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

| | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The President’s Veto Favorably Received Abroad. ——____. THE VOICE OF $1,000,000,000! Wall Street. Magnates Un- settled and Depressed. DECLINE IN GOLD. Railroad Bonds and Government Secu- rities Steady. Wain Srezsr, } THURSDAY, Sori 23—6 P.M, ‘The effect of the President’s veto has been sharply manifest. What it has done in the stock and other markets will be seen in the reports ‘Whien follow. These influences may be only tem- porary and specuMtive; but it is gratifying to know that the voice of the commercial centres of Europe is in accord with that which has spoken in Washington, Itis in Europe that we are meas- ured on a gold basis. Every step that we take in the direction of gold payments, whether they be of home or foreign debt, is there naturally hailed ‘With satisfaction, because indicative of a real na- tional strength, which, though heretofore per- ‘verted, now bids fair to be used in the wholesome @ischarge of all our national obligations, Inflation ‘was ag much feared in Europe as it hasbeen by a Jarge community in America, and THE PLUCK OF THE PRESIDENT, in antagonizing the views of his Western constit- uents and standing firmly by his early recom- mendations, has unquestionably increased the con- Mdence with which our bonds will everywhere abroad be regarded, and will Induce increased in- Vestments in American securities, The bankers of London, Paris, Amsterdam—tin fact, of all cities thronghout the Continent—have but one thought on the subject, and that is that the President, in Planting himself on a great principle, has per- formed an act that will redound to the financial and commercial credit of the country. THE MONEY MARKET. Money was in good demand during the day and ‘temporarily commanded 7 per cent on call, but later was easier and closed at4and 5 per cent, The shrinkage of values which has recently taken place has led toa shifting of loans and an unset- tiing of the money market. Foreign exchange closed up quiet and firm at 4.85% @ 4.86 lor prime bankers’ sixty days’ sterling, and 4.88) a 4.88% lor demand, . THE GOLD MARKET ‘Was unfavorably affected by the President's veto. The price deciined from 113 to 112%, the principal. business 01 the day being done at the latter Ngure, There is reason to believe, however, that prices will not long stay at this point, inasmuch as the 1st of May usually superinduces preparations for the payment of foreign interest, and brings up the question whether or not we shall be compelled to ship gold. The market 1s now very nearly on the edge of the shipping point. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGR BANK. Gold baiances., Carrency balances. Groas clearances. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency balances. Gold exchanges. Gold balances, . The carrying rates were 3, 33, 4, 2% 1 flat, and Anally 3 per cent. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The balances ‘in the United States Treasury at the close of the day were:—Currency, $2,229,811 ; special deposita of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of deposit, $56,060,000; coin, $89,627,841; including coin certificates, $36,180,400; outatanding legal tenders, $382,000,000. The cus- toms receipta to-day were $255,000; from internal Tevenue, $355,208. