The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1874, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Increasing Anxiety of the Street for the Final Disposition of the Financial Question, The House Four Hundred Million Bill Doubtfully Regarded. CURRENT VALUES. WALL STREET, } TUESDAY, March 24—4 P. M, ‘The gusbing declaration of Congress yesterday ‘that the limit of the legal tender circulation should ‘be $400,000,000 was received on the street to-day et first as indicating “‘a new era of prosperity.” But subsequently came the sober second thought, and the same men who had been enthusiastic in the morning, after exhausting their matutiual cocktails, came to the conclusion—‘Well, you can’t strengthen whiskey by putting water into it,’? and after lunch they began to realize the ex nihito ninit At syllogism, which would leave. them nothing in the result, It is going back a long way for a gure; but, then, age has respect, and if we but remember THE SIMILE IN THE SCRIPTURES ofthe starving man who asked for bread and was given @ stone, and if we look at the suffering industries of this nation to-day, who only ask for @ settled basis of exchange and are given a forced loan, we find a comparison; for this Four Hundred Million bill is nothing more or less, Disguise it as we may, this addition of $44,000,000 is simply an additional tax upon the country, and will be paid for in an enhanced gold premium, not now, perhaps, but whenever the im- porting interests call for the use of coin. And such is unfortuuately the character of nearly all of our financial legislation, and, largety, of newspaper dis- cussion of it—not always through deliberate pur- pose subsidized to a certain end, although there is too much of that, but mostly through an imperfect understanding of the subject. {t 1s patent to the world and a scandal to this country, made public by the very act itself from this late vote in the House of Representatives, that there is not a sound financier there, or, if there is, he has no- body to understand him. The Senate happily gives SOME PROMISE OF DOING BETTER. Mr. Sherman culled up his new bill to-day, which he introduced as a substitute to the bill to equalize the distribution of the currency, previously ttro- duced by him, Itisa bold compromise measure, giving infiationists, cortractionists, builionists and anti-bullionists, free bankers and national bank monopolists all equally their sop. it is really daring in its effort to harmonize the conMicting in- terests that have assailed Congress this session, eachi n its own Way seeking the preference, and is certain to stand in the Senate as ahuge breaker against the $400,000,000 deluge which the House would precipitate upon the country. And soit was regarded in the closing figures on the street to-day. The bill itsell is 4 REMARKABLE EXHIBITION OF CONCENTRATION AND ASSIMILATION, Section 1 fixes the limit of legal tenders at $382,000,000, the present outstanding figure, Sec- emable aiter January 1, 1876, in coin or ponds, on presen- tation, said bonds to bear five per cent interest; but authorizes the reissue of such notes so redeemed if the necessities of the government require it. This, although of doubtful recommendation, is better than the late $44,000,000 scandal. Sectton 3 proposes tree banking, with a currency proportionate througt- out the country to that now existing in the State of New York; banks to be governed by the provisions of existing laws. Section 4 provides that after the issae of $1,000,000 new bank notes seventy per cent of greenbacks be retired upon ail further issues until the greenback circulation is re- duced to $300,000,000, and authorizes, if necessary, the retirement of greenbacks until that amount is reached by the substitution of bonds, as mentioned fa the second section. Section 5 provides for lion 2 makes such legal tenders rede AN APPROACH TO SPECIE RESUMPSTON in requiring banks to keep on hand one-fourth of the coin received by them as interest on their bonds deposited as a security for their circulation. Also requiring that only one-fourth of their re- serve shall be balances due to redemption agencies, and stopping the interest on the same. Section 6 and last is interesting to remember in view of the Treasury exhibit in its last statement, and reads, “That nothing in this act shall be con- strued to authorize any increase in the public depot of the United States.” This is the most compre- hensive bill that has yet been introduced, and is likely to make a sharp fight with the House Four Hundred Million bill. Mr. Sherman oc- cupied the Moor of the Senate all day in support of it, and although, to use his own admissions, it has its faults, it has large merit as a compromise measure and appears to be the best meeting | ground that could be agreed upon. The great | meeting to-night, as appears by the proposed resoiutions, woulda seem to have drifted somewhat | 1300 Out of its original intent, ana is likely to lose in- fluence therevy. The resolutions simpiy announce | theoretical opinions on the subject of currency ex- pansion and specie payments. This is not the original object. That was mereiy “action.” To call upon Congress to do something entirely upon its own best judgment, but to do something any- how, JP MAY STRENGTHEN SENATOR SHERMAN'S TLANDS, perhaps, in his effort vo fight the $400,000,000 intla- tion, which might as well be $500,000,000 next year; but beyond that it is not likely to ammount to apything. Buteven ifit accomplishes that it will have done something, THE STOCK MARKET, after going up early in the day upon the inflation | theory, receded later, on the expectation that the | Senate would interpose an objection. Outside of | } this there was no explanation of movements. The | following were the highest and lowest prices of stocks to-day:— Highest. Lowest, N, Y. C, and Hudson consolidated. 101% 10095 Lake Shore 7834 Rock Island. 105% Del., Lack. and Western. 10914 Wabash. . 