The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Lake Shore the Feature of the Stock Market. Is the Commodore Going to Lease ItP GOLD 1101-8 A HO 1-4, roraalenenent tierce A Generally Quiet Day, with Few Changes of Moment. WALL STREET, TUESDAY, July 21—6 P. M. } ‘The usual midsummer duiness appears to have nally settled upon the markets here, especially so far as these are represented on the Stock Ex- change, to-day, although exhibiting a slight im- Provement in the aggregate of dealings, being marked by the same indifference, the same stag- | mation, as distinguished vesterday. This is readily accounted for by the absence of so many of the \prominent operators who, having closed out their ‘Interest in stocks, have gone off summering, quite indi‘ferent as to whether school keeps or not on Broad street, satisfied that when they come back they can pick up again the broken thread of their studies and resume their old placesin the class without much effort. This is virtually vaca- tion time in Wall street, and those who are leit benind in the marbie building bring about ®8 much interest to the operations in the market as the boy who 1s “kept tn” at school does in his penal hour to the uncon- sidered lesson of the morning. It needs the rivalry of the whole class to bring out the full powers of | | each member of it, and this is precisely what is — lacking on the Stock Exchange at this time. The stock market opened quiet and dul, prices in the early dealings declining +; a % per cent, which ‘was followed by an advance of ‘ @ % per cent be- fore the second call. At the second call there was @ olight reaction, and prices went off in some in- stances from the highest points, During the last hoar of business the market was qulet, fluctuating ‘witnin @ very narrow margin, and closed steady. The principal and in fact the only feature of the list was Lake Shore, the aggregate dealings in which were 40,500 shares, comprising more than one- half the entire list. The fluctuations in this stock ‘were also the widest, the stock going off from 12% to 12% and rallying again to 7344. The fuctuations in the balance of the list were only 4 a% per cent, THE EXCITEMENT IN LAKE SHORE ‘was occasioned by the repetition of the story of a dividend, supplemented with a statement that the Commodore proposed to lease Lake Shore. This, ‘in connection with the report of a meeting of the | directors to-morrow, subsequently explained as a | meeting of the Execative Committee to be held at | so the Commodore’s office, in Fourth street, gave an 1 iD impetus to transactions in this stock that absorbed almost the entire attention of the market, Re- specting the lease nothing definite could be ascer- tained, as nothing definite can be ascertained for Publication in like matters while they are still in Process of incubation. The incentive to the lease is said to be that the Commodore thinks he can better afford to lease that road 200 upon a guaranteed dividend of even eight | } per cent tnan carry One-half its capital stock trom time to time, as he is obliged to do in order to maintain control over. itso as to sustain his close connection. A lease would give him a through line between New York and Chicago and | fnsure the constant employment of the great ele- vatoras he is now building in this city. Should the Commodore carry out the in. tentions he is credited with there will be a Itvely scramble on the Stock Exchange. table shows THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES daring the day, with the amount of sales in each #tock, the aggregate being 80,000 shares :— No. of Highest. Lowest, Sales, Now York Central ++ 99% 99% 600 B15 7,600 72s © 40,500 31% 2,400 91% 2,000 “4 4,500 34% 3,100 54 100 Onto and Mississippi 25¢ 400 | Western Union Telegraph 71% 1% 14,300 ‘Wabash 35 1,600 Union Pacific... 26% 1,500 | Panama 110'5 200 ‘Atlantic-Pacific Tel 15 15 100 B. H. and Erie.. oo 1 1% 400 Atlan, and aie ss 144 14g 100 Hannibal and St. Joseph. 25% 253, 100 Mississippi and Pacific. 39 39 100 Pittsburg. 87% 8736 400 Gor opened at 110%, which was the highest fgure of the day, declined to 110 and closed at 110%. The carrying rates were 2to 2% per cent, borrowing flat. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $220,000 on account of interest and $32,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, The customs receipts for the day were $487,000, THE MONEY MARKET ‘was without new features, continuing easy at 2a 3 per cent for call loans and 5 to 6 per cent for The subjoined | | | | | | | | | | prime 60-days’ mercantile paper, and 6 to7 per | cent for prime four months. The national bank notes received at the Treasury to-day amounted to $250,000, making a total thus far received of $6,330,000. Of the five per cent reserve required to be deposited in the Treasury by the national banks $16,200,000 has thus far been received. The internal revenue receipts to-day were $213,000, FOREIGN EXCHANGE ‘was firm on the basis of 4,871 and 4.90 prime bank: | ers’ 60 days sterling and sight do. respectively, ‘with selling rates 4.878 4.87% and 4.894%. Conti- nental was steady and dull; Reichmarks, 95% and 96%; Cables, 9644 @ 97; Prime Paris, 5.13% and 5.10%. OUR EXPORT TRADE. The total exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day amounted to $5,303,096, mixed values, which is @ decrease from last week of $959,260. The exports for the corresponding ‘woek of last year were $6,529,662, and for 1872, $4,913,437. The total exports since January 1, this year, are $163,943,316, against $157,131,573 last year, and $120,002,854 in 1872, THE FOREIGN MARKETS ‘were dull without much sharp change. Erie opened in Londo at o sharp decline from last might’s figures, but partially recovered dur- Ying the day. The subdjoined table gives the prices of | if consols and American securities in London at the | hours named :— 4 1 PM. 5 PM. Consols for money. 9235 24 n 925% 94a BS Consols for account, 92! 2a Gea Mig a Moy sms old... .. 208% a We? CERT ie 108% a 109 Ly iby & 109! 1B, a — 0-40"... Wes a es Hoge 8 tags JUS a 10834 108 A gow ‘ao wah 8 Erie preferred ‘closed in London at six O'elock P.M. 45. Rentes at Paris were strong and ad+ vanced to 62!. 