The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1874, Page 5

; FINANCIAL AND COMMERCLIL, Our Shipping Interests—A Prize for Which | | mixed values, which 18 @ decrease from last week the Nation Should Compete, THE CRASH IN VIENNA. A Loss Equal to the Amount of the French Payment to Germany. SHARP DECLINE IN STOCKS, | Money and Gold Easy—Government and Railroad Bonds Steady. WALL STREET, Turspay, June 2—6 P, Me Among the discouraging ‘eatures of the present situation, and one that sooner appeal for correction to public thougot, is the lact that an increasing proportion of our ocean trans- Portation is done by foreign vessels. The number ‘of vessels entered in American ports for the year 1874 over that of 1873 was 1,822, of which 1,287 were Owned abroad, There was an increase of 525 in the number of American vessels entered, but this was not large enough to keep the proportion of domestic tonnage as large as it was in 1873, as of the total tonnage entered and cleared tor the tweive months ended January 31, 1874, 696 per cent belonged to foreigners, as compared with 67.3 per cent for the tweive’ months ended January @1, 1873. This is a prize tor which OUR NATION SHOULD COMPETE. We find that in 1872 the amount paid to foreign sveamships was as follows:—~ Freight money Passage money ( passengers....... Passage money (immigrants) P Total... ee $181, Aad passage money paid by foreign first class passengers........ + 2,987,520 Grand total. . In 1861 ‘we wore eurning 71 per cent of the $106, 158,371 3 or later must | corresponding payments made in that year, but | to-day all but the last small item oes out of our own pockets and not a dollar comes back again. The sum of $10,158,371 of ireight ‘constitutes a yearly tax, that {s paid, Pro rata, by every inhabitant of this country. It iseminently desirable that an impost of such Magnitude, when collected, should be spent at home; nor should it be forgotten that the entire sum of $134,754,921 is a drain upon our nattonal supply of gold, simce it must all be accounted for in that medium of exchange, and notin paper money. This drain has been going on now for ten years, and yet no statesman in or out of Con- gress has proposed a practical remedy. Is it not time that our political leaders took counsel on this subject ? Last month was the anniversary of THE GREAT CRASH IN VIENNA in 1873, We learn from our European exchanges that traces of that unfortunate event are not even yet totally obliterated. Sixteen joint stock com- Panies, forty-four banks, thirty-six industrial com- Panies, eighteen building societies and ove insur- @nce company, representing in the aggregate a capital value of 313,500,000 florins, continues to the Present day under the Bankruptcy Court, With regard to other more fortunate establisnments, which have managed somenow to weather the storm, the effects of the vrash are painfully visible iM the quotation of shares, The shares of the Greditanstait, for instance, have fallen from 216 Morins to 217, those of the Angio-Austrian Bank have lost 128 out of their 262, those of the Es- | compte Bank have been reduced trom 1,208 to 860, Union Bank shares have fallen from 227 to 102, Franco-Austrian Bank shares from 122 to 32, Veremsbank shares from 131 to 11, Austrian Gen- eral Bank shares trom 267 to 51, Giro and Cassen- Verein shares from 640 to 202, Commercial Bank shares from 261 to 68; the shares of the Bank- verein are depreciated from 335 to 72, those of the Wechselsterbangeselischait from 152 to 69, those of the Hypothekarrentenbank from 106 to i4; Ver- kehrsbank are quoted at 80 instead of 200; Laen- derbankenverein at 45 instead of 147, Allgemeine Oesterreichische Bangeselischatt 69 instead of 222 , and Wiener Bangesellschaft 63 instead of 192, Uther establishments ave suiered in proportion. | ‘The total loss incurred is estimated at two mil- | ards of Norins, which 1s about the same sum as the French indemnity paid to Germany—viz., five milliards of irancs, THE MONEY MARKET. Money continues easy at 2 and 3 per cent on call and Sand 633 Foreign exchange 18 quotable at about the same rates, noted yesterday—to wit, 487% @ 488; and | for demand, 49033 a 491. THE FORSIGN MARKET. Tae amount of bullion gone into,the Bank of | 3” Erie Rail- ) 1 England on balance to-day is £165,000. way shares, 30. Paris despatches quote Kentes at 69 f 80 ¢c Consols for money 92% a 9234; the account, 92% In Frankfort United States five-twenty bonds, 955 for the issue of 1862, Prices quoted in Amsterdam are as follows:—Central Pacific first mortgage bond, 91%; Umion Pacific, do. 72; do; Stock, 2314; North- ‘west preferred, 49; St. Paul preferred, 46; Erie,28 34. SOUrHERN SECURITIES. ‘These were without change, and no sales oc- | curred worthy of note. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 112% and closed at 112, ‘The market was dull, The specie engage- ments for to-morrow are reported to be $100,000 in gold bars and $22,000 in silver. ‘The rates paid for carrying were 2, 2%, 134 and finally 1 per cent. Loans were also made fat The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to- day were:— Gold tego Currency ba! Gross clearances.... «eee 20,269,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges Currency pas lgy « Gold exch: Gold balances. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The following were the Treasury disbursements during May:—Civil and miscellaneous expenses, $3,859,174; war, $2,633,976; wavy, $1,451,307; in- terior (pensions and Indians), $5,010,224. Total, $12,964,683. The receipts of internal revenue to- ay were $296,991; from customs, $425,000. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid ont $126,000 00 $1,157,020 bh 4 account of interest and $60,000 in redemption of | 300 five-twenty bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed dull at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 11434 money | per cent for prime discounts, | 1,314,872 | | 2,200; brie, 4,725; 8115; do. do., 1881, registered, 116% a 117; do. do., | do., coupon, 121% a 1217%; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 115% a 115%; do. do., d0,, coupon, 115% @ 115%; do. do., 1864, registered, 116}; a LIT; qo. do., d0., Coupon, 11734 a 117%; do. do., 1865, registered, 116% 811734; do, do,, do., coupon, 11844 @ 118%; do. do. do, new, registered, 116 @ 116%; do, do, d0., Coupun, 120 a 120%; do. do., 1867, Tegistered, 11635 & 116% ; do. do., do, coupon, 1203¢ & 120%; do. do., 1868, registered, 116% a 116%; do, do,, do., coupon, 120% a 120%; do. ten-forties, registered, 114% @ 115; do. do,, coupon, 114% @ 115; do. fives, 1881, registered, 115% a 11524; do. d0,, do,, EX Coupon, 11544 a 1153, BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 145 for Patk and 111% for | american Exchange.‘ The latest bids were as fol. Jows:—America, 161; Butchers and Drovers’, 126; Central National, 101; Chatham, 120; Chemtcai, | 1,014; City, 300; Citizens’, 126; Commerce, 122; | 4900 Continental, 100; Corn Exchange, 122; Fourtn National, 1054; Fulton, 150; Gallatin National, 128; Gola Exchange, 110; Hanover, 102; Irving, 124; Manhattan, 160; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 40; Market, 119; Mechanica’, 136; Mercantile, 11234; Merchants’ 120; Merchants’ Exchange, 110; Nas- bau, 102; New York, J27; New York National Ex- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET, change, 85; Ninth National, 100; Pacific, 150; Park, 144% + People’s, 145; Shoe and Leather, 155; State of New York, 106; Tradesmen’s, 143; Union, 13534. EXPORTS, The total exports of produce from this port for the week cnding %0-day amounted to $5,158,171 of $217,803, The exports of produce for the corre- sponding week of last year were $5,396.442, and for 1872 The total produce exports since January 1 year are $117,839,063, against $1/6,725,078 last year and $88,540,185 in 1872. RAILROAD BONDS, In railroad bonds the transactions were smaller | 5) than nsuai, and prices devlined a fraction m some instadces. The sales footed up only $55,500, latest bias are annexed :— Alb ce. tine Ist tis 104 Derroit, Mon & Tol bds. 99 Alb & usu ad Ud 19 Kalamazoo & Wa P ist. 90 How Hi & Lake shore say bus... 9 % hore 1st, con, He i s [inci & Uhh t en con 78, 1 ™ Jhic Os istm, 514 Mich Cen tem, 88, # Ohio wxcxe.. 48- NJ soutn ist m, {Ch ue Qs N NY ch ‘i E val, convert WT Am Dock &'in Ponds. 100 PL 08, , 106! iat. La Sam. ain & NW Hariem 7%. Ist ih, ¢... 104 Chi EAW con’ buntis Nori Missouri ist m... 46 ch. & NW cour bis. Ohio & Miss con $ + OL bi & NW res g bde. Ohio & Miss con 9044 Gatena & ob Ohio & Miss 2d m' ‘con! wo ualens & «hi da Cen Pac god bas... ... che Mil Ist Gen Pac tute aid bd 113 ack Western Pacific honds. 85. kK & Wed Unton Pae txt m ods... 86% it Union Pacific 10's, | Union Pacine st. Pacife KR ot Mo, Ist in 1034 fae Rit Ts, gtd uy Mo. Loy Pitts, #t W'& Chi sd m. 95 Oley'& Pitts con s Oley @ Pius fd we Cley & Pitts 4th my Col, Chi & Ind ist St Louis & 1M ist Alton & 2H 1st Alton & PH 2d pf. Alton & 7 H 2d ine Bei & So 1M istm, 8 ‘Toi & Wab Ist me Bel. Wel, Lack & W Morris & Essex m, 2s, 738 Long vous bond Han ast & Minus hd m. bh Tol & Wab istm, uth 7 jC 2d M.100% ‘Toledo & Wabash &N pele. Han & Naples dst 14” Great Vest Ist m, ‘i {, Great West 2d m, "ys Oley. 2 & A old ba: I’ Quincy & Tol Lat, 19) Clev, P & A new bi ¢ Pekin, Line & vee’ THE STOCK MARKET. The course of stocks to-day ougbt not tc have disappointed the readers of the HERALD. The Market Was apparently natural, not “hammered,” and exhivited the inherent weakness that has heretofore been described in these columns, We have already pointed out the causes which must and will control the market, subject always to temporary manipulations. Further comment is unnecessary. ‘he decline for the day rauged irom %{ to % per centin the gen- eral list, and irom i (o 234 per cent in Lake Shore, Wabash, St. Pani, Union Pacific, Western Union, Pacific Mail and Northwest com:on, number of shares sold was 180,315, which were distributed as follows:—Western Union, 43,050: | $4) Union Pacttic, 26,470; Wabash, 12,91 12,810; Centra), Pactfic Mail, Onio and Mississippi, 1,420; New York 3 St. Paul common, 2,900; preferred, Rock Island, 5,010; Northwest common, 8,870; preierred, 200; Illinois Central, 200; u., CG. and I. ©,, 500; American Express, 200; A, and P, preierred, 100, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the upening, highest and lowest prices of the Cay:— sl pei Higher Lees N. Y. Central. Harlem Northwestern Kock Island Pittsbur Muwau Miwau Ohio and Miss New Jersey Central 10636 Del., Lack, and Western. ita Union Paciile. 28% c., C. and ind, Centrai::: 18% Western Union, Atlantic & Pacific Tel. Pacific Mail. Panama .. MEMORANDUM, A committee has been appointed to proceed to Washington and protest, on the parto! the Stock Exchange, against the imposition o/ a tax on sales Of stocks and gold, Tuesday, June 2—10 A. M., Before Call, 800 shs Un Pac 88. 10 do. } 70 sha West Un Tel. 80 do SPREE, ES EESEEE “eee RSS Ey = wo Fe 294 30% 3984 89: IM) ava taciae pec! lw Chi & Nw pr 56) 26 0 Ul a RT RM 9654 Bu 26 cou 953 4 Q 1 Fy Ta 100 0 ‘3B 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. 156 $2000 US 5. 80, c, °67, Ors 3000 CS 7000 US G.d0, 6, 8, 100 do é M8 1000 USB! oF St First Board—10:30 A. M. $7000 ae é ey Istm. 104 72! A C&R ke ue 15 106% 92) 1000 © “nes “ ‘0 iste on 82 72 10.0 61 ui . NW st 102% 73) 200 103 7 oon 6 EXWe' SRD 380 72 $00)» ‘tio, 79% ny 2000 Erie dd’m: 100U O10 & acne: 1000 Chto « M 2d 97 200 3 97 97 7 4000 do in 30:0 West Pac bas. ay 100) St La J Cis sistin zag 1500 A + iy 2648 aie Fs 2638 Ss: a ae. seeee ~ Wd 10 toi a Wal BRB 353g BRUSBSSRes geeeees aca KR P. M.