The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1874, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Generally Steady. DEPRESSION IN STOCKS. WALL STREET, TUESDAY, May 12—6 P. i} ‘The principal event of the past week in financial cireles was the publication of the annual report of the Lake Shore and Michigan Soutnern Railway Company. The financial results of the company for the past two years will be found below :— A dividend of tour per cent has been paid the shareholders for the year, with only @ surplus @f $9,021 60 left over. RESULTS OF THE BUSINESS OF THR LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY AS PER COM- PANY’S REPORIS FOR Gross earnings from all sources. $11,058, 935, Less Qporauing expenses it 1873, 919,414,509 ing taxe: 11,839,525 _38146,508 598 Net carnings $5,800,409 Bcor.910 910 Add dividend on stock of Union Stock Yard Company. 100,000 Profit trom sule of Dunkirk, War- ren and Pittsburg boncs... pegat Drofits.....- nct— Interest on bonded debt $5,360,409 1,942,094 Interest on floating de 6.908 Rents of leased roids. 133,400 Diviuends on stock. 3,409,6.0 Government claim, taxes jor 0 and 1871.. on ‘oid, Discount bonds Loss of advances to Butiaio, Corry, and Fittaburg road by sale of Loxson sale of” $100 Buffalo, Corry an onds, Pittsburg 63,442 Franklin Railroad. Total deduct.. Leaving surplus ot $5,705,139 9021 MONEY Yoaned at 3 and 4 per cent on call. The rates for paper remain unchanged. Foreign exchange closed dull at 4.873¢ a 4.88 for bankers’ sixty days’ Sterling, and 4.90}, a 4,91 for demand, EXPORTS. The total exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day amounted to $4,454,367, mixed values, which is a decrease irom last week Of $1,282,520, The exports tor the corresponding period of last year were $6,998,713, and for 1872 $4,322,732. The total exports since January 1, this Year, are $100,700,204, against $100,640, 538 last year and $77,159,135 in 1872, BANK SHARES, City bank shares were more active. We note sales of American Exchange shares) at 111, Fourth National (20) at 105, German American (20) at 8634, and Park (10) at 143, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold was dull and lower, prices beginning at 2244, receding to 112, but closing at 112 The decline was due, it is alleged, to the falling off of exports for the week aud to sympathy with foreign exchange, which was reported lower. No specie shipment engagements have been made for to-mor- row’s steamers other than $125,000 in silver bars, The carrying rates to-day were 3, 34 and 4 per cent. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as follows :— $917,599 1,034,390 17,797,000 74,162,316 3,860,524 4,840, 652 758,062 STATEMENT. Gold exchanges. Gold balances. . THE FOREIGN MARKET, The following are the iate London prices:— @onsols, money, 93 a 9355; do., account, 9534 a 93% ; five-twenty bonds, 1865, 106% a 107; do., 1867, v 1044 a 1043; Erie, 323¢; New York Central, 89, in Frankfort new bonds of 1865 are 101; for five- twenty bonds, 1862, 98%. In Paris rentes are Grmer, at 59/. 750. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed dull and steady at the following quotations:—United States cur- registered, 115 a 11514; do. do., do., ex coupon, 115% 811544; do. do., 1864, registered, 116 & 117; do. do., do, excoupon, 117 a 117%; do. do., 1865, registered, 116 8117; do. do., do., ex coupon, 117% & 11844; do. do, do,, new, registered, 11934 & 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 11934 a 1193; do. do., 1867, registered, 119%¢ a 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 1203; a 12014; do. do., 1868, registered, 1% & 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 1203; a 1203, do. ten-forties, registered, 114% @ 115; do. do, coupon, 114% a 11544; do. fives, 1881, registered, ‘115 & 11535 do. do., do., ex coupon, 11544 11534. SOUTHERN SECURITIRS, ‘There were but a few transactions in State bends, and prices showed very little change. New York registered bounty loan brought 108%;. Mis- sourl sixes advanced to 95%. Tennessee old, ex coupon, sold at 65%, and Tennessee, new series, ‘© gt 65, RAILROAD BONDS, Rallroag bonds were quiet, witha slight decline in some cases. "offerings having since been made about % per cent below these figures. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated sold at 88, and do. gold bonds at 84¢ @ 85, Michigan Central sevens were weak, and declined from 96 to 9544; New York Central sixes, of 1883, sold at 92; New York Central first, cou- pon, at 106; Harlem first, sevens, coupon, at 10334; Morris and Essex first at 104, and Michigan Southern Sinking Fund at back The latest bids are wnnexed :— ‘Alb & uaa Ist bas Mich Cen 1st m, § New York Cen 6's, '83. New York Cen 6's, ’87. New York Cen 6's, re. sr jos, HL C eM ist, Ps, 55 Boren st m6 8 Hud B's, 2d mt, * Hud R7's, 15. Norih, Missourl ist m. Ohio & Miss con #1. Ohio & Miss con., Ohio & Miss 2d im’ ‘con: oo Cen bats, | 04d mn Pay Union Pa Union Pa Pacitic tot: Ho. es Wig V & Ohi zd ath. Tol Wah Ietin, St iB 78 Toledg.& W: ‘abash 2d m. $b Tol & Wab eaip bonds. 67 bds Great West 2d m, 8, Deus Mone tothe Se Quincy & ot Ist’, "90 aug & Erie new hats... 96g La Bur & Miss ist a a Lakes Shore bas « Han : ‘Cen Miss Ist m .. Lake Shore con 2 Lake Shore con THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. » Tne Assistant Treasurer paid ont $231,000 on ac- count of interest and $104,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The total payments by the ‘Treasury ON account of May interest to date amount to $7,401,000, THE STOCK MARKET to-day showed further indications of the weakness ‘that has prevatied and irom time to time has been predicted in this column. While prices fluctuated, thus temporarily strengthening the hopes of those who are holding stocks, the tendency was con- stantly downwards, There was, in fact, no evi- dence of & poyer that could stem the current. Buyers were chary, permanent investors stood aloof and waited for the bottom to be touched, and brokers ana speculators for a short turn consti. tuted the chief actors in the scene. A good many margins were wiped out and not a few individuals ‘wore woeful visages. It is unnecessary to re. iterate the causes for this condition, for they have been made familiar, Activity and duiness, firmness and