The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1874, Page 13

4 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘@n Analysis of the Senate Currency Bill. WHE BANK STATEMENT. Bhipments of Gold and Treasury Operations for the Week. STOCKS DULL AND LOWER. Boney from $ to 4 Per Cent—General Stagna- tion in Speculative Circles. WALL STREET, } SATURDAY, May 16—6 P, M. An analysis of the Banking bill just passed by the Benate presents the following features:—First, Rt relieves all national banks holding any reserve wn account of tneir circulation, and instead thereof ‘equires that they keep on deposit in the Treasury { the United States an amount of legal tenders equal to five per cent of their respective circulations €8 a fund for the redemption of such of their notes m8 may be presented at the Treasury, and abolishes ‘all other redemption except at the counter ! the tesuing bank, This will, probably, prove to ‘De astep in advance towards a practical redemp- tion of bank notes, but it is not the proper way. Becond, tt leaves the lawful reserve on all other Uabilities other than that of circulation the same Percentage as under existing laws, repeals all ‘acts which have heretofore permitted the banks to count us a certain portion of their lawful re- WBerve their deposits in BANKS OF TIE REDEMPTION CITIES, Bnd requires every bank hereafter to hold the entire reserve in its own vault at its place of dis- count and deposit. This provision, while it will Felteve the so-called redemption cities of some of their deposits and reduce the profits of banking in the country, will go far towards producing a Bteadler and less fluctuating money market at she great centres, Third—lt requires all national Danks to retain and hold and count as so mach of ‘their lawful reserve one-fourth of all coin received ‘as interest on the bonds deposited as security tor circulation and public deposits. It 1s diMicult to gee why this provision is inserted in the bill. The Banks cannot resume specie payments so long as & United States note isa legal tender. Nor, under ‘this condition, is coin any more a true banking Weserve than iron or four. Each may be vajuable property, but if required to fulfil THE PURPOSES OF A RESERVE hat has to meet ap emergency one has to be first @onverted into legal money equal with the other Before it can be of service. The government Bhould be the only hoarder of gold. his is the power that should first resume specie payment. ‘When the government 1s prepared to redeem its promises, then the United States notes held by the banks will be as “good as gold.” Fourth—It repeals wl the restrictions on the amount of national bank notes to be issued. This, under different cir- pumstances, would be highly proper, but it should have been accompanied by a repeal of that portion bisection 23 of the act of 1864 whica makes the Rational bank note a legal tender between the vernment and the people, thus making the ‘mited States note, in which these are redeem- Bble, of more value than the bank note. If this were.done no bank would be able to keep in circu- lation its notes toa greater amount than is au- khorizea by the requirements of commerce. Thus ‘Would folow the much desired elasticity. Fifth— At Settles a disputed point (if Congress has any ‘Buch power)—to wit, the legal amount of United States notes. It fixes the maximum amount at '3382,000,000, and provides for the reduction from Buch maximum smount of twenty-five per cent of She amount of INCREASED BANK CIRCULATION Which may be issued under this act, until such re- duction shail have reduced the maximum amount pf outstanding United States notes to $300,000,000, puch reductions to be Mnal and permanent, and to accomplish which the Treasury 1s authorized, from Uime to time, to sell at public sale a suMicient ‘mount of four and one half per cont gold bonds for United States notes, Sixth—Section 9 of the ‘act pretends to provide after July, 1878, for reaemp- tion of United States notes with four and one-half ‘per cent gold bonds, dollar for dollar; but as itsays ‘the notes so redeemed shall be reissued for the purchase of the six per cent bonds of tne United itates, or in payment of the current expense, it is gore an attempt at refunding at a lower rate of {ntereat than redemption. The bill, theretore, is fauity in construction, objectionable in all its fea- tures, and would not subserve any purpose except ‘to swell the currency of the country, unsettle walues, and, if tt became law, call for corrective fegislation by some future Congress. THE MONEY MARKET. Money was in moderate demand at 4 per cent 1or fall loans, but subsequently, when the market was pupplied, declined to2a3 percent. Not all tue capital offering could find employment. There was 4ittle done in sterling to-day. The nominal quota- tions tor bankers’ pills on London of all grades are 4.87% @ 4.88 for 60 days, and 4.9044 a 4.91 for demand, Continental exchange is quoted at 96 for bankers Reichmarks long, and 9674 for short, and 6.13% a 6.15 for long bankers’ irancs on Paris, and 5,10 a §.11 for sort. THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices report consols strong and Amer- ficap securities barely steady, ‘The market, how- ever, is quiet, with money at the rate quoted yes- @erday. ‘the following are the late prices:—Con- * pols, Money, 9834 ; account, 9334 a 9354 ; tive-twenty bonds, 1865, old, 10754; do. do., 1867, 1095; a 109%; ten-forty bonds, 10444; new fives, 104% a 104%; Erie, 325; ; New York Central, 88 4. Paris despatches quote rentes at 69.92%. The sollowing are the Yates th Amsterdam:—Union Pacific. Railway @hares, 25%; Northwestern preferred, 53; Erie @ailway shares, 31); American securities firmer and higher. GOVERNMENT BONDS ‘were + a \ lower to-day than yesterday, although frm in London, The close was dull and steady at the following quotations:—United States currency mixes, 1165, 2 116%; do. do., 1881, registered, 1195¢ & 1197 ; do, do., do., coupon, 12134 & 121% ; do. fives twenties, 1862, registered, 11534 & 11534; do. do. @ ex coupon, 115% a 115%; do. do,, 1864, regi tered, 1164 @ 117; do, do, do.. Coupon, 116% a 417%; a0. do., 