—Before Call, aie | SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, | SEBeEs tne | it was certainly | The tota | | ie eee Pao.. .88 # | folk, 318: ; and the market was steadier, | ‘ood, Bowir tibe, choles, di 33 409 wo 00 100 5 ac Rist..be Fac gold t bds b ac Sid Ex vy ae do. éric KR pf. id é he éue RR bess a 300 TW) Ohi E NW EY pede 368 10) Chi &RIRK....be 96% 10 Ohio & 2130 to 3 P. £2°000 Tonn6'sexe,n.s3 Jong ghs 8 & MS KR 16 100) Un rae tg) 200 shs Pac MSS 2 10 i) Panama RR. 400 Cln & BT RE. OLOSING PRIOBS—3 OOLOCK P, mM, 1% 9 1% ch MLE NW prot, 58M a 56x W607 d der ¢ & 106% 0835 @ 108 iy 9532 41 nA gh Bip wee BY a 3 i23_ at S2hg a 2 27 125i a Bie E 74 a Th a i Union Pucities, 28° a 28% as Pittsburg «BT 8 Bily a 18% chia N BY a 884 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotvon Dull—Flour Steadier — Wheat Lower—Corn Lower—Oats Higher—Pork and Lard Firmer—Groceries Quiet and Steady—Freights Quiet — Petroleum Dull — Spirits Turpentine Firmer— Rosin Steady—Metals Dull—East India Goods Dull—Wools Firm—Whiskey Dearer. TuEsDayY, June 2—6 P. M, The merchandise markets were without decided change, save in exceptional cases, yet there was considerable irregularity in some of the leading products. On ‘Change flour was in more demand Wheat was dull and lower. The export inquiry was light, but quite a number of loads were placed at lower prices—the market closing still in buyers’ favor. dull, heavy and lower at the close, after having solid at advanced prices, Oats were active and higher under a scarcity. Whiskey was also firmer. Pork and lard were firmer, though without special movement. Groceries were quiet, generally speaking, but the market was steady. Cotton was dull on the “spot,” and only in mod- erate demand at |-16c. a sgc. per Ib. decline for ‘future.’ Petroleum was dull, but the market closed with rather a steadier tone. Spirits of turpentine was in moderate request and firmer, White rosin was quiet and steady. | Freights were quiet. but rates exhibited no appreci- able change. Woo! was in fair demand and the market firm. Asnes.—Receipts for the first three days 115 packages. The demand was moderate tor pots, with prices raling steady, Quoted at 6Xec. tor pots and 9c. uominally for earls. Broom Conrx.—Trade continued slow, but values showed no material change We append former figures, as follows:—New green hurl, 8. @ 10c.; green short medium, per Ib. 8c. a 9c. ; short green brush, 0c. a 1c; new red and red tipped, 5c. a 7c. Brxswax.—The demand has been considerable better, and the tone of the market was firmer. We quote :— Western 33c. a 3de., and Southern Sic. # 354¢c. Burtpine Marertats.—The market for brick remained sendy under a fair demand. We auote:—Pale, $3.75 a, $4 25 spor, 1000, afloat; Jersey, $5, a $8 0: Poug fant, a0 so a sz up rivers sta 37; | Haverstra 8. "eronte Croton, brown’ toy, $7. 00 age? 14 a $15; do, dak $15 4 $16; do. red, $16 4 $17; Phil jelphia, 30 50; Baltiinore. $3) 0 hivered, “auoted. a follows Pal 9 $80; Long Isand. $4 daversiraw Bay, sto $58, Lots, de- $9; ie fiver, $8.25 289; op Ther, a $9; Fronts—Croton, $17 @ ; Philadeiphi 33 a Lime—Trade has een moderate at steady price We. quote ro Hockiand common, $110, and do, lum Jement was firm, Barene demand only modorate? quoved mean ve per bbl for Rosendale, 9¢ for Roman and $6 a $5 $0 for Portland. Lathe quoted steady at Borrer.—The receips congaued liberal and are Litt erally of a Le eek b ess OB The demand has been goo for tine qualities of both State aud Western, and the sales were at full prices. Medium grades ‘are cult to place, except at erie We fe State—Firkins, choice, 32c, 3 10. fale to good, 29c. a Me. ; halt firkin tubs, holce, selected, Se. a Se dot do., prime, #90, a . 27c. & Be, ; do. ‘2c. tubs, choice, Selected, & a BE \e, co 00. do. Sais to aged re. : pails, Orange county and creamei do. choice a Viel a? adeno sf) food, mon, a Western i Reserve bok sich es tae choice, pelectea, Ze. a 2e,; do. do. ROOd char 24e.'a 250.: do. do., fait Boe. a Bere Nort pert s ilitot, Wisconsin and ‘do., fair t {08 Welsh ight, Manila, large and r Ibe do. boltrope yarn Bons tarred Manila, idice.; Sisal ope. Mio. m Sig. New Zealand cordage, Id. a I6c,; Russia, Ive. Caxpins.—The market continued dull; the few unim- | ertant transactions were confined to ae parcels, fe quote :-—Sperm, 28. : pace om a 30 Mitenell & C Mite a 27 a 1Si6c. Cooren. sie rugekox was Galt and ales were to an ¢ ominal. We quote :—Molasses shooks, Bloch, with heads 2 25 a $20: sugar shocks with head: se inch, Soh ee tock eae shooks, with heads, 36 | fash, 21) a $ 50a $4 7B: Pipe shooks, bs empty th Lemaboais 2 2 aga inary. 10 pei Prime, 0c. a '8 10 02, 28c. & 29. 2%; hoops, 1¢ sn ord ie, oops, 12 feet. ordinary ‘to prime. Gortox on the ‘apot was neglected and | ‘nominal at “about former prices. * tures’ were but moderately , | Active at a decline of I-16c. a 4c. per Ib, We quote:— a Alabama, 8. Orleans. Texas, Ordinar; Us » Good ordinar ne Ps 7 Strict good voli 17 7, 17 7-16 i 7-18 yw mmiddli Jo r ie Ww tg We 15% ity, Good middling. : 2g “Fite quotaticta ste’ base quality not more than halt a grade quoted. ‘The sales were Consumption Speculation, Totals, 195 —For future delivery (basis low inldatingy the’ sales have been as tollows:—Last evening, alter two Giglock-June, on conten in store running in rade above or below the Last Boe'g. Total. 65 18 400, short notiee atl a g ie a ey 100 at 18 1.s2e,, notice till ic. ea La at 8-160. July, 18 Bie, I 18 9. Boa iaige. 2 A ust, 50 ab Total, | P- i 1c. 1 ut ALL sioner fi a a 8,300 bates. Grand | i total, 14,700 baion Brel anges a "paid to exchange 200 | October for September. Receipts at the, or ts were ae | follows :—Galveston, 184: New ( 4 Savannah, 143, Charleston, ‘ott: inne 1 jew York, 156. Total, 2,396, This day ps | This day las last y a Sis Rates 08 ,rotton were | A OE gall, Me. Fase BF | se ay tal ‘To Liverpool, a Seat ‘OFYKE.-—The market today was gulet tor tions, There were uo sales revorted fram 7 Bent gl detcrip. | | er Cora was | 1 and the Jobbing trade in portant, Soles at auc- Y et tap M4 Ly ooo "42 —_—," "ate cat Tie ci gold, 2 nye weet ina car- oct 10g, 0 1s do. i. atthe. te ordinet. a lbi%e.; prt Bt 1 ry aie extrei — range i fore He o Alaracaibo, grabs mal areal 16 2b ige. ; Lai ‘St, Domingo, Cosa Rica, Ie. A 6c. 4 2le.; Curacoa. iéc. a 18 credit. Cuevsy.—Under a firmer, but pes Guotabiy higher, ax tollows:New—Mtate factory, ne ise. a 340.0... fair to good, tser a 14ie.; do. half akitnme ioe, a 1iiee, do,, akfininéd, Be. a ile, Wesicrn tactorv. choice, 1436 ibe twir Be, 44ge. ids to-day’ has holders manifested continued confidence fair prices: yet lot, to bring the outside figure must he strictly choice. We. quove :—Long | New Jersey and Hear by. ie, n 180.; State and P nay ‘ Ounada, choice brands, 15!c. fi he current prices are Vania, 15sg0. a 17 Weaien to.y oige, a Ide; otter Western: Ira h Fouthern. 