Fetined petroieum, at Gd. ; a Swedish to Exeter, with 1,600 bbla, refined do., at 7s 3d.;'a@ Nor- wegian bark, hence to Cork for ‘orders, with 2,25) quarters grain, fi 84; an Aiperican bark, hence to Cork tor orders, United Kingdom and Continent, with 2,700 bois. yr enee petroleum, ‘1 68. 9d., privilege of the tie fn gr ents hence to the Continent, be- id An rp, with 6,500 Tain, zs, Contipent, with 5.500 8 Norwegian bark of 273 ton: oormop- ing (Sweden), with Bp ee ag at oy: * Sanwa brig, from FDUndelp ata to Cronstadt, with bbls. refines do. rt Cy Serpe, bark tostrives fron itp ry to Bre! 000 mi refined do., at 6a Sd., and an Ameri ‘ean | OU of 480 tons, hence to Cadiz or Seville, with tull cargo of tobacco, at 458, @ 50s. Motasses.—The general market was quiet and prices nes quotably changed. Jobbing lots of New Orleans were Jaced to the amount of 100 pbis. at Prices ranging from an ter, hence Ic, @ Ti 2 uhds. Porto Rico, new cro} Pease, 650. We quote sold crop—English Islands, a Wc. Now crop—' pe centrifugal and mixed, * do, clayed 0c. @ Se. 4s, tmuscovado refining, Sic. a sc. ; do. do. grocery, abe. . 3 New Orleans, de, NAVAL STORe: ram cane “Spit turpentine continues ‘to present d Spathetie ‘appearance as has charac- wrized this branch of store Loe for sone | ume past, Holders appear to be steady in their views ; and Pot disposed to operate unless at rif market value. We quove nomina'ly at ree tor cog a merchantable or- Ger. Straimed rosin ae “oe + and wale of 2 a 8 each week in March guoteg ut the nee . @ 7360. dull Necifas ot naphtha held Ke. vibes ¢from the broduciny joints were of quiet mari with, spot ee} ‘etro Centre, $3 Pitusvitie, 2) 90 's\ 92 92} i chy ani $1 75¢or Union at Parker's. At Philadelphia the market was dull on sp. Oe Oe firm for future; quoted, 14%¢c. first balf of te rae ¢- last half, Sal ish somtna ia last Halt if of April, at 16c. 160., and 15,000 bbis., Ist to nOvisiONs, —Receipts—Pork, 409 b Uy DNR, 4491 Gy 5 lard, 1,046 wae without | 56.00 Dushels attic. w 10e. for mixed, Sle. for chowwe dc, | kegs. For a Tor or Drime t mess, tie at from $18 a ern, Cut meats—' ay. on.peivate terma, Wauxay.—Rece! Bales of 250 bbis. M4dgo. 5 gor Piha iy 690; le FE ood ordinary, Flour steady; Be. Barley, dull; Cornmeul, 81 dlings, dviphia lg es Grain in dos A rai bedi ai Jorty-eight hours: iro si hoa 3. Yo do. “Drie ani and 2,000 do. corn. scarce at 85c. unchanged ; $1 43. April short clear ‘29. changed. ‘do. 'rye and A- PUTS GIVEN AWAY, hie ashe. a he. hay new jected” ‘old, “Me. +" bew, Sle. wher ate. Jor No. cosh: gO ‘ork steady at $: Lard rh vate! eran"’g Whiskey’ Sour, 103,000 bushels 4,000 3 rh ai it falee were 30000. new areas a 9003 nge. the fates re du aon joaing with mene gg SD bay ore a s Torrey aid abd awl & 73sec. tor W 0 snail jobbi w Whackages at agen at prices wi Pita ine oa $10 50a 3h 0 ree Beet hame sold in » sali wa: for s01 There cy Megs boxes shoulders Tong tnd abort ¢ clears sie 8 earl bited sable change. ere enlace ee P ced at Tigo. a BGC. Mossi Hine’ adeztnzs was quict and the market bar steady. OL GD tinea eats ct tice. and 30 da Lesa enearine “ALLOW Was in moderate request ai footing qutherb < and $24 a mod yaluce were Dot veasentially mbaeras at 6c. Bacon was firmer, 8 716c.- and 280 box: osed “somew h ite Par de Medey up about | BL Dh Py fare, Rta lerces, April, LN 700 Herces jay, at Buttes oat tmp aa a prices, were is nied re. fod re. wea fis market fo a ha # quiet but steady. 267 constituted th 1b ‘Waren i? 