The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1874, Page 8

8 FINANGHAL AND COMMERCIAL Another Day of Disappointment in Mone- tary and Trade Circles. The Pressing Need of Con- gressional Action. —_—-——— THE WALL STREET MARKETS. Gold Lower, Stocks Off, Governments Strong, Money Easy and For- eign Exchange Steady. FOREIGN ADVIC | WALL STREET, } Tvespay, March 17- 4 P, M. Tue jess encouraging indications to-day of prompt action by Congress upon the financial question, concerning which so much expectation was felt as to the likely results of the recent recess, disappointed the street. Something of this fresh postponement of any decisive consequence of the debate is perhaps due to the peculiar attitude of Mr. Dawes, who has taken a leading part in the | discussion, in reference to the vacancy in the Sen- | ate createa by the death of Mr. Sumner, A fellow feeling is said to make us wondrous Kind, and ONE LOOKS IN VAIN for anything much higher bap that feeling i the | 97, a’y74/ Congressman of to-day. There is enough, | hown in the Orédit Mobilier scandal, of | that questionable quality of honor which is lauded as the peculiar property of a very doubtiul class of our fellow citizens, who have somewhat confused ideas on the Subject Of aii other desemptions of property. Itis not surprising, then, to find politi- claus developing @ similar virtue, and this m perhaps, Jurnisu an explanation of Uus new exhi- bition of Co sional indiference to the pressing business needs of the nation. It may not, pernaps, be prudent that @ decision should be reached on this financial question, so that Mr. Dawes should stand before the people of Massachusetts under the weight of a@ responsibility that bas not their sympathies, perhaps, or HISITING A LACK OF INFLUENCE in contributing to the result vastly in céntrast With the weight which the dead or used to earry with him on behalf of Massachusetts into every au ion, Itis a critical moment in Mr. Dawes! career, and bis colleagues and associates are doubtless willing to help to lessen the dangers Ofrejection by avoiding the creation of new is- snes upon Which to found controversy. But must the public weal wait upon private ambition? This is trifing with one of the gravest subjects that | ever came before any Congress of the United States, and they who trifle with it only show their utter incapacity to deal with it broadly and com- prehensively, In that, if they had that under- standing necessary, they would know the danger | of such trifling too well to continue it, THE SPRING IS BAPIDLY SLIPPING AWAY, and as yet we have had nothing that couid fairly represent what we have heretoiore known as the spring trade. Business has moved haltingly in every department, and dealings, instead of being stimulated by profit, have been regarded as ex- ceptionaily good where they have suiticed to pay current expenses, ‘This must react with serious results sooner or later i! the remedy be not ap- plied so promptly as to carry us at once intoa Sharp, active revival of trade in all directions. Trade in this country is too intimately connected with its capital not to seriously impair the latter | it any derangement ot wad Dave not, as older colintries have, & great surplus “of unemployed capital upon which to dfaw for the sustenance of our flagging industries in periods of great dalness or monetary disturbance. . s . | Un LIKE LABOR, AMERICAN CAPITAL MUST SEEK EM- | Auner =k PLOYMENT to maintain itself, and 1s, therefore, never idle ex- | cept under conditions like those which we have seen from time to time affect labor; the action of abnormal in@duences trterrupting the harmonious working of the natural laws of supply and demand or arbitrary interference with the exchanges. At the present time it is the latter circumstance which has Irightened capital out of the regular channels of employment, because such employment was ren- dered uncertain and incapable of intelligent fore- cast by the power which one man assumed to exer- cise, of varying the standard of value in his alter, onunues long. We | NEW YORK HERALD; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, pccnaed SHEET. The total exports for the week ending to-day amount to $4,751,438, WORBIGN ADVICES were received as follows, showing a less firm mar- set for American securities towards the close, with Erie decidedly weak:—London, March 17— 11:45 A, M.—Consols for money, 9254 a 92%.; 40. for account, 92%; fve-twenty bonds, 1865's, old, { 10054 a 10934; do., 18678, 109% a 10939; ten-forty bonds, 1033, a 103%; new fives, 104%; Erie Rail- | | way, 40% @ 40%; New York Central, 96% a 96%. Market strong for American securities. 1 P. M.— Consols, 9234 a 92%{; do., account, 924 a 92 5-1 | 1865 bonds, 10944; 1867 do., 10994 a 10955; ten-forty bonds, 1035; a 10374 ; new fives, 104%; Erie Railway, 40%; New York Central, 96% a 96%. Market steady. Later—Erie easier; 40a 40‘. Rentes at Paris easier, 59f.25c, 5 P. M.—Copsols easier; money, 92 a 92's; account, 924 a 924. Erie weak and declined to 39%. 5:30 P, M,—Consols for money, 92 a 924s; do. account, 92% a 92%. Five- twenty bonds of 1865, old, 109% a 109%; do. do. 1867, 1006 a 10934; ten-forty bonds, 103% a 103%; ¥! new fives, 104% a 104%. Erie Railway shares, 3935 | {78 a 39%. Consols and American securities easier, GOVERNMENTS in this market were strong, without any special uctivity, closing a8 follows:—United States cur- rency sixes, 116% @ 116%; do. do, 1881, regis- tered, 119% a 119%; do. do, dv., coupon, 120 a 120%; do. five-twenties, 1962, registered, 117 a 1174; do. do, do, coupon, 117% & 117%; do. do., 1864, registered, 119 a 119%; do, do, do., coupon, 119% @ 119%; do. do, 1865, regis- | tered, 119 a 11934; do. do. do., coupon, 120% a 12034; 0. do. do, new, registered, 11834 @ 119; | do. do, do., new, coupon, 118% @ 119; do. do., 1867, registered, 11941193; do. do. do., coupon, 11956 & 119% ; do. do., 1868, registered, 11934 a 119% 5 do, do, do., coupon, 119 8 119%); do. ten-forties, | registered, 4 @ 1144; do. do. coupon, 114 a | 1144; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1144 a 114%; do, do. do., coupon, 11434 a 114%; Central Pacific goid bonds, 94% & 95; Western Pacific gold bonds, 2h RAILWAY MORTGAGES Were quiet at the following bid prices:— bid. New York Ce New York Cen 68 °S7.. 