10¢, GOVERNMENTS WERE STEADY, Without specially new features. Nothing ad- Witional has been learned respecting the proposals for the new loan beyond a statement to the effect ‘that Secretary Bristow will not m ake an award to @ syndicate. This, however, can be readily got yover by one member of the syndicate making the ‘bid in his own Game, Without reference to his means of subsequently disposing of his award, ‘which the Secretary has no right to interfere with. Some surprise was occasioned in this connection ‘®y the announced summons of Secretary Bristow (to Long Branch on Thursday. As this is the day Wor opening these bids, and the bids will cer- jtainly be forwarded to Washington, many pf them oniy reaching there that day, tt ‘would seom as if the Secretary’s absence Yrom his post would unnecessarily delay ‘the publication of these bids, unless the telegraph tpe avatied of to send them to Long Branch, which be the intention, so that the President and tary may act in consultation upon their ac- Geptance or relection, The fliowime were the dull apd hesvy. ‘NEW YORK WERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. 9 TV dectas ap of udemninenens tinier States cur- rency sixes, 117%; 40. sixes, 1881, registered, 116 @ 116%; do. do, do, coupons, 118 @ 118%; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 118 a@ 113%; do, do, do. coupons, 113% & 113%; do. do., 1864, registered, 11434 & 115; do. do., do., coupons, 115% a 116; do, do., 1865, registered, 115% & 116; do, do., 40., coupons, 117 @ LIT; do. do., do., new, registered, 115 & 115}; do. do., do., do,, coupons, 116% 811634; do. do., 1867, registered, 115% & 115%; do, do., 40., coupons, 1173 @ 117%; do. do, 1868, registered, 116 4117; do. do., do., coupons, 11734 ® 118; do, ten-forties, registered, 112} a 112% ; do, do., coupons, 113 a 11344; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1114 @ 111%; do. do., do., cou- pons, 112% @ 113, THE MISCELLANEOUS BOND MARKET was generally quiet, with State bonds dull, as will be seen in the oficial report of sales given below. In railway mortgages there was a small business, and prices showed no especial change. Union Pa- cific firsts, however, advanced to 83, and land grants to 61, Central Pacifics brougnt 88%. New York firsts, coupon, sold at 104%. Albany and Sus- quehanna firsts at 10234, and Michigan Central sevens at 97. Central Pacific bonds closed at 88% to 88%, and Union Pacifics, 82% to 83 for firsts, 80}, to 81 for land grants and 77 to 77} for incomes. ‘The oMcers of tne Union Pacific Company report that the holders of the income bonds are exchang- ing them steadily for new sinking fund mortgage bonds, The following were the latest bids on the reguiar call:— Alb & Susq Ist bds ... Bos, H & E Ist m. Chi & Alton Ist m. Chi & Alton income. paliee 20 ry en. +102 Lake Shore con date r. M & Cin, ao re P m Uniot Morris & Kssex ist m. 08 2 Pitts, ¥ Pits Fe tt Gold batances, 1,849,503. Currency bala! . 1,489,646 Gross clearances. . «eee 19,117,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. ... oe $61,184,652 Currency balances,. pcb, | Goid exchanges..... 4,53 Gold balances. 702,542 TREASURY BALANCE: Currency. ”- $13,250,000 Coin.. 70,850,000 Less coin certificates... 82,900,000 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Tucsday, July 21—10 A. M., Before Call. 200 shsLS & M8 R..33 100 do. i ed 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. 164% $1800 0 § 6-90, 1% s oe 10m Us Sa paris Fra 2000 N J Mer? conv 18000 Mich Cen 7's... 5000 NY © Ist m, c. 2000 Un Pac Istm. 5000 di 3000 U) 5000C, 7000 W 8 6000 L"! 87! 25 she 50 Unie L 100 Ad ce i 20 NY 100 west it ¥ 800 ni 200 as 3u0 boty B00 10 ng 3 2% 2200 i 223 ¢, os iw ne 100 i we x Py ae ‘f 60! 353 723 3 me Be 200 s* B Et 72 387 Ta, 33 T . 6 ths as Fd 13% $800) 1 S #-20 e, '67-am 1 | “aN, Het Sito Us oan 08 1 86-20, ¢,%69 n.sm 115% 10000 do. 1000 Us 5-20, ¢, ‘67, 117% 20000 do. c bcs Second Board—1 P. M, $1200 Missourl 0's, 76. 7, 4%) shs Erie RR 13 Ny Missouri 6 ao. 1000 Tenn 6°s, 0: news “c e 200 NYC Gen 7's i. IM Nv Cdl iti: 500 Erie RR... Oy Ek MS TI B00 100 do . 26: 100 200 Mil 4 St P RR. 355 1000 200 Tol & W RR. 38 300 100 At & Pac RR pt... ae ri) CLOSING PRIOES—3 0 O'CLOCK P, M. West Un Tel.... 71% a 11% La Lake Bhore. i Union Pacifi Cleve & Pitts. chiaNn W.. m, Bos, Hak COMMERCIAL REPORT. + Cotton Dall and Lower—Floar Heavy— Wheat Steady—Corn Firmer=Pork and Lard Higher— Groceries Steady—Freights About Steady—Petroleum Dull and Easy— Spirits Turpentine Firmer—Rosin Steady—East India Goods Firm—Wool in Demand and Firm—Whiskey Steady. Turspay, July 21—6 P, M. ‘The trade movement was quite brisk in some departments of trade, but slow in others, On ‘Change to-day things were mixed, Flour was Wheat wea in better demand ~ ae Ps 3° | private terms. Easier—Oats | | and closed steady, with a better demand from the shippers, Corn was fairly active, but closed quiet | and easier. Oats were in good reqnest, and, being scarce, were firmer, Whiskey was quiet, The Speculation in hog products was stimalated afresh by reports from the West, and both pork and lard were active at advancing prices. tion of sugar, the market for which was moder- ately active and steady. Cotton was dull, and prices were casier both for “spot” and “future.” Freight ruled about steady, under a fair inquiry, both for aceom- modation on the berth and for tonnage for charter. Metals, generally speaking, were quiet. Petroleum was dull and the market easy. Spirits of turpentine was quiet and held with more confidence. Rosin met with « fair trade at steady prices Wool was rather quiet, but the market firm. Asuxs.—Receipts for the past three days, 106 packages. ‘Trade hasbeen moderate in a jobbing way at steady prices. Pots quoted at 6%c. per Ib. and pearls at 9c. Buiwping Matxniats.—Bricks—The demand through- out the past three days has been fair, and the transac- tions were at figures showing no appreciable change from those last quoted. Lime met with a fair trade, and was quoted firm at $1 10 a $1 35 for Rockland common and $1 60 a $185 tor do. lump. Cement was dealt in oderately, and quotea at $1 40 per bbl. for Rosendale, # for Romiin and $4 75,8 $5 for Fortiand. Laths were in jemand and steady at $1 7o for Eastern, Braxe ax Pras—Medium met with a fair local job: bing trade at steady prices. | Marrows quiet and nes bes pot quotably lower. We ‘duote~Meaium, choice, 1 90; medium, tair to good, $1 20a $175; mar. tien $2 45 a $2 50: marrows, tair to good, $2 15 +; white Higney, charge, $2 B23) a $2 40; white Kiduey, Ls ne, rine, ci) reen pean fe to ie Cre a nantes Tre! tate batter was in demand trom the tocal trades ata out steady prices. Firkins were wanted tor shipme: nd were held firm at Supresans. Western inet witha fair trade at. a stead: 9,08 rics ote -—state—Firkins, choice selected per Ibe: dos ir to good, Soc. ; half fk tbs, shoted jected, “ley a se as to enn Bae" doe’ odmimeh, He, a 3. Wels cholce, selected . prime, Tair tw good, do. common, te. ry ails, Orange county and creamery, fine, Sc. ; oice, State and Penusyivania, bo; do., 1air 28c. Westera &@ 25c.; do., do., fair to We. "a 220.5 Kortnern ittinots Wisconat sin’ and Towa, ‘abs, hole, Be a to, good, Bio. a 220.; ‘alr Ins, good to ube; Wd.,d0., fair to good, ise. The? Onio, Rad ida, fabs, wood to prime a do., do. fair tog Ive. "a 2c. ; firkins, food to priinn: ae." a\ Beda. dos, tr 16 ood. Zie,: various atvles. common, 160. & Gunesn othe wavket ruled Griner Gader light receipts and a good demand. Shippers are purchasing more freely and are not 90, particular as to quality, At Utloa sales were made at 12. oot cable, 59% We quote :—State factory, anes Tf SFT doe do. tate to goods d si a zc. State dairies fine, pty lio. ; Orange county, ie Se. ; Ohio factory, ched toi -@ LL ines 0. Wc. do bis ‘Boor aoe i ale ‘890.5 Pa Wis. We. & Ne. leconsin tactory Bot" cotton continued dull at « further DOTTON, concession of ic. per ib. “Futures” were quict and de- clined % 44c. per lb., part of which was afterwards recovered. The market closed easy at the ree quo- ations Ordi ety 13% 13s edinary. of Boe Good ordinary 15% 1s ‘d Strict Rood ordindy . 15) 1 15 15-16 Bhs Low middling. . 16 16\ 16! 1645, Middling Be we OT 173 Good middling: 18% 18% 18! isa —The quotations are based on cotton in store ranning in quality not more than half a above or below the grade quoted. The sales were:— To-day. Last Eve'g. Polat. Bxport. 250 250, Consump: t 458 Speculation. 3 3 Totals . 453 28 731 —For iuture delivery aaa low middling) the sales have been as follow: ‘Last evenil Dat after two o’clock—July, 10D at 16¥¢0;; August 100 at 16 200 at 16 3-180. ; tember, atl October, 4 at Teste.” 16 7-326. 100 July, $0 ac ee! A at 16 5: c 16 300 13-82e.,' 900 16 T-16c., S00 at 1 16 5-16c., 100 (Ole arte 5-lbe : Nove! Ieee, 13 were bing trade was unimportant. We append oar 4 ioeeer a0, followase Bio, ordina: ie a utr do...193%40. a 20e. ; good do., 23. $e, Lge. rete je; extremes range tor lots, Fi Aby) overnment » 3 do., Suey va ‘Ceylon, 1s funy . & 213g. fief Eri Ho he hig ary oH i Mexigan, ae; a dle. Savan @ 2i}ge.; Cura- 180. a We.; gold, 6 a 90 days m—The market was let andeasier. We note sales of abut 100,UN Ibs, of Lake at 28c. a23;io., market Closing at 254 Ganbuxs—Aside from a moderate jobbing trade the market wae dull, bat values remained the same: quoted at 280. So. for sperm ‘a 89c. for patent do.; 28c. for ston ‘6.276. for paraitine, and 133¢¢., 15s¢¢, aud 18. tor 12, M4 and 10 oz, udamanting Conpack.—We notice a quiet matt St about steady ike as tollows:—Manil. sizes above 2-thread, 16c.; do. 6-thre: and. Sthreads in. and 516 in. diaineter, I7e.; do. 12-thread, % in. diameter, 1039 jo. hay rope, 16! arns, gordage, Boles Tope jo. é-thread and *9-thre ‘tarred’ Manila, iexesiine wrred Mugla lati yarn, ‘Ie, Sisal rope, fizts above Iztaread. sie. do. thread ‘and 9-threaa Isso. ; do. 1e-thread and “hay, rope, 1c. New Zealun cordage, sapere ad, 2G 00. Sthroad and 9-thread, 3 w thread, 3 in, and hay rope, 13 OOPERAGK STOCK. ket, witn price no! tty uote:—Molasses shooks, scincns mth and Rusia rss 1. rope. 17c., cas! —We have yet, 9 report a dull mar e changed. & $200; Bu | $2 40; box s! ooks, $8 a $85: rum shooks, $4 ipe shooks, $6 50'a $7; empty hogsheaas, $2 12: oops, 14 feet, ordinary to prime, 8c. a 40c. ; feat, ordinary to rime: Sc. 8 S8e a to-day 08 packages. The arrivals continue tight ue are, fully equal to the requirem of the trade. ‘The market was rather firmer in tone, but not quotably higher. We quote-Long inland, New Jer. Dy, Be. ; Pennsylvania, 2c. tern du., 2c. ; other wheat, do. ; cord meal, 200 bbis. and The flour market ruted though there are tew comprising kinds, foot a $225 oops, 12 Western, 2lc. # 2c Fyous np Guaix.—Reoolpts—Plour 18.647 DDIB 138,226 bushels; corn 12,075 bushels | radical cha: | Southern, superfine Southern, extra Southern, family Corn meal, Western... Gorn meal’ Jersey Corn meal, Brandywine... Calorte. . Golden ear... ~—Wheat was irregular. but ¢ ra under a better inquiry for spment, The sales footed up about, 100,000 bushels at $1 24 & $1 26 for interior spring, $127 for prime No. 2 Chicagg. In store, $1 27 a $1 28 tor do. afloat, $139 a $131 for No. 2 Milwaukee, $1 82 for Bias 8 Minnesota, $1 34 tor No. 1 do. in store and afloat, 1 Ba $1.85 tor red winter, $1 8) for new amber Tennes- $150 w $1 55for white. Corn was tal at 7Bigc. tor prime mixed. bushes at 7 79\¢c. for mixed, Sty all at 7bigc. + Be. a 50) tor yellow and 85c. a for Western white. Oats were scarce and higher. ‘Sales aout 27,00 bushels at 65c. a 660. tor mixed afloat and 70c. a 71%. tor white. Barley and rye were not dealt in, and were nomin! Freicurs.—Business in berth freights was fair, with Fates somewhat irregular. Tonbage for charter, suitable to the grain and petroleum. trade, was in good demand and commanded about steady rates. The engagements were:—To Liverpool, by steam, 48,000 bushels of grain at a 934d. ; 7,000 boxes of cheese at 6is,, 7,000 b boxes of do. i 1 5 | at 80s. ; 800d: ‘ind Dy sail, 10,000 bushels of grain at 74. | Bt 74. AN) bales of cotton at td. 18 hide of tapaceuat His $a." ‘To Tendon, hy steam, Hou) Dushels of grain nhds, tobacco” on crt Preepees perenenet-5 3 S58S3 Tp about 1.30 bbls, at Agures within therrange out’ Goce | tations. Corn meai ruled quiet, but values were quoted | steady. We quote i= | No. 2'State $4 0 a $4 50 | Superfine | 4750525 | Extra Sta 5758 600 | ioe $B 575 a 600 Extra Minnesota 62a 800 Round hoop Ohio. shipping brands. 5758 600 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands . 60a 650 Family... 6 50a 800 | St. Louis, iow extra. 6Wa 6 | St Louis, straight extra 6254 7 | St: Louis’ choice double extra . 