The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘THE NEW DIRECTION OF ERIE. A Quiet Election and Almost! % Uncontested Choice. ‘Stocks Dull and Hleavy—Gola Barely Steady. Wav Srreet, TUESDAY, July 4—6 P, The fresh subject of interest on the street to-day ‘was the election in Erle, which resulted in the election of the following ticket, in reality that ef the English holders of the stock :—Hugh J. Jewett, ‘Thomas A. Scott, Jonn King, Jr., Jonn Taylor Joha- | Gity ston, M. A, Roberts, Frederick Schuchardt, W. Butler Duncan, E. D, Morgan, H. Baltzer, §. L. M Barlow, L. H. Myer, H. G Stebbins, R. Suydam Grant, Lucius Robinson, John a. C. Gray, Cort- landt Parker, Homer Ramsdell Subsequently the new direction organized with. Hugh J. Jewett a3 President, and elected A. R, McDonough Secre- tary and W. P. Sherman, of Duncan, Sherman & ©o., Treasurer. The result of the elec- tion had been previously discounted, hence ® decline tm the stock im the after- noon, which was also helped by the fact that a report nad been industriously circu- lated that a statement would be presented at the Meeting to-day, on the partof the English exam- iners, of a favorabie character, which report not appearing disappoinied those longof the stock and brought about sales. The source WHENCE this report emanated may be judged from the fact ‘that it helped to make a market upon which a good dealof stock was unloaded during the past few days. The suggestion made here some days ago, | to the effect that these rumors as to the tone of the report which the English examiners would make did not certainly emanate from them nor from the then existing direction, as such would | Rave been, leaving the question of good taste aside, manifest tll policy in the latter and a breach Of trust to their employers in the former, and that tne inspiration of such rumors would probably be apparent later, seems to be borne out by the present attitude of the market, tm which the | mon-appearance of this report 1s used to depre- ciate Erie shares, The decline to-day, however, Was not much, being only 1% per cent between the highest and lowest figures of the day, of ‘which % was regained before the close. Use was also attempted to be made of the possibiltsy of | some of the new men on the ticket not consenting to serve, such new men being Jewett, Scott, King, Roberts, Myer, Stebbins, Grant and Gray, but the later organization of the Board and the broad statement made after the election—that all of the gentlemen would serve—destroyed this ‘‘point,” THE STOCK MARKET GENERALLY Opened firm, with an advance of % to % per cent as compared with the closing prices of last evening, which was followed by a decline of % to 3% per cent, trom which there was a partial re- covery after the first call. market again became weak in the absence of buyers, and the languishing tone of speculation generally consequent upon the superior attrac- | oe tions of Saratoga, Long Branch and other places ofthat kind. Just before the close prices went | Of 34 to 13g percent from the highest figures of the day. fhe principal business was in Lake | Shore, Western Union and Erie. The subjoined table shows THE EXTREME FIGURES ofthe day and the amount of sales tn each stock, | the total being 113,400, of which over 95,000 were | in the stocks mentioned :— New York Central. Lake Shore. 800 | Rock Island ely eck and Western. 10h. 10634 200 | 84% Barton . 123% 12345 | Weatern Union. ae T2% Tg Northwestern + BT% 37 Northwestern prejerred.. ba 54m Milwaukee and St. baul.. 344 34 MIL & St. Paul preferred. 53 53 Panama. 108 107% Pacilic Mai 43% 4335 334 Ray u +. wy 24% ©., G, C. and Ind. Cent lity 1T Hannibal and St. Joseph. 2514 2 + 10534 mtg 5 8 | 1 GOLD CONTINUED DULL, opening at 109% and closing at 109%, at which Ogures all the sales were made. The rates paid tor carrying were 13; and 1 per cent, with loans at fat towards the close. The customs receipts were | $349,000, ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out $340,000 | on account of interest, and $15,000 in redemp- tion of five-twenty bond FOREIGN EXCHANGER | was heavy, and closed at 4.86 a 4.86% for good, and | 4.865, 24.86% for prime bankers’ 60 days’ ster- fing. Demand bills sold at 4.88), to 4.89%, accord- ing to grade. OUR Exports. The tota! exports of produce from this port ‘or the week ending to-day amounted to $6,267,366 | mixed vaiues, which is a decrease from last week | of $1,119,827. The exports jor the corresponding week of last year were $5,427,800, and for 1872, $3,966,813. The total exports of produce dince Janaary 1 this year are $158,635,219, against $150,601,911 last year, and $115,089,417 in 1872, MONKEY RULED BASY at2to 3 per cent on call, closing at 2 to 24; per cent, with time loans 4to6 per cent and prime | discounts 5 to 64 per cent, GOVERNMENTS ARE STEADY upon an increasing investment demand of smali | lots, mostiy on home account. In the statement | made this morning respecting the terms of Mr. Bristow’s circular it should have been pointed out | that Mr. Bristow ia willing to lose 1 per cent of fle interest on the corresponding amount of 6 per cents to be cancelled upon a bid for new fives be- | | tween the period of the acceptance of that bid | Le and the expiration of his call for sixes, Governments closed firm, as follows: United States currency sixes, 11635 a 117%; do. | @o., 1881, registered, 115% a@ 116: do. do., do, | coupons, 1174 a 11714; do. five-twenties, 1862, regis- | tered, 1124 a 113; do, do, do., coupons, 112% 11844; do. do., 1864; registered, 1151 a 115%; do. do., do., coupons, 115% a 116; do. do., 1865, reg- tatered, 115% 4 115%: do. do., do., coupons, 11644 a 17; do. do., 1865, new, registered, 1154 a 115%; do. do., do., coupons, 116% a 116; do. do,, 1867, registered, 115% @ 116; do. do., do., coupons, 117 @ 117%; do. do., 1868,- registered, 116 @ 1164; do. do., do., coupons, 116% a 117%; do. ten-forties, registered, 112}g a 112}; do. do., coupons, 112 ®@ 118; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11Z5, a 112%; do, do., do., coupons, 1125 a 112%. RAILWAY MORTGAGES ‘were quiet anu without special change. Central Pacifica declined to 8834. Chicago and Northwest- ern consolidated plain sold at 86, the gold bonds having advanced to 77. The latest bids on the call Alb & Suna ist bds ....1013¢ Cley. P & A new bas... 97 Alb & Sus 21 bas. lw” Buff & Erie new. 97 ‘Bos, H & bs Ist 2 Bole “tate U7 ur, CR & Mt ist, Lake Shore div bi Chi & Alton sink Lake «hore Ist. ¢ Obi & Alton ist im: ke Shore con t Gn & Alton income: Mich Cen Ist m. 8's, “82 Joliet & (bi ist m &NH = 108g Lonisiana & Mo Ist, gtd 84 SUL, Jack & (hi istm. Che'Bue it Qs pc lala New York Cons cnt, MR taeT haa ore NY Cen 7's, '76. NJ'Cen Is Ww” New York Ny New York Cen Ist m. Mit Ohio A“Miss con et. Mil Western Pacific bonds. as Mu Un P vere SOR chy Union Pac tg 7 % ni Union Pacitic iia ine. 73 oni Union Pacttic sf. on Wot Mo, iktin st Ga R of Moy 2am 7 = ne RI ia. gtd by Mo. $146 | Pitts, 1 Wa Chi ‘ein 10086 Pitts, t W @ Chi 2d m. 99 | Cley «I at r ou ia ey » Con. 1031 Morris & } sex 7's," Erie iat me St Louis Erie 2d tm, Alton Alton & Alton & TB SSRESERRE| ye | 494; Erie, 2854. In the afternoon the | 3h), NEW YORK ——— a teetiaesneenehemcet HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1874.