99. N w York Con O's re pod y York Ce it Han £ St Jo land ck ew ok d Del, tack € W Tseon wise To. '& Wab Ist m ex... 95 Gt Western Ist m, °38.. 9814 Great West 2d m, "M8... 8334 Til South lowe’ lst im 83% Galena & Ohi ex.......102 va Galena & Chi 2dm.: Cha, Rock Island Baciouy Morris & Essex Ist m..1v64; Morris d bssex 2d mn... 994 Nj Cen stm, new. 108 NJ Cen2d m Mich Cen Ist, $8,” NJ Central, convert: 101% Cin, Bur & Q s'p cy Ist No Pitey ew ie Shi taena. 108 i Pop mlg Pitts, ELW & Chi 2d m.109 U5 Pitts, Fo W & Chi 3d m. 94 ase ase 2102% Clev'& Pitts id mi... & A old bds. Cleva Pitts 4th un...1)! 89g Chi & alton sink fund 109 yO Ohi & Alton Ist m......108 ¢ Ohio & Miss con sf..... 93 Ohio & M . Dub « St Louis & 1 93 St Louls 1 M 2d stern Pacific bonds, Mg st P 5's, Ist Union Pac Ist m bds... 34% M & StP ist, 7 Union Pacifie 10's inc. 793% Mila St P ist, 1 ei Ul Cen 7 per cent, '75..108 Mil & St P istm, € @ M S04 Bel & o ill Ist m, 8'.. 94 Chi & Mil Ist m: Alton & TH Ist m’.... 100 Joiiet & Chi lst m. Alton € 1H 2dm, pret 89 Col, Chi & Ind ist in Chi aN Ws <2 Col, Chi & Ind 2d m.-.? 66% Chi EN W interes Tol, Peoria & War, 2 D s0 Tol, Peoria & War, 2d m & NY&NH Gs 101 Bos, H & £ Ist im Cedar F & Minn 1st ia Chi & Chi & N W cou g big... 865% ©, 0, © & T ist m 7's, 3 1.10335 Aud as follows for STATE SECURITIES. Bia, Missouri 6s, H & Sty is 911; Missouri 6's, Asy or Uni W Connecticut 6’ AL Rhode Isiand 65 Ark 8 Sy prada. Tennessee 6's, old. ‘Tennessee b's, eX ¢ ‘Teunessee nigian 68, 1585, New York bi, reg..." 1064 8s, pana at, 2966, South ‘Carolina 0's..... South Carolina 6's, 40 Fund act, 1366. Rew York > i, eoupoa. 16a York 6's'¢ 4, (574-110 York 6's, ¢ 1, 1875.10 rk 65) ¢ 1 1si7.119 3.41) 103 «6's, cL 187 Neyo, 4 New York os, ©, lst As follows fur = CITY BANK SHARES. New York. Bank of the Repunnic Manhattan Bank of Nth America. oI” Merchants? Irving 124 Mechanics’. Mark Hassan Shor Corn Exchange St Nicholas. Fulton. Mechanics & ir, Merchants’ Exc Leather Seventh Commerce: M Bankers & Broker: German-American THE TREASURY BALANCES at the close of business to-day were as follows: — Currency. Coin. Less coin certificates Outstanding legal tenders anchanged.. 8827000" 000 nate and indeterminate contraction and expansion | caLFS AT THE NEW ‘YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, of the volume of legal tender circulation. And | Congress, seemingly utterly misunderstandsng THE GRAVITY OF THE SUBJECT, indulges in a display of rhetoric upon matters that will afford to wait a full discussion, ti but this re- lief were at once given to the country. As a consequence of the Congressional inaction the markets to-day were dull, and throughout all the departments trade languished. Wall street re- fected this condition readily in the feeling above expressed of increasing uneasiness a3 to What the future consequences of this fatal delay may be. It is now costing the coantry millions of doliars daily in the entorced stagnation of all enterprise looking to a monetary return, Action of some kind is what is needed, and every day !t is post- | poued increases the peril menacing our commer- cial greatness. In THE STOCK MARKET the dealings were less than the daily average of jast week, being principally confined to Western Union, Pacific Mail, Lake Shore, New York Central aud Hudson River, Union Pacific, Erie, Pacific Mail, Northwest and Wabash, the dealings in | i which are fully reflected in the sales report printed | below. The market left of weaker. The following i) were the highest and lowest prices of stocks during | oe NY ‘ ha WRK Bu do is ou | 3 dud Er Onto % « UO ao. 20 Bu aun £808 scrip Tuesday, Maren 1 17—10 A. 90) shs West Un Tel.. m 0. s0000+-+ DB, 90. bs BL ic wo 6 1004, S00, © 10044 “4 2 4343 ~ 48% é 4. 17% wee BB 3 2 * S% c $136 814, Fr) bs - is se py an ao. % 40 Harlem RR. BW Ld & MS KI 1X0 do... re Cn & Py 14 Lol & WR! 100 di the aay — Highest. Lowest. | {100 N. Y. C. and Hudson batewsisnesini ae 1013 | is Lake Shore. 78% | OW Rock Island Wits <eseginebaten 10676 4 Wastes caer cit is Bek 0. Wester Union Tei T1h4 | 7 Northwestern.. Northwestern brefe Tred. Milwaukee and St. Paul. Be | Panama 15 Pacific Mi 4336 brie.. Ohio and on Pacific O, and I, C, Cuantic and es — de Quicasilver.. Beieaess- GOLD KaxGeD gn extreme quotations from 111% to 112, closing at i112, The carrying rate ranged irom 2); to 4 per vent; borrowing flat. The customs receipts were $402,000, The Sub-Treasury paic out in redemp- tion of called five-twenty bonds $60,000, and on account of interest $62,000. ¥OREION EXCHANGE WAS DULL, out firm, at nominal rates for prime sterling, 485 ana 4.8834; selling 4.8434 and 4.38, Conti nental qniet and steady; Reichmarks, 95% a 95% and 9654; cables, 967%; prime Paris, 5.19% and | 5.14%. Tue following is a fall table of the cur- reut market rates :— Sixty Days. Three Days, | Prime bankers’ ste:- ling billson London, 4.8444 94.55 4.88 a 4,883¢ Good bankers’ do... 4.844 a 4.8459 4ST )¢ @ 4,98 seriiog +4815 84.524 — Bm 15% 86.20 5.14% a 5.15 9% a 5.15 85.15% 5.10% w 6. 515 & 5.159% “rdaw. wea 41 a 4iy Hamburg. 