The New York Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1874, Page 11

* from the beginning.” FINANCIAL AND CONWERGLAL |: ~ = Wanted—Better Money and a More Solid Basis. PAPER NOT A STANDARD VALUE The Stock Market a Trifle More Steady---A Slight Rally. GREENBACKS 87 CENTS AND 9 MILLS. WALL STREET, Monpay, April 15—4 P. u} Whenever you make paper money without in- "trinsic value a legal tender gold will disappear from circulation. Whenever gold disappears public credit is depreciated, and people begin to distrust their government. The premium on coin 1s the Measure of their want of faith. Hence, tn the lan- guage of Mr. Morton, “the greenback was @ curse What we want is not papor money, but enterprise stimulated by better money. We want, as laborers, pay for @ day’s work that will not sbrink in value. We want o “money” Yepresented in Great Britain, Germany or france that will as weil mingle with the “money” represented in America, less the Price of exchange, and engage in the development ‘of our industries; for this is the currency that, like water, will find its level, and always maintain ‘the nighest standard that attaches to perfect ‘Wealth. We want a money that is not affected by the stamp and number of a printing press or the act of a Congress of demagogues. Paper promises cannot be a standard of value, though they may bridge a debt, cheat a laborer and fill the pockets ofa gambler. AN ENGLISH OPINION. A London morning journal, of recent date, dis- ‘Cussing our financial situation, uses the following ‘significant language :— There ia a large class of speculators and Gold Room operators whose interest is directly opposed Ba resumption; and the profound ignorance of the entury principles of economical sctence eer prevails in the United States enables those Antereated parties to persuade tue public that the country is benefited by keeping up prices and Diaintaining an abundance of money in circula- tuon. And thus we have the extraordinary spec- tacle of both houses of Uongress combining to undo the progress made by tie country since the ‘War towards gold payments. No doubt the growth of the Union in wealth and population will, in the course of a lew years, once more pbrin; it abreast of the position it now occupies, an ae, the government will be able to resume payments without serious loss alter a inger or shorter interval, according as the accu- ion of wealth is more or less rapid. But when thts point is reached there will, of course, | bio In arise a cry for inflation, which will necessa- be once more gratified, unless the economical eancatin of the people is very greatly improved, and, stili more, unless the corruption which now revalls is abated and the mode o: selecting mem- Ts of Congress and Cabinet Ministers ts entirely |. How, for example, can it be expected ‘that the financial interests of the country will be fernies towhen they are confided to men who ve never received a liberal education and whose only acquaintauce with financia! administration is Aerived trom the management of a shop tn a coun- try town or some such similar occupation? THE MONEY MARKET. . Money was steady to-day at 4 per cent on call. Discounts unchanged. Foreign exchange was Jower im the afternoon, and closed at 4.8434 for Prime bankers' sixty days’ sterling and 4.88 for demand. Greenbacks to-day were worth 83 a 87a 87 and 9 mills. THE GOLD MARKET. 20) do. WON YC & na tooo Chi Pi wo NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 187 ‘4.—QU. ADRUPLE SHEET. mien so @ 0.105% @Tol & Wab oquin bonds 68 Se en “Tila south lows tat in Clev & Tots Oley, P & A old bis “his THE STOCK MARKET opened steadily, and for the first half nour was Merely firm, then commenced to show strength, { and improved from 4 to 1% per cent, the leading | Jeature being Erie, which responded to the double Influence of better prices im London and mys- terious reports concerning the success of the President, who returned ‘rom Europe on the Abys- i sinia last night, and is understood to be already engaged upon a report describing the situation. leading features of the day in the rest The of the market were Union, Union Pacific, 76% tO 76%. Lake Pacitic Mail, Wabash, New York Central, Hannibal and St. Paciflc Mail advanced to 47%, Western Union trom ©, 0, and L C, went to 22%, Union Pacific to 37, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western advanced 1 per cent, St. Paul the samo; Northwest common ranged between 64% and 62%; Wabasb moved from 44% to 45%, Lake Shore from 15% | to 76%—the lowest being 76. Harlem touched 128 | and New York Central 9934. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest | » o and lowest prices of the day :— New York Harlem Erie .. Lake Shore. Wabash Northwestern Northwestern preferred. Rock island Central. St. Paul. Mil. and St. Paul preterred. a Ohio and Iai New Jersey Cent Dei., Lack. and Western. Union Pactfic ©., C, and Western Union... Atlantic and Pacift Pacitic Mail. Panama.. The earnings of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Kallway during the first week in April | were :— ao. ft 10) Pac M | 209 The sales of gold have been at 113%; a 113%, the D highest price of the day boing 115%. The rates Paid tor carrying were 3 and 2 per cent. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. 