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $30,000 on account of interest, and $45,000 in redemption of five-twenty bones. “tne Treasury accepted the $1,000,000 of gold bid for to-day at 112.25 a 112.89, GOVERNMENT BONDS showed # slight decline, and the market closed weak at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 116% a 116%; do, do., 1881, regis- tered, 1193 a 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 121 a 121%; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 114% a 116; do. do., do., coupon, 118 a 11834; do. do., 1864, Tegistered, 116 a 11634; do. do., do., coupon, 119% a 120; do. do, 1865, registered, 116 a 116%; do. five- twenties, 1865, coupon, 12034 @ 12134; do. do., new, Yegistered, 118% @ 118%; do. do., 1865, coupon, 119 @ 119% ; do. do., 1867, registered, 119% a 11934; do. do,, do., coupon, 1867, 119% 120%; do. do., 1868, registered, 11934 a 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 119 a 12034 ; do., ten-forties, registered, 114% a 114%; do. do., coupon, 114% a 114%; do. fives, 1881, reg- istered, 114% @ 115; do. do,, coupon, 115% a 116%. BANK SHARES, The following were the latest bids:—America, 161; American Bxehange, 109; Bankers and Brokers’ Assoctation, 90; City, 200; Corn Ex- change, 120; Fourth National, 10644; Gallatin Na- tional, 130; Irving, 124; Manhattan, 143; Mechan- ies’, 180; Mechanics and fraders’, 130; Merchants’, 120; Merchants’ Exchange, 1051{; Metropolitan, 180; Nassau, 109; New York, 126; Nimth National, 100; North America, 90; Park, 143; veople’s, 140; Republic, 106%; Shoe and Leather, 150; State of New York, 108; Union, 140, RAILROAD BONDS, The principal dealings were in the Pacific mort- gages, which sold at 94 @ 944 Jor Central, plain; 103 for Central State aid bonds, 85 a 853, for Union Pacific firsts, 79% a 79% for iand grants and 853 for incomes, Chicago and Northwestern consoli- dated gold bonds advanced to 853, The following bia the latest bids :— Mieh South 7 p c, 24 m.102 Mich ro & Nt) eit pene 2 ma esi ve ron “rd Clev & voi st. oy ors i hore wiv bas.. Lake Shore con Ist, ( Lake phore con Ist, r. dua were Ge, en Os Te. ot tk Gen ws sub. vi, cre Tove) EES! R7's, 2d in, Hud & i ry am, “7. Gat 100, Harlem 7's, Ist m, ¢ Chi & Z + 9336 Boeie tiveonss 36 ist 4 ben Bel Task Con Pac i aid’ oe. 102 Morris S76 lorris errs. tw ihe ist m.: itp Ene Ger ets ry m. fj "i n & im, pret Lon bee! Tol & Wab Ist m, 1D aig B Toledo & Wabash Ya m, Toierto & Wab con ¢. Gt Western Ist m, Great West 2d m, '98. Ill & South Lowa Ist m 34! SOUTHERN SECURITIES. ‘These were dull and without important change- Missouri sixes sold at 96 and Tennessee new at 84, ‘The following were the latest bids:—Missour, #iXes, 95; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 91; do., Asylum or University, 90; Tennessee sixes, old, 84; @0., do., ex coupon, 64; do, new, 84; do., do., ex coupon, 64%; do., new series, 65; Virginia sixes, consolidated, 60; North Carolia sixes, North Caroling Railroad, January and July, 35; do., do., Off, do., 28; do., do,, off, April and October, 28; South Carolina sixes, 20: do., January and July, 7; do., Fund Act 1866, 15; Texas tens, 1876, 86. THE STOCK MARKET. ‘The stock market to-day was greatly unsettled, the tendency being still downward. This was es- pecially the case towards the close, when the lowest quotations were made, Northwest common show- ing @ decline of 444 per cent from the highest point; Western Union, Wabash and St. vaul com- mon, 3% a 4per cent, and Rock Isiand, Northwest preferred, Union Pacific, Hannibal ana St. Joseph and Pacific Mail, 1% to 3% per cent, New York Goutal Lake Share, Objo% Cu 0 and I, C., Dela- J SEBPSBER, ware, Lactawanna ana Western and Atlantic and Pacific preferred showed & decline of over 1 per cent. Not @ little long stock was thrown on the market im consequence of the low prices that have been touched, and it is not too much to say that there 1s a genera) feeling of depresston and uncertainty. Western Union opened at 72%, sold down to 6844. and closed at 68%. Pacific Mall fell off from 41 to 89 a 39%. Erie moved from 24 to 35/4, and closed t34%. Lake Shore dropped from 75 to 73%, the closing price. Wabash declined to 38 a 38%, North- west common went from 47}, down to 48, the pre- ferred stock from 65% to 63; St. Paul irom 38 to 34%, Union Pacific from 38} to 3044; ©., 0. and L C, irom 223 to 21; Western Union from 7234 to 684; Pacific mail from 41 to 3934. ‘the foregoing figures sbow the weakness of the market, and illustrate the heavy selling process tha has taken place during the day, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :—~ SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGB. Thursday, Ay April 22-10 A. M., 400 sti West Un Tel... 72% 120 ge eo Ws 1000. di it ~ go, iy mm 2 io bud 89% wa 2. 