~TRIPLE SHEE Central Pacifics closed 88}, 489, and Western Pacifica 813 a 82. x STATE BONDS were dull and steady. The latest bis were:— N 106 Virginia 6's, mow 30, N 06 be I ee co! OK N 06 2 N 06 N 106 50 N 106 80 California iy 19 Connecticut 6’ 102 8 Bhode Island 0's 10L oN 3 eavucky 6 F Mich oa oN iD ich 6's, " 1g Dds, '9i incl. Bx N 10 Mo 6's, A ot U, ‘i 8 25 98 “ast diss iE 8 Bal He Satis 6 SG wack Be * 20' 23 145 198 BANK SHARES sold at 993¢ for Central National and 101 for Fourth naar ‘The latest bids were ;— Am 4 Ameriean Exchange. i Central Nation x Union..... THE FOREIGN MARKETS were generally steady to-day, with American secu- rities quiet, This was ticket day on the London Stock Exchange, to-morrow being fortnightly set- tling day. The rate of discount in the open mar- ket for three months’ bills. was 8% per cent, or { Per cent below the bank rate, Thirty thousand pounds in bullion went into the Bank of England on balance to-day. Prices closed in London, at four P. M., as follows:—Consols, money, 92%; do., account, 92% a 92%; old '65 bonds, 1083; '67 bonds, 108% a 108%; ten-forty bonds, 104%; new loan, 104% @ 104%; Erie, 3039 30%. Market dull but firm, Rentes at Paris were buoyant at 61 francs 773; centimes. Amsterdam prices were:— Union Pactfic stock, 23/4; Northwestern preferred, RAILWAY EARNINGS, The earnings of the Burlington, Cedar Rapias and Minnesota Railway Company for the first week in July, 1873, were $21,910 71; July, 1874, $22,548 19, Increase 1874 over 1873, $637 48, TREASURY BALANCES at close of business to-day :—Currency, $13, 000,000; coin, $71,820,000; less coin certificates, $33,000,000, MEMORANDA The movement of defaced and mutilated currency | to Washington for redemption continues without | disturbance. The West, it is reported, is taking up very little currency under the new law. During tho last ten days there have been established but two national banks—one at Farmer City, Ill., $50,000 capital, and one at Rock Island, Ill., $100,000 capital. It is not believed that the circulation of any of the Eastern banks will be disturbed before Congreas meets, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, July 14—10 A. M,, Yeetore Cail. ’} 100 shs Mil & StPRR., 34! 3&4 MSRR. 33 600 L S100 300 34 99% 1500 ; 2. 2 i 32% 72! f 33° 1600 7a 334 1200 be) 100 do. ¢ 33% 200 my | wo _ » Say 500, TH, | 1000 + 33% 1500 By | 70 33° 80 Ri 700 33 331300 | 20 c 33 2200 i 200 22% 38. 3 | . 3% eee SEL ELESSESeay Ets eatacision A. ™. 300 shs West Un Tel..a3 70 400 [eas rit ony ew ioe Be fe De 200 Panama Ri raw Be = Beste = 2000 Har Ist m7’s, r... 2000 Har Ist, s tee be 1000 Ohio & M 2000 Uhio & Mt eon st. 1000 Un Pac Ri dete 2 G 26 shs Vent Nat Bank. ‘30 Fourth Nat 8’k, 1o naciem RR. gabe bs ny 2 wineSt RE pi be Sag Zit, 300 Erie RR. b3 3sig | i fe = | as | ng | ee | T2 a, do M RB Wo st a WR 26 | 72 O8.H &ERDC DS 1% | n &StUoRRDe 25% | 12:30 P. M.—Before Call, ne 100 shs Ubi & 1) BB pe 5AN6 2WLS&MS | Os boce.st ww do. | 10 = do. | 1 do. go. do. 40 do. 300 Chi dk 200 Un Pac 0. % | rif do 2 a | 25) $0 an Si i aa Hi Say | ‘100 Ohio * ‘Mis, RR. 3S i 2PM. | 12g ad re re r, '81.. cur.,..b @ M7 Second Board—1 P. M. ” 100 sn: RR. Bly Suu : aor $1000 Miaeour! 6's, ‘78. 2000 On Pac lstm do, Wo Mil & StP Rpt 100 Del, L & WR. 10 Mor & bg RR 100 Han 100 At & im Mil “ ba ve. 800 100 Panama fit. 200 Union Pac ie leon an WR 3% lo 72 use. Prices at the close were quite nominal at the de- | cline ot yc. per Ib. noticed i 1 quotations appended. SPatures were, S18e, a. Soc. b, lower, and the de- | mand was only moderate ‘it the decline. We, We quote — lands. Alabama. NN. 01 Texas, Ordinary. mi 13% "se 13% Good ordinary, 1 ae Sam tS 158g Strict good ordi Bee 163-16 16516 ft 1% «16K CG 163 47 a7 17% 17. 18 1siy 18% 18 | efected at nearer 3c. than any other figure. | ket was quiet, but more ste: 500 hence t London, with 7,000 bbls. of refined We gitote:—New desta, por | Bun do, at 4s, ; 40 Aimerican shooner, henee to $3 white turnij $3; Cabbage. new, du, $4 4 300 two ports “ilcliye with 00D of “retined | $3; white squash, Lots island, per Yasket, toe. 4 $1 23 2 | do, at 20. | an Italian bark, trom Phi. india to Gibra do., lettuce, Long ‘Istand, per ta ok grdlers to the Mediterranean with 2.20 vbis, of | 100, $1; ercen Beas. "ing tela Por Dae, Zoe. » $1255 "a v7 privilege at the Adriatic at 6s. ree corn, vb ans, Long Island OLOSING PRICES- E3—3 O'0L00K BRM "i find Ba of I tow diva, arian Hinerisa batt ha wren a Ph 24; Hera govone. cf uma oyage, wit bis. of redimed do. at Ss. 3d; | Norfolk, per bbl, $1; do.. Long Island, per 10), 62sq West Un Tel... 7135 i oh Cleve & pitts.. 57% a 88 and 6a Sd,\ an eAmerioa barey fom he teoa kak | snkgiowees per dozen, $1 & $3); Nortolk tomatoes, Mich Central He NW. a 37iy port with 2,100 bbls, of refined do.) 5s. Gd.; a British | 828 $2 40. ek W.18 tai “ wes & 983 | bark, from 40. to Marseilles, with 2.5.0 bbls. ‘of refined — Receipts. 481 bois, The market was quiet Has de abe Ot. ry for a bs Th ee opie ale hae b it | quiry for domestic cloth has been | Woot The market sines ourlast hae been quite ac- $43 | fair and the marketiirin, ‘We note sules sluce cur ist or | tive tor all descripsions, anit prices rated steady.” The \ Sag | diner auoted at iste nt Me. and 100 rolls ofdot at l2isc., | Fecetpts of fleece wre quite liberi, and choice lois were bgt time, quoted at l2ec. a 12hg0., spot, tor readily placed at full market v: value. The sales tuclude wi | Borneo and Gouripore were quiet but frm at | 000 ibs, of State fleece at dic, 1,000 Ibs. of 4 and XX | 26° | Wee. Calcutta cloth was duit and nomial at ae a | € B5c., 140) Ibs. of tubbed wool at Ofc. Hig | gs Bags more auiet and quoted steady at Lc. attye, | Ips ‘of low scoured at d4c., 1000) Ibs. of Ohno fi Hwy axp Jur.