The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1874, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMBRCLAL cor 40. do, 1968, registered, 116% a 116%; do, | 10 ‘eet— “ @e., coupon, 120%; @ 120%; ten-forties, reg- . “ee A Heavy Failure in Wall Str let er a. Des aan cae nae CLOSING PRICES—3 O'OLOOK P, M. Stocks Declining. VAs; do. fives, 1881, registered, 113% a 4, Sart Up tet cht a Nw. dia, do., do., eX coupon, 113% a 113%, Guickaiver j= Mer Cel } HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Packic Mall, ri Ho Cnr e wT. | ‘The following table shows the opening, highest | NY¥Cal Ra. . Se 9745 Mil & St | PANIC PRICES AGAIN TOUCH?D, and lowest prices of the aay :— ; fii : aie a eS Tol & | Opening. mest, Lowest. re, Hew York Central....... cates = ry Umou Tacide:: wig a Bx arie 128 128 Erie. » 4 COMMERC: The Money Market Fasy—ecurit‘ies | £142 Sire: ay cont | IAL REPORT. ‘. Wabast 83% 2044 — Generally: Steady. Northwestern. .... 30 374 | Cotten Dull and Lower—Flour Dull— ee eee bag E Wheat Decidedly Lower—Corn Lower— | Pittsburg... Oats Easier—Pork and Lard Easier— | | GOLD FIRM™MER. WA S?PREET, Torstay, June is—6 P.M. | ‘Tee chieffevent in Wallstreet gnd its surround- ings to-day was the announcement of the suspen- | sion Of the bankieg firm of the Messrs. Turner | Wrothers. It preduced a demoralizing effect. | “These gentlemea have been recognized as repre- sentatives Of some of the large railway taterests, although at Use same time they are said to have carried a great deal of real estate, and their pro- nounced inwbility to stand against the existing pressure seems to have been accepted as an indi- | cation of‘@munderiying weakness im the market | which s®oner orlater must bring down other | houses “that have not been more suspected than | this. The firm (s represented as having made large; @avances to the Indianapolis, Bloomington | and Western Railway Company, a new road, | whier, like others, having succumbed to present | Stagmation, hes involved its supporters in ruin. | Such particulars as belong to the public will be | found-elsewhere. It 1s said that trom $1,000,000 to | $2,500,000 is involved in the failure; but, in the | absence of the reports withheld by the firm, it | may be injustice to indulge in the recountal of e@ovaile given to the street. ie 0) THE STOCK MARKET, } History is again repeating itself, The market | ‘appears to be undergoing the experience that fol- | ‘lowed 1858. The panic is still attended by its shadow. Prices are dull and stocks possess no | 74) emsticity. On the contrary, some of them have sdrooped to a lower point than was auoted at any | period during the pastyear. The market was not | 4 raided apparently m the slightest degree, but yielded to natural influences, among which was the sale of long stock thrown overboard by old holders, and purchased by the ‘shorts’? and those | ‘who skirmish on THE OUTPOSTS, Wabash, for instance, sold at 32% To-day it sold at 29%. Erie in the panic was now it is 294%. Ohio and Mississippi was then itis now 22%. Delaware and Lackawanna is 3 per cent above the highest prices of 1873, but Pacific Mail is 36%; per cent below. It is said that | some of the German bankers were heavy sellers of | stocks to-day, and from this source there is an in- timation of even lower figures. The range of the market was as follows, and it will be seen that it is not encouraging ew York Central declined, as compared with last night’s prices, from 97% to 974; U., C, and I. C., from 18 to 17 Erie, irom 2934 to 2944. Harlem was steady. Lake Shore lost | 1% per cent; Northwest Common, 1%, per cent; Ohio and Mississippi, { per cent; Paciflc Mail, 1 percent. Rock Island showed a loss of *; per cent; St. Paul, 1% per cent; Wabash, 27; per cent; | Union Pacific, 14, per cent; Western Union, 1',. THE TRANSACTIONS to-day amounted to 154,092 shares, which were dis- tributed as follows :—Westera Cnion, 29,110; Union Pacific, 17,000; Wabash, 26,250; Pacific Mail, 14,700; Unio and Mississippi, 3,500; New York Central, 3,120; St. Paul, common, ; do., preferred, 100; Lake Shore, 36,200; Erie, 3,400; Rock Island, 4,310; Northwestern, 7,700; C., C. and 1. C., 400; Delaware | ana Lackawanna, 400. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 110% and closed at 111\j, the strength being partially due to the improvement in foreign exchange. The attitude of affairs at | Washington and the complication in France are in the panic. | 35 5%, 2145 | aiso incidents that enter into the causes of the ad- | 5 vance. There was likewise a large existing short interest whicn required but @ shghtimpetas to | K induce a covering process. The rates paid for bor- | ie Towing were 1 to 3 per cent and flat. | The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as follows: Gold balances. .. Currency baiances.. Gross clearance: CLEARI Currency exchanges. Currency balance: Gold exchanges Gold balances $1, 187,349 | Money was easy at 2 a 3 percent on call. exchange was advanced to 4.89 for prime bankers’ | sixty days sterling and 4.915; for demand. rates are the highest since the present system of | quoting exchange was adopted. On the street | prime bankers’ sixty days sterling sold at 4.87% | and demand at4.90};. The shipments of specie to Europe to-day amounted to $100,000 and Havana $50,000, making a total of $150,000, gold | coin, The specie engagements for Europe w- | morrow amount to $300,000, RAILROAD BONDS were in the main firm, although exceptional sales ‘were made at lower prices. We quote late bids as Jollows:— Alb & Susq 2d bds Mich fo &NTs 17 pe.108 | Clev & lols! Cin & Alton income... |" $7 woltet & Chi istm,.....107 Kalamazoo & Wa P ist SUL, Jack & Chiistm! 93 Lake < bore Ist, con, c.. 98 (hi, Bur & QS pc, ist. HU'< Marietta € Cin. Ist °100 Ubi, Rock Island &'Pac. 105% of DJ'Cen ist m, new... 1u6%4 NJ Central, convert. 