14¢. a 1A}se. 1 Axp , Giain.—Receipts—Piour, wheat, 218,143 bushels; corn, 04 500 bbis. and 1,20) bags; 36) bushel The flour market Was steadier, with a bi F hip) DE grades. The sales sivce jast reported aggre- 400 bbls, inetuding about 6000 bb at ‘se 2b a $6 0, the Iatter ‘rice for choice brands to ar. rive within teu days. Cormmeal was in demand a) about steady Prices. Sales, 1.60 bbls. at $4 25 a $4 jor Western and $4 % 4 $4 for Brandywine; also ipa sacks pouinern at $1 45 a $1 48 por 10) Ibe. as No, 2 State. Superfine State. Extra Stite Choice State Superfine We Extra Western, Extra Minvesot Round hoop Ohio. shippin Bound t hoop Ohio, trade brands... ‘aml St Louis, low’ extra, St. Louls, straight extra St. Louis, choice double extra. . St. Louis, choice family... Calitornia f bd = aot esata, ee 2 &i Essen] FORE SEE EP ED ONION A rea: o SELUS SSS! 7 3 rn, No. 2 Southern, super! southern, extra Southern tamily. Corn meal, Western. Corn meal, gersey. Gorn meal, Braudywiiie. Caloric... Golden eal Fancheons PPSeEBeESeEE: eS ees ¢11S82satang Ssaasex, Ememecrocen, Seessaketes: lower. ‘The sales were about 0. Qo bushels at sions Geces spring, A $1 46 for x 48 tor Miiw $1.49. a $1 5 for cg 3 'y for red wiater, $1 6). £ $! 75 for white. Corh was Jirmer at the opening, but closed dull and lower at 7c. &74c. for mixed. “sales: 000 bushels at es a Sle, for mixed, Bic. tor Od, Bic. wu Bi . low, ‘Bout for choice old yellow, Cats gh "e SC: ry ast ite sales foot up about 30,000 bushels ate Bac. 6ic. & Bie. for white. Rye—Market fuiet, held a 3105 a $1 12 for Western and State. Barley remained eufely nominal. PuxiGuts.—Busincas bas been slow to- day, bothas re= gards berth freights and charters, but the inarket, gener- ally ee ss was fro. The eugagements were :—To Liv. erpool, b: ds. tallow at To London d; bi ie eee at 38. 6d., an wail 4, vila bia. hi ACCO at To Glasgow, find 20 Dbis. pork Se eget pori . to Ham! ure, ste 2ui'tlerces of lard at 85a Tho charters since “our last fagind E Norw nan, bark, hence to eng with rs. of grain, a British scnooner, hence ee a direct eaiterrane a port, with 5,50 cases ‘refined troleum, on private vrms; a Londow, with 289) vbIs. of refined do. ac 4a. 9u.+ Norwogian ship, hence, same. voyage, with 3.10) bbls. of refined petro! eum and rosin, at 5s. tor the former and 3s, for the latter; a Norwegian bark, hence to Konigs- borg, with 4300 bbls of redued petroleum at Go, Gvsxus,—fhere bas been no business since’ our last, save in smail unimportant lots. Prices were steady, but to an extent nominal. We average, 12c. for prompt d the late’ summer months; Barnes’, >a 12c, a 1244c. nominally. ear axb Jute —For heuip the market remained dull and values pominal. Dreased American, $220 a $50 tor double, ie for ingle, $1 19 a $1 4) for undressed ; Mantle, 9 fol: Sisa Russia, clean, 'g2.3), gold Tialian, guid a $200 forgo Jute was Shict but qusiod steuly ai so, a nic old. Sure bute were, steady with saies reported @ our last of Dales at 2ic., currency, 6) days, und G00 baies al 2c, 9 ar AnD Straw.—Retail qualities of bay were more plenty and rather easier in price. — Shipping grades were in demand and firm. Straw quiet, but steady. We uote North Kiver, shipping, $1 16; retail qualiies, $1 25 1 05, clover, 80c, 4 $1; galt ly ay. 70c. & Zoe. straw, . for long rye, Géc. a 75c. tor short do, ‘S6c, a 65. tor wheat $1.0 $1 05 tor ont. Hors.» thedemand hus been fair for the better grades of haps and prices puled seady: We quote:— american, new, Food to choice, 2c. a We. <"American, new, sow to Lair, Nc. a Zoe. + yenrlinas, 18. n Be. : aude, Sea Ise, Bava: riens engine), oe. a a) ‘Bavarians stone. he Be. lish, 2c. & 25c. ; ns, Nominal, 196. a 2e. ; Grokpayters ‘Bde. @ 360. ‘dips. ~The market was quic barely steady. The receipts tor the sesh 0 oeate, hides Calcutta cow ant ita 10. e RAles for the weck ook UpSLSTORIGee Ihe seek on hana, this gate, embraces 23,600 dry Buenos Ayres, &c.. part trom urope; 26,9) dry Mquievideo, 12,700 dry Grande, aus ae, ee 2,000 dry Central American, 6,200 a: Bogota. Gry ‘atid salted West India. TN ay ote can, td dey exas, Western and Souther, 7, salted Texas. Western and Southern. Total, 108, By nites | and bales Calentta cow, 239 bales Calcatta’ buffalo, 4.500 Calcutta hides, damaged. hides ‘ana 543 bales East india, hides and 28 bales East India.” Same time 1871, 181,000 hides and 1,095 bales Kast India, We quote oy hides—Buenos, AY sgl 2L lbs @ a Ta, Lettie spel cs iy, Ory ‘a, 29 Ibs. Mortevi u BDD6c. 5 Corrientes dh ING: a 351 ande, 2 Wize. a 25, ibaa “22 ths. 24466. ¢ ? Gatitordia, 2 ibs: a 28 2gc.; Central Aegican, ery dua WOR.. 22c.,, <n) Svold, select: Moros and Mexicajy 22 lbs a 2510s... 23c. Cruz. 18 lbs. a 19 ; famp. 0,32 Ibs a2 si Campeachy, and Fobasco (ary an Pickled), 171 ay, dbs, Sisal, 18 Ibs. a z Lag k oa ibe or 33) Maracaibo. his 1. Porto ¢ Cabello fond ‘bn: id Iba na a crn and pe iekie ibe a iva, ache (ary anid pie a Maghe iary, an eked Tee a Tr'ibe, 220. and ‘eanaba 40 fos ws The Corpus Christi, 22 ibs. a 2 Ibs, 24c. an Antonio, 21 Ibs. a 24 Lb: ec. is & 25 lbs, 2c. a 22i¢c., and Western, 20 |, currency, selected ; Southern, 8c. c., currency, as they ran. Dr: eae Ayres and Rio Grande kapi 13 tbs. 2e., cash, gol Leone, 9 ibs a 10 fos, ‘S0c-,'and Gatubin and Bissa . cash currency, selected ; Mias, 1 Ibs | 2 » fold: as they run; “Mexican, &c.. Kips WO 'iue ad iba Shera a0 Gash, ctirrency, selicted, Dry salted hides Chi 38 tbs. 30 20 ibs. 4 90 Ibs, mbuc Bahia, 25 Ibs 8 20 ibe, bor Maracaibo, 3 1s. a 25 Ibs., 16c., gold as they run ; i ‘Wie. and ‘fouthern and Western, 28 Ibs. a 32 Ibs., 14. y. Wet gates. i hides—Buenos Ayres, 45 Ibs, a 50 Ibs. . 0 Grande, 44 Ibs. a 48 Ibe fornlacds ioe: 20 ibes Tio. and Para, 3 Ibe a4 1s, 0c. a ilc., gold, selectea; Aieee, 46 Ibs. a 551 Norwegian bases ance, Same time 1873, 21! Pe? Texas, pulled, 50 Ibs, 470 Ibs, do; do. cow ‘3 Toss BGS iba Moss don dons IDs 16 I 13e.'a Ide. Go. packers, 60 ibs. & 75 Ibs. 1 Katie ibe a 2c. Wibsy Wize. a lie; New Orieans, eas. 4 8) Ibs., Le. a 1L4¢.? country and Western, 50 Iba. a 73 bs. 9. 