—There has been tio change in the | Sc. 39, Jalifornia at 2c. market for hemp, ithaving remained dull maid values gf Bonskot ate. ‘lh tbs. burey tarabe’ Cals mominal. We quote -—Dressed American. $2.4) a $2 50 | 2,000 Ibs, of Eastern Texas at S6c.. 4,0W) lbs. of bury a for doabig, $2 2 4 $2 Us dor single, $1 33 4 $1 Soller Un. | at 20004 U0u lbs oF uow scoured feks at Toe of Mani! ry | Western Texas at 18c., Ibs. ot % Cotton Dull and Lower—Flour Quiet— | Wheat Virmer—Pork Higher—Lard Firm— Steady—Freights Quiet sy—Petroleum Lower—Spirits Turpentine Steady—Rosin Firmer— Metals Duall— Seeds Quict—Tobacco Firm—Wool Active and Firm—Whis- key Unchanged. TUESDAY, July 14—6 P. M. The markets were less active to-day, the | ¥ movement being checked in some cases by the extreme views of holders, This was noticeably the case op ’Change, where flour was quiet and | Steady. Wheat was quiet, but strong, holders de- Manding higher prices, which checked the de- mand, Corn was quiet, with small sales, buyers | insisting upon a reduction, Oats were firmer, | being scarce, Whiskey was steady. Pork was again higher, and closed with full prices bid. Lard was quiet, but strong. Groceries were quiet, with the exception of sugar, which met with @ fair trade at steady prices, Cotton was marked down }yc. on the “spot’’ and | 3;16c. @ Ac. for “futures;’’ market quiet. There | was only & moderate business in freights at about | steady rates. Petroleum was lower, and only moderately | 3 dealt in at the decline. Spirits of turpentine was steady and rosin quict, but firmer. Metals remained dull. Wool was active and the market frm, Asnxs.—Receipts for the past three days, 68 packages. Pots sold 1p a small way and were steady at 6c. per Ib. | {} Pearl remained nominal at 9c. Buoom Coxx.—The market continued quiet, with | former prices current, as follows :—New green hurl, 9c. 10c.; short green brush, Ic, a lic. ; red tipped, 6c., and new and old mixed, be. a 60. Burpina Marerrats.—Brick were sought’ after to & fair extent, and were steady in value, We quote :— Pale, $3 75a $4 25 per 1,000; Jersey, $6 a $6 50; Long Istaud, $6 50 a $7; up river, $625 a $7; Haverstraw Bay, $7 9 a $8 75, Fronte—Croton brown, $14 a $15; do. dark, $15a $16; do. red, $16.4 $17; Philadelphia, $28 50 @ $3050; Baltimore, $50a $58. Parcels delivered, quoted as follows:—Pale, $5 75 a $6 25; Jersey, $8 a $3 50; Long Laland, $8 Bay, $950 a $10 75, Fronts—Croton, $17 a $18; do. dark. $14 $19; do. red. $19 a $20: and "Philadstphing $33.50 4 $37 50.’ Lime—The market ruled steady under a con- tinued fair inquiry; quoted at trom $C 10 a $1 3 for Rockland common and $1 6) a $185 for do. lump. Ce. ment sold moderately at steady prices; quoted at $1 4 per bbl. for Rosendale, $4 for Roman ant Fortland. Laths quoted at $1 75 for Eastern. Burren.—The market ruled very firm for all grades of both State and Western. The demand has not been very active, “still there was &, good, business reported at full current prices, ree , tote —State—Firkins, fine grass yellow, 8c. 1b.j dow | fair to | e828: half Mirkin ‘tubs fie grass | mie, 2280; do, bominon, do, a 260"; Weta Lie aie ‘selected, a ito 60. do., tuit to good, go yellow, fair to tubs, do.,” prime, " 26c. 7 ‘8 "ie.; do. ‘common, Be. & 26e.; pails, Orange county and creamery) fing, S3¢/ a 3b, 5 do., choice, State and Pennsylvania, $c. @ 850. ; do., tair to good, 820.2 do, common, Be a 2c. * Western greamery, Choice, “30e,;' do. fair "to good, 26e. "a a0. ; Western’ 'resorve: and ‘Michigan, tubs ‘choice dairy oa |, 26c. a 28c.'; do. do., good to prime, 2c. a 2c. ; 2c. & Be. oe firkins, good to fair to good, 2c. do. @ 220; ‘and ae tubs, choice yel- aon don tale to good, Be? See or, prime, 220. a 26e.; do.,do., fair to god. ntnots | frklng oud to p 2c. a 2c.; Ohio and Indiana, tal ood prime. do., do., fair to good, Sie Fee? Gon dpetaa, good to prime, S10. a Bees ood. do.. do, fair to Be": various styles. common, iSc. & Bxans anv P'aas.—Mediums were "quict, but held with a shade more confidence. Marrows were dull and to an extent nominal. Other descriptions without material change. We quote—Meaium, choice, $1 35 a $1 90; median, tair w good, orks met Se ah “choice, 2 50: marrows. Sate" Kidney, choice, $2 H0 ‘a, $28 00; “white Hae i red Kidney, prime, $4 6) & $e erton’ Sons, Yair to prime ; ereen peas, Gorrex.—The market tor Kio continued dull, but quo- tations were nominally the same. Mild coffee ‘met with aiairjobbing inguiry, but was otherwise quick. We oy ordinary cargoes, 19340. 8 20e.; fair do. 1c. ; good do., 2ige. a’ 21820. Rae a 2 2aiee. extreme ee for vernment AES ey aie.; Ceylon, I8bge re Laguayra, 2 Samaic: t. oe Ponte Rico, 20e. a 213¢c. st Rict a Diy c.; Mexican, Qe. a 21, avanilla, 180. ane, Curacas. Ike, ee gold, 60 a days. Cuntse.—The market presents no material chan tendency was still downwar arkets at Utica and Little Falls ar orted dull, with more disposition to sell ai buyers’ Drices-namely, llige. at the tormer and 11Xc. . the fata We quote :—State factory, fine, 12c. a Gon do., tir to Bood, Ie. a Ilse"; State dairies itt, | i do.. do, choice, 9e: loc! a Tic,; State factory, skimmed, Rs ‘8.60.; Weste: factory, choice, for oRport Ly 10 IW4s. for domieatic trade, Itc, a Thige. + do. do., tali to ood’ a 10c. ; do. do., Lag ‘> ‘mir, 6c Cortox on the was Ww it demand, excepting | a small Inquiry for rteitting low noe spinners” immediate | —fne Sjuotatlons ‘are based on cotton instore running | in qualty not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. ‘The sales were -— Day. Last Eve'g, Total. Consumption. 15 a 17 + Speculation. oy 20 a1 w middling) the sales have Last eveniug, alter two o'clock July, Ug: ies] 1,000 at. 1s7ec. ere at 16 19-22¢.; ‘31-32c., {6 15-160. Sepwmber. 20) at 16 600 at Ts aagers October 0, at 16 dl-aie.t December’ I). Se 16 17-B2e., Matar Total, 4.800 bales To-day, np to el i, 2 16 TW ai Wye. 3-166. ‘16c., 600 at rte 7 500 at ‘MW 13 16e,, at ‘October, 300 at 16 ibe. 400 at 16'17-82c, ic.; December, 400 as 16 7-1ée, Grand total, 18,009 bales. =peet 16 25-820.. 