The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1874, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ' Free Banking and Specie Redemption. The Stock Market Firm and Active. GOLD STEADY. Foreign Exchange Near the Shipping Point— Government Bonds Strong. L STREET, } Trxspay, vet 28—6 P, M. , The uncertainty attaching to the prospective legislation of Congress on the subject of the cur- reucy continues to exert its legitimate effect, Busi- Bess is unsettled, trade dull, and speculation in Wall street confined to the few who by adroitness of combination and manipulation retain the con- tro! of the market. The country is awaiting the adjustment: of the difficulty with patience, though Opinions do not by any means concur as to the ul- | timate result. If we are to have a successful sys- tem of free banking it must be attended in some form or other by A SPECIE REDEMPTION, and that in the not too far distant fu- ture; otherwise the currency of the coun- try may be inflated scores of millions of dollars. Banking ts seductive. A great many people have the idea that it ts a business at once genteel and profitable, So {t is, and for that reason, if tt ts made free, without the qualification referred to or something equivalent, there would be im two or three years a volume of paper thrown upon the country that would distarp the entire economtcat relations of trade, The United States has solemnly pledged its taith “to make provision at the earliest practicable period for the redemption of its notes in coin,” and, in the lan- Suage of Senator Morton, it would-be a direct vio- Tation of that pledge to retire them and substitute for them an irredeemable bank paper, for the re- demption of which no provision is made. EXPORTS OF PRODUCE, ‘The total exports of produce irom this port for the week ending to-day amounted to $7,295,229, mixed vaines, which is an increase over last week Of $2,985,976. The exports for the corresponding Period of last year were $5,355,290, and for 1871, $3,244,186. The total exports of produce since January 1, this year, are $90,558,950, against $87,123,146 last year and $63,045,090 in 1872. THE FOREIGN MARKET, London advices report that the amount of bullion ‘withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day was £105,000. Consols were weak at the close and American securities barely steady. The foliowing are late quotations :—Consols tor money, 92%; do. for account, 925; a 9234; five-twenty bonds of 1865, old, 1065; do. of 1867, 108%; ten- forty bonds, 104 a 104%; new fives, 104; Erie Rail- | ‘way shares, 32%; New York Central shares, 88, The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on government securities is 315 per cent. In Amster- dam Union Pacific stock is quoted at 29%, North- ‘western preferred 57% and Erie 31\. Paris espatches quote rentes at 59/, 8c. THE MONEY MARKET. Money loaned on cali at uncnanged rates—to ‘wit, from 3to 5 percent. Discounts are about the same, first class names selling at 6 and 7 per cent. Foreign exchange was easier, and the leading bankers reduced their rates to 4.8734 for eixty Gays’ sterling and 4.90:¢ for demand, with actual’ business at 4.87 and 4.90. Commercial bills are ‘ecarce. We do not learn that cngagements tot gold coin have yet been made for to-morrow’s @teamers, but well informed bankers express the belief that we are on the eve of specte shipment: THE GOLD MARKET. This market was more steady than yesterday, and attended with less fluctuation and excite- ment, The opening sales were made at 11334, trom which there was a decline to 113 and an ad- vauce to 113%. The close was made at 113, The fates paid for carrying were 4, 3};, 3 aud finally 2 per cent. The decline was doubtless due to the failing off of the price of exchange. The opera- fious of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as follows :— Gold balances. - $1,360,221 + 1,558) 71,226,000 461 6, 920, 4,472,517 s) 4,095,828 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges Currency balances... Goid exchanges, Gold balances... SOUTHERN SECURITIES * + 758,429 | | Making tand. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western convertible were steady at 10434. Morris and Es sex second brought 101, Michigan Soutnern Second 102;, and Michigan Central seconds 988 The iatest bids were :— Mich So &N 1s {7 “lev & Tol s ¢ ate usa: at be A STE ee ‘ew York Gen Ist m, ¢.10535 New York Cen itm, 2108 Hartem 7's, ist By Nory Miapoen Is Onio%& Miss. Obio & Miss ‘24 tm, con. Cen Pac see Pe 4 ees 2 . gies ESS: a = “ g FA Cen 7 per cr Dub & io ce el Cedar F & Min Me, Mich south 7 pid milf” Great West 2 THE STOCK MARKET. The movement of stocks to-day was again en- couraging to those who are on the long side of the | market. Considerable activity was exhibited and the advance of yesterday generally well main- tained, with further improvement in exceptional cases, The leaders of the market were Western Union, Union Pacific, Lake Shore and Pacific Mail. Of Western Union there were sold 87,930 shares; Union Pacific, 54,600; Pacific Mail, 29,600; Wabash, 9,625 ; Ohio and Mississippl, 2,550; New York Cen- tral, 11,220; Lake Shore, 33,400; C.,C. andl. C., 1,775; Rock island, 3,380, and Northwest common, 10,050, ‘he sum total of transactions amounted to 260,316 shares. The advance of the day ranged from 3% to 2% per cent, but towaras the close there was a perceptible unwillingness on the part | of many operators to carry their loads over night, | which caused a relapse from the buoyancy of eariter hours, Baers Se 5g of