The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1874, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL “Bulls” and “Bears” Awaiting the | Action of Congress, THE PUBLIC DEBT DECREASED. Gold Advances to M3 8-4---Greenbacks at a Discount of 12 Per Cent. MONEY EASY AND ABUNDANT. The possibility of a new tssue af inconvertidle paper I regard with amazement and anxiety, and, tm my Judgment, such an issue would ve a detri- mens and a shame,—CHAKLES SUMNER, WALL STREET, } Wapnespay, April 1—5 P. M. Two sharply defined conditions enter into the course of events on Wall street and will doubtless be found to prevailin every speculative centre of the country. First is @ recognized decline in all departinents of general trade, as illustrated by the reduced earnings of nearly every one of the great lines Of railroads, aud a Knowledge that the value of this class of securities Las been en- hanced abnormally by mere speculation and not by ‘actual growth and prosperity, Second is tne un- certainty that attaches to the action of Congress, or rather the certainty that we are about to be plunged into a turmoil, the elements of which will be reckless gambling, @ depreciated currency, un- settled values, and, eventually, disaater. Between these two forces it is but natural that business and business men—the merchant as well as the specu- lator—have paused a’ 1 are now waiting the adop- ston of A FIXED FINANCIAL POLICY. It is “‘a thrice told taie” that the country does | not need a dollar more of irredeemable currency; yet the fact ought to be persistently pressed upon the attention of every member of Congress until he recognizes the voice of some other class than his own clamorous local constituency. Nor is it correct that the present volume of currency falls short of the actnal requirements of the business of the country. There are inthe Treasury vautts to. ay upwards of $50,000,000 of currency on deposit to the credit of the banks. There are in New York other millions seeking temporary investment at any price. There yet remains to be issued from the $354,000,000 allotted as the national bank circula- tion from $5,000,000 to $6,000,000, which nobody in the West and South has called ior, notwitt stand- ing the terrible want described by Morton, Logan and some of the Southern members, Yet in the face of all these evidences of plethora Congress has perpetrated ONE ACT OF MADNESS, and now seems about to perpetrate another. The shameful fact stands before the world that the Present doctoring by that body of the financial question has depreciated greenbacks until they are Practically worth only about eighty-eignt cents on the dollar. How long is this condition to con- tinue before every merchant and workingman will | make his fature contracts on the basis of gold and | refuse to recognize even the legal*tender, except | atits current depreciated price? Money will go where it may be most profitable used, and not all the legislation in the world can force it into or | out of this channel, no matter to what point of the compass it may lead. It will probably be revealed hereafter that the present mad attempt of the majority in Congress to increase an irredeemable currency is due to one of two causes—First, there has been A TREMENDOUS SPECULATION in Western lands, the back of which was broken by the panic. Millions of dollars’ worth of pro- perty declined on the hands of the holders, and forthwith the cry began for more inflation, more banking facilities, more loans, more stimulus to a speculation which, augmenting the value of lands for the moment, will enable those who were en- trapped to effect their escape. Second, It is fair to assume that not a few of the members of Con- gress are themselves as much interested in THE STOCK GAMBLING OPERATIONS OF WALL STREET as are the recognized speculators of this locality. ‘The same stock indicator that tells the fluctuations of the market to 80 many brokers ana bankers in New York, teils the same story within twenty-five feet of the doorway of the House of Representa- tives, and it would not be strange if the human nature even of Senators and members should at times be sorely tempted, and that, having yielded, ‘they should now by their votes take the only course that can ‘bull’ the market and secure for them- selves the profits of an advance. Whatever may be the causes or results at work, the stern fact stares us in the face—an inflated irredeemable currency is not the peopie’s money. It is the speculator’s money—a weapon with which he will eventually oppress and destroy the best interests ofthe country. Itis not specie payment that the peuple want now, for RESUMPTION IS THE WORK OF TIME and reguires preparation; but they do want a | restoration of that confidence in the purposes of the government which has oeen so badly shaken by recent events. They want it proclaimed to the world that a promise to pay by the United States Means 100 cents on the dolar, and that the re- sources of the country shal! not be frittered away by @ parcel of ignorant Congressmen, who seem toimagine that in dealing witha great financial question they have no other responsibility than that which attaches to an allegiance to the electors Oi aneighborhood, A United States legal tender to-day is at twelve per cent dixcount, which means {nso many words a tax of twelve per cent on | every article consumed by the workingman. And | every dollar added to the volume of currency will increase the depreciation. This, however, is a species of arithmetic above the comprehension of the average Congressman. Months, perhaps, will pass away betore, being brought face to face with his people at the hustings, he will be forced to ex- plain the then condition of adairs of which, in part, he has been the author, and for which an in- dignant populace may then hold him responsible, but Nemesis will be always at his threshold. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The balances in the United States Treasury at the close of the day were:—Currency, $4,526,451; special deposits of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of deposit, $51,720,000; coin balance, $86,121,378, including coin certificates, $37,045,000; outstanding legal tenders, $382,000,000, The re. ceipts from customs to-day were $294,00, The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $47,000 on ac- count of interest and $8,000 in redemption of nve- twenty bonds, The payments from the treasury by warrant for the month of March were less than $14,000,000, The public debt statement for the month of March shows a reduction of $2,189,338, It is understood to be the purpose of the Secretary of the Treasury to cancel, before the end of the fiscal year, the entire amount of increase since June 30, 1873—t0 wit, $4,872,014. Greenbacks to- day were 88, or at 4 discount of twelve per cent, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 113%, moved up to 113%, and at noon stood at 118%. Subsequently it receded \, but recovered to 113%, closing at 113%. The carrying rates were 3, 2, 1 and 34 per cent. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD BXCHANGR BANK. Gold balances. + $1,508, 658 Ourreucy ob: + 1,818,160 Gross clearances. ee + B6, 967,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. $76,795,037 658,335 Currency balances... 2,653, Gold exchange: 4,846,097 Gold balances. . deve 991,122 THE FOREIGN MARKET. The course of prices in London was viewed with much interest, inasmuch as the street for two or three days has been fooded with sensational ra- mors to the effect that a panicky feeling prevailed on the London Exchange and a sharp decline in the value of securities might be expected, In the absence of corroborative testimony, however, such as would be received by the for- eign bankers, the disquiet subsided and the efforts made to “bear” Le markep by these seem. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 9 “~ 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. ingly trauduient means resulted in no monetary disturbance, ‘The regular commerctal reports show that while there was a slight decline in con- | 80ls, a8 compared with the price at the last set- ting day—to-wi', March 13—1t was not sufficient to indicate panic, while United States bonds were even firmer. Erie, a8 usual, has been a vone of contention abroad, and did suffer a decline of from 6 to 6% per cent. Generally the improvement in securities qnoted here has been well marked, as will be seen by the fol- lowing quotations at the close of business to-day :— Consois for money, 92; do. for the account, 92% ; United States five-twenty bonds, 1865, old, 100% & 10934 ; do. do., 1867, 1094 @ 10944; ten-forties, 104% 5 Erie Railway shares, 34% ; New York Central, 9234; new fives, 104%. The market was reported quiet and steady, Rentea at Paris were weak at 591. 70. The following are the prevailing rates in Awsterdaw :—Centrai Pacific first mortgage bonds, 79%; Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 72%; Union Pacific stock, 83; Nortnwestern preferred, | 6349; St. Paul preierred, 65%; Erte, 33x. Twenty thousand pounds in bullion went into the Bank of Englaud on balance to-day, THE MONBY MARKET. Money ranged irom 3 to5 per cent on call, but closed at 4 Foreign exchange was quiet and firm at 4.84% @ 4.85 for prime bankers’ 60 day sterling and 4.87% @ 4.88 for sight. Greenbacks in New York to-day at the close of the market were 88, or a discount of 12 per cent. The difference is paid by the workingman. GOVERNMENT BONDS considerable activity was mantiested in this de- ; Partment, and there Was no loss in the strength heretofore recorded. Bonds and gold naturaliy sympathize with and derive mutual support from each other. We quote the following as the closing prices :—Unitea States sixes, 1881, registered, 1195 2120; do, do, do,, coupons, 1218 121%; do. five- twenties, 1862, registered, 11434 a 114% ; do. do., do., coupons, 118 @ 118%; do, do, 1864, coupons, 119% @ 120; do, do., 1865, coupons, 1203¢ a 120% ; do. do., do., coupons, January and July, 119% @ 11934; do, do., 1867, coupon, 120% @ 120%; do. do,, 1868, coupons, 120 a 1203¢; do. ten-iorties, registered, 114% 41104; do. do,, coupons, 115 a 115}4; do. currency Pacifics, 117 @ 117)¢; uew fives, 1881, 115% & 1155; SOUTHERN SECURITIES. Southern State bonds were quiet and neglected. Old Tennessees were quoted at 8644 a 89%, new offering at 89%; ex-coupon series, old, are selling Carolinas were 284 30, new 21 bid, special tax offering at 944; South Carolinas were same as yes- terday. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroads bonds were active and firm in the prin- cipal issues, full prices being obtained, A large lot of Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold at 71. The Western roads were in best inquiry. ‘The late bids for a bonds were as follows:. Alb &.Sueq 24 bas er Lake Shore div bd (0s, H & Elst m. Lake Shore con c bds Bur, CR&M Ts, Chi & alton stake funk fund” 100 Chi & Alton Ist m......102 New York Cen ist m, ¢.1053¢ std tL, Jack d& Chi Let un* 92 Rew ¥ York Cen Ist m, r.106 ChivRock isiand &Pac.!05, Hud Ris, 84 tu, 75-1026 | Nu'Cen ist m, new....1063¢ Harlem 65g NJ Central, convert..10z% Har! 108 fem 7 Am Dock & Imp bonds. 97 North ‘Mdssouri Ist mi. 88 ist m, C & M 80 Uhio & Miss 2d m, ‘cou 73 +. .12% Cen Pac xold ods), ..., 4 Con Pac State aid bds.100 Western Pacitle bons. 37, Union Pac ist in bids. . Pacific RE of Mo, Ist i is Preine RR7's, rtW & ublise iat eilO7 Tite PEW a Gh sine OL Clev & Pitts st. : u eh ieee oer “ZZ! £2eeeen g 3 a 3 fe. =o Bs fs Del, Lack & W ist % Essex ist in. .lu6 pasex 78, ‘71. Ide 104 5 i The possibitity af a new wssue af tnconvertidle | tn my judgment, such an issue would ve a detri- ment and @ shame.