16 9-16c., ‘0 at +) ie November, 2 at 16 7 ‘Total, 13,000 bales. Caxurs,— confined to lues were unchanged, ant the tnquiry poi Mes We Sperm, : Ie. stearic, Mite nell ‘& Co.'s, "eo Ot. araffine, 6s and 12's, 26c. a 27c. : adamantine, sine, market, remained dull at old Molasses shooks, 32-incn, with heads, shooks, with heads, S&inch, 2 $24): sugae shooks with Heads, seancn, $2 10 & 2 40; box shooks $40 a $85: Tun shooks, $490 7 pe shooks, $6 50'a $7; empty hoxshoads,’$2 1234 Rcops, 14 feet, ordinary to prime, sc, a 40c, ; feet, ordinary to prime. 8 ‘Coprek.—The market was quiet and easy. our last about 450,000 lbs, of Lake, chiedly at ish, ‘4 portion of the aggregate that Was sold in Coorkrage Stock. geures, as foie 2 25 a $2 gar ineludin; Boston ata shade under 2c. Coxpacs.—There has been a limited inquiry since gue, last “with prices quoted steady as follows:— Manila ‘cordage, sizes above 12-thr ‘do. 6-thread and %thread, 4% in. and 5-16 in. dence, 17 ; do, 12thread, 4 in. diameter, log lo. hay rope, a do. 6-thread 2¢. Manila, Lic. ; flue tarred ath yarn, 1c. ; sizes above 12-thr fthread and sthread, Lisge.; do. 12-thread 3c, ; New Zealand cordage, sizes above | ido, Gthread and 9threwd, 4 and 5.16 2 ad, is in., and hay rope, 13c., and | ie'rope. ie cash. | acs.—The receipts continue light, and the demand algo moderate. Receivers are disposed to shaue prices a trifle to keep stock moving; 24c. was the general ask- ing price, but the major part of the transactions were e cure rent quotations were as follows —Long Island, New Ji 8 nd near by, 25c. a 26c.: State and Pennsyivant by wanada, choice brands, Me; Western di other Western, 2c. GRAIN, ST oo. Vow: 13,149 bbls. ; whe: 175,483 bushels corn. Ca rn meal, 20 bbis. an 455 bags; oats, 31,224 bi els: tye, (4 do ine, ies mar- aay. «the a inprising all Kinds, 1oot up 12,30 bbis, at figures within the range of our quotations Cora meal was quiet and unchang 0 bbls. woe Aisi of at ‘beret We gagte: — No. 2 Sta a$4 Supertine state. 4Toa 5 Extra state iba 6 loa 6 sa 5 a 6 Extra Minnesota Ba 8 Round hoop Ohio, sipping brands. a 6 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands wa 6 wa $00 | Wa 6 | St Louis, straight extra... a 70 | 8c. Louis, choice double exii doa 7 owls, choice tamily wa 9 litornia jomi c Rye flour, fine to: Let ialclet tal Sebetcbatabetaenehoteton sgbuseseses S SSSKSSSSERNSES F r sul wa Southern, No, 2 ominal. Southern, supetfine, iba Southern, extra a 7 Southern, tamtiy.... ia 9 Corn meal, Western. ioa 4 Gorn meal Jersey wa 4 Corn meal, Brandywine 4a 4 e iba 4 2a 4 b idrs ‘asking. an vance. The sale were only bushels, at $1 %5 | tor No.3 spri ia BC a tor Nook, Sao a BL r | red winter, For No.2 spring $lvewras bid, Corn wan | dull and tthe close ic, lower, closing at 78, for prime mixed. The sales toot up $74,000 bushels, at 7 tor mixed, s0c. for yellow and Sic, for white. more active and firm. ‘Sata wars 686, for white, closing firm at the improvement, Bariey and rye remained in- active and nomin Freicuts.—The gene: ores for berth freigh: tinued quiet, but © about steady, Vessels adapted to the petroleum trade met with a wir demand, but for other purposes there was little or no call for ton nage. Rates were not materially changed. Tne en gagements were :—To Liverpool, by steam, ll Of MraID At 10d., 6) Dales of cotton at 5-l6d. a i. ‘ant sail, 56,000 bushels of grain as Tid. for corn nd id. tor London, by sail, 50 hids, of tobacco at 35a, at a. ‘Yo Glasgow, by. oem oe bette Ibs.” Thi ra, con- Firmer—Corn Easier —VUats tae ‘views of buyers at 24c., | stock, but otherwise (he market was < 50 8 $9; up river, $3 25a $9; Haverstraw | r 1 475 a $5 for | ut | for August at 11%c. & 11 15-160. | a se 50: Western, 7c. a We. per pair; do. Stato atid Pier ney | barge notice a good demand for new at full | current pi id remained dull and irregular, selling, | Western and city. cha, Russia, clean $223.4 $2 36° gold. ‘Jute was inactive, old. sal, bye. ag ‘ele t teu 2 1a Ye | uit ‘steadily’ held at Sic Jute butts were quiet but. firm: held rrency. gular chaiige to note since our purchasing moderately to keep Up ulet at a steady range of Guotations. Advices regarding the crops are yet Seroraby © quote :—Ameriean, new, good to choice, American, "e,, tow to faur, Toc. a Zc. ; yearl- ings, Be 4 2c, ; olds, Be, ‘a 15c.; Bavarians wenuine), 25c. a Buvarians (patent), 23e. @ 25¢.; English ans, Nominal, 19. a 22e.; Caliornlans, 350. a “Hay AND Stmaw.—The demand continued moderate and with liberal ‘supplies: prices tavored the buver. Hors.—We have ny parue: last. Brewers are re anon tS North River, shipping, $l a $1 05; retail | | gui ines $1 16 a $1 40, clover. Bic. a voc.; salt ba: | Te. Straw—65c. a 7c. tor long rye, We. a G0c. tor mort don soe, @ 60c. nominally for wheat, We. a $1 tor Hipxs,—The market during most of the past week has been quiet and without essential change in vaiues. The sales for the week, comprising all kinds, aggregate 42,720 hides, and the ‘receipts for the same period have been 39,015 hides, 267 bales of Calcutta butlalo aad St bales of Calcutta cow. The stock this date was as fol- lows: 26a dry Buenos Ayres, io. part from Europe: 37.40 do. Montevideo, ow) Go. Uruiuay, Ri Grange, 8.10) do. ‘Orihoco, 1.800 de. Kobarion at ‘Beaton do. Central American, {0 do. Acapulco, 1,04 do, 1.100 do. Puerto Cabello, AX do and salted West Tampico, 10,800 do. Matamoros, Mexican and hristi; 12,40) do. and sulted Texas, Western aad ‘Total, 146,20) hides and 670 bales Calcutta cow, leutta buffalo same time, 1873, Bam India: same nd East c Southern, iS do, 925 bales 0 hides a ie, 1871, ro. bs. a 2be. | Ce orrientes, 2L Ibs. a 23 Ibs. Mig. 9 20 Ibs. a 22 Ib: de, Orinoco, California, 22, bs.” a a8 “tbs. “dic. 18 Ibs. Sas ‘an’ Juan, Sold aclects Matamoros and QuigC. & 22h4¢ Vera Cruz, is inpico, 22 Ibe & 24 Ibe Soe: fobasco (ary and Sisal 18 ibs. a 21 oot, 18 - & BSc, aaichayra, 19 IDs. a 21 Ibs, 2 Hache (iy and pickled), 1 Platte, 16 tos. a 19 tbs, 17 . Truxiti, 15 tbs 2ite.,and Zanzibar, 10 Ibs. a 12 1b; ran; Corpus Christi, % Ibs. a 25 Ibs, and'San Antonio, 2I Ib: 20 Ibs. 14 25 Ibs., 2145 wold, as they 2c, : Indianola a uiec: 2c., and Western, i, Ibs. a 25 Ibs. 2le. a Be. currency, selected: Southern, 12 ths. até Iba, 18e., Currency, as they run. Dry upper leather— Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande Kips, 10 ibs a& 13 1bs., gold, selected; sierra Leone, 9 lbs. a 10° I and) Gambia “aud” Bissau, 3 ibs ‘aS c., currency, selected: Minus, 15 ‘ibs a | Bygit Hen oud, "as, they run: Mexican, 3. on curTeNcy, | se.ectea, ed—Chill, 28 1bs. a 30 Ibs, Ve. a byes 4 . c: a ie. ; Maracaibo, 30 Ibs. a 16e., And Savauiilla, 2 Ibs a 28 1bs., 1a Wow gold, run’; Matamoros, 38 ins, a 32 Ibs 8 gud Western, 28, Ibe.a $2 Ibs. Me, a "Ayre 3, Fl Ibs. 50 ‘Ibs. Ibs. ‘aliiorniay they run. Wet salted Buen lasse. and Para, $9 lbs @ 40 Ibs, lle. 4! Abe as they | ana Southern currency as c.; Kio Grande, 44 Ibs. a C. a Lg and Wes 2) ibe a 00 Ieee 9 city "slaugh: 5 Ul Iyer albker and do. cow. 401 ae ‘ONe. curreney, selected. "East India—Calcutta siaugnter, cow, 9 1 oh 10 We 6c. a 17¢.; do. doy 12 Ibs. a 15 Ibs., 154:c. a i rat Bo aces eerie Be i sme sist ee ab be | uffalo, 1 Ibs a : e ingapore. 