500 ae 10) et 10 10 do. 703 1800 ae 80 4 20 do, 2000 d 100 do. 160 do. 700 do. mw do do. ma 10 Pac MSs do. di 4 a do. do. do. do. a do. a do: a a SEut SSSESESSEECESEESESECSEESES e ‘y IY it Ey, id a 0. 3 ac NYC AH KRR... i do, 33. x a ar 7 : ie $2! 82 a 333 3B ‘Bai 3 $3090 US Os, c, "Bl.n.. 000 UB Sa, °65, n- aS me 3000 Aib'& burg Iain. 108 600) CaN We a @dbds 8 we ws :. = Be 6000, : Wh 8000 76 2000 0s 5 sh 10934 43 Del nz 3 am as 100 U 8 Express. 4 100 Wells-Fargo Ex.be 77 10.0 & Fittequar..be 81 1) Pac M oo a iy : 200 400 300 4 200 200 ito 300 403 300 bY ~ ry 0 © ito do. Prd 100° West Un nt qu a V 703 70 : 703 70 70 EEK SESE: mast pazae Se Ssorsres ee ‘od SES PROUT HE Tenn Ky 65 RR 1 1) 040. ieotahet ia ae ‘SESSESESSELST ESE: 0 lanwlana iki cD SRESSESESE: SEEEEE BES 2 eSSEseeese@seses: SSSSSSesssSeseec’ EE Bia, 2 = ‘Bz SESEESEE: 5 2 4 E ESBSUSSSESSSsBEse BeeSeelSrse: US5-20,¢,'€5,n.bo 9: finn! Uses, 4elsbn be ig! ‘irst Board—10:30 A. M. br batts @MBSRR.. 7% Bu septtetis # SSSESSSEELESE: ee See 2 eoc0a, So SSSESSSSSSSESEESUESSLES STEEERBERE = 4 e J ve 2500 US.5's, 10-40, 000 US (Ros car, Second Board—1 P. M. Puls Ms RR. 74 436 100 Pa: Ses = SE8z se =S 88s! 2 4 - z NEW YO R M0shs StL&KO RR Bnie RR. 4 SSLESES ESR SSsaa~ ort ON NBRATONAGRARS rs as oon 85: ss SBN oy cS di de SS ve e336: i? as: do. do. Wo. ae ao. ka oto hasdaene SGEEESUSESSE SESE ECECESELESERCECE "se SR Seseses eas F pupeeceenseee: nace th $3 MBE EAOEReREREDERS: = SORRRRR Bl tetttatd ES BcSaeseneaoas B ®SS a appt Sterskse ze a EY wegausees si ae 2 = 2 i esecegeses SSEBSE. Onis RIRR: ao. 100 MI Bb 500 L oo is on z a: ao aes 40 7 io E 12130 800 West Un 1 800 do. Ine do. é 0 do. “ 100 a W! a“ wo “4 ood 400 ery Ww do. n 287 nd do. n is ae: 70% 90 | 7 rt . luo. a 70% o 4 ae By 0 do, p ‘ SEEECESESESSSSEESCECSE 0 0. jy 100 Lb 1400 do. 400 do, im ae, 2 : y do. “0 ‘id onto i fa 2 no io 4 ny a & 8 a9 100 0 a aw 20 Erie pre 300 100 Rock Islan: eu BO do. . 60. 4 800 do. 10.0 100 do. 8 iy 2 i ao £09 453-0 Fr fm to 20 ‘ ao 10 Jo 4056 100. 400 . 40% 1300 40) 40% 100 Pr oF 100 . 89% 100 too % is 400 Pa ios in 1: lou 100 38 loo lw tet} BNSTSSeSssssss SELES! 5 SRersaracesseretessi SSS SEES HATE EEE a Bs BES RRR EES SRSSS aegte 30 20 20) 9 100 1600 800 100 109 B00 200 90 an 20) lo 0 Pr 0 R 100 100 eal luv 10) 87% 300 0 33 10). ¥, NH & Hi 100 ¢ Se 300 Han & st Jo Rit. Z bo] ‘i %. a 183 264g 300 18 Mone N wai. Pat ie 2:30 to 3 P. M. 200 she West Union Tel 70%; 20shs Del, L& WER. 105 uo. 4 WW Un Pac KR. we 13 00 Hm 12,0 mn ET) 3 1100 3 31 eeee: oe sarees sae EUESCeEEEBAgEtEEESSEEEEE S ; Ve ou yon 4 8 | 3 600 3 3000 500 20u 10) $00 100 au U0 sete ei xsd D*9DY sopneganeegvasensesegs antes eqenseer ys Ss a idegietay = SS: aR ESERESSSESSS: eae e ole a z w 9G Bese c ABED EPEESY RES RS SESS Cotton on the Spot Dull—“Fatures” 1s160. » 1-8c. Lower=Flour Dall a: Easier—Wheat and Oorn Lower Oats Firmer=Pork and Lard Lower— Spirits Turpentine Unsettled and De- cidedly Lower—Rosin Quict—Tar Nomi- nal—Petroleam Steady, but Quict— Coffee Quiet—Suagar Steady. THuRsDAY, April 23—6 P. M. ‘The Presidential veto of the Inflation bill was succeeded by @ material decline in the gold premium, in view of which the merchandise mar- kets were ansettied and values in many instances rendered nominal. Most commodities were ad- versely affected, but in some the speculative move- ment, which had been inaugurated in the conf- dent expectation that the Inflation bill would .Tecéive the sanction