45% Western Union Telegraph, Northwestern. Northwestern p Milwaukee snd St. Paul, Pacific Mail. Erie... Dhilo and Mississippi. Union Pacific. f., GC. and [. C........ Atlantic and Pacific p Hannibal and St, Joseph.. GOVERNMENTS continue strong and closed at the following prices :. Unitea States currency sixes, 117 a 117}; do. do., 1881, registered, 119% & 120; do, do. do., coupons, 120% & 12034; do., five-twentles, 1862, registered, 117 @ 11734; do. do., coupon, 1174 @ 117%; do. do., 1864, registered, 119% # 1104; do. do. do,, coupon, 119 a 119% ; do, do., 1865, registered, 11934 a 119% ; do, do. do., coupon, 12054 a 1205g; do. do, do., new, | Fegistered, 118%, a 119; do. do. do., coupon, 1194 11944 ; do, do., 1867, registered, 1194s a 11934 ; do. do, 0., Coupon, 119% a 120; do. do., 1868, registered, 119% & 1192 ; do. do, do., coupon, 1199 a 119% ; do., ten-forties, registered, 11434 & 11455; do. do, cou- Pon, 1144 @ 114%; do. fives, 1981, registered, 114%; do, do, do., coupon, 115 a 115%. MONEY CONTINUES BASY, and ranged to-day at 3 to 4 per cent. Prime mer- cantile paper ranges 534 to 7 per ce: FOREIGN EXCHANGE is quiet at the following rates Prime bankers’ ster. “71 Dave. Three Days ling bilson London, 4.8436 94.85 4.8734 0 4.88 bankers! do.... 4.8454 a 4.54. Frime.com. ster'g do. 481% agers Tele BAST Paris (bankers’)...... 5.18% & 5.1936 5.13% a 5.1436 51936 @ 5.20 5.1434 5.15 6.19% 85.20 6.14: 15 OX a 40% rit pierd Ka — 90g a 96% MN 41% a athe = Wig a 0635 — Wye 72% Actual drawers give tieir rates and the tone of market as follpws:~ Morton, Bites & Co. (steady) Seligman & Co, Drexel, Morgan a1 Bank of California (stead; Brown Bros. & Co, (ster A. Belmont & Co. (quiet). GOLD RANGED on extreme quotations between 132 and 112, clos- ing at the lower figure. The advance in the pre- mium was due to the action of the House yester- day on the $400,000,000 Legal Tender bill and the recession to Senator Sherman's substitute in the Senate to-day. The carrying rate ranged from 2 to4percent, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $42,000 on account of called loans and $21,000 on account of interest. The customs re- Celpts to-day were $409,000. FOREIGN ADVICES were received here to-day a8 follows: March 24—11:45 A, M.—Consols for money, 9235 ; do. for account, 92; five-twenty bonds of 1865, 10934 a 109% ; do. do., 1867, 10934; ten-forty bonds, 10334 a 103% ; new fives, 10434 & 104%; Erie shares, 39; New York Central, 92, Market quiet and steady. 1¥. M,—Consols for money, 9234 92% ; five-twenty bonds of 1865, 109», 109%; ten-forty bonds, 10334 a 103%; new fives, 1043 a 10454 ; Erie sbares, 39; New York Central, 92. | 4 Market dull. 4:30 P. M.—Consols for money, 9234 3 do. for account, 924; five-twenty bonds, 1865, 10034 ; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 109% a 109%; bonds, 103 }4 @ 1035 ; new fives, 104% ; Erie Railway shares, 39 3934; New York Central shares, 924 Market quiet, but firm, Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 723s; Union Pacific stock, 30; Northwestern preferred, 6354; St. Paul preferred, 56; Erie Railway ghares, 37};. In addition to the above Erle was quoted in Lon- don at three P. M. 39% 289%, and at tour P, M. Rentes in Paris at the same hour were The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day was do. for account, do. do., 1867, Amsterdam -- quoted 59f. 45c, BANK STOCK VALUES, The following were the bids to-day for city bank Shoe & Leather. Corn Exchange. Importers & ‘traders’, Centrai Nationai Minth National.: Bankers & Brokers’ A.. 9) American Exchange. Bauk of the Kepublic.. Bank of N’th America. $1 STATE SECURITIES, And the following for Stute securities :— Tennessee 6's, ol 89) Tennessee 6's, old, ex ¢ 69 Tennessee 6's, new... Tonnessee 68, NeW, 1S 's, 1a 7's, end bds. olina 6A &0 18 Missouri 6's, H& Stu is 91 Connecticut 6's. Rhode Isiand 6's. Uhio 6's, 1886, Michigan 68, 1878-7: Michigan Oi 1885. New York b |, coupo Rew York Os 61, Ks 6's, sp tax, ciass 1. 8, SP tax, class 2. 2 6's, SD tax, class 3. south Carolina 0's... 25 And as follows for RAILWAY MORTGAGES, Chi & N,W con g bai LALLLLLLL LZ ZZ, pelt New York 5's, ¢ 1, 187! New York 6's, cl, x New York Cen 6's, '83. a 6 New York Cen 6's, re. 9L ew York Cen t's, sub. 91 Kew York Gen Ast m, £.108 ‘o land grant 90 Han & St Jo, 3's, conv. bel, Lack &W ist m, Del, Lack & W zd m Del, Lack & W 7's c Toledo & Wab con ¢ 1 & South lowa Ist m 9343 | Galena & Chi ex Galena & Chi 2d im. Chi, Rock Island & Pacts Morris & Essex 1st in. Hud K 7's, 2d mn, 81, Hud R 7s, 34 m, *75 Harlem con m &s | 6.0 Wes: 0 NJ Cen ist m, new. Pitts, Ft W & Chi Istm. 106; Clev'a Pitts id m. Clev& Pitts 4th m Ohio Miss con 31. ‘Obio & Miss con Ohio & Miss 2d m, con. 8) Dub & Sionx City Ist m 93 St Louis & 1M Ist... 96 MEStP S's, Ist, PD.107 M & St P ist, 79-16, Mil & St Paul 2d m. Marietta & Vin Ist Chi & Mil ist m: Col, Chi & Ina hi & ind 2d an Bos, H & E Ist m. Cedar F & Minn ist m: 76 MEMORANDA. The Treasury balances at close of business to-day uth 7 p'c, 20 n.10L ch So & Nist7 pe.ls Clev & ‘ol sf... Clev & Tol new bds) Clev, PB & A old bis. Clev, P & A new bds. Detroit, Mon & Tol bis. Lake shore div bds. Vac B&R 7's, gtd by Mo. 98 Western Pacitic bonds. 87 nion Pacific 10's, Mil Cou,7 per cent, '78..108 NW interest bds 99 & N W exten bds. 4&N Wist un... The exports for the week were $5,413,034, internal revenue receipts to-day were The outstanding legal tenders are unchanged— SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, March 24—10 A. M., Before Call. %; 500 shs LS & M5 RR... West Un Tel, rr fats 30) Chi & NW RR... 0. 100 Creer 400 Mil & st PRC Buu do. 100 Erie Rt pret 10 Aud Pac Rip 100 FY owing to a scarcity, prime old selling, to arrive, below | the current price for new. Oats were firm. but no higher | at the close. Whiskey ment. Pork was rather more activ cided change in prices. Lard was steady, Gro- ceries were quiet, but vaiues, although in some instances weak, were not quotably lower. Cov ton was in moderate demand for “spot” Lots but dull for “future,” prices unchanzed. Pei teum was in better demand, and, under favorable adv from the oil producing points, higher prices were ob- tained, particularly for crude in bulk. The market for | ¥%¢: 4 spirits of turpentine was quiet and easy, while for rosin the demand was better and the market firm. Freights | Naval Sroxxs.