10a 7 8Wa 9 Nominal, | Rye flour, 4500 6 | Southern, No, 2 Nominal 4 5 ri 7 9 3 4 3 4 4 4 ‘ 4 4 4 BESSEUER S SASK er more steady but closed ut cl cary, were about 2 at Bed. a 9d, of syrup 5M bbls. of shoe pegs at 3s. The charters embrace a | Dutch steamship, } hence to London, with 10,000 quarters British steamship, hence to Liverpool or arters of do., at 6s; an Austrian bark and an Italian bark, hence to Cork, tor orders to the United Kingdom, each with 8,000 ‘quarters of rat | at 6s; German bri, hence to Hamburg, with & Of rosin, at 4a 8d, | a'Briteh bark, hence to Cork, orders to the United Kingdom or Continent, with 3 | BbIs. of renin d patrole| mM, at 58 3a., Sd. off if to a direct ) port eru ship, hen to Antwerp, with 7,000 bbis. | ages petroleian, 4s. Norwegt | bark, hence Odi with “15,000 “cases of | | exe, retined do., at 2000. ; an Italian bark, hence to Bey: ghd Alexandretta, with 11,200 cases of retined (lo., at s5e. ; jes, with 1.700 bbls,’ of reiined z . ity; an tral} | Trieste, with 2,000 bbis. of refined do. a swedish bark, hence to Havre or Bordeaux with 3,i00 ‘bois ot | crude do, at Sa 3d.; a Belgian ship, hence to Havre, | with 6000 bbl or crude dor at as 6d.” Other charters (oF | oll were pendin, GUNN We notice a continued good demand for domestic cloth and the market ruled very tirm. Sales since our last include 500 rolls at 124%c., and 500 rolls tor quoted at New Orleans delivery at equal to 1340. here; Kc. spot for hi Average of domestic cloth, 12hy j for Borneo and ih pore and 10c, for Calcutta,’ Bags it Heap axp Hike market for s hemp con quo’ ‘with prices ruling bominally stead! bady. pHa py $2 W a $20 tor doubie, Italian brig, hence to continued dull. 3 1=Dresse sinaie, OL ot on $i $s for bree antl old ; ce. y | feahany Sd soa $2 8, “ AY at Sig 5 rm. ‘Sales since our last embrace. 3, Ke. cash, and. 25) bales. in lot at? iilée., currency, gash, the'market closing firm at 3 Ite, @ 2%e., curt reflay axD Stuaw,—The supply of hay was liberal and the market dull, The eat es were generally at in as ste: pA value and in moderate Norun shiver, shipping, 930. a Us 3%; clover, y, . for long Fr: for short do., 50c. nominal iy, for wheat, . oted 0; ton at railroad | depot ae ‘fol 26 Md do. $22 common Tos $13 a $14; raw rs are purchasing moderately sappty immediate Tequiremenia, DuLthe general imarket Tale at unchanged prices, We ang ~Americgn, gow. side prices, Straw fe quote demand. Groceries were dull, with the excep- | selected ; 2 ibe. aige. ¥ Bike Corpus Chivistl, 22 Ins. a 25 and’san Antonio, AF Ihe, 9 26 Tbs. boa Stine: Bibs. a 25 Sée. a ide., and Western, Tio. "a, ‘t00., curresay. selects Ios. Iso, currency, ss they run. LEAP rr leather— Buenos Ayres and de 10 Tbs. a 13 ibs golds selected; mucrra Leone aw So. a sie, and) Gambia “aud? Bistan, 8 Ibe ed Ibs. Ze. e., currency, selected: Minas, 15 Tbe a 10"ibs, 200 Hie. Wold, "as, thoy run: Mexican, &e., wo currency, selectea. ry ths. a 25 ibs. Southern, 12 ths. a 16 "FE kips, Ibs. DS, 2h... Bfy" saltea~Gnuit, ibs w'B) toss Tor a lye. | Maranham, 26 ips. a 30 Baha ‘8 Le. Pernambuco, 2 a 30 ibs., 2 \bs.. Mc. w ser " Payta PJ a 150. ; Maracaibo, 80 Ibs. a S3ibs., lic. @ rT \d Savan: Ma, “5 Ibs, a 28 lbs, ha Hic. gol. ais they run; Macamoros, 23 ibs. a 82 lbs | Southern and Western, 28 Ibs. a 32. Iba, enoy us they run. Wet salted—Buenos A. c.; ao Grande, 4 lbs. a 48 Ibs... ‘area rr ibs. a 50 Ibs. ra a ee and Para, ‘5 ae aw ort Peaine sd, iol 70 ibs, bee Ben de tk Stee Dulles ori Sey Cow iC. 5 do., io, coe 35:11 ibs. do., do., Kips is tbe, ‘222 Ibe, Be: i don, packers bs. a 76" [bar tic. « ide. : do. st 70 Ibe, Wc. New Oricans, 45 Ibs. a 8) Thee fie. w'ize.: 'y and Western, 60 Ibe. a iS Toa, 6c. Southern, ‘ibe 1D ibe, WHec. ; city sl ar hhc Cy 8, 45 Ibs. a 50 Galiornia, Orban iba covand do” cot AbIBe'e ibs. currency, slected” Fast Hidia—Calcutta slaugater, cow, 9108, a 10 Ibs, 6c. a 7c. ; do. do., 12 Ibs. 15 Ibs, io “dead green do.. 9 iba a Li}g ibe Lice. 6, Buttalo, 15 ibs, a 22 1 a 13ig ngabore. do, 25 bs. a 3 Ibe. 10c, a Lc. ;* Manila, do. 25 Ibs. 2 28 bs. 9c. a gol Iwon.—There has been more inquiry during the past three “days tor Atmerican | pig. and ‘sou Ean fons changed hands, embracing 50) tons of No. Lat $82, LW) tons of No. 2 at'$30 apd 800 tons ot fo: oar gziae there ‘was also more doing in Scotch on with sales reported of 100 tons of Coltness at $40, 6 tons of Summerlee at $36 00, wt it Kgtinton at $33 5) and 50 tous of do. at SH. Ad ow ee that the warket there is still ui rolot a “ring who are straining rate ata —Americal 305 coten Eghi ton, ‘No. 1, #8 Siengarnock? big i rn ; Coltness, $40; Summeriee, $30 ov per ton. Leaiuenx.—The murket tor hemlock sole ruled quict, with transactions confined to smali lots, to meet the im: No. 1, $3 lbs. a ly Ibs. Zhe. ; Tampico. Ibs Gampeachy ‘and Tobasto ciey and, pickled’, If li & 24 | Ibs. a 2c. ; Sts. 18 Ibe. a 21 lps. o5 Bogota, 18 Ibs. & 20, Ibs. 4 aracaibo. 2 Ibs. a 2 Ibs. Baiia, 17 Ibs. 9 2) Mie. < boro ‘Cabello atid La fick de ibs: a 2h ibe. 3p 2ec. 1 Rio che (dry wind ek led) ti tbe a’ Ibe lace Fortau- Fiatte, 1 tbs, Io. : ‘Truxtilo, 15 tbs. ‘a 7 Ibe, and a ae Ww be 3 ig” Ha. ON wok the: | fet, to cholee, 25. a Se.; American, cx: low to fair. | views, 6,000 bbis. 5 wheat, 166,800 bushels, corp, 390.482 4 ‘Be. arlings Bo. olds, Be. Bavaria: ra fee 7 oa Shipments —W eat, 37,318 bushels | ggentine), rians sien 250. tora, 22. exporte—Wheat, "21,360 hi nglish, 200 hres uouinal, 19,” & gore, or: omta "ao do. Canal ‘treights—Wh tornians, 25c. 4 6c. per 4 ete bse. ; lumber, bo. lower ; staves, Hipss.—We ‘Noes yetto report & very aulet market. jour steady: sales 1,000 the folowing with quotations exhibiting Bo, material chan, ec. The ‘estern spring, 4 $6 9 $6.25; bakers’, $6 Sa saleator the week ending ‘this di Lap 31,80 hides | a8 yr 75, Ww we rand dull; 5.00) bushels ) ana 50 of Caleutta cow. ‘the receipts (or ‘the same \s 1 sp: 1 3234. offered’ by bowt load | | period a regate 56,7/1 hides The stock this date isas | rien ‘Yo. Puliwaukee's wa held at $1 25: Snel gan | follows: dry Buenos Ayres dc. ee part trom Europe; | Green Bey,,! spring, Coen SL ado, Montevidea ke, co] A700 do. io Grande fod | Bushels No. zat iets 2 $ yi uay, 1b) do, Orinoco. LBW do, Rosario, a Western at 60c. ways te sae $1 08 Barley ‘malt do. Central ry ng 1,200 do. Bi Snag 1.1 | firm; Canada. $1 90 a $2; Western, $1 84$1 90. Ouer Ln sas salted Airican. 7, £09 do. Tampico, 1,500 do. Puerto | articles unchanged. Cabello, 400 do. Weat fad 10,500 9. Matamoros, Mexi- Toumpo, Juty 21, 1874. | | can and Corpus Christ; iit do. and saitea Texas. West- Flour steady. Wheat in hie demand and lower, No.2 | oar Bis) le aoa Ms: a WD; No.3 tos si Ee white me time, rchigan, ; extra do., amber Michigan, ee | Bade yuly, BL tes ew.” cash a ee dat 1,27 India} | and ai No, 2 edi, new. $1 16 a'gi 12, same time, 1871, Bin hides and 1,450 bates Bast India. | August and September, $1 N red, $1 07; | 2g Bor . # aiuber ae f i new, $1 Isai Ib. 5,do., 25.1 a Be. ico, icky. $1 45; No. 0. a 23 iba. Fieutes, 2 iba a2. Ibs sctive et G60. for hist mixed: cash and Sul, eric | 25e. eae ‘Grande. 2 Tbs." a a Pee 5c. 5 essere, 2106. August; low mixed, cash and July, ‘te. white, Tho.;" no \ HE ibs. ie. Califoruia, 22 ibe 34 ‘Ibs, Ho. : \Cen- | grade. Bog: 5 damaged. 88. Oars, quiets prices! a stinde | ‘a cy a Ce x &, and San Juan, ugher o.. be. 6 hominal. 