—CHARLES SUMNER. THE STOCK MARKET. The total num»er of shares sold to-day was 119,028, hut the market on all sides gave token that it is in a condition of waiting. There is littie disposition to venture far from shore. the street is loaded with stocks, and there 18 no significant desire to add to the burden until Con- gress takes its stand on the question of inflation, it is simply a trader’s market, influenced by mere breaths of ramor, and operators are apparently content to make short turns and secure small profits, There is no confidence, because there is no basis for judgment, no speculation that reaches into the future, no faith in the promises of the hour, Some reason that the outpouring of either greenbacks or national currency will give only a | spasmodic activity to stocks which will enable the | bulls to gell out at a profit and be followed by cor- | responding depression. Others contend that the entire issue has been discounted for many weeks, | and that stocks have deen advanced in con- sequence to nearly their highest figure. Hence that reaction must follow even the decisive action of the national legislature. Prices opened com- paratively on the basis of yesterday's closing quo- tations; but subsequently, responsive to the re- | ports from Washington, which will be found eise- where, became feverish and closed weaker and lower, save in exceptional instances, as recorded below :— HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— | Lowest. New York Central. 100% Harlem. 129 Erie. 34 | Lake Shore. 19% Waoash... “4 Northwestern « 56% 55% Northwestern preferred. ae T2 72 Rock Island.... 107 105% Pittsburg... . ay 895g BOG Muwaukee and st. Paui.: ed 445 “ Mil. and St, Paul pref.... 64% 64g 646 Ohio and Mississippl. 81% 31% 8136 New Jersey Ventral... ..106% 10036 106% Del., Lack. and Wes' 108 5% 108% 108% Union Pacific. + 88% 8856 88% G., G. and Ind. + By 82% B29 Western Union. + 19% 80 79% Atlantic and Pacific Tel.. 16% 16% 16% Pacific Mail % 4856 4856 Panama.. 1156 1163 The New York Gold, Stock and Cotton Ex- changes will be closed on Good Friday. Return of estimated weekly earnings of the Erie Railway :— 1874, Week ending March 23. $398,096 Previously reported... 3,379,341 Total since January 1. sachin 179 $3,778, tif Decrease ior the week eee + $38, 97: Decrease tor two months ‘and ‘two weeks., . rest] ‘The coupons due April 1 on the Central Pacitic Land Grants and the San Joaquin Valley branch bonds are veing paid by Fisk & Hatch, and those of the Southern Pacific at the office of the com- pany, No, 9 Nassau street. The possibility af a new issue of inconvertible paper Iregara with amazement and anxiety, and, in my judgment such an issue would be a detri- ment and a shame.—CHARLES SUMNER. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE. Wednesday, April 1-10 A. M., } Before Call. $90 she Obt & NW RR. Tus &M 8 BR, shs West Cn Tel 6 do. 804 Ses = SESSSSESLESEESEE Edes! | at 64%, new offering at 684; Virginia consols are | 50 @ 60%, deferred standing 10a 10%; old North | bonds sold at 883, and Toledo and Wabash consols | 4% paper I regard with amazement and anziety, and, | Apparently | | ing. 20), 20 0) 0: sou loo do. 100 do. 20) Chi & N tuo do. wo 00 200 20115 and 11:30 M. 1490 08 520, r '65,n.. } $500 U: i aa u $00 UB o-B0) ¢, 6, m.. 11984 48000 Us 6-20, 6, 120} Gu do... + HY: 2000 Us Sie 1040, 8. $2000 Missouri G's, 160) chs LS & MSR, 80 ooo w 8, bi, a ioe r. 2800) Tenn 6's, oid my 400 x0 ow a 100 10 ww bu 38 1000 400 . $8) 2oud 100 38, 100, m0 . 3 500 Er) > 100 800 ey 1000 1600 Bi Hoel ie 100 a: 56 200 Amer Lis 58 56 Woo SYO% We Rib css 1 ia} 70 do. {or a9 ™ “40. vee Te 40 1 .@ Ta 500 6) 100, 1067 BEEEUSELESE See P. M.—Before Call. 100ehs Chi & my Huns 3636 2 Ubi & RT RB, + 107 12 101 at ¥ ie: 5 o% 45 rc do... rr lwo a ‘39% 400 Mil & 100 Bos, H & Bt ii ot t Jo. io Onto'& Miss" HIE 20 do. 10000 Us el 26.0 Second Boardca P.M. ©, "BL... 11535 $00 unio & Ni 'éar Bt 6000Tol & Wabec.bo lvuy Bhs Wess U Lel.be ake aR a SKE el: SLStussgesersys sope e ed 165% rit aburg. a Quicksilver Chas a toy Quicasilver Dt. 34y a chi & N AY ‘bret, nag ete Wek dis” a ibe «Jer ¢ 106 @ 106: P a 415, a 1138 aw a 8: panty, 4 0 a OAS 3036 a a 129 arity es a Sy a 80 a 30% B38 The possibility af a new issue of inconvertibie paper Iregard with amazement and anziety, and, in my judgment, such an tssue would be a detri- ment anda shameé.—CHARLRS SUMNER, COMMERCIAL REPORT. es Cotton Dull and Unchanged —Flour Quiet—Wheat Lower—Corn and Oats Firmer—Pork and Lard Firmer—Sugar in Demand and Firm—Coffee Dull and Easy—Petroleum Active—Naval Stores Firm—Freights Firmer—Whiskey Un- | ¢: changed. WEDNESDAY, April 1—6 P. M, The trade movement was moderate to-day and commercial values were somewhat irregular. On ‘Change flour was quiet, but firm. Wheat was dull and lower. Corn and oats wore firmer; the latter were 1 speculative demand and brought de- cidedly better prices at the close than at the open- Whiskey was frm. Pork ana lard were de- cidedly firmer, but business was moderate. In the grocery market sugar attracted considerable atrention, but other commodities were dull, Cot- ton was neglected, but values were not mate- rially changed, either for spot or future delivery. Petroleum met with @ good demand, both nero ‘nd at Philadelphia. Frices were rather easier, but not materially changed. Spirita of turpentine was firmer during "Change hours, but closed about steady. Rosin ‘was quiet and unchanged. Freights were firmer, par- ticularly for berth accommodation. Corton on the spot was neglected and to an extent nominal, with « drooping tendency. “atures” ruled Inactive, without essential change in rates, We quow :— U; ma. WV.Orleans, Texas, Ordinar; 12% 12% Good ort 15 164 Strict good ordin 163 16 16 15-1 Low middii We 16% Middiing, .. uy a Good middiing’ wy 8 8 <The quotations are’ ased on cotton re Fanning {n quality not more tnan half Grade quod.” The sales were Consumption. Speculation tow ‘idan the sates tive ‘Last evening, eer are or Yelock—April, been a foliows 300 ac 16 5- » 100 at 16 3-160. ; ey 1,200 at 16 9-lve. 100) ative. ; September, 8) as 1740. greta, Saad Today up ‘to. three bo 4 April al 16 200 al BO § tbe., i at 16 7 at 6 bse mort notiee) at fe. (no notice at 17 1-320. Exchange— Rates on cotion were wi » ya ows by eall, le. Tininbay fi steam, Lge, ; sat 10. ‘0. i men. by f sail. KG To Liverdool 816d. be 113% | ‘ade’ above or below ine sail. The receipts were:— | Rew Orleans, 4.990; Mobile, 818; | charleston, 178) Wiminston. 243; ‘ork, To? Boston, 170: rhiladelphia, Tout in iz” hale ‘This day’ last week, [4 is day last year, 7.5 “Whe'markct remained dull (or all descr 34. by steam; S16d. b Gaiveston, 783, ‘balew; lorfoli. 