x x z easeaus E THE PRICES. Westerm Union sold at 73 a 725 a 73 a 74a74 a 744; a 73% a75 a 743¢; Pacific Mail at 442434 a 4456 a 45 0 46% a 4776 8 4756; New York Central at 985; 298% 299; Erie at 365 a 364 236%; Lake Shore at 76% a 778 7736 @ 77% 87734 07734; Union Pacific at 3444 a 3455 a 347% @ 35% a 3444; North- | west common at 47 @ 46% a 4614 a 4716 a 46%; Pre- ferred at 66a 6634; Ohio and Mississippi at 2744 a 27M 27% & 27% AUTH | 27%, down from 99% to par, clesing at 99%. St. Paul sold at 33 a 37}4 @ 3844 @ 38% a 37% a 87% 0838 St. Louis & Iron Mountain closed at 33, 0, A&I OC. Tanged between 22% a 223, closing at 225. Wabash sold at 42% a 42% a 42a 424. Hannibal & St. Joseph was steady at 29, preferred at 34% a ; 843; Harlem at 127, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— SALES AT THE NEW YOR YORK STOOK EXOHANGE. Tuesday, Ap April 29—10 A.B. efore Call. penal LS&@MSRR.c 5 20 BS 600 shs West Union Tel iw do. ue \% shit ' Bt | 3 | 34 | 34 } ; ate | Fy ik “ae ' ry 50 467 1800 46; w 4 1 100 4 400 Moni aig 06 200 100 Onto @ Migs HHS 2734 500 do. Fier] | Fony 6 os lov Fi 20 9985 200 99) avere without any important feature. The following | 200 ‘were the latest bids :—Missouri sixes, 9414; Missis- Sippi sixes (Hannibal and St. Joseph issue), 91; Tennessee sixes, old, 8414; du. do. do., ex-cou- Pons, 6433; do. do., new, ex-coupons, 64; do. du., | Mew series, 643g; Virginia sixes, old, 30; do. do., Hew, 30; do., consolidated, 504%; do. do., ferred, 1034; North Carolina sixes, North Carolina Railroad, off January and July, 25; do. do., do., -of April and Octover, 35; South Carolina sixes, 20; do. do, January and July, 7; do. do., April ana October, 15; do, Fund Act 1566, 15; Georgia sixes, 77; dO. sevens, new, 90; do. sevens, gold bonds, 65; Arkansas sixes Fund, 30; do. sevens, Little Rock and Fort Scott issue, 12; do. do., Memphis and Little Rock, 12; do. do., Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New Oricans, 12; do. do., Mississippi, Ohio and Red River, 12; do. do., Arkansas Central Railroad, 12; “Texas tens, 1876, 86. GOVERNMENT BONDS “were strong and higher, there being a good de. Mand tor reinvestment, and a moderate demand for foreign account. The following are the iatest quotations :—United States currency sixes, 116% 9.116% ; do, do., 1881, registered, 119% a 120; do. do., do,, coupon, 121% a 122; do, fve-twenttes, 1862, registered, 115%; do. do., do, coupon, 118%; do, do., 1864, registered, 116% a 117; do. do., 1864, coupon, 1204, a 120%; do. do., 1865, regis. tered, 116% @ 11714; do. do, 1865, coupon, 121% a 122; do. do., 1866, new, registered, 119%'a 119345 fo. do., 1865, coupon, 120 a 120%; do. do., 1867, Tegistered, 119% a 120; do. do., do., coupon, 1867, 120% a 120%; do. do., 1868, registered, 119% a 120; do. do., do., coupon, 1868, 120% a 120%; do. ten-forties, registered, 1153¢ 211544 ; do, do., coupon, 11544 @ 1164; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11614 a (16; do. do., do., coupon, 116% a 117. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Custom House receipts to-day were $298,000. The internal revenue receipts, $202,000. The As- istant Treasurer paid out to-day $275,000 on ac- rount of interest, and $3,000 in redemption of ive-twenty bonds, Usbursed $1,603,000 on account of May interest. ‘he following are the balances remaining in the ‘reasury at the close of business to-day :—Curren: | 'Y, $3,362,704; special deposit of legal tender for edemption of certificates ot deposit, $51,845,000; 101D, $38,889,579; including coin certificates, $88,981,000; outatanding legal tenders, $382,000,000. BANK SHARES. Bank shares were quiet and steady. The latest fids are annexed:—American Exchange, 110%; fhathain, 115; City, 200; Commerce, 119; Conti- mtal, 100; Corn Exchange, 121; Fourth National, (05%; Fulton, 145; Gallatin National, 130; Ger- fania, 103; Goia Exctange, 110; Irving, 124; yeather Manuiacturers’, 175; Market, 118%; Me- {hanics’ Banking Agsociation, 75; Mechapica and ‘raders’, 130; Mercantile, 110; Merchants’, 118; Werchants’ Exchange, 109; Metropolitan, 182; fagsau, 108; New York, 125; New Yor’ National (xchange, 87; Ninth National, 100; Oriental, 161; Pacific, 150; Park, 140; Peopte's, 140; Republic, 107; foe and Leather, 160; State of New York, 109 RAILROAD BONDS. | Railroad bonds were firm, with. a good demand, \nd prices advanced in somo instances, Chicago \nd Notthwestern consolisated gold bonds reached (@ Central Pacific sold at 947%, Western Pacifics \e8t4 and Union Pacitics, 85% 0 86 for firsts and (efor incomes. Sales of Ohio ana Mississippi con- olidated were reported at 9 jor Plain and 93 for, ‘The Treasury, thus far, has | de- | 20 do. ind Hane sido RR. 300 | 200 10) Han & StJo RR Di 60 ry 34 | sou + | ripe and 11:30 A. M. | $600, Us 5.20, | isd vs" re r #500) Tenn 6's,0, exe, 65 00) Temi G's, n's.de, 85 Bo) Sd Genveonve: 18s § i, N J Geneon. i BOO) CHIEN Weon.... B35 me loos Cax Weeed tds 38 3000 i f 200 Mor & iis 3dimn..s 101 Es 3000 Mich South zd'mi: 102% toss iw) But’ & Erie, new, $6. i bw) Lake Shoredbds 938g the | S000 ich Cen7’s..... 98 We 98 ws | s qt Ea i 4 Tr ioe th 8 1% os rb’ 2000 Cen Pac aid bas: 4% Fc “100 a 3 Be 99% ua! a sis Fy 0 EH 20 a 18:0 FR 1900 3h 1300 Fr 2500 x FS 99; Fo} SSSRS cA SK SEEESELESEEFEEESESEESEEEEETE gaaeasesteek: do. 100C & NW 100 To & W RK. 500 do. ao, wo Io. Ulloa RR, QO. HB ome nto ei Hi ii % bLbe M 5 & RR. his WW At & Bac Bit pide By | Rock Island went | BB 400 Opening. Highest. Lowest. New York Central. - OBS 99 9836 ariel 127 127 ‘Erie.. 3655 3645 | Lake Shore TK 165, | | Wabash... 