25 Ibs, 0 ibe. We. a c.; Maaila,, Sos abe as, a ‘ol inow.—American—The market remained dull and stocks accumulating. Concessions from the appended | quotations would not be difficult to obtain by « cash buyer. ,Scotch pig—The supply is light and the demand limited ‘to uals ots to meet urgent requirements, Tho ‘ntire ‘ket is ery, dull, ry Ro. ; do forg ‘Glengarnock, ‘$36 per ton. 1d cor Hemlock, sole tay { ing qui freely at tall | uote | "allentgck- Buenos ‘Ayre | prices. We middle, 29c. a aired, 25hs¢ ar Caiugenia “ie ee aide ; heavy, 2 c=; goimmion bide, 1 middie see le. ars a ane! Be. a 2c. ughter, light backs, 86c. a $80. ; middie bac ni 133 Sie. a Sse. middle crop, So. a 3éc. irc. Texas—Light crop, middle and'ove » Fough Hig, a Slo. : rough o © Bellien ea Mocasses.—The Pope? was fair, but there w: ae very little business consummated aside from jobbing parcels- Market firm, at the followin; Cpt tery i-hew CR og Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, io. ciayed, 4 do. muscovado refining, Ste. ain; do, do. de. Porto ico, 4c, a 706. ; English Isiands, me Orlea 8 85c. Fret for spirits of turpentine Nava —The was steady at the late improvements closiny merchantable order. We heard of sales of 190 bbls. at we. for merchantable order, and. S7ic. tor New York pole: 10) bis. buyers option, let to the 16th of August at S7ixe. ihe ‘market for strained rosin was quiet but Brmer. closing at $210 & $2 15 for, common and $215.4 for goods. ‘The sales include 50) Dbia, at $2 1 and 220, OF the finer grades, sipeluding low’ No. 1 te vale, brought trom Sper bbl. Tar and pitch were’ neglected and quoted nominally as betore. O1s.—For linseed the demand has been fair ina job- bing way, and prices ruled steady at Soo. @ 87¢., 1n casks from crushers’ hands. Sperm and whaie olls continued quiet, Dut were not materially chanzed tn value: sperm dinoteéd at $1 55 for crude, $1 $9 ior natural winter, Bi so | for’ bleached, $1 75 tor’ unbleached. spring, $1. A tor | Bleached do. ; whale, 0c. a Gc. for Northern, Sic. a 57¢. for houthern, 65c. a 680. for natural winter, and oxe.a | OF 70e. for bleached. Lard off was rather quiet, but held | with confidence at 9c. a #20. Menhaden was strongly | held ‘at 38c. a 87c. Bank cod quoted at 70c., and. do- mestic do, at 6c. a 62c otton seed Was quiet, tea refned summer yel. | white and yellow at —The inquiry for refined was moderate to- day, induced by a further decline in values, closing at tiie Hai, spot, month and early Aucuat delivery: e heard of sales of 40s) bbls for July delivery at 12 1-160. and ¢ 500 bbls. deliverable trom the Ist to the 5th ot August at L2yc. Crude, in bulk, was also easier, clos- ing at 4%c. # 5e.. We note a sale uf 2,000 bbis. for July de- ivory at tc.’ Cases wore dull and quoted, wt 16240 lic. “Naphtha was enturely any? ‘The Philadeip hi a market was dutl and lower. We not sale of 3,000 bbls. for July at 12c., closing nominal at that price. The Creek markets were duiet and weak ; quoted as follows ville. $1 06; pase le, 95c. Petroleum Centre, w changed; ‘hhdloute, at wells; Parker's, Sica $1, Tea nen a river, Provisions.—Receipts—Pork, 2% bbls.; beef none; cut Mepis 795 packages; lard, 2” bbls. and tierces and 1,000 's. For mess pork the market was again Ormer put tebe closing at $19 75, spot and month. Sales were i rougl hemlock, Crude thade for August looting’ up 1.25) bols., at $19 75, and 250 bbls of priine mess 4s $15 90 a $13 75." Bacon continued | Quietebut the market ruled frm. Sales 2X) boxes of long Clear, at i0ige. per ib. | Short clear nominal. | Dressed hogs were qulet, but ihe market firm; quote Bese. | per, for the range of cit Bee he ingu cry was contned “tc Jobbing parcels, ana lots to the amount, of 40 packages changed hands at prices within the range of $9 a $12 puke mess, DbIS.; | Sila $istor extra mess, eo $ for prime mess, | tierces; $24 for India me. id $26 Jor extra city | [eiteniese Beef hams tertained dul, gut were quoved, | nowinally steady at from 8lé a $2i for the range of | southern and $24 tor first quality of Western. Cut meats continued quiet, but the market ruled firm tor all descriptions, particularly smoked meats. | We heard of sales of 1,00) pickled shoulders at 74sc. per Ib., 1,000 do, hams at ldc. per 1b., 100 tierces of smoked hams at 14} and 15,000 Ibs. of pivkled bellies at er ib. Lard— The market tor Western was quiet but firm, closing at 11%. # 11 15-16¢.. spot. ‘The sales aggregate 1,25) terces per ib. City lard was quot bat firmer. (Sales 150 tierces at L14Gc, p: Povttay any Gamx.—Dressed poultry itty "been sent forward Byte more freely and the market etd scarcely 80 strong, rices were not quotably lower. Live poultry Motwith avair demand af ull current prices. Fame—Wild pigeons were scarce to-day and value no inal, Other game was songht aiter moderately, and’ prices rulea steady, We quote:—Fresh dressed ring, chickens, Sve. . per Ibe; Philadelphia do. do, ie turkeys, tair to good, 1%. a Zlc.: fowls an eos 4, State, chor @ 20c.; fowls and chick i Jersey, chotee, 300. a 226; fowls and chickens, ! ph a Mc. Live—Spring chickens, 2c, Towls and chi Lys State and Jersey, Ise. a 19e. Wes State abd Jersey, Gucks, State and Jersey, $1 a $1 29 per pai te 0c. a We. § gees) Pe a AE Rd 5; do., ‘Western, a 81 25. e—Sau 3 pty dozen} pigeons, sal feaeg2 ag? den Spiladeipnin squabs. $2 they could brin ing order, $1 50 a $175; | J per bbi,, $1 a $i peach blow. in a $1 75; do, state, im bulk, | Sprinse aiber',' in shipping oft er. in bulk, peg, ppl. ckon, white, do. do., $1 fn’ most instances, tor wha Rose, State, in shi m dey a Shippin order, bbl, $1 a $1 75; $o'a $1.75; do, e quote: $150 8 is 2°$u 78. Norfolk, new, $4 Island, ao, quiet, but steady. Lots in a distribatin, Ml to the amount of # terces of C cate riding to quavity, and 225 bag nC. arcectoaay was active, but values remained the same; quoted at 133sc, a Le. tor prime Sales er ib., ACO! Sinus The market for linseed remained quiet. ere reported since our last of 3,000 bags per Viscount at $2 S25. gold. 5X oags per Astronomer at $2.50, gold, 0 days. ned dull. Clover quoter ‘at le, tor Penns, TOME, tor Western and Tie, tor State. a $5 12% per bushel, and rough fi Th or raw sugar was steady and the | aemand mod ‘The sales aggregate 1,80) hhds of | Cuba Muscovado, at 7%. a S5sc., principally’ at #e.. and 100 boxes of Molasses sugar at73c. per Ib. Refined was unchanged in value and in fair request, We cnet eAning, inferior to common, ie OF fair Cirood, 1 Yeenteitugal, i and’ boxes, Nos to Ls. Sue tn ad boxes, Teo a TK. i metaade XE8, parce standare on ie 10. 