0940.5 er, Southern, 35 Il 8. IC. & MgC. cies slau G0'ibs. a 75 lbs., 10340. and do. ox, 454s. & 6) 1b selected. Boat India’ hidos-calcurea fon cow, 12 Ibs, a 16. \bs., 18340. 5 Do. sft 1s ‘dead ‘green, Sips al: fos, a8 thee ise: a 18ig0. and Manila, 25 lbs. sie eon LEATHER. e Ket ‘was firm, untér a continued good demand, noticeably lor the better qualicies. Wa append our former quotations, a8 follows $$ Fremioek. Common Hide | Bac. a 26c. ate, 39. ; 1h, 8 She. ; middie Crop, 4c. at nexasLieht crop, $20. a iio, p.—slaughi! ae. A005 # S6c,; heavy crop, .; middie and over cro ica oak. S8c, a Ac. bellies, 17e-m He. —in a distributing way ‘trade fair today, and “prices ruled” steady at pended quotations:—New crop—Cupa, And mixed, sc. a 85e.: do,, clayed, tmuscovado, refining, S7c. a dc. ; do., a 4¥¢, , Porto Ric ‘@ 70c.: English’ New Orleans. The. ao, Sronus.—On ‘Change ight backs, ht crop, BSc. ogntraragal » grocery. 42c. Ist nds 40. 826-1 + y the market for iife mer, closin food demand the market ruled | - extra State | gapore, 9% ibs. a'30 ibs., We., | 138 bales of ) lis per cwt Same tine iva, isco | $900. we. a | 2 ibs. 2c, an San M et rates. { be. | change; stocks and gold bought on commission; ex. | 2 | planatory circular tarnished. i ugh—Hem- | 2,051 Post spirite of turpentine was at 29g. a 40c. for merchantable. heard of sales ot 160 bbis. at 61 do, of rejections at J9%ec. and 100 do. ot mer- chautable at 40c. The market for Nee! ~ ule, but | steady. Strained quoted at the sales were 100 bbis. at $280. Of the rimer rades the transactions einbrace 200 bbis, No. 1, at 4 se a i and gluding Na. 1 and extra pale,” at tromes oa 20 do. of pale ‘ar Was aniet and easter ; quoted very. o oe ssasiet met with a moderate jobbing trade, and Was quoted at We. a 96c. in casks from crushers’ hands. Sporin was modergtely inguired for and steady, quoted at $1 55 for cru for natural winter, $1 90 tor Dieached, $1 75 tor Ea spring, $ do. Whale was quiet, and quoted steady at #c. a 61c. tor Rormnern, 80. a 60c: tor Sonthern, Goer a 650" for mataral ‘winter atid Gio, for bleached. Lard otf was firm at Bie, a 87350. for winter. Colton seed ‘oll was s 9 aa firm, quoted at S2kc. a 6c, for crude, 6c Fetited summer yellow and oc. yates Ll yellow. Menhaden was quict, and quoted at tic. Bank ‘cod steady at 6c, a 67c., and domessic do. at it & for bleached ‘ork Prsounou.—The market for r sned remained dull, but | siring to BORROW O ‘with u little steadier tono «| i of month, We note sales ot 3) delivery, at Mige., and 1,400 Dbl; Crude in bulk was eae rate hounds . Cases were moderate: quire | Siac, Uap We. ta wi steady At lBfe Sanedoipaia mare a 13!4c., spot and quoted at Sige, 8 Yor, and quoted entirel; fhactive ang was Ta 8 8 ane! quoted at 12%. Late yesterday 3,000 bbls. sold, deliverable between the Ist and Oth, at ie From the oil producing points reports were stay ypeners guiet market, with qpom ony. as [oliow: ity it troleum Centre, $1 2; sTitusviie, | ae Rouseville, $120: Tideoute, 90. ; Parker's, $1 {242 0% Puorisions.—Kecelpts- ork, ippin beet, aphekee cut meats, 578 do; lard, 106 bbls. and'tierces, The ma ket for mess pork was quiet, but The sales (n- giode ay oe oe at 7d, ca tor June, at i ae tor duty. 80, and 250 bie. ‘for Siietst, at B18 08 n Ket was steady, but Fomains qulet. + quoted at 10%0. quict” bat ‘quoted weedy at ‘ke. range city. marker bat sien. bent | pages pr ces ge eal tyes a Pry tor my meas, bbls. 38 extra do.1 $8) a $23 for prime tnens, teres $24 a $2h for India do., do., a jor extra india mess, Beet hams were coh ane: qnoted vt trom $16 a $a 2 soaners. ac Weatern, Cut Menis—Th e demand to-d: niy moderate aud doatined - prineipally Mou. Prices were Ateady. The selon inclade 800 smoked hams at 12c., 50 do. soulders at Bee, per Th 1h, 290 plckied hams at 11) 800 tresh Ibs. of jen at 926c. per Ib, Uard¥or Western tae, markot ir, but Very quiet. We have only to note sales oi at tlereés at ui Cc. cash, M0 tierces for June at Ile. iy i at $ em gale of 800 boxes of long clear ressod hi 8 Were c. ner at gatle’s to email db. FG Peace was firm and sold to the exteut of 200 bute, tor prompt | rit a in @ small way at $3 forcity de- | | a 7Gt tor do. winter \¥ by the owners of U the | amount | abel within 14 tor | authorized to cancel me same, 6 ) nae we ee | ented | “spreads” and “Double Privileges.” 14°28) Uerces for August at Il 9-16c. yer | Md 16 to 0 i oer Sie. a Ports HteoRereing. m3, mon o primes Yo. 4 krocery, fair, to choice, Bac. seas cDuteh dard, Nos. 2, 690. | Java=Duteh standard, Nos. 10 10 1%, Be. wager "Manila | 49000 do. boats, 2 | world, through the iC ageregating, 45 of Carolina. at from tb., fe quali y and bagso as ewig SvGar.—| sdoarte Market was quiet bu at the recent Improvement lf Rogd reining « sok ade, The sales incl ar & 8. core A a7 dbiode- 36 nade fair ne ood redning at 26 hhds. prime at 8%e. and boxes 0! pH: ft Bigc. @ 83g. Retined was in moderate demand an to) owing. figures :—Standard “A's,” 934. Ag ii Fi powdered. W0iye.: crushed, O36C, & ba— Kesha iny jaye to common, Te. al tie Superior and extra superio’ Steanine.—The market was “dull, but continued firm. ness was manilested, We quote l2gec. a 12% for prime. Skeps.—Linseed remained dull and nominal. met with a tight demand. and was for Pennsyivania, lc. # 10sec tor Western and lise. for State. Timothy quoted at aoa $325 er bushel. “Kough fax quiet but steady at $2 Tatwow,—-Marvet-quiet but Sony: sales of 50 hd city wt Se. and 65.0W) Ibs. of out-of-town at 7c. a 77 ve mote steady at tie Tonacco.—The market for seedicaf remained dull. Transactions since our last embrace 18 cases Connecticut crop, 1870, at Ose. per I do., crop 1872, on private 3.79 do. of sundry kinds at'trom Ge, to B0c. per 1d. sold to the exient of 200 hhds., atrrom 4c. to » according to quality, Foreign was steady the past three days, aggr: eat 28 bales of Havann. at Mc. a $1, Mesirs J.3. Gans & Sou furnish us with the foliowing — MONTHLY STATBMENT OF STOCKS IN THE TION WAREHOUSKS, TORACCO INSPRO- farvis Hen. Na- Strana- Total. Prope ig ¢ Co. wood’s. tional, hun's. hhds, on nan Sty Cert gcg 4253 478 7a Rec'd since... 