depression, have | Mes alternated with each other during the past irty days, and the process may be again ang Gold Weak---Money Easy---Securities 109% @ 10992; ten-lorty bonds, 1043;; new fives, | rency sixes, 116% a@ 116%; do. do, 1881, registered, 1195 @ 119%; do. do. do., cou- pon, 121% @ 121%; do. five-twenties, 1862, | ‘The Pacific mortgages were a) shade lower, Centrals selling at 94%, Union firsts . ey at 85%, land grants at 80 and incomes at 8414, | ‘The Custom Honse receipts to-day were $479,000, | | Atlantic and Pacific Te: NEW YORK HERALD, again repeated, but each decline only goes to prove the natural debility of the market when left | } U0 to itself, and the probability that it will continue to exhibit varying phases until Congress, by settling the currency question, enables legitimate business to take a fresh start. Then, in the in- creased earnings of railroads—for these constitute THE STOCK IN TRADE OF WALL sTREET— we may see a recovery {rom the existing depres- sion that will make glad the hearts of all who are now in the “Slough of Despond,” Meanwhile Jet it be borne in mind that thirty-five miluons of people are economizing and spending two dollars where they were wont to spend three. This is the real keynote of the situation. When the business pulse beats strong we shall have no more paralysis. The sum total of transactions to-day was 163,273, shares, of which Western Union represented 49,200, Union Pacific 31,190, Wabash 7,560, Pacific Mail 16,260, Ohio and Missis*ippi 750, New York Centrat 2,900, St. Paul common 9,400, Lake Shore 23,305, Erie 3,200, Rock Isiand 3,450 and Northwest 6,750, ‘The best prices of the day were generally made at the opening. Western Union sold at 71); a 70% a 70% ; Pacific Mail at 4434 & 43% @ 44%; Obio and Mississippi at 2334 @ 22% & 2334; CG & 1 C. at be a 194g; New York Central at 98 a 975; Erie at 4 & 35% a 3534; Rock Island at 973; a 96% a 973; ; rare Shore at 10% @ 76 a 70%, a 7644; Northwest common at 42!¢ a 42% a 424 a 42%; St. Paul re- ceded from 3434 to 333g and closed at 34; Wabash moved down from 3934 to 38%, and closed at 39; Union Pacific opened at 297g and after selling off 34 per cent closed at the opening price; Hannibal and St, Joseph sold at 27 a 2734 9 28; Atlantic and Pacific preserred sold at 14; St. Pauf preferred at 53% @ 53; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western closed at 107 and Panama at 1063¢; Harlem, 12734. HIGHEST AND LOWEST, ‘Yhe following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:. cpeen mioheess Lowest. i) Haren, York Central Northwestern pi Rock Island. Pittsburg. Milwaukee and St. . Milwaukee and Bhs Paul prei. Onio and Mississippi New Jersey Central. Del., Luck. and Western... Union Pacific. Pacific Mail. Panama, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Mu May 12-10 A. M.,) Before Call.” § 73g WshsLS&Ms RK, 700 de G00 sha West Un Tel 800. do. do. | 100 NJ Cen RR. , 100.0 US 5-20, r, 965, 1100 US 6-20' c, °67 ‘5000 US 5-20, r, '07. 10:15 and 11:30 - 119% $6000 Us £-20. ¢, 768, 1.00 US 5'8,¢, 10-40. [1198 100.0 Ub Bhar, Ble + 119% 1000) US 5s, ¢, ’31. “ 1198 18000 US 6's, cur. First Board—10:30 A. M. , ‘son amour Oa, eDe we iy das ghd ve 2000 084 Go ML SEY 8 Sta 10s 30 Chi & NW con.. Alu, Can Wee gd bas fa 100 5000 1000 Mor 1000 Brie $d m,.. 2000 Mich South ne Su Mich Cen Ps. ovo ‘5.00 'g, Juv) NY © Ist m, 106 50u0 Harlem ist) Tsc 10336 1000 Bufl&Stateline7’: 2 1700) Con Pac is 2000 Un Pac 1009 StL & 25 shs vin EX Bank... 1 20 Ger-Ain Bank. ....6 es 20 Fourth Nat Bk 10 Park Bank. 33 10) Con Coal of Md..be is al in oni NWititer Db 10), @B Un tae RR. a do. . xR «83 97. 500 100 NY € 200 1:0 Chi, &QRR..... I 900 West y 2300 in Tel it Ww 2% Alb é Suis ii. ed 100 Lol & WRK 400 oon & ‘ait KR pfbe we 100 tb & | MRR..b e mo sa i b 100 Ene RR... 100 Harlem RR.. 1M) US 6s, ¢ SO Us S-2),6, 68, Second Board—1 P. M. fell Tenn 6's, 0, exc. go0y Tenn 6's, new: 64) 10shs ChiéRIR, “a i$ +49 sha Chit: be a 1000) 4000 Mich G en 7's. Eecseaeus 1000 Chi & NW Istm,. 1 30 shs Ger-Amer Bk Sak es8Ee5' sag8ee = "in demana ata trifle advance. | $175 per bbl; Roman, | Laths were in moderate request and steady at $24 $2 10 ig | Hine Oo 8 , 46 IW At PacRitpi.be 1 2:30 to3 P. M. boy moans be ‘nion Pac om z, 1H vac 500 do. 19 T01 « ‘Wi Ri loo 150) do 10) Ohio & wo Lo ra 2 wa 243g 100 Han & stJo RK, 23 350, C «1 ORR 20 S00 Au & Pac RK pi. ia CLOSING PRICES—-3 O'CLOCK P, M. West Un Tei W% P.ti £. oon Quicksilver GHeRNRee 4 Te os wicksilver pl. vh &NW bret. os a él el, Lack & W. NJerCen . a 1054 Fanama,.. y aha a 97g Pacifle Mi se 1 Be New York Cen 38%; by erie Pg Wari EN Lake 1% a id Umon Pac! COMMERCIAL REPORT. MSS ees Cotton Firm—Flour Heavy—Wheat Un- changed—Corn Closed Heavy — Oats Lower—Pork and Lard Quiet, but Kirm—Groceries Dull and Weak— Freights Easier—Pctroleum Easier— Naval Stores Dull—Metals Generally Quiet—East India Goods Firm—Whiskey Steady. TursvaY, May 6 P.M. Business was moderate in nearly every depart. ment of trade to-day, and prices as a general thing favored the purchaser. At the Produce Ex- change the markets were quiet, Flour was dull and heavy. Wheat was less active, but without change in price; the market closea quiet, though there was some bidding for tuture deliveries at the prices paid. Corn was heavy at the close, but a fair business was consummated on the basis of yesterday’s figures. Oats were dull and again lower. Whiskey. was withont decided change. Pork and lard were firm, Groceries were quiet and easy. Cotton met with a fair trade, particularly for forward delivery, which advancea 1-16c. a 3-32c. per Ib. Petroleum was moderately inquired for, but the bids generally were about %c. below the views of sellers, Naval stores were dull. Metals gener- ally were quict and steady. Freights were rather easier and quiet, Woo) met with a fair trade, and the market was firm. Asuks.—Receipts for the past three days, 118 packages. Dull—Wool 4 | There has been a fair trade demand for pots, which were quoted steady at 63c. per Ib. Pearls remained nominal at 944c. per lb. Buia MateRrars.—There has been no particular cbange in the market for brick, either as regards the demand or prices current. Lime met with a fair de- mand and prices were quoted steady at $1 10 for Rock- land common and $175 for do. lump. Cement was auiet, with the exception of Portland, which continued We quote :—Rosendale $4, and Portland $5 10. $6 25. fog Eastern, « 200M CoRN.