3 Ut hot quotably lower. We ‘® sale of 30) bugs ol Rio, Mice “Taintor, rivate ‘terms. We quote :— ho, ordinary cap 4 ir rer se lots, | extreme e | Basie ie, gryse mats Zo, 8 20e.; Ue Be. wy W'Blrs Porta é. St Dom: Rico, Adee. & ata Rica, 24sgc-n Boge. | Mexican, ide. a 300-7 Savantia, eee Caracoa, Wc, w26c., gold, per ib., 0 and 9 mn ABD GRAIN. rabtepi peri ican: 9,455 bbls; wheat apa oat, Som, &3 ; Corn meal, O37 bbls. anc ; Owts, 47,950 bushels; Darley, 1,0 do.; rye, 506 ihe market for four was oor but firm, gon se ing a irifie better. The sepa ot Ince our Inding all Kinds, fogt up about 12,00) pbia. at prices thin the range of the subtoined pyatetons Cs rand meal al only in mouerate request, but 1 400 bbis., incluging Western, ‘at $4 @ sales were a Jersey at $4 sod ace at 34 W a $4 50, ones i We quote -— . 8 & a a 625 675 | 125 a 625 | a 675 | 800 Round hoop Ohi 6D Round hoop Ohi To | Family... 900 | Bt Louls, low exira a 70 | | Bt Louis, straight extra, a Bu | | St Louis, choice double extra. ate | St Louis, choice tantly all W | | California nal, | | go enertacce! fesse Per RSes' | ‘abo t $1 30 a r | ungraded spring, AB to arrive frst | halt April; $1.00 for ton, In store. Winter rhode hela rh $1 6 Yor red $1°7U tor ain 70a $19) a8 to quality for white. Corn was hn fair demand and arm fof pritke. Fhe sales agereyate about BLOW bushels, at Sle; a s¥o. for new mixed, with sales chiefly at cbc, a 87c. for good to prime, pic.'a We. | forcnr low of vid. touthera FeRow held at we, 4 9S, and do, white at 9c. a Onis, were wore aottve and idedly ‘higher, ‘closing at 90" a. Ode for Western Tine sales foot up about 5000 bushels, at Soc. a | Gc. for mixed and 6ic. a O3c. for white, good to choice. liye was Inacuve and held nominally at previous prices: Barley was dail aud nominal at 1 About 12.000 bushels were placed, at $1 83 for Calivornia and Fuxicurs.—Business to<lay has been moderate both in the line of berth ireights and charters, but rates were stomaler and decidedly firmer for grain Wecommodatons Dy vessels laid on 1th, “ihe engagements in- Gluae 10 Liverpool, by ston, 2408 busiels of grain i 8%4d., 000 bushels of corn at ‘dd. for di Lbs., 300 bales of nat 260 7-10. 10) bales of compressed do. ac ol “bacon at Boe. a 40s, closing at the latter Fate, and, by sail, 100 bales of cotton at 516d. und hhds. of tallow at 38. To London, by sail, 16,00 bushels ot wheat at Bl. ‘To Hamburg, b; charters were An’ Austrian bark aud Norwegiau bark, each Sud quariers of grain, hence to Cork ior or- ders to the United. Kingdom, ‘ Rossian bark, 48 tons, hence to & direct’ Balde port, with general cargo, at current rates; a British bark, from Philadel pis fo & Concinental ‘port, excluding Butch, with 4,050 bls. of refined petroleum, at 4s. 9d. Other charters tor petroleum were pendi loLassxs,—The inarket remained quiet, with trade confined to jobbing parcels We note ‘sales of E Fas. 2! of New Orleans at from 680. to i4c., We ote crop--Cuba, centritugal and mixed, 2c. a | clayed, jo, Masgovado, reining, do. do. & #0c. ; Porto Ric lish Islanua, 3u0.'a Soc. Now Orleans, Be. Naval Storss.—On ‘Change today, the market for spirits of turpentine opened at 6c. for merchantable | and under # good demand advanced to 47e., but ty closed ‘wt ‘The sales were :—250 bbls. bbls. wt 47c., and 100 bbls. Ne ras quiet but the At $2 40. $2.55. Sales 20 bls. at $2 20, S. strain ted. nd 0 small buls. at $2 63, “Tar was firm, with sales ret ported oF Wu pols, of Wilmington rope at "$3 10 and 100 bls. of thin do., delivered, at $3 25. Pxrnoukum.—he market for refined was active, with prices ruling a trifle caster. We heard ot sales of 15.40 bis. tor prompt delivery at 153c. a 1o%c. ; 5,500 bbls. tor | early May delivery av 164c., and 2,500 bbls. tor first halt | of July at 173¢c. ‘Crude ih bulk was somewhat casier and quiet; quoted nominally at Tic. a 74c. Caves and naphtha were held nominally the same. The Phila- delphia market was active and firm. The sales included, | | Sal ub. of relned, for early deitvery and 800 bbls. of | do, for last hall of April, both at Lie. + 5,000 bbls. trom the Ist to the Sth of May at 153c., 10,000" bbls. tor last hairot May, at bc, 6,000 bbls. each, frst and iast half of 15.00 Bois. tor Jane at 18i¢c., und late yester- day 140 bbls. tor do. aviée. ‘The Greck “markets were federally quiet but firm and quoted as follows: “retry. eum Centre, $170 a $1.75; Tidioute, $1 65 Rouseville, o $8: Titusville, $1824 8 $1 90; $1 (73g at U ill Ry 400, bis. ; PROVISIONS. —! ages; Cut meats, The market tor iness pork was fieady and the deman fair tor forward delivery, We beard 01 sales of 825 bbis. in a jobbing way at $16 75, pee 1,000 bbis. tor Aprii at | $ie'dand Low Ubls. for June at $16 9).. Bacon weedul but values were quoted nominally steady. We havo ouly to note & sale of 250 boxes of long clear, on privae | terns, quoted at 94c. Dressed hogs were somewhat | figmer under a better inquiry. clty quoted at tron Tic. & | Tee. for the range. | beef—The inquiry, was moder a and the market steady; saley in lots, ackages, at | Bi rices within the range of our quotations | Plain mess bole. $10 80 $1i 50; 18; pre mess tlerces, alan. snes dg, $25, anid %. In: $20 extra diau mess $30 50 a $32. Beet hams were quiet, but | | (Alues remained the ‘game ; quoted 18 @ $22 for South- | ern and $22 8 $25 jor rn; sales, 36 dbis. Cut meats | | | were only in light request, but the market was firm, We | bE | hoard of sales.of 20) amoked hams at Ie... 20) do. shoul. | ders attige., 50) pickled do. at 7igc., “wid foose pickled beiliss ou private veri.” Lara-Yor. West: ern the market ruled quiet but firm. We heard of salce of 2.20 eres for ApH at @X0. 