The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1874, Page 5

Fixes the Legal Tender Limit at $400,000,000. ee The Relieved Feeling on the Street. WALL Street, Moxpay, Marcisee4 PM. | At last the aching desire of the nation has pro- duced its results in Congress. The House oi Rep- Fesentatives to-day, quite forgetting the fact that Mr. Dawes is & candidate for the dead Surmner’s seat, and that the election is to be held to-mor- Tow, approached the financia! question vigorously | 2 with @ view to its final disposition, The first Move in that direction was made by Mr. Dawes, who asked a suspension of the ruies in o der that he might introduce @ resoiution that the legal tender circulation be mot increased beyond $400,000,000, Now, Mr. Dawes miglit bave remein- Dered that there was NO POWER IN CONGRESS at the present time to increase that circuiation Deyond $40,000,000, and that the ouly power it possessed on the subject was to say whether the circulation was reaily $40,000,000 or less. But Mr. | ‘ Dawes is a candidate for the Senatorship from Massachusetts, and the euphemism of deciaring that the currency should not be increased in piace of requiring that 1t be reduced was no doubt at tractive to him. However, he came up squarely to | the issue later, and moved to fix the limit at $356,000,000 under the operation of the previous question, in order to force a vote. His amend- ment was, however, lost, as w E. H, Roberts’ amendment to make it $382,000,000, the present figure, the House, after ordering the engrossing of the bill, dually resolving, by @ vote of 168 yeas to 77 nays, to make $400,000,000 the limit — of the jegal tender circulation. IN SPITE OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE. If any one believes that universal suffrage is bound to produce political degradation tet fim | look at the present Comptrolier, who is not in his ofice by any suffrage at all, but by the mere ope- ration of law, and he will be sure to take his chances of being demoralized. The approaching definite declaration as to what shall be THE STANDARD OF LEGAL TENDER. VALUE of course interrupted dealings, and business gene- | rally held off to await the result, The stock mar- ket shows the following as the extreme prices to- day :— : Highest. Lowest. | N. Y. C, and Hudson consolidated. 10014 99% Lake shore. + 17% 76% | 05.4 10435 454g Hy Northwesterp preferre van kse and St. Paul, Onio and Mississippi. Union Pacific. C., 0. and 1. C..... . 30 Atlantic and Pacitic preferred... 15% Hannival and St, Josept 31% GOLD RANGED, on extreme quotations, between 111% and 112, closing at 1117. In the loan market rates ranged from 2 to 4 per cent, borrowing flat. The Sub- Treasury paid out to-day $34,000 in the payment of the redemption of five-twenty bonds and $25,000 | on account of interest. The customs receipts | were $377,000. MONEY was 2to 5 per cent on cali, and mercantile paper Sto7per cent for prime, gilt-edged passing ina , 400 lew Cases at 53¢ per cent. GOVERNMENTS went of, closing at the followlng prices:—Unitea Stutes currency sixes, 116% @ 1174; do. do., 1881, registered, 11934 a 119%; do. do., coupon, 120 a 120%; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 117 a B® 11744; do. do., coupon, 11714 a 11734; do. do, 1864, registered, 119 a 119g; do, do. do,, coupon, 1199 & 119% ; do, do., 1865, registered, 11934 @ 11934; do. do. do., coupons, 1204 a 1204; do, do. do., new, registered, 118} a 11824; do. do. do., coupon, 11834 2119; do, do,, 1367, registered, 119 a 11934; do. do. Bo., Coupon, 11934 @ 119345 do. do., 1368, registered, 119 a 11933; do. do. do., coupon, 1194; a 119%: do, ten-forties, registered, 114% a 11424; do. do., cou- pon, 11435 8 114%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11454 8115; do. do. do., coupon, 114% a 115, BONDED SECURITIES generally were without special features, Southern Becurities being quiet and railway mortgages dull and strong. Investments were nominal, . FOREIGN EXCHANGE was steady at the following rates:— Sixty Days. Three Days, Prime bankers’ ster- 4 ling bills on London. 4.843, 4.85 4.8734 a 4.88 Good bankers’ do.... 4.844 a 4.8434 4.87); a 4.8734 Prime com, ster’g do. 4.8134 a 4.2 Paris (bankers’) 5.1836 & 5.1935 - 5.103% a 5.20 a 5.20 Prossian thajers..... 71a FOREIGN ADVICES were received as fullows:—London, 11:45 A. M.— Consols for money, 92 a 9234; do. for account, 9234 @ 9214; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 10944 a 109:4; do. do, 1867, 109}¢ a 1094; ten-forty bonds, 10334; new fives, 104%; Erie Railway Bhares, 3934; New York Central, 9214. American se- curities quiet and steady. 1», M.—Consols, money, 02 a 92¢5 do., account, 924% a 92%; five-twenty bonds, 1865 (old), 1093s; five-twenty bonds, 1867, 109%, a 109%; ten-forty bonds, 103% a 103%; | new fives, 10434; Erie Railway shares, 393¢ a 39%; New York Central, 92%. Market quiet, but firm. 4P. M.