—There has been a moderate trade re- Ported during the past three Gays and prices were steady atfrom 7c. to 9c. for old mixed, 9. for medium green and 0c. tor green hurl and brush. Brxswax.—We notice a moderate demand at un- changed prices; quoted at 88. a Ste, tor Western and 35c. a 3be. for Southern. Bras axp Peas.—There was a fair inguiry for me- Qiums and marrows which were held with inore con: fidence, Other desctipiions were rather quict and not materially ch: ed choice, $199 a $2; mediu a $1 75; marrows, choice, 823505 ood, $210.8 $2320; white | iiauey, @ y, gholee, $2 40'a $2 45; white fair to go ney, prim oy fate to ond, Stiga 2 2 gyn idney, prime, $4 * Borrem—Thesupply has proved more than. sufeient for the Catia of the trade, and the market was weak for all descriptions. Our outside quotations may be considered extreme. choice, selected, 36c. ; fair to good, 32¢. elsh hed We quote —State—Half firkin tabs, Ao Glo. prime, Sc. @ 856.5 do. do. 7 do. 4o., common, 28¢. 3 solecied, BSc? do.” dos do. to good, 320. ‘pails Orange county State and choice Pennsylvania, tair to good, 34c. Sbe.; "do. edmmon, —30c, se. Western—Western Reserve and. Michigan. tubs, cholce, | selected, 380. ; do. do., good to prime, 3lc. a 82c.: do. 'do., fair to a) ade. Northern’ Llinols, Wisconsin and Towa a S8c.; do, do., tuir to, prime, Be. a Ble. at ius, choice, Bc, a ¥3e.< do. don fair te io ‘creamery, tubs, choice, Ohio and Indi: rood, ‘&@ 30c.; vatious styles, common, 2c. a 2c. Nd Butter—Staic—Firking, choice, 3zc. a Se. ; do. a od, Sie a Sze: hall firkins, tubs, tuir to good 0 gi ir to good, Sle, & 82c.; various styl co Gunst.—Old Was steady and in moderate, demand. New has arrived more freely, and was easier. Exporters feel disposed to operate, but not at asking prices, We tree -—New--State factory, fon cream, fine, i6c. a 163sc. ; tair to good, Iie.a, 15ige. half skimmed, ide: Western factory. Uskee. a l6c. do., do., fair to goc med, Ie. @ 140, ; do., skimmed, ory. good to fine, ‘I6c. a 17c. . common to fair. 12¢, al a upAGk.—There tas been no change in values since our last, and we haye only to notice « moderate de- mand. We quote. — lanila, large and small, sizes, 7c; & 18e. per 1b,; do. bolt rope yarns, 190. 4 Manila, 16) ce Risal rope, 143gc. a 15%c.; Now Zealand cordase. Ide, a 15c.; Russia. 17c. Coorrnace Stock.—The tarket remained very quie ana prices were to an extent nominal. ‘quot Molasses shooks, 32 inch, with sugar shooks, with heads, 38 fugar shooks.. with head box shooks, rum 8, 4 tea shooks, $6 50 a sth eimpty, snegahsacs, Buys hoops, 14 foot, (ordinary to prime, 4c, a oops, 12 foot, ordinary to prime, Caxpurs.--The demand was limited to small Jobbiny parcels. Manufacturers are stocking up for the tal trade, and anticipate the ruling of higher pri during t he past season, We quote:—Sperm, 28c. ; p: 4 ‘a 39c.: stearic, Mitchell € Co.'s (10 oz), 24. & pacamne Geand ia, Mo, a 210 ;adamansioe, 1 oh y ac. sd 1 weak.” No Were reported trom vies hands and the jobbing tra Was unimportant. Messrs. William *cott & Sons, in their Circular of this date, report the stock of Rio as follows Galveston, 1 Y paus Beiter, 20,932; Boston, 1; New York, Total, 1 117,438 We quote :—Kio— pee ‘eoraoeel a iiige.; fur ot 8c. ; good do... ie wigs prime do., 2c. b 20% lot fo ag 20 co Java, (A ieetd ‘Ylo1 a i aracaibo, Bison; Laguayray 19ig¢. wale “Sai maioay 186. St. Domingo, lo}gc. a i7c.; Porto ie. & 21 Rica, Wve, @ 2lc. ; Mexican, '19¢. vos Savanil 4c. @u2e.; Curacom, 1734c. a '20c., gold, per Ib., sixty and ninety days’ credit. Corton.—Low grades of cotton on the spot were in bet- terdemand. Hoiders generally demanded higher prices tor all grades, particularly tor grades interior to lov iuid- dling. The market, thougn ered josed aitiet. fu. tures” advanced 1-l6c, a" 3-336, on the nearby months, ‘with fair transactions. We quote :-— Uplands, Alabama. N. Orleans, Texas. and aE | a satrene range, (or lots, mats. 2 18e. a | Ordina: My aig dg aay | Good'o we I 1674 | Strict good or "7548 175-18 | he middling. 17, 4 tae 17% | Muldting. 18 Is 18 BS oct middiing. 19% 19 2y n th store rnnning in sAthe quotations are based oh cotto quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. The sales were :— 2 pew. Last Boening. Total. xport.... Consumption : a 218 Speculation 383 7 Totals. rr 315 —For fui ry. middling, the sales five been ns follows:— List atter three o'clock— May, it 17AKe:, O00, at Sune, 3.200 at 19% oF Futy, 100 at Sede Wat 181 Septembe 18Hic. + Ootober, Om At 1770-82. To i conten Hostay, q at three oisleoke i -16¢. it 55 S20 1 ae "ie be c. sit adr Ihe, soa at 17 27-83 wie a 2,400 at 17%¢. 1 ae ae ‘ty ag St 18 9-820 , 1,600 at it 183, 200 a, tY yeodnsg 600 at 1! 8 {paves oon at I September, i at 18%e., 1, CE ee Me Th tine * December. ie ¢ at *, cembe ies 17 L-16e. Total, a ar A a Gfand total, 35, e pales ne sl at. th lows 508 w Orleans, 588; bile, ‘Savannah, 311; Ohi cag 416; Wilmingto 4 Nozfotk, 204; Bullimoro, 23: New York, 240; Philadel phia, ‘otal, 2491 bales. “This day last week,4,465; st year, 6,379. this aan a Rates on cotton were quoted thus: ave) by, steam leo; by anil, 0. To iam: burg, by P fe. ; by sail,’ Xe. % Bremen, by, steai ak by sail, 4gc.,' compressed. To Liverpool, ‘4a., by a DRIRD Frorrs.—The demand for choice quarter apples continues good and the market ruled strong; sliced are Rap ariper but less sought atter, Peeled fa igen. We Blackberries scarce, CHerrles held higher. We Mote :—State apples, sliced, 180. a ‘quarters thera i380. 3 Western apples matvors, 156. a3 he. ; pecled a Me, j do. Georaia. 2c. a caches, North Carolina, 2c i ahi es, 1 io. Southern plums, Stal ite Bes ‘do. Southern, 16e. ruspberrigs, 3c. 3 ‘GGs,—The receipts continues liberal, and were pressed for. ‘salo at further material ed in prices, Our outside quotations may be c remes. The Current pricer wera as {ollow! d, New Jer- sey and near by. Ige. a 1sicc. nnsylvania, le. a LONE. nada, choice Western, do. do. Ie; ot ‘oiher "Westerns lalge. jouthern, Tigo F 1D Gratx,—Receipts—Flour, 15,613 bbls. ; wheat, 195,118 "yushels corn, 61, ie orn meal, 1,700 bbls. and 1,900 bags; oats, bushels: rye, 0. The flour market was dull and, Heavy, though ‘ieee was no especial change in prices. The sales gine our last, in- eluding all kinds, foot up “avout 13,400 rices Serene ranare ol our quotations, Corn ta irmer ma tn demand ai 0) Bois, melading Brandywine, at 75; Westerh ut a $4 3 hote sai 1 the im} ovement. Sales 25 a $4 GY, and Jersey at sacitot Souther ‘$1 A ertne’ ie State 3 fouls, stre Louis, ch Br Louts, eh California, Rye flour, Southern Southern ex | ‘01 Corn meal, Calorie. Golden car, Puneheons —Wheat wi mixed ; Ste. 62c. a and rye wa! tinued tight quiry being, rade, rates cratts tora 68. 