9902, 102 SOUTHERN SECURITIES AND BANK. No sales were reported in this department and Brices remain as heretolore quoted. im bank shares there was little or no business. THR FORRIGN MARKET. London advices state that the amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of Engiand on balance to-day is £10,000. At half-past jour the report was as follows:—Consols—Money, 92 9-16 a 92%; do., a@ccount, 92%; five-twenty bonds, 1865, 100% a 10034; do. do., 1867, 108%; ten-forty bonds, Wi a 20434; new fives, 104% @ 105; Erie, 32% a 33; New York Central, 83% a 89. The market for consols and American securities is reported quiet and steady. At two o’clock the report came that Erie shares were “firmer, at 32%, In consequence of an announcement ‘hat the directors intend to have the accounts of the company examined by inde- pendent ana unimpeachable auditors from London Previous to the declaration of dividends, &c., &c.” {o-morrow, the 14th, is ticket aay, and Wednes. Gay the setting day. In Paris rentes were 59.87. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The balances in the Treasury at the close of busi- Bess to-day were :— Currency... + $3,197,580 Special deposit of. ‘Terai ‘Venders for re demption of certificates of deposit.. 53,420,000 in. . + 87,360,684 inolud: + 35,652,200 Mutetanding legal tenders 382,000,000 ‘fhe internal revenue receipts to-day were $411,667. The customs receipts were $415,000. The Assiavant Treasurer to-day paid out $14,000 on ac count of interest and $1,500 in redemption of 5-20 bonds, GOVERNMENT SECURIT Government bonds closed quiet and firm at the | following qvotations:—United States currency ixes, 117 811744; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 11954 a 119%; Wo. do. do., coupons, 121'{ a 1213, ; do. five- twenties, 1862, registered, 11435 a 115; do. do. do., coupons, 1183; & 11834; do. do. 1864, registered, 116 116%; do. do. do., coupons, 119%{ a 120; do. do., 1865, Tegistered, 116 a 11634; do, do. do., coupons, 120% @ 121%; do. do.; 1865, new, registered, 118% a 119; do. do. do., coupons, 11934 a 11944 ; do. do., 1867, registered, 119% a 120; do. do. do., coupons, 120 120%; do. do., 1868, registered, 119% & 120; do. do. do., coupons, 119% a 120%; do. ten-forties, reg- istered, 114% 2115; do. do., coupons, 114% a 115; @o. fives, 1881, regiscered, 115% a 116; do. do. do., coupons, 115% a 116. BAILROAD BONDS were generally steady. First class securities in shia department, however, will always command for permanent investors fair prices, because they have been “weighed in the balance and not found ‘wanting.’ Temporary misfortune may affect their roads and earnings may diminish, but in the end they show themselves among the most trustworthy of American securities. To-day Upion Pacifics ‘were strong and in active demand, advancing from 87% to 88%. Chicago and Northwestern consoli- ‘dated gold bonds sold at 88%, Erie firsts at 105, Erie fourths at 973;, Michigan Central sevens at 985, New York Central firsts, coupon, at 1053, St. ‘Louis and Iron Mountain firsts at 95%, and Chesa- Peake and Ohio firsts at 55. The following were Clev, P & A new bds... 95 pews Mon & Tol bds. 98% Buft & Erie new bas. Baff & State line 7’: Lake Shore con Ist, ¢ Lake Shore con Ast, r Mich Cen con 7's, 1W2. ey v, ne m, 5's, hes convert. 005% Imp bonds. 99 a As New York Gen dix % New York Gen 6's, St P 7's, gol New York Con Os re ist’, New York Cen v's. a St P 2a m, Chi aN West. 4&N W interest bds 99 N Weoxt nk a NW Ast u on eo inion Pac | ne a chi Union Pac afte 10 (O's tne! By * n Pacific aw Paetie of Ni ix aw Pacine Rit ° ig 4 Lack & W Clev @ Pi s90X Lat lev & Pitts Kase x 2 Col, Chi & In: Essox Touls a ase: Alton & r cent, °75., Alton & T Hi 2 Rin? Tol, Poors # ‘ fol, Feo & War coh i Tolan Wa 8 700 shs vee Un Tel..s3 7 4000 J she West Un Tel, 00 % Pittsbu ® Pittsbu peal brie Bie ; 90 Us Say, 4500 US 5-20, ¢ L ©. big trade Highest, Lowest, 9036 98 128 127 87% $5 16% bo) 45 44% BAY 52% 70; 70 101 100% 89) 8936 42, 41% 60 69% 29% 29% 106% = 106 107% =: 108% 37 36 32 82 7 16 16 16 41M 48% m m MEMOBAN DUM, Monday, 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. $22000 US 5-20, r. 167, 50) US 5's, 10-40. F T5000 Us 5's, ¢, ‘81. 1uU0 Us 6's, cur P. M.—Before Call. 600 shs Chi & NW lak uy, day! lb 38130 iat a iret Board—10:30 A. M. $1000 Ch & Alt Ist m.. 10652 ‘S00 Bos, H & i Ist... 28 Lac D 6,0) Erie 4th m. 1000 Mich S South i000 be, L & W2d.be 3000 bn Pac RK Istm 8634 2000 Un Pac 10's, inc luo Amer ‘is Tel 400 West Un Tel. Rw do. 20) do do. Sue do 70 so. SONYC&H 14 Amer EX Co. 100 U 5 Express. . SZRESEETS sap S3 SaRESENAASSS BEE aS EESTESE, Es 3 100 shs ew i RR.bS 294 Pi 300 1am 5 1500 88 800 100 4) Chi 100 2) Ban $7000 US 5-20, ¢, 167. 8000 do. 2900 shs Krie RR. BH do Wo cr 100 Mil & 51 100 Del, La WR 300 Tol & Wab RR. 10 do.. Sh SALES AT THE NEW YORK 8TOOK EXCHANGE. April 13—10 A. M., Before Call, do aR 100 Mil & 1000 e ee do. 4 8t Jo BR ih §00 Gru ALOR bt pit stp jore, Western Joseph, | $39,241 80,688 + $8,602 } IRR RR 2P. boon ee * sets sakes % Hh 2) brie RK 100 Del, we West..t'¢ 106 200 200 bs me iw HO StL, GEN pt on ito Sv Ta be 1S 4 Mt W 4 C quar. 95 ty 20 iN EStJORR...b6 31 oO do. 31 io a, i we do. © 18 400 20) Ohio & Migs IED 6 ag $00. ©, C&TORR..be 32 1000 iw "ae Sag Aud $1000 Tenn @s, old.... 87% SO LS&MSRR. 8000 rie Ab sss 4s. 1G A | several cases prices were higher. a 62 635 a 676 67 a 7H GW a 6 62 a 675 675 w 800 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. 635 a 60 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. -7W a TH Family....... 7% a 900 Bt Louis, low extra + 650 a 700 St. Louis, straight ex! 70 a Bw St. Louis, choice doubie extra. 800 a 8h St. Louis, choice family. 88 allw Califorma Nominal, Rye tlour, fine to superfine. 40) a 560 Southern, No. 2, 400 a 500 | Southern, superfin 500 a 615 Southern, extra 6H) a 825 Southern, tamily 82 alw Corn meal 40 a 435 Corn meal, Jers 400 a 415 Corn meal, Brandywine. 