1135 ponds. toy New York © New York Cen Harlem 7's," ist mi. ¢ Harlem 7's, let m, r North Missouri lst im. st Galena & hi 2d in; Obio & Miss Cha & Mil ist in. Ohio & Miss con ©, 6, 6 dea istal Fa Cen Pac 5} 5 Union Pac ist m Del, Lack & W Vel. Lack & W Union Pacifle 1 Union Pacine s Morris & Essex ist m..1065. Pacific RR of Mo, 2i'm 71 | ‘ Tl Morris de tavex 77710. W454 Pitty FLW A Chu Ist cn. 100% | September, 100 at 17 13b2c. , 600 at 17 Erie ist m ex 0s" Pitts, Fe W ea Chazd wong | Ff BO) at 173¢6., 500 at 17 11-326", 100 at 1 Cley'& Pitts con sf..... 97 | Wi) at I7d.ige.; October, 1) at 173 100 at 175 Glev ite 8A tees, | 100 “at 17. Sib, 60 at Ke. Pe a ‘ol, Chi ic As! a j6e.; November, 3) a Dock bonds 1, Peorin & War, wb i | “ oe ‘ P.M. tags Sebuanies Pat ize! Total EH stJo conv. Wab isi a | 1390 shs Union Pac The recesp Pras ity istim rr eat West 194 u do, 60 ao jalveston, 190 hPa Ist m. 82 Bin & Migs Ist. outh 7 id m.1004% Pekin, Line & Dec’r Ist BANK SHARES. American sold at 161 and Fourth Nationa! at 106. ‘The otuer changes were insignificant. THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices report the amount of bullion whic balance, at £334,000. Erie is quoted at 27 Paris despatches quote ren PRODUCE EXPORTS. ‘The total exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-ay amounted to $6,883,587, mixed values, which is an increase over last week Ol $256,382, ‘week of last year were $6, 9235, $5,065,570, The total exports since January 1 this Jear are $131,359,365, against $125,912,005 last year, nd $97,487,497 in 1872, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Cedar Mach > Latest The customs receipts to-day were $246,000, In- ternal revenue receipts, $151,’ The treasury Dalances were as follows:—Currency, $13,016,423; special deposits of legal tenders for the redemp- ton of certificates of deposits, $59,150,000; coin, $80,761,318, including coin certificates, $51,009,400 ; outstanding legal tenders, $32,000,000, fistant Treasurer to-day paid out $64,000 on ac- count of interest and $82,000 im redemption of | five-twenty bonds. \t GOVERNMENT BONDS, Governments closed firm at the following quota- | # tions :—United States currency sixes, 11494 @ 114% 5 do, do,, 1881, registered, 116>% a 116%; do, do. do., coupon, Ii a do, five-twenties, 1962, regis- tered, 113% a 1144; do, do, do, coupon, 113% a 11443 G0. do., 1864, registered, 1164 a 116%; do. @o, 40, coupon, 117 wo ib UG, Udy 1805, J Foreign | 3 These | 4 for | | $26000 Us 10 LS @ Mo RK. .b Went into the Bank of England to-day, on | ; The exports for the corresponding | 5 and for 1872 | } The As- | § NEW YORK HERALD, ‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1874. —TRIPLE SHEET, detains registered, 17 gx 9 117; do. do., do., coupon, 117 | ww @1ITN; MO. oo. do. new, registered, 116 a 116}; do, do., 0 @. coupon, 120 a 120%; do. do,, 1867, TegIstET” 116% a 116%; do. do., do. coupon, 120% | 300 Milwaukee and St, ‘aul. Mil. & St. Paul preferred, 53% Onio and Migsissinpi. 23 New Jersey Central. w73g Del., Lack. and Wares 19% Union Paci 24g 2355 G., Ceand 1.0. 18 18 Western Union 71% 10% Pacifle Maul. Alig 41% 40% | Panama... 1079 107 4g 1076 MEMORANDA, It has been discovered that counterfeit coupons | are in existence on the bonds of the Central Pacific | Railroad, The following uotification was, there- fore, sent to the Stock Exchange:—'Counterteit | lower, | irregular and provisions dull, Wheat was dull and decidedly lower, shippers’ bids being even lower than the closing | irregular, coupons from Central Pacide gold bonds, series | Prices, ‘G,’ of various numbers between 9,111 and 800, have been discovered. No counterfeit bonds of this series have come to the knowledge of the | company, but it is presumed that the bonds from which the above coupons were cut are in circula- | tion. It is suggested that holders of bonds of decidedly lower. clining. were nominal. series ‘G? may present them at the office of the | rakes company, No. 9 Nassau street, for examination.” | per ib, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, | Tuesday, June 16—10 A. M., Betore Call. 500 shs West Un Tel.. 500 shs LS 4 MSR. TL lw 3 60y Cai & NW RK. 39 100 a 3 as Fie 10:15 and Lear ‘A. M. $20) U: 116% $510 US 5-29, ¢,” 119% Zan U ig i: 12 ow CS 6's, r, Big “10.0 ao. i16g First Board—10:30 A. M. $1000) CANW ce gb.bi U0) dO... 7; 2.0 LS&M 15 | Tatraw Bay, $95)a $1075. Fronte—Croton, $1 . 2uud Erie $d m. 973% 100 cr | ry Philadelphia, $33 7 60. Lime—ihe demand do. 2 has been Jair, in a seoall Wa ay ‘and values remained the | loo Ene 4tl same. We quote Rockland common $1 10 and do. lump | O00 do. % | Hi 76per bbl. Cement was rather quiet, but steady, at | 1000 Cley & | $175per bbl. for Rosend tor man and $525 & | 4000 Mich € 6 $55) tor Portland. Lath were in fair d id and steady 300 Unio eM 2d m... 72 SW | its for Eastern. 500) Ohio & Mcon st. 300 Brxswax.—There has been a fair demand during the 1y0u West Pac bd: 10.0 P, Ftw & C 2.00 P) Ft Wa c2d 8000 Un Pac RR Ist... 1.00 Un Fac 10's, in pas at 40 Pad M SHOQ.. De 600 Gone ¥ lier % | We: do., fis Me: @s,r . 116% + $25090 U 8 6's, r, . 6% Second Board—} P. M. 400. C & N Weg b 1700 shs West U sei.t 10 Chi aN eae ov NW “s D. an, yy Cn Speculation. 100 3000 ju ) Pac Mail SSG at 1.0 Erie «R 100 NJ Cen RR. | ye S at 68f. 85¢, |: stead: | With a fair trade. t three days at steady prices. We quote :—Soutnern, a Ste. per Ib., and Western, 34c. a 353g. per Ib. Borrre—Roceipts to-day, grades o! State butter continued in fair demand, and, & moderate supply, {Prices ruled ste wb only, with Selected” Western full oftered low, uote 3. io. fe 40. fair to do. mon, 1 Beans anv Pxas. reali were quiet and scarcely so 205 4 Deas. fair to prime, $2 bh Cuertss.—Western met with a fair home trade and State is being sold treely for export. and were quoted as fol & Me.: do., do. 1air to good. 13¢. a 14c. do, factory, SSkimmed, Sc. ‘ale. ; 4, dairies, stern Rood. 12. a Lie. Conpace. last, and values exhibit _no char darge and smail sizes), per Ibi. ic bolt Sisal rope, I4c. a ya, an, Corton Totals... 301 565, —For tuture delivery. basis low ‘iniac thing, the sales have bales, Brieans. 