8.9 18 Ma.» and LAN di for May at 9 16.16c. ain was quiet but firm, at jes farese af % at price. the stock this dave, In ya 3, fot up 61.20 bbls. of bbis. 1s old mess: of beet the stock foot t | Which 800118 old moss Butter and cede. wore | materially changed as 9 values, and the demaud was light and mainly for home requirements. | suGak,—The demand for raw sugar has been fair to- day, and the market firm on the basis of 7igc. a 7c. for fair'w good retining. We heard ot sales or 213 hhds. of | Ruuscovado at 73c. A73o ; 28 hhds. of Porto Rico at Tixc. 3 | S'bhas, of molawes sugar at 7}c., and 66) hhds. of cons trifugai at 8 11-16c. Late yesterday about 1,300 hhds. of | retining were placed at pices. within the Tange of our quotations. Re‘ined was in moderate demand and quoved sinee | at Yaa a 9%c. for standard “A's, lige. Luke. ed, powdered and granul ‘od We" quote. | Guba reaniag? interior. to cot Tic. 5, tail ee. tair i 74C. & Shee. 5 prime to choice, 8 hhds. and boxes, 8 to 13, 5c. a nds. and boxes, Siac. 8 Tigo, méladg, 8, Dutch sar sea Nos. 7 ote 10 to 2 tage Be, TS’ to 1s 8 f6't6' 18, q 9 is a ie Porto common to 6! Brocery, tatr to choice, Tic. & B34 reail—Duich standard, Nos 8 yo 12, 6 Dutch standard, Nos, 1) tora, 7 perior and extra Bic to good fair, Tic. Tage. good ‘preita rucery, fair to Coat ane ei centri c.'; molasses Giayed Boxe o Pe. ee SP $e ~' SE » 2 ce Nee Srior, ry Kiak Sotie Dusiness, consum. | Of siles of about 90 terces at 10'<c. ‘Tavtow—Was fir, and #0ld to the extent of 145,000 Ibs. at Tc. & 7% CO. | iismey —Receipta, $84, bbls, The demand was fair and the market steady. Sales 250 bbls. at DOMESTIO 10 MARKETS. ~Gatvestow, April 1, 1874. (eins light demand; good ordinary, 14%. ; ic. Net receipts 7%) bales. E-xporis—To iho Continent i; 9 France, 1,963; coastwise, 12, Sales, 1,000. Stock, iw Onimaws, April 1 1974 Cotton Asti fair demants middling.” isc. Net re- ceipts, 4,930 baies; gross, 5,068. Exports to the Conti. nent 987 Sales, 400; last evening, 210. Stock, BrLR, April 1, 1874 Cotton quiet a midaung, ibe" Ney resins, 516 pales; gross ports-to the continent, $4880} constwive’ 210. Sale, Cotton middling, Cotton quict and nominal; vena or kes cooate ‘otton quiet and nominal; middling jet recol| 3 fhe Continent, 142, | 1,235 bales; ‘ice 1431. Exports to Sales, 450° Stock, kuin, Cotton quiet; middlis Geena ee AS i naan a ‘ Net rece 1078 bates. Heporte to the Continent, 1,803) to France: | Ate br toch kam atoN, uf C., April 1, 1874. Spirite of turpentine quiet at dlc. Rosin, ay at $199 for aniued. | Crude turpentine steady ut $1 W for hurd tid $2 80 for yellow dip. Tar quict at $2. Oswxco, Anh 1. 1874. f L400 bbls, at 67 78, for No. 1 shee tbe amber winter, $925 for whit t 6 for double extra. Wheat quiet; sales o two fee iwaukee club at $1 66; prime white Canada | ca nat hg Shee het dar tots ats0c. Bar- in boited tor bo soe pay al, 60 Mititeed unchan, shorts, $25; abt 4 midalings, 328 er, tow hee ‘oad treignts— Boston, 51. ; w York: 40 to Albany, Burvato, April 1, 1874, ity tour hours Flour, 8,600 al 44,304 do, Nat 41,300 0 § xports—Wheat 10,400 bushels, corn, on HW) do, Flour quiet; W spring, 90 76 8 3 ere, $728 8 87 7 4 Keo No. ‘1 oink, Be ba vn Ce! No fdas swe Ghicao No. 2 spring, $1 83; red winter, $i 5 8 1 0; white wine ter, $1 60 Age Md ne PL ket: sales of 4, le at sen vats ready rowel 2 Western rela af, sary ‘aul; Canada, Ny i) *S $1 8. Weste: re nominal at 105. Barley malt feat nad, wa $y t0: Western, 1 Wa $2, Other articles neha DO, April 1, 1874, Flour dall and tachang na. mytT 1 white, Wabasti y ‘ot a Beant 8 ‘orn sre Michigan, Hikes 6: dba nl ‘and unehat ¢ euipts16,00F bushels & Sharon. Oats Cloverseed, yrae, do. corn; ae ° 1, HICAGO, April 1, 1874, Flour firm and in fair demand at uucnanged prices. rag 8 igir demand and lower at $14 tor No. i or No, ot or Apri DFO. SL AT. Corn stondy? at oh tA stor Ro 1m | spot and'Aprily Siro, May; now No. 2 mixed ew Faveoted, wie. nat meady at 4254c, “dor fo fo. at lo. a dle tahd upehanred oh Bea $i 8 tor Nod rit, $f 36 for No, Sdo, Fork active and highes at $15.6, spot or pei on 16, May. Lard steady abo lr 9 35, Bulk meats a ict and unchanged. a ‘he. rr shoulders, $815 a pas? middles, loose, 3 $5.95 m 88 3755, Ma: julet and unchanged. oy Recep ai mo, vole. flour, 63 do. oor oats, | Binh 2 on backs Shipments—7,00 bbls four, 62,000 bustiels wheat, 29,00 da. corn, 51,000 do. oats, 1,000 do. rye and 6,00) do.” barley. ‘The possibility of a new new issue af tnconvertiole paper I regard with amazement and anziety, and, tn my Judgment, such an issue would be a detri- men and a shame.—CHARLES SUMNER. ' BUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxvon Pronuce Manxer.—L —Lownos, April 1—Evening.— Calcutta linseed, 62s. Spirits turpentine opened at Sus. 9a! and cloged At ias, Gd. nda. Der CW. Livenroo, Propoce Market.—Liverroon, aprd l~ heat, 31, ie lo. cate Bhipmentaz4 000. eiget 3a | | cent, at the lowest market rates | cover the one | thenticated f | the Anglo-Dutch, viz: | the enormous value of the treasure. FINANCIAL. The possibility of a new issue of inconvertible paper | regard with amazement and anzxiety, and, | im my judgment, such an issue would be a detri- ment and @ shame,—CHARLES SUMNER. ASCs i aust BELMONT & CO. Bankers, 19 and 2] Nassau street, tapos trevellany’ cred ita, available in ali parts of the vrid, un ih ahs — Merare De Rothschild ni creuits aud telecraphic transfers ot forte, Europe and Havana. SLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS. 74 BROAD. AY. pBUY AND. SELL PRIVILEGES: ALSO ‘PRIVILEGES VON, “MEMBLIS OF “The OR RESPONBIBLE PARTIES, STOCK MADE JAINST APPROVED con OADNISHED. | EXPL. rH WRPRRENOES, MAILED LAPSLEY 4 BAZLEY, Th BR DEPOSIT COMPANY, 8 LIBERTY securiues, —TRADERS’ and their cor: A HAZARD & MONTAGUE, NO, 6 BROAD STRE + BROKERS IN STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES, S10CKs AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AGAINST PRIVILEGES. EXPLANATORY SROULARS WIiTt REFERENCES, MAILED AND QUOTATIONS SENT TO ANY ADDRESS. STOCK PRIVILEGES—$5) FOR W SHARES, $100 for JW shares ot any stock at lowest market Fates, my sate method of operating in stocks on limited ly explained in pauphiet dehvered free om RIDGE & C9. ‘Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wi ait ‘street, ‘New York. _ Aci HAMILTON & 0O., BROKERS IN. STOCK + Priviie for a “cali” on any stock signed by xchange. Hihe Wall Stones porter for this wees explains ow to operate, | Sent free. LW. HAMILTON & G0., 48 Broad sireet, New York. TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE and New Bowery.