1865, registered, 11634 @ 117; do. do., do., Coupon, 117% a 118; do, do., new, registered, 119 8 1194; do. do., do., coupon, 119%a 11934; do, do., 1867, registered, 1195 a 119%; do, do., do., coupon, 120% a 120%; do. do., 1868, registered, M1934 & 120; do. do,, do., coupon, 1204¢ & 12034; do. ten-forties, registered, 114% @ 115; do. do., do, coupon, 114% a 11644; do, fives, 1881, registered, 415 8115345 do. do., do., ex coupon, 114% & 11544. uports. The imports for the week were:—Dry goods, *$1,612,139; merchandise, $5,911,730; total, $7,623,869, THR GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 1124 and sold down to 112, but «Bt the close the price was 1124. The steamships for Europe to-day took out $1,440,000 in gold. ‘The, total shipments for the week ending to-day amount to $2,265,330, The carrying rates were 2, 2%, 3 andi percent. Loans were made flat. The trana- actions at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as foliow: Gold balances... + $1,367,163 Currency balances, sree 1,662,670 Gross clearances. + 42,570,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchange: . $72,377,384 Currency balance: 8,883,575 Gold exchanges. * 5,298,224 Gold bulances 1,075,986 WEEKLY CLBARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchange! Currency balances. . Gold exchanges Gold balances 44, 152,000 7,201,686 ‘THE BANK STATEMENT. @he report of the banks for the weck is favor. YC. Western Union. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 117, 1874—QUINTUPLE SHEET. r able, showing continued ease in the money market and an increase in the reserve, The latter is NOW $18,572,175 in excess Of 25 per cent of their total Iabilities, an increase of $1,285,400, The most noteworthy changes in the averages are a reducticn of $1,916,100 in loans and an increase of $1,302,300 in legal tenders, The specie average has been but slightly avlected by recent shipments, ‘The Jollowing is a comparison of the ave; if the past two weeks:— May 9. May 16. Di Loant +10 $286, 503,690 $284, 587,500 Dec.. $1,916,100 Specie. ++ 27,305,5 23,301,609 Dec... 3,900 Legal tenders 55,798,000 57,100,300 Inc.. 1,802,300 Deposits, .....236,236,700 236,395,000 Inc... 158,800 Circulatic 26,923,900 Inc. 1,700 2 The iollowing shows the relation between the total reserve and the total abilities :— May 9%. May 16. _ Differences. Specie... $27,305,500 $27,301,600 Dee. $3,900 ‘Legal tenders, 65,798,000 67,100,300 Inc. _ 1,302,400 Total reserve. $83,103,500 $84,401,900 Inc. $1,295,400 Circulation... — 28,922,200 26,923,900 Inc., 1,700 Deposits...... 236,236,700 236,395,000 Inc. 158,300 Tot, liabilities $263, 158,900 $263,318,900 Inc, $160,000 25p.c. reserve 65,789,725 65,829,725 ~_ Excess over 25 p.c. reserve 17,313,775 18,572,175 Inc, 1,285,400 THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The customs receipts to-day were $108,000. ‘rhe internal revenue receipts were $430,000; total for the month to date, $7,460,000. The Treasury bal- ances reported to-day are:—Currency, $9,583,126; special deposit of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of deposit, $55,000,000; coin, $88,611,729; including coin certificates, $35,856,600; outstanding legal tenders, $382,000,000, Legal tender ship- ments from Treasury for week ending to-day amounted to $816,500; fractional currency, $942,200; bonds held to secure circulation, $392,980.000; to secure public deposits, $16,535,000 ; National bank circulation outstanding, $349,039,870, The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $229,000 on account of interest and $41,000 in redemption of Five-twenty bonds. The total payments by the Treasury on account of May interest to date amount to $8,354,000. The Treasury operations at the New York office during the week included the disbursement of $1,795,700 on account of interest, $485,000 1n redemption o! Five-twenty bonds, and the receipt of $2,072,000 for customs, SOUTHERN SECURITIES. These were generally dull, but it is pleasant to observe the favorable undertone resulting from the announcement that interest on Tennessee bonds would be promptly paid as heretofore an- nounced in the HERALD. The Comptroller and ‘Treasurer of the State have been in the city during the past week making arrangements for the estab- lishment of an agency through which the payments may be made. The latest bids were:—Missouri sixes, 9634; do. do., Hannibal and St, Joseph issue, 9344; do. do, Asylum or University, 92; ennes- see sixes, old, 83; do. do., do,, eX-coupon, 64% ; do. do., new, 83; do. do. do,, ex-coupon, 6434; do. do., new series, 6434; Virginia sixes, old, 31; do. do., new, 35; do. do., consolidated, 50%; do. do., de- ferred, 11; Georgia sixes, 76; do, sevens, new, 883g; do, do., endorsed, 79; do, do,, gold bonds, 80; North Carolina sixes, old, January and July, 2034; do. do, do, April and October, 2044; do. do., issued to North Carolina Railroad, January and July, 38; do, do, do. April and October, 38; do. do., do. of January and July, 28; do. do., do., off April and October, 28; South Carolina siXes, 25; do. do., April and October, 20, RAULROAD BONDS, In ratlroad bonds the only important change was in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold, which fell off to 8344, Western Pacifica sold at 83, Union Pacific tirsts at 8535, land grants at 79, and incomes at 79%; Morris and Essex tirsts brought 104; New York Central sevens of 1876, 1014; New York Central firsts, coupon, 106, and Harlem firsts, Sevens Coupon, 103%, THE STOCK MAREET, Stocks to-day jailed to maintain the improve- ment which they showed yesterday, and from the beginping until the end the same oid depressing influences were again Observable, The old stag- ers of the market begin to seriously doubt whether prices have yet touched bottom as certain stocks are not even now selling for more than their actual value. Hence an indisposition to speculate upon & perpetually shifting basis and a market that is made chietly by those upon the floor of the Stock Exchange, who, guided by the events of the moment, buy or sell for a quick turn. Prices all close lower than they dida week ago, the principal decline being in Western Union, Wabash, Pacific Mall, Union Pacific, Panama and Canton, which broke from 71 to 58, The decline of the day ranged from 34 to 134 per cent and was was not attended by material recovery. The transactions were comparatively light. Western Union deciined from 71% to 70%; Pacific Mail from 43% to 41%; Panama from 105% to 104%; Lake Shore from 7634 to 75%; Northwest common from 434 to 425; Rock Island, % per cent; St. Paul from 345, to 33%; Union Pacific from 283g to 27%. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Wabash. Noitn Western... sence 43) North Western preterred.. 61% Rock Isiand « 97% Pittsburg..... ...-. + 87% Milwaukee and St. wees BAYS Milwaukee and St. Paul pf. 533¢ Ohio and Mississippi. New Jersey Centrai Del., Lack, and Western. ..107% Union Pacific... Atlantic and Pacific Tel.... 16 Pacific Mail. a 41% Panama. +105, 104% SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Saturday, May 16—10 A. M., } Before Call. seNENeseesegees, SeeeiSeee eS" a SEBTESTESEESESES £ BERS 1 6 Mil a z eceeeeeeeee SABE. SOG See ge ge ge Peee eS " Mi 10116 and 11:30 A. M, 18 10000 U 8 BY Vo) Te fkao? “doe 8 1g First Board—10:30 A, M. $17500 US 5-20, ©, 65. 19000 US 5's, ¢, 10-40, loowy do. 89 60) shs West Un re 10 do. 2B 4 & Si 7% ui & wt aN % do. 83% BHD dus. Sig 2000 Morris & Bs Ist m 104 9.00 Ht StJoss, con 73 20W0 Erie 3d m,.. .be 95 3000 Mich Cen 7s. 253% 100) Hartem ist, 746 10334 $000. do. be 10s 2000 X Fee, 2000 NY Cen 7s, 1a b0u Wost Pac bonds. 83 5000 Ln Pac KR let m 853% 6000 Un Pac 10° inc.. 79% ¢ 1000 Un Pac7’sigb.. 79 7 1000 Pac Roof M Int.” 79% 83 75; 1000 M&StP Ist, Lac D f " 2000 T & W Ist, StL D ‘a 7 60 sha Park Bank..... 144 100 do «bt 75 5 Ie B 12 200 lev & Pitts guar.. 87%. 101 1 10 a be 87% Melccns Ge IDCHENWREDE DE Og 500 Amer Dis . 4 pi.oe 1) Pac M 88 o....,.. 42% 200Un Pac RR......be 73 200 2% 10, 27 20 ag 140 ; aT! 100 200 q Fi 0 1H 19 20 Fi 300 2 7 2) 20 a 200 100 27 in am 4 Be geeSSS 83: Se eg oe BASSE Se: 4 5Wshs Erie RR. , 1 LS &4MSBR 200 do. Second Board—1 P. M. 86000 US 5-20, r. 68, 2000 Mixsour 6's, io & Miss 2d be 69! B, cl & E Jat..b © 3000 Un P RR Ist m be 100 Panama Tit. do. eh WEWRERC 2:30 to 3 P. M. $2590 US 1-20, ©, C2, 200 shs Pac M 88, 5000 NY Cen Ist m, 60) do a&StP. Ck 509 Chi & RIG. CLOSING PRICES—3 O’/OLOOK P. M, , Lack & W.1072 se MUD. M & St Pani pn. New York Cen. 974 a 9734 Erie. % 3544 Tol & Wabash. EUROPEAN Antwerp. May 16—Evening.—Petroleum, 3034 francs for fine pale American, ns FINANCIAL, LW. HAMILTON & GO., STOO ioge Brokers, 43 Broad street, New York, having con- racted with responsible partles, can, for the present week, negotiate 30 day Stock Privileges at the following distance from the market price of the stock. A “put” or “call on 100 shares, including commission, will cost $106 25, and for @ Double Privilege the cost will be $212 50, Privilege Certif will be issued at the same rai AND PRIVI- | for less than 100 shares Above Above ani Market Market Below Mat A copy of the lastnumber ot the Wall Street Reporter, containing a full report of the operations of the past week and explaining how large profits are made in stock specu- of loss, will be mailed free lations, with but a small rii LKON & CO., 48 Broad streot, New York. —HASKINS & BRAINE, 17 BROAD STREET, Stock and Gold Brokers, Stock Privileges @ specialty: Puts, Calls and Double Pri S. Smaltoapitatists will tind th: Explanatory circulars, with reteren mauled on application. hs by intuit! T REASONABLE RATES. Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Becurities. Angurance of ail 8. fj IONEY ON LIFE AND effected with be €O,, 117 Broadway. UGUST BELMONT & Co. Bankers, 19 and 2) Nassau street, issue travellers’ credits, available in all parts of the world, through the Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents. Also commercial credits aud telegrapt money on Calitornia, Kurope and Hi. 000 TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY, i amounts, on First and Second Mortgages and Loasehold Property, cit, rates. PHALON & SLOAN, 31 —STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES; $100 FOR 100 to $400 for double privileces ught on members of ind gold bought on commission; ex- KD & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Brond street. hie transfers ot a. venteenth street, FI NCIAL. ROOKLYN OITY SKVENS, For sale by. DANIEL A, MORAN, ny 40 Wall street. NOMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE Ci JAS) d, LO 5m E CO—CASH CAPITAL, ice, 29 William street, corner Ex: change place; warchouses, Atlantic Dock Brooxlyn, on ry Cash advanes Shandise stored. in our own ware C ts on favorable terms. rehannen 66 Chaeieenee to PAUL J, ARMOUR, President. JUSE F. NAVARRS), Vice President. JOUN BAIRD, Second Vice President. FELICIANO LATASA, Third Vice President Paul J. Armour, Wm. D. Bowerthan, 1. Delamater, Jose F. Navarro, Feliciano Latasa, Juan J. Jova, John Baird, Thomas Murphy, B. Hyde. ba tone Het WILLEAM TOBLN, superintendent of Wai Jauns CLyNm, Secretary, (INCINNATE CITY Loay, ‘Tas Americas Excuanar NATIONAL Bann, No, 123 Broapway, New Yorx, April 2, 1874. This bank will receive sealed proposals ior One Million Dollars 7-:0 Bongs of the city of Clnciunati, redeemable in 1902, principal and interest payable at this bank, in accordance with the annexed advertisement. Bids at not under par and accrued interest will be opened on the 20th May prox, at o'clock, A 1 3 Orsctwwani, April 18, 1374, The undersigned, a Board of Trustees appoinied. for that purpose, offer’ for sale One Million Dollars of the Coupon Konds of the city of Cincinnati, bea ring 7-40 Der gent terest, payable, semi-annually ‘at the American Exchange National Bank, in New York. These bonds are part of an taue of $100%..0) authorized, to be made by this city tor the construction of a railroad connecting it with the States im mediately South, from which hither- to ithas been m @ measure Isolated, but which, when completed, will add largely to its Wealth and popula jon. ‘Tne validity of the law under which Cincinnati Issues these bonds has been contirmed by two decane aes Supreme Court of Ohio, the Court of t Ine city