40; Savannah, \ 827; Baltimore, 65; New York, 19s, Sugar Easier—Coffee Steady—Freights | Firmer — Petroleum Easier — Naval | Stores which were 2c. a 3c. | current yesterday, Corn was also dull, and the | market was depressea by heavy receipts, closing Oats were likewise dull and de- | Whiskey was 5 exceedingly dull Freights were being demanded Cotton on the spot was dull at @ decline of 3c. “Futures” declined 3-16c, per lb, and met Groceries were quiet, with the exception of sugar, which, having declined a trifle, attracted more attention. and closed weak, with a downward tendency. | of turpentine was about steady, and for rosin the market | 1 | was dull and nominal. ness, particularly Kentucky, which was firmer. 3ei, | Was rather quiet, but an view of light stocks holders were firm. | Asuxs.—Receipts for the past three days 159 packages. 24s | A limnted jobbing trade was the only business reported. Prices were quoted steady at 63gc. per 1b, for pots and 9c. | nominally for pearls. room Conn,—We have yet to notice a quiet market, but values remamed without quotable change. quote :—New green hurl, 9c. a 10c.; short green brush, red tipped, 6c., and new and old mixed, Sc. Tobac Bour.pinG Mareriats.—The market for brick has shown 2 Ht | 10c. a Ie a | a 6c. 7 A no essential change. The de hs prices. We quote :—Pale, $3 75 $6 a $6 50; Long Island, $6 50 a $7; up river, $6254 $7; Haverstraw Say, $7 50a $875. Fronte—Croton brown, $14 a $15; do. dark, $15 a $16; do. red, $16 a $17; Phila- delphia, $28 50 a $3050; Baltimore. $50 a $58. Lots, ae- livered, quoted as follows:—Pale, $575 a $6 25; Lott 77M Si she C pee 18, w eS 38% | is a $350; pone Island, Sie $9; up river, $8.25 a met the prices, want and uty not State—Firkins, fine grass ae Eo Sood. Ze. a 2c. ; halt ‘arkin tubs, tit ; half do, do, needs 25e. a 27, Syelsh, tubs, gid 2 0. , 0c. 5 0., tair to good, 27c. ae. a 2s 3; do. do., fair to Hlinoss, Wisconsin and lows fab, shoicg, do., fair to prime, 1 ava tubs, choice gray yellows d0e-a dic. do. do. tar to good, I7e. a 2uc.: firkins, prime grass yellow, 2c. a | He. ; do. ae good, 17c. a 20c.; various styles. com- firm, Mediums were dull and depressed and value nominal. White kidneys quiet and st; ae Red kidneys scarce and nominal. “Green peas are held in second | 100 went? <a hands. We quote:—Medium, choice, $2 a $2 10; me- 100 © S Express....-b © dium,’ tair to good, $175 a $1 wo; Marrows, choice, $2 0) ‘WCley & Pitts euar. $2 10; marrows,’ tair to good, $2 15 a $2 25; yhite 100 Deh L& WE it.be Kigney; ‘ehole 38 a $2 45; "white kidney, Mair od, $215 4 $2 ney, prune, $4 0) @ $9; green, Mier des 145? tory, choice, 133¢c. The demand has rope varns, l9c. a Rusata Volt rope, Iie. Cixpuns. We have vet toreporta, dull_muarket, with prices nominally the same; as, tollows:—speriny Zc nm 1g | patent do., 36. & stearic, Mitchell. & Co.'s, 16 0: a rigs Hae 3038 | 8 He.; parafline, G'sand 12s, de, a 27e,: adainantine, Goormnace S100 Temained very quiet at old prices | Bio, Wuotgs—Molasacs shooks, “S2incn, with heads 2 25, sugar ‘shooks, ‘with "heads, Seinen, 10a $20: ‘shooks, with heads, 36-inc! & $2 0; box shooks, $8) a $45; rum shooks. a ge ibe ationks, $6 80 a'St; empty. foxshendes 2 oops, 14 feet, ordinary, to prime, 40. a 42c. feet, ordinary to rime. 35c, Corree.—The market to- ‘ay was wiet but steady for ail descriptions. Ri by Messrs. Wim. Scott & Sons, is 1,000 bags; Hampton Roads, | do.; Boston, 6,371 do.: bags. We quote: fair do,, 13! c. a zie. ; extreme Seip Java, government bags, grass Leylon, 18¢, 4 2l)ac: Maracaibo, {Gee. aise 14 *Jamaica, 19. a 21c. 7 St. oi ot ‘The stock of io Yo ic. ive good 7 it 5 “ego & We, a 19%se., wold. aizty ig ninety day it. on the spot deciimed gc. per Ib., under the pressure ot more liberal offerings. At the reduction the Market Closed quiet. with “Futures, were moderately dealt in at a decline of $-16e. | per lb, We quote :— | $5008 Co's, n,A& 0 lnushe MIL & StF BR. Cptanas, Alabama: N. Orleans, Texas. be Un Pac 1, ine Ordinary..., 1g Bt 1g 16 HOO CARL & Good ordinal 16 16}; ist 2000 NJ Cen cony Strict good ordinary. 163g 165, u ‘a6 is 16 51.0 W Un Tel b Low mid! M7 Ma 7) Mich South s 1 Middiing.... 177% 1s ie Tu) C&L Cist Good middling 19%4 1st 3000 Del, L & W con —fhe quotations are based on cotton im store running in quailty not more than halt a gri Grade quoted. The sales were’: November, ‘o-day, rf 2) at at 17 53: me day last’ w es on cotton to Te, DY, Sally 24C- i arks, material co sgnors, en a, choice brands, Easy — Metals Dull —Tobacco | More. Active—East India Goods Dull— | » Wool Firm—Whiskey Steady. TUESDAY, June 16—6 P. M. ‘The merchandise markets were irregular to-day, | and in quite a number of instances prices were At the Proauce Exchange breadstuffs were do. anes State an 28e. rn—Western’ Reser | Ghoice grass yellow. a jc be.) New Zealand Cordage, 140, a 18s nasi da. ordinary srgoes, ii % al brit more sellers whan buyers. to two _o% lock June, 1-820. We. 100 at 17 duyy, 100'at 17 3-160. , 1,200 at wNe. Se, 600 600, 0 af to Breinen, by steam, *e Seared Liverpool, b: & —irade was still light. it steady prices, Ut receivers Are anxious to realize which are pressed for sale at in Fiour was dull and per bushel below those jteady. Pork and lard | and prices were very strong, higher by all the steamers. Petroleum was dull | Spirits co met with a fair busi- | Wool We mand was fair at steady & $4 25 per 1,000 agoat ; Jer- 3,350 packages. ‘Choice good home Poorer qualities ed to are extent. trade were We B0e. 5 gras rime, 270, 4 280. ; halt halt do. do., common, selected, $0, a $0.1 do. OH ls, Orange county and Pennsylvania, i do. common, 24c. ‘and Michigan tubs, do. do. prime, Kood, ie. a Ie. | Northern yellow io and Tai: i 2c, Prices remained lows :-—New—State eoey aléc.; do, do. fair to been moderate We quote : a red itauila, hoops, 12 his ate, a8 reported ilo} ‘Balt more rk, ‘98908 do. Tow 1 do. “for sta Rica. le. i oa cred le above or pipe the Pfiock—Sune, Ug ust, 6c. 5 se bee Ogtober, Tovah,’ 2) S2c., 1,100 wheat c. at Ize, 80) af 17 b-820., 1 sa WO at it AZ BT Her two 0 Sharieston, 69; Withington, otal, eek, s