The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1874, Page 10

10 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL “A Moderately Active Stock Market, Closing Firm. GOLD 1009 5- 8. The Bank Statement and the Money Market. ‘NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1874——QUADRUPLE SHEET. andl, ©, firsts advanced to ¥. Central Pacific bonds closed at 904¢ a91 and Union racifics at86 a 86% for firsts, 8834 a 89 for land grants and 75a 15 for sinking funds, Western Pacifica, 82% bid. STATE BONDS were quiet. New York registered bounty loan Sold at 107%, Missouri sixes of 1877 at 97 and Ten- nessee xX coupon, at 51, CITY BANK SHARES Were dull and sold at 118 for Merchants’. Chem cal was bid for at 1,219, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. + $05,405,926 Currency balances + S184, 703 Gold exchanges. 4,407,830 Goid balances. Leena OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD BXCHANGE eet ng aa Gold balances. : 16 ®) Currency baian 1,501,680 WALL STResr, SATURDAY, Sept, 10—6 P, M. The point of largest interest ia Wall street on Baturday, during a buay season which usually sets 4n shortly after the ist of September, when the ‘crops begin their active movement to the sea | ‘Doard, is | THE MONEY MARKET. So far as to-aay’s exhibit in this connection Is oncerned there ts no change to report in current ates, which continue easy at 2 to 3 per cent for | weal, and 5 to 734 per cent for prime short and long @ate mercantile paper. The prime interest, how- ‘ever, centres in THE BANK STATEMENT, @s reflecting in the currency movement hence the ‘extent of the crop movement hither, In this re- | pect the statement this week 1s not an encourag- | Qng one, unless upon the assumption that in the | ‘dearth of activity in other directions giving em- ployment to money as in former years, that this year the dMerent grain centres West find them- selves suMcieatly in funds to postpone their usual raits upon the Eastern banks, This may ac Jor the apsence of any present drain upon our city Danks, and the slight loss of surplus reserve suf Jered during the week. Thus to-day’s statement hows a decrease of only $171,675 in the surplus re- | werve, While the excess is still over twenty-five millions. Subjotned 1s a comparison of the aver- ages this week and last :— | i Sept. 19. 100 $230,509,200 De 9,863,100 19, 9% Differences. 8,600 89,000 65,325,900 521,100 Deposits... 287,882,500 236,340 Circulation. "25,605,700 25,635,800 Lne. ‘The following shows the relations between the Yotal reserve and the total liabilities :— Sept.12. Sept. 19. Differences. Specie. ..... $19,863,100 $19,952,100 Inc $89,000 Legaltend’s 65,825,900 64,504,800 De 621,100 Tot. reserve $35,189,000 $84,756,200 Dec.. $432,100 Reserve re- quired ag’t deposits .. Exc’s of re- serve ab’y legal re- quirement 59,470,625 59,210,200 25,718,375 25,546,700 Dec, THE REDEMPTON AGENCY at Washington, bas given notice that in conse- quence of the exhanstion of the five per cent tund Qnd the failure of the national banks to make a Prompt and genera! response to the request for an additional deposit of five per cent of their circula- tion, it has become necessary to stop the redemp- Won Of national bark notes for 4 short time. “ft is Doped the redemption will be resumed ‘Within two or three weeks.” Tne explananon 171,675 given for this inability of the Treasury Department 0 carry Out the provisions of the Currency bill of tthe last session of Congress is the want of sam- | | cient expert clerical force to expedite the work. ‘With the present plethora of money at the bank centres the delay in redemption is not likely to be material, but in an active woney market it might work serious embarrassment, The present na- ional bank circulation outstanding Is $350,383,000, CONDITION OF THE TREASURY. ‘The bonds held at Washington to secure nationa: Wank circulation