96% & 9654 & 96% Frankiort... “ya a1 aya slg bre * 95% & 96% Sige 96% Prussi ers. 11% & Ws, yee 72% MONEY continues pressing for use on call at 3 todper cent, the aiticuity being to ind employment in te present period of dulness, Prime mercantile paper sells at 6 to 7 per cent, and the supply is small. Time loans are quoted at 4a 6 per cent for thirty days aud 5 4 6 per gent for sixty days to six mouine weeserguse $1090 US 5-20, c, *67. 2000 US 5-0, c, "6, OM Un bau, F'n. HB Sou) Ur bh 6, 68. 2000 do be 1S 20000 US 520, r, 768 30N Us 5-006, 06, 1600 do... Bd 300 US 6? uw Us Board—10:30 A. M. $1000 Tenn 6's, new. ‘20uy Missour, 1 00 Buf & Erie, new 3000L shore coae.... 4 3. Un Fae Rit ist a ¢ 10s, inc aay Un Pac logo Chi & N 0 gun © @NWee gd bids iu C & NW int bd 200 Tol & Wab Ist a Suc, pores d Del, Law | s43'shs Fourth Nat bik B Gold Ex —: 54 Quick ia C ; ick Min Co 100 Mar Ld Mie a8 | ar , sO Un atin Co or Gd De hs a ractel....be I 40 ariem Ri. lou Mich Cen Rit. 200 Panama KR.,...b c BW Chi a NW RE. b cc 300 de. PS a = of 2m) cht ERW HH DELS 7 ON J Cen ai) Mild St seri be ” = SSS Es as. a] ‘S a. 1009) 100 Erie RR wn do ° do... 6” Erie KR pf. $0 mer, Dus Vel. WO eres ‘2100 Pac M 83 Co,..be 40 do. Tho Del at Fosa d4ovu 1 & W Ist Zo PB, PtW & © ist... 10533 400 3000 P| Ft W & © 2d.b3 101° 200 d shs ‘Del & HW Canal. 6% 200 1 West Un tel. Tim 20 "0 800 200 400 > 200 20) Amer 1 100 20) Quick Min 200 | 10 Quick Min ¢ wo | Alby EXPEESS: SUN U Brie Kk.. ng 10 aariem RR. $2000 Chic & Mil Ist m. 100 shs Quick Mtin Co. 2355 | 0 RRR. | ino Un Pac RR... U8 i GihceAMVer bi 38 a 37, Gh EN W pret ‘2 1115, a 115% Chicago & RI.. a Mila et PauL Ma&rtPaul ‘Toledo & Wab Tully 10c. per bbl. $3,600,000 mained about the same. . 43! Ho a ate i + 65 » 55 | burl, at near-by trade, and previous | We quote | sey Taney. selected, selected, Michigan, ‘Tue | Stis'and radians half firkin tubs, choice 30e. a 40: and Indiana half ‘rkin tuts, choice, she; n te 8 400. 6 3 good to choice, and be, ; fair to choice Western tactory, 13c. & 193¢.; ‘skims, tail made, 12c. a 1ic.i poor skims, Xe. Ii mand from the terially changed, | $20); heavy: hha.’ do. | extra heavy bbl. do. do., $60; extes do. $75; molasse $2 4; rum do. 0, fg oH w; sagRF 40. 29, do., hoops, long 0. 0shs N xe HRRR ae 12, 14 Rnd 1c ousices, Sige. stor a fhe | steamer Tentero, . | an their clreular’\ ot this date, report the’ stock of Kio im the United states fe follows: nee on: 2,000 bi Baltimore, 10,190; N Yo Zhe. 5 », 250. a 26) Mexican, 25¢. 0 Be. ; Savani Ye. 6 hac... old. ver ib.. ® and 9) avs. WUTol &AWabRK.be 47% wy ad ee¥eceeeeges: rar 20 100 Chi & RY RE ‘a lv Tol & Wab KK 20 do. S 5-20, c, 07... 119% ~W. 5, '63.... Ldde 0-40, ¢. mir st 200 Morris & Es 2d m, SE fo S! hiv 83 4bby SUP Rlvbe.a3 4 ig QOMIEStPRRDLOC 63 500 Tol, W W RRO 4 L& W RR 100 Chi & Alt RR. 2130 to 3 P.M. Wooo shs Un Pac RR. ie yee eee IG ae 3a ss § i % % oe 3 3 st % 7! 4) K rans CLOSING PRIOES—3 0 O'CLOCK P. M West Un Tel.... 76 a 7% os Ley Pacific bad a By Quicksilve 3b a 32 NW... a Uy a uy, | ea + C&I Cw. Bu § a She COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Firmer=—Flour Dull and Heavy— Wheat, Corn and Oats Easier—Grocerics | Steady—Petroleam Inactive — Spirits | Turpentine Firmer—Rosin Steady Freights Quict—East India Goods Inac- tive=Metals Quict—Wool Qaict=Whi ey Unchanged, alia; mand TUESDAY, March 17—6 P, M. 5 ‘Toon has been little or no activity inany depart. | ment to-day, and as a general thing prices ruled easier at the Produce Exchange. and for some brands prices suffered a decline of | § Wheat was quiet ata decline of | & lc. a 2c, per busheJl. Corn was only in light re- quest, and was also lower, closing heavy. Oats | were dull and easier. Provisions were not sought alter to any extent, and while pork re- | sight mained steady, lard was @ shade easier. | | Groceries were generally quiet, but values | were not materially changed. Cotton was | in better demand, both for lots on the spot and for forward delivery, and prices were a | shade better, Petroleum was dull, but values re- Spirits of turpentine was | only in moderate request in consequence of the advanced views of holders. Rosin remained steady. Freights were quiet aud unchanged. East India goods — | were neglected, and values were to a great extent nomi- | nal. Metals were dull. Wool was quiet, and not notably | changed in value, yet in order to Lave placed lines of | any magnitude lower prices wowd have had to been accepied. Whiskey was in demand at unchanged figures Asuxs.—Receipts for the past three days, % packages. | The demand for pots was moderate ina jobbing way, and prices were steady. Pots quoted at 6%c. and pearls nom- inally at 9c. Bempine Matertats.—Brick—There has been no change in prices since our Jast report and the demand | has been unimportant. We appena our former figures, | as follows :—Pale, $3 75a $4 25 afloat and $575 a $6 25 delivered adoat and $9 25 a $10 75 delivered: Croton, $14 a $15 f up-river Haverstraw Bay, $725 a $375 and $17 a $15 delivered, tor brown. tho: 5 and Bis_a $19 for dark; $16.0 $17 and $19 a $20 for A Fhuade(phias atloat and de livered ; $28 60 a $30 50 for Philade}phias afloat and $33 50 a $37 30 delivered; Balti- | moreg, $50 a $55 afloat’ Lime—Trade was confined to nall jobbing lots for lummediate use. Prices were quoted steady at $! ior state, $1 50 for finishin, , $1 10 tor Kock- Jand common and $1 75 tor do. lump. Cement was quiet, but steady, small sales $1 5 per ‘bbl. for Rosendale, 4 a $4 75 tor Roman and $5 2 tor Portland Paths met with a moderato inquiry’ and were quoted steady at from $1 %5a $2 tor kastern. Other materials Ce sen pone & above were quiet and not essentially chang hoom Cons.