same day last foreign ports were quoted w Hambarg, by steam, fen; by 9a were held at y steam, J-I0d Fancy’ le ssions. A good inany lote Long Island, New Jersey and Fennsyh ‘ania, 16: Ae i6e.; Western erat at amin, cam nag ose quest lower, closing at Se. a Sle were shone ciate hels, at Be 's8c. for fuil loads and as hig for er Lous ot very dry mixed; 83e. Sows Whi ae dealt in and nom- ont te were want and and closed easier—sales 00 bushels, atic. nie. for mixed and 6s. ie. for white. Rye sold to the extent of 8,00 bushel: nada, in bond, at $1 09 Barley was entirely now- ‘There wi fair movement in berth freights to-day and the market was firm. In the charter- ape bore bs oped Was aiso brisk. and better rates were obtain ‘eels {oF Krain. ‘The engagements Were iy fo Liverpoct ty sal, 40,000 bushe! in at 7d, a7, 3 ol 1,000 bbls, four at bbls, ‘roa at 2s. 9d Hominel rate for grain ny ‘steam, 10d, ded. London, by Bteaehe 64,000 bushels or rain at fa a iad. $2,000 bushels of do., ‘rate to be 5:0 bbls, our a and b; anil 7h Gushela of grain at Od. 9 9 hus. of 2 all 0 bois, our at ‘a “uy is eats shels of at oid. an Taoeouane 1 grain “at Sid, Dor fs y eail, 120 bushels of grain 'on a tera ine charters embrac Norwegian, sh 3,000 quarters C3 ark, hence to Cork, Ke hs Belish be i, hence, to Havte’o in at Se tos twe: with 4,000. 6s., ae avare Rence to's direst Coouséacal bore, wit arters of grain, eaid to be at 6s, 10%d. a British bark, hence to Liverpool, mere o, at current ritish ship, henge to b 700 bois. of retlned | petroleum, at 4s. 6d, hence to Liverpool, with 2,400 bbls. reaned 40 t 48. 6d. ; Norweeiai bark, hence to Antwerp, with 2,900 bbls.’ of Naphtha, at an American Tank hence to a Spanish port in the Wedlterranean, ‘with 14,000 cases ot refined petroleum, at 26c.; an Itallan bark, hence to Odessa, with TOW cases oh ‘do., at 35c. ; an Italian bark, % 25,000 cases of do., on owner" account: two German Bara 2 ‘nance to Bremen, each 4. Boia. of Feflued do. jerman ship, voyage, with, 0) bbls of retied do., at bbis. of do., hence, Whniisn bark, from Philadel Randi eae voy al ‘same nia toa Pozane, aad of refined do. islstl at ae Buen, ‘with 5,600 fe been reduced, other than unin a ng 1 poramt ebbing its Domestic clothy, Peay: average, an Mactan: Borneo, 11K. and bags nomin: Hem inp Jute, he market Mase hemp remained aalt and values were nom yh inchanged. We quote : $2252 8: 30 for Dremed American double, $1 9) a $2 00 for sin 25. $1 80 for undressed ; Mania, fe. 9, 4330 eal, ve, old, Russie, clpan, a $2.30) fold: rtaltan, $2 io was quiet an ht butts met with to the savanced views of le, quoted steady at *: om a, ota ut goalt aay @ better inqui te holders ‘were 6 our last, wat under 4 cont 4 Pe wei meaty We quote Nora River, ochippit 3 iy a'$1 104 it quale $120 a $1 45; clover, $1; sale ae —J0e. & TSC. for long r: ¥ & 6c. ti mort %, oo. i 60c, ‘nominally for wheat. Sla $I 06 for Hors.—The demand since our last has been somewhat better mainly tor the patter qualities, and prices were quoted ‘steady as follows:—American, Be) of to agfsh, rket since our igs has been moderate! ‘m. als receipts for the past week were 14,591 sales during the a a ree fier es 35 bales of Calcutta by tock oD date 37 40 tro Buenos Ayres we. pare trom, 2 5,1 dry Montevideo, &c., part from Buro 000 dry filo Grande: LAW dry Robario, at Boston; 3.100 dry 100, fornia, 3,000 Ury Bogota, 5,000 airy Con- tral Keericane Lae ress Qnd_saited West India, dry Fuerto Cabello, 18.80) "dry Mexican; 1400) dry Texas, Western and Southern ; 12,400 wet salted Texas, and couthern, ‘Total,’ 109,000 nides, 603, bales’ Calcutta cow and 204 bales Calcutta buffalo, Same time 1873, 242,240 hides and 380 bales East India; same time 1872 159,600 higes and 410 ¢ India; sume time INL, India We quote:—Dry 21 ide a 2A Ibs, 2c. a, 206, gs, 39 Ibs.. 260. Montevideo 20 iba H poeeratenen aes bso » 33 22 Ibs, , 240. ¢ a8o-{" Central American i8 tbe a 21 Ibs, San’Juan, 22 Ibs. a 24 lbs. ic. a 21 lected; Matamoros and Mexican, 22 ; Vera Crum. 38, Ibs. a 19 bs, 22c. ; Lampico, 22 Ibs ee nd To! fc bale 16200 hides and 1,49) bales hides- Buenos Ayre: ra, 19 Ibs. a 21 oa Be. e nary and pickled), 17 17 ‘Tos. a Ibs., ort: igttax ite, i bea 7 “ibs, 2c, and Zanzibar, 10 Ibs. a 12 Ibe, I8c., cash, gold, as they run; Corpus ea 22. Ibe. a {pas Be. a Rr sarap? and San Antonio, 21 bs ‘4 Iba... 230. 23e. ; Ba 20 (lhe . h, currency, se! e Gast currencY, ag they run. Dry upper he pe anos Ayres and Rio Grande Ds, ma a 13 ibe., 25c., cash, gold, selected; Sierra Leone, 91bs, a Saige.’ a 3lc., and’ Gambia Bissau, ; & 2g, cash, currenc i's 6 Ibs., 20c. a 2ic., cpan, Bold. Kips, to ibe a 12 Iba. 2 Dry salte: Hides Chill, "28 1b Bahia, bo be 8 29 iba, 180 Maracaibo, 3) Ibs. a 33 Ibs. Ag wits, B Ibs.a 9 Ibs, elected: Minas, 15 Ibs: as they run; Mexici ac. Ibs., 1c. cash, gold, as they rai ind wokchern and Western, 29 ibs: a 3d ies, Ie:. ‘cash, currency,as they run. Wet salted Buenos aA yres, | 45 abs Bikes Rio Grande, Ibs. is. Bde, 3 Galltornia, 4 bs. 50 I Te. a “ike and ara, 35 lbs. 40 Ibs., » Her, | dat, Fold. feiactens Matatioros, 40 ibs. a Ns 3 Texas, ites 50 Ibs. @ 70 Ibs., 12) do. aie be. be lt a Me, soy ip lo Bb a ec 01 16 do., knife, 60 Ibs. Orleans, 60 lbs. @ i ibe. ; country New tern.’ {Dibs, a 761b&, 9¢.; Souther’ Ibs, a 60 ts. Oe; city slaughter, ox, 60 Tos. a 75 Ibs, i0e., and do.y cow, 45 ibs. a 60 Ibs., 9c., cash currency, selected. East aes hides Caloutia sau nier, cow, Ibs. a do. dead precy, tig... Buffalo, Io ibs. @ 22 Ibs., Bee @ 30 'Ibs., 10c ; Manila, cas gol etry arket for ‘both American and Scotch pig remained. dull, and values were nominally unchanged, Thomas Company have blown out one furnace, the men having chreatened to “strike” it higher page rete Bue do. forge, a Scotc! iy Baht ‘Glengarnock No. 1, $30, asd ean ‘So's per tol Leatuzr.—The demand from manufacturers has been fair for the better qualities of hemlock sole, and the market in consequence ralea firm. We append tormer quotations, as iollo" Buenos ayres. _ unon es soe Hie. & Be chic. 8 Heavy ee 2660 Good damaged 25! . Be. Poor damaged.. = Ve. Crop. —Slaughter—Light . ks, 38c. & 4UC. , Li nt crop, 33c- A 5c.; migale crop, Ste. a 36590. 