's and Kee day has been 6 ell, bess Bi rices ex- ina job ing way Tige, & Tee and steady, Sales of prime ertet town Bat tide a TKc., and aca Coston quiet and ales Exports coastwlse, Bavannan, March lic. 956. Bxperts—To the Contimen' se Sales, 800, Stock, 59,999. sda sales eee a spenenged: shorts, $23; Cotton, nom! middling, a Exports to Ureat Britain, to France, 2,100; peng 46,000 Ibe fair to B0 leroen prune ety ald tobe bia ket Gall but meady. DOMESTIO MARKETS, coanglstTETON, March 2, 1874. ic. Ne’ 3208 Bales, light demai nary, middling 16 ae net mectpun i 1, is Ene sig BeBeria to age Bales, a0” Stock, a omen singh Cotton dull and easier; madiing tons by dina, ri Sea es: 5 One ietading, ening, 4,700. eat a t receiy ie jreat Britain, 17, 2.7004 Li March 2, 1874. pas Net receipts, We. Net recel) 667 ; to the "Sales, 302. ales, 800, Stock, 2 Sorc auUnent, Stock, \ELEBTON, March 3, 1874. Net receipts, 1, Osweco, March 3, L at ast 7) tor No. : spring, gts tor amber winter, $9'25 for white winter, double extra. 300 bis. Wheat aiet white Cotton quiet; middling, beet low, middling, 1436. ; bales gross 1874 Canad 24; mid- Railroad treights—Flour to Phila- 60c., to New York 50c. to Albany dic. Hore -—Wheat, 101,188 busitels; 0.5 bar barle; 7 do. ; ote, 29,004 peas, 2,460 do. Rail exports: min ihoat corn, 22,300 do. ; oats, 20,700 di Flour quiet? 50089, Wheat dull; Milwaukee No. 1 1 50; do. pt oo s a "eaten 00 buat old at 7c. 10 No. 3 Western held at 52c. s, gales ot Western and Canada in’ snail lots 2 ‘2 5 Bg 288 08 BS r=} fie 2 4 2 Burrato, March oo hg a 700, piss wheat, 23, ow 38,2 rit 0. ; barley, 9, Weatern spring, 4: Chicago No, 3 white winter, $1 70 eye nominal at $1 05, Bar te wa >. 6 ed. barley, 2 au 136 pas do. 5 Meurer ey 0. 8% wie, gee Pater store aud ley malt Pro- t cuts, $16 50; reakrast bacon, per doz, Totepo, March 2, 1874, 0 grade, 580. Cutcaco, March Flour firm and In fairdemana. Wheat lec. a2c. higher; sales of amber Michigan, cash and March, a $1 47; April, aL . Zamber Michigan, March, $1 4 ‘April, 8149 Of high’ mized” Apa At Oats dull rc. Glover seous sold ae$9 28, Dressed b Sold ‘at $0 30, Receipts—10,000 bushels wheat, 80,00) do, Corn and 4.000 do, oa. Shipments—s00) bushels’ wheat | 2, 1876, Flour quiet and unchanged, shippers Bot bayii Wheat active and higher a1 $1 1k tar No 1 epriug: $1,185 for No. 2do, spot 61 BN, Api: for No. 1 Ff ring ; 1 26, Mi 3 Ro, | 5; rejected nol orn soaye and ‘89c. 18,000 di bbis. Hour, 76,000 bushels wheat, 1 ‘oats, 2,000 do. rye and 10,000 do. bariey. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Livenroon Provuce Manxzr.—Livesroot, March 2— Evening.—Common rosin, 78. a 7s. 3d. per cwt. seed, 458. a 50s, per cwt. tor r pn cOnDow, Propuce Manker.—Loupox, March ¢ Even | @ ing. spirits turpentine opened at S4e and c 6d. percwt Linseed oil £29 Use a £29 6s, per tun, + ee tor No. mixed cash or No. 2 mixed, Si in "fair ‘dom » April, Rye c. tor No. ry fresh. ‘Barie coe spring. nominal; No. 3 85, cash and March O, barley. Stipe rican FINANCIAL, HAY $90 FOR FIFTY SHAR! SILAS 0, BAY, MEMBER N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE. ® Shc, naud ‘and | Orm and oA nh id lever Oe; ds a3 50, $8 70, May. meats steady; shoulagrs held at Eines ; short 1b middies told a8 Tec. 3 Tiqc. loose, cash. Bacon steady at gio. Hecoipts bis, Mest. 48,00) do, corn, 54000 do. oats, Mts—13,U0) | lo. Corn, 28,000 do. | Clover. WILLIAM 8. WARNER. MEMBER N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE. & WARNER, ene AND BROKERS, No. 75 Broadway and No. ‘5 New: street. A HYAbENTING TUMBRIDGE & + AND BROKERS, 89 WALL ST., NEW ¥ & CO. OR | RA AKERS AND CALLS NEGOTIATED At LOWEST RATES AND HELD AS CASH MARGIN FOR PURCHASING THE STOCK. ES OF ANY STOCK, 33 PAGE BOOK, FULLY BXPLAINING METHOD, NCIAL, CIN DIME Bavivas BANK, Canal stree| Laig! Bix per cent lnierest pad settee | Assets over ten million Sollaen | _ Surplus, seven hundred and fy thousand dollars, | ANTED—TO. NEGOTIATE, $500,000 OF JERSE Wbliy and Albany Rallroud’ Company's mere age Bonds to complete 4, equip to Haver- w, on the Hudson Bivel 40 tiles "ions