42% 42 Northwestern. Alig 46% Northwestern pref. 66 66 $5 Rock Island. 9955 100 La 87% 81% 87% Ul... 88 3835 8735 |. & St. Paul pref. 58% 58% 58 pee Gs bpp " 188 27% B ew Jersey Central ¥% 10534 05 54 Del., Lack. & Western.. iyi 10634 106 Union Pacific 844 8545 344 6,081 6. 2255 22 20% | Western Union 73 %5 12% | Pacific Mail 44 457% 43% Panama... 108 108 108 ; atively quiet since our last. 12:30 dds Fe shed 737 Z P. M.—Refore Call. $2000 Up Paczrs. 1 20)ahs f, S& MS RR. 77 sha West Un do 4 mm do. e ESSECESE EIA: bi. Ey =: ce SRESLESS ao 103 oe | rr i . 2G iH 84 4 2 ‘4 2) My l¢ ig QP. mM. - 19) $850) US Hs, 0, "8..... IT im * ms Second Board—1 P. M. ue heh NW ee 47} $5000 8 C 6's, n, JA... Tenn 0's, 0, ex c. aon Tenn IRM, eXC.. 30 a 240 bags: onts, 2465 bushels; yey, 2,554 do. The'tour pas] 0 fig | tweket was as gust, and for some descriptions: concessions 10300 100 47° | were granted in ‘order to afiect sales, generally; how. ‘BOO 4754 | ever, prices were steady. The sales foot up about ‘5000 Soi | bbls. at prices within fa range ot on quotations. | Corn Te00 Se | meal was quiet buttirm, Safes 25) bbls at #4 25 a $4 3) tuo. desp | for Western and $425 for Jersey and Baltimore, aud 9000 j gad | $475 for REPAY wins. We quote i— 5.0) 98° | No. 2Btate 34.00. 9 $5 50 5000 77% | Supertine Stave 600 a 625 ud 774 | Extra stat 62) 9 6 7u00 + Ti% | Choice state. +67 a 725 77% | Superfine Western 6 a 625 7754 | Extra Western. 625 a 650 | 774 | Extra Minnesota [675 a 800 a iis | Round hoop Ohio, 6B a 65) 7733 | Round hoop Ohio, tr 700 a 750 17 7 a 9.00 | 773 | 8 625 a 675 17% 700 a 775 7 80) a 8H | 1800 35 850 a 1050 10 500 + M% Nominal, 1000 600 * Sug | Rye tour, fine io superiine. 40 a 600} 700 5M . Seg | Southern, No. 2. 40 a 50 90 200 Sis, | Southern saperdins 500 a 5.9 100 500 343g | Southern extra N64) a 825 200 300 36%, | Southern famivy 825 a 1075 | 2400 Tov $434 | Corn meal, Weste 425 a 40 1000 900 i Corn meal, Jerse; 415 a 425 Pe) 35 be 1014 | Corn meal, Bran 400 a 475 24bo 10 0 © 993g | Caloric... 415 a 445 300 . gg | Golden ear.. ‘oa | 1 Be | —Wheat—The market was quiet but firm at yemoraay's / ices; were only about 34000 bushely at 31 3 a Lomo MASA RIDE 27 | BMS for intorior apetuye siesta 2 Chigagg 10 2754 | pr ng, @ $154 for Northwest, 3 “oT + Soe | son st WEES $594 | for NO. 2 Milwankee spring, $1 97° for No in: -83 3844 | nesota spring, $1 02 a $i for Nee a0. Fe - 8383 | for tingrated pring. Winter wheat remained nominal, B9 Tol, We 42% | Corn—the market was steady under a moderate de- 1200 do. 42: mand trom the home trade and tor export. Sales 82,000 i 42% | bushels at Sc. @ $80, for new Western mixed, 804sc. ‘fore 42a | ish mixed. Sige." BTe Yor ‘veliowr, Boo, 1OF Western’ | IP. Fe 4 e. @ 92¢. nominally for Southern do. Oats were | 100 Mo rakes RR. $y | In better demand and the market Armen for mixed, | 100 REL & CM RE. 347 | Sates about 60,00) bushels at 62e, a 63c. for mixed and | 5) At & Pac pf ® 1436 | OSs40; 9 d7e: for poor to choice white, Barley quiet. Sales | C.C&10 Rik, 2 W) busheis o: Rye inactive, Cur 2:30 to 3 P. M. $1000 Cen 8's. 109. 40 shs Pac M SS Vo. 453 fies orn R aR 985 3) ao. 934 10) Erie Rallway 36h 10 do... 363g 100 NJ Con RR: 105% pe cat &RT RR. 100 9} p 3 ns A im 423, 2 EN 25 Ba 308 13d Mit a sie ss 58\q % 150 Mil & St P RR. BBE 200°" “Uo. is 300 ao. 33. 100 ~~ do. 8% 20 do. 38 OStLa&l 33 WO, Cael Oo RK, 22% CLOSING PRIOES—3 0 O'OLOOK P, M, Wert Un Tel 33 Chi &NW je ceert ra Bice cen RL Cotton Quiet, but Firm—Flour Easy— Wheat and Corn Steady—Oats Firmer— Sugar Active and Firm—Coffee Firm— Pork Steady—Lard Easy —Freights | Steady—Petroleum Firm—Spirits Tur- pentine Lower—Rosin Steady—Metals Quiet—East India Goods Dull—Seed Quiet—Wool Quiet, but Firm—Whiskey Unchanged. TUESDAY, April 28—6 P. M. AsHEs.—Receipts for the past three days, 31 Packages. Trade has been moderate in a jopbing Way for pots, which were quoted steady at 6Xc. per lb. Pearls were nominal at 9c. BUILDING MATERIALS. —There bas been no change in the market for brick, which has been compar- Lime was in mod- erate request at previous figures; quoted at $1 10 for Rockland common and $1 75 tor do. lump. Cement had a limited trade at steady prices; quoted at $175 per bbl. for Rosendale, $4 for Roman and $5 2% for Portland. Laths—only a limited business was reported, .but prices were steady; saies of Eastern, $2 a $2 10, BuTTER.—Receipts to-day, 2,550 packages. We notice a good jobbing demand for grades of butter that can be sold at 35c., but there ts very little in the market for that price. The receipts are matuly composed of good to choice qualities, which receivers ask from $7c. a 40c. for. We quote :— State—Half-irkin tubs, choice, selected, 89¢.: do., prime, 387c. @ 880. ; do., tair to good, 34c. a 46c. ; Welsh tubs, choice, selected, 37c. a 38c.; do., prime, 86c. a 37c.; do., fair to Good, Sc. a 3c. ; pails, Orange county and creamery, fine, 40c.; do. choice State and Pennsylvania, 39. a 0c. ; do., fair to good, 36c. a 38c. Western—Western reserve | and Michigan, tubs, choice, selected, 35c. a 36c. ; do., do.* good to prime, 82. a 34c.; do, do., fair to good, 30c. a Blc.; Northern [ilinois, Wisconsin and Iowa, tubs, choice, Me. & 86c,; do, do., fair to prime, 80c, a 32c.; Ohio and Indiana, tubs, choice, 33c. a 85c.; do., do, fair to good, 28c. a 82c.; various styles, common, 23¢. @ 2c, Old Butter—State—Firkins, choice, 34c. a 35c.; do., fair to good, Sle, a S2c.; datries, entire choice, 82. a S4c.; do., fair to good, 80c. 8 S2c.; half-firkin tubs, choice, 35c. & 36c.; do. do., fair to good, 82c. a 34c.; Welsh tubs, cholee, ‘Me. @ 35e. ;do., thir t ‘ beck hs Pt 10 good, Sle. # 32c.; various styles, BEANS AND Peas.