—The market for spirits of turpentine | was dull and easy, closing tame at 47!cc. for merchant We ‘note sales of 177 bbl sterday, at 470. $5000) US 5's, 10-4 Too Ue sy 1040, 6 20u0h) UB 0s, 6, '81.. ‘3 167... 119% 14000 US 6-20, , 6A be 119; First Board—10:30 A. M. W.0shs LS & MAR, $2000 US 6's, c, ’31. su di T. 13000 US 5-20, F, "6 ) Erie 4th m....be 100 bart Lake Shore d pay 906 100 Cen FackRgd bs 94 1000 Chi& NW con... were again lowe! descriptions nominal. Wool was dull, but prices re- | bbis., late y manned about the same. mained nominal. We quote—Pots, 6% per Ib, | and the market was fir BUILDING MateRtALs.—Brick—The demand continued | ints from crashers' hand light, and contined to lots tor immediate use. Prics stendy , and quoted as follow: and $5 75 a $6 25 delivered; up-rivet Haverstraw Bay, | quoted at Gc. for Northern, Ge. 25 a $8 75 afloat and $9 25 a $10 75 delivered; Croton, | for natural winter, and 15 atloat und $17 a $13 delivered, ior brown. and | oil was only in I or dark ; $16 w $17 and $19 a $20 | aden gn figures. We quote lw a 10 Rens & Sar RR. uirements of the Jobbing trade, 1s West Un Le goo joes w inquiry trom the home and near by trades, uo demand tor export. Prices were guoted steady as | again firmer. We note sales al fair, 16466, ; State dairy, factory. fair to chidice, Io. # 16c.; skims, tail made, Lic, a treght WD Ovseesseeeeee 79 30 4) mm xpress S25 . 10 1W NJ Cen 10445 300 heavy: 4 wor red oak hi WN y C iw 109 20 10 100 a 2; sugar do. #0 10% 100 Han & do.. short. $40 a 30) 10” WWE & StJo pt r y Ohio & 100 Lol, 600 di 2Tige. a Be. MLS &MS Ki b3 78% Su do 28e. ; adaman' hn) 78% 300 oy Thy 700 sm i8'g 0 70 7% 100 7Biq 200 do. is Ay 200 de. 73%, WO, C&IC RE. 73 2 ‘do. . do. 200 shs LS & MS RR..c 78’ BU Un Pac RR. gah 201 Corto! 100 Chi & 100 200 quote :— 1 00 Ordinary ..... $00 Chi & N’ Good ordinary 10 foi & Wath. x00 Amer Dist 100 1 50 X'ae M bd Co. 2 do. ”) rt mean 100 Han & 200N YC «Hie KR 200 Del, L& W RR 3.0 Erie RE 100 do. 100 do. 20 Tixport. 100 chi & RT RR’ 10 Ls & M8 RR. 28 do . 78% 100 Pac RK 200 do. 117g $3000 US 113g 12000 Us 5 Second Board—1 P. M. $1000 M 6's 11&stJ ist ‘5000 Tenn O's old, X ¢. UNO Via 0's, Con. SUN) do. 1000 Erie ist a 1000 Long Loc libo do. LO 100 Mich C 60 Un vac Ri.-D 400 20000 Me StP,C&MD BL” 500 Bremen, WW dO... iw 4 700) Cen Pac ¢ 100 LS aM Receipts at the ports Su StL 1M 2d 1000 3,311; Mobile, 386; 10.0 U &NW % bn ington, \ ! ‘otal, 20) 200 2» 50) Pac ; 10 @ Clev & Pitts guar 80 100 Chi. NW RR De.bS. Joi low TO di 100 Brie Kit. 800 do. 70) West Un Tel..b¢.bs do. 1500 aril 100 Chi 5) 300 No. 2 State. jou Superfine Stal 1000 Extra State 220) Choice State. 16.0 Superfine W 400 Extra Western 70 Extra Minnesot 500 4300 300 Family, 2700 St. Low 240 600 St. Lous, 10 8 Loa! 260 3 1200 Ry jour, fin 2» outhera, No. 2.. 200 Southern, superfine. $0 wos <n Southern, ve 400 NYCatiii ibe. bs 101 i Southern, family. 30) 1Ug 1 & StJo RR. Corn meal, Western 0 100 do. Corn meai, Jersey, iw 10) At & Pac pi Corn meal, Bran 100 1 do. Caloric. Ww we, Ca eke Puncheons. 21309 to 3 P.M. 09 shy Wells Pargo Ex 76° 1U0 brie KR. lower. LUnYCHu Litas 00% BWULSANSRE 300 100% 60 ‘do. lwo 700 do. 20 100 do. 200 do. 100 Chic No. 2 Th fur tions, 20 Chi & NW RE pt 60 Chi & RI RR. * Pac deci 200 Ohio & Miss IK. 100 Hau & StJo RK, 20) b West Un Te! 79% a 19% chi & NW pret. 7245 a Quicksilver Wy a 32 N Jer Cen.. 100% w Quicasilver DL. 45% a 453g Ch I.) au New York Cen.!.0%4 a 10: Mil & ots aul... dy a Erie. a 43% Ma tPauipn. 6 a Haren. Toledo « Wad. 46% i ha Bos. H & Ohio & Miss... 30% 4 Luke shor Han & std soa Umon Paciiic. Han & stJo pt. 38 a L W 1, Cal Sioa Tlambu Brian Cotton Steady—Flour Dull—Wheat Pork a aly Steady—Groceries Quiet and Unq | “Yiiir ann TH. —T |—Petro! active, and, in the absence of reporte: changed—Petroleum = Firmer—Spirits | Siiies were quoted nomiually the Turpentine Easy—Rosin Firm—Metals | Manila, 90.99 Dull—Freights Lower—East India | Amd Goods Dull—Wool Quiet—Whiskey Un- , The trade movement was rather slow to-day, | “Ni although steps im the wrong direction, which were | shippin: taken in Congress yesterday, whereby the House | y{°Is. ‘vetui of Representatives stand committed in favor of tg crop a further material expansion of the currency | «o., tended to induce speculation in some depart- Wer ments. Gold was rather higher asa frst conse- | ulthoug! quence, but scarcely any idea can de formed from | AMerCAn, new. dood to,choice this as to what the consequence would ve if this action be endorsed by the Senate and the ians, low to fair, President. But anything definite being | eth: “The market continued preferable to iaction the mercantile pubic | There was litle or no disposi by either party American—No. will doubtiess welcome any action by which the financial questions shall become setiled. On ’Change the markets were generally quiet. Flour favorable advices from abroad, shippers being | good a the only buyers. Corn was decidedly higher, Laght. si Middl ay’s improves | iteavy 8 firm at yester ef rf tor Metals were dull and vaiues for most ing steady, Pearls re- | and pearls, 9. mated in pots, with prices ru ‘ale, $3 75 a $4 25 atioat | ‘i Seiphigs i th at deli % jiadetphias afloat and delivered; $28 Abe. & 1) afloat and. Ry iw 3 ly, under a moderate demand. Sales at $l x5 | ( uoted steady as betore. We quote:—New green hurl at . a iic., new green brush and stalk braid at 7c. a le at Union. new red and re eopee at 5c. a 80. PROVISION! Butrer.