1440 8 450 6H a 44 ‘= lw shs | S&4M SRR. 4 0 do. nee elke rin M Coa ‘et Un lel. a4 78% st SASSBS4I7 SSSS5S5: ER RT Paageaesys rs BkEg saatee SESSASASIVAIIALAAAAZ = Kee 400 aoe Min Ce Bou RB sEEEE 3.0 On Pac KR w CLOSING PRIOES—8 O'ULOOK PM 71M a ”% Uni & N iW pret. 7036 d der ¢ a Onia NL, Mil & St Yan M & St Paul p! toledo « Wad x Res, Un Tei. L&W Ohio & “Miss... Han & StJo. 4 vitisburg. Han & stJo pt (i 39 Ch. es W 1 U&TC., ie a B2Ng COMMERCIAL REPORT. UES Flour Firm—Wheat Higher—Corn Higher—Oats Firm—Pork Easier—Lard Drooping—“Spot” Cotton Neglected; ' “Future” Higher—Naval Stores Quiect— Petroleum Quiet—Sugar Steady—Coffee Quiet. Monpay, April 13—6 P. M. The markets were generally firm to-day, and in There was a fair movement in produce on ’Change, particu- larly in grain, which was wanted and freely taken jor export at betwer prices. Flour was frm and in fair demand. Wheat was in good demand, but transactions were restricted by the extreme views of holders, who demanded decidedly higher prices. Corn was in good demand and higher. Oats were firm. Whiskey was firmer. Pork was quiet and easier. Lard was easicr, both on the spot and for torward de- livery. The inquiry for cotton on the spot was limited, but no pressure to sell was noticeable and the market, though quiet, closeu steady. “Futures” advanced 1-16c, a ge. under a fairdemand and closed firm. A demand prevailed for both raw and refined sugar, and full prices were realized. Coffee was quiet but steady. In naval stores and petroleum there was but a limited amount of business. Corrsx.—The market for Rio, aside trom the usual busi- ness in Jobbing lots, was without activity, but the offer- ings to sell were at no concession in price. Mild coffees were steady without jobbing activity. The stock of Rio in the United states ‘sums up thus:—New York, 183372 bags; New Orleans, 5.308 bags; Hampton Roads, 8110 bags; Baltimore, 2),.259 bag: tal, 167,109 bags. We Rio Ordinary curgots, iee'a 1OMe-; IST do. ood do. , 2134c. : Carer prime fo.. ‘2e. Be *orrtenie range for. Tots, 130. a 32 6G) and 9 days’ crea oo fags mate, 350. aru gua 4 25, de bomitee: ies, a iio. Forte Heo, ‘ile’ 20° Gosti Rica, Sie. a 2e,; Mexican, fic. a 3c; Savanilia’ Me. a 2e.. gold, per Ib., 6) and Corron.—The market for cotton on the spot was inac- tive but steaay. We note sale made atter three P. M. bese need epee ert awe tated he’ basis of ing. on the’ Bren igen gaa asian fOr ey ng. Futures advanced 1- arm Lacan Urlande Alabama, N, Orleans, Tezas Ordinary. Good ordinary, 15% 15 15% Strict good ordinary. 18% 16 16 1655 Low middling 16 1654, Is 163 Middilng... ie + i 17 Good midai 18 ag 1B g- —The sales were : she Dae: otuedig Nice « 82) ito 45 Export. Gonsuni tion. ~ et 7 121 Speculation = 780 rs In transit. - 2 Totals. 639 an 1,556 —Included in the above are’ 18) bales to arrive. For'tu- tare delivery (basis low middling) the sales have been as er one o-elock -ADFiL, 2) . O00 at 16 19-32c, fe. I tee boat 7 20, sc. j Juiy, 100. at 17 We. Total ‘Today up to three’ P ae Fil, 300 rf \ 132e4, 100'at 18804, 1,000.0 16 SACLE Tete, 100, at ib Ae. a t 16 11-166. 1G 21-82c., 500 at 16 Li-16c. ; June, 30) at +78 Ibe ‘oat u! Mii aE UT S10. 700 de 1 Bde. 1400 at 7 S10) abl7 76.5 July, ay at bbe, ‘Ad nt a7 a7 , 200 at Tf degen 10) atl? 17-320 7, 13-160.” Total, 13,800 Dales. tirana ‘otal i) {e00' bales The receipts Galveston, 623 bales; New Orleans, 3.352; d S$; Savannah, 430; Charleston, 742; Wilming- tor, 140; Norfolk, 1,363; New York, 1,035; Boston, Philadeiphi ia, ‘otal, This aay last week! Dest this day last year’ 103% FLOUR AND URAIN.—Receipts—Flour, 16,259 bbis. 5 wheat, 62,800 bushels ; corn, 140,000 do. ; oats, '28,500 do. ‘The flout market ruled’ tirm under a moderate inquiry for ship- Ding grades, The, sales comprise 15,00) bbls. including | About 9,50 bbls. shipping extras, Hye flour sold to the | bbls. at steady prices and corn meal to the within the range of appended quoia- 2 a & & Wheat was scarce, iaitly active and higher. The sales were about 103,000 i at $1 56 a $1 60 tor ungraded Apringe $61 a 3162 for Minnesota, $L02 a 81.6) lor, Mil waukee in store and afloat, $1 6t a $1 66 for No. 1 in store and afloat, $1 70 ror red winter in store, $1 70 tor Canada white in bond. Corn was active and higher, with sales of 160,0W bushels at 86c. a Yic. tor new mixed and 0c. a Hie. tor yellow. Oats were firm. The sales ware 31,100 bushels, at 62c. a 65c, for mixed and ée. a 68. for white. We note sales of 5,600 bushels California barley on BK terms. A few cars rye were disposed of at $i 08a $1 10 per bushel. Freients,—There was only a limited business in the line of berth freights to-day, owing. in part, to the light m ply ot available room and the hardening rates. Ves- sels ior charter were in tair request and the market rather firmer, especially for those adapted to the wants Of the grain trade. fhe engagements were —To Liver, Pook, By steam, els wheat at Id., 1,200 oads bacon at Ha To London, by sath, 7.80 bushels wheat at Sigd. To Glasgow, by steam, 100 bales hair at 3. To Cardi, by steam, 8,000 bustels grain atgd. Yo Bremen, by sail, 3,000 boxes starch on private terms. To Hamburg, ii, 180 boxes tobacco at bs, To Stock- holm, by steam, 300 hhds. tallow at 47s. 6d. The charters comprise a, Norwegian ‘bark, hence, to Corn tor orders and United Kingdom, with 3,860 quarters crain at 6s. 6d. ; an Italian bark, with 3,60) quarters de., same voyage aid rater a writen svoainer Gr G60 tons’ reuistor wos Placed on berth for & xeneral cargo to Liverpoo!, and hels grain were said to have been engaged at iti. Norwegian bark, hence to Cronstadt, with 3,400 bbls. etroleum at ds. 9. ; 44 German Kiet hence to Bremen, with 5,400 bbis, retined do. at 4s. K1., and a German bark of 80 tons register, trom City Point or Riehmon a full cargo of tobacco on ritish bark from Philadelphin to 4,000 bbls. refined pecroleum at the, © nt 5s, 64,, tu ta or Mowas , art trom a small Jobbing business there rat no movement in the molasses market. The follow- fgnetetions are wad taxed extent ry in. ew Cro) ja, centrifagal ai chet § 80, clayed, Se.