—The market was dall oF mediums and merpows and to are sales My sions were ances, sary. origi choice, $: aa gt 90; Py ium, 1alF to gor et Ga sa" Inarrows, choice, $2 ney 40; Py rrows a ir pore tear ape pao ag Maney, choice, se tes, prime $40 $095; green peas, ad, Sale to primes Broo Co aw. —There has been ier more trade dur. Pe, the past fe ing nO essential C .& lic. new ie, . 10c., new red and red La aber yan rae, and Ws :—M ani do. bolt rope are re lode Yeaiana cordage, ise. 1:8 lg TF hay ries Caxpuxs.—A, limited jobbing ‘business was the only ported.,,, Prices were unchanyed and quoted “patent do. Be Rs 4 er Ib: thus:—sperm, 280. ; Bie Co.'s (16 oz. ands, jamantl 1 Be. ones “e 02, 16e. and 16.02. I7}6c, 0 180, }OOPERAGR Broo three during has ree unim erated. eunhseee gets Spaeaee eee eet eee more on and the a marees ® was called ster acy, We feard ie ale snot 1,139 bags of Rio, ex Cricket; ‘eo ‘bs 3 di Taintor ; 4,500 bi di 2 opr, reaps ele is sem of . ‘bi avon Dom a ta Rico, We a 22iGe. joan, 2c. 21 90. a Be. ; Curacon, 190, a 2le., gold, saw and nee days, tases Currsk.—Kecelpts, 986 boxes. Under a le ‘estern, ‘Gut nleas—A ‘iinited trade Sane “Pou for prime new Chote for wxport the he thar ruled frm to-day at sendy prices vil sales in «the following quotations = New. tory, full | shoulders Kid do, nt at a? f ii ii a Hoe. do, do. tl tis fo to eo wide, pga hams at age al pick pe mmed, ‘ave: ater, factory. alt aiciunuied, ie : in Dollies nt Be, 7. ica Vala aimed Be, a Ic, Old—State factory, good to ane lbs averag 'weieen on Yo, fal, Ha, a 180, mark | quote:—Buenos Ayres, 2 8 8) Ibs. selected, | er Ib. ; Montevideo, 2 a 22 ibs ‘Grande, 2a be, Selected, 25%cc. a d%o.? Rio Grande and Buicnos | ay salted cow, Ie, a 13Kc. gold; Sierra Leone, We.’ a Se; Gambia cand | jissan, Lag currency Orinoco, Central, wee. s ' Savanilla, demand and prices were L-16c. & 4c. per 1b. higher. We quote -— Alabama, N. Orieans, Texas, Ordina: Ly aK % Birict rain oo on rr iB is 1-16 ie LAG jt a : 4 Low middiing. | re ome ‘Middling Y 17% 49 19) By are based on wt instore running ed ethan haif a grade above or below the: | Tho sales were; ee Speculat 29 aon For future delivery (basis low middling) the sales Loaf deen as follows:~Lastevemng, aiter three orcloeke Mt 17. 9.ide,, Misti 80) ae 17 S.890~, 00 at Tat Whge.; July! 1, at Li mecca elt ist Bat no, fll Ist; ap Mobile, mat, 120; 518; Notfolky 4a; New York, ‘3809 Bostol fentah 16. a g,882. This day Inst week” last year, 10.708. Rates on cotton were oe "us To Havre, os maa Jo. by gail, 1 ices to Mamburg, Ca steam, Lo. ; by Mo. sel oye Mee. er wi Hn co ‘compre sto eee ste. stil Eaos.—Trade continued slow, but there was better inguiry noticeable, ‘The market, however, was unset. tled sind somewhat feverish. “Choice Western were offered st 2c. We quote:—Long.Isiand, New Jersey, aia Shots beara ah ny, 23 2 ie i, Blate, 220. Can ad choice brands, iC. os 10.4 other a ‘2isgc.: Southern, die. a a 2k me We ‘ale, frrty Revelpts Hour, 8 ota, whos FLOUR AND Guat IN. 77,125 bushels; corn, 76,890 corn meal, 1,365 bbls, ant Gorman at $1 i {ote quoted novninsity at $i 10.0 $ Freicuts.—The market was steady, i comparatively quiet, for accommodation by vessels on the berth. ‘Ton- | nage for charter met with a tair (iain the inquiry | being chiefly for vessels suitable tor the petroleum trade, Tates on which were easy. Desirable vessels for grain wore beld with confidence. The engagements were — Fo, Liverpool, vy steam, 1,500 bales of cotton at k 9-324. Boxer bacon at Ber GW boxes cheese ‘at Was 300 tierces of beef at 8s., ana by sail, 130 bales of cotton at { St To London, by steam, # car wheels at 40s. and by | Sail, 16,000 Bushels of grain’ at BKd. a Od, ‘bbis, of flour at 2s, 6d and a small lot of rosin at 2% bd. To Ant- ‘werp, by sail, 200 cases of tobacco on private terms. ‘The charters embrace:—An Austrian bark hence to Cork th pee Jingdom. with 5,000 quarters: terms; an Italian bark hence, same voyage, with petit luarters ue grain at 7s, bari fat. and gid gratuity two dtalian , to arrive in Jun ence same voyage, 29), and 3.00) quarters ol grain spectively, at 8s, ahd £10 gratuity; an American bark, an hence to Vente or. ‘Trieste, with 14,000 cases of refined petroleum at gs. ja Norwegian bark. hence 10 Ancona, | with 1,600 bbis, of refined petroleum at 6s. 9d. ; a Geriuad | dark (re-let), hence ges the German Bultic, with 2,500 bbls. of refined do. at 5s. 6d.; a German bark, hence cy Cork for orders to the United’ Kingdom, with 2.500 bbls. of refined do. at 5s, 6d., and 3d. off if'to # direct port; an Italian bark, 350 tons, hence to Maita. Bouersi cargo, Tump sum: a German ship, hence to. Bremen, with 5 bbls. of refined pe:rolewin bt 4s, Sd.; a German bark, rr) tons, hence to Bremen, general ba ata lump sum. GuNN1es,—The market remained all, with trade con- fined to small, unimportant lots, to meet Immediate re- quirements. Domestic cloth quoted at 1c. a 12\c. for | Mert average, Borneo at i2sac. and Calcutta: at gc. 3 quoted nominally at 1c, ‘fewr any Jurs—the ‘market for hemp continued | dull for all descripions and prices were quoted | pominally, sendy. as follows :—Dres American, ii for double, $185 (a, $19) for aie 1 sd 1 30 toe undressed; Manila, Kirk a) We. ea ag Old seta “clean, $2 | italtan, rs Jute "was cates bit quowd steady Martie Ay e010. Jute butts met with a tair trade, with sales stnce our last of 20) bales at 2 e: cur. | reney, cash; 1,000 bales at 23cc., currency, 60 days, and } 100 baies on private terma, Closing quoted'at Bago me Bies currency, soete ae quality. Hay xb Stkaw.