amount to $336,054,000, To se- cure public deposits, $16,400,000. Internal revenue receipts te-day were $370,000. Total for month, to ate, $5,575,000, Treasury shipments for week | ending to-day were—Legal venders, $1,280,000; | fractional currency, $79,000, Treasury balances— Currency, $15,250; coin, $72,800,000, less coin cer- Aificates, $28,500,000. GOLD ‘Was extremely dull to-dey and remained steady | at 109%;, the only price of the day. In the loan Market 4 to 1 per cent was paid to have gold car- Tied with loans also made flat, The Assistant | Treasurer paid out to-day $9,600 in redemption of five-twenty bonds and $27,000 on interest account, making a total disbursement on the latter account for the week $251,000. The customs receipts to-day ‘were $283,000, and for the week $2,440,000. FOREIGN EXCHANGE ‘Was quiet, selling at 4.834; to 483% for 60 days sterting, and 4.86% to 4.86 for demand. The | Bpecte shipments to-day were $212,165, gold and | 2 silver bars. The Bank of England gained on bal- | @nces £11,000 sterling. The rate for money on the | London Stock Exchange was 2 per cent on govern- | went securities. In THE PORRIGN MARKETS, American securities in London were quiet, but | in the matin frm, closing at one, o’clock P. M. as follows :—Consols, money, 925% 4& 92 9-16; do., | g@ccount, 925; 1865 ponds, Old, 108% a 108% ; 1867 | bonds, 109%: 10-40 bonds, 10414; new fives, 10444; Erie, 83, Subsequently, at two P. M., bonds of 1865, 01d, were quoted 108%; Erie preferred, 52%, and Paris rentes, 63f. 356c. Liverpool advices re- port breadstufis dull. ae GOVERNMENTS here were steady upon a moderate business and Closed as ‘ollows:—United States currency sixes, 117% al17\; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 117 a 117%; | Go. do., do., coupons, 118 a 118%; do. five-twen- thes, 1862, registered, 112}; a 113; do. do., do., cou- pon, 1124 @ 112%; do, do., 1864, registered, 114; do, do, 40., coupons, 115 a 115%; do. do., 1865, registered, 114%; do. do., do, coupons, 115% ao 1164; do. do, do., new, registered, 115 a 11544; Go. do., do., coupons, 115% a 115%; do. do., 1867, Tegistered, 116 a 116%; do. do, do., coupon, 116% 117; do. do., 1968, registered, 116%; do, do., do., coupons, 116% 4 117; do. ten-forties, registered, NlO'g a 110%; do. do, coupons, 111% @ 111}; do. fives, 1881, registered, 112 a 112%; do.do., do., con- pons, 111% a 1125. THE STOCK MARKET opened strong, ang, in some cases, with advanc- ing igures. Union Pacific was the strongest and Most active stock, and advanced in the early deal- ings to 25%, the highest figure yet reached. After Union Yacitic, New York Central, Lake Shore and Western Union exhibited the most firmness, the Orst board Wabash declined 1% per cent and Rorthwest % per cent, weakening the generai Market toa slight extent, After midday a firmer feeling prevalied and ‘here was some recovery in prices. At the second call the market was gen- 10000 do. sbe | 16000 Un Pac RR istm 2000 ~ do. eR 10000 do. 10000 i 1000 Un Pac slg... 2000.6 & 10, Let At) Gross clearances. 14,218,000 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. } Saturday, Sept. 19-10 A. M., Before Call, | 500 shs West Un Tel... 794¢ 800shs Un Pac RR.. 100 ADs +. -0s. 794 500 20 = do... 100, 10 S00 Tov do. rer 500 Chi &N W RROO1 WD. Gave. IWOLS&M SER. 30 do... 1609 do. BW do. bdo. 4) do. } 3900 do... su do 1000 Th Pacific BR: i 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. $20000 U S6's,r, 'Sl-be NT $1000) US5.20,r,'65n. be 115% | 6500 Us fair cL h20.., 1123_ 1Q00U TS B's, 140, r.. LION BW U d 520, m... 11533 First Board—10:30 A. M. $1000 Missoni 6,77... 97 200 shs Chid RIR..be 101% MO Tenn Hs,n,exe., 51 G0 do, = Wiig ySTs bl re. W7% QO go. 3 101% 7 77 SN J Cen © 1044 2000 Chi, B&Q 8s... 1” 10) Mila st PR. 33 1000 Erie Ist m i 100 CHE 100 Erie 4th tm. 99% 100 10 NYC Ist m, co... 17%, 600 1nKO NYC Ist, 2 Wy 20 uu) Cen Pac g bds., 91 1100 48000 Un Pac sink t. ‘sou Alta TH Bd pt... 5000 Tol & Wab2d.. 1000 Tol & Wab conc, 1000 Ohio & Miss ¢ sf 2)shs Mercht’s Bk... 113 be 1066 By ie ; TS es 1 3635 Cae do. 10 36! 