of the President, nad acquired such headway and s:rength that but a slight decline ‘was experienced. Nevertheless, speculation re- ceived a decided check, and forward sales were invariably on a lower basis, Values ®hat had in Many cases been carried up materially on the simple belief of a larger discrepancy between the currency and gold were rendered mérely nominal, and even though the decline was but slight the reaction was generally regarded as hardly set in as yet, and « further decline was looked for. But, on the other hand, many commodities remained auigt and comparatively steady with a legitimate business tm progress. At the | Produce Exchange there was no little irregularity. Flour wae dull and heavy. Wheat was dull, Irregular and decidedly lower for all except strictly prime sam- ples, whieh were very scarce. Corn was lessactive and | declined. Oats were scarce and full as firm as yesterday. was in di mapnd end d vd: . Pork and weg, et lecide: By pth ane a duction, a wore 4 a decline of Tice. were without Mmatarsal vuriations, wi sacs “gn rees under ta ained ned raion ba ots inthe cchareeoaies eusder Peirole eee in, but holders generally ‘Tew ‘CORTERato was without tivity; 350 ton! r Goat eget 75 bags Rio, | Baan fasobbiie parcels wap mode ‘he stock | ts mo, Finelude ro ,000 bags and a | eee 15) white os Pe cB ye at ue thands ha at of J near auot | 1 inte tar: tota isige. id. per it ib a i aud 2 “days cr. pve S : yg ee acs ow «igor a age a Bice, Salen: wae stge. for hich Metres, INE, a a Tea, ea 2 | ie. tet fo. 5 Bo for iid Michigan "att 8 Ze.; Curacoa, 18e. a he spot, was gn of sale at ‘pe market for future deliveries ae dail ata closing Weak under continued pressure to well. te Dae wh 238) ing 193 —The quotations are asta on cotton in store ranniny 10. ‘Romi | quality (notes tan wergeeu Mey Fork dull and wassitica ed ato mina demand tair and Bays ea inea re for fF anoulders Bor tetéie’ delivery isiae te ie Very aay Lister —Last event ay, 20 at 16 81-8. , HW at 1715 32c., 30 ‘e Seats emer iy ee 13-6 * hor oviey 3618 ar Iostize. onotice ttt Sen), B00 at au 1oiS hee Jan eI | Bbc. itt IP iste, ib at Ie nee Page Ganaber: 10 at Tisgen, 100 ue ie ca ‘rand tora 19,000 6 Bie Sree a saat ie, HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. Perret s |, $3 for yellow dip and $3 00 for virgin. Tar eee ete to fnoata i to eer ae mes 12—18,000: bushels ‘wheat, 7,000 feet of tuber. BUFFALO, brie lh ay y, | bole ‘areal sat Dislae or 10) dar on ees tise ro tH cera, s or ak ea tWie i amar arte BB. Aaa = by rd track, A ed tw ae ‘du rao, ae ee nomigal iy di 2 oi walt roe fs ‘ower at neat ae a aber i er erat Other ‘aa unchanges, sist rh No. whe ws aH he $1 5 do. is Wheat, 31 {i acorn ‘and 3,000 do. oat Curcaa0, 7 let and g unghaored. BY ry ‘mi? demand agape 1, 26 iN i 93 Rapes a su: i No. o: a 64540. jane; > ejected, a a axe. Oa : Wotet “ax aA 0. ca weak at Wyo a ase" for spot, 46) Wie, May: rejected, Het aor 7 Pg he es, Bye as ash and ‘unchanged ‘inal, at jecline recove! Fy tor wine. $1648 15.0 $16 : quiet anon loose: mali dice in fair Ruttee ie a. isk pm id ey steady at corp, era ranean Loxpox Propvcr Mangur.—L Be yaa April 23—Even- -—Comnmon rosin, 78, 3d. per cwt __BINANCIAL, Avatar & BELMONT ry “Co., Bankers, 19 and 2) Nassau stree issue travellers’ cred; ble in all rts the world, through the * Svallable in ‘parts ot Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents. Also commercial credits aud telegraphic transfers ot money on Vsliforuia, kurope and Havana. O43; ‘bis tay laut Weel fel nas ae erie? Nota, 7a ba -HOCe |} epee 8, 4 bbls, | jcrtane oats, rt Becurities; insurance of all kin Lear barley, gel mare ag 8 Hi T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Poli plorigeges and other 1s effected with best com- ABRICH & 0O., 117 Broadway, —8TOCK AND GOLD PAILEGRS 01m FOR 100 shares, 30 days: for Double