—Supplies have been arriving. less itb- | erally, and with a consiaued good demand for firmer | ualit alitles, the inarket ruled a shade truner. "We { Korth bg eae fi ie aes $1 Bast, | clover, & $1; sal ay ce aw i for lente Tye, TOs. for shore do. and Sic. a $1 for oat, Hors.—Business has exhibited a slight Increase during the past three days, but the purchases generally were Confined. Poh Fata to meet immediate require- ments. We append our tormer quotations as follows:— | American, new, good to choice, a, We.; do., new, | low to fair, 1c. a 20c.; yearlings, 18e, 4s 2 Be. Hie. ; Bavarians, genuine, 230, a 3fe; Bugita Ws. £° 200-1 Belgians Ghouiaabs Gee ‘a 220. ; Galitornians. 20. a S80. per Hipes.—The market ‘continued quiet, but there was no | manifested disposition to shade prices. We append our former quotations, at which the market closed strong. Wo faye Starneatbo, salted, 1Sc. salted ox and cow, & We. Maranham, ary | be: j Fernambuco, dry salted, 150.5 do,,” dr; Bahia, dr 'Y salted, Ife. ; Matamords and Mexican, ie, Matainoros, Ka At 1Bigc. a 19¢. ; Tampico. Vera Oruz, Porto Cabello, | Ri Bogota, 2c. a | runt hong B50. St, Domingo and Port-au- | Piatt, dry, toe." racao, Igo. aud Calttorma, dry, 1 2e., cash, gold; ary ‘texas 3 ity slaughter’ ox, 1 urreney ; Caicutta buttalo, ed 13k Tic., and do, i dead gre jon) 198¢0.. cash, gord. Liéarnex.—T 1 has been ‘fair for hemlock sole, ghietty trom. home manutacturers, who inquired mostly he ‘ht and medium weights. Overweights the mock of which is Increasing) were not wanted to any ex. tent. ae hob ted firmly held at the following quota. tions. We quote:— 3 -Hemiock. Buenos Ayres panrorse, 1c. 26c, . 6 Be, Zige.n 28 Heavy. : age a aay. axe ay Good damaged. 253. cw Boe a pa peslaughier Light backs, So. ack, $30. a Uo. ti ne crop, Sic 4 36c. Reavy orp, de Mins” siaughter, I6c. a .j mnidale een ‘Texas—Light crop, iC. « *iniddle’ and’ gver crop, Mac. a S60"; Roagh—Home Bie. a $10, ; oak, Se. w 98C. bellies ITC. & We, Ld.—Copper met “with a betier de market was stei ead. Sales during the 100,000 Ibs of lake at 24%%c. a rice. Of tin we heard of sales of 10 toi ior “lamb and flag,” and 223%¢c., gol, "tor re 2; ft hated to arrive, Plate tin was quiet, Scan market ained dull. Stock here very light, aud transactions small_and unimportant. We guote Scotch big Colt. hess, $39 a $405, errie, lengarns ok 857 Eglinton, $36 a rig atnstigan, No 10. 1, ‘8 $33; forge, NiscEnigtish, $07 & 903, gold; American, $50 a $58. Other metals were quiet aud ae ce c ged in in value. There has been a fair trade consummated ay . voubing way, y but lees the market was ee } and values not essentially changed. We append former ‘ag follows eo ats centrifugal | eatig Sic, a Sbe-$ dons do. isos Bee eae Boo, Seo. a 700. ; Eng Re pared SE a foes Now Oe aa eed firm. ned was q! inte, for delivery middle of May, fate Meereventng bt ROW dbIs. oF high test, for deltve: the Ist to the 20th of June, at 10Ne. “Crude in, bul inactive but quoted early May delive: haphiha fata : spot an ‘ and ene Tee, delivery. We We note sales esse! read of i in eh of 2900 B01 iin of jarkets we ny. $2 sg 8 $2 3 Titusville, ‘dg at United ; $2 at 95; Tidionte, $1 75 at we 3—Pork, 58 bbis.; beet none; cut pinnae lard, 1, bbia aud tierces and e inarket was about steady. Ae 16 He » We note Jot to the ay within He quote :~Plain es wore mane, at Par Healy itn inal Stor the si ot ct ) Brita 133, ee Was embrace elivery i ir is Fuwuypa® wyoce 0 Te PRC a ra aa \ NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1874,-QUADRUPLE SHEET, Ione at l05-16c. Of city steam 8 tierces were placed at ON LTRY any Gamx.—For Gressed poultry the market ps ES A steady. by was Res Tite Ln frozen prices above per Ib, for pri ‘The receipes of live y wore light, and the market moder- ately active and steady. Game—Dealers are pretty well supplied, although the receipts say were light. , The tale of dheks is prohibited a Ws quote : Preah dressed—spring chicken: 5 31 75; tur Keys, prime. sinall, ‘per Toe Boer 0, ic. 1ué.:' do., tair oat "Hie: Wee schickeil tate and Western, ‘choice, do., fair w good. 1c. be. ; do., Jersey. choise, ie: a 18-2 do. Philadelphia, ‘he. a le. Frozen—t ked, do., fair to pod He ay ¥ Rood. ie. a Te. a hoice, per Il owls and chicken fair to ks, tair to choice, § MOLRE, ir to choice, ise. H “30. Live—-Springchickens, ber pair, 1 a $1 9); fowls and chickens, State and Jersey, per 1b., Se. @ lic. ; do., Western, ic. a 1Sc.; roosters, old, i turkeys, Slate dna Jersey, ise. w I7c.; ‘do, : do ae: ducks, staio aiid Jersey, DoF pair. ee jig Wertern, ic. The fe nad Jersey Bi 275 do. Western, $1a fight athersa. is do lozen, $1 W; do. uate bleed s ganvas back ducks per pair. $i 4’ $1 30° red head d0., oiatnon dow We 0 350." English miipee nee dotsa Seas e, pel zen, 37: vellow leg ver, $1 60 & $1 62. ate, in ieee Bt ‘5; Jacl white, in ioe $12; sweet yel- frets ned jobbing trade, Sales, 20 tierces of Caro- Rion We have ‘oniy Tea ome hy & ii na at from b.,wocording to quality, d 100 bags of Rangoon at Pena vige per easel “MuGaK—For raw'surar the demaed av fatr and the market firm on the basis of Tic. 74c. for imir to good Fenuing muscovade, Sales were reported of 1.80 Hida Of tale Fefning at 7}gcw 40 hhds. at Of strict nde of centrifugal Late yottefday salon were mane of ws this boxes on the basis of quotations. Refined and quoted as uae i~Standara ie } Branulated, + powdered, 10%o.; crushed. cs {Wa quote: Cubs--Kenning, inferior to common, 7ic,; fir to good tair, 7: ey rime, Tipe. & srocery, fair to ed ae PHM gat Choice, Biec. centrifagal, hnde and boxes, Nos, 8 to 1S nese a fag) Motasses, bhde and boxes, Gye. aT dc, a 6c. Clayed™ Boxes, Dutch standard, Koa Fait MG, a 14 it os, "4.8 8066 Jo., 13 to 15, io. white Ports: *fhito?