7, 800 do. io 79% 300 do 73% 6 do 9, 1500 do. 793g 100, do. 795, 1100 do. 20 ao . 79% 100 do. 200 Pac Mali S8Co.b'¢ 48° 107 do Sy QW dOseeeseeenbD3 48 40 © 0, tee 98% 900 % + 48% 100 do bs Hay 70 48) W) Del, LAW... be 8 119 | $776 100 Ohio & Mise RR.be 4 i 0. Le Sed 0. ri IGNYC&HERKDE 100° 300 do n* do. 10% 590, CATCH. Ww do. 283 10032 100 * “do... ww do. 1008, 2) do. 10) do... “b3 100% 400 Tol & Wab. 10 Erie Rit be 35° 4a By do.y dS 352300 30 Go... 153 MI BH) 30 do. 4% 1100 40 = do BS 85° B00 200 do M4 20 GOLS&MSKER.bee 15 500 40 do. 75% 100 10 = ao 75% 300 200 do. 15% 20 260 do 75 500 di 7% WHS 75% 10 di 2 oo % 20 2500 5% 100 law do im Tu0 30 do. 5% 100 Ha St ne a0. Ww iw do. 100 12:30 P, M.—Sefore Call. 200 sha West Un Tel... 90) shs Un Pacific...23 3514 200 do. sre 10) do 0 Bay 40) do WO. C&i Gk 0 Ww) 4; 100 Chi & NW RR 35% 200 Pac Nai S8.270.088 478 100 BUNYC EAR... 183 ly 30 BL ea M SKK, 75% 100 | ho do. 2:83 7545 200 10) Oto & Miss AR: 100 Union Pac RR....b3 ‘99 shs Union Pac 100 Ch. &NW BE 2ishsSprMCoal..be 68” 1800. do. 35! 100 Quick Min Co pi... 39% 100Chi & NW pi i 10) © do..........b€ 39% 50 Uo, Bg 5) OS Bxpress. 2m) West Un Tel. 200 3) do. 100 Panama RR, BNJ Cen RR 10 do.. . chi a KTR Ge bs 1043 Wie | 29) Pac Maii 88... GOUMIStPRR...be 32% ‘ao. 3300 Tol @ WR be 15 | 100 ao. we 83 3h 100 do. 809 31 lwNyoe it 20 31 10) Erie RR. ri) 3 300 do... 10 Fi WLSéMSEBR 20) ay 2800 ra) a1 2 3 do. 31 109 200) Han & StS Bi 26s, 100 SUT, 734 200 oblod MRR. By 6 dor INS 75% 100, CA IC RR. 10) 800 Un Pao HR.."b'C'b3 35% 10)” do... 103 $100 do ° 83 67 Warren RR. 6 ww do + a6 2to3 P. M. $3000 Tenn 6's, n, exc. 200) Tenn 6's, 0S..... 9000 Cen Pac 2 bds... 20) shs Pac Mail . 50 ao 100 do... 250 West Un Tel 300 PRR. 0 Tol& Wab BR, 0, 100 100 Quicksiive DNYC&H 100 do. 10 100 ‘00 Oni do ion Pac RR... CLOSING PRIGES—3 O'CLOOK P, M NY CARR, 100% 0 100% Mila St Paul.. 22% a 23 Erie 3% a 35g MILAStP DL. a 5a Lake Shore...: 75% a 75% Ohio & Miss... 4 a 24'y Pittsburg....7'! Siig a 873g West Un Tel... 79% @ 7989 Chi & SW...) 36% a 36" Tol & Wabash. 3 31% chi & § 0% & 8% Union Pacific Bsr wie OC ALC 10% 43° Panama. Lig, +2. FINANCIAL, (AUGUST BELMONT 4 00. Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau street, erally steady, while towards the close a firmer feeling prevailed and prices advanced + to 4 per cept, The strongest stocks were Union Pacif Western Union, Wabash and Northwest common The total sales of the day aggregated anout 122,000 shares. The subjoined table gives the sales An each stock and also THE BIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Highest, Lowest, Sales, | New York Central 1,700 Ene. 2,900 Lake Shor! 4 26, 300 Northwestern .......-, 36% 3 10,500 | Northwestern preferred 63% 53 300 Rock Island, 101% 101g 1,400 Pacific Mail. . 4559 00 St. Paul. ies 335g 5,000 Ohio and Missise bY 1,200 Western Union... 79% 11,440 Wabash... : 7,000 Union Pacific 27,800 ©, ©. and 1, ¢ 2400 Panama “ 2 200 | New Jersey Central. 106 900 | Del., Lack. & Western. 109 BAS Hannibal and st, Joeeph 26% 3,800 Hannibal & St. Jo. pref. 30% 600 | Quicksilver... % 33 300 | Qnicksuver pre iy 29% 300 Adams Express 106 106 100 To... - 121,888 | RALLWAY MORTGAGES | continue frm. The principal posiness was in the | Union Pacific securities, which were frm, firsts gelling at 86% @ 86%, land grants at 88% and sinking funds at 74% @ 75. Central Pacifics brought 91, New York Central firsts, coupon, 1074; o,, registered, 107%, and Chicago and Northwest- ein consolidaye) gold boudg, couPGD, 77 0, C. | A. are now prepared to offer to investors the new Five Per | Cent Rexistered Bonds for 4851 in certificates to suit pur- | chasers A + Stocks negotiated at the lowest market rate; g60 to $10) Duts or ‘cals: $40 to $350 double privileges. “This aystetn of operating is fully explaine With vainable statistical information, sent tree to all who desire to speculate. TUMBRIDGE & CO, Bankers and Bi PROFESSIONAL AND lA lady, naving diplomas from several institut sires the assistance of an elderly, wealthy gentieman, Address J.J. B., Herald Brookiyn Branch office. | —MON EY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE ocks, Bonds, Real Bstate, action, V. K.’ STEVENSON, | Furnitu) J | A —GITY CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS | A. ily and thoroughly prosecuted by an experienced Attorney, without any charge whatever anless success. | ful; excellent references trom clients. Address LAW- | YER, box 2432 Post office, A STOCK PRIVILEGRS—PUTs, CALLS, SPREADS A.“ and Suraddies on Members. Stock ‘Exchenge, for eee te oe ek befeny sh teint ad operating in Stocks: ex- natory circular inailed to any address, PIADAWITY CANGTALARD & MONTAGUE, 6 Broad strect, LOAN WANTED—ON CLAY PitOPERTY AND A. brick’ yard: now working containing 9) acres, heur New York, valued at $1208; bondman Al, Address CLAY, Herald office. —DOUBLE, PRIVILEGES (AT MARKET PRICE), to $80; Puts or Calls, $10 per 100 shares on Me How re, tMembers of the ‘Stock Exchange,” Money i and mass is Wail erorthe h Brentano, inion square ; be had Of APaLEY & BAZLEY. Brokers, 74 Broadway. A. or more sums, on improved ay ity mast be first class. Address, wit (0. RTGAGE, Herald Uptown Branch office. T REASONABLE RATES—MOWEY ON LIFE AND property; Kodowment insurance Folicies Mortgages and other Securities, er ot ae ed with best COUAWAUNGS + BARHICH $ ‘Broadway. e | until October 1. | 44 | the same on the steady appreciation in the market 4 | Pacific Land Grant, the case ot the Tinols Central Com- % | the construction of a railroad from Cairo to Chicago and 2 | and 345,000 acres were lett free of incumbrances Accord- “jg | ing to the last annual report of, the Illinois Central Come | press their conviction fl fe | or at % | or at the : i | < | ay | Street.” | 3 1 ( 4 | checks, &c., everywhere, at best rates with immediate { | blace of business | | ie | | —<STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE | in a pamphiet, | 5 | and Territory. —$25,00 TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE, IN ONE | secur: | 1 particulars, | FINANCIAL. NOTICE TO BUNDHOLDBRS, Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Company fechmuch graudeation in announcing to the, boudheld- ere the great success and approaching close, of the ‘und ing operations of the company. On the 2d Inst. the Di- | rectors extended the time for exchanging Income Bods for -inking Fund Bonds until the 16th inat,, and since then one and 4 halt millions Income Bonds’ have been ex- changed, leaving only about one million of the incomes bow outstanding out of the original issue of ten Thus, during the very short period which has elapsed since the funding operations were commenced, about nine million dollars of (he Income Bonds have been con- verted into the new sinking Fund Bonds, and when it is taken into consideration that in this period was em- braced the dullest month of the summer, the Directors, many of whom have been identified with the enterprise | sincé its very inception, naturally fee: great satistuction At the succeas which has attended their eflorts for the | suture welture of the company, the rapidity of the con- versions being unprecedented in railway finance, ‘The excharges within the past two weeks have con- vincea the Directiors that a much larger amount of 1n- come bonds than they had sapposed are held iu Europe, Tmauy of the recent exchanges having been for Ku: ropean account ‘The company have notifications of bonds on the way from Europe for exchange which Were not shipped in time to reach here by the Lith