—Erie weak, declined to 39, 4:30 P. M— Consols for money, 9214; consols for account, 9214; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 10914 a 109%; five- twenty bonds of 1867, 10914 ; ten-forty bonds, 10334; new fives, 10455; Erie Railway shares, 38% a 39; New York Central stares, 92). Market dul, but orm. MEMORANDA. The outstanding legal tenders are unchanged, at $382,000,000. The internal revenue receipts to-day were $475,000, The balances in the United States Treasury at the close of the day were:. Cnrrency + $8,500,000 Coin... ve + 86,250,090 Less coin certificates.. seeee 39,500,000 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, March 23—19 A. M., Before Cali. 8000 shs LS & MS RR. in =] eas ES o 4000 shs West Un Tel 50 do lw do 1% 800 rr “a 4n) do “a wW 43% 60 Chi & NW RR. 200 di dO... AM 6.0 NYC 90) Un Pac Rit 33% do, 4 eEf8e 6) 300 Jou Dd %6 iC : 100 At & P; is P Svadoennta D3 15%, Han & St JoRR.b3 318g 2 Brie Riese ais First Board=10:30 A, M 10) shs LS & M SRR, ig Bu “yo. SBR $e tn payee a iio Parana Rib is ma RR. be. UnvacWaince 8 — 9LlCen Riess, Chia NWRE...De Sais TRADERS DEPOSIT COMPANY, 8 LIBERTY 2 _ street; money to loan on approved securities. UGUST BELMONT & Co. Bankers, 19 and 2] Nassau street, issue Peer retin available in all parts of the M heir eorresponiant De Rothschild 533 “ StEeeee 5 676 bales to arrive. fow middling) Ree after seed The House of Representatives uo. cy Chi ne RR pi.be do... = Chi & RI RK bossd i do. + We =§ Beck credits aud telegraphic transfers of money on California, Kurope and Havat —"“PUTS” AND “CALLS."—THE “WALL STREET + Reporter’ explains how money is made in stock Speculations. Cail or sen D: L, W. HAMILTON & CO,, Brokers, 48 Broad street. ate = 80) at 16 31-320 i3 ee = SEe8 | For particulars call on H. = tee: SS. ee ge a capital required. Appiy at No 64 West Fhurty- fret at. oa PHYSICIANS.—WANTED, A PHYSICIAN gran e referred) to join another in rentii house nethboriood of Wer ‘er fourth ry there are other a Short illness, United States cages 63 JENKINS.—A\ ¢ Salem, Mass. on sun1: Looy D. Wastox, wile of Charles’ Teter Rearend only Gasakese of the late Nathaniel W. oe. of Salem. v1 be jon —On Ponder. messing. Mi after Lucy, widow ca c apt An 3. The relatives an nds of the family are re- Boat Oe es emnectes, wit this proposition, Address spectfully invited to attend the tuneral, irom her I orig PARTY, WITH A SMALL CAPITAL, to purchase Stock and Lease of a Grocery, well peated, At a bargain, a8 the party are about Temiving. avenue, Brooklyn. = HAZARD & MONTA\ BROKER» IN STOCK AND GUE, NO, 6 RRUAD STRE! GOLD PRIVIL! it ATION3 SENT 10 ANY ADD S—85) FOR 0 SHARES, $100 e iaPessePes > 10) i », 100 at 16 27.320. ‘Se. 100 at 17%. SEeess, STOCK PRIVIL for 10 shares of ‘The only sate method of oper eaptial Tully explained in p: qo. - WW: 100 Uan & Sto RiCbe Particular: 20) ao j Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall strect, New York, HAM & CO. - r capi(alists i mercantile, manutactur- | iso organize iacor- ANDER FROT! he rece! w Orleans, 4,717; Mob: mn, 1,674; Wilmington or ing, mining and other oralive companies, AL! 20.5 112 and 14 Broadway. REASONABLE RATRS—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other HYected with best com- & (O,, 117 Broadway, 2) Aner Bx Co. 6w West Un ied 1 do. elpts—Flour, 10,612 bb) 40.850 bushels: corn, 28,500 do. ; oats, 12,600 rather more inquiry tor flour, a ny thy with wheat, though no advi shed, The transactions since last r port foot up about 13,400 bbls, including all kinds, 2 | prices within the range of the subjoined th | Com meal was in fair demand, and of 1,20) bbls, were placed at from $3 75 @ 0 $4 0 a $4 GO for Bran sai¢ ot 500 sacks of coarse Southern at $1 60 per 100 Ib: Securities; insurance of all kinds ¢ J.J. HABRKICH SMALL CASH ADVANCE I an, temporarily embari Coal and Iron Lands: liberal interest or will seli half | ingaremt to right party cheap. Address MINERAL, Herald ots to the amount ROOKLYN CITY SEVEN PER CENT BONDS, Jersey City seven per cent Bonds, first mortgage Railroad Bonds; also other choice Stocks and Bonds paying 7 to 25 per cent at the lowest market rates, for sale | Supertine Western. by HOOLAY & €0., No. 4! Pine street. N. B.—Investment securities.our specialty, 22 years. Wy antsp—4 PARTNER, IN AN ESTABLISHED | business, with moderate capital, one having knowl- edge of (ruit preferred, 65 Barclay street, New York. 30) CAS WILL PURCHASE ONE-HALF OF e. a business, located at Philadelphia, that will make $5,000 firsi year, with rapidly increa-ing'factiitles. i 736 Broadway, room 5, New Yor! 3()() -RARINER WANTED. IN AN EXCEED. 300. ingly tne paying business; only parties of | respectability need apply. Call at No. 36 West Thirty: first street. , $600 TO INVEST—WITH SERVICES, BY A SIN. gle man. with undoubted reference, m some | substantial established business. No notice taken of com- Bbpications if full particulars are not stated. Address , Statio o, | 1 000 —A_ GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS EX- . * perience asa tirst class practical caterer | and who has casn capital of $1,000, 18 desired, to assume | the responsibility of the table of a first cldes summer resort. Address CRAMMOND KENNEDY, 27 Park place. $3. 000 WANTED, A PARTNER IN A LEGITI- | xi late residence, 409 Lafayette avenue, to-day (Tuesday), March 24, at three o'clock P.'M., with. out further notice. KANE. —At his residence in this city, on Sunday, ODRUFY, 32 Myrtle | March 22, DE LANCEY KANE, in the 58th year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend nis funeral, without turther notice, at St. Clement’s church, Amity street, corner Macdougal, on Wednesday, March’ 25, at @ quarter to eleven oretoce A. M. LLY.—On Sunday paoraing, March 22, Pat- KELLY, tn the 54th year of his age. he friends of the family ana the members of the | Ballinasloe Social Club are respectiully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 90 Wil- ett street, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, LaNor.