—Business continues only moderate, but | former, prices, were sustained. We quote ;— New green @ llc ;.new green brush and stalk braid, at 7c. a lve. ; new red and red tipped, | here has been a {air demand for the home and Il sustained, were ow York § State, Pennsylvania and New Jer- Burre: onto edt Sap fresh made roll, 4c. BriSA Wisconsin and Michigan, tal | halt firkins, do., 38¢. me ‘HEEsE.—T he market continued firm under a good a mand for local requirements and a fair mquiry for ox- port We quote:—state factory, iat to fancy, 16%, a 10. Kod to choice, 6c. @ 1649c.; common to fair | c.; Herkimer dairy. 'I5!sc. a 16¢0. tor comuon to fair State dairy, 1c. a COOPERAGE ST: ues were not ma- sire, ¢ te staves, a heavy | ii iat do | 0, y Pia light do. d hovks, i neludiny iodint, ey Ee ere’ lh has been. m0 chs th as regards rices, “aud trade La one slow. We quote :—Sperm, ; patent do., 38. & raffine, 28. ; adamanune, Correr.—The market remained inactive. Smali sales of lnke were effected at from Ye. to ke. Corres,—The market continued quiet tor all descrip- have only, to note a sale gt 100 bags of Hlo, ex Messrs. William Scott & Sons, uote :—Rio, ordinal rKOE, sige c.; fair do. Wo. a Beige | rime do. for lots, 2c ¢., gold, credit; Java, government anata, 2B. a Sle: Ceylon, | a 2c, c He, a he: St bint Baise. Suracca, Corton. —There Was @ good moveinent in spot cotton at fall prices, Fhe demand tor export was chiefly trom Greek bu good spinning lots were generaily held above buyers’ Views. ‘The annexed quotations slow an advance of ic. Fez. Jb, for all grades, at which the market closed ste “Futures” were je Hrwer, with @ fairly active mar: ket. We quoter Ordinary rg, The demand trom spinners was fair, but Uplands. Alabama, New Orleans, Doras. 12% 12% Good orc inary. it Strict good ordinary i 15 15316 15510 Low, raiding. 15 15% 74 | Mid! nope 165 163 1688 | i oe Y 7% is Bw quotations are based on cotton in store running in ty hot more than balf a grade above or below the je quoted, The sales were : a in’ ‘the above are’ 108’ bales to arrtve. For fet delivery (basis low middling) the saies have o age Last evening, after three o’clock—March 10) a nowce till Friday; 15 9160, no ADE. OW at jai toa T8me.5 J Kosar tose, feete ae io at At tbe. 38) oi Augast, fo at, Te. aati ied a4, follows oe Have Breen, by steam, I by 3 ‘15 B32. 200 ie tt be Wi Grand tota’ i Re ‘sail’ The geo ig 1170: Charleston, os: k, 1,034; Boston, 9.218 bales, ih This is day ast week, 10,904 un dees Four, cana 143 ble; wh ol thee duels wi bile, 31 15. Nuevo. aa, toon sae Gea 43.88) bushels; corn. Soine krades were The transactions arte all kinds of f the appended quotations floar market was marked down tally foot up about bbls, prices within the’ ran; attracted al attention and the market was 750 bois. including Western whit Western yellow and $450 also now sales of 20) sacks of Jersey ot FESSRECRER SSSSESSSARKESE Extra Minpesote Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. Round hoop Ohio, trade brands Bh Touls, 0 moire ouis, str St Louts, choice double PeREE ESSE EP EEe FE a ee oss: 4 Rye four, fine : superfine, o meee l oan fos. of me ik ne of Mosia ulled, 100 bales of Cape, 160 |. 35 bates of Greek, ® bales of No. # Holis and 3 bales of biaek fleece, all on privace terms. DOMESTIO MARKETS, geteeuakseg sssesehebase: eS ena Peeee setae ay heat—The market opened quiet and easy and e at a decline of from Ie. a 2c, per bushel. sion there was moderate deman agkreuate about 79.08 bushels at sl a7 ae No. 3 4) & $1 52 tor No.2 wert wy Soler white Et hewlected ‘and ‘entirely: scrain Corn—the market was dull. nd easier, Weak at the decline, |The sales foot up about 5,000 Bush | els at Se. a Ste. tor damy | tor dry do.. 89¢. « 903g¢. for new yellow and We. new Southern’ white; old Wi ‘Oats were a’ shade ‘At the conces- tor export, ‘The sales 4 mia Western mixed, easier and quiet. Lord 000 bushels at 6lc. for black Western, 6c. a 63c. tor Western mixed and 68¢. a 64c, quiet and steady, Late yeaterda: | man brought $1 96, Rye’ was neglected : PennsylVanta and Ts. — Busness Mage Tae deen slow, accommodations by favoring the for do. white, Barley 10,000 bushels of Ger- uoted at 97c. a ee for boat loads 0! middlin Esper to ‘Gre stock, 64,063, Cotton firm: middlings, oa ¢.; low muddling Se. 3 good orginney 1c. & atte Teh sa! engagements include :—to by steam, 1.800 pales cotton at 4d. a 916d, acon and 50 boxes of cheese Doth at. 45s., 325 bbls, of pork at 5s, 6d. a eeraae of ote the nom- tual rate for grain W Oigd jb: Spirits of turpentine steady at 4c. osin au Crude turpentine steady at jor har $20 ior yellow dip. ‘Turquies 2 ne, by int titias. tallow at ) bushels of Wheat af 104, oso. pede of lard at find 100 boxes of bacon at das: 64. "The charters inciude an Austrian bark, hence to a direct Con- | tinental port, 4,000 quarte hence ‘to Antwerp, 405. To Cardiif, by ‘to Hamburg, Lily sal terces of do. at 45s. Plour steady: 3d.; a Norwegian vbla. of naphtha at 7s. ; an American bark, 46) tong, hence to Cadiz, with au assorte cargo of staves, on private terms; an American bark, 1.014 eneral cargo at a lum, mutn bark, to arrive, trom Wilmington to ¢ or rosin at oe if Continent and 68, de Guxyres.—There has been no change in this commodity during the past three days, Trade has been slow and confined to small parcels to weet the eumeres ee quirements of consumers. tons, hence to Callso active, Corn iheal, $1.00 for bolted and €1 85 {oF Fan Millfeed unchanged; shorts. $25; shinstuffs, middlings, $28 ver ton. Railroad freizhts—Flour, to ton B0c.; to New York, 40c,; to Albany, 36c. or Baltic,’ 3,000 bbl ito a Baltic port. tic rage; 12! a “t calcutta, eee 00. bi Hemp xp Jorg —For hemp the market gio Manila quoted ut 9: Inally AL BAC. a 3c. aur, but steady, Ay her dvssriptons was quiet but steady at 3i¢c. a 6c., gold. Bute ities were noderately Inguired vor, ana quoted tir er, $. 