5 itexag Lik it crop, Pee kougn—Hew- —The market coudinued qui grades for boiling purposes, and the demand fur grocery grades ‘Was only moderate in a {opding way. We guoies= New SF9p-Cbe, centritugal and mixe: 10. glayed. 36 Wlo., muscovado, retiiing, $e. a Wie. 4 do. foc. Borto Rico, 4c. 706.5 Eng: lsh New Orleans, 7c. a Nayal Stores.—On ‘Change to-day the STnarket for ae turpentine was about steady, mer at the close There was uo disposition to pay asking price ees was nerally asked and Sic. bid: The sales bis. im lous, at. s6ig0., and 10) New York bbls HH ig. he market for rosin remained dull, unsettled an nal, and 8 reliable quotation for strained could not be ined. Small to the amount of 400 bbls., were pisced at $2 50. Of the finer grades the sales oy nd bis. of No. 2 at $2 60 and 400 bbis., including N pale, at from 4 aoe Tar and pitch were quiet snd quoted nominally steady. otter fnere mus beek a falr demand for Unseed since pur last in a istribuling way. Dut at easier prices, clos. rey a 92c. in casks from crushers’ hands. Speria and whale oil sold slowly at ui rae prices. Sperm uoted at $1 89 for crude, $1 88, for natural winter, 57 0 81 F pleached, $178 a, $175 for unbleached 8) ioe 8) for bleached do. le. ier Northern, S aee oe jor Souther, 6sc. a fe. for hatural winter aid Gice a foc, for Dieached. hard oil ras fAnol 0c. tor present make, with bids of 88: «e- fuse haden was quoted nominally aise. Cotton Seed oll wes quiet and quoted at S7%c. a (0c. for crude, 6le. a 63e. for refined summer yellow, 673c. a 7c. for.do, winter white and yellow. Bank cod qavted at éée, and someaie do. at 65c. Neatsfoot qo steady at from 10, the lower price for Prrrovevx.—For refined the market was dull and nom- inally ae anged, although closing weak at 13%c, for bal- ance of month, We nove sales ol “6,00 bbls. for first half ‘uly at 1s3sc. Crude, in bulk, war inactive and ob- fainable at Sse. fortis month aud sie. for Jule iship- ping order quoted at 94c. Cases were moderately in- quired for and sold to the extent of 1U,000-at 1734c. Naph- tha was entirely nominal at 7c. a '7%c, for ity. the Philagelphis market wae dull and closed weak Ic. onth or July delivery. | Sales 400) bbls. refined foe fret halt of July sid 2000 bbls. Yor same do: arnt atlssyc. At ‘he cr but generally quiet 1 $ trojeum Centre 11): Tituavilies if 17% 2 $1 by: Rouseviiie. B18 & $1 10: aoe Tit Batc, arker's, #73g¢. at wells for united lines and § none; beef, do.; cut For mess pork the e only to note a sale pot wi ; Joly quoted at $17 75 Gacen—We nonce’ a little more ingally to-day, na was firm; the sales were 20 boxes of jong clear nd boxes of short clear atl0\%c., the market these prices. Dressed hogs were aulet, but quoted at 7c. jor city. Beet—The market remained inactive, but val ef Jobbing lots to the amount ot 1: at prices within the range of “4 “He $l. for extra do. ; 25, for india to. do. hams remained d $23 for Southern, an: Fre Clarket continued’ We have only to note sa 1,000 piekled al shi own. —Recetpts—Pork, kages: lard, 100 kegs. les Were without chan; Packages were placed 2 for prime mess, bI for prime mess, and $26 for extra “india ess. Beef ull fet pomtn uote: from $16 to estern, Cut meate— aie les of but prices were pasar. 2,00) smoked hi it 12: Fy ite’, ser per ib. Lard-—the marcel sai dod camer. Guosing at Lge mainder of month. nly Herces for July atl $:16c.;-Augiiet quoted Porarows.—vid met with father more inquiry to-day, moving otf and holders appear to be more confident or ~. & Lge. ; other Western, 4c. ; Southern, igo! | stock at full current ifnot advanced prices. New pota- @ Le toes et with m fair trade at unchanged prices: We Frour axp Gnatx.—Recetpte—Plour, 19.997 bbls. : wheat | quote:—Rove, State, in shipping order, $3; dow do. in 385,70) bushels; corn, wir do. ; conn weal, 435 bbls. and | bulky “per bbl, $2 50 a $2 15; peach blow, in ‘shipping 400 bags; oats, 81,140 bushels; rye, 00 do. the flour mar- order 0, te, in bulk, per bbl, $250 a $2 19; 1 . ket was dull ‘ani irregular, in some cases lower. “the | 4 ervey in bulk, per bbl, $2.50 a $275; Prince 50) Pacific Wail 84 sales since our last report ‘toot up 14,70 bbis., at prices ping ‘order, $2 80 a $3: do, in bulk, per 300 ao within the range of our quotations. Corn meal met with 4.76; Jackson white. in bulg, per bbl. $25) ado ‘agood demand and realiz teady prices. sales 1200) rieston, new, $6 5) & $7; Savannah, new. 200 do bbis., including Brandywine, & $475; Western, ortoik, new, $) a $7; Bermuda, wy ~~ do. 4 15, and y arid Baltimore ‘yellow, agen 1cx.—The market was firm and the demand fair ina 5 do. 1 wiso note sales of 200 sacks of Baltihore at autribatng way. Sales 45 uerces of Carolina at trom 709 do 1 43 9 91 0 per 1U)ibe We quote + 8c. per Ib., and 200 bags of Rangoon at 7c. a a4 fo. 2 Stat 5 a0 Superfine xe. —The market was quiet, but firm, Sales 20,000 7 Extra State Tos ot city, at Lic, 600 Choice stave 675 | Seps.—Linseed remained inactive and nominal. 400 % | Supesfine Western. $4 | Clover met with a moderate home. trade, and. was 2) }¢ | Extra Western. 6 25 | quoted steady at Wo. tor, Pennazivanin. 0c. a luge. for ow “4 | Extra Minnesoti 800 Wenern an for State. Timothy was quiet and 900 Round hoop Vhi 6 25 geen at ie ig f au 12 per bushel. Rough flax was w do Hound hoop Obi a 70 | firm at $2 15 0 8 Express Family * +7Ha 85) | Sx cele The market was quiet but frm, owing 2) Ls &M S St. Lo "$2 8 675 | go lantatock, Sales curing the weak, 30 bales of Pay ta, at Lous, straignt extra “ 170 a 775 | 26do. of Mexican and 32 do. of Kio Hacne, on 3 Louis, choice double extra 500 a BBD D bales of Puerto Cabello, Issue. Cur | Bt Louis, choice family errr £50 01000 la, 1 do, Aspin 68 do. of New 0: California : Nominal. es of Galves Deer—Market duil. Sale Keve flour, fine to superfine, 4H a 60 K, 7,70) Ibs, Para, 9.000 Ibs Ventral Am suthern, No. sa 475 (1 1,80) Ibs. Southern, un pr | i 50) 50 | 6 bales Puerto Cabello, 5 do. Curacoa, 66 do. ‘625 a 825 | Aspinwall and 7 do. Southern, Market dull. 410 75 | Goat Tampico, soe, goid, per Ib: Capea | a 440 | 1 Go. ; Buenos Ayres, 450. nmeal, Jersey. . a 430) Curagoa, 86, & S24 | Corn meal, Brandywine. a 485 | a boc. Patna, 360, Calorie a 445 dg, do. sheep, ST84e. rf Golden ear. a= clrreney' Vera Cruz, Puncheons ss 1a = in’ Juan, 6% istegular nnd lower, closing at about | uerto Oli 0. 