had at the last censas a 9,000, since largely increased by additional territory surround: ing it and by its natural growth. Its own population and thatot towns immediately adjacent are not less than 000. its taxable property ts $200,000.00. sThe proper. directly owned by it is worth trom $18,00),00) to 20,000,000. Its total indebtedness is less than. $7,000,000; ftfannual expenses about $3,000,000, inchading interest on eb With these facts in view the bonds proposed will form a very first class investment, . By ian act of the Lexistature of Ohio and by simta¥ acts of Kentucky and Tennessee, through whieh. the road passes, the holders of thew bonds are secured by spectat jien upon the entire road, so that they combing the s0- curity both of a mortgaxe'and of » city debt. Fall particulars respecting this issue can be had upon application atthe A‘uerican Exchange National Bank, through which the bouds are offered tor sale. MILES GRE“NWOOD, WILLIAM HOOPER, RK. M. BISHOP, ‘Trustees. E. A. FERGUSON, ” PHILIP HYIDELBACH, CD fare salty & LAURENCE, Bonds and Mortgages, 90 Pine street. MITY OF CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD Bonds for sale at 93 and interest, C. C. ROUMAGE, Jr.,” No, 15 New street, Compeomtses SECURED FOR DEBTORS—BAD J debts; outlawed claims; old judgments; lands under 48x sales; claims of every nature bought tor cash; Jay Cooke & Co.'s claims bought. Send list to WILLIAM 6, a DOWELL, 121 Front street, New York, box 3,644 Post office. A PARTNER WANTED—WITH $700. IN A CASH manufacturing business; articles ale; demand unlimited ; ready sales ; no rh ppoiits 20 per cent, ad dress BROADWAY, box 125 He office. N OPPORTUNITY RARELY PRESENTED IS NOW offered to purchase in Brooklyn a first class Paint- ing and Paperhanging Store replete; the owner, having business ont of the city, will sell on liberal terms to the t party. Address 0. K., 45 Park street, New York. A GENTLEMAN, A RESIDENT FOR THE FUTURE XL of Detroit, Mich., will represent in that State the interests of any respectable business house; can attend ty legal matters. Address BUSINESS, box 1,266 New York Post oilice. N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.—PARTNER, RE- tiring from one of the best known real estate offices in this city, will seil his interest on easy terms; only @ few hundred doilars required. Address L. R., Herald oftlee. A BUSIN. MAN IS WANTED—WITH $4000 $5,000 to loan or invest; rea tate security, ©; between 10 and 4 at 27 East Fourteenth street, nec floor, back. A MODERATE CAPITALIST CAN INVEST IN MAN- ufacturing and commercial business, immediately, on sater and better terms than else whi 4 large line of practical inventions ot ready very desirable factory, at nominal reut, litted tor work; third, contracts showing seve dred dollars per week’ profit; fourth, cash required for materials and labor, Involving no risk. Prompt parties address PRINCIPAL, No. 5 Dey street, room 2. or call from 1 to 3, ‘A. SPLENDID CHANCL.—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY for sale, one hour's ride trom New York and situated in & first Class locality, doiug # ticst class business; store, no fixtures to buy, as they belong to the vuildin; . Friel a saving” of ah outlay of severat hundred dol 7 satisfactory reasons given for want! to sell. Ad- Gress R., box 2,02" Post office, New York. " ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED A jor merchants, manufacturers and others. Real Estate exchanged for business. Mining interests, &c., negotiated. Persons with capital sceking business advised of ap- proved opportunities. adiclerences Buckley, Welling & 3o., dry goods, road way; Thomas nham, prod- ‘uce commission, 108 Broad street, &c. . GRIGGS, GARLETON & CO., Financial and Business Agents, 98 Broadway. FEW GOOD BUSINESS MEN CAN NEAR OF superior location for the employment of small capi- by applying to EGHERT HASARD, Chief Engineer ot io and Kentucky Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, 106 Kast Twenty-fith stréot. NY ONE HAVING A GENTEEL AND PLEASANT Store or other well established business to dispose of, Which may be easily superintended hy 4 young lady ot refinement, may address 1, 8, LUCIEN, ‘kag., Herald office. ONE-HALF INTEREST IN AN EsTABLISHED + Business, domg a good trade, for sale: satisfactory Teusons tor selling, Address TEA, box 109 Herald offies A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, OF KNOWN ability, integrity and pecuniary responsibility, Would join a lady of abundant means in business enter prises sale and guaranteed. Address MEDICUs, Herald office. N INTEREST IN A FIRST CLASS TRADE NEWS- paver tor sale; $10,000 cash. Address JOURNAL, box 5,197 Post office. ited having YOUNG LAWYER OF GOOD STANDING, WITH A capital ot $3.0.0, can sceure ag practice and Corresponding income. Ad CLIENTS, Herald oflice. XECUTOR'S FUNDS OF $250,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS % to suit, on first class New York city Property; no bonus; also will make building loans, ‘Address EXEOU- TOR, box 1,241 New York Posi office, FPOk SALE SiO) MUSCATINE CITY SIx PER CENT Coupon Bonds of State of Towa, interest April and October, in New York: or would trade for Boston, Hart- ford and frie or South Curolina six per cet’ new Bonds. Address EDWARDS, Herald office, Ger, KING & CO. BANKERS, 74 BROADWAY. — Draft: on Europe in suns to suit. Correspondent in London, Alliance Bank—limtted. DDITIONAL CAPITAL WANTED—IN A LARUE wholesale contectionery, now In successiul opera- tion and established several years; to aman with money, desiring to go into business, & rare chance is offered, aia every opportunity will be given for a close inspection betore investing. Address box 3,147 New York Post office. GENTLEMAN WHO HAS BEEN CONNECTED with one of the largest ul manufacturing houses in New Yor! rears, Wants a Partuer, with from $% Join‘him in esrrying on the same busin erence given and required. Address M. box 127 Herald ofiice. ATCH & FOOTE, Bankers, No. 12 Wall strect, make dealings in Gov- ernme: Bonds and a spe sili Interest allowed dep bought on commission for cash. Be lag A eet aC Oa OM DOD NEW ork elty Mortgages, without bonus, Principals de- airing TO BORROW Ol INVES! apply to is HL, G RAN 1, 11 Pine street. OHN 8, PIERCE, 105 BROADWAY, HAS MONEY TO. oJ loan, without bonus, on New York and Brooklyn im- ‘oved Property; also to purchase First aud Second jortgages at market value. ,OANS TO ANY AMOUNT ON COLLATERALS, EN, dowment Policies, Furniture, Pianos, Diamonds Jewelry, and general Merchandise; $11,000 to purchase Second Mortgages, = JAMES CAG. i fad. ate N ONEY WANTED—EIGHT, NINE AND TEN TBE cent.