55 & 1 75° Corn ull : Sales of choice new h Sige. for Western on the track. ede arle es—The market ;continued firm under a fair de- descriptions. We Buends A bg hy lbs, atetgoted ie. ; Montey’ in good part fo = 1s. “Batley malt 1 90a $2. Other ar! oan Grune ‘and Buends Ayres gree cash gold; Slerra, Leone, currency; Orinoco, ic ead Co, i Mafanham, mg | cuibo, salted, 1c. do, dry, salted ox and cow, 146 0. 2 do. lower at i Bae for high mixed: prin a a May, low mixed, NG lted, ie. & ike Tamptco, ee ‘ ie. & ; Minas, We. ; and pont Bogota, 2234 roan’ Port au tiavte: dre ibe. a abe and California, dry, 240, cash, . Dr 2c. city slaughter, ox, 10%e ree fed Gilet Sane -, kaps, dear green, Coy jemand iias been fair ina sina resent, requirements, a ‘ouracou, 1Be,, aity {aught : cow, Ue, curre brewers purchasing. to Prices were quoted steady a8 tollows:—American, good to choice, S0c. a 35¢. ; | Toc: a 25¢.; yearlings, 2c, 'a 25¢ Hrs wenmsney, Bie. & an Bavariais paend) Ste. 5 ie. choice, ‘0c, “s 45¢.; Culiformans, low to he market was firm and the de- particularly for the better qualities. We ap- Fer quotations, 18 follows +81 O sPisa al stor retaut qualities, c. a 75¢, for salt hay. tetra Yee, for short do., and soc, a We. for oat Tkox.—The market rémained dull tor both American | h for the latter there was rather more confidence manifested, owing to advices from gow to the effect tat they are having consideravi Cuity with their labor and anticipated aswrike. however, remain the same, for all, deserintions, qu . $45 a $38; do. Sco fel Coltinens, is rie, none ‘here; Giengarn Nock, $4 He eoe A American, pew, J , BC. E3 tine a 0c. per Hay AND Stkaw ay. ; sales Shouldegs 8%c.; short clear middies, 9¢ fair demand and lower; closin: 13,000 bois. flour, 79,000 bushels wheat. 46,00) do. corn, 34,000 do. oats, 3.000 ments—5,000 bbls. flour, 45,00 bushels wheat, 4,000 do. corn, 14000 do. oats, 1,000 d a 95¢. tor clover, | and Scotch pig, altho Flour was dull, | ante eae sarin — Hemlock sole continued in demand, wif Ane bem after. me “5 BAZLEY, “BROKERS, 74 BROAI AND SELL ERIY VILEGES: rr) potake. *PRIVILEG “MM RS OF THE ANGE” OR DE AGAINST, PARTIES ¢ STOCK | better qualities p Crop moved less | append our former auoctions ——— articularly bein i Lkows “Hemlock, ——————— UOTAT! TUARS, TO ANY ADDRESS. —Crop.: slnngiiter—Lagnt 1 backs, 9c. backs, 380. 1 4c. ; oe middie and ‘over crop, ropy Sc, a Svc. «middie ext io Ras Light crop, Sto. ‘36deC.; bellies, ie. i enfant | oes ie ie Alex eck 150" bo bo di at Tigo lenge Mia tae ollows dered, be reflning. jor to common, bic. @ Tigc.; fair to good fair, 2 ; Rood to oe , fair to c. & Tie. ice, Bye. to hhds. ae oxes, hg Z Lad ote Clayed— and bo sc. tk melado, Dutch seandieds Now 7 tod 4 do.. 13 to 15, Bige. we ), Wc. a We. ; white, 9! og com to prime, 6 She. a8 . ate—Duch Bandar ¥ Noe 10 RY ie Sige. 7340.5 do 30 to ‘a ioige. B Porto Tee Erocery, uperior and extra superior, Bic. a ‘eeDs.—Lingeed was inactive ana nominal. Last sales at A gold, Clover was firm Western held at 9%c. % ee and State at ‘Timothy quoted at $3 2 28. Patow: .—The Setar was madera ata shade lower ) bags of Pennsylvania 000 Ibs. at 7 9 L6c, ve note a sale of 30 tons of 1d. Plate tin, was quoted ste: Od bbls. The demand was fair we 450 bb1s., jy. The sales aggregate ‘ooL—The market during the pare three da: i has been There are but few buyers neral thing net bids are’ below the views ‘ot holders, lisposition Mantfased on their part 10 rices. we. have only to report sales of 10 Iba, edu Enwesed tleece at 4c. ; 5.uv0 Iba of bags of super Gastorate, ic. 9 2 p the market ~“Gatyestox, March 17, 1874. Cotton Lien moderate demand; good ordinary, 13%4¢. + isc. Net receipts, 1,020 b: Great Britain, 671; coastwise, 28. Dales, 76). Stock, bales. Exports—To New Organs, March 17, 1874. Cotton firmer; demand active; middlings, 16c.; low Ret reeeip re ‘ood ordinary, 131¢c.; ordinary, Ilse. PN is an enaey, Pat Mosite, March 17, 1874. Cotton firm and higher; now quieter; middlings, 18346. low middling, 1434 4 eh ie prices } Koad ordinary, Like. Net recel ta Soustwise, 435. Apa 2,000, wok Savanxan, March 17, 1874. 1b3gc. Net receipts, 1,170 pales. Britain, ig 89; to the Continent, 4,5. RLESTON, March 17, 1874 a isise, Net recelpts, 49,839. . 4 Winsrcror, N. C., Mai reh josin raul rit 85 sweGo, March 17, 1874. sales Say) bbis., can $7 75 for No. I'spring, win 28 for while winter, $9 75 (of 9 7 ‘Wheat ia inoderae demand; sales 3,500 ag ae 3h Bs wi at $1 55 a $1 56) bushels white Canada at of car lots at uc. Barley in- s, do.; barley, e 15 4937:28s bakers $7 Wa $1 13: 20 a $9" Wheat nominal: t $170; Milwaukee No. L on $142; Chicago. No. 2 spring, $1 60; white winter, 70 n the track st 76, te ood demand; Ci My i re Rye nominal tirm 5 Canada, $ i 95 a $205; Western, ‘ticles unc: tie ‘oLEDO, March 17, 1874. Flour dull and unchanged. Whest duil and lower; white Wabash at $1 wextta don, 3h 1 aie ao Glover. seeds sold ‘at a a wer, seeds, ld a wheat and 4000 dor Scores af Liner 00) bushels wheat, 4,00 do. corn and 5,000 Ourcaco, March 17, 1874. Flour dull and nominal, Wheat guict and’ weak; sales of No. Uspring at $1 24) No, 2 do. $1 18. ton Te: | $1 18% for tresh, spot; t$1 6a $l 16 1 19) apr rejected, $ ‘$1 23% May; Gear aad and drooping ; sales No, 2 mixed, troshy at Ge, cash ; no sales regular for cas! 2, mixed, sold at 57 Unchanged ; sales of 'N spot; rejected, nea niet anid unchan, April, 61%4c:, May, o4e j new ‘Na. ‘ejected, ol Gat Be.’ regulars te.tresh, Bey dull and unchanged. Bigg No. 3 pring ar A it Olgc. ; short rib middle: j hams, litge, Whiskey in rong at ve. Receipte— do. rye and 4,00) do. barley, Ship rye aud 3,000 do. barley. EUROPEAN AN MARKETS, Lownon Propuce Manrn—Loxvos, March 17—E: ing.