3 ob hicago and $1 42'for Milwauxee. | gosture Sc, a tees Matamoros, Text % out 30.000 bushels, at $1 3 a $1 Ww tor Gan.—For raw sigar the market was I ly ac ungraded an Biwi ior ordinary ty prime | tive to-day, Dut closed easier at (340, & 7740, for AaLr to Fe ehicace. 81d Bt ieee No Vatiiwaures, $1 46% | good remmming mascovudy. The foot ap 1,326 bhds ae } $1 a7 for do. } Milwaukee and Mingpsota: winier wheat | of good fair reining at ic. per a 5 als inte. of choice ‘19 bhds. of common at 7c. & tela we + uo iL lose Yor srushiou ana powdered. 1. interior to common, . TE. aThe.% Be.; gool to Pe ime, Bsc. & . *Bige. 3 piing x od sential yd oa and ‘Ohac, |\— Boxes, Tee, 1B * p $ ‘White a a 10 pri a 8! c. 7 oe ae pradil—Do ac," *sava—Dutch standard, uperior and extra 83 In seedieat continued and the ‘The ‘ales ance our last include :—62 cases market rm. ot Fennsyivi vant, STP "11, ut, Ye. do. of Ohio. crop 72, do. of Connecticut, crop '72, ab era to. a Sse Bases of Pennsylvania, crop '73.' on ; 91% cases of Cennecticut ys Hy on rivate terns, ‘nd’ came of Ohio, crop 73, at be. a 5ssc, peribe For ean ‘mari ‘active and ee ee continual y ward tendency. es 200 bhds. , as. Otte Lt per ib. For. fi Sales, 20 bales Ha’ vane at o's be tha ackat was quiet but values unchanged. Was firmer, closini The sales ged oP! ry Bales, 70,000 lbs, of out of town stock a Be. u Bi¥e. per Ib; ove doled at Beas. Bes hoxrasive—We have very Uttle change to note in Yegetables, except that Long A peas were more plenty today, and sold at hnade caller prices, "We ote New Deets, per 100, $4 a $6; white iaenips, do. 3" $8; cabuace: rh 1 a $2 25; white use per crate, $: yellow d tuce, and: per etn peu green Ben ‘Pong Island per bbl erse| cee Rovrok fairing oe ai se ; Bermuda toma oes? aragu r zen, $18 or oe oad Thubarb, Long li 100 bune! i ari $3; radishes, per Savannah, per crate @ $5 0; Charleston ere aes as neral ‘hing only to meet their p: require ents, the stock lotnroot Teilght of all ‘descriptions exconluing, erhaps, California, which of hes | has come in more freely. a8 sales goainde: 16,000 Iba. of old Ohio fleece at 50c. a +,4,000 Ibs, of mixed fesse: at Sic., ata, 11,000 resent 000 Ibs. of spring uitorntn a 35c. a do. at’ 250. @ Ibs. of do. at &@ 00 Ibs. of a rash coe }6c., 47 bales of tice at 400., oft tesan a an Mexicon a sae 52} 5 bales of ne fornies og Ibs. of eorgia. i 5.400 Ibs. of Eastern Texas and 4,000 lbs. of mixed scoured, all on private terms. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gatveston, June 16, eee: and sellers apart; fe04, ord aye bi 0. Btock, 7, 0. New On.kaxs, June 16, 1876. Cotton inactive and weak; ot Bia Te Net re- ceipts, 450 bales; gross, Sales, in @ , bnyers Ree retells, 18 bales. gate 6, 1974, ee ‘Exports coast- Cotton quiet and easy: middling ise, 305 bales. Sales, 60). Stock, Savannan, June 16, 1874. io Ngise, Net recelpte, 900 bales; Cotton dull; middling gross, 300. Bales, 301. cores June 16, 1874. Cotton aun: middling, Ie. Net receipts, 60 bales Bales, 25, Btock, Witurnaton, N, June 16, 1874, Spirits of turpentine firm at 32}¢c. ‘nahn aaulet at $l 70 for strained. Crude turpentine steady at $1 50 ‘ard, i for yellow dip and $3 00 for virgin. Tar dull at $2 ps was 1 gras id tag mn a) 8a ! sb 23 tor. ‘fe spring. $77 tor aber winter, $8 2 white win' 7b tor 'double extra, Wheat quiet: Tilitwaukee ovub at $1 40; white Canada at $1 75.3 Corn dull; sales ot 3.40) bushels low mixed at Gorn mei—$4s for, bolted gst for unbolted, Siliteed-sori $20; erthipatuts, $225 mido a ton, Canal heat, 7c. 3 eas EAS; to New York; umber to "Newburg, $1 to New York. Hida four to Boston Woes 20 Now York. doers Albany, 2éc. Amount of grain’ atloat on the ‘canal irom Builato and Oswego for tide water yesterday noon, us Rear ag can be ascertained, was 2,723,0W Lushels wlicat, 904,000 do. corn, 84,000 do. BurFAto, June 16, 1874. Lake and rail importa for the la twenty-tour hours— Flour, 7,300 bbl ai 000 bushels: corn, 1N74 oats, 35,200 do. banat shipments—Wh cut leclined 25c. Se No. Re 79. ise. nfs a orn au "$3 % to do. No 2do., cago spring, Gorn duit: ‘knies 7g, 00 do, high mixed at 730. Flour qnict) nates, 1 bbls on the tollowine 1 Western, spring, $6 7; bakers’, $7 a $7 25; amber, 5).a $8; white $50 2 Oats quiet; 30.2 western haa at 6 aye Gominal ar jarley malt firm; Canada, $1 ; Western, Port Wangton, Son $1 45; ath he red winter, te, $1 Me FA 60. 2,000 bushels No, 2 Western, m moat a $19. Other articles unc! Touupo, June 16, 1874. Flour dull_and unchanged. Wheat dull and lowers » cash, Sake July; No. 2 red, gmber Michigan, $1304 cash; $1 30, $12. Corn asa Srige., September; low mi ea, “65% Oats steady : 3 NO. re ‘ Freights dull and unchanged. Receipte—22000 bushels: wheat, 12,000 do. corn and 1,000 do. oats, Shipments— 30,0 bushels Wheat, $2,000 do. corn and 4,000 do. oats. Cuicaco, June 16, 1874, Flour quiet and unchanged., Wheat quiet, weak and Bneertied: No, 1 spring, $1 li%s a $1 20; No. 2 ST cisns $1 18) Ju. SL sea $1 13 Augusts Nod $102 » “i < gs settled r) ground lots offered wale July, $17 50 August. Lara steady at $11 10, cash or July. Bulk meats steady; sales short rib middies at 9c., cash gnd July, Freights dull and nominal; corn to Buffalo, Bigc. a Board this afternoon wheat citeed ar'$i 17% July. BI 18 bid for August; corn, O0%C., cash and July; pork’ and lard uncinged. Heceipts— 9,000, bbls flour, 78 by bushels wheat. 22.000 de. corn, 70,000 do. oats and e. Shipments—3,000 bbls. Acar, ISON) bushels wheats 88.00 do. orn wad 44,000 do. oats. EUROPEAN MARKETS. ‘Lonpon, June 16—Eyen- Loxpon Propuce Marker. ing.