3,123 L717 1,910 437 2051 Total......... 64) 5980 7.602 1164 5.08 Delividsince::, ‘647 "821,685 '170— ual Stock on hand June |, 74... 5,798 904 Same time, '72. 3,107 VeGkTABLES.—We notice a continual food. demapa “tor Maryiand peas, which bring from $7 a $7 50 J choles, Asparagus was plenty, and sold ver Nor- folk green stuffs are to an extent nominal in value, in absence of fresh supptics. W e ‘ We. w do, Syn goto Tet per 1 2" a Me ‘4 do., Lon} island, 2a $3; treen peas. Norfolk, per’ bbl. a 355 string beans, $1 a $: Bermuda’ tomatoes, ee a do. onions, $2 a sits: i, Sapensetas foe dozen, 1 25; do., Oyster Bay, di $2; rhubarb, ong sana er 100 bunches, in $2 50; radishes, per 100 bunches, ete 4h; cucumbers, Charleston and Savannah, per crate, Wutsxky.—Receipts, 319 bis, ‘The market was moder- ately active and firmer. Sales 950 bbls. all at 91. Woou—there has been a fair business consninmated since our last, considering the interruption caused by the holiday, and’ the market was firm. The sales include 25.000 Ibs of fall Caustornia at 21340. ; 5,000 Ibs. Texas, S2c. ; 10,000 Ibs. of texas, S2i¢0. 5 fleece. 209 tos, of mixed woot. Si0 lbs. of unmerchantable fieéce, 5.000 ioe, of extra pulled. 6,000 Ips. of black pulled. 5,000 ibs. of super pulted, 5,000 ibs. of Canada combing: 2000 ibe: oF Michigan tieece, 25 baies ot scoured fall California, 18,000 Ybs of Turkish wool, mand 15 bales of Rio Grande, to ar- rive, all on private ‘terms. DOMESTIC MARKETS, GaLvEston, vane 3 1874 ancien dull and nominal; good Rl mid- dlings, et Net receipts, 184 bales. Paporithe the Continent, coastwise, 8. Sales, 100. Siock, 12,774, New Ontxays, June 2, i874, Cotton Net re- apiet and unchanged ; middlings, 173c. ceipts, 1,148 bales; gross, 1,382. ' F: 8,094. ‘Sales, 1,000; last evening, 1 WILMINGTON, a ©. June 2, 1874, Spirits of turpentine flim at Rosin tirm at $2 25 for strained. Crude Surpentins ‘ateady at sh 85 for bard, $2 & tor yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at $2. Burraro, June 2, 1874, Lake and rail tmports for the last twenty-four hou Flour, 4.10) 0bis.; wheat, 88,890 oush do.j oats, 58.00 dod Canal ani pent Wheat 131,80 usheis; corn, + oats, do.; barley matt, 13,300 do. Rail ‘expora-Wheat "35,800, ‘Dushels; do. Qanal freights dull—Wheat | Lice: +90) n, W3ac.3 oats, 7c. Flour guile; Western spring, | ; baker's, $7 a £, 25; amber, $7 5) a $8: whi! te, s 23 8h, Wheat Ae duuwankee ‘Now poring $1 51 0, No. 2 do.. $1 33 ter, white a $1000 Simm Coin inactives'No. 2 Wes tt 650. Oat Food, demand ; sales of 80,000 bushels So. By Western, at ho Rye nominally’ gi 10. Barley inait firm at $1 9 asa" jor Canada, $1 1 80 a $1.90 for V Western. BUROPEAN MA MARKETS, Loxpon Propuce Mannix—Loxnor, Jane 2- Common rosin, 7. @ 78, $d. Exports 4 Great Britain, 100. Stock, 78,317. 2—Kvening.— per cwt. Wine rosin, 143. a ———_-—__. ant FINANCIAL, Anh SLEX 4 “BAZLET “BROKERS, Ry BROAD. « WAY, BUY ELL PRIVILEGES: | DOBLE PRIVILRGES, ox TMEMBE CHANGE” RESPONSIBLE PARTIE | OPERATIONS MADE AGAINST OVE! Lk ih SHAKES FOR PUTS OR CALLS: | fk DOUBLE PRIVILEGES. T REASONABLE RATES—MONBY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other | Becurites. Masurance of all kinds ies. ed WABRICH & CO. li? Brondwaye 009 TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY, By jounts. on First and second erty, city Or Brooklyn: MP HALO N & SLUAN, 31 Eas lortgages and Leasel venteenth street. ; @ BRAINE, 17 BROAD STREET, Stock and Ghd Brokers Btock Privilege Calis and ‘Double Privileges on all Small capitatists will find this a sate lating. Bx: planatory circulars, with rel- crences, matted on anplication, Feo ‘T BELMONT & CO., Bankers, 19.apd 2i Nassau street, issue traveilers’ credits, available in ail parts of the | more, Call and see it at room 43 in 176 Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents. { Also commercial credits and telegraphic transfers of Jalitorma, Europe and Havana, { FROTHINGHAM & ©O., 12 WALL | mre will exchange some first class city Mort- Gages for unencumbered Farm Property im_New Jersey. | =sr0e K AND GOLD PRIVILEGES, $100 FOR 100 | shares: $300 to for double privileces; $50 tor $10.00 gold; ‘all 30 days, bought on members of the Ex- HAZARD & MONTAGUE, —CALLENDER & LAURENCE, Bonds and Mortgages, 8 Pine street. No. 6Broad street, | LARGE OR | lowest current | ) wit in Ne ! terest in the compan: effected with best | | elevator. BANKER ties | capital an auitics offere LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., 12. WALL | street, organize incorporated companies and secure additional capita! for merchants, manufacturers, min- ers; advances made upon securities; Commercial Paper | lA —0. H. K + Broadway. y invited fo business 0} to borrow or iuvest Partners procured ought and soli. A TO SOMPIEY UPO ON A. and Mortgage on dist clase city Real Hetater aise. cashed. Sechak aisles Vi'K. STEVBNSON, Jr., 11 Pine street, “ANY ONE WILLING TO INVEST $25,000 TO $50,000 | in securities that will pay two per cent monthly | and be perfectly sate please address INVESTMENT, box WANTED TO PURCHASE FIRS? AND SECOND Mortgages on improved city eam? “yonnd MAN OF EXCELLENT APPEARANCE and education, suffering {rom @ sudden reverse of | fortune, wishes some agreeable Gentleman to assist him, Address, 11 oan ae Y, 1M Herald office, OMMERCIAL OU dapttal, $2 0000N+Omes, 29 Willinm steers comes: | Exchange place; warehouses, Atlantic dock, Brooklyn. Cash advances made on first class Securities, ou demand and time; Cash advances made on all kinds or Mer: chandise, stored in our own warehouses or consigned to us on favorable terme UL J. ARMOUR, Prosident. JOSE'R. SAVATHO. Vice President, JOHN BA MRD, second Vice President. i 1A! ATASA, Third Vice President. ean ‘ | sot Bait rd On aS WILLIAM TOBIN, Buperintendent a SWavenouse arphy. Hyde, | _ James Clyne, Seoretary. IRST MORTGAGE, K, $1,000, ON NEAR BY OUT OF | town property: sell wt a liberal discount and guarantee pi 92 Herald o! | Goer MORTGAGE NOTE FOR $1,10—SEOURED BY T trust deed on farm land—for sale; part cash and ance in diamonds, or otuer property having a market ue. ress VERITAS, Dox 168 Herald oflice. ! auways RAVE MONEY 1 ‘0 LOAN Ow Goop xnw city Mortgages, without bonus. rincipals de. rs m4 ng apply to is L, Gwany ‘Tt _Pine street. TOTICE.