200 bbls, and, it saul tlerces of charters of do. of of grain, tinople, wi with hen were pen GUNNLES. and bi He tive, ass, MP AND but quoted and weak, currency. firmer and tl for short do. Hops.—Th Ayres, 20 lbs. ideo,” 20 1 market, Pity: sof eae ce ber product Biotech’ pig ersigns bu i hgh tala jobbing ‘dema ‘crushers’ ha fees and firm, Se ih tor hela at, a winter. winter wh! tic do. at price for No. ined r of sales aly held. W guage ai atie Cc. er fils nas aoue with 6c. tures offering. were dull a last quoted. PROVISIONS. Les 4000 bi and nominal: cc. DI ea in $e for extra for the range of Western, and average, at L Ie. Lert ja. SIL; 8 as reg oy fair ‘o. festern, cho fair to do. Der’ pair, Jersey, per 8 13. er pair, ee Game— Figs eo fight, picked Rick. — Ihe prices ruling At trom 7740. Tots of Put goon at 7’ SKEDS.— | with a moder 1\e. for Per } l0\e. for Sta $2 '%5 to $3. ‘am Touts, low exir Southern superfine, Southern tamil: orn meal, Wester rand Brandywine, ety change in the marker, Fosin, on pa teri nat foe. of grain at 14d. "3 Hamburg, by ine ordre, with, S60) Austrian bark, ‘hence on pri vate. term: hence to @ direct Continental at 74, 6d. ith 10,00) to Viburs, w ‘an, Americal feat ba pit Faeslon, oc ett jcan bark, arrive, from elphis mriyerhirnce ome hiladelp! ia toa Continental Es isd, July clearance.” Y 20), gold s Italiane $2 ior iain, 32% improvement. Lratner.—Manuti rers: little more liberally during the past three the 33 American, $50 a MoLasses.—ithe market was firm for both domestic and of nsactions aside trom job- rices, We « et we heard of no parcels, which realized full ba, centrifugal and mi 406.; do., muscovado, renning rocery, 38c. a 4 Porto Rico, 4c, a Te. a . @ 6c. for natural winter ‘a Bleached spring. Crude cotton seed A7ige. refined summer yellow at $2340. 3 Sb. “viconaden qlee Tosi he Fine grades are neglected, within the range of the plain mess bbls., $13 a $14 for extra mess do., $20 a $23 for rime mess tlerdes, $24 828 for India do, do. “and $30 50 a as moderate, but 2c. {OF @ spec is. of Dick te »,000 ie steady, We b ot ui 10 11-16c. 250 thei Herces for Ju of steam at 10 gc. ner per 000, 18¢. “phitadetphin, Tie, Ib. yellow leg sni aightextra.. ice double extri ee tamaly.. tra 000 bushels at 2c. a 84 ¢. tor old do., Cloning-at the inside pri puthern vetlow and Western white. ¢. 108 > were dull, ‘ower and closed tamer, for mixed and fe. a be. tor white. not dealt in and and matnly tor for which ‘0 Liv ‘hoo oars at rosin at erp, "ho tons a at 42s, tod and me by ste: ude a N an Austrian Dutch, yaverage, 12.5 Dressed American, $2.2) a $2 for single, $1 15 a a 20 for undressed ; ode Sieat 7 con y Ke Small fois were he di 53e. a 60c. re has bee: e Hrpes.—The market ha been prices were not SSantaly on Coie 4 av 8. a 22 | a nd Srinoen’ oc. a ‘es, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1874. 2) Ohio AM RR. be 53 2234 | 900, ao. at Be rand, irely 4 to ; to Bristol, to Glasgow. by by ste gra 2 bushels at $1 44a $1 vA for inte: tor No.2 Chicayo, $1.58 ASL GS ie ee the spot and de. Iwerable all this w 3, $15 fo rable all May; $1 6) a$! 61 for $1 64 nominal. hh Th rate for grain’ was 1134 34d, each of corn ene at Loudon, atés., 7s. ‘a German bar! SESE SEP ERED £ Sasecssc30cs ll SeSeasess secasesseus ga eeeesreree mean Snowe: 6, Uiit ‘there ‘was no essential | The sales were about 160,000 49a si aaukee, on or do. for white, ‘yy 1 63 tor No. y Canada club, $1 67 for Canada white. orn Was In’ moderate emai? and lowe -d easier. sales foot a 11,000 The ic, tor new ats sales 54,00) bushels Barley Freianrs.—The inquiry for berth accommodation con- tates Were more easy. continued good. demand for tonnage for charter, the in- vessels adapted to the petroleum favored the shipper. commanded steady races. ere Was & Sultable 6 engai jerpool, by steam, 00 bales of cot a. 0 13d., by steam; Nid. ; 60 bois. pork at by steam, 400 bbls, y steam, 10 boxes am, 10,00) bushels hhds. “ot taliow at 37 8. rovisions, oh private terms; to bushers of grain at Md. ; 400 onda, of tallow at 42s, 6d. ; 600 salted hides at 45s." The orwegian ‘bark hence to Gor, for juarters of ice same voyage, with * sto quarters a Gernian bark. 6d.; an to arrive, ort, with 3,100 quarters eases oF rerined petroleum, at oor a ol ined petroleum, at. : Norwegian brig, hence to a direct se part Unite bbls. ot refined do., at 5a. 6d. 2,200 of refined di bark (now short lay at Boson), ‘hence to d do., at 68; an Amer- bis. of refined do., at jorneo, 12¢. ; d values were nominally unchanged. {0 for double. $1 85 3 HI gol: ac Met for Wheat, anc a shght improvement in the in quiry tor prime hops, but generally speaking the market was quiet and values bot essentially changed. American, new, good to choice, 25. a to fair, le, a 20e.; yearling: Bavarians: (genuine), 25e. a 3e.; do. | English, 20c. a 2c. Belgians, nominal, Tornlans, 28. a 88., per Ib. He Savanilla, &c., 15ic., Maracalice, racaibo, dry, 20c., jaranham, Pernambuco,’ dry salte Wi ng St fee gis atent} els, lows:—Domestic Calcutta, 9sc., We quote: ‘ao. 180. a 250. ; olds, Be. a oe. 4 ‘ > Other charters for petroleum have nothing new to note in this branch of the market, it having continued dull, with transac: tions confined’ to small unimportant. pa ‘Were nominally steady and quoted as fol cloth, heavy Values D Sure--Por hemp the market continued inac 'e quote :— ea $1 90 Hay 4ND StRaw.