—The market was quiet. The yery little | a follows :—N. ite, Pennsylvani New Je: 16 25; sey fancy se! 480. ; selected Michigan, Tilinois 16 $5, and and Indiana balf-rirkin tuba, choice, 38. a 4c, Indiana hall-firkin tubs, chotce, 3fc. a :9c.; fancy roll, | tinued S8o, 0 A0o.; California, fresh, made, roll, dsc. ‘a. 00.3 do y made, Sc. a azc.; Wisconsin and Michigan fail | yc. made, firkind, 38, a 8bc. ; do. half trking, 37e, a3 DS Caxrss,—T! boil ta! continued light, and stock ia | City quoted at 7c. diminishing. Deman r by. tr quote :—Stat Be Me tSe ? Nerkimer dairy, good’ to thoiee ise c. & jerkimer 8000 to Choice, 15e. "arate d ImOM to, TAF, He. n det Western | a ctory 0 94 oor skims, bo. a 7c, follows:—Extra hea’ Tha. average, at 10%. ; $225; lage >. do. 31 wediuin average, on lo. do, $170; light AVErAgE, AL dhge. gies: "on private terms, and rd—The market tor Wesiera was quiet but 1 tierces for April at 9) At the close bids of 914. were refused. 5,000 Ibe. ot loose pickled vate terins; 25 boxes of ‘Doxes of do., 12 tbs. aver pickled’ shoulders, at 6%, pipe staves, $760: heaxy do. do., extra heavy hhd. do., $210; he | do., $115; extra Leavy Db) $10; light do. do., $80; ghooks, including headiny * do. advantage to call 30; Tum do. do. doy 4 $2 40; hoops, long, $45 a $50; ast week has been un- bing lots. Prices were for City lard was firier and sald to the extent of 160 tierces at dizer Povurky aND Game.—The demand tor live towls con- tinued tair, but tor dressed poultry there was less i Game was not wanted to any extent, and th quotations Were sustainca. per Ib.. 15ise. a Ie. hickens, Wester Oanoixs.—Trade during the important and confined to. jo easier for nearly all descriptions, We quote: utting uD | bitice. bm 3 Mand 16 ounces, j Corvee,—No trade was revorted to-day trom first hands and the jobbing business was uniin portant. the absence of transactions, remained nominally: the ott & Sons, in thelr circular of this date, report the stock of Rio in the United States aa follows :—Galveston, ; New bi 85,12) do. 9e8, 21360. & tc. ; priinedo., 2c. a 24 213ge. 0 2484 P. M.—Before Call. | foyion Se. Live fowls,” Wester 3 , Ie. a i8e.; do. near se, & 2e.; turkeys, State al Ni e. Seale: tare, Miata atid Now Jersey, \éc. ucks, Western, We, dry picked, selected chickens, do. turkey 2c. a 2lc. ; . fancy, Ie. a We. same. Messrs. William 5 geese, Western, sev. $275 @ $3 25; oultry—Philadelphis, ebickens ‘Jersey and i Baltimore, 7,557 di Kilo, orditiary, car: good do,, 28%c. c.; extreme range tor lots, and 9 days? credit; Java, Tass Mavs 27e. a 2ic.* ; St. Domingo, zfe. a Costa Kiea, 2t}6c. a 25340. ; 2ohac, 2.97 ACRES OF TIMBER, COAL AND ZINC # 20c.; Maracaibo, maica, Ze, a 2% ‘don iar to good, 16c. ute. jo, Lar 6c. wide, do), State, take, to Rood, 15¢ good to prime, IGe. a le. ; do., do.. ir to good, I8c. esterD, good to prime, P .. Frozen poultry —Tur ; chickens, I7c. a 18. ; duc ‘2iec. 5 ce. ; Porto Ric Mexican, The market rately active, b : ‘otton’” ruled mode. t prices were well maintained. market tor “tutures” was dull but unchanged, Uplands, Alahama, Neib Orleans. , Texas. keys, Je. a 18 ices remained the shoice and 170 he market was dull, but ane. hy wiser of pales, te Jobbin ot Carolina at irom 7c. a 84e. for fal | Karizoou st Tiges & Tig. ; also 1,500 bays of do. in STKARINE—Ihe market was dull, but values remained about steady. We heard of a sale of 10,000 lbs. of choice | on a Country Seat and 27 vecres on About one hour from New York, worth $10.h, sj iberal r nd te i. Address BONUS, pons and tegal expenses paid Address BO 0x Strict good ordinar: Low middling.......: Midaling. Good middiing, fe —The quotations are bared on cotton in store ranning in quality not more than halt a grade above or below tue ‘Phe sales were :— To-day. Last Ko'g. Total, 0 430 430) “Linseed continued inactive a Clover met with a moderate demand, and was firm at luc. 1% Timothy was quiet and quoted at $3 a $3 25 per bushel. Rough flax was held at trom $2 50 a $2 70. Sucak,—There bas been less business consummated in | raw sugar to-day, and the market was weal tair refiuing, 7 S-1fc. a 7%c., und good do. The sales include 567 bhds. hhds. of fully fair to good fair retining at 73ge., 100 hhd. » 25 hbds. of do. at 7c. and 36 ined met with a moderate de- das ‘fellows:—Standard rh crushed, l0'4c, © quoted. grade q for Western an Consumption . 7 Ge. a 740. f i are 35) bales to arrive. future delivery (basis low middling) the sales have been ‘Last evening, atter three o'clock—Mareh, of molasses sugar at, 7}; boxes of melado at Te. as follow: 1S 25-32c. , 900 at 15 13-16e., 500 at 1d. 7-82c., 200 vt 15 13-16c. ; Apri at 15 25-32c.. together 16 11-32c., 1,400 at 1635 16 27-82¢.. 100 at 1670. 200 at 17 9-32c., 500’ at I7Ke. Grand total, 17, ¥, {HIF to Kod, 7740, ; Centrifugal, hh Clayed—Boxes, do..10 to 42 7} s. and boxes, Nos. 8 ty une, "WO ut 16 13-16c, B00 at 16 27-32c,, 800 at 16) 700" at 17 9:52c.\" Toul, Exchange—7-l6c, to 13, Be. a 8: oy, B 896 Dutch standard do, 13" to 15, 400shs N ¥C& 1 RRB 100% | 13,10) bales. . Wh aid to 1-s2e. paid to exchany exchanke 30) April for J DOFIs Were quoves thus: gail, 1c. To Hamburg, by ‘steam, "1 by steam, le. igd. a S-26d., by stam; to prime, 6c. a 7%. ; Dutch standard, Nos. 10 two 12, 7ie. a Stic, perior and extra superior, 6%¢. & Sxins.—Under @ continual good the market ruled firm at previous quotations. quiry tor deer skins showed some improvement, and the transactions, although small, es, We quote :—Goi Matamoros, 48¢ for June, le. paid to fates on cotton to fore lernand for goat skins . 79 bales; Ne were at former firmer —Tampico, 48c. Vera Cruz, 5c. 23; New York, 7863 “This duy last week, 9,13. year, 8,085. FLOUR axp Gnaty.