Priv- iteges, 100 shares, 30 ‘anyat $50 for’s' $10,000 gold; all on meuibers ot the xchange; bought “and seid dn com. Minion exclusively. Call qu otations. HA A ir explanatory circular and RD & MONTAGUE, Ko. 6 Broad st. —8TOCK PRIVILEGES 950 FoR 2 SHARES, BL » for }00 shares ot any stock at lowest market The only safe method ot rf ne ating in’ ste stocks on limited fully explained dehvered free on cs soot ston. pa MBRIDOS & 00., Sankers and Brokers, 89 Wall street, New York. “FIRST CUABS SECOND MORTGAGE FOR $80,000, Will ve sold at a large discount. Address box 3,683 Post office, New RE Louls, Shoes ‘double extra Bi kale choice family, flour. southern, No. 2. Southern, extra. Sout Sora mesh, Western Depeseae manatee! Hoots saan eee Panes eOeuusecec Saubsesee Sseeesransanss ee Carn reel, rent Caloric... lSckeeRoss SreseseeauRana a and 2c. a Sc. lower on the commoner sorts, Which were freely offered, but prime Milwaukee yas soarce and held tirm, the market clowng at about a$l Sales were about 72,00 a 1 6Q tor ungraded Iowa and Minnesota spring and s 53 a $1 55 tor No. 2 Chicago #1 wpring. eh wasls ic. lower. |The sales comprise 185,000 y cletly ag Bic, rate under # Yair” demand, © etd ler a tair demand, wi Gle. w te. tor mixed and 64: tw were dull, but pehare as paid for a al ead terse ae Acres Kentucky, $4 proved Furnace Wondtanes at g ue ato. mis. Haneous Lands and Mineral P ‘eu also’ also’ approved Lots of Western and other city, ‘county, els, | white. yfiyeand mo bushel w: with’ rates” showing "zo ioelded Vessels tor churter were in tair e deinand wes promptly met, and the market at closed weak aud rather easier tor ves: japted to the wi The engagemonws, wore s ssgpm. 400 bushele grain at tld. Bo Lo bbls, do. tor next week tp od. 1 130 hhds. Seg lad t @ charters doginga: —A Swedish. pris ort lay days; a Norwegian ty day: rhe gia ort on Continent, 28 4528 Me JOHNSON ri BRO., 160 BROADWAY.—TRUST Money to loan on New York or Brooklyn pyopee fe: for’ term of years, without bonus. Second and lease Mortgages cashea. ABosis FOR Ret da hen OR INVESTORS —FOR If New York Pro} fol- fenuiediese dena, Acres majestic money 000 walnut, oak, &c., tiinber underi: with valaabe coal, iro: n, 6. (family heirlooms to possess or work), uated in Lyon, McDowell and Wyo: countie: est Virginia: upon Faltroud, ean Vana riveray tuber or ompinerals worth ten times the gota: lea Acres on Chempenke and Gite ‘Riiroade $6; 700 Yeni $3; two lin- roperties i sh only ; miscellaneous improvement for for Ww, Paying large int a regular! Cine this out and. remembar het ery i Wish to buy. oF sell an; ‘ibd of Teputable securities. end address to COUNSELLING ; ana AND NEGOTIALOR, box 2,199 Post office, New York. ASRS UE Ea LS ARETE OMMERCTAL WAREHOUSE CO—CASH CAFITAL, ‘$2,000,000—Oftice, 29 Wilham | street, corner Ex- change place; warehouses, Atlantic Dock Brooklyn. Gash advances’ mude on net clase securities on dornaed and time. Cash advances made. on all kinds ot mer. chandise stored in our own warehouses or consigned us on favorable ter ms. -AUL J. ARMOUR, President jose NAVARRO, Vice se Prpaldeat, JOHN BAIRD, Kee FELICIANO LATABA. Thied Nice Fresident. ery pe sAtmear, eaten Bowel i werman, = A. Detrmatet, one varro, Ve! aa M ait ua Jove John Baird, Thom ‘Henry B. Hyde. WILLTAM TOBIN. Superintaident of Warehouses. Tamms OLYNE, Secretary. NUUNTIES, CITTES AND STATES DESIRING TO consolidate their debts and to obtain tunds on new Joans can manne exceedingly tavorable errengenens vy addresmng FINAN ICIER, b Dx 8,949 New York Fost office. jan American bark, hence to Gibraltar for orders, cases refined petroleum, and an (es bark Jat obrnan Sue: ‘6s, 6d. 5 rset to. oth e Contintnt ‘with 2, Pb bbis. crude do. rman Pp yore ie nit wie Dani cases do., ame er bbls. reained do, with ts ible re renaed XECUTOR'S FUNDS TO LOAN-—IN SUMS — suIT aieaitan first tage ‘New York