—Common rosin, $4 per cwt . pas FINANCIAL, 3E8 ON INST APPROVED CON- URNISHE, PLAN, 74 BROADWAY. TRADERS’ DEPOSIT COMPANY, 85 LIBERTY street; money to loan op approved securities. Molasses.—No was, reported to-<lay aside trad from jobbing et of domestics, which were placed quote New grop—guoa aati —HAZARD & MONTAGUE, NO. 6 BROAD STREET, Brokers in Stock and Gold Privileges; explanatory eee with references, mailed and quotations sent to al room Ib, REE. Per Bo! Lj 2 Oe eae et owt, ants East Seventeenth street, we FALE MESEN it sventeonh ata $45,000 Hal ag! iit, Maetaes ToS Noo ae Nason st lea wa street, Ni $75,000 BorigSitio™, 70 PURCHASE FIRST Proper marging at current rate city property; no bonus; money within $70. 70. 000 TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON 000 to buy Second M. $ fe bax Soon lortgages on a First Mortgage on brad Oates a Pro property. Park row express Building). Mortgages on gy pbroperty, with three to ive yours, LER MO No. 2 Pirie street. $150,000 So 27 Oe ne t Se PHALON & SLOAN, 3) teenth street, TO LOAN IN SUMS TO sur, ON $250,000 Rated wot tage office Monfau hisurance > Company, 168 Broadway. i Ca TN VERSHIPS, Rann nmr | Sari YORK, MARCH 1 it, 1874, —THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the firm name of Davies E Gunning, was dissolved by mutual eoagent a ise W. BD EerUeTy AVIES. &. J. B, GUNNING, solved. The bi ash ness io future sone Buniog, nen will leet, ft iy ODL the lis- HAM J. bargain for cash. Ap. PURDY, late J: kaon & Purdy, 82 Fift! WH OTNCE.—THE PARTNERSHIP IN BUSINESS AS booxsejlers carried on heretofore under the Mulling & Hughes, di it 23 Dey street, is this da. ill be carried on be . Dilftie ‘Nuw Yons, March 15, 1874. WILt GHES, BUSINESS _OPPORTUNITIES, N OLD “ESTABLISHED M NISHING AND Shirt Manufacturing ousiness for sale—At 2 freat ply to the gavertiser, EDWA M PREPARED TO Aeneas rer ARTICLE. for smal} interest, with party who can sell what they represent; several in successful operation (drug or Grocery trade). Address RICHARDSON, 15 Cedai Oone jar street. to firerd a sntine mah 1,075, it 2a" 8,000; last | Continent, "1,675. sales, it 000. Kk, 270,128. 01 and fla: bi 68 TAD with $2,000; Jar e profits. good busine cee a 4 oe PARTY WANTED—WITH $800, IN A RELIABLE Bolg staple; large de- Addre: with real jo agents, TO BUY OUT well paying olk fi erald ottlce, N ESTABLISHED CONOGRN ENGAGED IN THE manufacture of machinery of various kinds want 9 ~ PARTNER WITH $1,°00 WANTE, alf of an old established al usiness, ds GRIGGS, CAR) A$ —$8 TO $100 CAN BE stocks man in any b road , ‘BLY sient at the presse tine: Az! eined calling or sending for our pamphist; yee TUMB! RIDG ., Bankers, 39 Wall street, New York, teenth abe eet, a ty. Wi Kosta) LIVE, ENERGETIC MA WITH $800 to join the advertiser in Spaying an old astanlaied market riba best part of the city. Ing 456 Sixth avenue. A. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND ACTIVE MAN CAN. rchase an interest in a ood, old established busi- PiAppls to’. E. NEBBERD & SUN. 2 East. Four- LADY WITH $290 0! TAKE HALF INTEREST IN AN’ established busines ; also man with $5,000 to take an interest in a banking house. SYKES & CO., No. 5 Dey street. A ~—THE ADVERTISER, A SHREWD, ACTIVE ar ness mi desires to invest trom $500 to } with services, some good paying business. Parties Raving fuch of Ideas accordingly will address, with fab particulars, WILCOX, box 12) erald office. “MAN WISHES TO INVEST FROM 85,00 to $3,000 in in cata hed business, livery stables preerredy rith $4,090, 88 & CO., Business Brokers, No. 5 Dey street, rangement will be little money required. Address A. Herald Up Branch offce. PARTNER WANTED-IN ONE OF THE BEST situated and paying hotels in the city; a liberal ar- made with @ re re. Barty sout facturing Busine: Bape busine: re for reasons that oe ig juired. For full part N UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ENERGETIC business man with cash capital.—A lucrative Manu- for sale; profits large; an established, present Dron ete: compelled ‘8 re- willbe given; trom $8.00 to culafs inquire. of 94M 83 ARDS, 69 West Twenty-third strect. by callin até dull and | OR FRUIT AND CIGARS—ENTIRE FRONT OF NO. 3 Park row, to first class party. [Claritrrcecd HAVING FROM $100 TO $300 MAY hear of ap opportunity of eke. a eens diving 62 Bowery, room fOTEL, NEAR THE CITY. a a TH year round, mostly city boarders Lease and ii Furniture for sale at a bargin; good biiard room. Ad- dress box 153 Herald office. HAVE $5,000 TO “PUT INTO BUSINESS, ete jactaring jewelry ree ee they: aed with mt ntior paid, X. M, O.. Terai ontoee B PRINTING OFFICE—ONB HALF INTEREST, $5,500; cash, balance on easy instalments; the Office has Deen established four years, has 4 good run of work and is a very pronuanls concern; a thorough in- vestigation solicited. This is a splendid opportunity for @ practical printer or an industrious younz my All aPieuiars witt oe given. On an iatervicw. Address HRONIO CATARRH, Herald Brooklyn Branch office, wie Tate opportunity ina msiness. "Address Dox 40 Post office, Montroal. ih hee eiteny WITH $50,000 WANTED—BY AN [RON mills in Pennaylvania and increase of iene with re: aS ital dress 0. L. oh! office. Mi, WITH $300 CAN HAVE AN INTEREST IN A first class out-door business established 1839, p to $500 per month. Call at 63 Fulton fNER Wastaa— with ed TO $15,000, IN Montreal, Os Canad: good established paying and steel house of Boston; object, pucouase of rolling usiness. Any gene hing information may ag. 5 tox 4,157 Boston (Mass) Pe Dee { rare ed 10 TAILORS—A YOUNG MAN (SINGLE), AN EX- erienced cutter, 12 years in the city, eles Ree machine and $800 wi Qs goods on han Teer himse! with ‘a pargy ie business in or out of the city ; would take a cuttts re ieetuation We changed. see e R, Dox 203 H. references 6x AND CANDLES iE SOA) T Works ine Tnaluding Stock, will be sold very cheap; @ ey chance for a person understanding the sos a) Ing! Lo He of B DE LANGUILETTE : | ae Hicks ilies Le I. T REASONABLE RATES. Endowment Insurance Policies, Mort Securities; neatyone of a kinds effecte: wade ronniug, ‘Slo, | Porto Rico, 406. a b8e. 5 . BUC. & T5e. Naval, Stowes,—The market for ye! of pera e 2 er NXo. 40. grocery ; English Islands, IONEY ON LIFE AND BRICH & CO., 117 Broadway, ¢ and other with best com- vanced views of Ve heard of sales of 80 ey ¢. and 200 bbls. last evening was quiet in consequence of the holders who demanded i further ad ‘der closed ata! — POT AND “CALLS.