221 iba. Bc wold sole Matamoros 4 and Re eines Bi 060 bushels “ehest 24,000 ‘aor corm alu. Gil cates Omicaco, July 21, 1874 Flour ‘dui! and nominal. hen coring. om but qiosea dull, lower an unsettle 2 spring, a| 11034 closed at $1 LUM; spot or July 4 8h 0 rei | August, 04; September, lor rejected. Corn firm, in ir demand end a shi Saher, as 625 j, closed at 62%4c. via, spot oF Ju a Ge. a 6240. Oats excited tember. steady at aoe brn = 9,000 do. 0. 34240. for No. 2. Barley yg seller Keptember. ices hor and! serene sales at i. oa closed dull an ausetiied a mar lige a ae, ‘vot gus iskey sold Treights duil and Domiually So. for corn, to asia, for coru to Kingston, Ze: for Theat todo.” On the call of the Board the afternoon ‘wheas gold at $1 10%, July, $1 Ug ro %. Corn guiet, but firm, at 6h c, July, Oe & Oe. August eipis-6,000 bbis. 00) bi ushels wheat, 2,000 do. corn, 10,00 do, ry a bariay, Bhipmoents S11000 "bushels whess 64,00) do. corn barley. HAVANA EXC EXOHANGE, javana, July 21, 1874, Exchange guisty on Onited Statsa slaty dan, cur reney, 16's 118 per cent premium; do., short sight, cur- rency, 120 a 122 premium, do., 60 days, gold, 137 # 139 pre- mium} do., short sight, gold, 141 8 143 premium; on Lon- don, 168.a'170 premium; ou Paris, 140 a 142 premium; Spanish gold, 238 a 240. BUROPEAS MARKETS. Loxpow Pxopucs Manxur.—Lonvon, July 21—Even ing.—Culcutta linseed, 6s. Linseed oil, £27 9s. per tun, FINANCIAL, EASONABLE RATES. Endowment Insurance Polic Securities. Insurance of ail kinds etl nies, J.J. HARRICH & CO, 7 Broadway. —STOCK PRIVILEGE 0 ON ALL THE ACTIVE Btocns atl (0234 per cent from | the market, parts of $100; shares at the same rates. paid 600 per centon the investment. full particulars fr and explanatory pamphlet on application TUMBRKIDGE & CO., Contracts the last week have Poor damagea.. — —Crop.: “Slaughver—Lieht ine backs, $ic a Stor; i re eke ‘mde nL Crop, 38c, A 36c. ; Miaale cro} Ue ba So Texas Light ¢ o middie and over crop, Sie, tee hough: es, 170. t ruled quiet, but firm. transacdons were reported aside trom small Tobbing uo! parcols,. We quote:—New crop—Cuba, centrifugal an Inixed, $80, 4 layed, S7e, a tc. j do, muscoy ado ret niug, Bde. ‘do. ser Bico, 400. © i0c-; Bnglish Lilands, leans, 70c. a 8c. NAVAL Storgs.—The market for spirits of turpentine was quiet but drmer, closing at S7is¢. for merohaiadie sales of bbis., ear: + and Bois at sie. Strained + peas was "in better demana and tite market ruled drm, closing at $2 2) a $2 25 lor com. heard of sales of 500 bbls, at $2 20, 1, pols A pa sa bbls ot No. 2 at $2 $734, 160 dois, Is, ot No tt efx and 6,000 bbls. of strained, sold late yesterday, %. Yar und pitch were neglected alld orang Douninally as botors. 1&.—the market for linseed was firm, and the de- mand. ina Jopbing way, fair; quoted s6c. in casks, Sperni oll reniaim t and without quotable change me value; quoted at $! as for or 80 tor natural win- Diewched, $1 Teer ind at 166160, $1.85 for 1.75 for dubleached spring ‘and 16 les The receipts at the STadior bleached Go.* Whale olt_ was ia mocerate ‘re. Galveston, 50) New Urleans, 168 quest, and quoted steady at, Go. for Northern, oc. a S70. ton, 33; Wi for Southert, 8. natural winter and 680.4 70c, ban’ This day lase , for bleached. Bak, cod Temained steady at 7ic., and 1 CorrE: Cy p- || domestic do. at Gye. a 6c. Cotton seed oil was duil and Teported trom first hands, and the | itrecular; quoted ye! e it ie. a He. for crude, Bo, refined Southern yellow and 6/ 8 70c. pihite gnd yellow. | Lard oll r ‘firmer, quoted at trom nade was quoted firm at Soo iatnonwom. The market for reared wes cul and weak, oflered treely at 120. spot or month, wi 11%," Crude in bulk was steady ac 4%. ‘a month. 4000 bbls tor | Joly at htha’ nomi- qui at uote ce nalolty” The Philadelphia marver was wae easy. We heard of a sale of 4,00 bbls. for July at 11%e., market closing at that price. The market at oll prodiicing points was quiets and quoted as follows :—Oil City, ‘Titusville, $1 U2 a $1 U9; Rouseville, Ye Heer; Petroleum Gensres We, & He.; Parker's United, 70, Later we heard of sales in New York of 5,000 bbls. of re- fined for August delivery at 12c. Provisions —Receipts—Pork, 10 bbla., beef non moat ST) packages; lard, LO bbls, and terces, For mess pore the marker was active, (regular and again higher. ‘The sales foot up 8000 ‘bbis., at $20 50 85 and $2090 for Auyust: $21,'$21 06 and’ $1 tS jember, aud $21 for lots on the spot. Bacon was | inactive, but Held at about stead: Long clear prices. quoted at 10\c. ; short do., nominal. “Dressed hogs were | quiet, but the market firm at 8%c. a 8c. for the ran a ofolty. Beef was Inqutred tor moderately, and sold, ots, to the, extent of @ packages, at prices within’ the range of $9 a $12 aoe mH ry fay bbis.; $l a $i¢ for extra, mess, for prime mess, theres $H_ for eater mess. fraar and tor extra. city Indian mess Beef hams remained quiet, but were quoted steady at trom ‘$16 4 $23 for the range of Southern and $24 for Western. Cut meats—The market remained quiet, but steady. We heard of sales of 50) suoxed hams af 16c., 1.50) pickled shoulders at 7izc. a 7Sc. per lb,, 600 smoked shoulders at Sige. 7,000 Ibs. of loose Pickled bellies, 10 lbs. average, at 97,0. 30 boxes of clear beliies, 12 Ibs. average, at le, Lard— The market tor Western was again firmer, and the de- mand was tair at the improvement We heard of sales | 9f, 200 tierees of choice at 1ip¢c-. SPO 50 do. Ldige. 3,2,000 do. for Al el 175 tierces at firm, Potatoxs.—The market exhibited very little change. Long Island potatoes prrive ,{reely and are selling low, Nortolks are scarce, We quote :— Rose, State. in shipping Siler Sore Goer dow dos in bulk 260-0 fue. por Coie eactiblow, In n, shipping order, 2c. ‘abc. ; do. State, in | butik, 250. Prince Albert, in’ shipping | onder, 286. a Se; dow. in bulk, 2c a B0e. per Dbl: Jacke | gon whit Ik, ‘se. a Sdc. per bbl; Norfolk, new, $175 d do., $173 a $2. wa ating Way business was fair at steady p joes The transactions foot up 50 terces of olina at from 7c. @ Bigc. per ID., Sccording | igo quality, and 200 bags of Rangoon at 6c. a Oe, pe Sucan.— the demand for raw sugar was fais and the . & 86. for fair to good market steady on the basis of 7 Cuba. | ihe sales tneluse 4) bli ds. Bh fgod Cuba at to, 6) hhds of good common do. at 7% hds. of centritugal aeSiger wind 1,000 has. of Mba‘ou private fers, Hefited was in moderate request and gored § at a a 103%c. for standard ‘*A’%s,” 103¢c. tor Ac. for crushed and 10%c. for powdered. souba ‘renning. 0. to good fair, 7 fair to go centritugal, Sigo.4. 