—PERSONS HOLDING BONDS AND STOCKS of the State of South Carolina who desire to ex- change them ior the Consolidation bonds and stocks nomial at | authorized under the tunding act of that State, can nave the exchange promptly attended to by the south Caro- lina Bank and trast Company, of Columb: at ones uth ot ane per cent nil oock upon the tace valaé of the | Consolidation Bonds and. Express charges paid onl Khe, HARDY SOLOMON, President. References—Nationa! Parg Bank, New York; Peoples National Bank, Charleston, 8. 0, JOUTH CAROLINA BONDS, the Treasurer of the State of Sonth Carolina ts now prepared to exchange Bonds and Stocks of that State imo the new “Consolidation Bonds and GN author. ized wader the Funding act of December 2, I Parties interested desiring copies of the law containing’ a acusidl of the s wathorized ta ve ‘exchanged, cag have them Wy ng at the Treasury at Columbine § 0. Mohis must be presuted Iu peraoh oF by an agent | de CARDOZO, Treasurer 8. 5 na QTOCK PRIVILEGES—WHAT ARE THEY? They area system of credit and insurance by which speculative purchases or salen of stock are made with a capital, and arc termed “Puts,” “Calls,” an Oar facilities for negotiating (hem on members of the AND BROKER, 71 | | piece Goods and Trimmings, together with | a partner soiring, moa Well pa ing 8 ). Ad. RIC rit COMPANY—CASH | | sit desired. Address DISCOUNT, box | 4 | new and respec | Satisty yoursclt by calling upon sth Fas investigate it. RED, FINANCIAL, APITA "LBP —$18 00 LOAN WANTED Lo { Froperty Leasehold, for wi & tng a re: e1 6. SNP prondl Buudings room ene Fm | wre CLIENTS READY TO BUY Goo W second BI eqaeam ages; 5085 alae Seat dcr ans } Wall street, RK PROP an et bouas given, Addr Aope Herald o} 8 AND M PER OENT » City aud County bat city Railroad Stocks, Also other bolo Stocks and: Bongix, paying 10 to 20 pes cent, at the lowe: tra nt, at the lowest market rates. For saleby, | ALBERT H, No. 43 Pine street, New York. B.—Investment securities our specialty 22 years." $40 PER MONTH WILL PE PAID FOK THE , loan of $500 for six months, required in an old estab highly respectable cash business, at present paying Weekly proui, and wale, with « small out jay, can be enlarged so 48 to pay $78 per week. Fora pare siriug (ouvest very profitably and ‘absolutely saiely this is wortts \nvestigating, Chattel mortgage or Dill of sale as security. dlshest Address tor interview BONA F $1,000 references ‘urnished. u office. LOAN VEDI WHICH A GOOD situation ana board will be given: legal in- ‘est and best city lot real estate security give Aa- dress H., Herald office, $4. 00( WANYED--ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ou Broperty near New York, tor which a - Hberal bonus will be paid, Address M. C., Herald ces $5. 000 ¥ Twit pay 12 or mortgage on real ‘estate + $2,000 will be puill up by yee cember 10, S74, Parties ouly meuning busiuess need an sw: ddress 5, box 18% Herald Uptown Branch D IMMEDIATELY—FOR WHICH 24 per cent: give good wee $15, 000 2 2 roved Pro $10,000, WAV2 THIS AMOUNT READY FOR 315.0001 aaratars noua, eran r Prop erty; no objection fo cut this suin wp ; money quick. 7, 906 and 908 ” M. PARPAR’ Yhird pavenwe $25.00 IN LOANS WANTED—ON IMPROVED Property, in sums of | $5, 000 and less; also purchase money mortaay ), 92,00), | 10,000, ©) bt Broadway, room 6, $275.000 7,245 \—ON BOND AND MORT- gage on real estate in this Brnoyn or Westchester county, Second Mortgages ne gotiated SOHN FP, CONBEY, No. 162 2 Broadway, room 9 RSHIPS. N' CE 18 HEREB EN THAT THE COPART. 4N nership heretesore existing between the hadeemmned Under the firm name of Mathews & Keegan has been day dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN MATHEWS. BERNARD KEEG, _Dated New Yong, May 29, 1874. BARA OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER- ship intely subsisting between the undersigned, ‘oses de Costa Andrade and Joseph Andrade, nea on business at7 and # Cripplegate, Baildings fa and 62 Wood street, Cheapside, in the City of Lond der the style or firm of de Costa Andrade & Doe and at 145 Duane strceh, New York, under the style or firm of Joseph Andrade & Co., has been dissolved by mutual consent. All moneys due to or owing by the iate firm, with respect to the London business, Will be received and paid by the said Moses de Costa Andrade, All mon- Gys due w or owing by tne late Ari, in respect of the New York business, will 1 add said Josep Andrade. B. . Witness—Benn Davis, No. 6 Cork street, London. Dated this Lith day ot May, 1874 ;REBY —ON A CITY HOUSE AN: without bonus; several suns to lean 1 Ted Trust Funds to loan in sums (And. LYNOM, Ui Pine street, 08 Of MILLER, GIVEN THAT THE FIRM retofore doing business under the name of Geiss & orge Ls dissolved by Mutual consent. . LOUIS H. GEIs8, New Yor, June J, 1874. BEN. GEORGE. MANUFACTURING HOUSH IN PHILADELPHIA will convert the same intoa Stock Company. and request an interviow hy. cull oa, for that purpose. Particulars obtained by catlj ng on of addressing rn CL, tu Beckman strect, New Y. A? LEMAN FROM a WHO ONLY ferahine here ong week, cad whe can pive rst class Teterences, desires to form connections wit! few Amer- ican houses to introduce American manufactured ard cles as well as suitable minerals ae syoment only first claes houses acce care of ae Huligarten & Go., road street yACANC’ FEW DAYS, WILL EXIST IN the pensetary shin of @ shoe company connected th one of the largest shoe rannteswuring companies w York; the applicant must be of anexceptionable habits und have business ability, aud also be able to in- vest froin $5,000 fo $10,000 capital in purchase of an in- of the cimtersfe Lorrie salary liberal. For parncniars and interview enclos- ing | rejeren HOE COMP. ld office. “A CIIVE, PARTNER WANTSDO TT ~ BUSINESS experience and $5,0% cash, to extend an established Printing and Lithographing business, with benks, bankers and merchants; which will pay hand: ° some, b additional capital and @ faithful partner. Principals only address STATIONER, box 201 Herald of MY on con- Address