—On Sunday, Maret of diphtheria, | Manrua E., daughter of Edward and Margaret Lange, aved 34 years, Relatives and’ friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the suneral, on Wednesday, | the 25th inst, at half-past twelve P. M., rom the parents’ residence, 100th street, between Ninth | and Tentn avenues, LaTHnor.—On Sunday evening, March 22, EMILY BLACKWELL, youngest daughter of Joshua and Emily R. Lathrop, aged 6 years, Kelatives and Irtends of the family are respect- fally invi'ed to attend the funeral, this day (fues- day), March 24, at four o’clock P, M., from the resi- mate. safo and profitable business, that | dence of her parents, Astoria, L. I. will realize the party a handsome income; reference re- quired ant given. For an interview address SAFETY, box 240 Herald office. 4 OOO gree ARVERTISER WILL PUT THE | “E) «above sum, with services. in a satisfactory | business. Address J. W.,’box 2.407 Post oftice, | LAIMS THOROUGHLY PROSECUTED AND LITIGA- tion conducted without fees, uniess successful, experienced attorney; expert in bankru sallans references. Address LAWYER, | St. Louis, choice double extr: | St. Louis, choice tamily SESSSSE SUITE: PPEPPE RES SEED icy cases; ex. x 2,579 Post | F rem iamcetest _fuiness; the purchaser ¢ realize $100,000 within | ‘one year; the patentee 3 obtained letters patent in | | Europe, where he wishes to goatonce. Address 0. 8., | 3 fine to superfine | Southern, No. 2 | Southern, superfine. | Southern, extra. , | Southern, tamily as NHEMICAL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY (LAPHAM & J oO . William Claflin, of Boston, Ares of this stock tor sale at $15, ely. Address HAMILTON WALLIS, 3) ao, 20) Pac Rit of Mo. 4) ior & Ky Aik. ree F aemelaaan Se8 SESESaSs Sseeeuzsversss 3h io & sites ies | Corn meal, Brandy; ONY + $90,000 to buy Mort. ew and Brooklyn ipals KOUTOKS, box 120 Hera, ALWAYS HAV: city Mortgaxes, BORROW OF IN jo Congressman Nae cutoumezacassameaaag| SesVssses|e Pepeepeeeee | —Wheac was sca fi ate, but, in view of ube continued ligh prices were realized. The sales were a bont 00,0 bushels 44a $1 52 tor unsraded spring, $1 49a $1 50 for No. $1 52 for No. 3 Milwaukee, $1 13 a $1 54 for No. 4 $155 fur No. 1 Chicago and Milwaukee, $1 03 a $1 60 tor red winter, $1 5 a $1 68 tor amber do, uoted nominally at $1 75 a $1 90. jecidedly iirmer, though the ‘The sales toot up about 55,000 bush: MONEY TO LOAN ON GooD NEW | Adam ceipts, better hy Priacipals de- xchange place, White winter wheat 4 | Corn was scarce and | mand was moderate, | els ac 88c. a We. for new, mixed; We. a 9 | and old, mixed, and dsc.’ for Western white, closing with u Oats were quiet, but stronger, c10s- Ing at 6le, tor black Western, 6c. for state, mixed tor Western, mixed, and’ 64, @ 65c, for wh aggregate ‘bout 27,000 busheis at 'Y sold to the extent of 15, German held at 81 95a i " Dey strect, near Broadway, RUST | FUNDS Leasehold Mor: No. Dey stree P. M.—Before Call. TO LOAN—ON NE 500 shs LS & MS RR... 20) Go. | Plac continued firmness, the above prices. ishels of Danubian at | nd State at $1 75a $1 20. | Rye was neglected, but held nominally as betore. 14 ights continued mod- again easier, hartering line, and easy, favoring the shi To Liverpool, by stean for standard bushel; 8,000 do. s of cotton at Jad. a S-16d., 40 25 lierces of pork at Ys. "1 ton of 2,240 | avenue, corner Fir — ———————= | spectfully invited to attend the tuneral, at the | HAVE TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN, UPON RF Owners will find it to t al} UpON ti SAWAKD & LEAVITT, 5 Wall street. (REASURER, WITH Estate, for tive years. ‘There was but little accomplished in the and rates were unsettled | Toe engagements inelude +. | bushels or grain at 74d, | of corn at Tyd., 1,805 bale tons of Wood at 50a, and my Go 8 Sw Chi & RT RRL. 300 : SECRETARY AND 2,000, to take charge To Bremen, by sail, ‘9 Rotterdam, 50) firking charters we heard of were : to a continental port, with 11,000 cases of refined petro- Norwegian bark, hence to Cork, tor is. of refined Wo. Pan ao. “00 Amer Dist Tel —— | ED—A GvOD MORTGAGE, FOR ABOUT ny Fae M oo UO. 0 to $10.00), on Country Property, for which Merchandise will 105 Herald office, 100 FOR THREE OR PIVE YEARS, y worth $290,009; trustees will be Principals appyy to JO jard at45s. The only Norwegian bark, hence Adress Mitit | Rachel A. Angovine, aged 19 years, 4 months and | | 11 days, | Notice of funeral on Wednesday, | attend the funeral on Wednesday, March 2 at eleven o’clos two lan & sta Kit, luv Pac RR of uy Uhio & Miss 400 cr leum, at 16}gd. ers to the United Kingdom, 2 at 63. 6d., with priviieye or the Continent at 6s. % Baltic al7a. A Ni hn Py inaividually liable, Park row, in jewelry store. ED—CWO OR MORE 7 tons (closed late jorwegian bark, Beuuas), hence to Stettin, tull cargo of provisions, at 3. FIRST OR SECOND The market was quiet but steady. Lots of were placed at fo transaction In to the amount of 12) bbls. rices Withit the range of 64c. a 7bc. x U street, 375 feet east of Eighth avenn n was reported. ply at 318 Broadway. ANTED—A LOAN OF ABOUT $40,000, by bonl and mortgage on a flouris! extensive manufacturing property, wort amount of mone. 2:15 P. M. muscovado refining, 9050 0 US 5-20, c, '62... 174 $6500 US 5.20, c, 67... 93g if Second Board—1 P. M. ‘ones.—On 'Change to-day, the market for | Spirits of turpentine was quict an | rather steadier at 47!4c. The sales include :—h dock at 48c., and 50 New York bo! | Rosin was dull and nominal: gain easier, closing, ¢. for merchantabie t 4734c. ; 11 bbls. trom jaturday, at 5c, Strained quoted at $2 459 saie of $0 bbls. of No. 2 was ‘ar was inactive and quoted nomin- t $3 a $3 25 tor Washington and Wilmington. | met with a light demand and was quoted at $2 75. PerTko1“um.