—The undersignea, representi he of Gagne & Morier, real estate agents, Chi » IIL, 1s de~ sirous of securing money to invest on first bond and mortgage in that city, on’ first class improved property. in small or large ainounts. Address, tor one week, E. MORIER, box 2,355 Post office. RASKA COUNTY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT Bonds—An cellent investinent; bear 10 per cent interest, payable denominations of $100 and §500, rice 5c. and accrued Interest. The issue of these bonds is restricted by law to not exceed 10 per cent of the tax- able property of the district or county issuing them; therefore the security is unquestionably good. W. W. HANLY & Co., I31 Water street. [Pletal thats L. GRANT, FORMERLY OF NO, 53 “xchange piace, has removed to No. li Pine street; Money always ready to loan on good New York Mort: without bonus. AVINGS BANK CHARTER IN NEW YORK CITY for disposal to responsible parties, Address I. R, C., box 587 Post oflice, New York. BURINESS—BEAL ESTATE AND SOM be paid for a good paying Business; hotel, Saloon or livery stuble preferred. Address EK. C. Herala Uptown Branch of NLOTHING TRADE ue for sale, One of the best paying and largest cash trades in the city. For particulars aadress CLOTHIER, Herald Up. town Branch oftice. Profitable manufacturing progess already in suc- on il operation in this city. Address C. B. A, Herald office, OR SALE—THE LEASE, FURNITURE AND STOCK of the Strickland House, Britain, Conn. ‘This house, well stocked and filled with bourdérs, is oftered ata bargain, owing to the failing health of the pro- Prietor.” Address as above. {OR SALE—THE COMPLETE MACHINERY OF A felt manufactory, now in operation and capable of producing any kind of’this class of goods. plain or printed ; as first class carding Machines, Wool aud burr pickers, breaker, wool duster, calendering and felting machines, futling stocks, dye anid scouring tubs, and all the neces: sary accompaniments; the mill can be had at a low rent, and there is a large supply of water aad steam power. Address box 1,245 Post office. OR CHANCE—BY AN INVESTMENT OF $5,000 IN business to controt salo of manufactured article 10 Universal use, amouuting to $200,000 yeurly. Address OPPORTUNITY, box 2,631 Post offi ‘AVING WOULD LIKE TO JOIN A PARTY with similar amount in business, or would act as agent for & good arucle here or eliewhere, address FULL PARTICULARS, box 230 Herald office. OTEL PARTNER WANT£D—EITHER ACTIVE OR special. A party with from $4,000 to $16,000 can find a good investment in a hovel, in successtnl opera- tion, within the city limits; terms easy. Address HO- TEL, box 150 Herald office. HE REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY—NO. 17 Nassau street, New York, have money to invest in WILL GIVE AN INTELLIGENT PERSON AN I terest in a genteel busi , 10 years established ; ca Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate in New York city and Mee a a V, K. STEVENSON, President Wiutiam L, Bux, Secretary. NO _CAPITALISTS.—WANTED, A LOAN OF $25,000 TO $30,000 for shires yours against bond and mortgage factory property, consututing the most ample and undoubied security. Principals only will please address INVESTMENT, Heraid office. NION LOAN COMPANY, 182 BROADWAY, CON trols a capital of $10,000,000 to make Loans on Real Estate in New York, New Jersey and . Westchester county. Make application in person and save commission. First \d Second Mortgages purchased. We eflect Fire Insur- ance in every company and piace in the United ‘Twenty per cent saved by insuring through our CHARLES K. DEUTSCH, Wares BONDS FOR SALE—OF THE CFITHS OF Yonkers and Rochester; Town Bonds of Eastches- ter and Westchester. Apply to 0. A. BILLS, No. 5 Pine street, WANTED | IMMEDIATELY— $5000) FOR FOUR months, on food second mortgagen: will pay large bonus or commission. Address BUSINESS, box 1 Herald office. WANTEDIMONEY ON FIRST MORTGAGE, $2,300, four years to run; first class security and guaran: teed; House and Lot, Brooklyn, worth at least $5,000; no large bonus paid ; everything sate and solid as an in- vestment, Apply to WM. ff. RIES, 29 Ann street, N. ANTED TO BUY—BY PRINCIPAL, A GOOD Se:ond Mortgage; value $1,000. Address A. M. P., box 107 Herald oftice, 8 AND 10 PER CENT 7. biytnd county Bonds, allroad Bonds, City Railroad Stocks. Also other choice Stocks and Bonds, paying 10 to 20 per cent, at ihe jowest market rates. For sale by ALBERY? H. NICOLAY & CO,, No. 43 Pine street, New York. N, B.—Investment securities our specialty 22 years, gency. General Manager. 2006 FIRST MORTGAGE ON GOOD HOUSE ede and Lot in Morrisania (new ward) for sale. Principals or their attorneys apply to J. A, KAMP- ING, 7 Cedar street, room 16. @1? WANTED—ON NEW YORK CITY $15 .000 Property Fier Motuaave. Pom paak dress vox 140 Hat ld office. $20.00. “setters having this amount to toast one have a First Morigage on improved real estate worth five times that amount, or will sell a First Mortgage for that amount that has been running five years, HENRY L.RIDER, 39 Pino street. 4 TO LOAN ON CITY AND BROOKLYN $95.000 Property ; Second Mortgages cashed, RICHARD V, HARNETT, 111 Broadway, room F, basement. es p- ita! required $5,000; musical person preferred, Address PERMANENT, box 665 Post office. HAVE A SPLENDID CHANCE TO BUY A WELL established sewing machine business; would like to meet a man with capital to buy it and run the business on shares; money to be under your own centrol. Ad- dre INESS, Herald Broo! Branch ofc J WANT 70 SKLL MY STOCK, LEASE AND GooD Will of Store established 10 years, on one of the best blocks on Broadway, above Union square, only because Iam sick; It is the paying part of the dry goods, a spe- cialty that will pay expenses; trade first class; amount of business done and net profits given; or would take the Tight Manas pariner having No agent An- ‘ers With {ull name only noticed. Address JAMES B., \d Uptown Branch of EW ENGLAND STATE OR CITY RIGHTS FOR sale, in the patents now manufactured under, on a arge ecale in Philadelphia, Pa.. and Rochester, N. ¥.; Yery large profits. Address J., cure of the Reynolds tron Roofing Company, #7 Walnut’ street, Philadelphia, Pa. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $500, TO INTRODUCE A new Drink; draws similar to nd Ottawa beer; andies his own cash; business pleasant, safe and prefit: able, Address TSMPERANCE, Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,000 TO TAKE A half interest and the outside management of a medical business, which cannot fail to prove highly remunerative. Address M. U., Herald office. DATENT FOR SALE—OR PARTNER WANTED, TO manufacture a tight wire article of great and imme- diate demand; practical man preterred ; oniy small capi- tal Addr Second street. ON $50.00 WN ACRE Property, suMcient to make 509 lots, within or adjoining the corporate limits of a inost promising and growing central city of 20,000 inhabitants, the terminus of eight completed and foar projected railroads |The pro.verty 18 already in demand and can ve sold at $200 per lot, but can be trebled in value by the expenditure of some money. I now propose to sell an undivided halt of said roperty for $50,0%) cash, the money to be used in the {mprovement ot ihe joint property in the following man- ner :—$30,WN to be expended in dwelling houses on the property, which, at a very low rent, will yieid $6,000 per 3,000 (0 each of us; the remalning $20.00) in Twill ‘take all risks and amply of the money with a fair rate of inter- est. The most satistactory references given as to business character, experience, ability and integrity ; can refer to any of the banks and prominent business men of said city. ‘The tullest investigation is courted. The money to be turmshed only as the improvements are made. _Ad- dross WILLIAM K. NELSON, box 6,090 New York Post Office, or call at 115 Worth street, room 3. WAXTED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS thoroughly experienced in the business of can vassing, to fill @ position of the highest respectability in which his knowledge and skill as a practical can vasser will enable him to earn a fair remuneration, on the basis of @ commission, for services rendered. "Ad dress, with tull particulars and reterences, H. A. B., box 3,755 Post office. in sums to suit, on good city ani ‘ooklyn property; Second and Leasehold Mortgages ‘wanted. RENO & GOLDMAR 23 Park row (Express Buildin, $250.00 TO LOAN ON FIRST -MORTGAGES, r ‘ANTED—AN ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN, TO take half interest in a well established, profitable business: $3,000 capital required; $1,000 to be invested in the business, Address ENERGY, box Ill Herald Uptown Branch office. LADY IN GREAT NEED I8 DESIROUS OF & gentleman of means who will kindly foratew months. Address NELLIE, box Uptown Branch oifice, LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, 12 WALL street, make investments for American and Euro- pean capitalists; Loans of additional capital made w i, manufacturers, mine! 1d companies; also act as financial agents for ons, individuals and concerns, upon special ind transact a general banking business. COMMERCIAL — TRAVELLER, settie down, wants to meet a lady, widow or maid, capital, to join him in marital and business Address, in confidence, TRUTH, box 178 established merch: WISHING TO ‘GENTLEMAN WANTS FOR BUSINES} PURPOSES hree years, and as securit aid up policy of the Connecticut Mutual Lite Insurance ompany tor a larger amount. Address BUSIN sss, box 1,400 Post office. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKER: PRIVILEGES; ALSO “ME: 3 OF THE BER. RESPONSIBLE PARTIES ISHED. EXPLA. FERENCKS, MAL SLEY,_ & BAZLE 74 BROADWAY. —MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY UPON BOND it ce first class city Real Estate; also sd. TEVENSON, Jr., 11 Pine street. STOCK PRIVILEGES—$s0 for 100 shares ot any stock ai ly safe method of operatiny capital fully ex, Application. TU) All street, corner Broadway, New $50 TO $10) CAN BE INVE: « in stocks than in any busine: system fully explained BA cally Ri TO ANY ADDRESS. FOR 0 SHARES, amphiet; delivered free on “Sg and Brokers, MORE SAFELY thi f= “WE HAVE MONEY TO LOANIN SUMS OF $3,000 ¥ city Real Estate. WILAON, $7 Union square, LADY WISHES 1HE $300— ¥or which she will give a comfortable Room, wi Poares And interest aatll ihe, principal ie paid satiging () TO LOAN ON FIRST ‘MORTGAGES $500,000. Rew ort ana Brett REG ACTS to $50,000. DUNN, No.3 John street, room'7, or SAMUEL. YPERS, 2,114 TO LOAN—ON STOCKS, BONDS $500,000 Rotes Rer te nd other valuable securities, in gums to suit; also cash to buy the same. PAUL P. TODD, 85 Liborty street. rd avenue. OPPORTUNITIES. LE BREWERY FOR SALE—AT WATKINS, A Capacity 9) barrels; machinery and fixtures fect order and ready for immediate use: large and able trade established; but little money require quire of HENRY SHARP, 214 . In- ‘anklin street, New York. MECHANIC, WITH ABOUT $2,000, WANTS TO put it, with’ his own services, Into some business; @ branch of building preferred, where ne has some ex: perience and influence; best of reference. Address M UHANIO, box 143 Herald office. PHYSICIAN'S OFFICK, PRACTICE OF $12,000 TO $16.00, for sale: sickness the canse; or will tuke a partner. Address, tor ten days, Dr. HULL, Herald office. A GXTEMAN, RESIDING FOR THE FUTURE IN Li Rg sa Witnetos Cad get or any respect 88 house; can attend to legal mat- ters. Address BUSINESS, box 1,3i New York Post oilice, COMMERCIAL SCHOLAR AND TELEGRAPHIST wishes to study office business in which he ma: aiterwards invest; po salary. Address K. 7., box 1 Herald Uptown Branch of A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO MEET A LADY of means, who will join him in maxing a fortune, in a new and splendia business, which be controls. Ad: oe in confidence, HONOR