—Receipts—Flour, 9,268 bb's. - whe 2828) bushels; corn, 24900 o.; x at oats, 3,860 busliels; rye, 1,60 do, The flour inarket re: Tuained dui, but prices’were nominally unchanged. ‘The sales since last report, inclading all_kinds, tout up rices within the range ot the sub. uck Wheat flour was dull and quoted at trom $275 a $3 tor State and Pennsylvania. meal continued in fair request and flrm. ‘about 900 bbis. at 83.75 4 $435 for Western and $400 for Brandywine. ‘Two car loads of Jersey meal brought $1 6210r Pavia, 4c. a a7}c Madras, 45c. sheep, S7Jc. a bic. Deer—Hon- currency; Vera Cruz, ‘San Juan, 56¢. P. Norton, of i | & Norton, 'is this day dissolved by mutus! consent; debts due to sila firm are to be received by Norton; and all demands must be pres payment; Frank P. Norton only is authori about 11,100 bbls. at ed quotations. ut Values remained he sales include 50 hhds, on private verm: ‘and 10,000 Ibs. of common at 7c. Business In seed leafy has been light during the past three days, but yalues were not essentially changed. We heard of sales of 97 cases of Connecticut ey snes of Ohio, crop 1372, ih The sales were | sendy, The s fillers, crop L872, at Se. a 44 on private terms; 9 cases of Wirc rivate terms; 14 cases of A. fitecpek’ than in any Gantaess at tt sysiem fully expiained by cating or sending for our pamphlet; rec, TUMBRIDGE & CO., Be We have only'to note sal mn tnet with @ from. de. a 103gc. sold to the extent of $00 bales of Havana at 80c. a 9c. Wuskry.—Receipts, 574 bbls. The demand has been and the market firm at the advance no- Sales 300 bbls., all at 97c. Woo1.—The market during wie past three days has been dull for all descriptions, but values have shown no Saies were reported of 6,000 lbs. of Round hoop Obio, sbippi Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. ticed yesterday. A baron St. Lonis, straight extra, for selling’; $10 000 down, balance eas, reciable change. SSSSESKEue PPPpPrErpEeee FINANCIAL, | We HAVE TRUST PUNOS TO LO\'—CPON REAL estate, fer five years; owuers will gan ae ind it to theiy SAWAKD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street. ANTED—$15,000 OR $20.00 IMMEDI \TELY: PRO- Lee ‘hts gual 400 ‘per cent; bus ies 7 seeelicing address 0. Ke bo Mie heetd WANTED TO BUY—A FIRST MORTGAGE OF giogm, lW .. Ouroages with two years to run. Address FIRST Mi Herald office. WANTED—810,000 FOR FIVE. YEARS, ON BOND and mortgage ; four story high stoop brown stone on | Forty-second street facine servoir square; leasehold proper! ‘ty ; worth $35,000; no bonus will be paid. AMES ik EDWARDS, 6y West Twenty-third street. Land in Pennsylvania for sale; river and rail; price $100,000, or with reserve of one-quarter i terest, $45 no broker: | 6 Duane street. or Hemlock alone, Ao exchange. Address K. 4.000 AN2 $2.00 To Loan on Fins MoRT- °, gage, New York city property. Address 3H, Herald Office. \$7 O00 WAXTED-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE (to consolidate and retire # larger amount) tral Railroag, $7 00 TO LOAN—IN ONE SUM, ON COUNTRY . Property, or will buy a First Mortgag L. M. DAVENPORT, 151 Broad 10.000 iiniroven Maes gates ARS uleags beral discount. MAJ. LYNCH Li Pine street, TT LOAN—OR To BUY FIRST AND 50.000. Seon Site 4) $50,000. Second fo 5 monvy right away if Wok} 83 Nassau streat, SSFORD, ms 7 and & AND. MORT- $60.000 fare in Srockiyn' ans vv Onn: proved Property. Apply to street, room It $150.000 fete in Smit sums. proved, real estate in the city of New ¥ DRL COLL, 2 Pine ANGER, Counsellors-at-Law, 43 Broad y. LOAN $150.000 aheet or buy soot st wat econ nth street, TO LOAN IN SUM CO. SUIT, ON city Proper'y no bonus re- ©... WILLIS, Broadway. UtTNERSHE onand Frank between David W. DeForest, 5, vor DeForest w York city, under th id Frank . tohim for d to sign int liquidation. DAVID». DEFOREST, (i ‘ K ?. NORTO! BUSINESS OPPORTUN! . LES. —350 TO $100 CAN BE INVESTED SORE SAFELY resent time; ukers, 3) Wall eet, New York. HOTEL, DOING A FL rofits $8,000 per an URISHING BUSI- ‘AY BLOMQVIST, 160 Nassau street, ‘a ddc., 10,000 Ibs. of tubbed wool at 80., 3,000 Ibs. of medium fleece at 53c., 3.000 Ibs. of un- 2,000 Ibs. Of low unwashed 40,000 Tbs. of slightly. A MERCHANT TAILOR CAN washed combings at 4 Western do., tc. ; 3,100 20 bales of ‘atl do % a 220, chiefly at 21 $500 per 5 avenue, burry’ do., 21 scoured fall California ‘at 2c. ; 1,500 Ibs. of black Texas, 24c.; 2,000 O83ge. ; 2,000 Ibs. of XA eeeeloncae haasesaccase: SSEREaREN SESSSSSSTSRS PPeEePEpD fn 1,090 lbs. of extra St , 15 bags of super puiled, (2 lbs. of spring California, 4 bales of fall do. and 2) bales of Oregon, all on private terms. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Mamveroumezearasscse: Seeyekeoese, 5 siiali supply, ihe receipt xold premum was higher, but the advices $10000 US Ore, ¢, "SL... 12084 200 she Pac MSS Vo... 4514 | per cable, were of an adverse tenor dnd prices were sid 43 light, and thi The sales were confined to about 2,000 bushels at froin $1 42 to $1 50 for u spring, $1 63 tor N Shiva ded and No.2 chicago Eston, March e, $1 63.0 $1 55 tor tito%2,00 bashers | 4 cotton strong: fair demand receipts, 795 bales. A —MED + their capital in busines: tigated by Brokers, @) 4 $1.65 for winter red: aukee (lust evening) scarce and higher. under a fair export and home demand. wales augresate ull new mixed, 9 o'@ mixed wo arriy 40,000 bushels included in the abo were steady under a fair demand, 70,000 bushels at 62 64e. for do. atloat, Gic. a 6c. tor store and 6 Xports cous »UW bushels at sie. New OnLeans, March 2 . tor yellow, 8c. a We. tor of which there were sales ot about Cotton quiet; middling. 163, ot gross, 3,979. kixports to the Continent, 1,502 2,000; last evening, 2,009. 5! 2 $5,000, produce commission, he swies Were al ixed in store, kk Western, 63 . @ Ge. afloat for white do., , Jersey on the track and 77c. Gull and nominal in the al Cotten dull and nominal; accurate ‘prices cannot bo given ; middling, 16%4c. ‘Sates, 500, Stock, 66,3 Winaiatox, N. irits of turpentine quiet at ‘4134 Crude turpentine steady at ard; $2.95 for yellow dip. Tar quiet at $2 March 24, 1874. (00 bbis.: wheat, for seed oats. Barley was 1 bsence of reported transac: Rye was quiet and quoted at 97. a $1 for car lots and $1.8 $1 02 ior for boat loads ot State, Jersey, Penn- Peas were steady’ and quoted as follows:—Canada, in bulk and in bend, $1 03 a $! i, | green Peas, $1 70.4 $1 75; black eyed Southern, $3 £0 a 00, * 1068} | $3.60. per two bushel bags Marrowtats. black eyed, $1 70 March 24, 1874, room 3. sylvania and Western, Imports for the last 24 hours—Fiour, 7, bushels; corn, do, do. | Exports—Wheat, 29 600 bushels; corn, 204 34,30) do, Flour quiet; Western spring. $6 $7" 25 a $7 75; amber, $7 $3 50.089. Wheat in nominal at $1 50 lor Milw ) Milwaukee No, 2 spring, $1.38 for Chicago, No,'2, spring; 1.55 @ $1 G0; white winter, $1 60 a $! Western old held at Ble. ; new om track, 76c. 2 Western at S30, $180 a $190: Westera, $105. Barley malt firm; Canad: 05; Western, $190 a $2 Other articles Curcaco, March 24, 1874. Flour dull and unchanged: wheat weak and unsettled ; $13, No. 2 do. strictly No. 3 do. $1 144g ‘at 623g¢. tor No. jay; new No. 3 Ts.