—The market for hay and straw was for prime qualities tair at the W was rather quiet, but prices North River ahippin 10; retail ‘gale hay, ca Te. 10 for oat. a0., low a 19. & 2c, ; Cali: auiet and, easy, Ash, dBi but ns 3 0 > Grande ‘and Buenos co cash, gold; ssat, 24¢. ntral American, salted, 1 dry salted, ox and cow, ly 15I¢e., Bahia, ary, 19¢., have ' been enerally speaking, has been a uiet, Roticeable change in values. “We quote ae Bani, Orv aalted, 16340: Matamoros aiid Mexiéan, 330, 24c., Matamoros, Ury salted, I8c. a 19¢., Tamy Heo, a, 8 Vera ae é., Porto ca bello, 2253c. ae, Rig Hachd, Ie., Horota 26. a. dhe. irusihe sa wise ait Cal iar ury, 15e. a dry, 25¢., cash, gold; ti ce SS Bie. a ake gatee ox: W and Ci dog hag cow, 10c. rency; Calcutta puta on Onlonita Kitt aineatio Ibe, Heana Caleutta i Kips dead grven, Taiger, canhh woud: urchasing a mys, stil the ut without | hee. a 26%90.0 middl middle crop tie. 0 36e. j ,fieaty erdp, Soc, a 3 ieee crop, Over Crop, 4c. — 2c. @ 310. | oak. B26. w SH « beAlloas 174° a De, item wraig—The demand tor lake copper has been fair ng the past fee days and the market closed firm at 8, 300,000 Ibs. of lake at 24340. a bt ni ant Baltimore on. Spelier quoted at c. furnaces skh oe aie ld Mls, 3 lew and, ari 68 tor ernd bleached. W! tor Nort for domestic. ontinued dull and depressed. are wp to all with Owing to Yavorable advices trom abrond. company’s works are said. to be closed up. been made since our last of 500 tons of No. 1 Eglinton, in it 6} out rivate terms. aie But ‘quoted firm at 243dc, a 35c. gold for Straits aud ah o are goid for english. Lead was quiet a ¢., nominally, for. domestic and o34c. ic. for ‘ot reqi more ed, 29¢. w Orleans, uoted at 97c. ‘confid The Coltness sales have gtoted: 65 r Silesian ron—the market tor A large num. blast, but juirements. lence, lots of 100 tons, on private terms. We quote :—Scotch ig—Coltnes ; Gartsherrie nominal; Giengarnock, Eglinton, $34 a $35: american, No. 1, $35; No. 2, | forge, $25 4 $30, Ralls—Engilsn, $57 ‘a $39, gold; a 5c. + Uc. O11s.—For linseed the market was sean, ‘ander a fair a casks from erm. oll, was moderately inquired 1 85 (or natural winter, oe was c. 1 ant a bbe. and stead: 0c. Vile. Bank cod. at ec. a fd 750. ‘8 Tc. Lard oif remained tirm at Sc. tor was firmly ap eh ho uie t, bu for ut steadily Southern, for Q domes- a 69¢., a tSc., Nestsfoot at 5c. a oe 10, tie lower in. of 400 bbis. wes 1d 37. We . the Ne. for § At the oll pr —Rece! is., seller May, ressed ralue; quot ef India mess. Beef ha ut were nominally steady in valu of Southern, and Cut meats—Trade to: prices were steady. 2,000 pickled hans, 10 a 1a Ibs. average, at 113 i I brand; $00 smoked ba 13 4 00 pickled. shou! d bel 08 Waarine Ke, for Western was eard of sales of 100 tierces oi cho ONC. 60) teres do. for Jun ‘relty the market wee! low, values. We oa nod, oiee, a Ie. ; doy, ec. & $1 BS; @ le. do, West) A $2 75; of teath ih ste; a at (fac. a7 uy rate tra nusyivania ie, Timothy hogs were quiet ed at Tc. a here was a {alr tra a values were st 108 Were Fanoet ing figures: —$10 ry love it itide depends ise bes . Sal Naval Stoavs.—The market for spirits of turpentine continues§ excessivety and, in absence of actual livered. sn Crude ‘in’ buik Was neg: ot ani ucing points the markets | prices not essentially changed trom tho ipts—Pork, S83 bbl ages; cut meats, 1,272 d 250 kegs. The market for mess ner 3 er 5 a Delaware, per bbl, Pourrey AND Gann We have no change 'to notice ti the market for dressed poultry. The demand continued fair for strictly choice at steady prices. et with a steady ‘air trade at previons figures. Wild pigeon are scarce and values to an extent nominal. Knglish snipe are scarce and command higher prices, Plover are plenty, but show if 75 Vilmii tL, transactions, the aie is entirely nominal at about dc. | has also ruled dull to-da, ood strained at though prices continue stead- Tar without reported and we only delivered. transactions, and the rices remain at $2 75 for Wilmington, and $2 5) tor Washington. Pitch in moderate, jobbin steudy at $3 for prime tt tox apgte Fost na demand aud ington ad- 2 and spirits turpentine at Pstactaua.s-Yor Telsed the market wae weak, closic fay, Mac a Lee. for, June and 000 bbis. for Ma 150! tor Last delivery at Mixes 2,500 Sbis for drat halt of June at 14c., and for last halt of July at 1650. lected :held nominally at Gic. « 6 best bid. Cases were no! a 19¥c.,ana naphtha at ‘Sor 8 a Bhgc. Gciphia market "was neglected aad ‘nominal quoted at Ic, a 14 for pro a month nd th 9c. A Le. noninall: The Pita, ; beef, bbls. pt deliv. yisteady 80 pack- feroes, and quiet, but firm. une Was oficred the élose at $17 15. Bacon—The market remained duit long clear quoted at and short ‘but not Speentially 2. per ontintie for fir Tne" at Tice Li placed at from $! ny s been only me Inelude Ib. for the reported Lots rices 12 for d mactive ‘at a ‘yatet, hut ice on the for May at and’ 200 vey "ibyge. les Were 90 ticrces .—The market to-day was weak at a decline OTATORS, of fully 2c. per bbl. There was a moderate speculative inquiry Roticeable at the lower prices We quate: », State, in goes pay i $3 75; do. ‘do. in’ bulk, ui do., Jersey and Long Island, in vali, er ae as 50 a $3; peach. blow, , in shipping. A $5'50 $3 5). at ae Si State, in bulk, per bbl., BS a $375; Jer: bulk, per bal. '$2'0 0 $5"28; Prince Albert, un an Bains order, $350 a $3 pup do, int bulk, per bbl., $3 25 son white, in aoe bbi 2 82.75; her: $7 50, ive poultry jame— no appreciable change do., fn 8 do, W ered, oc perib, and 2 - a7 “She market. for linseed was dull, and in ab. sence of transactions values were nominal. de, and was quoted steady at t x Mae. {r Western, ‘and 10} Va et, but Rouge tax was steadily 60. Sreanre,—The market was dull, spat holders ieee firm. Bales 12,000 tbs, at Lge. per : Sugaw.—The demand for raw su ar “continued light and the market was weak, but we make no change In quota- L755 tarke arse, ‘wey i Trenance shiek iowis and chickens, State aud Western, Lc. it turkeys State and Jersey. 15¢ lée. tate and Jersey, i) Seeee, Sate ! extern, 3 Pie sn bi tela” ors chickens, state and ate ati er Goren, uote :—Fresh dressed—Spring a prime, ' tern, a Ise. A ipe, $2 25 fair to-day, with os, in lots, 45 tierces of Carolina - Per lb., according to ality. Small ags of Kane il ster at $2 tions. Sales hhds. of molasses su at 740. and 122 hhds, of centrifugal at Refined fuver was quits pen sae the same as yesterday. We quote Ani inferior to’ common, 1 let foo ae Fe ic. & TG. 5 “se imo, bet ett uamee: i, oad, a's el e, a c.4 contrit Pa ‘am to 13, Bisce @ Dyer; Inolaases. hts. and hoxes, Te. 8 7% 23 large Mortgages eaebed, 6c. h stan Co 5 Pv 10 to my ihe ic. 3 | in: 16 to 18 9360. 