Jersey Ae | tron and fastenings for i ‘miles of road take payment. and matader in instalment re EK AL BURIIS, President, % Liberty street $4,000 RANTED TON, SECOND MORTGAGE. S 55006 te iad ch oon 4veh a hibderal wae. wilh bi WILLIAM SOukier, et Liberty St r 0. TO ee ce penn TO PU Re GAKRETTSON: Mice 7B Cedar street $30.000 Sree ‘Property, sums to suit; vers pisces aids Coa HAYDEN, 47 William street. $40, O00 72,104N ON MORTGAGE NEW YORK $0 om Pease city property; also $20,000 ge ume be Load 3 ter re ooklyn ynprove -d Property bey ony | $50,000, me Pree wee areas only Reed t apply. ela AM MILL. Mor-at- Law, eet, room 6, ery cae rm ae IN $62,500 this city, in sums of | (000 ana upwards, $110.000 CONREY, 16d Broadway, room 9. LOAN—ON BOND 1 ae MORT fies), in, suns of wards; at, second and feushola M stair die t ie Mt An tSGs, ri atroet. $225,001 000 & ‘ARIOUS SUMS, ON New Ms ik erty. cond Mortgages cased: © ma RD. HANS tM Broaaway, r room PF, basement — | $4.00.000 years; no bonus trod se Cu Witt LLIB, 4s rear, Company, 168 Broadway. eas see eitens tee A Deena int COPARTN ERSHIPS, pars, Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE COPARTNERSHIP retofore existing between the gaters ned wag this fie day ¥ dissolved by meveas 2 consent. in Bauer eat ai one aecas all inbulides a said firm tnd continue business own account. | ited New York, ‘arch 2 2, 1874. SE ORGE SHEPYARD. JOHN BACER. 26 } EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK, MARCH ry We the sopertnarship, herstotare, Haine be | at (i A, anita teat iiepote ae mutual conseni Henry Meigs, Jr, will aga in ligt “eee LEVEY, NBY MSIGS, Jt. 0 Rrosanan Pace. Comes Boab oo (Bntrance on gn Exshangs Ly Referring to the above. I Be to mive notice established myself with Mr. J. C. O’Brien at bbs 30 bx change place, under the firm name of O. Levey & Co. 4 any the prin Snead Dy custo cy ngaey whe Re pleased t ustomers. 5 | Suily,”* mpiaieae tial Lav! “INTEREST FOR ~~ SALE—LARGE EB OR yr the right man; long emaplished; Babs an; down town; Post office. AY “OFFICE BUSINESS OF A DESIRABLE AND Puipheneoe natuse can be purchased tor $8,000 to | $10,000; part real estate. 1G: Broad’ CARLETON & INS ean with LASS MANUFACTURING JEWELLE: experience and capital secure an interes! | tn factory. Soe cash business by addressing CASTO:! | box 3,690 Pos RISING PARTNER WANTED—WITH | sh; business reputation established ; free | ot Niege manufacturing monopoly. Those wanting a safe, paying business apply to J. J. GRAHAM, of Cordands street, first floor. MEMBER OF THK NEW YORK STOCK BX- change for the last twelve vears would accept artner to attend to the office business; he mast furnish Fem $20,000 to $30,000 capital. Address LA re oft “PARTY WANTEO—WITH CAPITAL, TO MANU- facture and introduce my Folding Car Seat (patent | applied for). By the use of this seat trom 18 to 24 more seats may given toevery street car; is a bi thine; gniy chose havins expitat aud meaning business need ad- dress X,, box 28 Herald om T ASACRIFICE—COMPLETE WORKSHOP wins steam power); Dies, Presses, Taghes, Shears, de» for making furniture locks; secured by latel; ae | patent; system unsarpassed in sunplicity; appl able 10 | all locks. Address H. B, Dox 1 Herald o1 ce. PARTNER WANTED-IN A WELL &STAB- lished business; the eferences given; this is an unusual inducement for an enersetic business man. Address PARTNER, box 210 Herald office. ie | A* EXPERIENCED MANAGER WISUES A PARTY | | to turnish $2,000 for a novel theatrical enterprise, uncer his direction, from which a handsome suin can be le references. Call on, between 11 and 4, realized : reli or gddress ACTOR, 38 Latayette place. 