°—THE “WALL STREET Reporter’ explains how money is made in stock ions. Call or send tor a copy. LW. HAMILTON & CO., Brokers, 43 Broad street, bi bbis. at 49c.. 40 bois, fogs Rosin tier demand Cet the market quoted at $2 40a The salet ined 1200 bis. of do. on private terms. Of th transactions embrace. 2 65, 250 bbls. of No, 1 at $3 25 and 200 wD provision bbls. ady. include 289 bbls. 0 000 an of No zat sti Bankers and B. okers, 39 Wall ae —STOCK PRIVILEGES—350 FOR 50 SHARES, $100 | + for 1) shares of auy stock at lowest market Fates, The only safe method of operating in stocks on limited IY explained 1m pamphlet delvered tree on MBBIDGE & Cg New t $375, Tar $5.8 Pitch neelected and O1rs.—The demand for Ii at Mc. a 9c. for la bing Way at 9c. a out activity, and val of moderately active BARGAIN.—JERSEY CITY SEV wr @ lots, with fair transactions in a jo! The market for fish oils was wit + were more or legs nominal, with Pi Kol and lnverests Jersey City Seven Per Cent Gertiteates, pays ‘able in one zene at 9, flat; Hudson County Seven Pe: r Coe Bonds a LAMB, jersey City. rm ruling $170, natural winter at $1 at $l », ‘crude whale’ at 68c. for Northern an natural winter at . ‘The demand for menhaden was moderate ateasier prices, the market, closing quiet at 8 ASC, 8c. ‘tor winter, lard ofl continued fim, with a moderate inquiry. Crude Cotton wed Was Ry sae, Sloane at 47¢. a 50c. and dull of ae a $l is, weeording to quality, d the tetas ‘was dull and 6c. for Southern, bleached at 7Uc. a 72c. jewellers, pn ‘Broadway, & URIGOS, CARLETON & CO., Financial and Business Agents, 98 Broadway. Yasin light request at the inside figure tor No. PerRoLeum.—For refit ADDITIONAL CA. ITAL PROCURED A for ‘merchants, manufacturers and others. Real Estate exchanged for business. Mining interests, &c. negotiate Persons with capital seeking business ‘advised of a Proved opportunites, Kererence rastus Titus, Esc 3 Washtagion street; Benedict Bros for April delivery. Crude, in- butik Cases were modérate! red ing in reported sales for, but without re ted steady at ec. a IRBT AND SECOND MORTGAGES ON CITY PROP: erty, wanted-Also Trust Funds to loan. | without Apply f0 1 ‘o Isaac HONIG, Lit Broadw 18 Naphtha remained quiet and was quoted at 8%. eee, | 2 | uty. Late last eveniny 1B 2,00 bls. of city sol The Philadetph hia market was dull and nomi- Hak PRefined quoted at lise, @ l4ager Tor spot or balance or month. At the Creek the market was reported quiet and vaines showed no appreciable change from thosd Pousky any Gawe.—The supply of dressed poultry has ht the past, few, days and York city as is Exchange Biace. ney | been very ij oa He eee Bankers, No. a Wall street, make dealings in Gov- ernment Bonds and Gold a specialty, Interest allowed } on Geposits, Brocks bought } on commnssion for cash. Me Wis D—A GENERAL OR SPECIAL PARTNER, ws ‘with $20,000, in an established business, paying 85 average profit of 33 per cent; machinery and train nee Solent oe doing a business of $20,000 per eee , Herald office. Principals onty treat with, penis will’ please hot apply. 'ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, TO CORRESPOND WITE: ‘a well graduated hygienic and electric physician, | ant one who has & good knowledge of medicine, with © Rea Aer taking Rae coed ota teenie die | estat iment, whic’ doing a good pay! ust {weit Ioeuted in Denver, Col. “Por further particnlars address & BR. 5 380 Broadwa ‘ ‘ANTED—A PARTY HAVI AS erences and $1.59 to loan on good secarity, to | & position of trust. Apply at 678 Broadway, room 2. 300.4 “PARTNER WANTED, acen A RESPECTABLE sities, 3 25 years established ; also, one with 500, in the waranut business realize & Some.” Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, No. 6 Centre 5 st. $1. 000. HALF OR TWO-THIRDS IN AN IRON Mine on Hudson River tor sale, or will gales a manager who will loan $1,000. Aduresa HIGH- ND, box 2l4 Herald office. after a short jnaintance, suin, or vould 60 that much security for a position ara € $2.000 r secured by patents and Paving Taree profits; es must give bis time to the busitiows, as party rant «UD | able ie but part of his, Ap SPRAG! $1. 500, —AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN, OF FAIR ENG- at lish education, wants employment where, he would {nvest the abo ease don't notice this, Addr ES tor one uke \d Uptown Branch of cen tart Petri INTEBRST IN nufacturing business, aay is wok to A. 'B, care of Hoope & oat 6 Warren street. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW horteares, without bonus. Friacipale de- INVEST apply to H. 1 GR. | ruled firm at tough “rather quiet igcons are scarce, and would bring Raia) prices id ducks sell quickly whe A hi sold, today at ie. per pair. Western, per Ib.. 5 chickens, “Western, EW YORK, MARCH 17, 1874.