09 Tito a | White, Osc. & 106" Por i ning, tea Bic. ; grocery, fair to choice, \ Dutch ‘standard, Nos. 8 to c. & | va—Duteh standard, 1 to 1 e. Manila—Superior and extra’ superior, 7c. Toracco.—For seed leaf the general market continued ules, (Lot values were not uoticeably changed. We Heard of nates of 450 canes of Ohior crop 1TH at Bo: 10D do. of Connecticut, crop. n private terms; 200 do. of sundries at trom 6c. a 25¢ an jucreased demand at tea » | at from # » per lb. Foreign attracted more at- id to the extent of 300 bales of Havana at oa und 50 bales of Yara I cuts at 724gc. b TaLLow.—The market was less active but s former prices. Saies 60,000 ibs. of out of town VecrTastys.—There has been no essential note since last rep which were i pel Kentucky Coy 9h rices. Sales 450 hhds. hange to ort, excepting for Bermuda onions, dedly lower. append quota: Hons ax follows:—Ontons, reds” pe .» $10 do., yellow, to. $10 a’ $l: 'do., wit, . Sil; Yarnips. ‘Runde do, ie. cabbaxe Face a$l; '0,y La per crate, tomatoes, She, pe. $l; ereen pe 2a on " atring beans, $4 a8t a0. Berio 1 60: do. ontons, 2 2s asparagus, per bunch te sh Soi al ri} cucumbers lorida, nab, bee crate, ie a ih id is fair and pric tained.” The sales embrace 3,000 Ibe. Georgia, 5.00 Ibs. low pulled, 1 a tub washed Califor: led, ail on private terme 5,000 Ibs. X Ohio re well main- shearlings, 5,000 Ibs. Ibs. extra do., 10,000 Ibs, super Mestiza 00: Ibs. No. 1 puiled at We, 5.000 Ibs. he: fe. : 30 bates init ‘Californi, on gh a do. ind 10,0) Ibs, Texas, Wanskuy se aseokpus 668 bola, The Gonand continues fair and the market steady. Sales, 250 bbis. at¥734c. DOMESTIC 10 MARKETS, Cott fi food ordi 53 " alding, ir 1 ‘otton firm: nary. 4e.; middi q Net receipts, S08 bales” Sules ee iat 338, ihe New oniaises git rr 874, Cotton firm, good demand ; business retarded by nigh pres asked; middling, l8e. Net reeip 18, 535 bi a, 060. Exports—To Great Brit ; to the nent, 1,340; to en 6,682. Sales, T200! Yast evenii ra 1,100, Stock, 85,704. Mostie, May 12, 1874. Cotton grit middling, Pah 3.g00d ain ABAFY: Ibe. Net receipts, U bales. Sales, 1 Stock, 23,; fs ies 12, 184, ay Cotton quiet and firm, nominal; middling, 1 Fe Tiago Net receipts, 416 bales. ‘Sales, yg Stoc! Wruminaton, N. 0., May 12, 1876. Spirits of turpentine steady at 30c. Rosin firm ‘at $220 for gtramed Crude turpentine steidy at $189 for hard, $2.8 for yellow dip and $3 60 for virgin. ‘Tar mandy at 32. Osweco, y 12, 1874, Flour steady: sales of 1.3U0 Bole at 8770 tor Now 1 ring, $5 75 Tor amber winter, $9 for white winter and # &) tor doubleextra, Wheat quiet:prime white Canada $182. Corn dull; sales of 1,200 bushels at #20, Oats unchanged ; sales of 1,000 bushels State Cornmeal, $1 75 for bolted and $170, for, un- Dolted per ewt. Milfieed, unchange ta, $30; ship- middlings, $33 per, to ‘Canal trelghtee- peas, Dee: to New York Iumber. $1.25 Newburg and $4 to New ¥ Railroad tr int-Hlou, to Boston. to New York, B6c.. ‘Lake recelpts-10,000 bushels wireat ‘Canal shipments—7,400 bushels wheat, ,500 do, peas and 1,203,000 feet lumber. Burrato, N. Y., May 12, 1874, b ‘ Imports for the last twenty-four Hours—Flour, 12,500 3,000 do. Cory bbls; wheat, 405.528 bushels; corm, 101,903 do., au $4.200'do. | Canal snipments-—Wheat, 240,908 bushels: S711 do, and ois sh 00) do. Hail exports—Wheut uishels; corn, 37,578 do., and outs, 27 do, freights— Wheat, lee. 2 ew York. Flour q rite 7% $725 for bakers’, 25a af for spring, $140 0. $i 60 for red 70a $1 72 or wis winter. ‘Com dull; sales of 30,000 ushels at 70c. a 72c, Oats quiet at 59. for Western No. 2 and Gle; for 1 Toledo. Barley dull at $1.70 a $1 s0 tor Cane ade ang $1 90 a $1 58 for Western No. 8 Rye nominally $100. Male firm at $1 9 a $2 for Cauada and $1 80.4%) for Western. Toveno, May 12, 1874. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and Homans amber Michigan, $1.46 spot 6; $1 49% a 1 a9) Tuly; No. 1 red, 81 56: No. do, $1 40 dull and deelined high mixed, We. spot: die. June July; low mixed, 693sc. in grade, 676, Oats steady $8 tor inner ‘and white. Wheat nu i at f4 a $145 tor Milwaul No 1553¢c. ull. Receipts—Corn, ioe pishels ying ia il 41,000 bushels; oats, Cuicaco, May 12, 1874. aFlour dull and nominar..,, Wheat steady’ at $1 27 spring; SF Be, Nsahers x oS! 37 0..° $108 Corn steady “at G2igc. ge. a Ghe., June; GHC. ol, tty: rejected: a GUige. : high imxed, 65c. Oats in fair demaud and fiche at 4Gsc., for No. % cash; 443cc., July; rejected, be. Rye firm snd scarce; prices bigher: No. 2, mixed, a x beet ind nominal. Pork fet sad un. hanyed ; $16 70 cash or June: 5 818 00-2 $15 95, Ju pet unchanged at $10 2 cash, $10 30. June; $10 5 v, Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Whiskey ac- dive and ieher at sce. Proichts— orn to Buflato, 4: Oswego, 7c. Receipts . tour, bushels wheat, lo. corn, 3 00 do. ‘oats, and 000 do. barley. Shipments—S,000 bbls. flour, 151,000 bush- ue wheat, 77,000 do. corn, 67,000 do. oats ‘and 1,000 do. riley. HAVANA MARKET, Liege bade Sugar—No. 12 Dutch standard, 19 a 19) arrobe. Exchange tim. On the United tat days, currency, 102 a 105 premium: short sight do. TU do; sixty days, fold, 139 a 185 do. short sight 196 # 138 do.: on Londo: a 162 do. ; on Paris, 133.8 1 do. spanish gold, 244 a 25, EUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxnox Propvucx Manner — Loxpox, May 12—Bven- ing.—Spirits turpentine, 29s. 6d. per cwt. ao FINANCIAL. LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & co. MPANY § ECURE manufacturers, mer- 18; also organize incorporate’ companies, make mn- nts tor cal april and transact a general banking nmi aig 12 Wall street. 