\ do, mugsovi tote ee, cae: ‘ioc. do: New Orleans, 6c. wurmengiae cup tinge Yexy Galat Cu a fags 'n B00, avai eae her reas | at adout 45c, for merchantable lots. Sales 60 bbls. t se, | and 15 do, at io, Stra:ned rosin has been a trifle more | ee ir, at $2 00. } 6,000 bbis., spot, supply and} ay at ge. af a ha Xi prices within t iness, DbIS., do., perees. tra do., for Head bat th fotton firs middling, 1694 Great Br ‘Britain, 49,922, dling, 10% recet Bri coast’ 198, 13. bale: Cotton firm ; Exports—To th 39% Stock, 44, middling ceipts, 74 bee for strained. tor yellow dip, bed penny: 13d do. dull jsales of rye, DI do. ‘é Go $7 25 red winter. Corn highe! Se. We: ern at $1 56; Fa 50; no outs, $16 8 30 a $17 oat, Shipmen 3 $16 25 J rye and 4 UGusT B | panies. | A. application. surplus fund wa ‘ACOB V. 10 Ny A “SPECIAL sole ¢ Iecting, p: Company. California, enutt tions of the proved Maret | Francisco ts pleas interest in Unive of the par value. ik | oni By breasttast bacon. tor, especially soo st ‘at $2 05; 570 do. in the beiter grades there was a moderate | Mand, and sales re | 2x 1 at $3 7: nge, ‘The market on ‘Change to-day was firm, but the demand lunited. The only salerepor | Bases quiei bet ew THC. advices from th Genoraliy soadior markels” Guotd at Eroleun ” Gente. ‘sh'8 ‘ 43, Parker’ 's. an arely stead, Spo he ish anléeot ‘S00 eaty- pot quoted at Dbkxe. a ty in an, om quoted ot ot and 6,000 Ibs. bellies, loose, 12 Ibs a i. acon Was dull at 9c. for shoft clear and’ cyte for demand, at Dec. @ 9 9-160. dered 08, crushed, and 1040. wal, No a. Now, Broke. vas * Javi was fair to prime out of town at"? nominally at 7 13-160. ‘Wuisker.—Receiy but quiet. ‘Sales, bbls. alcohol at be. DOMESTIC MJ MARKETS, good demand; good ordina ¥ 4,787 Cotton firm, good demand ; ‘good ordinary, 2 bales: 948. Sales, 2,500 Gotton, amict and frm; middling. 166, & Exports coustwise, 1s middling, 16'4c ie Continent, 2,177; coastwise, 1,901. Cotton quiet and stend 1,778; coastwise, 1,098. Sales, Suv. spirits of turpentine quiet at 4 Crude Eee ies} Cir goa $2 for bard, $3 1 80 ed in small bbls. eales | do., at $270, and 150 do. je. ported of 250 bbls. No. 2 at Tar aud pitch quiet and vd without M ¥ 4 about 2c. Naphtoa in lignt Crude was inactive put firmly for bulk and Ue. a 110. in slipping a were of bit 175.0 $1 BY Po- Htusviiter $1 9° Ol City. and At Fhiladeiphia the warket ‘at the lower price. 1,297 bbls; beet, 5 pack- . 199 bois. and Lie es and io ke o market fe pork was we We note sales of 250 bbis. new mess April, at $1675. 250 bbls, do., May, at $16 79; and 25) bbis. do., June, ‘at $17, Dressed hogs Thee rm, closing at HS per Ib. tor Western. Bee! te Has been a tir jotbtaw Radleceeae nega steady prices. Sales in lots 50 packages at ids ag of the pilowinn 54 igtren gi a ped extra do. rim ;India do., do. $24 ae aad ox" Beer tay were quiet, but steady at $18 for Southern and ‘estern. Cut meats The market waa fon feiarn teed pas sreab, closing a te }-16c. per ib. for Westo with sales. ot ierces ‘April at 10 1 I6o. a 034 ind 1.260 tinrces May at ‘a tos. bd clieese were uitchanged (a all particulars, Biter —The jobblug trade wat tale ‘ani thee market steady. 8) tlerces of Carolina at 7ige, a 8 aaa 8 of pe pnangn at at7’ Tge-; also 500 ba: son pal was itt quote: sl a M. suppl ot stronger ant + a mae apne and id good demand ; sales of 50 tierces No. 1 at 9 1 do., off grade, at Ibe, and 0 do. prime at Me. ; ‘clioice quoted at Lge. a 1 Sucar.—The demaah for raw sugar was fair and prices eee Sate. bile’ eles were 863 hhds. Muscovado at $ centrifugal within this range, ‘ivate te! ww poe ovado at 7e., and yuxar was aedy, with etait for “A, co. tor pow: for gi nulated. We Ouba—Refinis inferior to common, 6}gc. a to good fair: 74c. j, Rood, to prime, rat fe. grocery, fair 10 good, Sige. prime 4, cholo, Sue. a, b74 iri nh Now 8 to 8, Ber a Bsc-% tholassen, lids. ‘und boxes, Be, Thelado, 4c. a 74 Brazil—Daten Dutch standard, #40. Manila—Superior and extra Sales 116,000 tbs, Te. ; city quoted fs to-day. 6% bbla. Market firmer, bbls, at 952c., 100 bbls, at Iie. and 5) $60. fe firmer, but quiet, ~~ Gatwuston, April 13, 174. t receipts, bales. Coastwise, S04, ‘Sules, 3,000, New Ortxans, April 13, 1874. middling, 153,¢. ; low mid- dice. ; ordinary, L Not Kro: to the Con it Mt, 2,77 ; to last evening, Monte, April 13, 1874, Net receipts, 843 Stock, Savannam, April 18.1 Net receipts, 83) bales. Sales, nox, April 18,1874, 6c + unt Iie. good ordina ye, ‘Grows 879, Exporm—to Ureat Britain, ©. April 13, 1874, Rosin tirm’; $190 Wiraincron, ‘Tar steady at $1 sales of 1,600 bbis. 5 tor am $5 for double exteat sales of 2,500 bushels white Canada at $1 75a $1 50 No, Milwaukee club at $1 lots, at $1 55a $1 5; 1 B00 bushels ay As. meal, $1 65 for bolted and $ Muitiged unchanged: shorts Ontke $25 per ton. to New York, 0c. ; to Albany, Dustiels wheat, i,138,0W0 feet of lu:nber. Grain in store, not including barley he Wheat, 5327 bushels: aS; Tinporis. for the "last Dbis. ; wheat, 29.524 bushel: eas, OW do. Exports-Wheat, do. | oats, 23,101 do. ; barley, 3,393 do, ‘Western spring $675, ba ood, demand: spriiig.at $1 fe jauoted, Milwaukee No. Doe pbatigy malt firm $! 95. ham: flour, 10,000 bushels wheat, 000 MO! Bankers 19-u1d at Nassau street, issue travellers’ credits, available In all parts of the world, through the T REASONABLE RATES— MONEY “UN LIF Endowment Insurance Policies, morte | Securities; Insurance of all Kinds eltected STOCK PRIVILEGES for 10) shares of any stock at lowest marke’ The only safe method of oR yaiaph capltal fully explained im pamphtet: Bankers and Brokers, AW W, HAMILTON & CO, « lere Brokers. 