inst, and numerous cable telegrams have been received DY New York correspondents of European bondholders asking if the company, would coutinue their terms of exchange—six ct the Sinking Fund bons for five of the Income bonds—until their bonds could reach New York. | At tue request of the New York representatives of Ea: | ropean bondholders, the Directors, after mature del | eration, have decide’ to extend the tae for exchanges No doubt both the remaining and European bondholders will avail themselves of this opportunity to exchange their bonds, when the Direc- tors hope fo be able to announce the fing: and complete ccess of the tunding operations of the company. The Directors take this opportunity to congratulate those holders of the Income Bonds who have exchanged | value of the new Sinking Pund Bonds, which have ad- | vanced over nine points since the 2d inst. These bonds | are consta: growing in favor with investors, and it | would seem should eventuaily take a higher rank on the | Stock Exchange than the Income Bonds have done, | owing to the valuable security behind them. ‘The Simking Fund Bonds are a mortgage upon the | Toad. equipment and franchises of the Union acide Railroad Company alter the First Mortgage Bonds ant | the government lien, whioh alone is sufficient security | to xive the bonds a Iligh standing and insure the prompt payment ot interest and principal: but in addition they. are ws second mnarigage upon the Immense land grant, of the company. The Land Grant Bonds, which form & first lien upon the lands, have been reduced from $10,400,000 to nearly $8,000,000, and the Land Department has in notes and casi about $2,700.00, which, atthe pres ent market price, would retire $3,0%,000 inore of the bonds, reducing the total to $5,000,000, ‘The Land De- | partment hus bought and cancelled nearly $690,000 Land | Grant Bonds since January 1, which isa veay rapid _re- duction in the bonded debt. It will be seen, therefore, that the time is not very distant when the sigking Fun Bonds will become a first lien upon the lands of the company, an empire in itself. ‘he company, up to 035, x August ‘1, 1874, had disposed of acres for $4,719,307, an averase of $4.55 per acre, and still had on | hand 11,044,215 acres. As illustrating the prospectiue value of the Union Pany can be cited. ' In 1550 Congress granted to the State of Illinois x sections ot land per mile of road in aid of Dunieith. ‘This grant was transterred by the state to whe Tuinois Central Company. The extent of the Land Grant | was 2,595.00 acres, of which 2,600,000 acres were set aaart for construction, 25,01) acres to pay interest on bonds Dany the sales ot lands, including advance interest, had Tealized $24,994,706, and the average per acre had "been $7 94 for Interest lands, $10 36 tor construction lands. and $1 % for tree lands The Land Grant of the Ifinois Central Company consisted of agricultural lands only, | while the lands of the Union Pacttic Kailroad are not only agricultural, but also contain rich and apparently | inexhaustible deposits ot coal and iron ore. The Cnion | Pacife Land Grant is nearly five times greater than that of the Tilinois Central, and yet the latter has reailzed | nearly $25,000,000 from its lanas, with $25,0.0 acres still on hand. ‘Some idea ot the prospective value of the | Union Pacific Land Grant can pe derived trom these | figures. The coal lands of the Union Pacific, when de- | veloped, will suppiy the Western country and the Pacide coast with coal, the moving of which will give the com- pany 4 large and valuable trafic. The Directors, im making this communication to the holders of the company’s ‘securities, ‘eel bound to ex- t there Is a great future betore their enterprise. ‘The trafic returns are very encourag ing, the net earnings tor July having shown an increase of $40,000, notwithstanaing the general depression of