1874. er ecialty ; ae stocks. Smaltcapitattsts will tind this a safe method ofspeculaung. Explanatory circulars, with reterences, mailed on applicati T REASONABLE RATES—MONE Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other | Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with | companies. Jd BABRICH & 00., ON LIFE AND 117 Broadway. UGUST BELMONT & CO. Bankers, 19 and 2i Nassau strect, issue travellers’ credits, available in all parts of the world, through the Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents. 4 Also commercial credits aud telegraphic transfers ot money on Leeninhiberrast murive and Havana. Aric The only sate method of ope STOCK PR s <Tlor shares oF nny stock at lowest market rates. rating in stocks on, liinited. capital Milly explained im pamphlet; delivered free on application. TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, Wall street, corner Broadway, York. A WHAPSLEY & BAZLEY BROKERS, BUY AND. SELL | dota Y pHIVILEG ON Naw on tt OPERATIONS | TRACTS; TORY, CrROULA TO ANY ADDRE! A STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES; $10) FOR 100 sag ares: $300 to $400 for double privileges: $0 tor $10,000 gold; ‘all 30 days, bought on members of the Ex- hinge; stocks and gold bought on commission; ex- planatory PE ircular furnishe AZAKD & MONTAGU A "$250,000 TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY, + sinall amounts, on First and » Leaseholil Property, clty rates. PHALON & 8. LA OR es and lowest current JOHNSON & BROTHER, 16) BROADWAY to loan on New York rst, second and lease Hose desiring money will plesie © | A a ne =MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY UPON BOND + and mortgage on first ciass city Real Estate; also STEVENSON, Jr., Ul Pine street. OMMERCTAL, WAREHOUSE CO—CASH CAPITAI, $2,000,000—Office, 29 William street, corner Ex: | C change place; warehouses, Atlantic Dock Brooklyn, = Kia se} made on first class securities on demand and time. chandise stored an Ra own warehouses or consigned to Cash advances made on all kinds of mer- uson fav orale ter “ARMOUR, President. JOR # NAVARRO: vies President. JOHN BAIRD, Second Vice Preside FELICIANO LATASA, Third Vice 1 | Paul fi Armour, Yel lan @iaiaan ‘3 uA m — Jou F, Navi jcian Juan J. J John Baird T Sturphy, ‘Henry B. Hive. WILLIAM TOBIN, Superihuslident of Warehouses James LYNE, Secretary. (owmEROTAL PAPER | NEGOTIATED, vances Pee Ly aps Peta v, FIT Bankers, No. 8 bine stre Tt ‘0 Banker Note fan street, make, dealings in Gov: Gow specialty. : Srrdepontt: "Stocks bonght on Commission for cash. 7AY: VE MONEY TO LOAN. oN. GOOD NEW 1 ork ety. Horta e4, without bonus, Principals de- siring TO BORRO' ‘Onl NVESE apply t@ GRANT, nF Pine street. T ~ Wis To INVEST IN TWO OR Ma ase om et taat private if $25,000 each | Dwellings tn “ne elty. ‘Atldress TRUSTEE, box 3,804 | Postofice, SGOTIATE AND AD. cH & CO., e w York. nd | Cy Puts, Calis and Double Privileges on all | best | if | the basis of a commission. te ‘eventeenth street. | ol mortgages cashed. | ay HAVE TRUST FUNDS | TO LOAN FOR 10 YEARS Wiener ge Sear paonseeral Sums for Second yn, IEMA 2 MER: au for Brook: 2B —MOUNT ae R. 15.000 waned; ‘sioz00 tot $15.00, -* ee BONDS day to'H, WHITTAKER, Jr., 20 TO LOAN ON Vegrty none MORTGAGE, sale. Aj Nassau street P™Y Sais 000 7 simmstoCauits teacehont $20, CHANCELLOR, box 28 New York Fostomee™ $100. 000 TO LOAN—ON BOND "AND MORT- spc oaraoet ec om Nar Fork and ioktyn im. 7 rineipals on DIOVERUBERT Ihe NICOLAY & CO. No. 43 Pine st $40.00 WANTKD—IN SUMS OF $100 On more, to increase the capital of a com- Rabi already organized and in successful operation (no liability) for the manufacture of patented machines sold r cash in advance of production and secured by letters patent in this country ahd Europe? “ten per cent per a hum'will be guaranteed profits from per cent per annum; best city muepepces sce, Ni ‘Caaremn with bame apd address, box 4317 Tost office, New York ety. TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS $100,000 Fou’ SiSnroved Propert in sum to suit, Apply to HILL & COOK, No. 1 Pine 5 800.000. (tel : MOUNT VERNON, ILLINOIS RAIL- road Konds, due May 1874. Holders office of pase attend @ meeting at 12 o'clock to-day at A. VOORHEES, Attorney, 72 William street. __ COPARTNERSHIPS, \TEW. “YORK, MAY 1, 1874. THE FIRM MOF R ROSE 2 AN Wood, discontinued from the Ist of May, to be cons tinued by M. V. Wood. BUSINESS OPPORTU NITIES. "-$ TO $100 CAN BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY. « in stocks than in any business at the present time; system fully explained by calling or sending tor our pamphlet: free. TUMBRIDGE & UO., Bankers, Walt street, corner Brozdway, New DMIRABLE BUSINESS CORNER.—SURE FORTUNE, on Ann sireet, near new Post Office, can be secured ata bargain. Park Particulars with JERE, JUHNSON, Jr. 2b row. FAIR PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR AN INTEREST established, paying office basiness. Ad- DE, box 184 Herald office, EST paper (semi jount of dress A.W. . A FIRST OLASS SHIPPING veekly) can be purchased with a small tal: business experience required. Ad » Herald office. STEADY MAN WANT. ENOUGH ED—WITH ( CASH to become interested In a Billiard and Liquor 5a- icon on Sixth avenue: to such a party full contra! will be given, owner having other business. Apply at 29 Broad- way, room 26, ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED. for merchants, man exchanged for busin tiated. Ae facturers and others. Real Batato: Mining interests. &c., Persons with capital seeki ines advised of approved copnortunities. | Ret Bates, Goods, 451 Broadway Re) nol fds Phi, de he Fulton street, & CALTON £ 6O., Financial and Business Age RI ts Bronte “ae SAMPLE ROOM WANTED-—ON THE WEST SID! between Chambers and Cortlandt, near Washing: ton Market; or will fit store up [ purpose. FRED. SY Dey street. _ MANUFACTURING JEWELRY, House, YouNG, active and weil established, wot d edu cate to the mercantile portion of MY ‘Suritaes a youth whose parent would turnish special capital for him. A good start In. lite is here offered for one of good antece- dents, education and abilities, together with energy and ambition. Thorough investigation may be expected on both sides, Give full name and address KARAT, box 118 Herald office. A %aD WITH A CAPITAL OF $25, CAN E ZA. lish herselt in « profitable business: Jesson ; ERECT 25 weekly. 17 Gre: BY uinel’s hair Shawls (new), two Diamond lie: ter and two solitaire Diamond Rings in pledge for $25 each, would seil the elegant sitk dress Patterns, A FIDE, Herald office. ITY, For interview address WANT A Goo, DOWN par trade, for which I will pay cash. Ad- ress, for three days, B. F. M., Heraid office." OR SALE—PATENT RIGHTS FOR A MECHANICAL Toy: can be made to sell for 50 cents; good chance oF the fight parties. Apply 9 Pacific avenue, Lafayette, | Jersey City. OLD WATCHES.