and ie klyn cit Guiding woaus’ Principals addieea SKEOGTOR: bor 1,241 Post office. F2,5 beet TED A AMOUNT OF Bai JOSEPH City of, of Houston vision: also ARTHUR ay a street, N. ¥. market contin trons wae pag to apt unimportant 1 ol dish and 10.800 bbia, Naval stoRes,—The mark: tted, with 413g. the be: rosin inactive and Moninally lower ; offered et ior sj ie fue panthe was he best bid be ‘AAR & 00., BANKERS, 45 Mi STREET—BUY, nai en Ste Bonds and Gi in; allow interest on. ieee draw Branse on. alt Peccipak cities in Europe, in sums to suit, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NI vein ne city eos ages, without apt Principals ‘de. Bee ng eae » @ change place. $2 1, without buyers; in fine grades’ there were no ices were about the same. 10r Mimises tam city pitch crate in butk was teres a fair demaud for both ‘bbis. Meg pee hy 14 first alt aiay at 7%c. and at7%e. Shipping, crude, cena “JERSEY CITY P: fransactions reported and 5 ime ‘ but steady at 82 iry al and personal estate within all courts and. prine: 0 Wah street, New York ‘ENT Lilet ie EEA due in 20. years —The act which authorizes the iasne of these bonds states that all real and Personal on estate of the Mayor aud aldermon of Jersey and all: real limits of the pat ehab, in 8, be hel le tor the pa: or al and Interest. id] sale by DANIEL'A. MO MOMAN, gina, tauely, eet ve and firm, leer apeacy, first ot Ma: at be, . ang Pale io game price; ‘first Cases go at 20c. rity mae markets thd last halt of dene Naphtha dull at 9c, 0 9e. for cit were bute ai and end ast We tot sor, ey sins ‘and lavelphia the market wes gules but firm at vied for rponnt delivery aunt Abc. for first halt lay. Sales o1 erage (made a ‘any or two since. ‘but not reported), at MiMovisioxs.—Recelots—Pork, 217, bbls. Peet none 1,548. packs, is, anid te rr arket was ‘dul mand hs wer, By direction of the Secret easury, tbe in- terest on the Pale Debi ‘due Es oe will be ee at is office on and. after, Saturd 1 $5, 1874, watho s—! School Bonds. Gg OF UN tan STATES ASSISTANT rea ew Yorx, April 28, 1874, cag H TLEHOUSE, Assistant Treasurer, United States. IME E COMMERCIAL PABER. WANTED FOR or sule, Houston City (Texas) Improvement 10 see a eta, ie oes 4 State and Coun! er cen 1d ARTEUR T brron & No. 8 Pine streot, New York. ‘the Loe in lots, for. ad, one's at, 17; wena! ‘imited Jobing trade at irket was quiet. boxes eslong and and short ain Hy 5c. a ute ey ime quiet at sronchenged prices, sales in jobbing ae of 25 accord: to quality, and 125 *] Tice, The hook st Bangoon,” thie denn, '—§ AND 10 PER SEN City and County. Also other choice Stocks and ereed of Tare cent, at the lowest m Rie roe ded tye nued strong ape eulators and re les comprised 2,875 hhds. Muscovado at 2p a pe cared. at Nereis tne ne Basis 0 oh ie c. H oF for fai Worm lige. for rhards, wie unde fr prive ‘tor siorriaon, in their circu. \ahde. Boxes, ‘Bags, Melado. bn by active de donna ‘rom bor and 357 | ie oe et. meso ala Wal ao date, ber fo ae CO oR ONS, DUE MaY a, on THE BONDS OF ie Denver and Rio.G ‘allway Com) Da paid on and after sae pe cee saanea ager UM, rs BOWEN, be tp NO. 4 WALL deal in and Offer for Brookl: nos and 7's," St ms le. on v Glevoland 7s, Bay Gite itich. ) 8, Cincinnati 7x, pids (Mich) 8's. we HAVE TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN FOR FIVE years on city aud arpa Fpoperty i also for the purchase of second and J joa seh o! prncee. SAWARD & LEAVITT ot ‘all street. ond Bond: "ott ty Ralroad Stocks. 10 to W per H. NICOLAY & CO, ine street, New York. ars, . 6,—Investment securities our specialty 22 ye: 2. O00 Paewelaselinprored clty Bent aaa with KWOOD, ™ “the Pine strot, $4. 00 WANTED—ON Rr lt idl oO Proverty, with dress Post office box 2/1, sing Sing. $6 .00' ‘tO LOAN-—ON REAL ESTATE, IN (HE city, of New York of Brooklyn. "Apply to JOHN 8. lbs ‘No. 174 Canal str 6. 