-ite ting Oise. fy vidi 6 grocery, fale to choice, Tho. & Be. razil—Duten standart Nos. 8 t0 12, Gy Sie aren Dutch standard. "Nos. "10 to 1 Manila— Superior and extra superior, 6340. Rie” STEARINE was neglected. No sales were reported, in absence of which we quote nominally IL}sc. for prime. Sxeps.—Linseed was inactive and nominal. Olover Was quiet and quoted at 0c. u 0c. for Pennsylvania, lWscc. a 103e. tor Western and 10%. a Le. for State. Tim* othiy quoted Pe ad at $2780$3 Roagh flax was firm at $2 Tonacco.—The murket was quiet, but prices were not manny changed, We note siles of 22 cases of Con- nect rop Li at po 3 at cy Aa pea 1870, at, Got dl do. of oat, FOP + 137 do. of Fennerivapie. crop isa; 163 do. sip his cro. 1872, and. 130 do. of Wisconsin, crop 1872, all on private terms. Of Kentucky the sales toot up 250'hhds. at trom 43ge. wo 103sc. Foreign grades were not dealt in to any extent, but were quoted nominally steady. VsGetaBLxs.—[be weather interfered materially with the sale of green staf, prices ot which suffered a de- mon to prime, cline, For other articles prices were not materially changed. We quote: ane att per bbl, Ai low, do. rod bao. white, do. 0. yellow @ $11; wurnips, Russi: per IO, $9.88; do, re sa ee asi; er DbL, $1 a ‘dow Jersey, dow $l ale, Long saat, on . $15 do, Southern, do., saa hot Hoube.. per dozen, Ze. a $1; do., tare. island, Be dozen, 2c. a S0c.; green peas, per crate, $l a $3; rmuda tomatoes, $l 75; do. onions, $5; per dozen, $6 a $9; peas 100, $1 a8. per 100 bunches, + do. sua hot house, per 100, $2 . do., seconds, do. ns was steady and in moderate demand. Sales 110000100, we tron Tac. 8 THC Mecording to quality. Mutsxsy Receipts 632 532 he market was mod- erately active and steady at the ayance noted yester- day, Salos 32 bbls; altar Set. Yoou—The market since our last has been ve cabbages, white, as hy Southern, one # v quiet for all descriptions, The stock is mt light, in. view of which holders demand Prices. We heard of sales ot qt Ohio fieece at S3c. Ibs. of pales fleece, S2e.; 600) Ibs. of medium, unwashed do. at dcr: 4000 ibs. domestic nolla dte-+ RUW Ihe sof combing fleece, B5c, 5 10,000 tbs. of super pulled, se. ot tail’ Oalitornia, 260,312,000 Ibs. of do, 2K. bales of do., 245c. a do, 2g following sites Feporced, o and XX fl age Smyrna, 13 bags of washed carpet wool, 12 Daies of un- wasted do. 8000, Ive of Caltornia iarabs, 60 putes oe pulled com! S24 bales of 5] pring lifornia, 6 bales ot ng: tall do. and 20000 tbs. of low DOMBSTIO Ma MARKETS, ~Ganresron, April 23, 1874. Cotton quiet and enchanted ‘fee ordinary, 153¢¢. ; middling. 17\4c._| Net, receipts, Dalen, og XPOTH=TS Great Britain, 2,390. Sale: ae 42,498, a eee April 28, 1874. Cotton quiet and enchanest? middling, 173g¢.; low tMiddling. J6%c.; good ordinary, [dscc. ; ordinary, 183c. Net receyy ee 229 ‘bales; gross, U7, ““Exports—To Gre Sales, 1/500; last evening, 1,800. Stock, Mostux, April 23, 1874. Cotton firm; middling, 17c.: low middling, 16%; good ordinary, 15}{c. Net receipts, 300 bales. Exports coast- Wise, 1,008 Sales, 400 Stock, 32,999, Savanna, April 28, 1874, middling, 16%c. Net re- Bales, 1,108.” Stock, 38,583, ARLESTOX, April 28, 1874, Net receipts, 513 baies. Cotton frm and unchanges ‘ceipts, 120 bales; gross 120, Cn Cotton quiet; middling. A6hge. Sales, 20.” Stock, 14,031. Wi.srneton, N. C., April 28, ed Spirits of turpentine gust, Rosin steady 5 $220 for strained. Crude turpentine steady ; $2.00 for hard. $8 ud tor sellow dip; $3 50 tor virgin. Tar steady at $2 0). Burrato, ‘April 23 1874. Imports for, the last twenty-iour_honrs—Fiour, 6,300 bbls j wheat, 17,467, bushels; corn, o4,882 do. do Exports—Whe: eat, 16,40) bushels "28. oats, 26,609 do. Grain—The market {3 vey vail and wit | Femain so for @ few days, until straits glear of tee, fo permit up lake Heights to ass down. pers amet; Western 3) Per ers’, $7.25 | 7 aot ainbers BT (a $8 35; white: $80 Wheat dail: sales of Milwaukee ie 1 Feprita, at $1 54, on ue eed fo. 2do., held at red winter, white winter, $1 oy A 3 75. Corn slow: Saies ‘of 4.205 bushels new: instore at i 20) bushels | pish mixed in store at Oaw quiet t 5,000 | | ; sale: Dushels No. 2 Western in store at S$. "Burley. dull: an; a) ada, $1 70a $1 8; No. 3 Western, $1 56 a $1 60: no No. 2 market Ryen por art at Sie Barley malt firm ; $1 % a $2 05; Western, $1 80 $1 90 Other arti- CHIcago, April 28, 1374. Fiour quiet and Fag ee Wheat firm and tn fair werking for No. 2 do. ig re 0 108 crag p dull and unchanged at nominal, Pork in fair lower, at $16 10, cash or May; $16 25, June. Gord in ‘air deaand-and Iower ot 88. th'cesh ct Mat; $9 8, June. Bul meats—shouiders, demand fair and market firm; sales at $5873c., spot and May ; $620, June, all loose; sides in. fair deniand, Dut at lower ‘Tate tier a Hooft 'middles, $8 50, spot, loose. ied eet coeeey bis. fi cre! hts to Buffalo, 4c. a 4340. So ae here wheat, i 3,000 do, 000" bushels wheat, Zioo0 0. Corn, 100 do. outs, sind 2/00 do basieye HAVANA MARKET Havana, April 28, 1874. Sugar—No. 12 D, 1834 & 19 reals per arrol change quiet and weak: on the United State Gays, currency, 108 w 109 premium ; short aigbe premium; sixty days, gold, 133 a 134 p: hurt Bane, it, 137 a 38 premium. On ‘London, 160 a 2165, premium: on Faris, 154 a 135 premium. Spanish gold, 238 « 240, EUROPEAN MARKETS, | $200.00 3 oats, ber A 100 | AND SHOES, Herald Uptown Branch office. or me | tured article ot nntversel use, amounting to 3 OPPO! a 1st Lorpox Provuck Manxer—L Lovo, April 28—Even- { ing.