48 Broad street, New Yor! Gauls, Straddies and Stock Exchange, for sule at market ra and sold on commission. explains how to operate TLANTIO SAVIN | aud New Bowe now oF on OF Derore Ap t 10 per cent over all its abilities, wen P. CowrEr, Se ALLY, nk will remove on or about Apri! 20 to its ‘Tew Bowery, corner Bond street. A & 2,000 AND $3,500 Also large Mortgages City Property worth dounle D. WYCKOFF & RAPSLEY, i: RAZLE REAL evo! overal estates selling, Femting. « taxes, insurance and remitting funds, de sires to add one or two more to sum charged and nocommissions. References and secu- rity tarnished. Address SPECIAL, Park Fire Insurance city and county ot San Franci: Sealea Proposais will be Caty and County Treasure: Wednesday od Bidders Will state the rate purchase said bonds, payable in United States go. Each bid must be accompanied by ten per cent of the amount bid tor, either by certified check or in gold com. No bid will be considered if at less than ninety per cent Proposals to be endorsed, die!” Oswxeo, April 13, 1874. t’ $7 75 for No. 2 r Winter, $9 25 for white winter, Wheat in moderate demand} 66, 1,200.do. do., in car Corn 400 do. do. at $1 55, afloat. Barley quiet. 60 for unbolted + shipstiufs, $26; mid: Railroad treights—Flour, to Boston, . Receipts—8,000 er cw! Burrato, April 13, 1874. ld by maltste: oats, do. fort: is corn, 54 800 do. ; oats, 27,300 bushels: corn, Flour quiet; Auf 5 a $1 75 $8 25; 5 50) $9. Whe shes of A000 bushela Milvaukee No. 1 spring, s 1 Sts white winter, $1 60 a $! sales of 5,000 bushels a Se the AA at bushels high mixed at 2 ma held. at S3c-_ Barley e Canada, No. 2'Western’in. the market, Cars duis Batley quiets sale of st. a $100; Western No.3 Rye nommalt Canada, $1 I's) a $1 90; West. Provisions Mess pork, $17; short @ 13c.; shoulders, sc. a 9¢. 5 Torxpo, April 13,1874. Flour firm and in fair demand. Wheat firm and in fair rqdemand No. 1 white Michigan, $1 58: No.2? do., $1 63; amber ‘uetigan. $1 49 a $1 4932 » May; "No, 2red Sora steady high Pibtea® eosge!, wpot: Boices May 70 je, June ; old, 736.5 low ‘e934c.; no. rade. 63: be, Oats frm atid in tit demand at 543ge, for No. tt O04 Sle. for No. 2, Clover weed $6 20. 30, Theceipis—¥,000| bi. do, corn and 4,000 bois four, 7,600 bushels’ wheat Cxicaao, April 13, 1874, in fair demand and 37,000 do. corn. Beet! Meee Ca sehen . heed and highe: ieee aus ring: $1 2336 for No. 2 do... spot Mand Agritt $1.25 May Vat June; Xo. 3 do. 1084 & $1 20: ray 1.” ‘Corn firm and in talr Hand salen of Noo ® mixed at Gige. oath, Goyer May, 664c. June; new No. 2 mixed, (6le; a GLMC.: relected, old, 6i3go,; new, 59¢c. a Oats steady at 435;0. tor No, 2, spot; Sore, May ; retected: fie, Rye tte: . for Barley firm and in fair dem: fair ih 70 for Mos “aspring. Pork steady at cae cash, itd une. Lard steady at $9 65 cash or May; No sales. Whiskey ; to Buffalo offer- $0,000 29,1 Bu00 di Shipments: 15.000 bois. four, 6, barley. TRoo bushels wheat, 22000 do.carm 1400 do. outs, Sb rye and 3,000 do. barley. NT & 0 Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents. ‘Also commercial credits aud telegraphic transfers of money on Calitornia, ‘Hurope and Havana. AND ages and other with best com- HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway, —$50 FOR 0 SHARE in stocks on limited jaliglivered tree on RIDGE & CO., 9 Wait me oi New Yor! STOCK AND reads,” drawn by merabers of the Stocks bought “The Wall Street Reporter” mailed tree to any address. GAM SQUARE cHat interest on money an toes 20 will date. fi The is bank amounts to $i Nay or about HARRISON HALL, Pres tent. >. D. Ba tT BE shed on improved first class legal rates onty. On OF and 65 Broadway, STATE AG) NT, h A fixed present list NITY AND COUNTY TREASU RY, San Franci: PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS co, March 24, 1874 of the etved at the office of the , Aprit 29, 1874, at o'clock, noon, for the purchase of @2) one hundred and twenty-five Bondy, the sate being a pe ad to be tssued by ae of le ci au ay f 8. L. sullivan, Park Commissioners, rtion of 25) bonds the Legisiature ¢ “AN act Concerning certa: ‘ ud county of San Francisco, S74, and pon the written. requisition F. Butterworth and William Alvord, ated March 16, is74, aut Said Bonds will be of the denomination of $1,000 each, payable in thirty years trom the Ist of Apry. Interest at the raie of six per cent per anntin irom the goth day of April, 1874; interest on the Ist of October and Ist_or cipal and interest payable in United States gold coin, und In. this city and county. The faith ana credit of the ctty and county Us74, with parable semiannually preach year. Prin. f San ud ed for the payment of principal States gold coin. san they will nt at whictt ein Ut fos gold culn. Proposals for Park. Im- gail ASHINCRY, AudltOr. ty Uni deasurer, ric i6c.; beet tongues, $6 per dozen. Lard in ‘tierces, ldc.; tubs and kegs, 10lge. ther articles unchanged. i | | | co, \OMMERCIAL. 000, 000-—Ontiee, warehouses, AUantic 1 made on first class security FINANCIAL. 4 WARENOUsE CO—UASE CAPITAL, 29 William street, corner Ex- roowlyn, on demand kinds of mer- e on all chandise ‘stored tn our own warehouses or cousigued to Uson fvorgble terns, Jos Punictay Paul J. Armor, Jose B Navarro, Join Baird, ‘A. XECUTOR'S Fi 4 on New York no bonus: ‘OR, OX STATE FUN $175,000 tor Se: E with liveral loans. Call, ALWAYS HA York city Mort; sir TO BORRO' Mou ors K. McHARG, second or leasehold Mortgaves. 