000 WANTED—SBCOND MORTGAGE ON property, 15, miles om north side Long 4 A butiai rth whole FSB | Toa St 9 reese IAdatese Wt. 0. W Merald office, 00 each, Proved, Property jor, Property in Morrisala Apply rooms 7 and i. 000 —FOR SALE. eae pth be hd one year, $4,000 to on im: PM, WILLEY, 176 interior to comme ey ray or Lae to DE me, « bow e ie, A cafe nde and ms | $200. 000 fee Oh cg ook fow (express Build aM Sore eee a $400. 000 Rew Kone Breotizaand Wenshentar NO & GOLDMARK, Park E, WILLI8, Montauk Insurance Co., 163 Broadway. Bier dps 19 tan 40. ice wre YY, lair to Nos. 8to cow ae ei pas : NS TRARINE, cMarket quiet but steady. Sales of 60 tierces easter, o to the aot. Sales o Fa 9 Ibe. ut of yh) stock Ne active. DOMESTIO MARKETS quiet; good ordinat Spor Coastvin seus dul 34, Pe 4 rts—To Gi a ee 11800; age eventing, 6, Savaywan, April 2, 1874. itch atila —daperior and extra decline in gold, fe mar. |b BARRA ‘£0. aot rooerbia, ine Sts Mi Onan ne 3 ue Paterson, N.J., Ane My, cits og hart 4 se AL Pe try ho exp! Cnal Street, Now York. are aut td Foie tet a a pO oi $450. OOO TEST, AND. ERIVATE FUNDS) TO Joan on or buy Be DREYFOOS & IGKRT, No, Mor s. tort ase! 5 500. 000. —TAKE NOTICK, THE VETO OF THE ie tability to investm Brogkiyn.” Sr, Y Prosident reledeas un A roney and gives on ‘kK und out of town 0 Sneed elt platens Sea Mh spre Wet a LM OF “AGO v. ERSHIPS, enn NARA AAO AAORAARAARRAAAN A, OTICE,—THE Rg a HERETOFORE existing between Charl all the lial accounts due tothe 4-0 TO: $100 ‘OAN 1 BE (NVESTED ) stocks th: hin aay busines at a a ae bY call TUMBRIDGK 20S. Be Banke ah ILMINaTON, N. O.. pranoel we Pas) si we ulee atdc. Rosin steady at extra pale, Crode tine 5 | seine baat i ts, x thnsted o. mean est vor o HASKIN: ALN, tock And Brokers. No, 1 Broad or 5 i] OvYrORT RTUNITIES, x 70. iF BFPEC iM NIT! LOT * PERMA Ac veloremee required sale manatee asa Bi E88, box 116 Herald U; Uptown Branch alleen GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO 1. iTER- A est 46 partner in & business ps on $60 por ean, ‘Those who mean business apply at atta Bowery rc room 2 LIGHT bgt og lh BUSINESS, Pog its over 40 per cent, must be sold this Is ‘eit sell tor, Bn of stock abd fixtures on PARTNER WANTEB WITH $1000 OAsit, IW oijood reference sod aod real ere lt avenue, corner of Thirteenth str am Necond BARE. QEPORTUMIST <0 700 Ra Lag ONE. insaret facturing bi 88, how in deeraton pays large profits. and an univ ited sale fe tie goede. Ab apply at manutactor: igh Dasne re ena bye ob Ag a pel 9 @ man of energy, with from r.% oka fin bor 000 to $1,000 um without fail; this is a Business with uo toi ‘Apply 10 G, RED & 0O., 396 Broadway, offices A Camm WO ere Ba Somes aie featme neice ye ‘protected by Please ath re name, for interview, MANU- FACTUMEE box’ 24 Herald ome POR SALE-ONE STORY BRICK | BUILDING 5 aid Ie prone Se aol estan rt Bra Roe eee aple jocation for a lager beer oF quor store. ADDI) stNo. Chathamn square. FS SALE—A LOW PRICED STAND IN WASH ‘ton market; reason for selling. owner has other ness, Address MAKKES, box 145 Herald office. f ANY MANUPACTURING JEWELLER WISHES er with from 000. to $5,000 capital "he. cam getme by a showing nese ean indmber ‘of the — TO R328 Soa Scola ep ea WITH ied business aadveas Dox: 648 Post omice, M*% OF SMALL CAPITAL IN PURSUIT OF business would do to-call.and see our new Eis: cew of “Refacing” fronts Rae b- lets, 4c., whether of ranite. Yt does no aadary, | bee e gives ed resh an appea nce rectly all rust and stains LAPHAM & CO. iad gay WY eg Mois ioe Wash ington street. ONR Ore Pada FINEST, BEST LOCATED Are J yet Hotels tor sale—Half hou 64 trains ns daily fo and md trom -one block from Sopot’ bua: ness the whole year. Excellent opportunity for any party to cnter ‘a aie ed penne : noid remises vel favorable. or tul *ydesty ps Wit He RAYNOR No. 15 Pine strest ? we ees VANTED_ONE- BALy ess al In A ind fine family oo Call between ‘clock. ateao: a) Pearl street. T° MERCHANTS AND MANUPAOTURERS.