—GOLD WATU ARE O fered in exchange for good Mortgages; agents in country wanted: $10 per day made AMES L. DAYTON, No. 5 Dey street, room 15. 1) pital of $5,000 to $8,000; sti FURNITURE MANUFAC. sturnished. Address FURNITUKE MA. ts . Herald office, ER WANTED—WITH $400 < NU ASH, IN THE ART showcard and sign business; doing a good business. ce. Address CASH, box 105 Herald o DARTNER FOR NEW YORK OFFICE TO FACIL tate business, wanted by an extensive manufacturing: concern in the West: I referred. time can be given a Ka, capital required ply to ri 88 | “E'C0..8' Broadway. “PP Sr ENDID BUSINESS CHA‘ CLOSE TO THIS eity, in the midst of a large and thriving community, the beat Corner Grocery Stand in the place, now doing & large trade «$50,000 done last year). a Business alone Hise ¢ $5,000, or with the aliaing 6a ape et at ITCHCOCK'S Real Estate Hea fatariors, 338 enue, corner of Twenty-sixth street. FINEST FITTED UP venue; 100 feet deep: basement vy) wed front; superbly iE HE BEST LOCATED AND Store on Sixth same ALUABLE IMPROVE: N STEAM ENGINES. The advantages are—Saving half in cost of mi facture: oceupying less than quarter the spa Fequi Yan. y haif the tuel, and no deng m explosion. it to Canada jor ‘gale Ga. se model | Wwaxte | WS Ie oA D-A CENTERMAN AS PARTNER, WITH $600 capital, one-half in cash, to make the ADAMTE new patent Puemnatie ai Park ing Apparatus for preserving lager beer a Wholesale on 2 per cent profit. Inquire at 140 Seventh street. WASTEDSA PARTNER, WITH $1,000 OR $1.40, TO take halt mterest ina walnut moulding mili; profits 50 percent. Apply to GUSTENBERG & MABUS, 170 and. 172 Centre stret V ANTED—SILENT PARTNER WITH ¢ $1,000 TO $5,000, in asaie cash business paying 125 per cent a annum; money secured. Address B., box 143 Herald town Branch office. ANTED-AN ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN WITH | $500 cash, to associate himself with the advertiser in introducing a patented article throughont the. coun. try; references exchanged. Address PATENT, box 5,475 Post offi ‘ANTED—A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS pihorou hly experie| wo fill a position of the highest respectabilit in whiten his knowledge and skill as a practical can- vasser will enable him to earn a fur remuneration, | for services rendered. dress, with full particulars and reterences, H. A. b., box 3,755 Post office. WANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $1,000, IN al aT manufacturing busmess, or will sell th cluding Tools and Wixtures, with or withou and manutacturing stock; guods protected by good demand, payin ‘take profit. “Address STUCK, Box | Too"tterald ofc . a be ANTED—A M. GER WITH A SMALL CAPITAL | W for a splen: e owner KoIng. in the country. iy, Inquire at once at 63 Chatham street, 5800. =A PARTN IN A LY profitabl character frst class; the advertiser Will invest an equal amount. In, Quire’ at 53 West Twenty-fourth street, from 2 til TO $1,500, — PARTNER WANTED A Tr once tomanage a dey artment in a first investment; over sr only and | a. 000 ss permanens office, busitiess; sate 000 per annum to the right pe:sons Spply. GREED, 335" Broadway. oifice’s in this city and Brooklyn. | MAN AND HIS WIFE, WISH TO. TAKE | JA charge of a gentleman's place, while the family is in country: has wood reterence.' Address JAMES Me MANN, 2 West (0th st, jaa mare 2 lA TRUSTWORTHY MAN AND UNIS WIFE WOULD like to take charge of a gentleman's place for the jummer months in the city, of, would have, ho objection togo to @ gentleman's place in the country as coach- man; wife ae laundress; best city reference. Address M. B. ar W. R, ¢ ‘4, 63 Pine st, orcan be seen Delos “eis day. from 11 till 3 CLERK WANTS A HALL BEDROOM; See: ith ward preferred. Address CLEK! borhood of Nin’ Herald Uptown Braneh office, ANTED—FURNISHED, A SMALL COTTAGE, FOR a strictly private amily, within casy access of the Address DOCTOR, No, 8 Charies street. TANTED—WITHOUT BOARD, BY A LAI nicely turnished Room, in unexce} ‘donable ra ity; parties living part ot house or flatneed noi an- Fi terms for summer, including gas and good attend nee, By eekly. Aduross W. R, Herald Uptown Bran office. ANTED—A. noe E To TAKE CARE OF FORTHE suipmer months; man and wife only; best rete: Address, all this month, 167 7th av. Bak oR WHOLE, OR PART’OF A HOU ence, m New York and New Haven Railroad, not tur? tt r than Porichester; rent not to exceed $20) per a Address A. J. NAUERT, 821 wenne, N. Y. MW UNEY TO LOAN—ON IMPROV ‘D AND VALUABLE ‘ummproved city Property; Second Mortgages pur- c! improved Brooklyn Pro} Lie Bibi og ee F, BARTLES, BPPine stroot._ EW JERSEY—PURCHASE MONEY, MORIGAGES ‘incipals ont MELLCK, Hts & BRO., No. 6 Pine street. iN i) | JQEMOVAL—, (. GRANT, FORMERLY OF NO. 53 RE Kkxchange Piace, has removed to No. 11 Pine street; money always ready’ to loan on good New York mort: gages, without us, RUST FUNDS TO LOAN for five ye: w Yor! Re LACH only. CALL Ever’ &L. ENG ES “30 Pine street, ON LOAN AGENCY, 182 BROADWAY, MAKE Joans on Real Estate in'New York elty and vicinity ; also purchase First ang Second Mor CHARLES K. DEUTSC! 8 AND 10 PER ORNT City and County Bond one Li Te dnerat Manager, Raitrond Bonds. Bread Stosk City Railro: 8. Also other choice Stocks and Bond: i | cent, at the lowest market rates.” Kor hi le ny er oe ALBERT HH. NICOLAY Me co, 0. 43 P Pine street, New York. 22 years ANTED—A FURNISHED FIRST FLOOR, wir kitchen, for a family of three, suitable for an ad~ vertising doctor and clairvoyant, and privilege df signa, below Tenth street; low rent, Address with i ular Bi price, &c., tor two days, Dr. V., box 10% eral ‘WANTED TO RENT—ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, A furnished House, fora private family; must be e Fo04 locality, price not to exceed $300 ‘Address M. F. rald Uptown Branch office. in the Country. Gary FOR THE SUMMER A omrortaple. Yom in the country; distance about an hourt trom Wall street, Address box 3,394 Fost office. WANTED (TO. RENTCA SMALL FARM FOR ; mast be near a depot and vill health; wal pay ein scenery jrutdaon River pre- a] stroet, Wiltiamsburg A SMALL PAMILY, A FURNISHED yt ee high, mountain country, aws away ure Cottage injsom the ocean and on the line of wats moderate), locality a ie Week Be State preterred, Me ings pa SEASIDE rAGe TH Wi Niner mt al nd, within one fh saith full pari Wt, aFanc! ‘Address tox 188 Herald Upto thor ‘itieation,