00, AS PART- A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH ner to take charge of saleroom of a first class sew- ing machine; well esiab PMreference given and required, Address 8! MINE, Herald 1 office. | A PARTY WITH $2,500 CAPITAL CAN PURCHASE | a frm class Beam Laundry, now doing good business "Address OK A, Herald Uptown Branch office. CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—WITH AN tra store and 18 rooms attached; rent of whoie, Inquire at 98 Lewis street, MAN WANTED—WITH $1,000, IN AN ESTAB- Hahed commission business: also one with $1,500, nan established house. 3 & CO., Business Brokers, No. 5 Dey street. Ag PROFITABLE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS IN Brooklyn will he sold in whole or in part: $6,000to $10,000 real estate taken in part payment. Call on or ad- Gress 0. N. PAYNE, 28 Pearl sireet, LONG ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE AND Loan ‘Business, for sale at a bargain op account of Broadway, up sta (\LERK OR PARTNER WANTED—TO RON & 1 estate office in Florence, invest $1,090 in advertising and who food : res scholar ; none others need apply. Addre: U, Land Agent and Attorney-at-Law, Ma- rion ‘Centre, Kahaas. | | | | ficknes: only a little money requirea dow { D stairs. | TO fe phd artner, in a good Apply to SER O 05) Greenwich street, New Yor! i ct SALE—LIGHT | “MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, or would take a partner with $2,000 capital Address » box 123 Herald oftice. ly Pau $200 TO $50 WILL BUY AN INTEREST IN A first class and profitable Advertising Mediam; must be a good canvasser or printer. Printer, 17 Ann street. with T_REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND | Endowment Insurance Policies, Mort ages and other | jecurities, ee ofall kings eflecte me dest com- panies. ABRICH & CO.. 117 Broadway. & RAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD A. Way. Ware vind AND SELL PRIVILEGES; are DOUBLB “PRIVILEGES ON “MEMBERS OFT. BOE ANGE. OR RESPONSIBLE PARTIES; sTO So i ae | Ata AGAINST APPROVED OON- ‘RACTS + Ay TATIONS ea peee EXPLANA. TORY CIR Date WiTH REFERE Koes MAILED TO ANY ADD! LAPSLE BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY. COPY OF THE *‘WALL STREET REPORTER,” | explaining how panes can be made In stock spe: Jation, will be mailed free by 4. W. HAMILTON & CO. 48 Broad'strect, New York. ONEY Mortgages ioashee. TO LOAN UPON =MON BOND AND MORT. + gage on sit class city Real Estate; aiso large A Mice, KE STEVENSON, Jr., 1 Pine » street. Bhi LADY WOULD LIKE Fhe BORROW $200 FROM A | gentleman; security given. AddressMAUD, Herald | 000, first mot LaDY DESIRES TO OBTAIN FROM $10,600 TO aptown house. cosang double that atnount Priseipals | & only Deed address GUCMER, station Gnome PeinelD BONS, 65 Cedar stre gums. Se Gniy pe rings TROST FUND 7 To p Rd BOND AND MORT- 000 to $25,000; also several ere apply to WM. H. Hare: rE CITY 7 PER CENT PUBLIC PARK BONDS Interest payables pte re fo Gallatin an National Bank. scr nai el eras, aa MORAN, 40 Wall street enka ac. away. OA ORGANIZED AND ADDITIONAL car. ital secured for merchants, manufacturers, miners, at ety aheaeanee PEDAL vRora INGHAM & OO., 112 Br EM No. 36 Pi eH FUNDS IN VARIOUS BUMB TO ad oN bond and mores je on improved city pro} j one $30,000, 08, 4 & ROBE ne atrcot_ the offices of it is !mportan' will remain rex March next, and tures to the sereem eabtantion to sign tl fa 3 Lancaster, Brown & & oo. 0.5 Ni galyed the assent ot holders re of a tajort it to all the ‘The committee al9o give notice that b, agreement the cee of uniting wit! i I} bond: [Tax op posren s Lo th $7500 to $80,000. improve we 0 genio or sitorneye sat t a EUGENE KELLY, Luotus SUOKERMAN, big ore OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the Avanta and Richmond Air-Line Railwa; pany, are notified that ch at maporing of the b the bonsholcers is HAN signa 0. an of @ agreement ‘ian leelin & lew York, prov already ity of the onda, intendirg to join th Messrs. res dreement ‘without delay. TM Busts FISHER, BLY, cn YTRVIN, ‘e ' MER, the terms of the the combination x roe! pe the 26th day of | WY further signa. Committee, FIST GLASS Grand Union “iar BANK.—ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF Renae sale at eighty-five (8). Address T. carve aa ge NITED ‘STATES secures Yorx, March 2, 1874, yer cent of pid mt wt be, opened at I wri ed at is oe MILANO UAE Asaistans Naw the month of March, 1874,1 shail, by order, re- for gold, ft 4 folie > Thursday, Wetep 5. ar! lareh ‘$1,000,000 1,090003 500, et be de- ‘clock, PauTERs AND STOCK DEALERS, WITH $600 TO $10,000, can learn where they can double the same in three years in the West. I have travelled for one year yea: in Towa, [ilinois, Wisconsin, Missouri and Kansas, and will send a complete list of the ba points for invest on receipt of 2 cents to pa; mses of writing an | stamp. Address Ww. BARNES bor 161 Herald office. | FiArixe, AN ESTA ISHED AND VERY PROFIT. able business, capable of indefinite extension, will sell Half Interest !or .0, to a suitable person, who will be required to take charge in tois city; an examination will prove this to be a certain chance to make a com- petency im three years. Address MASONIC, Herald office, WANT A LADY OR GENTLEMAN AS PARTNER at once, with a few hundred dollars, to join me in a first class permanent office business; thousands of doll init yearly; this is no smail matter or humbug; re erences and proofs exhibited at Pare reference required. Address MONEY, b Herald office. ARTNER WANTED— A¢ GENTEEL, ESTAB- lished business, with $500; as it requires the atten- tion of two interested; ak can Genre a good income, Appiy to THOS, GAFFN ‘0. 6 Centre street. Stevi CAPITAL WANTED—COVERING EXPENSES ot [saad of a most remarkable coe drug; wide, profitable field. Address, for one week, mAsiarre, Herald office. XT. MARK’S HOTEL—160 ROOMS. BW BRIGHTO: Staten Island. is, owing to the death of the proprie- tor, to lease; Fut i ire jor sale; is one ee oy ‘Most popu- lur'and successtul hotels In the United s ‘COLLINS, iy Bine street, Wow Lapr WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH entieman (or widow lady prelerrey) of of principle in business; is willing to putin capital $500 sun. Goubted references given and expected; give your iull fame and residence, or no notice taken. Address, for three days, PRINGIPAL, box 183 Herald Uptown Branch ANTED—PARTIES LOOKING AFTER A GOOD Manufacturing business of light machinery, to call at 95 Liverty street, root 28 and examine ap of Great merit, will pay 200 per cent and sell read 30 CASH WILL PURCHASE ONE-HALF IN. ? terest in be Ho safe manufacturing business, secured b: 4 States patent, that will pay | 50 per cent mi Epicly, increasing facilities, Call and investigute at No. 735 Broadway, room 5. VEST_WITH SERVICES, IN SOME $500 ine ivi eroftable business. Address J. .- box | 190 Heral Aid | ottive, f for ive days. WANTED, PARTNER TO MANUFACTURE 500. ‘a stapie article. apy te to JOHN J, RRILLY, asa street, New Attorney, FOR EATING AND BAKROOM, FIRST z floor; rent $30; will exchange or Real B: $5 ee Property. Apply at Oyster Bay, No et Broa ew 1,000, eer an ce rEaETE . advertiser in the prod ‘ston “aud general mene quire ats. luce, prov pe references exc! Reade street, room 1. i 000” Metive, totake au interest no trsvcloas ° jotel tt gs gee i Tow i in on ration ‘ean show good Heed apply to Av, Herdia oftten ve £04 Fererences Y TO $25,000—PARTNER Ti To F ay Bx $10,000. i denon oa Whe; oueer Unable to attend. Address 0 WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN eatel THIS amount to join ah voare $15,00' Ay Logg Address B first tase Wood, No. $30.000.-f some ‘one omith de made, —THE ADVE: eaperience. am) An, pies sha rT