—There was no disposition manitested to operate in standard white, and in the absence ot re- | orted transactions values were nominal, quoted at | pot, balance of month and’ early April Ave note a sale of 1,100 bols. of high test, tor Ik, was inactive, | SrconD Mort. | r Brooklyn; also us 3, 12 Contre street. ANTED TO PU | . The faneral will take place at Birmin, reported at $29. Idd StL, J& Cha ourth Nat BK 1 $2,000 FOR ON Worth $15,000 will be z lowed. Address B. F., lierald office, tor two d: WANTED—ON MORTGAGE OF 12 ACRES Barn and outbuildings; is $100; situated in Westchester county, 3 miles irom Address X.Y. Z., Herald oftice i $6,300, $7,100, $15,000, $25, 0% in'sums to suit, to loan o1 Sages first class Im $60,006 rty. Apply to F. eee r early delivery, but held with ‘more contidence, quoted at 7c. | 1,000 Dbis. tor April was reported were quoted nominally steady at J aphtha at Ye. tor ctiy. inactive and values nominal. | 14%9c. for spot or remainder of month. roducing pots were of a qulet and unsettled C. & 200., a ‘The Philadelphia market was Refined quoted at I43éc. a Advices from the pro oak: RAFT, 668 Eignth avenue, ON BOND AND MoRT- gage on Brooklyn and New York im- . DRISCOLL, % Pine | Ei s—Pork, 129 bbls. ; beef, 251 pack- do. ; lard, 3,210 bbls. and tierces ‘The market for mess pork continued dull, | | but values were nominally the same. | the amount of 4:0 bb! 32% | bbls, of old ines at axes; cut mea: -- | BYRNE.—Suddenly, on Monday, March 23, OF | only son of James and Mary Byrne, in nis 24th TO LOAN-ON FIRST MORTGAGE city private dwellings; $0.00) for east side ‘houses; $45,000" for Brooklyn. Ne $135.00 cashed at once. SEEEEEE 3 Id at $16 1234 a $16 15, ud 150 bbls. of city Bacon was dull, but values remained about the We have only to note a sale ot 50 boxes of Cuin- ous Were quiet, but about and Western 73g. 1 _23 Park row, Expre ding. LOAN-ON CITY PROPERTY; Second | Mortgaces and se n | berland cut at 9c. Dressed hi | steady in prices, City quoted at 744: | Bect—There has been a moderate ihquiry Without leading to transactions other than jobbing lots. | ‘Phe sales toot up 200 of our qaotations, ut 4 . $1250 a $13 tor extra do. bbl; 22 for prime mess tierces and $24 do. tierces, and e {0 de StJo RAE pub 3 rices Within the GOeeeereeee 8d 3S 10 30 a. 1 Broadway, room F, TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- $150.000 eal estate in the 3 2to3 P.M. gage, in small sums, on fi city of New York. , Counsellors-at-Law, 43 Broadway. z na ae $ 250.000 Repcoves city Pi quired ; simple legal expenses. office Montauk f for extra India mess, hams were quiet, but steady; quoted at trom 313 for second class and $24 a $25 ats—Trade has been moderate to-day and for some descriptions prices were a shade off. + include 1,000 pickled hams, 10 Ibs. average, at 10%c. ; 85 tierces of do. shoulders, 9 Ibs. average, at'7c. ; 5.0 green ig | hams, 12 Ibs. average, at 10%¢c. 5 500 ; | At Wige., and 4,00) Ibs. of medium average pickled bel Lard—The market for Western rand the demand only moderate. for first class. he transactions . . Be LES, ‘ance Company, 163 Broadway. 10 Ibs. average, Recbacel shanna Mere Has Awaba BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, “900 TO $10) CAN BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY « in stocks than in auy business at the prei system tully explained lies on private. te steam Was again e. We heard o! sales or 290 lerces, tor Later—1.500 tierces, tor do., at 97-1be. for April, at He. March early, at 9c. calling or sending for our Derderian ater ee, TUMBRIDGE &-00., Bankers 3) Wal sence of reported tranSactions; quoted at Butter and cheese ¢ in’ value, and the markets quiet, | —The inquiry has been light for both domestic | reign, but prices were, without noticeable change. Jobbing lots to the amount of 2) tierces of Carolina were from 7}4¢. a 8i4c,, and 125 bags of aR,—The demand for raw stigar, for refining pur- has been tair to-day, but th et quoted on the basis of 734 €note sales of 900 hhds. at trom 7% at 7%4c., and 130 boxes clayed at 8c. a 814c. RARE OPPORTUNITY.—TO LET, lighted Room, ground floor, entrane ¢ building in Harlem ; ional gentleman, 3 on street and eligible site tor BBEK, Lincoln | placed at prices rangin; angoon at from 7! 100 do. 200 Han & Sido it 200 Ubio & Miss RK..DS Wo di . MAN WANTED—WITH $10,000, interest In an extabiished business, in which the profi SYKES & 42: airbrnet, WAS Weak, taple manutacturing ‘Be. 38 Brokers, No. 5 Dey street. “A FEW DOLLARS WILL BUY HALF INTEREST IN rmanent travelling expedition, worth $100 ear; party to act eae ete services nee e . for standard . for powdered and 10%4¢. tor crush ESSE S By) eb i=) ‘ood to prime, a Bsc. ; prime to é s. and boxes, Nos. 8 asses, hhds. and boxes, 64 Sate Boxes, fair to good talr, Zee. a 7) 3 grocery, inir to good, GENTLEMAN lady with mean: | oilers safe investment Address, contidentially, } | Navy, in the 88d year ot her age. business experience CLOSING PRIOES—3 0’/OLOCK P. M. Cc. melado, 4c. a be. ig Chie NWopret, ad; a Oey a Mi & sti aul. M& tPaul pr. 68 toledo « Wap. —WITH $1,500 TO $2,000 ¢ dl" fine grocer join me in tea, coffec an B04 bons fide ehane ndard, Nos. 10 to 12, 73gc, a perior and extra superior, 6%. a Stearine.