—AT A REGULAR ineeting of the Board of Directors of the Produce Bank Mr. Nersuel Hottman, firm of Hofman Brotbers, New York and San Fr: elected @ Director to till vacancy caused ‘by the retire- ment of Mr. Thomas H. Walter. rancis o, was this day ananimously Rake Western, be: a S0e, moderate de- | ary picked, selected Fos aa E38 3° sc. & 200: Mebicwese’$ He. & 2c. 5 j turkeys, Jersey, 5 Brook rol hold Pa 8 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. age on New York improved Property; private dwellings preferred ; one per cent commission and attor: ney’s fees for searc bi UALLEND: ng title; second tnortages cashed, Ae LAURENCE, 30 tine stree 3T FUNDS TO LOAN—ON NEW YORK OR operty, without bonus: Second and lease. 00 ir isiucks, Jersey, prime, 176. Be. § dey 00d, 18c. a 2d. ; geese, or erm "good to prime, chickens, 18. aj2ec. ; duct Hie Pork, 1018 bbls: rd, 922 bbls. TILEY a a ion NO. 4 WALL 5; cut eats, 2,167 nd terees and kegs. For mess p ‘wie iarket remained lnseuve We heard of sales of 100 bbls. jobbed at & round lot of 800 bis. for June delivery at $16 25. met with an increased demand to-day, and the martet Was a shade firmer. Jong clear at trom Sic, & ag total, Od. We | a small lot at it rma, & boxes of short clear at 9c. and ih sf 9 ther, * oe fosay | hae been 9 93-16. consined’ to small jovbing parc voting, Up t 75, a ‘et 80 tor bbls. , $21 m4 tor prline ess terces ana ‘$31 a $82 for extra India meas. Beef hams remained in: sonve. but values were cpehanged. We quote —$18 a $22 tor Southern, and Gat meatus were only in’ hf ght requ stances prices were easier. hams Hd Ibe, average, at, 12 0 'e hear di sales ol Soo smoked K. Louisville 6 id iy ; Clncinnat te ‘he nd _ Brooklyn, New York ‘and | other first class city bonds, ANTED—A SECRETARY AND TREASURER, WITH 000 to $12,000, to take charge of the books and finances of an old, mining and manufacturing corporation, located Cleveland, Ohio; best of reierences required. Address HL japerior street, Cleveland, Oh 000 TO Pla well established and good payini $10,000 OF STOCK IN THE e lugs Insurance Company, of n, Apply to 1s. C. THUMSUN ANTED—$2,000 FOR A TERM OF YEARS ON business _ proj Toledo, Ohio. Land alone worth the sum desired; tm- provements worth more than jand. Insurance in’ first class companies to full amount of loan, and policies as signed; good oe AT Interest at Western rates rty in the heart of the city of itorneys, 137 Broad wa D 10 PURCHASE—FIRST MORTGAGES, OF about $5,000 each. TOWNSHE 0 Lierces. erage, at 10) Cc. (ATO shoulde: Ca Western steam was dull easier, closing we: Have TRU ST FUNDS TO LOAN UPON REAL Estate for five years. Owners oir advantage to call upon us” SAWARD & LEAV will find it Wali street. land ry by ‘be we heard, ot saves of 780 arote for ie & 9ge.sand U0 d —ANY ENGLISHMAN OF ae OA A wih Tr the and who ci ‘will yield him most @ pple ii Address, Tor one weok, LN NO} for April,iat 9 7-166. Prime city seam “was inactive, but e only in moderate c. tor the range of Tequest, but quoted firm at 730-7 water tah “receive an interest which: Herald city, and 7c. a Tgc. tor Western, Kick.~The market was duil and prices were not materially changed. Jovbing tot to the amount of 2) ficrces of Carolina were, placed at from 736. J) bags of Rangoon at Oe. aTiKC. femand for both goat and deer skins con- tinued. fair, and sales were. mad at Prices witht WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE, Newark (3.0) propery 88 $8.0 & MORTGAGE, box Neral Bs og Psy oi GE ON IMPROVED CeOnT wea! -ANTED—ON BRIOK OR, G70) Es ‘AND bg, RR ‘A No. 1 loan. ty for tos Ide Herald omce, Herald omtice, $6. 00! WILL PURCHASE A LooRanys a tock The real estate market continues to langult under the same tnfluences which operate in Wal} street and elsewhere to produce duiness and stag- nation with uncertain values, Thus the week 80 far has exhibited nothing of special interest in the way of sales, while owners decline to make con- cessions, in the expectation ber oe los #1 gave them from that fnovieabie shrinkage whi wien "is necessary to brin; Paotte tereat atrreen th the Ps large house thereon, | $3. 000. eae ae A PARTNER, IN A LRGITI- mate and proftable business that will realize him at least 100 per cent per annum upo! eat Here cteuneet Peidress MECHANT, 54 4.000. A )() A, RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN, WHO ‘will assume the prestdency of a corporate ny, in one of the large branches of manutacture ie as tron profits 10) pet cent. |For full par 1 exhibit address MANUFACTURER, box 18L sition and $12,0W of the capital ‘osperous chartered company, doing fee ‘over t cause for selling, sickness Address P. J., Dox 12 office, --2 + BEAL ESTATE. Continaed Dulness. down to a level rice with other values that suffered during nic if {6 would seek and since the meee ia on to their property ar und to Pe the inevitable recovery just as we w the future of this vat nation cannot | ee blasted by a a singh ¢ Congress. But the at deal to chain ess ant any | that tre, and as the whole prowrete, and commercial interests of the uation guffer and. are impaired thereby, real estate even. in this metropolis cannot expect wholly to escape. Granted that this reactionary eet. in real estate is but temperary. This is true, but it theless, and is @ feature to be considered in dis- Gear the market. The transactions at the Ex- exists never- Salesroom yesterday were unim| Cy na here was LET 0 attendance. The fol- fowing are the particulars :— A. J. Bleecker, Son & White sold by order of the Court by i fi losure, jo foreelo are fos "pe, Fed ew OWS venth et, 1s), venue, Hiaary tel rr anit, (or teet west of Ninth avenue, house my lot 01 west 8 say desaee entaek hreaehe aee ek ces See ay ‘on the 80 morteage) ane Adjourned ihe Toreg plosags sale of te Jere. Johns on, Jr. by Jand, avenue to avenues,