110- melado, 43gc. Nos. 7 to'9. Pe 6 hhds boxes, Nox, 8 to 1 Tas, ‘Bhas’ and bores” 70. a, 54. Clayed “Boxes, Dutch waa, Iie. a 7%c. ; do 10 to 12,'8c. to s4c.: do. 16'to 18, whit prime, Brazil—| to 1, 8c. a 4c. & LUC. ; 3 Peat eet Rico—Retnit ry, fair to chot |, Nos. 9 to RY ae 9}ge. 0 Ie. ; oe, 9 lige. Porto Bath riiagdang ing the pi changes 150 do. st three Mays, but values were not ewentially The sales include 18 cases 01 Ohio, crop 1872, at ot do.. crop 1873, at Zc. ; 104 do. of Pennsylva- crop 1873, and 166 cases of Connecticut, crop 1870, on private terms. Kentucky leaf was in demand and told tw the extent of at from 6%yc. a 13c. per Ib, | Foreign was firm, with sales of 150 bales of Havana at bc. @ $1 ver Ib. ‘TaLuow.—The market was quiet and easy. Sales 50 hhds. ot att. at 8 3-L6c, and 40,000 Ibs. of Western at 8c. a gc. per “Vecwrapirs.—Corn, owing to liberal receipts, ruled lower. Pease were held with more confidence. Turnips were easier. Other descriptions showed no essential ghanwe, | We quote:—soumhern, white onlons, per bbl, 75.8 $4; do, Yellow do, $5 298 0; new Deets, 2; white tariips, Wo. 81m 9 $1 25, cabbage, néw, per $0 re ase; Lon | bask : etow dosper iad, ‘bl; aren’ pease, corn, per 100, $175 a $2; Bermuda onions, 75c.; caulilowers, 2 25, r oi Tatar per bag, $1, ue, Tsiand, per 100, Jersey tomatoes, &2 a Woot.—The market during the past three days has been comparatively quiet, stli there was a tair business Feported and the market ruled fem. We note sales of 000 Ibs. of X Ohio at S5c., 5,000 Ibs. ot X bore bove do. 10,000 Iba. of mixed woo! at , 15,000 Ibs., of unwashed Western fleece at Svc. of combings at Glc., 7,000 lbs. of tub wi ae of combiny ‘620. 23 bales of spriny ams pulley of X Ohio, de u at 45c., 50 bales of sup bo Ibe. of medium Texas, bags of Eastern and West nia pulled, 3,000 Ibs of Mexi- all on private, terms, ¢ Malton can und bales ot Cape. bat steady. Sales 150 bbls, at SSixc. DOMESTIO MARKETS. Ganveston, July 21, 1874, Cotton dull and ugehanneds good ordinary, I4}gc. Net receipts, 0 bales. Stock, 5, are Onizaxs, July 21,1874 Cotton quict and unchanged; middling,’ 167%c. ‘Net re- colpts, 1 pales gross, 28 wales, U0; jast evening, 200, in igs Monin, July 21, 18%. Cotton dall and unchanged, middling, l6c. Exports coastwise, 83 bales. Stuck, 0, | Mayon July 21, 1874. | Cotton quiet; middling, 0c. Net receipts, 98 bales; gross, 06 Sales, LR Stock, 9, cme ON Suty 21, 1874 Cotton quiets middling, 18%c. Net receipts, 38 bales Sales 125. Stock, §,526, " ‘Wiuxinorox, N. ., Suby 21, 1874, Spirits of turpentine quiet at Rosin steady at 60. 5 for strained. Crude turpentine steady at $125 tor | i a yeliow dip and $275 tor Virgin. Tar neady at $l 85, Oswrco, July 21, 1874, Flour unchanged: sales 1,800 bbls Wheat dull les 1,500 busi 1 Milwaukee cluy at $135; 1 36, owe car amber winter t car extra white Michigan at | Corn unchanged ; sales 1,20) bushels wt 746. 7 for bolted, $30 for unbolted, shorts, $18; shipsvat bet freights—Wheat, 70, ; axe! to New vou lum ber, $2 87}, to the to New York. Lake receipts—48,000 ase bushels corn an Hudson; $3 base bushels wheat, ’§ obs do. corn, 1,300 do. rye, of Inmber. Canal 706,000 teet of lumbe! _ hake and shipments—I6,; Bourvaro, July 21, 1874, perpen (oe Qe Jaa PGE Jue Yow mediate requirements of manatacturers. Crop met ro) With a fair trade ut steady prices, "We quote:— . ee es Brokers, at eee et eal deta a 8 COLA ‘Buenos ayres. Catirornia. Cominan Hide, —PUTS, CALLS AND DOUBLE PRIVILEGES ON ae Be Sayama, Ramin: Sak eae members’ Stock Bxchange. Kyery one wishing to Heavy BB3g0. wee. 2744 B20 aac. & ze speculate should call on J. HICKLING & CO., Bankers ae ae we ‘oadway, box 1,535 Post office, or send for er Ib, and | g K | with the late firm will be settled by Mr. Ju Waiskey.—Receipts, 23) bbls. The market was quiet | New York; the Wall Street Revie A —UAPSLBY | 4, BAZLEY sBROKERS, 74 BROAD- © way—Double Privilege: to $40); Puts oF Cal $100, on “Members of the xc Led for 100 shares, ane! thing less not being marketable. Just issued, pamplie “How Money is Lost and Made in Wall Street,” maile or to be had of Brentano, 83 Union square, price 3vc, ‘ONEY ADVANCED ON SALARIES, WAGES, Notes, Calisrer ass, Personal Property and Merchan: | dise of any nis id, to any amount, on liveral terms, 24 Park place, office'20. MOontc4ces | WANTED-LARGE OR SMALL, CITY or country; will be cashed at once. 8. COCKCROFT, 90 Ann street. ALLBOAD BONDS WANTED, . G. W. reed Broadway. Sue FUND BONDS of tl UNION PACIFIC. RAILROAD. nen PAYABLE IN. IN GOLD, IN 2 YEAR: INTEREST 8 PER OENT IN CURRENCY, OR " PBR OENT IN STERLING MONEY. THESE BONDS ARE ISSUFD TO RETIRE THE QUISTANDING INCOME BONDS, OR TO FUND OTHER INDEBTED. OF THE THE COMPANY, They are a Second Mortgage on the entire unsold | Lands of the Road, now amounting to OVER (1, 000,000 ACRES; and will be a first lien on the. tands when the $10,400,000 nd grant bonas ‘one. -half of which is alteady provided i are retired. The further sale ot ‘acres, at | prices heretotore yentoat would cancet the now ‘re- Maining balauce of land grant bonds, when this bond | would become a first mortgage on nearly 10,000,000 acres, the value of which is much more than safficient to cover | the entire issue of sinking fund bouds; besides which, | these bonds are @ mortgage on the road, its franchises and equipment, subject to the first mortgage and the | government lien. ‘One per cent of the bonds withdrawn annually and re- deen fund bonds are offered in exchange for The sinking” the outstanding income bonds at the rate of six of the ew bonds for five of the incomes, which, considering tageous change for investment. eees can now be made or information obtained at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY IN BOSTON, OR OF | MORTON, BLISS & CO., | FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY, | DREXEL BUILDING, OR AT THE mene pris | PRESIDENTS OFFICE, 23 NASSAU STREET. | SIDNEY DILLON, President. DEPOSIT © NY, NO. 85 LIBERTY | Louns and advances on ‘approved NTED-THIS WREK, $200 ON A FIRST MORT- j ofthe on Brooklyn (E. D.) Eroperly: Address D., sol North Second street, B:ooklyn, E. D. W ras WASTED 95,00; COLLATERAL SECURITY AT 1 times and three per cent a month profit; none need answer auless they haye the money ‘and wall to use Is, immediately; satisfuction. guarantee | L ESS Herald Up: | onses. Address ESTABLISHED BUS! town Branch offi MORTGAGE WANTED—FOR WHICH $2,500 cash and $2,500. nearby real estate, $5.000 Unencumbered, ‘will be given. "Address MORTGAGE, Herald oftic $6. OOO; Her .PAe. AD, 82400, TO Loan ty | this city or Brooktyn, for term of years, | without boud with panes Call baa LBAVITT, 54 Wall street. $9. 