—Room was not wanted to any extent by vessels on the berth, notwithstanding rate’ were again diy lower for ali commodities, excepting cotton, which Was shipped at yesterd: charter Was also neglected, there being but in the market. Rates remained easy. x To Liverpool, by steam, 32,000 busnels ot grain at (gd. ; 500 bales of cotton at ‘4d. a 5-l6d.; 600 boxes of bacon and 1,000 boxes of cheese, both at 3us. 000 bushels of Sd. 250 nerces of beef at Bx, po sail, 1,000 bbls. of rosin at 3s. 434d. To Bristol, e8 oF cheese at tls. To Glasgow, by steam, 16,000 To Hamburg, by steam, '20) ; 240 cases of tobacco, at 30s. ; 10 hhas. of do., at 50s, ‘To Kotterdam, by steam, 350 tie! | of Jaed and 8 boxes of bacon, both at 50s; and by sail, ‘To Bremen, by rail, 50 hhds. of 5 & $3.25; white, none offering; | spring, $140 for Oats—Sales of 1,000 jariey steady; Canad 190." Rye nominal at by sean, | bushels of corn, — | tierces of lard, at 56s, fresh, | more than money, Address H. April; $1 2344, ae en ‘orn active and hi rejected old, 58c. a . minally 46%c. for No. 2 May. Rve tor No. 2 regular, 8c. fresh, at $1 £0 tor No.2 spring, Pork active and higher at $14 7 spot; $1475, April mand and hig! and unchanged. Bacon ‘q y steady at Sle, bushels wheat, 35,000 Shipments—4,000 ‘bb! 7,000 do. corn, 35,000 do, oats, 1,000 do. rye and 3,0W do. barley. EUROPEAN MARKETS, auxer—Lavenroor, March 24— ¢ | %.0 tierces of lard, at 408. | Virginia tobacco, at 40s. The charters were | trian bark, hence to a direct Continental port, with 3,600 ; a German bark, hence to Cork (or orders to the United Kingdom or Continent, troleur, at 6s. 6d., and 3d. off if in American bark, hence to Havre or 700 bales of cotton, on private terms; a Iphia to Gibraltar for orders, um at7s. 6d. if to a Mediter- i to the Adriatic: a Norwegian COMMERCIAL REPORT. Catt direc al ean Hook), trom Wilmington to riers grain, at 68. 4! 1,800 DbIs, of rett toa direct port Lard in fair a uiet and unchange 1,000 bbls. flour, 69. do. oats and 4.000 | Ix. flour, $2,000 bust » bbls. of redined peti do. corn, 24,000 port, and 8¢, 6d. orn, of rosin at 68.; a p trom Doboy to a direct port in the United Kingdom, cargo of timber at 50s, Ceo elit e Sanaey foc, Gomesie ace La A | very light since our. Jast, but values remained with- Lower—Corn Higher—Oats Firm— 12\c. for heavy average cutta quoted nominally Liverroot Propuce Marker. Evening.—Common rosin, 68 94. Lonpon Propuck Marker,—! ing.—5pirits turpentine. 33s. per ewt. out eban; de Better—Lard About | and 1214 we; Quoted atl 2) ight. remained in- gold; Sisal, 8c. aSt4ac., gold; dressed $188. $1 90 for sin- clear, $2259 Jute was only in ise, a 5e., gold, ic ‘a $2 W for doudie. xle, $1 15a 9120 for unaressed; wold; Ttalian, $2 85 u $2 9 | Light’ request, and was quoted ac changed. | putts were quiet and quoted at the close at TvuEsDAyY, March 244-6 P.M. | currency. TRADERS’ DEPOS! {money to loan on Avaver BE ers, 19 and 21 Nassau street, ih iveiihae a available in all parts of the world, through the Bn Nests. De Rothschild Also commercial credits aud telegraphic transfers money on Calitoriia, kurope and H TS” AND “CALLS."—THE “WALL STREET h is made in stock | Brokers, 43 Broad street. NO. 6 RRUAD STREET, | CK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES, WITH REFERENCES, NS SENT TO ANY ADDRESS), STOCK PRIVILEGES—85) FOR 50 SHARE: tot 10) shares ot any stock at lowest market rates, | The only safe method of operatin captial fully explained an pau p Straw.—The demand for the best grades of hay and Cor retail qualities was talr and prices quote :—North ft 31 ies, $1 20 a $1 30; clover, 9e. a Ye. for Soc,’ tor second crop. Salt Nay, te. a a Sie, for long rye; 65c. 4 70c. for short and their corr rket remained very quiet. Brewers are ‘Cail or send tor a copy. HAMILTON & ( BROKERS IN 8 D AND QUOTATIC tel. r 1b, dull tor all descriptions. yM manifested to operate We amex our former in stocks on limited | let: dehvered free on TUMBRIDGE & 00., Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall street, New York, PARTY WILL GUARANTE: cash, and will give unencumbered | curity for’ double the amount, for the loan of $220 for | two years, Address INVALID, Herald office ENERGETIC MAN, WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF | an have an Interest in aly parent: Apply to Mcu' ce 4. t | ODWYER, 0/7 sixth avenue, ‘Scotch—Coltness, $43" a Bad @ here; Glenzarnock, $40 4 $4 nglish, $55 a $00, gold; American, ant for hemlock was, In consequence, firm. artshe Hinton, $39 4 84 was dull, Wheat was dull and lower, under un- , 4! works, Leataxn.— the «the marke append our former qnotati ————— He mths. ———$————— 40 PER CENT IN eal estate se- | sole continued Closest investigation. D. P. J mauutacturing | street. Hours irom i0 to 4 o'clock. Ek os gers "ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO. MAKE IN- without de- | (iood damaged | Poor damaged. ‘ize incor- | ~ —_- | ‘PARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS BAR AND middie crop, 38 me ® S64sC.5 Delhe: # 2c. s 1a va Mo.assrs.