10 LOAN—$1,500, ON REAL ESTATE, witout 1 torest, for an $20 weekly. Heruid office. UNDS RI gage, in this city, in sums to suit; 8. HINMA K SAYER TRUST FUNDS TO LO. ars, upon city or Brooklyn pri for purchase ot Secoiid and Leasehold $30.000 by $50.000 § ineipals only apply to POMER BROTHER: Warren stree: Thomas Murph: * NEY —PLENTY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUI Cedar street, Passport Agent and missioner of "Deeds tor every State. k! iy $1 Address, with particulars, GeO e Ww. | gage, New York city tmproved Property, term of years, in Loc of $10,000, $9,020, J. ARMOUR, President Fr. way ARRO, Vice President cond Vice Pr {ANG 'LAtANA, Third Vice President Wm. D. Bowerman, G. 1. Delamater, Feliciano staan, Juan J, Jova, Henry B, Hyde. ‘BIN, Superintendent of Warehouses. eretary. UNQS TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, cit first clas, Real Betate, for tive also Building Loans, Principa's address 1,241 Yost otties. adent. ON HAND POR FIRST MORTGAC ES, cond Morusayes: also well located Lots 6 and 908 Third avenue. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Kes, without bouns. Principals de- OR INVED? appl HL. GRANT, as to Exchange place, — oR Rr Fos iH outdoor situation that wi or | TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- no ¢ FOR, FIVE ‘operty; also money Id Mortgages. RD & LEAVITT, 56 ‘0 LOA I street, .N BOND AND MOR 8,000 and $5,000; . B. HAYDN, 47 William street, N GOLD TO LOAN ON BOND portzaze at six per cent Interest in AND | id. 0. 4} $: 50.000 No better securit to SMITE & BROTHER, 1) $90.000 valuable unimpro: $225,000 Property, in sums to sult. Second Mortgages and tease. ges cashed, ALLENDER Mortgage $2. 50.0 000 tis city, Brookiy Ventohester county on bond CONRE adway, room 9. $400.00 Real Estate, No bonus required. Montauk Insurance Comp VOPAR’ WANTED—ON SECOND pred ° ‘g proper NERSHIP_ MORTGAGE, | ot three years, on Broadway Property. | can be offered, Apply to A, P. + Broadw ‘OR INVESTM F | 4 mortgages on mproved and. | Walt street. St FUNDS ON NOND AND mortgage in New York city improved & LAURENCE, 20 Pine street. LOAN—ON TO LOAN— New York. Broo! SUIT, ON iciester FOR THE TRANSAC ON OF A | general Insurance Business in the city of New York and elsowhere, ‘i be- tween John A. Bi ner the name and title of John A. Bockwith « M.D. HE OOPARTNERSHIP between the undersigned, in I the firm name of Rothstein 'B; solved py mutual HER: consent. New Yor, April U, 1874. MEY OHARLES } Koppel Rothstein and Meyer Rothstein prnaitd in the They will pay and collect all debts, business. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. i DISTILLER, RECTIFIER AND of foreign wines, brandies, whiskey: NUPACTURE rums, R gins, ditiers, French Uquors: 3) years’ practice; ‘owns vill prove an ‘Acquisition toa, houwe with tacill- orders isalary no obsect. Add VER ees 189 Herald Uptown Branch offi MAN, WITH $400, TO TAKE HALF AN IN- terest ina produce commission business: also one h $1000, on salary. |Full particulars of Ww. 0. 5 tion. ~Adaress A. business.—V at | Gemand ior saie cheap; terms to suit. over store. NG MA T $5! some legitimate business witich will boar investiga fy Herald office. Bf NCE T aluable SHED » Ih great 922 Broadway, —$50 TO $100 CAN BE INVESTED 9 in stocks th aysiem fully exp pamphlet: tree, street, New Yor! 3 RE nany business at the present time; ed by calling or sending for our MBRIDGH & CO., Bankers 39 Wall WANTED-—WIT hau 1d OM $10,000 TO ENE ‘Hl $is000, to engage in the manufacture of chemicals; works in fine oraer and rye ts Ii EB & HA ange. ‘ED, 162 Broadwa; SAYRI RARE CH Produce SI A ANCK.—FOR SALE, tore, including Stock 4 FRED, AND on hand, n Horses, Truck, a delivery Wagon, Harness, Fixtures, o2 situated in oné of the best localities in Brooklyn ; saits- tactory reasons given. Apply in store 494 Fulton ‘street, Brooklyn, A A. ess for sate 91 Liberty street, N ACTIVE lars_can has RARE OPPORTUNITY. Jew thouaand dollars can purchase a aver Mine or & Part thercot it applied for “‘quick.” large returns‘certain. offt HALF INTEREST IN A WELL PAYING BUS: PARTY HAVING A eae Address NINERS ox ld 19h cheap; paid last year $5,000. Oall at room MAN WITH A FEW HUNDRED DOL. ve equal partnership tm a long estab. lished, excellent business clearing some thousands of collars BaROH 4G A turers and invent dian market, “GENTLEMA’ York Post office. Pe investigate. 241 in the city, would be ha: Address, where, epplicante ay be seen, A. Particulars at HAR- | Broadway. N FROM CANADA, NOW STAYING urac- ora of hovelticn suitable tor. the Cana, re for three days, stating goods and W. B., box 614 New PARTY HA of a good opportunity how ihaking between $20) and in city; satist C,H. ADAMS, VING $3,500 TO INVEST CAN HEAR to Cy first class Business, per month; location tocy , rensons even for selling. Address 3 Broadway, rootn 16, F° iron beams, by use of which t percent. Apply street, Boston, Mass. GOR SALE—AN House Furni: take a special Partner who bas invest from $5,000, to whom fair percentage. Branch offic F JRNITURE combination ture in one; a country : E ALF in 1859, given. Please ca WANT A R RB SALE—THREE VALUABL! fi the rigiits sacrificed. B ft PATENTS FOR jolsts and rafters for fireproof bulldings, he cost of iron work can be reduced toW. H. LUMMUS, Architect, 4 State ESTABLISHED CROCKERY AND ishing Store on a leading avenue; word Eat i) to is offered t ‘an opportan 0, ‘Address CROCKERY, Herald Uptown | EN. AND OTHERS.