1 to p. & 8440.5 do. 13.19 0,16 to, 1, Bec. i 10Ssc- doe ld to 5H, We. w 1h white, eye 10 Pca ci Comin rime, 7 jnbTace ry, fair to, ehoice, Sc. w vs 76, a8 Saindard, vet i oo wandards hon 1 to ye "eieccco.—Business in seesieat continued moderate, but values exhibited no change. The trangactions em: brace TH cases of Oho, crop "74, at 6240, pap Ib.; 60 do. of Connections crop 7 lo. crop 172, at from tasne Donnecticade 1000, of ne syivania and Bon of onio on private, wrms. Kentucky was firmer and moderately active. Lal fout up 75 hhds, at from 6340, to Moe. per 1b. Wag steady and | a to the extent of 150 bales of Ravana at $i per ‘Yautow.—The market was q but, steady. Sales gy,000 ,000 Ibs, of out of town Lock at 4c, a 8 3-160. per i rime city quoted at 8 ROBTA BLES, — Lio nd Means were a trifle firmer: a nigimber. of Ja dersey were ofrred at low nigures, 9 Were mer. Cucumbers ob- WUE) Ad caUcS. a Wer Wil: | M°% ' $75.00 | out noteworthy change, Ibe. 5,000 Ibs. of spring Culitornia, 8, - Calttoraia’ sooured de. all oni private terms. DOMESTIO MARKETS, ‘Be midditne! 16 | Great Bete Cotton quiet; molagiing: sttict good ordinary, L4%\c. ceiptsy 0 bales; gross, Ww. . July & Bales, 850. Btoc rude tur} dip, $2 60 ior virgin, Tar quiet at $1 Flour unchanged, 2,000 bbl Wheat ib at $1 38. Corn ‘tmeal—831 for bolted, comprising shipments from the former for thirteen and from the latter tor nine days, was 870, wheat, 1,948,000 do. corn and 51,000 do outs: Lake and rail tmoorts for the Flour, 10,20) + Wheat, 177,994 bushels; corn, | dow; Oats, 40, % Rall exports -W heat, 35, i corn, 96.685 do. j 5 cata, 2460 do. Canal vietgh { ¢.; corn, Taga Pc. com, Brgc. 6. outs, Flour ‘a 7le. tor high Deen 2 Western at_ 96! ro, malt firm; Canada, $1 90 Other articles unchanged. Flour dull Gas eae anged. W! 1 28 tor amber Michigans e ree @ $3; ae $1 Masi dulland lower gemand and 0c. he a We $19 iy a $19 65 Auguste $19, 78u 8 HAVANA MARKET, EUROPEAN MABKETS, ing.—Common rosin, 58 $d, per ewt. per tua, Linseed oil, FINANCIAL. Stocks at 1 to 235 per cent paid 600 per cent on the investment. | and explauatory pamphlet on application. TUMBRIDGE & CO., Hl Bankers and Brokers, T REASONABLE RATES. Endowment Insurance Potiete Securities. Insurance of all x! pani Jed. HARRICH & xe A $100, on “Members of the exchange” thing less not being marketable. Just issued, “How Money is Lost and Made in Wail street; or to be bad of Brentano, 33 Union square, price 3%, C S BAZLEY, BROKERS, WERT HoHAOS Brooklyn sale of Lots at the JERE- ‘Ad JOHNSON’S Exchange, 401 Fulton street, Brook. lyn, on the 16th. Go and get map tt . DAVISON, Tr ITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTIO E% New York, June 25, 1874. Interest at the rate of atx per ‘cent per apnuin wit paid on all sums of $5 and upwards, After July 20, Interest not Withdrawn wil deposit trom July 1, tal 2) will draw interes Saturday from 3 t08 P.M from Jul also" "Monday, _ Guo. ©, Wanpo, Secretary. OR SALE—$500 CASH—AN I on lite of a person in ili health tor $500; run Years; owner of it hard up. Address 8. H., Herald off 1OR BALE—AT AN ADVANTAG First art hg $8,000, nine months to run ; mad, Md atinuated at ‘ottenville, #1. x 172 Herald office. first class dwelling and store Property 2,900 Post oifice. bs. exicat at 200. of abe. 47 bales oftEastern Texas and 5-bags of Spurearom, daly 14, 187% ordinary, 14%4¢.5 pales, Exports te tock, 5,750, 14, 1874. Momix, July 14, 1874. turpentine aveady at $2 tor yellow Oswxco, July 14, 1874, with @ moderate demand; sules firm gales 3,00, bushels ‘No. 1 Mtl. 36; Ws Corn quiet at 0 Jor ae burrato, July 14, 1874 last twenty-four hears 299,238 $51 Dusheis; ights lower; pies sales Oats firm; sales, 50,0u bushels Ne: hye nominally $1 1d Barle: LEDO, July 14, 1874, July; $1 2, August; do. bola Pout 14,000 bushels wheat, 185,000 do. corn and 31,00) Havana. July 14, 1876. Lowpos Propucs Marast.—Loxpon, July 14—Even- ‘A Stock PRIVILEGE < ON "ALL THE ACTIVE m the market, parts of $100; shares at the same rates. Contracts the last week have > Full particulars o. 2 Wall street, New York. MONGY ON LIFE AND Morigages and other ted with best com- on uv Broadway. —LAPSLEY &@ 4 BROAD- «way —Double Priviloges $250 to $40): Puts or Calls, | for 100 shares, any- ainphiet, | mailed HANCE TO PURCHASE—CONSIDERATION MONEY mortgages, discount liberal, that will be taken part No. 170 Sixt AVENUE, CORNER OF TWELFTH STREET, payadio’ on and | be credited | Deposits made on or before | Bank open daily | Wednesday and | JOHN E, DEWITT, President. Propert: 14,00, ‘double trame house, tinely located, Address MORT- ——— | the Eastern market oy constructing a raliroad to NEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON ON New York and Brooklyn; sums to suit; no bonus Address box | _SOPARTNERSHIPs, 19801. vrtom. | The copareaneay heretofore origins b between undersigned, under the drm name Tripp ee 4s ths aay dissolved by mucaal consent, J.C. Nanos ing withdrawn, The business will be continued in the sale firia name by R. M. Tripp, who sssnmes Hbiitien ot the Late firm and with whom pie etslemeute | must be wade. RM. | Naw Yous, July 14, 1878 0) 9 Fiatis 6 NONes. | 4 will continue the business as tor- firm name of &. M. ie tt The understgne: merly, umler the |____ BUSINESS OPPONTUNITIES YOUNG LAWYER OF SOME FOUR YeARW BXK- Bx Derience is desirous of torming # business reiation- ship with « lawyer or a law firm, in thts city; pen ven. Address, tor five days, Uptowa neh ofties CHANCE ONCE IN & LIFE TIMB—96,000 AND erve may return $1400; who wish the oppgtiom. interview given to a tierald’oftce. «satisfactory party. N AMERICAN GENTLEMAN GOING TO youre: Paris, Berlin, &c., rill