AND WEALTH, lierald oftice, SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED—WITH $8,000 OR $10,000 capital, in a large and widely known Patent; a specialty; over two yours established, one house paying $5,000 year royalty, aud is making from $4),000 10 $50.00) net protit yearly. With above amoun' the patentee can control the whole trade; a net profit o over # percent; no 1d not, noply. Ad- risk. nts | dress, confidentially, with r ne Dae, STAPLE, box 106 Herald office, ———— GENTLEMAN OF CONSIDRRABLE [Aig ex) oasesst cessal residing in Hambui Tere), would. Uke manufac- ‘ideas MR, 7 ANTED—A GENTLEMAN WITH CONSIDERABLE means, to go West and join the advertiser in man- ufacturing @ patent article needed in every house, store, manutactory farm in the Jand:; investigation so- fone Ps juire at 238 West Forty-tourth street, betweea and 5 P.M, WANTED-A PARTY WITH $1,000 TO TAKE AN IN~ terest in the manufacture and sale of an article used in every household; will pay 4 large and sure profit, Principals address G. F. 'B., box 855 Post ofc ANTED—A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER, with $25,000 or $30,000, ia an old established and rofitable manutacturin business, Address v. C, LETCHER, box 105 Herald ote AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN TO WAlwer ry to $50,000 and take position of man- aging mgeut it a iqng_eabiished maniiacturing com Pane *Kildress BUSINESS, box 2651 Post office. Ww -ANTED—$10,00 OR $15,000 CAPITAL, TO MANU W nities, Droftts large and business facture inand allover the country. Address 0. K., Tegitimate « x 20 N PUT IN $200 OR $300; WOU WwW ANTED.—C, in some partyin an established or an; paying business, ‘Address Be Mt, box (4) Herald office, YANTED—A PARTY WITH $12,000 TO $15,000 AS W partner in the manntacturing of ladies’ carmenta; willstiow 6) per cent on investment; (his Is bons ide and a rare chance, Address K,G. H, box 108 Perald ofc | a PER MONTH. AND BOARD-TO A PARTY $6V. who will toan 91.200 bn good. security and assist in pote aE. B. pA Address, appointing au tnterview, ox $300 TO $100.--A YOUNG MAN, LATELY RE- New York Post ofice. 4 turned from Knrope, wishes to Introduce something novel: no risks; pay haudsomely, Address NOVEL, Heraid office. . TO $5.00 TO INVE T, WITH SERVICES, | $3.000 i Sinanatactaring Susinees secured pater b; Replies must. state character of business, Ad- nt. dress ORIGINAL, Herald offic 500 TO $1,00)—WITH SERVICE, TO [INVEST IN some good old and well cstablished payit jusiness, No cards Address ©. WELLS, Gree! Westchester county, N.Y. 1. 000 TO $1,200.—FOR SALE, A 1B TRA AND * Coffee business, ou thé or! al street of Aah trades owner has ouner buslnee cash trade: owner has o to bath, Address N.. Harald Pr] ts ahay be canvassers and Me ee peed, by the trade gene no machinery; Once 6 talent or additional capital required; light, Noneratine fenteo! oftice work for gentleman or lady; purchaser have entire control and such assistance ay tor ane gt allow. Address SOMETIIL NEW, Herald office. &) O00 —WANTED. AN ACTIVE MAN Wirt $1,200, Brome see, vrofable badness at wi ar the closest investigation, Cail M. at No. 1 Great Jones street PP vee yen sien: —FOR SALE, STOCK AND FIXTURES $1,500 in oid orabiished: Mambine ‘bene having a good trade; owner has made money and wil retire Apply to GRIGGS, CARLETON & CU., 98 Bromd- way. 2.00 72 $2070 INVEST IN 4 GOOD Par. A ing business: only those that will bear strictest investigation need answer, Address 0. B. EL, Her: oft 2.500 SASH, Wik BUY ONE-HALF INTERESE a In the beat paying wholetale business i is clty and full control co froin 9 to 4. No. Broadway, room 14, $2 500 TO $8000—HALF INTEREST GIVEN TO et a gentleman with the above, to manage ® department in an established first class office business, mauutacturing connected; $10,000 proftt per annua made trom office ; business alone # great monopoly ; omly pr neipale apply to GKO. RED, ‘broadway, offees 4. OOO, ARTNER WANTED, IN A LONG . s established jobbing and wholesale Ligaoe jusiness; a good workingman will find this a ine vestment; the right tau may be taken in tor dress J., box 1@ Herald offic $5 000. —PARTNER WANTED IN 4 SUCCESS. ee + ful downtown importing house, estab- Ushed many years: must command | trade an drugs. rocery or similar ine. This is principal ject. Ai EDMONDSON, box 138Herald office. ow Me 6.000 A KANTED, THE, RIGHT MAN Wite 0! ‘+ this amount, to take an interest with me in & manutacturing businebs, of waich I have the so! right, of a machine that will’ monopolize the business the United States: 100 per cent profit shown and guage anteed, Address it. W., box 209 Herald off $10 OOQ SPECIAL CAPLTAL WANTED IN & U. valuable publication; twenty per come profit guaranteed ; or will gell an interest in’ copyright aud work Address LEGAL, Heraid ofiice. $10. OOO.~BARE, OPPORTUNITY.—& | DitKaa. . + maker, having a large and first clase trade, wall established, co nstantiy incre sing lpos unsurpassed, in consequence of 111 health is ov! ized to QUE; the ‘most rigid scrutiny invited as 10 sharsoter Xtent of business; reterences unexceptions Dox 2,62 Post office. THE COOPERS’ STRIKE. aes Demands of the Journeymen and Cone fidence of the Bosses. Among the employing boss coopers the feeling against society men or all men who belong to the Coopers’ International Unien is daily on the tne crease. The employers, many of whom are wealthy men, declare that, sooner than give in to a secret society which permits of no rights for those who feed and employ the working- men, they will sacrifice any reasonable amount of money to compel the men to leave the Union. The following firms have deciined to en- gage any coopers who still adhere to the soctety, and these firms are allin @ue petroleum trade:— Charles Pratt & Co, A. T. Briggs, Standara Oi Company, by Wiiliam Rockfeiler, Vice Prestaents National Storage Company, by Charles A. Stirling, General Manager ; . Burke, Weehawken vil Docks, Sone & Fleming, § Loebard, Ayres & Co, ; A. Neyhart, W. A. Byeis, J. A. Bostwick & Co., Lockwood Brothers & oily, J. B. Tiltord, Jr, é& oo; Miller and Haltermann, The four, pork, sugar, beef, packing