—Sjirits turpentine, 27s. 6d. a 278. 9d. per ewt. Lin- seed oll, £39 U3s. a £29 068. per tun. y FINANCIAL, fot A $250,000 70 LOAN IMMEDIATE LY, “LARGE OB ‘small amounts, on First and Second ‘Mortgages and Leasehold Praperty, rates. PHALON "SLOAN, 3 3L Bast Seventeenth street. {T BELMONT & vO. Bankers, 19 and a Nassau street, issue travellers’ credits, available in all parts of the world, through the ED ena. _ be Rothschild and their eorrexpqades ‘Also commercial credits and jtelegraphio transfers of money on California, Europe and avi ‘OCK city or Brooklyn, lowest current R Naenten ee AN BE USED At MARGIN Diace of cash for 6 pare rchave or Hele of any stock: there is little risk in et is method of Aplide eG We are negotiating contracts on members of the Stoci Exchange and Fesponsibie parties at very close rates; for 60 share: 100 sh: te ARE ac and in- formation furni eds TC. Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 W. fall street, New York. Stocks bought and oderate deposita, STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES; $100 FOR 100 to $400 for double privileges; $50 tor Jindal pols ‘ail 30-daye, bought on members oi the Ex- Shanges- stocks and gold bought om commission; ex: planatory,« cireutar furnished. ARD & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and oper Becuritin “Insurance of all kinds effected with. be companies. i. J HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. —PUTS, CALLS AND DOUBLE PRIVILEGES Stock Exchange, at drawn by members of the from 13g to 3 per cent distance | trom the market, can be Brokers, 43 Broad street, New York, —MONEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY UPON BOND + and Mortgace on first class city Keal Estate; also large Mortgages cashed. V. K, STEVENSON, Jr., 1 Pine street. NOMMERCIAL eReHoUsE.. Roane te pte capital, $2,00,000—Office, 29 William street, coruer Exchange plate: warchouscs Atlantic dock, Brooklyn, Cash advances made on fir: Jass Securities, on demand and tine; Cash Advances made on ail_kibds of Mer ese, rable te in our own warehouses or consigned to us on favorable teruie . PAUL J. ARMOUR, Prosident, Jose 4 NAVARRO, Vice President. nd Vi President. PRLICIANO LATASA Thied. Vice President. Paul J. Armour, Win. D. Bowérman, OH. Delamater, Sose F Navarro, x Feliciano Latasa, yeas Jonn Baird, ‘Thomas Murph: B. Hyde. WILLIAM TOBIN. superiutendent of Warehouses Jamus OLYx#, Secretary. —S ee Fist MORTGAGE OF $7,0¥) WANTED—ON PROP, erty worth $2 La located we M Ran fourth war Princip UF: Kel Is only LE GRANT, NO. 11 PINE STREET, HAS MONEY ady to loan on Mortga nd New York city” Pro ‘ope without bonus. Princip desiring to borrow or invest please call. a. & W. SELIGMAN 4, 1 Broad street, New York. Taene Letters of Credit or Traveller payable im any part of Europe, Asia, hirtoss Australia and Anyrica. Praw Bills of Exchange and make Telegraphic Trans- fers of] Money on Europe and o aliforniet. J IVINGSTON & COMPANY, BANKERS, 10 PINE Ld #t.-—Draw bills on London, receive deposits subject to heck; 5 per cent interest allowed on daily bal ‘UNEY ADVANCED ON SALARIES, WAGES, PER. sonal Property or Merchandise of any kind, to any Amount, on liberal terms, 19 Barclay street or 24 Park place, roou OTIOE.—PERSONS HOLDING BONDS AND STOCKS of the State of South Carolina who. desire to ex- change them for the Consolidation Bonds and Stocks authorized under the tunding the exchange promptly attended toby the South Caro- lina Bank and Trast Company, ‘of Columbia, 8. C., at one- eighth of one per cent (4). upon the tace value of the Consolidation Bonds a Stock. Express charges paid the owners of the bonds, ‘ HARDY SOLOMON, President. References—National Park Bask, New York, Peoples’ Rational Bank, Charieston, & OFFICE OF SELMA, MARION AND ridin RAIL- way Company, Memphis, Tenn. 1s, 1874,—A meeting ot she honors of the bonds ot tie company in- dorsed by the State of Alabama is requested to ince’ in conjerence atthe St. Nicholas Hovel, New York, ‘on Thursday, June Ls. at we lees A, WHITE, President pro tem, tS) on Bneiness Property wort | ay both mortgages. SOND MORTGAGES FOR SALE. One for $7! fyi One for ry One for None but principals need, agipoly. dress PING at. box 40/6 Post office, secured by L. W. HAMILTON & CO., Stock Privilege | FINANCIAL. LOAN.—SEVERAL SUM 00 TO $6,000, Joan on Mortgage, on Jerse: buy ud Haagen oo Fro me money at once. . AVERS, box Wena HAVE CLIBN TS READY TO BUY GOOD S8Eo- and funds to asehold Mort es; joan (or ‘ive y Wane “he 9g mag RD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street. ANTED TO INVEST—$14,000, ON FIRST OLASS ly, for 3 at 143 Haat Talrty seventh etrect petmcipals only, Apply ‘ANT TO BORROW $350 FUR SIX MO! Wave chattel Mortgage on $1,500 worth, oe gs mone eye eal of “Jane per cent interest for same. Address N. oe. 10 TO W PER CENT Investments, arlotly Arete ola Railroad Bonds, iy ee ailroad Insurance and Gaslight Stocks ane ae choice Dooce and Bonds, paying Na to 20 per cent, ata large reduction below par, for sale b: ALBERT. A, NICOLAY & CO., 0. 43 Pine street, New York. N. B.—Investment Securities our specialty 22 years. $8. OOO opo% MORTGAGES ON CITY OF Broklyn Tee Tia nee, 149 Broadway. $60.000 cs ae BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT- sey City Property: mee Hours 12 to 2, fonds only need 1D, Counsel lorat Law, 'o. # Warren street, room 13, TO LOAN—ON FIRST AND SECOND: mortgazes, in New York. Principalsap- wo 90! COLE & GRAY, 536 Sixth aven.ie. a UST FUNDS TO LOAN-IN NEW £200.00" O00 Yor and Brooklyn” on haproved ae roperty. CALLENDER 4 LAURENCE, 30 Pine street, \ PROMINENT ‘PROFESSOR oF GERMAN WISHES: to connect himself with a leading edueational in- stitute: credentials and references of the highest order. Presidents of Suse, or principals of standard schoo address PHILOLOGY, Herald office, denier: of would take the agensy on Sonmalasion for pare ties who would furnish a ood article at bottom prices, ‘Addrest ZAMOS, Horald office. hace DITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER- ants, manuiacturers