execute comminsions ences; has been ih Burope i, knowledge of Language, Address EUROPE. bos S650 Past office. A WADPITIONAL CaPiTaL PROCURED for merchants, manufacturers and others; Mi of interests, dc., negotiated; Real Estate excl c Business | Persons with capital seeking business co ef approved gpportanitics, | References Charles h Ei Frendent Mutual Benefit savings ‘banks jarbutt and coffee, 51 Lark pine, &e. Ouicus # Canard, Financial ‘and hose Bre: Cotton dull and weak: middlings, 16%c. Net receipts, Businese 47 bales. Sales, 100, Exports Coastiae Stock, 687% | Kers, 9 Browdway, pas als ee GENTLEMAN, AT PRESENT ENGAGED IN & m nominal: middtings, bt “a Net. ipts, 165 iREygs 16 Exporus coastwrise, 310. Sales, 40. A. te Sass, gues would tne brokerage business in foreign exchange, stocks and bonds, and Witmuneron, N. ©., July 14, 1874, ki Tua his ki Gpivlis of turpentine tea eee Utes | make valuable nowledge and connections for strained. Hye. Kowity firm ait, on 13s Herald financial matters. Address EN, office. A PARTNER WANTED—IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED ’ money making business; rare chance tor party with smal! ompital ogee ina A food business. MAX BAYERSDORFSR, 1 Per ton “Milifeed Unehanged: shorts Si: sh} $2: “4 N ACTIVE F PARTNER WAXTED—10 TARR HAROB | Iniaalings, s4 a per ton, Canad fr freight (iat of ap established and paying concern: prods $08 To. corm, 64c. to New Vork, iumber-s3 uti Hudson, | det anata’ owner has other business: capital nired | $5 ito Newburg. $8 78, to New York, bake receipts | For particulars apply lo oF lo. corn, 1,300 do. peas, 1,4 feet lumber. | Caual,_ shipments 5,000 vitalsis corn orn pe ae a eo Fr. The amount of grain on the canal from Buflalo and Uawexo for de water yesterday Book PARTY, WITH, A SMALL sT0GK OF BOuRs furnishi| Clog with $2,000 or $3,.00; a splendid chance {o1 rigat man; best reference given and required. Addreay HARDWARE, Herald Uptown Brauch oftice. OR SALB—WHOLB OB PART INTEREST IN A Family Lager, Ale and Porter Bottling Extablish- ment Inquire ut 56 Fulton street, Brooklyn. oR, SALE OB WOULD LIKE A PARTN us a first class bumuess. ; 0 ‘range Western spring, $050 bak- large steam. Laundry do’ 2 | ers’, $8 75 $i: white $8 25 4 $0. | Address COLA, Herald Uptow ranch ‘offic. | Wheat stendy. salen on) bushels Milwaukee No Ie rig | i 34 w $I 35; No. 2 Milwaukee spring he held at ARTIES HAVING GOOD PATENTS. SALABLE | Sheboygan and Green Bay hei ‘a 31 ort elties oF A ‘usineds the; dullz safes 41,00) bushels th cat lots at 706, tore 2 ae ee raed ispoes te ploe MPSON & SMITH wish to dispose of, please call on S| Goruandt strect T° 309 JOURNALISTS.—POR SALB, MONTHLY PAPER; od ciroulation and advertising} established three years: type, ate complete; partuership about te Tiablvey "Ruttcas SALI Herald oftee, at Yo. new Ted. $1 21; N.S don $1 18, agent TW, 5 1K , | $ein comnt No ase vaimber ines sae Gon dat | Pus SUBSCRIBE: WouLD, LIKE To MEET A and lower ‘at 66igc. high mixed; July, Gre; August, gandard, with from, $5,000 to $10,000 to manufacture & 6osyc. ; low mnixe 0 grade, 643g0.'a 64iye.; dam article. lately patented; 100 per cent promt seed, So. one aiiet ‘and pichanged at 4 for No. 1 BORIC, Bis GERNR OMNOOs os oY Ay for . Freights Kingston, Se," Receipt 29,000 bashers: Wheat and 3600 ANTED A PARTY. 10 TAKE THE RESTAURANT do. corn. Shinments—12,000 bushels wheat, 35000 do. ook per, and elegantly furniseed corn and 1,000 do. oata hotel ou Broudway ; abour 81.00 necessary; every tin Cmtoago, July 14, 1874, | te Commence business with on hand. Address vox 5, aaa tales and Unchanged, Wheat quict aud weak Post office. New Yorke nd le, wer; D ng. She q 145, spot or July: St iy atta § 85 ast giomee. ae WANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $5,000. THR ON L 09; rejected, Boe. Corn frat and scarce a¢ Giige a Wer dersigned having an’ old aud well established a, 2 mixed ; rejected, 5954 ‘Oatsactive and | coal yard, desires a partner with the above amount to Fat 4834¢. a 480. for’ is Tigo. a | wncrewse His business by establishing another vard dowm, August. Kye firm and ‘scarce ior Now & | town: isdoing » good bus ea can be shown trom Barley dull and nominal at $1 Se Pork in tair dress J. K., | Heral office. WITH THE SERVICES O. THIS AMOUNT ‘ood, rell Hable basiness man, wanted, for 68 $500-% + sa $19 80 uiet And unchanged "at 11 Suiy oF Aagasy Fi 4a $11 45 September. Wiianey th in une aed or bade to herp carry thr higher at 950. reighte crn to Butta 4s. | extraordinary returns, stricuy legitina’ ‘vai wego, 7c. On the the Board yo aay result in a permanent connection; best references Wheat closed dull at 81 102 a 81 li July $1 a | chron. Address READY CASH. box 146 Herald ones. Moa Hecate "Zh0s bas dott Sine bat gust. “Recelpts— jour, shets wheat FOR SALE, A VALUABLE PATENTRD 200. corn and 280% do. outs. Rbipment 406 OQOmsribte Semacded in every omee, man. Ae red at one iieieonth selling price. Apply, betore ‘o'clock, at No. 29 Broadw: ‘oom ms $7.500 to-parchase a half interest in m; <WANTED, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF . good connection, with the above smount, business; mast be wo eee Peat ayy uiet; on the pee tre. energetic and of good address Address ‘EBALs ay fixity, days, currency, 1 premium ; #! ESTATE, Herald office. fant r ewe wee gold, 151 tigre x Tiium; short sight, 166 18 preaiamy; on London, 10, 00) WILL BUY THE INTRBBST. OF A RE 188 premium; on Paris 808 306.0 iby premiam. Uring partner in an sie House ta Weyer Hor “selling; torms dress SEisD actrte ta + OUR IRON INDUSTRIES. An Immense Company Forming, with a Capital of 5,000,000, te Work the Ore Beds in the Town of Livingston. The Hudson (N. ¥.) Register oi Monday, reterring to the recent discovery of rich deposits of iron ore in the town of Livingston, near Linlithgow, reports that arrangements have been completed to ope- rate the beds on an extensive scale, and a com pany, representing @ capital of $25,000,000, has been formed for the purpose. The geutiemen em- powered to act for the stockholders are Mesarm®, John L. Randell, Andrew Randell and sohn Briag~ ford, of Albany. The land, comprising some 500 acres, has been leased, and the requisite papers were executed and filed last Friday. A double track inclined ratlroad will be constructed from the ore beds te the river, a distance of about two miles, crossing the Hudson River Ratiroad at an elevation. The loaded