—Interest on money deposited How or on or before April 10 will date. from April. The surplus fund of this bank amounts to $197,759 23, or about 10 per cent over all tis habilines. HA. ARMISON HALL, President, Josxrn P. Cowrrn, Sec'y, Batuey, Treas’r. This bank witl remove on or about April 20 to its new Duilding, Bowery, corner Bond street. 35 members Stock T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIF& AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Securities; insurance of ail kinds elfecte { with best com- panies, J. J. HABRICH & (O., U7 Broadway, OTAL WAREHOUSE CO—CASH CAPITAL, 0).—Bankers and merchants; banking office, 29 Willian street, corner Exchange place: warehouses ‘Atlanue Dock Brookiyn. Cash advances made on first class securities on demand and time. Cash advances made on all kinds of merchandise stored in our own warehouses on favor sble terns, PAUL J. ARMOUR, Presiden JOSE F. NAVARRO. Viee President. JOMIN BAIRD, Second Vice President. FELICIANO LATABA, Third Vice President. Paul J. Armour, Wm. D. Bowerman, ©. H. Jose F. Navarro, Fellolang Hatasa, John Baird oo Murphy, Henr: \LAIMS THOROUGHLY PROSECUTED AND LITIGA- / tions conducted, without fees unless successful, by an experienced atto: excellent reierences. Sexd name ana address LAWYER, box 2,579 Post office. | $150.00( 5 FINANCIAL. Oe. DIME SAVINGS BANK, 3¥6 and 39% Canal street, corner of Laight serect. Six per cent \nverest paid. Asgels, over ten iilion dollare Surplus, seven hundred and afty thousand dollarm WE. HAVE TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN—UPON corre o rooklyn ty al to b good Mortgages at init raion, | AO {0 O8Y ____ SAWARD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street WAstED— $4,000 TO $5.00, ON FIRST MORTGAGE, on Michigan farms, tor five years, Address W. &- + Herald office. $1 000 WANTED—ON COND MORTGAGE, ON Long Island Property, worth doable 5: bonus. _ Address EDGAR C., box 139) 9 Herald office. $10. OOO FAXTED—ON, HRIOK STORES AND Lots: value, $30,000, and improving; no tax on mortgaxe; bondsman undoubted, - J. Slo WART, 31 Cedar street. FIRST MORTWAGE POR SALE—OM vacant lots in this oe worth Bee ear to ran: bondsman frst class; guarasy nan; no bonus ; THURSTON a Liberty tree gti CA crry PROPERTY? $125,000 Scoot Murtstvos aaiod” HARD V. HARNETT, al 98 111 Broadway, tom P, busoinent. TO LOAN ON OLTY FIRST MORT gages: no bonus $100.00) to loan oa erty and to buy Second Mot eRihts RENO & GOLDMAaI i Ning), 10 LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT- gage on improved real estate im this in eains of §. at and upwards, - CONREY, 164 Broadway, room 9. _ ry OF clty or Brooks, $200,000 7,:02351% ome et quired ; simple legal expenses. 0.) WEL, Tusarance Company, 1 ‘roadw $200. 10,000 ‘ookLy Dp Prope sums to suit, row (éxpress i $175. 000 TO LOAN OR BUY MORTOAG ES.—~ rath Seconds and Loaseholds pure Trost Werte ns chased eee wanted Stutaet and Ouausiloner ef Deeds for avery Site, Brondway. ¥ COPARTNERSHIPS, NB YORK, APRIL 1, 1974—THE FIRM OF W Keiser & Uo. is this day dissolved by, mutual com sent. Win. Keiser will collect all sponare dpe said frap and sign iu liguidation. WILLIAM 3, 1SER. EDWIN A’ REUBEN w KUBR. The business: rae ine continued under the firm name o Russell, Keiser & aay _____ BUSINESS. OPPORTUNITIES. The 4 possibility Or @ new issue or y inconvertioie paper Iregard with amazement and anxiety, and, in my judgment, such an issue would be a detr ment and a shame.—CHARLES SUMNER, N UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IY the Book and Stationery Business will be tound b addreming, with references, box 68) Washington, D. Th desiring to seli’ has been established many years has a larvo government patrouage. and ast year Tealized a profit of $15,000 over all expenses. STATE FUNDS ON HAND FOR FIRST MORTGAGES, $175,000 tor Second Mortgages: also welll located Lots with liberal loans. Call. M. PARPART, 906 and 908 thied avente. JOR SALE—TWO OR THREE SILVER MINING LOCA- Lions at prospectors’ bed rock prices; @ rare chance, Address MINE, box 191 Herald off JOR SALE—A FIRST NEW YORK OITY Al MORT- kaze, to run about five mouths, amount $4,500; no brokers and no bonus; only $50 lawyer's tees allowed. Address Al BONDSMAN, "Herald office. jOR SALE— strictly first class 18 Lot 10 per cent ity ayd County Bonds, Raliroad Bonds, City Railroad Stocks and other cholec Stocks and Bons paying 1U to 2) BERT. HL i” NIcoLAY & CO., No. 43 Pine street, New Yor, Investment securities our specialty 22 years | MORTGAGRS FOR SALE—AT 2) PER CENT $2.00, $2, $3,000 per N. B. IRST discount, tor $90), and $9,000. 5. MEcHaNtcs: AND TRADERS’ SAVINGS INSTITU. tion. No. 283 Powery, near Houston street. Deposits made now, or’ until April 10 imelusive, will | draw interest (rom April 1 Interest paid en all sums from $5 to $10,000. Shen tale from 10 4 Mto SP. M., and on Mondays and Wednesdays from, his LERED T, CONKLIN, President _Henny ©, Fister, + Souretar: ORTGAGES WANTED—CITY OR COUNTRY, LARGE | or small ‘eitydoans made without bonus. RUFT, No. 5 Pine s.reet, room 11. $10,000 OF FERED. —THE TOTICE TO CAPITALIST: vendid: with ood ‘shipping, wharves and 3 water powers ruuming through one end of the sald town, oiters a free grant of $17J00 to any manutaetur- ing company who will acquire those water powers and esablish a manufactory there, employing 200 persons; they will be exempt from municipal taxes tor 2) years, HE GALLEON TREASURE COMPANY. INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NW YORK. CAPITAL STOCK, $100 ok 7,50 SHARES OF $100 The immediate object of the organization of this com- any Is or acquiring and operating & coucession granted Spanish government-a copy of which, may seen ‘at the office of the company—giving the right to r nount of treasure known, by woll ai of history, to have been ‘sunk in th et of Spanish gaileons in the, Harbor of Vigo in Spain, in 170 ee detailed historical statement, covering all the facts in regard to the sinking of this tleet of galleons, may be obtained post or personally, at the office ot the compa tl perusal of this Pamphlet ts ured not Inormation of those dixpowed taxing, but as a matter of historical interest. Brietly outlived, these facts are as