—The market’ was tierces, to arrive, at $c. and 3 a NY PERSON WITH SMALL CAPITAL CAN SE. cure a State or county anywhere, in a first Patent, that is warranted to sell in_ almost every fy bona fide, permanent business; 100 per cent profit. '335 Broadway, room 27. 'URING BUSINESS. fet, but! firm. Sales 5t Ibs. of greuse stearine | ce. ‘Tazow.—The demand was limited, but previous quota- city or country; a Sales about 55,000 ibs. at trom tons were about current. Tige. to COMMERCIAL REPORT. Quict—Flour S8S—PAYING LARGE together with the Factory, to to push the business. Ad- ly. ‘Tho market was firmer, Sales 5) bbls. at 97c. note sales of 150 bbls. of alcohol at 96c, a 9644c., chietiv at the iuside price. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gatvestos, March n firm; fair demand; good ordi rt Steadicr—Wheat Firmer=—Corn Higher—Oats Better— Pork Quiet, but: Firm—Lard Euasier— Cutmeats Quiet—Groceries Were Gen- Quict—Petroleum Dull—Naval Stores Dull—Freights Easier—Whiskey dress MASUPAUTURER, Her PARTNER WANTED—WITH $15,000, in the manufacturing of chemicals; the large and spacious and in complete running jocated near the eity SAYRE & HA 162 Broadway. GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH FIRST CLASS" | retcrences and $1,50) to ‘loan on good security. to take a position of trust, "Apply at 67 Broadway, room 3. MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY DESIRES TO meet a gentleman of means who would aid to ad. Yertise an article much needed, id Uptown Branch office, LOOKING FOR OPENIN apital in business that has been in KD. W. SYKES & Cu., Business Brokers, No. Xports—Te Great New Orveans, March 28, 1874. and higher, offerin i, low middling, 15%e. Net receipts, 4, eat Britain, bolt: to F Wise, 1,001. Sales, 3,500; last evening, 9,00). Monvay, March 23—6 P. M, The week opens Withaireer movement in trade circles, and the merchandise markets were quite generally characterized by increased firmness, while inany commodities experiencea an advance in prices,, At the Produce Exchange there was a decidedly better feeling, not much activity, the markets were generally buoyant. Flour was firm for most kinds and steady for all, Wheat was wanted to some extent for siip- ment to Europe, and with small receipts, the market again ruled firmer and prices were higher. Corn was in moderate request, but with light receipts and a rapidly diminishing supply in store the mar- Address MIDDLETON, ti, middting, 1 ” | youngest daughter of E. nary. . Net receipts, 1,674 M4; to the ‘Continent, and, though there was VILMINGTON, N.C. steady at 42c. Ro: Jrude turpentine hard, $2 9 tor yellow dip. Tar dull, at sweao, March 23, 1874. 1 $7 75 for No. 1 spring, mover winter, $9 25 for white winter, $9 7) for Wheat dull; saies one car extra white i sales 1.400 bushels at 40c, | for bolted and $1 6 tor | wobolted perewt Millteed unchanged ; shorts, $25: ship- stuits $20; middiings, $23 per ton. Flour to Boston We. ; to New York : Cmrcaco, March 23, 1874. Flour dull and anchanged; sales ot spring at $55) a $675: tancy, $6 a $6 weak, closed firmer as$ ae Spirits of turpentine PARTY HAVING AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUSI- ness desires a partner, with $5,000; one who is will- ing to work ; reierences required and given. EDWARDS, iierald office, WISHES TO IN ady; sales 1,400 bbls, one EST $10,000, WITH 8! in an established business, and with trom mmission, dry goods, &c. iS & OU, No. 5 Dey KR WANTED—WITH $800, TO JOIN TRE rtiser in buying an old established market in Inquire at 138 Sixth avenue, | toattend the funeral, trom his late residence, 563 Michigan at $l 85 Corn stead uiet. Cornmeal ‘with small arrivals; whiskey was likewise dearer from Pork was quiet and without decided Groceries were quiet with the exception of sugar, which met with a moderat demand, at about steady figures, Cotton was only in light demand, and for forward delivery prices we Petroleum was neglected and nominal in value. Naval stores were dull and prices easier, particularly for rosin. Freights continued quiet, and for grain accom modations lower rates were accepted. Corrre.—The market was inactive for all descriptions, but vilues remained nominally the same. the steamer just arrived are waited for, the same cause. Lard was easier, N, WITH SOME BUSINESS EXPE- . Flence, owning considerable real, estate in the city, desires & position, at moderate salary, in some thoroughly legitimate and honorable busin istied eventually add money. Address LARGE HOTEL, DOING A FLOURISHING BUSI- num ; satisfactory reasons demahd at 62% tand weak at $1 49 ior Ness; profits $8,000 per for selling ; $10,009 down, balance eas; A. BLOMQVIST, 1 N EXCELLENT CHANCE TO ENGAGE IN BUST- ner wanted, with $30) cash and re- lor goods; only reason tor Fampies from We append our ordinary, car- Mic. W2BG0.; Boot dors Mie. j extreine rai bo day# cre: tunities (or suialler aid Le Apply at room unites for smaller and larger capital, atroom No. 3, 746 Broadway. ‘de alee dae th. ARTNER WANTED—IN ‘ines, of steady | ts, 3,000, . Shipments—10,000 bbls. flour, 43,00 bushels whea' 19,090 do, Corn, 28,00 de. oats, 4,00) do. rye and 4,000 do, HAVANA MARKETS, Havana, March 23, 1874. Gold exchange continues to rise without visible cause, a Kpected to continue, Kx: 6) days, currency, 99a s01 am; days, gold, 128" premiuin. On ris, 123 @ 124 premium. PROFITABLE A retiabl Ith $2000 Saal nety addiese Js, boxe Follable person, with $2\ ; Mitiy address J., box Ti Herald Dit inp rsi ie) ment a yion 250. a REALLY MEAN Ui." Fiour'and