—The market was dull, with transactions ALEXANUVER FR .; middle und over crop, 3: @ REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND 41 Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other tom Department of a first class clothing store for Fy fixtures camplete, Inquire at 12 Fourth 000 CAPITAL CAN ‘ther in an houorable PARTY WITH $1,000 OR associate himself'as equal p. and profiiaple manu:acturing business in this city. Ad. dress, appointing inte ARPENTER, A BALE INTEREST IN AN: OLD, iSTABLINAED business can be purchased for $1,000 by a reliable Herald office’ man; paid last year $5,000. Call, between 9and 2 at 91 Liberty street, room 5, IN CAN INVEST rat lave been inves & CO., Business LOOKING FOR ¢ FRED. W. SYK, No. 5 Dey street. A MAN WISHES TO INVEST $10,000 WITH SER vices in established busi ‘one with from $1,000 to ods, & yi . ___SYKES & No. 5 Dey street. PARTNER WANTED—WItl $1.20) CASH, IN A first class variety company; a good chance for a e man to make money. Apply at 746 Broadway, RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR LNY; class Hotel and Health Institution, MENT.—A FIRST vith the best min- eral springs and long established, for sale or exchange for city or nearby Property; th wondertul cures, ot which c: the location ix well and favorably known as most de- lightful and healthy and easily accessible; price low | and terms easy, or a partner would be taken with a third or halt interest. SAYRE & HALSTED, waters have effected fleates are abundant; 162 Broadway. D—WITH $3,000, TO TAKE AN ickyard, situated on the Iudson; decp water frout: 1ull particulars. BYKES & CO,, No.5 street. FEW DOLLARS WILL BUY HALF INTEREST IN @ permanent travelling exhibition, worth $100 per month clear; purty to act ag treasurer ; services needed Herald office. AN EXCELLENT CHANCE TO ENGAQE IN. BUST- ness.—A partner wanted, with $50) cash and re- sponsible for 000, to pay tor goods; only reason tor taking partner is want of capital: also other oppor- tunities for smaller and larger capital, Apply at room No. 8 746 Broadway. 4 N EQUAL INTEREST IN A GOOD PAYING BUSI- hess for $350, Also Produce Commission Business, A. PARTNER WAN interest in a business establishes 000 | Boois and Shoes, fine Groceries, Cigar Stores and other good places, by MORTON & GO., 67 Broadway. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO GET RICH.— Stats and County Rights for small capital; a highly Valuable patent Is made; everything ready; in: mense trade certain anywhere; profits, 10), per ce three ee sold yt 0. 335 Broadway, room 37. N UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ENERGETIC. business man with cash capital—A lucrative Manu- facturing Business for sale; proMts largo; an established and prosperous business; present proprietor compelled to retire for reasons that will be given; from $5,000 to soe cash required. For full particulars inquire of AMES R. EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty-third strect, DOvREE YOUR MONEY IN SIX MONTHS capt. tal wanted to build one hundred street sweepers for New York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia. The on}; perfect road sweeper in the world, Address SWEEIE 096 Broadway, room 7. OR SALE—FINE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, IN A Western city of 7,000 inhabitants, county seat, hav- ing a trade for ‘miles around and doing the principal part of the smaller towns located tn vicinity; stock re- duced and clean ; trade established ; handsomost s'ore the clty and best located. Inquire of 8. B, CHITIEN DEN, 823 Broadway, New York. Here BUSINESS,—SURE, RARE CHANCE; COM- petent party with $500) can lease cheap and be aided py owner to furnish, &c., the new Astor I’lace Ho- Apply at27 Third avenu ARTI RSHIP.—A YOUNG WIDOW LADY WANTS $700 immediately, for which sho will pay $300 bonus ‘and give double the amount of security, or give half in- est to a gentleman in the business. Apply to ARTNER WANTED—WITH $5,000 TO $3,000, IN THE clothing business; well established. Address CLOTH- ING, box 149 Herald office. | ‘PAntnee WANTED=WITH $5,000 CAPITAL, IN A saie Manufacturing business, which will hear the KINS & O0., 242 Canas | Pager WANTED—ACTIVE OR SILENT, WITH $200, in a legitimate business, I will guarantee 60 ' cent profitiml ihe principal return vestinents for capitalists in mercantile, manufactur. | Address HIKAM. Herald office. pelea ing, mining and other enterprises: also. of ee orative companies. Restaurant doing a good business, occupying entire house; tully furnished; small capital required. Appl; | ae Nos O4 West Thirty-flest street. ¢ egy confineed to unimportant jobbing parceix, We append Securities; insurance of all kinds effecte er quotations, as tollows: J.J, HABRICH & CO. \OMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE CO— $2,000, 000.—Bankers and merchant: | 29 William street, corner Exchange piace; warehouses, | Atlantic Dock Brooklyn. class securities on demand and tim made on all Kinds of morchandise stored in our own ‘warehouses on favorable term: PAUL J. ARMOUR, JUSE P. NAVARRO, Vice President. JOHN BAIRD, Second Vice President. FELICIANO LATABA, Third Vice President. Pani J. Armour, Wm. D. Bowerman, Jose F. Navarro, Feliciang ird, a WILLTAM TOBIN, super in Jaws Clyne, Secretary. GUARANTEED,—DE! J claims prosecuted without retainer ences, Address ATTORNEY, Herald offi {RST MORTGAGES FOR SALE—ON PROPERTIES worth three or four times the amount, located in Newark and vicinity; parties having funds to'luvest can | obtala a liberal bonus and the best securities. HAKPER & DOUGHERTY, 7%) Broad street, Newark, N.'J. ‘with best com- ASH CAPITAL, banking office, | do. grocei | Istands, ! 4 New Orleans, av. a 76e. ces made on first Cash advances | able ord wanted ‘to increase the busine: The demand for rosin petent party. GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO. showed nome Improvement, and the market was firm, closing with holders: askin, Asnes.