cars will run down by weir own gravity, and engines will be used only for switches and run up empty cars. The river terininus haa not yes been decided upon, but 16 wil probably be at Liv- ingston station, in front of the lands of Alexander | 1. Crofis. Engineer Robert Hood bas mauve a | Prospective survey, and ti vi three points as favorable localities, viz.: Livingston atatton, be | Oak Hill Landing and the mouth of Fox Creek. As the termtus will of great importance to the locality strenuous edorts are being made at the aiferent places named to secure it, Application has been made to the Commissioners of the Land Office, at Washington, for the right to construct piers to deep water, where soundings of twenty feet or more may be nad, SURANCE POLICY | and there Is no question but the application will iz | be granted. It is designed to pulld immense | docks, where ships of the largest class can float at | any stage of tide, bringing coal and loading with | tron. arnaces of the largest capacity will be | erected at the docks, and every other convenience | tor the manufacture and shipment of tron. It is | also contemplated to make this a coal depot for TO PURCHASER, intercept the Boston, Hartiord and New Havem road, | REAL ESTATE, FFICE OF “THE FIREMEN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, No, 167 Broadway. annual dividend of five per cent, payable on demand. ILROAD BONDS WANTED. R* G. W. MARKHAM, THE, ree wud one-half a) per cent. payabie tuly } The transfer books wil PAT closed unt ANURL CONOV Ini, Casi RADERS' DEPOSIT COMPANY, street. Loans and advances on “approved collaterals IENTAL SAVINGS BANK, freee between Attorney and Ride’ 196 Broadway, PRODU 1874. — The Board of Directors have declared & Mavidend Lot 1S74. E BaNk, NEW YORK, JULY 7, WILLIAM P. BUCKMASTER, President. ROBT. HOK and GEO. C, SCOFI E.R, KENNEDY, secretary. MANNING MERRILL, Auditor. EUGENE SMITH, Attorney and Counsel. ANTED—$300, FOR FOUR 5 mortgage will bo given as security, NONEY, Herald Uptown Branch office 5 WANTED—VOR ONE YEAR BY $5.000 Satiitieg munnenctarers a fair with good indorser, will be given. Address tNy Hs ME NT, box Il Herald office $30. 00( TO LOAN. OR ‘BUY. FIRST gages on. improved rea __ HALL & $40. 000. nt semi-annually, At MutviNa’s rON& CO., Bankers 1 Pine TO LOAN. ready; bri VREELANDS Noo? Murra NEW YORK REAL ESTATE, MO: papers. fh NM First and Second Mortgages wanto sf LOAN ON 1,000,000 53 ed City | MORGMULRAY & CO. = $230,059 «2 | w Youx, July 8, 1374. The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi W. R. WADSWORTH, Secretary. NO, &% LIBERTY 430 GRAND | street.—Maney | deposited " before July: 31 Swill’ draw ‘interest trom D, Vice Presidents, INTHS, FOR WHICH MORT ark, ety and Brooklyn street, room 17. age Coupon Bonds. $18, $5004 and Pee IN VARIOUS AMOUNTS, on #ood city or Brocklyn property ; good | . BURR, ty “Broadway, room ty FOREIGN AC 20, ‘The transactions in the auction line at the Ex- change Salesroom yes! rday were entirely fore closure sales, and Were disposed of as follows:— Messrs. E. A. Lawrence & Co. solid the premises No, | 119 Bast Forty-sixth street, under the direction of | E. D, Gale, referee, and R, V. Harnett disposed of, under the direction of John Whipple, referee, the | four story brick houses, with lots, known as Nos, | 83, 85 aud 87 Eighth street (Clinton piace). | ‘The sale of the premises No. 34 John street, near Nassau, aupounced for aay by bk. A. Law- rence & Co., was adjourned, and also the Nicholas | piace and Prescott avenue property, as well as the | ground sale ol the Sullivan street property. | NEW YORK PROPERTY —BY K, A. LAWRENCE AND CO. | 148 be. h and |. No, 119 46th st... s, Noi w. of Lexington av., lot mal0n6: Lewis Friedman, plaintut $1 3 ‘Sth at. (Clinton lot 24.6x99.11; J. E face), ay.16,000 adjoining the abo: 14% bk. n and 1. No. jas bie S iw ofstinays | 148 0k. hand i, No. 89 th | We 8, lot 26-0990 5d HL 3 Repent — | 148 bk, band 1. No. 87 8th st, adjoining the above, lot zsavoal; J. HL. Pay. 5 coe iy HOW OUR OREDIT 18 RULNED. [From the Savannah Republican.) It is asserted that the Emma, Miming Compan, (the Utah silver concern with which United ‘State f Minister Schenck’s bame was mentioned fin Engen laud) made last vear £16,960, oF \.69 percent. om! its capital. The stockholders, it will be remem- | berea, were promised 1% percent. a month. Vey al, Fie Address | natarally, at every meeting of the stocktolderatm London, abuse is lavished on the Promoters, | English and American, who paimed off the Kmma mine ou the London market for $5,000,000. The | should blame their own greed and their own lac! of ordinary business caution. lt ought not to take an Englistiman long reflection. to couvmee himself | that reliable 18 per cent investments are as, cia sought alter her@/as there, and at equally | prices, They are not hawked around the world at’ AN nd vat. AN OX THIEF PLEAD! F FOR AND GETS A | SOUND DRUBBING. Anegro man, Lam Barney by name, was em ployed on the plaatation of Mr.Jobm. Bucbannan, | in Russeil county, Alabama, says the Columbas oie iA Oh he ar WP (Ga) Enquirer. He drove a twoox wagon to ORs mor Oho. 4 Blue sireet | Columbus, and concluded he would dispose of his team and “yamoose’’ with the proceeds. The COPAREN masnie ~--« | property belonged to Mr. Buchannan. Lam's ac DSSOEE TION OF PARTNBRSHIP.—THE FIRM | sion created: suspicion and: he Whe astesied) & of Farrell & Rogan, heretotore ux’ at No 7 Kightn avenue and at No. 911 Bighth ay Mutual consent. Hereafwr the business will be partied ot atoll Highth avenue by J, He Rogan, | a d Parre! “Nw Vouk, Jul aly 1, 1874. Vakiis i oe Nn LUTION OF PART RSHIP. Whe | firm of | eee econ heretofore exisung at St Beaver | street, Is this day dissolved by muttal col New Yor, July 1, 1874. eet ry wid by 4. Laden and at claims against the, OL Hoaver siren th ame, fs thus day | wpe RK, DRITZBL, Pee ard of Mr, Buchannan arrived next morning identified the property, as he was well ac- auainted with the team. im begged Mr. Bue channan not to prosecute him, but give him two | hundred jashes instead. Mr. Buchannan con- sented provided Lam would get a colored to inflict the punishment. Lam got bis darky, who, with a buggy trace, commenced his work tn ear nest, making every blew tell. Before quarter ot the blows had beea inficted Mr. Buchangan, moved wy compassion, had vw beg the wuipper to late | aerabices He ‘due g0,with reluctance, lama WAN atm