Keal Baise Dealer, French's Lad, lol an eC ssl er, 1c Hotel, New York. és 1: yt OF © near Br 8c, a 25c., gold. ver tb., 6) and Wdays. Coron on the spot ruled less active, but holders con- elr views for all grades save ordin- the upward movement jum; short sight, 25 premium ; sb } a 152 premium. Spanish gold, 130 premiut EUROPEAN MARKETS. —Loxvox, March 23—Even- tinted very firm in Sil saben CA page ht MPLETELY FURNISHED. way, bélow Fourteenth street; must be ARLETON & OTEL BUSINESS. SURF, RARE CHANCE ty with $5,00) can lease cheaj at which the market closed Lomnow Propuce Manunt. Common rosin, 6s, 9. a 7s. Ws, a 429 per tun. Spirits turpentine, Provvcr Manan. LIVERPOOL Li Evening —Claver seed, We a Sia ‘omen ros. owe aided by owne Apply at a7 Thi RTNER WANTED—WITH $3,000 TO $5,000 READY 10. OOO GASH WILL BUY A RECENT INVEN- : tion of the greatest importance and use- | box 10S Herald office, eo MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | Married. HaLE—WiiTRMAN.—On Sunday, March 22, at_ th residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev, C. C. Crester W. HALE to ANNIE E. WHITEMAN, both of this city, McKig—VaNn ZANDT.—On Sunday, M the Rev. Mr, Avbott, CHARLES McKig, of New | York, to MARIA E. VAN ZAND?, of Rockland county. SUMMERMAYES—DUNHAM.—At the residence of the bride's father, Nantucket, Mass., Captain | | March 8, by | Joun W. SUMMERHAYES, United States Army, to Martir, eldest daughter of Judge Dunham, of that it Died. ALLAIRE.—At Red Bank, N. J., on Sunday, March | Newark P. M. Friends of the family are respectiuily in- vited to attend, MAHER.—On Sunday morning, March 22, MaRe GARET MangR, in the 78th year of her age. Her funeral will take place on to-morrow (Tues- day) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely, from her jate residence, 345 East Tweitth street. Her (riendg and those of her brother, Dennis Maher, are re- spectiully invited to attend without jurther notice. MARSHALL.—On Monday moruing, March 23, after @ short illness, at his father’s residence, in this city, the Rev. ALBERT A, MARSHALL, 01 Matteawan. Notice of funeral services in to-morrow morn- ing’s papers. MEEKER.—At the residence of her parents, 31 Lombardy street, Newark, N. J., Rositua DRAR- ROW, daughter of John B. and Margaret H, Meeker, | aged 5 years and 5 months, Her funeral will be attended from Trinity chureh, n Tuesday, the 24th inst. at two o’ciock MILLWaRD.—On Sunday morning, March 22, Su- AN M., beloved wife of James Millward and daugh- ter of Key. Stephen Wilkins, aged 41 years and 10 months. Relatives and friends of the family, also mem- bers of Hope Lodge, 244, F. and A, M., are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. §20 Henry street. corner of Union, Brooklyn, op Tuesday, at three P. M. Moran.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 23, ManGanrer Moran, aged 51 years and 3 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family ana those | of her sons, John T., Michael J, and Kdward B. Moran, aiso those of her brother, James Doyle, are 22, SEAMAN ALLAIRE, aged 55 years. | respecttully invited to attend ber funeral, trom her ‘fhe relatives and iriends of the family are re- | residence of Mr. Philip Aliaire, No. 636 Greenwich street, on Wednesday evening, at hall-past seven orelc AN ‘,—Suiddeniy, at her restdence, 224 West Forty-seventh street, FANNIE ANDERSON, aged 28 | ears. TNotice ofabove death of Mrs, Fannie Anderson, | ch 22, 18 false, ANGovINE.—On Saturday, March 21, at the resi- dence of his uncle, J. 5. Furrington, No, 332 Fourth | avenue, GEORGE R, W., only son of John W, and DBARNEY.—At Keyport, N, J. on Sunday, March | 22, JOHN WILLIAM BARNEY, aged 74 years, His relatives are unknown. Any intormation of them may be given to Captain Bishop, steamer county, N. Y., on sunday. plexy, ex-Alderman UnaR ward, New York, in the 43d year ot nis age. late residence, 114 Butler street, on Wednesday, March 25, at hall-past two o'clock. Moraga At his residence, 58 West Twenty- second street, on Monday, March 23, DANIEL MOR- GAN, aged 80 years. Notice of funeral hereafter, Mverry.—On Monday, March 23, BRIDGET MURRY, aged 83 years. Funeral this day (Tuesday), at one o'clock, from of 224 West Fort,-seventh street, published sunday, | her jate residence, 61 Mott street, McbRieN.—Suddenly, at Melrose, Westchester March 22, 1874, of apo- 3 MORIEN, Of the Sixth Relatives and friends, and also members of the Pacific Lodge, F. A. M., are respectfully yee We gi A. M., trom the Methodist Bpisco- ai Church, corner of Fourth (166th) street and yashtngton avenue, Morrisiana, N.Y. Trains leave the Grand Central depot, Forty-second street and Matteawan, loot of Barclay street, New York. | Fourth avenue, at a quarter past nine and balf-past Baltimore papers please copy. | ten o'clock A. M. Beatry.—On Monday, March 23, Mra, ELLEN | | McULURE.—In Brooklyn, on Monday mornin, BEArry, widow of Samuet Beatty, in ner 80th year, | March 23, at the residence of her brother, John B, Relatives and friends of the amily are respect- | M. McClure, Mary Evevina, daughter of the late fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- | Colonel francis McClure. dence of her son-in-law, Mr. &, C, Peck, No, 408 Relatives and friends of the family are respect- West Nineteenth street, on Wednesday, 25th inst, fully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Bar+ at one o’clock P, M. SovckER.—On sunday, March 22, at Birmingham, Conn., DANIEL BOUCHER, of tuis city, aged 44 years. | day (Tuesday), March 24, at two o'clock, BRAMHALL.