500 2% PURCHASE MONEY MORTGAGE, 8 rears to run, on improved Brooklyn Prop- erty, worth ey? for ‘sale at discount, “Address | HOMANS, station D | 10 00 WANTED—ON REAL BSTATE, SITU- Bh ated in the country, about 7 miles trom the elty, worth over ddress W. B. box M1 | Herald office, | $200. 000 MORRISTOWN AND BLACK RIVER Rauroad 7 per cent Bonds, guaran teed: perfectly undoubted security. For sule by LiVING- | STON & COMPANY, Bankers, 10 Pine street. | TO LOAN—ON FOREIGN Ac | $1.000.000 Sunt terords Nepr or applications for loans on bond and tortgage; Mortgages tor sale and various sums to loan. Borrowers and capitalists are ine vited to avail themselves of our special facilities. GILMORE, MURRAY & CO., Mortgage Negotiators, No. 4 Pine street. | (PHE COPARTNERSHIP HERET OFORE BXISTING | under the firm and name ot Loton & Murpny is this ss connected | eph Murphy, who will continue, as heretofore, atthe same location, | 14 Broadway, New York. THOS, LOTON, Dated Jul; 1874. fo JOSEPH MURPHY. | day dissolved by mutual consent: all bu ~_ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, ‘AY OPPORTUNITY POR GLASS GUTTER TO BUY in the city a Factory, established 87 years; ma chinery complete and in perfect order: has to be sold b: order of the executors on Jiberal terms. Actuel pur- chasers only may address, tor particulars, EXECUTORS, | box 6,516 Post off ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED, For merchants, manufacturers and othe: Interests, &c., negotiate Business. Persons with tal seeking business advised of Spproxed, opportunities, Reterences—H. B. Stafin & Co, Dry Goods, 140 Chureh streets jsaganville, Whittlesey « ats and Caps, 552 Broadwi GRIGGS & CARLETON, Financial and Busine Brok kers. 9 B LITT LE MONEY CAN BE DOUBLED 1} days without risk gate, EBrtic ulars only TO SELL, station b. A 0, SIXTY incredulous invited to investi. tinterview, Address FORCED GOOD BUSINESS MAN, HAVING $2,500, WOL like to engage 10 som ng Man utact warning busi+ hess; no pavent man need ply; Sood rererences, Ad: dress JONES, 504 Third avenue | PERSON CONTROLLING LARGE CONSIGNMENTS | of butter, eggs, do, and me & thorough knowledge Of city trade, would If artmer with some capitals | | Feterences iinexcepdonables Address RP. Wa box 138 | | Herald office. | A CHANCR ONCE IN A TIM B.—$6,000 AND | more may return $18,000; who wish the gppor: | | tunity an interview given. Address L. B, ., Heral ottice, With Pal | N EXCEL LENT opronnt NITY TO coma NCE A A light manufacturing | bu percent. Apply room 35. egg] : profi ta Broad wa ve YOUNG MAN, OF GO@D MORAL ( CHARACTER, from the South, desires to connect himself wi ness oD ore 1 A fome mercantile house; has been a commerc: Care hrough all the Southern and some of the Wester Sates: has Mability and willingness to serve his employer's best Interests; can give unexceptionable ret- do. Lssourity, 1 None but strictly mercantile noed sddxom ABILITL, Haxqld gajce erence an | country. that the latter are not mortgage bonds, is avery advan- | | laughingly allowed the o1 NY { | appear to care where or how tenements R. | of No. 204 Varick street. She keeps BUSINESS OPPORTUN ITTE: N ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER (ACTIVE PRE. ferrad) wanted ins daily newspaper. job printin ud advertising busta Bou: $4.0 to 8,00 require ‘To any one meaning business tull vestigation 18 $0: licited, Address OF PORT UNITY, bos iat Herald office. —A RARE CHANCK—A GROCERY Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, $90.0) traqe; taree full stock; well established: first clasp ‘or partculars inquire Wand 11, New ¥ FOR, SALE—THE GOOD, WILL, STOCK AND FLX tures, together with five years’ Lease (four years unexpired), of 4 drat class Hotel, which is dotug a thriy- ing business and is very favorably located. This hotes contains over titty well appointed rooms, suitable tot famitie ingle gentlemen or ladies; has # splendid rea- taurant and everything fully furnished, and is c ble, under right inanagement, of soln a lane profitable business. For reasons for selling tall particulars in ors, Brookiyn House. corne: on street, South Brooklyn, L. WILL PAY A LARGE COMMISSION To ANY ONE procuring me a large bread customer. Hotel keepers, stewards and caterers would do well to call at or address BAKERY, 369 Kast Twenty-second street, New York, PABINER WANTED—WIPH $50), IN A WELL 6S tablished cash business. paying $250 per month; Will stand a rigid investigation, “and pusiness guarame teed. 172 Worth sire’, corner of Chatham, ad ms and quire of ROBINSON & VAN DUSEN, ee Hamiiton avenue ATENT FOR SALB—OR PART THEREOF. CAN aa ioe seen in operation, Address B. H., box 4,336 Post ci HE ADVERTISER WANTS A YOUNG MAN, WHO can furnisi: $100, for a third interest in a frat class Concern; no humbug. H. B., toy sture, 17 Broudway. WANTED A oF XPERIENCE In business, to representa first class paper in a bust- ness capacity.’ Address box $0 ost oflice, ANTED—PARTNER WITH $200 TO $50) IN A market where we kill our own chickens; the best chance ever offered. poly oJ, ADAMS. corner Court GENTLEMAN aud Bergen streets, Brook! TANTED—A ON WITH A CAPITAL oF $500; will give $500 year!y for use of money and Labor? together with insiructiods in floral culture: or would ive an interest in @ good paying business piace on the Mudion; good, securities given. Address, tor two days, eruld ofice. ENTED—BY A PERSON WITH $3,000 CAPITAL TO invest, with services, in some legitimate and weil suas business, wholesale or retail; no patents Ad- ross or inquire of J. S., 181 Canal street. Wa eet ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING +, and wholesale mercantile honse can increase heir business with additional capital, and would like « ‘ariner with from $7,000 to $10, who will have charge wareroom. Apply to GRIGaS ri CABLETON, FF AS $5.000 ‘active partner in an established business; None but principals need reply. Address, stating busi- ness, W. H., Herald office. ee MORE ABOUT BONDs. WANTED, TO INVEST $5,000 The Benefit of a Morning Cocktail—A Hotel Proprieter Charged with Selling a Large Amount of the Forged Buffale and Erie Bonds. Charles B. Orvis, until recently proprietor ofa hotel on Broauway, was arrested yesterday morn- ing by Detectives Golden and Walling, upon com- platnt of George B. Ripley, charged with hypotne- cating forged bonds of the Buffalo and Erie Rail- way for the amount of $25,000, Orvis was intro- duced tothe firnr of