follows, viz. :— ‘The treasure coitained in the gaileons of 1702 was the accumulauon of four years, both ifEpie and private, aud estimated at a value of eighty millions of pieces of eight (each piece of eight being the equivalent of one piastre, or Spanish silver dollar). ‘This fleet of galleons, laded with the treasure, and convoyed oe @ French fleet of 3 line-of-battle le arrived in the aes of Vigo in Fee: tember, 1702 An attack was made by a combined An- glo-Dutch fleet on the Franco--panish fleet, with a view to the capture of the treasure, on the 2d’ of October, 1702. The success of the attack being imminent, the French and Spanish officers determined, rather than that the treasure should tall into the hands of the Anglo-Dutch, to burn and sink the galleons with the treasure in the harbor of Vigo; and in pursuance of this determination, 14 of the galleons with the treasure were sunk, the remaining nine falling into the possesston of four to the English and five to the the Engiish, the most valu. y the Monmouth—sunk at Dutch. Of the tour taken b; aple, viz.—the prize taken 2.500, $2700, $44 Coekckoer, NO. Hine etteat room tt | Jorporation of the town of Beauharnais, Province | in pamphlet torm, on application, éither by | to embark in the under. | be | Herald | With all the details of estimating, ae. : ‘Address W! thecntrance ofthe Bay of Vigo, from striking on asunken | rock, and the Dutch were compelled to abandon two of thetr prizes, bein leaving 17 out of the 23 galleons submerged. A comparatively small portion of coin, torming part of the treasure, had been landed at Vigo before the atiac! but the total value of treasur as near as can be ee ea mate. at not less than $37, ithe Raine end extetonrd: of the treasnte’ porng beyond doubt, the only question 1s the feasioility of its recover: Upon this feature of the project, thorough reliance Placed upon the opinion, or racher unqualified agsur- ances of Colonel John E. Gowen, the eminent American engineer, who, as is generally known, acquired a world wide reputation trom his extraordinary and unpreci o ited teat in raising theentire jap teet, consisting ot 1) ships and vessels ty war of all sizes, which were sunk ty the Kussiangin the harbor of Sevastopol daring we Crimean war, Col. Gowen, by a personal examination of the harbor of Vigo, has located and examined several of the galieons, their position and condition, and con- siders the raising of the treasure is a matter beyond the possibility of doubt, involving mo serious difculty, and unaccompanied by anyching like the labor attending the operation of raising the Russian fleet. Arrangements have been made with Col. Gowen, py which he is under engagement w take personal super- Vision of the recovery of the treasare thereto, and also undertakes to coutract aud Tapply ail the neceware mactinery and outtt, poly att is particularly requested to the report of Colonel Gowen made after his examination, and also his supplemental report, which throws additional hight upon the subject. The prominent features of the undertaking ai ‘irst, Second, ‘the ua doubted feasibility of its vecovery, Third, prompt and very large recuras ‘Of the capital stock, the Company give 4500 fall aa aid, for the purchase of the concession, leaving +A ares for the purpose of raising the requisite work~ ing, capital, and for h subscriptions are now invited. he capital lg be called up astollows:— 2% per cent 25 per cent Total 1s Der cen} Ttis toi jaining 28 per cont unless it should hereatter. be uisite, and then only on 80 days’ Woden, The 76 percent. wil’ pro- duce abundant funds for all contemplated requirements the eer ning 26 per cent being reserved for any col- tina ‘Applications for shares must be mado on forms obtain able by post,or In person. at the oftice of the Company, ‘Bankers of the Company, mark, DUNGAN, SHENMAN & corner of Naseat and Pine’ streets, New ‘ork and mast be accom| aoa nocommpacieg by the payment of $25 on cach share apy hibecriptions will receive priority as applied for. In the event, of no allotinent being made to ‘an ‘applicant Pe a deposit will be returned forthwith, without deduo- the 8,000 shares now offered are subseribed bscribers will be called together w nominate opted. after tare of Trustees. urse has been adopted after mature consideration, in vorder i ‘that parties investing in the en- terprise may Control the disposition of the capital and direct the management of the co company. ‘All moneys subscribed for stock will be patd by the subseribers direct to the bankers ot the company, Messrs, Duncan, Sherman same, and will be m held intact, subject only wo Board of Directors as abo the disposition ane Board of Directors a8 abov ma Termporary Sitioen, No. 17 ‘Nawaa street, New York. HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY T offers at par and & premium of one per cent (ot per gent). with soorusd is ned Ty Ro aT Constraction e repayment 1, eee ge the oftices in Now York. oe The outstandiny lance on its construction mot bt 1s about These ature Al - Le RANDOL istant fee ee RUST FUND TO LOAN ON NEW YORK OR Brooklyn Property, without bonus; Second and Leasehold Mortgages cashed. A. M. JOHNSON & BRO, No. 5 Dey atreeu we near Broad way. RUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- on New York improved Property; vate Te, preterred ; jone per Jont commiadton and avo: ney’s fees tor searcht title; d OX CEEN DER & le; second inoreges es cashon. LAURENCE, THE SARS DEPOSIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK, and 143 Broadway, FRANCIS H. JENKS, ine street. Bvening.—Svirite purventine, 335, ver owe Prestacntt kuafanteos for one year the safekeeping of $1,000 Coupon Bond for $1, United States Regisvered Bonds # coats ver $1.00, ‘and all matiers | 25 per cent | anable to extinguish the flames, thus | | | 83 e tire house; splendid location; smuil capital required of A -$2,20,$100 CAN BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY roel than in any business at the present timo aysiem fully explained by ecaliing or sending for o out pamphiet: tree, TUMBRIDGE & CO, Bankers 83 street, New York. AXY BUSINESS PERSON WITH 81,500 TO INVEST in the exclusive manu‘aciure of two staple articles, in constant demand by ladies and by ea a large), at 183 Nacsau street. "PARTNER WANTED-WITH $1,200 CASH, IN TED 4nd fine grocery business ; first class location ; che Fent; long lease; cash business ouly; investigation sired. 