—A W PATE crib and cradle; two articles of furnt- rand success; the only patent in this Call on or adaress REED INTEREST RSs F: LISH F paying $700 per month; full explanation Hl at 48 Broad street, room 22. MAN AS PARTNER IN A ELIABLE wholesale produce commsssion business, well estab- lished; large list WA! it kill ture a staple tigation invited. dD. Poultr welll of shippers: now paying Mw 7 Broadwi ORTON & Co. 6 NTED—WITH_ $300 TO $500, H and Vegetable market, and meat it oo to 8.00 chickens during Summer. i araole in ere deinand : closest inves- P. JENKINS & CO. 42 Canal street. SUE NCE TO SP Slant 83,000 capital Bridgeport, Conn. MAKE A FORTUNE WITH ONLY Address A. W. WEBSTER & MPO CAPITALISTS—A VALUABLE PATENT FOR sale; something new, which can be put to universal use. Address IN HE CONTROLLING INTEREST ID Manutacturing Business to an honorable part, $15,000; the good: trade of which energy VENTOR, stauion A. with 8 are sold for cash to Al housss, the can be largely increased by Aa little { profits are about 25 percent; to the right man everything Will be made satisfactory ; the present. [ro- prietor desires to yess R, box m Vaxtep—a PARTNER, OR WOULD SELI particulars Ww retain an interest. For inwrview ad- | Herald office. FOR | Broad: inquire at drug store No. AN TDs PARTNER WITH $10.00) TO $15,000, “IN that will ws ANTED—TO ny respectable | tered. Address MANU Wat Pr, Herald office. u in infiaens Address Ws rig Ro. office business one who hai ‘er une ‘ord jouse, corner Fou 3 or $50, $50,000. profits 60 p ning haar WAL. CBGE Sy, facturing business which will double the capital iB timesa year: capital required $5,000. Address M. B, M. BL, they can character and ject without the man. OR 4 MEN OUT OF EMPLO: LEM half interest ina ple tog $200 per-month, Call at J,266 Bi tablished, legitimate and paying business bear rigid investigation. TER. PRISE, Herald office. Address’ INVEST, FROM $10.00 TO $25,000, IN | business; manufacturing pre- | ACTOR, Herala office. | ARUNER, TO START A NEW MANU. OF A PARTY ;RVIOES wHo B ce Capital tor & manutacturing com. Herald office. AN WITH CASH CAPITAL OF FROM | B00 to take charge of a light, Inerativ desirable nd censily conducted by inary business capaci Gary; second street, i ENT, HAVING $25 rth avenue and Fort, may call at Dede's Restaurant, Fe Hudson strects, Hoboken, un aPM wt Call from 10 4. UAMES i” WARD. WITH $300 CAN SKC K sant nay business pay AY —PARTNER WANTED, AT ONCE, IN A | unknown tirst cl ihe bsinons np Grit classstaple, wholcaale manutactar- | te petition; sales in every ‘¥ Si aa he a" hcund: | a8 Well round those whose 1i A souND | | 1338. bk. h REAL ESTATE, | The Superior Character of New York Realty as an Investment. -——— CURRENT TRANSACTIONS. Important Sale of West Side Property. There is no subject of larger interest to the aver- age New Yorker than that of reai estate values ia this city and county, as there is nothing in which can be more readily seen a reflection of the country’s prosperity than suck values. Occupying pre-eminently the position of the metropolitan centre of this aggregation of commonwealtns, aet by the mere accident of geographical location, or through tae preference of mere political condi- tions, it has come to be recognized as THE CAPITAL OF TH COUNTRY through 1:8 larger and treer cosmopolitan growtt of thought and instinct, through its higver cultiva j tton of art and science and literature, through its grander appreciation of talent in these several departments, and its more generous and unseo- tional recognition of the same; through 1s broader application of the elegancies of life to dally use, or to sum up, its higher estuewe culture than prevails cisewhere, quite independent of its superior claims in @ Merial senae. Te 18 admitted even by its rivals to be THE GREAT CITY OF THE CONTINENT, the foremost community of the New World, When the struggling Ure of genius iirst begins to warm into Ife and purpose him who possesses ib, it here that comprehension and reward 18 sought, When the labor of years, whether it ve of brain or arm, has accumulated the means of a dignified ease In the decline of ile, whether that means has been acquired in the corn flelds of the'West or the cotton elds of the South, within the sound of the whirr of New England muitl wheels or amid the giant scenery of some distant gold State, New York woos to her stately tomes the successaiut of every State, and wraps the mantle of her charity labor has had less ‘vin Maine to Cali jortuuate results, All Jornia, do homage to THK IMPERIAL DIGNITY OF THIS GREAT METROPOLIS. What wonder is it, thea, that real estate owners cherish the tdea of the superior qualsy of New York real estate values? There is not @ spike driven in the construction of any railroad through- | out the country buc What contrioutes to thas | value—notan acre of ymgin soil won to cultivae | tion, not an ear of corn, not a seal of wheat nor a poa of cotton grown in the Unit tates that does | Bot pay toli here, ‘The mills of New Kngland, the | COUtOD gins oF tne South anid the crushing mac aines | of Nevada and ldaho, as well as the varied indus- | trial bum of the Pacitte > have their echo 1 our busy Streets. Here is THE AVEX OF AMERICAN GROWTH, American enterprise and American cultivation, 18 | i8 not surprising, therelore, as has been said be- alike, tes, all | fore here, to find owners of real estat | notwitustanding the prevailing dutness, col fident of ‘the maintenance - of real estate Values, Whether speculative or permanent, as | somerning which, whatever may be the result of | temporary conditions, are always sound, always | stable and always appreciative in the NandS of those who have the avility—that is, the financial | strengti—to disregard ephemeral tides of reces- sion that vecur irom tume to time, merely to mark, as it were, the force of the regular dow; that is when an interval of dulness finds certain WEAK HOLDER unab e to carry over to the next season of activity heavy ourdens with which they nad injudiciously loaded themselves, and they consequently compelled to .orce 4 sale at lower figures or suffer foreclosure. ‘he