—Linseed oil, £28 38, per ton. Spirits turpentine, Bus. per cwt Livereoot Propoce MAnger.—Liverroot, April 23— Evening.—Common rosin, 6s. 6d. per cwt, FINANCIAL, A vaust BELMONT, & CO. 19 and 2) Nassau streot, issue aah credita available in all parts ot the World, through th essrs. De Rothschild nd their Tdi Shs wrxlso commercial credits aud telegraphic transfers of money on California, Kurope and Havana. TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK Re April $0, 1874, to its new ‘will Remove on Thorsiay,, Apr 30, 1874, Bowery, corner Bond street, and in accordance with provisions %. nantes: 676, Laws | of 1873, will thereafter be known as t BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK. HARRISON HALL, President, J. P. Coorsgn, Secretary. C. D. Barter, Treasurer, T Lilet Sg RATES—MONRY ON LIFB AND Endowment Insurance Polic! de saci lortgages and other insurance of all ki jo ted ith be Securit Usd Cad me Ts? HABRIOH & COs —STOCcK dy etd 4 9aon for Donte FOR 100 AREHOUSE ¢ 0W—Cmice, 29 William place; warehouses, Atimouc meneame ane ©o—vaAsH OAaPIE eae i SAEMOUR President NAVARRD, Vie Pr D, Second Vice Pre FELICLANO. TEATS, Third Vice F Paul J. Armour, Win. D. Bowerman, Jowo ¥ Navarro, Keliciang ays, JOM LL TAM TOBIN: superinictident of Wh itvenident of Wurele _Jasns Curns, Secretar; uses. NITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, ‘ot the city of New York. Current rate of interest six per cent per annum. Taterest payable tn January and July of each year (oe the number of calendar months the same has been om Gepost next previous to the drat day of January or July. Bowery, south west corner of Canal si Open every day Penk 10 to 3, and on U6 aud Sat- undaye frow 10 to 7. Bank Books in English, Sera pag Frenc! PAID, President. Seymour A. Bunce, Secretary. STATE FUNDS ON HAND FOR FIRST poRse sane, iL Sith bers Second. Mp Morten es; well ‘with Hberai loans i aed ohio wes | PARPART, 906 and 903 Third avenue. OR SALE—I2 SHARES OF THE WHITE, POTTER a Paige Mapufacraring. Company Stock, ntaguiee af rofits; satisfactory reasons for selli it Quiney street, Brookiyu, after 6 o'clock Fie. & CO, 45 WALL | STREET, BUY AND SELL. st. Joseph and Denver City, and ‘all Kinds of mls laneous Securitics. arnment Bonds and make dealings in Gor, jalty. Interest allowed | on deposit, Stocks tous onc commission for cash. L AUZAT, 761 BROADWAY, HAS ALWAYS ANT + amount of capital to loan on Chattel Morte Merchandise in custom or ware houses, Merchas to be shipped to any part of Barone or America ; also om Jeweiry, Diamonds, Silverware, Furniture, Pianos, dé, &c. 761 ‘Broadway, ONEY LENT UPON DIAMONDS, MATCHES, AND other collaterals; Loans negoti business: Nassau by" woost! TER, er pousht at No. 9 HERMAN & C ote Brokers, ONKY 10 LOAN-IN LARGE AND ree amounts. on, Now York city. improved. Property: no bonus charged. Apply immediate! baraved BRAM, ON, 59 and 61 Hb rty street, rogea 50. — FUNDS TO LOAN—ON FIRST CLASS Mi fares on. City Property only, Apply to J. TOWNS HEND, Bennett Buildin, Wa 7D Tpas —THE SUM OF F 940,000 50 ene for & period of years, on ve! rea! Cred in the heart ot the city of Brookt; vad Apply to ‘San GARRISON, 49 Court street, Brooklyn. Wantepay A WIDOW LADY, A LOAN FOR & hort time; would receive a Sentleman ot eg as boarder ou moderate terms. reas M. K,, box 13S Id Uptown Branch office, E HAVE Heed pon Ds To LOAN io rte years on city and Brooklyn Property; also for purchase of Second and Leasehold Morten a SAWARD & LEAVITT, Want street. $25.000 rot pt or) ae $10,000 an 0 loan on Mortgages; no bonus; New York git: oF 00 tor Brooklyn. ce ' a Gta 'T, 88 Exchange place. 30. OOOH eeAN, WANTED. ON FIRST BOND « and Mortgage, drat class Proper poy rook! ayn eRe. bonus paid. Address OWNER, box Ta X fice. York Po oft TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FIRST $150, 000 class Property in New York and New Jersey. Principals guiy need appt A JASON, No. 1 Chambers street. 180, 000 TO LOAN ON FIRST CITY MORT- $ Ae es; city seconds and leasehold wanted :”§51 joan on’ first Brooklyn Mortgages. ra to RENO a GOLDMARK, 23 Park Row, Express wuilding. TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, on first class Mortgages, Notes, bogs. Insurance Policies ang ouber, securities: also cash to bay the same. UL P. TODD, 55. Liverty street — = TNERSHIPS. orice, <TH COPARTNERSHIP HE BE RETOPORS ing under the firm name ot Willett Wiekel Plater. 1 Fulton street, is thts day disolved br mutual consent, and Marinus Willett Js authorized tg seceive sot Leap ba Panic to — late firm, wi just clalins age e 8a soli ‘Aus WILLETE, Naw Xi Your, Apri} 23, 1874. i». BUSINESS ‘OPPORTUNITIES. A A TO 9100 0. OAN. BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY Stocks than in any busines at the present time; ysiem fully explained. by calling -or sending Sar pamphlet: iree, TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers, street, New Yo ork. A $000 CHANCE FOR A LIVE MAN TO PUR- chase a hght Manufacturing Susiness; ver: y prom ‘able. Apply at 510 East Fourteenth street, New PHYSICIAN, WITH $3,000 ier WANTED—aa partner in a respectable advertived office prackee $B8t Bee St0.0, can be 6 ubted. Address, tor ten days, at nets $10,000, 0 - ‘01 O88, A BUSINESS Leng ER WANTED—IN AN ESTAB- lished and good ing New York magazine; ome- third interest, only or half, $4,000; prefer to self only one-third ; want a good publishin; man rather money. Address M., box 18 Herald A. STORE-$9, CROSBY STREET, | NEAR GRAND street and Broadway, to let; $2) ‘por moath; ont: pees sale gue for bootmaker or other 188, EXCOD! sale liquor, iA fi neigh WANTED—IN A LIGHT, Bd ESTAB- lished business, paying about 350 | Clear, One with $4, dress Y wt, box Herald office. 