—Receipts for the past three days 58 pack: | heard’ of sles of LON bbls. ot steaihed at $2 for 1,000 ages, There has been a moderate Jobbing trade consum- bbls. of do. on Dis. 0} ‘$2.50 for good strained. rivaie terns, 30) bbis. of do, at $2 45, 200 30, Iree on Doard, and 25 bbis. of No. Lat ich Were neglected, and quoted as before. i¢ Inquiry for linseed was fair for j moted at %e., in casks, for | D was quiet and were | sendy at $l 66a $1 70 tor crude, $1 45 for natural win- ter, and $1 9 for bi v ©. HL. Delamater, of Warehouses. highest refer- *. tor bleached, Lard 'm at We. a Sho. Men. . cotton seed quiet at at from 76c. 4 $1 15, the inside price edge of fruit preferred. 8% for Philadelpht a | for Nob | $37 90. delivered; Baltimores, $50 a $55 afloat. | Pernoceom.— me sold in @ small way to the trade at former | firmer, cloang with holders asking 15. for early delivery We note sales of 3,00) bbls, 6,00) bbix, late yesterdi or refined the market was quiet, but $i for State, $1 for finish. | and balance of month, ing, $110 for Rockland common an 1 75 tor do. lump. Cement inet with a light trade, and_valnes exhibited n ghane, , We quote Rosendale, $1 73 per bol. Kom Was Unt and Portland, $5 254 quoted ste od a $2 for Eastern. Other materials not mentioned above were reported dull. prompt delivery, at I | tor March delivers | ghd in good demand. &, Laths wers | March atid early April, toot up fully ex quoted at 2 6 Philadelphia i uuoied at 14390. a 1434 ude in bulk Was firmer - ankers, No, 12 Wall street, v. fe sales tor prompt delivery, ers, No. ll street, make dealings in Gov ernment Bonds and Goid @ specialty, on deposit. Stocks bought on commission fe S HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW M es, ations bonus. Principals de- Interest aliowed rket was dull wominal. Refined aquove jor spot or bulance of month. At Broom Cons.—the demand has been confined to the | we oil producing points the markets were firmer and were ut values were , quoted as follows;—Oil City, $1 70 a $l 724; Titusville, | $1'9; Tideoute, $1 65 ac wells: Parker's $ tite business; $1,00 require $1.20) Aud interest In promis, “Adaress xchange place, NEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS OF $5,000 TO $50,000, ON approved ‘real estate security ho bonus requ Receipts—Pork, 1,060 bbis. ; beet, 375. plications trom red. ‘ ‘0, 64 Pine streat. ONEY WANTED TO BORROW-—ON FIRST MORT- age; $7,000 on Real Estate worth $17,000, eleven mules from Jersey City, Address box 171 Herald office. RUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND AND MOR’ age on New York improved referred; one per cent commission and attor: title; second mor & LAURENCE, cut meats, 815 du. ; lard, 2018 bbls, & ad almost | Bikewh. The inirket tor ine: Le dapicaielapie ork Was ore active and 730 bbis, on the spot, at 28) bbis., tor do., at 16 W. Wo also nove Ohio and | sales of 180 bbls of extra prime mess at $14 Bacon con- quiet, but values were not essentially changed. make $5,000 fir: Particulars at $500. —PARTY WANTED, WITH $500, IN A 8NUG investi; tor May, at $16 25; bis. for June, at ‘The sales include 20) boxes of long clear, (oF March, at boxes of short cle, c,’ Dressed hogs were in fair demand and firmer. y 7%e. for the range. Beet—Trade 1 hi and in good part irom the | has been moderate to-day in a jobbil Bxportors purchase moder. | were quoted steady. ‘Vii 1 for April delivery, at T° CAPITALISTS.—A RARE OPPORTUNITY OF- fered for investment that Will pay ver largely in ar the av enterprise already started and that will beat | strictest investigation. For particulars address LNTER- PRISE, Herald ottice. YW HOLESALE MANUFACTURING CONFECTION: ery—Established and ‘profitable trade: $1000) ; half Interest.to com- 98 Broadway. ANTED—A PARTY WITH $7.00 10 $10.00, TO take the Interest of a retiring partner in an old es. tablished retail carpet house located ina city of 75, | population on the Hudson; a rare opportunity for the right man; one who would take charge of the books and finances preferred. Address PAR Herald office. ER, box 212 ANTED—A PARTNER, IN AN ESTABLISHED business, with moderate capital; one havit know! w Yor! ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $1,500 TO INVEST IN ‘® theatrical speculation ‘which will prove re- | Munerative. For full particulars call en or address JOHN L, SANFURD, Dramatic Agent, No. 9 Amity st, WARSTED—A PARTY, WITH $3,000, TO TAKE HALE interest in @ legitimate business enterprise that ” will net asure fortune In t2 months; $10u, alread | made. address PROFESSOR, tlerald Uptown Branels office. Waren acon, FAITHFUL MAN AS PERMANENT superintendent of a segeriniems ina lighs mercan- Investment safe ea PB, jerald Uptown Bi ome $300 Sot! WILL PURCHASE ONE-HALF O¥ business, located at Philadel 5 ec Sl frst ‘orl Broadway, room 5, New little enterprise; pert jot Address HEYROLDS. tHeraid omen ee $50 WILL BUY A LIGHT MANUFACTURING Busi the best chance in the city; furniture and stock worth more; good reasons given, fair to tancy, I6%c. a | packager at aroma to | oi —$10 0a $1160 for pl 3 for extra do. bbl IRUST FUNDS TO LOAN-ON N Property, without | bi ages cashed. A. M. No. 5 Dey street, near Broadway. ION DIME SAVINGS BANK, 396 and 393 Canal street, corner of Laight street, 8, over ten million dollars. Surplus, seven hundred and tiny thousand dollars, I6e. a ‘16%o.; do, commen to | quotations mess DbIs., $12 50 a $21 a Sui jor prime mess tierces extra India mess, Beef bams— w today, but values remained without change ty ace StocK.—We have only to note a moderate | tink at trum $18 a $22 for Sout! inquiry, ze owing to the general decline in the rates of | Western, Vere will in ail probability be @ better demand | principally to email tote; pric for export, We append our former quotations as | me ud SON & BRO,, ern, and $22 4 fiir, but confined were steady; the sales + 10 Werces of pickled Cut ieats—The demai smoked hams at 123, Address T. L., 205 Herald office. WILL SECURE AN INTEREST IN A . $600 imate cash business that will re ori your ion per annum. Particulars at 28 Dey street’ $700 —A_ PARTNER WANTED WITH THIS + amount in an old establl rod Vision and general inarket busin juice juane street. corne Or, iii Broadw: . first floor. ry