last lew months las been just such @ season of dulness, m which the transac: tions were mainly the resuit of foreclosures. When: We sali have reached the end of these, and the property, which in the hands of these weak capitalists was always tremoling on the verge of & sacrifice, has passed into strong hands, the imar- ket will be the better tor tt, and will be prepared | fora new departure. And that this will not be long there are already indications in the INORKASED OFFERING OF MONEY TO LOAN ON BRAT. ESTATE, which would seem to prove that much previously employed in that way, as been recently released and 18 now seeking fresh imvestment. Anotner healthy sign of recurring activity, should the re- sult prove propitious, is to be found in the an- nouncement of a sale ol twenty-eight lots situate variously on the Grand Boulevard and Sixty-ninch street, Tenth avenue, Seventy-sixth and Seventy- seventh streets, ioe Four lots on east side of Grand Boulevard, beginning at southeast corner of Sixty-ninth street, iour lots on Sixty-math street, adjoining, and twenty lows on the west end of the block bounded by tenth avenue, Seventy- sixth and Seventy-seventu streets. ‘he above all choice property, the BOULEVARD LOTS, being of extra size, ranging from 32 feet 6 inches | front and 161 feet 8 inches on sixty- Beg and 28 ieet 11 inches rear, to 25 feet front, 100 Zz 103g snenes southern boundary and ~ feet 2% inches rear. fbe Boulevard here is mpletely Muished and Sixty-eighth and Sixty-ninen streets curbed and gutiered. In regard to the other sete Tenth avenue is curbed, guttered and seventy-sixth and sSeventy-seventh streets noe Sixty per cent of the purchase money Will be | na mitted to remain on bond and mortgage. property i8 annoanced for sale by the oven, R. Ae Witenaue, one of our largest real estate owners, who has accumulated a large fortune aa withous ‘he circum- investments in New York real esta’ reserve or limitation of any Kind. stances of this offering, its promise of AN ABSOLUTS SALB, and the peculiar conditions surrounding the market at the present time, ail combine to make it an object of especial interest, Lt is looked torward to im many respects as affording an ‘Opporstinew for am absolute test of the murket at this tume, and al- though there is In this anticipation much of exag- geration, a8 even a failure here would have, alter | all, only a limited relation to property elsewhere, | there beihg always special conditions effecting | particutar property, yet much toterest is felt im | it because of the many circumstances that give it = | representative character. It i8 certain to be largely attended, and while the result may require CAREFUL ANALYSIS in order to determine the precise extent of ite teachings in respect to other property, tt is stile certain to (urnisi mach instruction. The bulk of the otwer sales announced jor the coming week are | either by order or a referee or executor, in parta- | tion, or foreclosure. and this is clearly cercain to be the feature ol the week’s business. | ‘The week opened yesterday upon a fair attend- ance at the Exchauge Salesrooms, although the offerings were light and free of any special im | terest | THE SOLID CHARACTER OF REAL ESTA’ investment, however, in a city like New York, en- | joying the spectal privileges which New York en- joys, always brings a fair proportion of interested | dealers around any sale thai is known to be Dona Jide, if the market 1s active they congregate to ‘avail themselves of any opportunity that may present itsell to join in the flood of the tide ana share in the profit of its onward flow; if tt ts duit they seek chances to pick up @ nice piece of ; ertyat a low figure, well knowing that the in- | evitable course of events in the New York real | estate marcet will guarantee them | A PROFIT SOONKR OR LATER. , Ot course there may be exceptions to this rule, | such are needed to prove it, but they take color from surrounding local conditions and are beyond | the government of any general rule. But this tact stands out prominentiy in the front of real estate investment in this city and county, that where | capital has gone boldly in and invested it has, un- less under pecullar accidental circumstances, al- Ways met atull return. Where property on thiv island has been sold at a sacrifice upon its jormer price 16 has always been under circumstances Which lorced & sale either because of the weak- ness Of the holaer or some other accidental con- dition, They who bought and were able to hold— that is—bought on sufficient capital to justify their purchase, have invariably reabzed a profit. The lolowing are the particulars o} YESTERDAY'S SALES. BLEECKEK, SON AND Waren, No, 456 W. 2ist at.. 1. s., 180.ft. 78 wi Gorton +++ $16,400 ge tid in the t's 8 Ts ‘tenement h = a = & Mth st., ayteheted ae lot 16, Lipman, pli... nw! 240 B. Freh st, 2e dward Smith... BKOORLYN PROPERTY—UY R. and plot of ground Fulto ton and Elm place, piot 125x488: Ka No. 240 H. and ‘Wx6r i. of 24 a between Fi ward Smith POLICE ‘SOUP IN IN BROOKLYN. Captain Campbell, who has performed excellent service in relieving the mecessities of the deserv- ing poor of the Tenth police precinct during the winter, will close his kitchen to-morrow evening, after Which time the neeay must look elsewhel for food, Since the opening of the kitchen $0,000 people have been ted, ccenchijiniehaniioessiotsiicill HIT ON THE HEAD, Thomas’ Cane, aged twenty-three, of 336 East Thirty- sixth street, was struck on the head yester- day morning and dangerously wounded by some rsons 0} ite No. 231 Mott s street. foxroated. a He was in! 6 time and got ito a dine cussion with some otter men. men. ‘The pol of the pat Precinek removed pim rrr