21S Second avenue. A PROFITABLE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS steel tools, &c., established 12 years, can be pur- Chased for $8,004 working caoltal required. $11,000. RIGGS, CARLETON & CO., 98 Broadway. A PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $10.00 TO 15,000, to engage in the manufacture of chemicals; the net $ Are iatge and in ments to any one seeking SAYRE complete order; great induce: ure cash busines HALSTED, 162 Broadway. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A BUSINESS man.—A first class Hotel ana Health Institution, with excellent mineral springs ot great curative proper- ties, is offered tor sale at a great bargain, or exchange tor kood city or nearby eae adn this delightful pi ia well known for its auty aud location unsar- Passed and easy of access; It allords reat inducements to any one seeKing a sate and prodiable cash business, of a partner would be taken. i SAYRE & HALSTED, 162 Broadway. PARTY WITH $3,000 OK $5,000 CASH MAY PUR. chase into a legitiinate business enterprise that will net a sure fortune; more than $100,000 already made by tormey owner, Address PROFESSOR, Her: Uptown Rranch office. N ENERGETIC MAN, WITH EXCELLENT REFER- ence, ma} yt an interest in a light, respectable, liberal; 38 eee bleed several years. Particulars CM ARDENBE RGHs, 1,241 Broadway y? PARTNER WANTED—WITH $60), IN A SPLEND'D Paying cash business. A fine opportunity for a man with smal capital; will bear thorough investigation, nat can, be increased to any extent Address SOLID, rald Uptow' LIVE MAN, WITH FROM $30) TO ‘0 $400, CAN SECURB an interest ina good paying in and out door mer- Chandise business. Apply at 66 Front street, Brooklyn. (CORARINERSHIP.—THY SUBSCRIBER DESIRES 4 Partner, either special or active, with $50,000, in the wholesale Grocery business. thorough grocer, hase large businesy dunuection and can fermisb the Pest reterences in New York. Address J. ., box 178 or He is a (OR BALE OR EXCHANGE—A VALUABLE PATENT Richt for one or more States. Adi with real name, D. N., Herald office WANT A PARTY WITH FROM 85,00 TO $10,000 TO join me in the second hand tascbiners tenant have large works now on hand, and wish to extend; the parties to control the funds Address BXPAND, Herald office, for one week. re WANT A STEADY MAN, WITH $30, IN A SAFE cash business, now Pita handsome pronts ‘ON & OO., 6M Broadway. IVERY STABLE FOR SALE—AT PLAINFIELD; 12 Horses, Carriages, Harness, £c.; good chance for mat ag terms easy. Address BVAS JONES, Plain- RINTING OFFICE HALF INTEREST FOR SALE— ‘About $30 cash required; balance on long time ani easy pa nee would tal Teal estate. dress LN- THONITY, Herald Brooklyn Brauch offic RINTING.—A_ THOROUGH JOB PRINTER, AT Dresent member of a large printing firm would enter into an arrangement with @ first c.ass house or @ sta- tioner desirous of establishing his own office ; is prepared to invest some capital and his entire services; familar aon induence trade. INDSOR, box 130 Herald vitice. ARTY WANTED—WITH A SMALL SUM PF MONEY, ina pasent article: a handsome return promised; address, with ho experiments; success without tail. real name, KOSS, Herald oftice. ARE oro ‘UNITY ship interest in first cli PURCHAS bar and restaurant’ ro Good party. Apply at 84 West Thirty tirst street = AND BLIND FACTORY AND PLAN! Se ig ae age Sane railroad depot, town, N. hare ior sale very lo’ ca able buyer, with ineaus, cantiave long iis sufloans bene large Dusiness, I H. 5. Wal. Ke, c Sooperstown, N. 10 PUBLISHERS.—A PRINTER G would connect himself with a party who could anes | ence Dusivess in establisning @ puper, Address 8. R., box 18) Herald ottice, $500 AND THE SERVICES OF 4 BUSINESS MAN 9) a» qual partner in a light manufacturing aud office business; bast paying business n the city, (2 Bowery, room 6. 700.imovast, in TNER WITH THiS UU. amount, to tare 2 old established Prod- n i Market. ce Provision aud Generai ‘Fonst, 49 Dey street. 00. A GENTLEMAN OR LaDY WANTED—AS 8 ‘artner n'a highly respectable and hent oflice business, w manaxe « departinent; Year profit to the proper, person; no experience neces- iy Riis, 346 Broadway, office 4. 00 Ternk8 Mac Ny ACTIVE OR SILENT 1. 0 4 cy 4 tat Ae ie oom te business, lary "53 its and ste: un eit eeuriut. Address GOLD AND SILVERS Herat office. ass 20.000 RAXTER<A LARGE MANUPACTUR. ing firm in the country, doing « regular Dusiness of $100,000 a Batt, Wishes a partner with @ capi. tal of $15,000 to $20, take charge of a store in thi city for the disposition of thelr goods, Address box 308 Post ofice, Vineland, N-J. tk siatanionsipiras BROOKLYN AFFAIRS, ARRESTS.—There were 2,050 arrests by the police during the month of March. TaxEs.—The receipts for taxes @mounted to $406,544 82, last ~month Prosrgot Panx.—The Park Commissioners in- tend to establish a “merry-go-round” in Prospect Park for the amusement of children. ATHIEP CAUGHT.—William Fox, ® young man, was arraigned and committed Ddefore Justice Morse yesterday on charge of stealing a qiamond Ting, Valued at $160, from the residence oi) Mrs. J. Musson, No. 156 Bergen street. i Foraery.—Justice Walsh yesterday committed Alexander W. Kobinson, @ negro, on charge of paving pasens & forged check for $62 on Mr. John 01 No, 156 Fulton street, about a year WANTED IN PutLapetrata.—Morgan E. Hamlin, who was arrested at the Brooklyn Post Office on Wednesday evening on charge of ety AP well known boarding house thie/, was deiphia yesterday, where the crimes are aleusi to to have been committed. REVENUE RESIGNATIONS, Mr. Alfred Vanderwerken, Deputy Collector of the Firat Collection district, United States Internal Revenue, who was recently tried and acquitted of the wat of conspiracy to ht An Rete es ment, in junction with John Lucien Hawley, has gendered his Pdentnena @ Collector Freeland, Mr. Hawley wij pend im hit resiguallon to-day to the Seregtary of the ‘Treag Urn