—A LIVER- Pool firm with extensive business connections is open toaccepta few good agencies; they will advance on oods or participate in consignments; have good ware. jouse room: Liverpool and New York bankers and tr relerence. "Address B. & Co. 22 Hawkins Hey, Liverpool Wares of att PARTNER, A MAN WITH $1,000, CA- eed of taki Log cna 6 of a first rate corner juor Store, now doin yusiness; reterences €x- chtoged: “Address P. Mv. by oeierals office. ANTED-THE SERVICES OF AN ACTIVE BUSI. man; must be able to influence cal of about $90,000 Aldrens NEWASE. Herald office, Be Rp tel wire. PEA, or} fob neral mey lew rk ci or & stap! atte. a asioronces reg aired. "Address, until May JAMES DENTON. Post & gfce, “Highland Falls, N. Yor after hat date Fishkill, i, N. Ar et oan ACTIVE OR SILENT maluctorihy 10,000, to extend an established manutactur! business; goods staple; sold for cash ; profits large. dress K. 'T., Herald office. WA4NTED—A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL UF. $4,000, tenoot &@ well established paying wot. cS) ‘for securities, reas G, W. B. Herald office, Wor es PARTNER, | SPECIAL OR ACTIVE, with $3,000 o1 000 ina manufacturing business. of over Twenty year standing, of @ staple city or coun- try cash article, in ranning naar near East River; eXtra capital desired to extend business, Address J. M., Manutacturer, Herald office. $300 -AN INTEREST IN AN ELEGANT BUST . $100 kK. with a responsi- Die party, tor $5. bairi| on Mr. BARNA, W Union sq ‘square. eee 500. ai) Rage CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVE MAN good will, secret of manufacture, materials, stock C., 10 @ business; the article in great demand and little competition. Addres T. C. D., 1 Lawrence stree, Brooklyn. 500. —SHIRT MANUFACTORY, MACHINES, aC. ‘doing fine business; willremain and te: Duyer tocut shirts; worth money alone. 123 Atlas nae avenue, Brooklyn, $2. 500 WILL BUY ae Doce Cease hens sive Lite) BR yuick sales to stationery, corset igen on country and Europe Oy: AMES ie Nussau street. $10. 000. ye Nexperionge, am epportanity ip ered to invest ‘ea ve mou at ia, ab’ established y, box S419 Post office. $15,000 ; 000 CAPITAL WANTED—EITHER ACTIVE meal anegial ns parines. in a rapidly increas- ing patent medic! opens niles cent ae, in the busi- ess, Answers and references. ‘Audreas MONEY, box 100 AUGMENTING THE CITY FINANCES, Bids for “New York County Bonds for the State Sinking Fund Deficiency,” amounting in the ad- vertisement to-$3,890,494 86, were opened yester- day afternoon by the Comptroller. The authority. to mssue these bonds wae given by the law of 1874, section of chapter 147. These bonds bear interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum, payable in each year, as folk lows :— beater e yay } = 48 1, 1881, Bed gti ‘The annexed 1s & Hist of the bids received, names of parties seeking the investment and amount of premium offered:— Name, Rate, East River ings Hes Institution... i Buttalo Savi in Buffalo 8a Bank. Bartalo Be nas Bank...... ig Buftalo Savings Bi X Buttalo Savings | Bank 103 ‘Albany y Bavings Ban 10x ‘Albany savings Ban or vings Bank. ‘Aipeny oe ans Bonk. i arasee SEEEreeneiee an Etter yReee pass 3 a Hi 43 A a lan i cee i mupecbeeebeb crest aye pot Tne 3 S SSEEES=5 aes Bee ie ia iat as igs Res ae Bs rp of ean ine 4g 8 Sas5 ee Carp May, N. J., April 23, 1874, Oaptain John Reeves, with a crew of four men, left the Five-Fathom Lightship yesterday after- noon in the ship’s tender for Cape May, at Cold Spring at about six o'clock P. M. ee to cross the maging being a heavy undered, an R. Sea tte toa ea tsate naued Moken, Rottmiaa id. a Reeves suc imming ashore, drowned men “| seeded tn Swimming ‘was of the sciooner cin ine G. forbanort time, AU the vodiog have been Fogo, sl a cred excentin iat of Captain min