and othera—Real Estate ex. Persons with capital seoking Dusiness advi Brovedopportuultics. Roteretices: Hazen, IK good, 392 Broadway Le ard & publisher: Pa Greene st. BRIGUS. « GaRLie Ynancial and Wisiness Brokers, 98 Broadway. CE FOR ANY ONE TO MAKE money by calling at 160 Broadway, room 3. FIRST CLASS CATHOLIC UNDERTAKING E8- with are ea w ‘on, Coffins and everything heces- 'y for the business; satisfactory reasons for Seniing? ; wa be “votd at fy ) value. or sot Suigiage eall on oF address W. Yih, Bi Buliding, ny a eens roou FPURNISIIED 1 DRY—DOING A FAIR BUSI. ness, will be let to one acquainted with the busi nares Inquire for one week at 17 th street. Tecelve a valuable Agency in Staple Godds for every section. Address 287 Broadway, office IL. EW HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL PUROHARE GALF interest in first class permanent, lucrattve mang: per cent. ok D, 335 Broadway, office ANUFACTURING BUSINESS, INCLUDING THE Real Estate: long established ; exceedingly progee. lecaaily managed. requiring but small capital, faken in exchange. Avply to W. H. WELLS, way. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $300 OR $200, FO Jory mo in frame ond picture, business; ene, dequain ed with the basiness praicrred. Address F- ‘oflce, ARTIES HAVING $40 CASH AND WILLING TO an) atreck between 10 and 12 0% ne it. B. CORNWELL & CO, ARTNER WANTED—WITH $500 TO $1,000 ADVER- a Pan muh a 4 mannfectiring Dusi fits 100, and 200 per c cl Changed for Business. Mining interests, &c., negotiated ‘A SEEBNDID ona % fablishment, ‘doing a splendid business, together corner of Fulto: cond fi joor. PSTERP RISING MEN, WITH $500 CAPITAL, CAN iucturing business giganto» monopoly’; profits over 10d 15,000; equit 0,000: Brooklyn or suburban, pert: ES yd are pequseiee to call at 46 Centre pro cent; Radress PROFIT) Hera’ GS, A, COMMISSION, AND. SHIPPING HOUSE, IN Good standing and having a well established “busi+ teks mes aH! their oj boperre and increase thei facilities, would like an act arther with $20,000 capital Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 18 Broadway. Sr vested LA Od ‘a Pot Leg ar BI baad vested more safe! a) ‘| an any reas Hel Totrmaeon TUMBEIOGE & COs, Brokers: No. 2 Wali street, New ork. 4 . HE BESf THING GOING FOR A FIRST CLASS $1.00) aud pluck Can inake a sir Gi: pluct mane strike. D, box 104 Herald office. ‘HE ADVERTISER WOULD INVEST A FEW HUN- dred doliars in any respectable business, vie ser- vices, in city or country; not atraid of wor! Nea peter one given and required. ‘Address X. ¥. ce. ‘WANTED —A BUSINESS MAN (OASH $500 70 $2,000) to control a new article, manufactured: large profits and quick returus, Call at room 4, tft Broadway. ANTED—A SPECIAL OR AOTIV PARTNER with a few thousand di "g, Nn a reputable, profita pie and established manu/acturit ind mercant busi- to W. J, HOYT, 43 Chambers street. NER SMART BUSINESS WOMAN WANTS A lady as Partner, active or silent, in an estab- hed business which pays 200 per cent year round, Great Jones street. a7 500 72,82, | CASH—PARTNER WANTED, TO 19) have charge of @ store and keep accoun’ where he can realize a good income. Apply to THOMA GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 114 East Broadway. $3. 000. PARTNER WANTED IN A PROFITA- ble wholesale business, Address SAFE1Y, jerald Uptown, Branch office. 10.000 782A, LOUNG CENTLRMAN with best references regarding charao ter, industry, &c., desires a connection with some money making conéern: me reterred; only best parties need answer. Address R. X., Herald’ oftice. | $10.000 x4 15,000—PARTNER WANTED, Fither special or general, in an estab- ished busing reterences- exchanged. Address BUSI- NESS, box 14% Herald offic ee REAL ESPATE, Sale of Harlem Heights Property in the New Wards. The feature of the market yesterday was tho sale, by A. H. Muller & Son, of property situated at Harlem Heights in the new wards, particular mention of which has already been made here. ‘This was an adjourned sale from the day previous, “when an offer of this same property was made on the premises, which failed, however, to attract buyers. The sale yesterday was made at the Ex- change salesroom, but failed again to provoke much enthusiasm. After disposing of twenty- three plots the balance of the property was with- drawn by the owners, The amount sold com- prised 160 lots, ang realized $8,025, being only a fraction over $400 per lot. Messrs, E. A. Lawrenco & Co, sold, by oraer of the Court, under the di- rection oi E. D. Gale, referee, improved property located on the northwest corner of Water and Roosevelt streets, Messrs. Bleecker, son & White ofered unimproved property sttuated on the Grand Boulevard, 190th and 13ist streets. Alter knocking down two lots on tbe Boulevard and one jot on 130th street the balance of the property was withdrawn, as the prices were not satisiac~ tory ; and Messrs. Blackwell & Utley sold, by order oi the Court, under the direction of D. C. Calvin, referee, @ plot of ground on Washington avenue, in Twenty-fourth ward, West Farms, Subjoined - are fuller particulars of the several sales :— lot) No ti: o4t0 lots on Ridge av.; RB Bie Foun “Heowey, Plot Hh i, ie {Bi ota on Rooney, each lot. 14s, bk. bh. and Lot Bts., lot 30x07 2 lots on Mihi 3. Grand, Boulevard, 2 ft. s. of 13st bin h Wal . 1igt'on Be " it hy st. (ati w. of Grand Boulevard, 25x99.11 a or. tw "horton: Plot on w. 8. Washington a arry road, 24th ward, We: , BUEers. «+ GENET'S HOUSE SOLD. “Prince Harry"? Genev’s property in Harlem was sold yesterday afternoon at one o’ciock, at the City Hall vy Deputy Sheriff James M. Stuart to “ Assemblyman Robert 0. Brown for $12,500, to Bare | isfy @ judgment on two bail bonds, one for’ $10,000 and the other for $5,000, Sit. n. of the Old Farms, Legit EB. 2.04 ‘The property consists of seven lots of ground at the corner of Futh avenae and izorh meroer, 4 | Jarge namber of politicians were present, am r 4 Them Commissioner Charlick, In whose interest i j Was Whispered the property was purchased, son New York, Lees and Jer-