and other Similar trades have not aw yet taken any decided or united action in the matter, but it is calculate@ that they will in a jew days make some determined movement against the journeymen coopers. There 18 not uny chance to make terns, it seems, a@ both parties are so much incensed against the strike, andthe journeymep assert that as they have not asked for any increase of wages or for any lessening in the hours of labor it is therefore the bosses who are striking against them, and not they who are striking against the bosses, The journeymen are determined to hold out as a rignt and as a matter of seli-preservation, ‘The conditions enjoined upom the bosses by whe Union are the rules of the Coopers’ Society, adopted in August, 1872, every one of which 1s most strictly eniorced against any Offended party, They throw light upon the reasons of complaint on the part of the employ ers:— . RULES OF THE COOPERS’ UNION, SxeroX 1—Any member going to work at, seven o'clock A. M, and who shall be held up betore night shalt be entitled to pay fora fullday, Any member going ye work at hali-past nine o’clo Mor one o'clock P. shail be entitled to three-quarters or one halt day's pay: respectively, Ske. 2.—Uours of labor per day, viz, from sevem o'clock A. M. until tive o'clock P. M., with’ one hour fer No member is allowed to use country shaved raps.) xc. 4.—No member is allowed to use borrowed hoops or old ones. ¥ 5.—Wages. All members steadily emplo; shall receive $4 per ays and it ed member or memi — Bere up before saturday night they shall dema per day. c. 6.—Any Member or members working over time shall demand eighty cents per hour, and tor each additional halt hour tighty cenis, Any inember work- jpg any partof the drst hour shall be entitled to a full jour’s pay. sxc. 1.—Each shop employing one man steady the year round at $4 per day stall be entitled to one ap- Prentice only, and under no conditions will any shop be allowed any more than one boy. sxc. 8.—No member shall allow himeelf to be hired er discharged by any person other than the boss of the hop. SEs, %&—No member shall allow himself to be borrowed- out. Sec, 10.—No foreman in charge shall bee ae in any way what hogsheads shall be coopered on the dock or im the store. —Fitty hogsheads of sugar or molasses, oue ything over fifty, four men: and no member cooper sugar or mol s while the vessel is dis- cing the said packages or finish after the ship’s coopers, ‘kc. 12.—No member or members shall get out hoopa or strips by the piece; they must be got out by day's work. Sxc. 1A—No member or members shall work with say man who is not a member of the Coopers’ Union. ‘Ske. 14 —-hip work, on molasses, two men; ship work, on sugar, three men. The boss or boy to constitute one wind. Sxo. 15.—No member or members shall cooper any package known to them to belong to any ship otner tham ‘the one in which they are working in. Ske, 16.—The bosses are requested to comply with the above rales, and tor any violation of the rules heretm stated the soretnan of the shop must report Lie said shop: to the organization. These rules, which gre an exact copy of @ printed form, are required to be posied up in each cooper’s shop where Union men are employed. The Coopers’ Strike in W msburg. The strike of the journeymen coopers in Williams, burg and Greenpoint has become general, every shop in which society men were employed being: closed. At the Washington Oil Works, on Newtown Creek, there is not a man working, ali having jefe without giving any reason jor doing so, The mem employed at the Franklin Oil Works, also situated on the creek, have aiso quit. AUA. T. Briggs & Co.'s yard about forty men ree turned to work yesterday, and more have signified their willingness to leave the Union and resume their labors, At Tiliord & Co.'s, at the foot of North Tenth street, and Paul Weideman’s, in Norta First street, about 150 men knocked of yesterday and say they will not go to Work until the strike m= ended. As a great many of the coopers are seeking employment as laborers rather than vio~ late any of the rules of the society, great dissatiae Jaction ls expressed by the laborers, and troubie 3 anticipated; and il something is not done soom there will be many more desolate homes, The police of the Filth and Seventh precincts are detailed to escort the non-society men to an@ irom their homes, as the strikers are around every day and make threats, but resort to no extreme measure. JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT. A Smoked Ham Burglary. Before Judge Morgan. John Frank was arraigned on a charge of bam glariously entering the premises of Charies OQ, West, No, 664 Washington street. Officer Charles A. McDonald, of the Twenty-eighth precinct, are rested Frank in Clarkson street, yesterday morn ing, with thirteen smoked hams in his poaseamon. The windows of Mr. West’s establishment opening on an alley way Were found to have been vrokem open and the hams were taken thereirom. Frank inn held tn $1,000 bail to answer at General Sea ons. Dearly Bought Diamonds. Samuel Untermeyer was accused by Warren In Sillcock, of No. 14 Maiden lane, of obtaining $1,228 worth of diamond jewelry irom him, “by trick and device.” It is alleged that on the 9th of December, 1873, Untermeyer came to Sil cock’s store, in Maiden lane, and said that he wanted some samples of diamond ring and swds to show to aA customer, representing himself at the time: as being in tne, employ of the firm of Keller & Untermeyer, With whom Mr. Sillcock did a large business. Surauel selected five diamond rings valued at $928 aud oue iamond stud valued at $300. Mr. Sillcock never had the pleasure of again seeing his diamonds or Samuel till Friday last, when he was arrested Detectives Tilly and Heidelverg. Jadge held Samuel in $1,000 bail to answer. ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. Farrell Foiled. Before Judge Kasmire. William T, A. Hart, of No. 9 Prince street, ef his horse and wagon standing in front of No. is@ Bowery on Friday night Law When he came oug Mcer arney, of the Thir- ted erinct arrested James Farrell. Mar. Hare having Te Farrell’ jou, pa Sac