Ripiey & Co. by a curbstone broker named Hays as a gentleman who wanted to raise money on some railroad securities.. An appointment was made, at which the bonds were to be preduced and examined, and the parties separated. Mr. Orvis kept his ap pointment, and succeeded in effecting an arrange- ment by which he received a check for the sum of $20,000, In return for this valuable paper he de- posited with Ripley & Co. forged bonds on the Buffalo and Erie Railway amounting to $25,000. In August, the following month, Ripley & Co. dis- covered the bonds were irregular, and Captain Irving, of the Detective Police, was informed of the. transaction. He detailed Detectives Golden and Walling to look after the case, and they com- menced @ search for Orvis, Whose description was. given them by Mr. Ripley. For a long time no trace of his whereabouts could be ascertatued, but THE DILIGENCE OF THE OFFICERS was finally rewarded with news of him. eer, fol- lowed his wandering footsteps Hp place to place, until he at last returned to tue cit ‘To be quite sure Of their man they requested je assistance of Mr. Townsend, a member of the swindied firm. Within the past ten days that they bave been hunting Orvis im the city they frequently ran across Lim, but never in such & way or place as would warrant his arrest, He appeared 80 busy, too, that they were willing to ive him @ little rope in the hope of catch- ie him in another affair. Hays, also, was. quite active, the officers say, for they were watch- ing him likewise. ‘Tne day before yesterday, while strolling along West street, they saw Hays go into a drug store, which is noted asa rendezvous for forgers and bond smashers from all parts of the Hays boldly entered the drag store, and, although the officers remained waiting jor him on | the other side oi the street for a couple of hours, he did not again appear. Supposing he must have left the place by aside door or passed along the thoroughfare under cover of @ passing vehicle, the detectives left. They then set them- selves determinedly work to hunt the hotels for Orvis, At one of the | leading houses they obtained information that disposed them to believe he was at the West Side Hotel, in Sixth avenue. On going to that house they learned through indirect jogutry he was certainly there. They remained op the watch ail night, and at an early hour Ef variae 8 morning en- tered the place and commenced a free and easy chat with the clerk, Having only just arrived ta town FROM THE COUNTRY they said a little morning beverage might not be out of the way. The obliging clerk was of the same opinion, and the three adjourned to the barroom. After sufficient bevera; had been imbibed to give them a good ops ern hon the estimation of the clerk, Detective Gol Suggested there was a iriend of his from the same Place staying in the hovel he very much wished to see, Business immediately swept over th cautious instincts of the clerk, and he hinted if the gentlemen would give him bheir cards he would | send them up stairs as soon as Mr. Orvis was awake. Walling desired another cocktail, and the clerk became overpowered with the affability and politeness of the detectives. Goiden was saddenl: struck with the obrilliancy of the joke it would be to take # cocktail up to his friend Orvis, and painted the scene of bis friend’s delighted surprise in such charming colors that the clerk was gen ote carried away and cers up to Orvis’ room. They proceeded to the door, keeping up the farce of the cocktail while the clerk Was in sight, and knocked. Mr. Orvis arose, invited them in and asked the nature of their business. [t was soon explained, aud he coolly dressed and went with them to the Central Office. He acknowledged | Selling the bonds to the Messrs. Ripiey, and said | he got them from a man named Williamson. This Williamson, the detectives say, isa man Damed Peveril, alias Morton, alias Brady, who bas served a termin the State Prison for a Gi fad fo, | committed on the store of McKay & Oo, | Vesey street. He has negotiated, they think, at Teast $250,000 worth of these same bonds, and they are now looking for him most anxiously. Orvis | Was conveyed to the Tombs Police Court yestérday afternoon, and remanded back to Headquarters until to-day. THE CHILD FIEND IN NEW YORK. Despite the terrible lessons which are contained in the reports of the Chartie Ross abduction case in Philadelphia and in that of the boy fend in Boston, the east side districts of New York, par- ricularly the upper portions of the Nineteentn ward, from Sixty-sixth street, are plagued by adult fiends who endeavor to inveigie and entice away little boys and girls from their homes. Only yesterday a man, apparently thirty-five years of age, disguised in a greenish colored soft hat and With green-glass goggles over his eyes, was seen to tap two or three children, ranging in age from six to ten years, on the shoulder and address them. One of them, a little girl, on being ques- | Uoned as to what he said, replied that he wanted her to go from tne Third to the Fourth avenue toa | candy store. Whattor? Whoishe! Where does | he live? Perhaps in some tenement with respect- able people who are not aware oi his character or | occupation. But the police of New York, espe- cially the poiice of the Nineteenth ward, Suen Inted by thieves, rowdies or kidnappers. A BEEF AND MUTTOW ROBBERY, Yesterday afternoon Detective McDonald brought Jack Kavanagh, Charite Levi and Patrick O'Brien | to the Tombs to answer the charge of stealing | Wagon load of meat from Mr. Doerner. It appears that early on the morning of the 13th of July Mr. Doerner, who had just left Washington Market, stopped on the corner of West and Barclay strects and left. bis Wagon load of meat while he retired around the corner to collect a bill. When he re- | turned nothing was to be seen of his horse and wagon, The ad | were informed, and on the night the same day they found @ horse aud Wagon, which proved to be the | property of Mr. Doerner. in West Tenth street. the wagon had been emptied of its $120 worth of meat, and no clew to the perpetrators of the rob- bery was then discovered. Detective McDonaid has been working the case up since the night of ‘he 13th, and it Was only on Monday that ne suc ceeded in Ra perites. O’Brien, Kavanagh and Levi, Who sold the meat to @ woman named Kinchue @ butcher's Op and bought the load of meat for $25, paring down aud the rest by instalments. Judge lammer discharged Mrs. Kinchner on her own recognizance, put held the three young men in de- fault of $1,000 bal gach (9 answer at General