M. Siationery, "ADDITIONAL OAPITAL PROGURED A. ior inerchants, manufacturers ‘and others. Real Estate Leper 4 for bust Ing interests, nego hated. “Persons with ¢npital seeking busmeas advised of | approved opportunities, | Reterences:—Howard, Sanger Co., fancy goods, 105 Chambers street; theodore Sturges, Esq., iron merchant 175 Fe gogel Latroet,. a fe Financia! and Business Brokers 98 Broadway. POR SALE—AN INTEREST EN SMITHS DOUBLE Needle Sewing Machine, the best in the worl with ‘view of forming firm or company to manufacture it: thas machine does double the work of any other and costs no We sth take (OR SALE—-ALL OR PART INTEREST 2,000 eres of good gas and iron making Coal, ates ier thick, on railroad; antivited market; high price ; little competition ; ‘Will sell for one- -third its value or form com pany; also an interest tPA low, now payin 7 8B: cent. Call on or address T. AGINNIS, room ¢ Broad- way. New York. YENTLEMAN WITH SOME CAPITAL TO JOIN THE advertiser in manufacturing the best article in the orld, demand unprecedented. Residence 238 West Forty-tourth street, between 2 and 5 P.M. N SALE—FOR CAUSE OF class, Stamping at No, 239 South Fit PARTURE, A FIRST and Quilting Machine, price $203 avende, seco , New ¥or! { } Pa HAVING A WHOLE OR auaenaee STOCK Dry Goods or Fancy Goods and desirous of turn. 1 ing en into cash to a good advantage will please ad- | dress BUSINESS, box 24 Herald office, ARTNER WANTED—WITH §1,00 SH GAPTTAL, to join advertiser in produce Commission Dusiness? best reference faa 218 West Fortieth street. prorosats WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE PUR- chase of the stock of men’s and boys’ Clothing, Fixtures, Good Will of the business and unexpired term of Lease of premises No. 525 Sree ortneart corner. Twelfth street. HILTON, CAMPBELL & Anorners fee {fhe sae surviving partners of tne inte fron of Lacy & roadway. Call on or address STRONG, CAPITALISTS.— WANTED, A QUMMER | RESOR’ —T | XY partner, silent or active, to improve a watering bast within 10 hours’ travel by rail ot St Loule: hae en & oar ma oe tafe! re tation .Satabliabed ry Oe. ir particulars ress i. od GOMERY, St. Louie, Mos PLENDID CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.—A BUSI. Hess man, with some cash, wanted, to take the place of ness (artificial street, TO LET-IN A Bore Nog Broadway, with complete fixtures. Apply PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street, North, Unionsquare, 7ANTED—A PARTY WITH A FEW HUNDRED D jars, to take an interest in a travelling troupe. Address A’ . Herald otic wor ED—A GOOD BA R, MARRIED (WHITE, with sufficient capital to stock a shop in a go thriving simmer resorts good Winter business | ne op? | position, ‘Apply to or address WM. F. PROVOST, Baby. | Ton fast YAANT re. WITH $10,090, IN A A “CASH business 1 Tag in which fortunes have been vances Address: L uv. V., box 104 Heraid Uptown Branch aihee. ANTED. HE WHOLE OR HALF TO SELL terest ina factory for making artificial but bathe ad we Sond piate ranning ‘order: have waar i sold $10,000 Worth in four months. Address A. B., box 2 ene office. . FANTED—A PARTNER WITH GOOD BUSINESS acquirements, with a cash capital ‘of from. 1 $5,000 to 000 in the foundry business; old established stand and fs (hriving Dusiness. Address ACSIT SS FOUNDRY, 4 — OF THE BES dows on Broadway, ladies’ Fancy Dr: commission ; first class reférences. Address hares | DOW, Herald office, ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $25,000, TO EMBARK tn Sh liquor basiness; first class trade: best. ror cronces gives and required, | Address WHOLESALE, Sure fay ada & Con, Chambers strect. ut | $1078 ANY LADY. oF REF $5 aail an wane INEMENT By, ey Geroting | three hours each day toa ble b HERMAN, 269 West 80th st. TO $50) WILL ESTABLISH AN ENERGETIO man in a very profitable, timate business. ION & SMITH, 66 | $100 %, Cortlandt stro $200 704 3,000 WILL PURCHASE are INTEREST usiness of high marnimde: jarge and viggraanvat returns ad 95 Broadway, offices $4 PARTNER WANTED (ENERGETIC MAN) IN 7a je wipeady SF ehtsge ed, Canal street. A(y() CASH with PURCHASE ONE-HALF OF A | $500 Manufacturing OMee , AL eatablisned, two years, paying ber day; monopoly secured by Unitéd States patent, WINANTS, 40 Broadway, room 66._ 700 wie PUT A GOOD MAN IN THE CIGAR business, either as partner n salary. Ap- y this day, between aan Toei ook. iM. DUMAS, roadway. ADY OR GENTLEMAN wir Tar 18 . anernt we iomed eT Reged suited on! et for respectable party nai 17 Great Jones street 1TH oF Mie a2" .4 lock Exchange an Fesponsible parties are unequalled. wd resting to tlerces at lic. uis ang “Calls,” $50 for 50 shares; $100 tor ie shares, ' Pueese teficimate. a Porators.—Tpore is a pretty, large stock of oN potatos B0 days. Contracts may be used as mat stock n be shown to be profitable: no patent humbug. Ad- In the market principally peachblows, and Drices were | pought and oid ‘against them. We shal be proased to | om ENEWOY, box Tit Herald ottice low and unsettled. New Southern potatoes are uot of furnish information aud quotations, and wil send itee dras ENEWGY, tN A quality, Bermudas were jower. We quote Rose, on application al Cxplang or ees | & A, ‘YOUNG MAN, WITH EAS J Bikie in shipping order, $4 25 9 $3 0: do. doy, | 58 00., \ $10,000. ~dnomt fest class foterences and 0 ae per bbl, $2 80,0 8; chi ai tig oriet pcaessicee & neuer Brow afer | eS capacity. estrone igs rolhe ‘orner Broadway, New es Rig er bole $280" 5 at "Alb INHE. OWNER OF A FOURTH INTRRE: rac wat | Ser iene veer ersey, 10) . Prince “aiber ii Oy REST IN Mipsln order, $228 nase doin bmi, per, bh T iaole siver tain, orkinn eee royalt can cone IN GASH TO INVEST—AS A PARTNG:! ys a 8) white, in’bulk, vor bbl. $278 trol the whole, propery wie, oe Lease ECT, co | $10,000 Hoax ood paying, legitimare { Charleston, new, $44 $5; Savanudh new, $485; | doubted security given, with option of purchase, Bond | nea, where services of Tan aie re. Bermuda, | maps, specimens ac, at our office, a | el nts or speculators need not ans« cr, shai ‘Kita Tbe market was steady, with sales in @ iobbing | GRIGGS' A" CARLETON, 98 Broadway, | Suanuullls' Herald Uowown ouliaa,