000 cash can | A™ PRACTICAL PARTY SEEKING BUSINESS IM. vestment, active preterred (but amount of atiention, canbe optional), where handling of ca employed will be granted him, sound Pa ows =-$10,00 cash, $6.00 in 6 days und | nd Halanon ot 000 in six months, with privilege of with rest OF two years it hotaatistactory ; twenty Der.camt annum on whole sum guaranteed from payment instalment; eer e porens in Aron ry thie city. Address, for interview, METAL, box 201 Heraid office. A ited means to enter a business secured bj patent, no competition; sales et positively realized. Messrs, REED & offices 34 and 35, BD tgrehy AND MANUFACTURERS HAVING ANY stiecabaes bon peaceueaees Ee es aun men gents wishing somethin ‘sel Ie At 737 Broadway, room 9, on Mondays after 10.” H Beer AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE—WBELL ES3TAB- lished, on a leading avenue, Co & good business; &@ vory favorable lease ; will sell take’ parmuer, For turthor parucalars SPECIAL CHANCE FOR A PERSON WITH LIM- letters ‘able terms ‘ddress BOO’ crema TRADE.—GOOD bap g VA POR ASMALEL capital, or will exchan; ‘al Estate, Stock es of a well Know and’ pay eying house in the good reasons for selling. Address OLOTUIEi, Horiudomee. | PER OrPORIUNITY, BY AN INVESTMENT OF i $5,000 in business, to control sale msi of 'Y, box 2,681 P JOIN THE @ tiser in bottling es ander lager beer, dc. ; ADVER- ish a Jerse eee in cine COW ARLES Ww. eBANCE,: 74 William street. Re CONSEQUENCE OF ILL HEALTH, I " an active partner, with atiout $1,600, fo interest tree (rom ‘all incumbrances, of &. Sree, cles public House on Broadway; valuable lease, and doing @ very profitable business. ~ ‘Address A. G. CHA! Hoth D, New Nore Or. oa ea ‘WOULD LIKE TO INVEST A FEW HUNDRED J dollars and services in some small Manufacturing Business that wou! jay moderate nO matty Beet iw particulars aren WORKING, ‘bo: wn Bi ARTNER WANTED—TO MANUFACTURE A nr article which Is used, in every family, gr 121 out patent right Address PARINE igo ARTNER WANTED—SILENT OR ACTIVE, WITH & capital of or more, in nursery and business; good security. Address G. W. B., Heraid l er HAVING GOOD PATENTS OR OTHER Business which they wish to sell call on SIMPSON & SMITH, 66 Cortlandt street. ARTNER WANTED—ONE- pay gts pot! in a and fine family Groc: Oull between ‘and $ o'clock. RO: INSON, 59 Pearl street, ROFITABLE HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, MIN- eral springs and water cure, comy in all its ap- Bointments wall known and patro be pus : ols easy tC . aned fOr OIGGS, CARLETON & C0. as Broadway. PROTAL PARTNER DESIRED—WITH $10 $10,000 2 cash. in st ral Haor'is wel alined: and offers unusual in AScomeamn, Address BOND, Heratd comtice. NSURPASSED OPPORTUNITY. pepphdg AND. Commission Store Lease for sale, or Store bolo ready for immediate occupation; wel shai for Double Privile; i busi in furniture, cai ets and ee) Brg a ah es mc | RE ne ee the Exch Gold’ ai nd Priv bought and | Byrhood om Third avenue, Haslem sold on ‘comet 1 nae UE ry circular and DINGRE, PORTER & CO,, quotations, 0. jo. 6 Broad street. 2,808 Third avenue and 111 Broadway. TOCK PRIVILEGES—$80 FOR 50 8, ANTED—A PURCHASER FOR, A: WHOLE, Ac “* Fr lass eer oreo ee ewok manaen pond half interest im Flour of Feed business: my e only, al pam pg | ry > Oe Yealted SPaSeue'aven of leaving city, Call on H. Siplicaucn pamPoMBRIDGE & GO.” -! NS & Hees BROAD STREET, HASKING & BRAINE, , on Duuble, Privileges on. atl so pon id Brokers, + Puts, Calls and ive stocks. Sep ceneeaites ul find this a safe method of speculating. eapsnatecy: circulars, with references, mailed on applica LOAN OF “4g.” pantee IMMEDIATELY FOR A hs; $100 gage given we mrt i H pdatows CHRUAINGY, tort Tw) Herald Uptown Brauch office: —LAPSLEY & /RASLRY, BROKERS, 71 A, Wy iy BELL Mi aia OUBLE PRIVI VILEGES ON “ME XCHANGE" OR Aperchareey i 15 STOCK oS | SEER od ie vay Si BY TRG TAs oir Rea ane as TO ANY ADDRESS, aut loans can mate hie uy verano ey Jom! . el nddiressing FINANG S00 New York Post pa LKR, Soda OLS & Sele eile ect dah die eR I) btn Pat nge AND. stata | STR 7 Ory. eke cea DE onl £0 NLAIMS AGAINST JAY amount iotlon vor Ff Browd street, He’ Wantep—a PARTNER, WITH ity NH TO in manufacturing the Grei 5) Aen) pater July 8, frase! alta Recut adatesy bod bene Reet rd Boardean be seen at 16 ork. ANTED—A MAN OF MEANS TO INTRODUCE AS: cnticaly new cree ot of propa a5 capa pea) fra it overcomes all the di pide bo Sete others in ea na} 8s great | SANA He ANTED—A CAPITALIST, WITH ABOUT $10,000, as money BARC oie tape rt BONDS, Lteraid office. “QV ANTED-A. PARTNER, WITH, 0 TAKE Call on; traddreg 8 2 WTEEUS NEU rag panieee ‘ave nue, Brooklyn, 5 =A PARTNER WANTED, LY A ETRAT Ci 7.50. ~tnexceptions sa ‘toaM pce uner a’ eeraonte *n ca { Feforences. Apply ae LU adfice. FOR HALF INTEREST IN AF, “ LAMITED $1.00 putes bis nets monthay ty ig YBOOKE, | groat urease, ey ae gy Greet, |