—At Bayonne, N. J., on Sunday, | March 22, EmiLy, widow of Moses B, Bramiail, 12 | the 55th year of her age. o’clo nabas chureh, Bustwick avenue, corner Kossuth piace, on Wednesday morning, March 25, at ten McGuINess.—On Sunday, March 22, KatTin, be- gham, this | loved daughter of Joan ana Julia Mcduiness, aged 3 years. She has left us and gone with the angels of light; Toher parents on earth three short years she was given; The relatives and triends of the family are re- | Now she's sleeping m death, but her spirit so bright spectiuily invited to attend the iuneral, from her late residence at Bayonne, on Wednesday, March | 25, at a quarter past eleven o’clock A. M. Train by | New Jersey Central Railroad leaves terry irom foot of Liperty street at hali-past ten o'clock A. M. | Burcess.—In Newburg, N. Y., on Thursday, | March 19, 187., Mrs. HARRIET BURGESS, relict of Captain Elisha Burgess, of Somerset, Masa., aged 80 years. ‘The remains were taken to Mount Eve, Orange | | county, N. Y., tor interment on Sunday, March 22, ) SAMES, ea |. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the | funeral, from bis parents’ residence, No. 317 East | | Ninth street, on Wednesday, at two o’clock P. M.; thence to Calvary. CAMILL.—DANTEL W, CAHILL, the beloved child of urement, — | ane and Mary Cahill, aged 2 years, 1 month and | jays. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of | his parents, No. 338 East Thirteenth street, on S& | Cire March 24, 1874, at half-past one o'clock | CALLAGHAN.—OD Sunday, March 22, OWEN CaL- LAGHAN, @ native of Middleton, county Cork, Lre- | land, ip the 45th year of hits age. |. The friends of the family are respectfully invited = | to attend the funeral, irom nis late residence, 521 _ | First avenue, between ihirtieta and Thirty-first | streets, | . CANNO: t Huguenot. Staten Island, on Sun- day, Mai 22, THOMAS HENRY CANNON, aged 20 | ears, ¥ Months and 13 days, son of Moses F, and | lien Cannon, i Relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the juneral, on Wednesday, at one o'clock, | from LAS dan Funeral services at the Moravian | church, | — CasieN,—On Monday, March 23, JonN C. Case, | son of John C, and Norah A. Cashen, aged 6 months and 4 days. The trtends of tue famlly are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. | 320 East Fifty-sixth street, this (Tuesday) atter- noon, at one o'clock. Cnew.—In New Brunswick, N. J., on Saturday, | March 21, at the residence of her son-in-law, McRee Swift, Mrs, Avsy HORTENSE, relict of | Thomas J, Chew, formerly of the Unitea states | | | age Faneral services at the Church of St.John the | Evangelist, New branswick, on Tuesday, March 24, at half past two o’clock P. M.; intermentatGreen- | wood Cemetery on Wednesday, the 25th inst, at twelve o'clock M. Carriages will be in attendance | at Cortlandt street ferry at ten o’clock A, M. of Wednesday. CoLEMAN.—On Sunday, March 22, 1874, after a lin- geri iness, which he bore with Christian forti- | tude, FgLIx F, COLEMAN, 1 the 49th year of hisage, native of Cavanit, county Tyrone, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are re- | | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tues- | day) aiternoon, at one o'clock, from his late resi- | dence, Seventy-sixth street, between avenue A and | | Firstavenue, His remains’will be taken to Cal- | | vary Cemetery. | . Corrins.—On Monday, March 23, of consumption, | Ret A., second daughter of Thomas H. and Isa- | bella I, Coppins, Notice of suneral hereafter, | Demarest.—At Union Church, Albany county. | N.Y., on saturday. March 21, tle Rev. WILLIAM DEMAREST. Funeral at Union church, this (Tuesday) morning, | | at eleven o'clock, Friends and relatives are in- | vited to Attend without furtber notice, | DunNING.—On Sunday, March 22, little CARRIE, | N, and P. J. Dunning, aged 7 years, 9 months and 20 days, | The relatives and irlends of the family are re- | Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the | residence of her parents, 68 Court street, Newark, | N. J., on Wednesday, 26th inst., at nine o'clock A. M. Hier remains wili be taken to Washington- ville, Orange county. EGan.—After a long illness, Joun Eoan. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited West Thirticth street. FERGUSON.—At Yorkville, Tomas FErGuson, aged 15 months and 20 days, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at Eightieth street and Second aveaue, to-day (Tuesday), at half-past one o’ciock P. M. G1BB.—On Friday, March 20, 1874, Joun Ginn, | aged ai years and 6 months, a native of Paisiey, Scotland, The reiatives and friends of the farfily are re. | Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. rere Filty-second street, on Tuesday, 24th inst., ab GURNER.—At his residence, No. 167 Dean street, Brooklyn, on the evening of Monday, Maren 23, DANIEL 5. GURNEE, in the 76th year OF his age. Notice of funeral hereatter. HERRIOT.—At Yonkers, on the morning of Sun- | day, March 22, IpA, wife of Warren Herriot and | daughter of the late Jeremiah Robins, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at St. John’s church, Yonkers, on Wednesday, at three P, M. Carriages will be in waiting at the trang, which leave Thir- tieth street at one o'clock, and Forty-second street at two P. M. Howk.—On Saturday, March 21, at the residence of her daughter, 253 East Seveuty-fourth sireet, alter a eee iliness of twenty years, Mrs, Mary AxN Howe, in the 63d year of her age. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, at St. James’ church, East Seventy-second street, near Lex- in wa) avenue, on Tuesday, at hail-past twelve o’eloc How8.—On Sunday, March 22, WiLiiaw B, Hows, son of Charles W. and Sophia &. Howe, aged 4 years and 1 month. The relatives aad friends of the family are in- Vined to attend the funeral, from the residence of AVERPOOL, March Zi— Fowt for American its turpentine, Sts. ash. ina first class Hotel on Broadway, to open April ist Address ZH. 8., box 183 Herald o! IMs parenta, No. 244 West Houston str day! 24th Inst,, at 12 OPUlOcK Me pile! ad | ternoon, March 24, at one o’vloc! Finds a home far more dear with her Saviour ip - heaven, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully requested to attend her funeral, which fake place from the restdence of her parents, 208 Ei ee Street, this day (luesday), at one Naytor.—On Sunday, March 22, 1874, Mrs. CECE+ LIA NAYLOR, In her 87th year, Funeral irom the residence of her son-in-law, '. C. C, Burford, corner of Ninetietn street and Third avenue, op Tuesday, Marchi 24, at one o'clock P.M. Relatives and frienus of tamily are respect- fully invited to attend. Baltimore papers please copy. PAULSEN.—In Brookiyn, on Sunday, March Makia Hengierre, infant daughter of Claus ani Maria Auguste E. Pauisen, aged 3 months and 7 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of her parents, 218 Conover street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 24, at two o'clock P, M. PoRTER.—On Monday, March 23, Lieutenant Williain F, Porter, Sixty-second New York Volun- ers, Notice of faneral to-morrow. REILLY,—Suddenly, on Suaday, March 22, 1874, JOHN REILLY, in the 60th year of his age, native of county Longford, parish of Grannerd, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are re- | Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 227 West Thirtieth street, on Tues- day, March 24, at two o'clock P. M, RicHTER.—On Sunday, March 22, beloved son of Elizabeth and the late John A, Richer, aged 25 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednes- aay, March 25, from the residence of his mother, No. 607 East Sixth street, at one o'clock. RISHNONER.—On Monda: March 23, ROBERT RISHNONER, aged 30 years. The funeral services will take place from 55 Van- ne ia on Wednesday, March 25, at one o'clock. The members of Wyoming Tribe, No, 4, I. 0. R, M., are hereby summoned to attend, at 242 Spring street, at twelve o’clock sharp; and also the brothers Of tlie sister tribes are respectfully invited to atiend, JAMES YOUNG, Sachem, Louis F, R. HOuMEs, C. of Re ScnvuYLER,—At Fordham, on Monday, March 23, 1874, ELIzA, Wife of the late John Schuyler, in the 66th year of her age. The relatives and iriends of the family are Te- spectrully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, Fordham, on Wednesday, March 25, 1874, at two o'clock P. M. Suteson.—In Brookiyn, on Sunday, Maroh 22, Mrs. RacHEL E. Simpson, in the 99th year of her age. Relacives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from tne residence of her son, James E, Simpson, 21 St. James place, on Thursday, 26th inst., at two o'clock, Boston papers please copy. Smreg.—On Sunday, March 22, after a short fll- ness, Mrs, ANNA SMITH, relict of Martin Smith, aged 84 years, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the tuneral, at lier late resi- dence, Tarrytown, on the Hudson, on Tuesday af- . Carriages wild be in waiting on the arrival of the 10:45 train from Grand Central depot, SMITH.—In this city, on Monday morning, Marcb 23. ADON SMITH, in the 70th year oF his age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 412 Madison avenue, corner of Forty-eighth street, on Wednesday, at half-past two P. M, STANDISH.—In Brockiyn, suddenly, on Saturday, March 21, LEVI SraNDisH, formerly of New Beat ford, Mass. Friends are invited to attend the funeral ser- vices at No, 124 Sthte Street, on Tuesday, 24tu inst., at balt-past four o'clock, Srewart.—On Monday, March 23, EMMA O., ont: child of Ambrose W. and Mary F. Stewart, aged years. Relatives and irlends of the family are respect. fully Invited to attend the iuneral, at 343 West ee street, on Weduesday morning, at ten o'clock, ‘TEN¥EL.—On Sunday, March 22, 1874, after ak and lingering sickness, ANTOINETTE, daughter 0: big and Joseph Teufel, aged 19 years and 19 jay 8. TRacy.—Suddenly, on Monday, March James TRACY, ta the 68th year ‘or kis age. Prcaiins His sons John, James, Christopher and Peter, and also the relatives and friends of the family, are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday alter- nvon, March 26, at two o'clock, from his late resi. dence, 246 East Twenty-sixth street, Uary.—Doric Lopok, 280.—BRETHREN:—You are hereby summoned to attend a special communi- cation to be held at our lodge room, on Wednes day, March 2, at 12:30 sharp, for the ot erending the funeral of our deceased Brother H. q F. KASEL, Master. VAN ARSDALE.—On Sunday, March “4 ILLIA "Patch L2G wom, ming tr rt ‘om uke’s Hos; 5 street, carner Filth avenue, citer ny ‘ March 24, at hall-paat twelve o'clock. , New Brunswick (N. J. copy, * VETrELIBIN. At Pialahelar NJ 08 Monday, March 23, at ve o'clock A. » FERDINAND T. or est son of Bernard and Mary Vetteriein, aiter a Nngering illness, In the 20th year of his age. e funeral take i on next Wednesday Sito Fowaad antares an 1e| 8 te. nd fr pecttally invited to attend: e JANE F., widow Of George M. Wren years, mgt | be heid vA late rest est Thirty-ffth on Wednesday,