business. ‘The company has effected a new arrange- ment in regard to tts coal supply, whereby fuel is ob- tained at a much lower cost than’ formerly. Tho extra expenses for ffiling up trestle work, which have been charged to operating exbenses, are about over, and in over ways the expenses of the road will be’ reduced from this time forward. | _ ‘These facts. together with the rapid growth ot the Pa- cific commerce and the prospect that the Union Pacific | will for many years constitute the sole connecting link between the Atlantic and the Pacific, should improve the value of the property and the credit of the company in the future, and to this end the best efforts of the man- agement will be directed. Exchanges of Income Bonds or Sinking Fund Bonds can be made or information obtained at the OFFICE OF 1HE COMPANY, in Boston, MORTOR, BLISS & CO.. Financial Agents of the Company, Drexel Building, President’s office, 23 Nassan strect, SIDNEY DILLON, President —STOCK PRIVILEGE ENABLES ANY ONE TO + operate in Stocks with a moderate capital di, ‘the same time, increases the chances of success. Calls | are bought tor a rise or can be used as margin to sell | short against. Puts are bought for a decline or can be used as margin to buy loug against Double Privileges wh 4 48 profit on either an advance or decline. When latge purchases or Privileges are made they can be obtained nearer the market. | In view ot thas fact we have made such purchases and contracts with members of the *tock Exchange as to enable us to quote extremely low rates for ali this weck. | | Rates Good for the/ *‘Puts,” ‘Calls, Double Week ending Sep-| Below Above | Privileges tember 26. Market. | Market. | investment in active enterprises. BUSWESS OPPORT' PAsrrEs WANTED—WITH ABOUT. INA legitimate retail reaay money business down town; Capital required tor addtional stock; good profits to divide weekly. Address, with full particulars, W. M., cure of Mr. ¥, Heard, corher Washington and Chambers PARTNER WANTED—witt § interest and act as treasurer old establisned entertainment; best of reterences given. Address, be- tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 12 M., J. H, ROBINSON, Metropolitan Theatre, 585 Broadway. ETIRING MEMBER OF A WBLL KNOWN FIRM, doing & profitable manufacturing business, desires to dispose of his interest for about $30,000; un energetic business nan and @ good tinancier requisite. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. 'UNITIES, TO TAKE AN GTEAM FLASH ENGINE—VALUASLE IMPROVE ment. no boiler: costs one-half to manufacture; re ponte by Bee bon] Gonaniee one: ourth the pa08t nada Patent 3 terms; working model 1v4 John strect. poral terms; eACREOLE. A WARSTED—A THOROUGH BUSINESS YOUNG man, with $5,000 to $8.00) cash capital, to take the Place of a retiring partner, In an old established i caring business; will bear the closest investigation goods sold to the Wholesale trade. ‘Tis _is a rare oppor- tunity for the nght man. No huuibug. Particulars given only at interview. “ Address QUINCY, Herald office. ANTED—A PARTNER, W1 TO JOIN THE adveruser in manufactu: icle in great de- mand; 50 per cent profit guaranteed. Address C. C., 10 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND mortgages FINANCIAL, BAND 10 Fdity and County Bonds U4 son ) Raitroad Bonds. Si Railroad Stocks. pelltg,other choice Stocks aud Bonds, paying 10 to 16 ata large reduction below par, for sale b ALBERT H. NICOLAY &CO., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, 43 i’ine street. _N. B.—Investiment Securities our specialty 22 years. AND $10,000 TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE— $8,000 ssrvenamte Uean om HonTgAce, 000 in one sam oF Would be divided for this city. _HINMAN & SON, 25 Fine street. $14. 00072O8 INVESTMENT ON FInsT MORT, 4 gage Trust Funds; no bonus; 40 per cent on valuation JOHN SIEGEL, 79 Codar street, $45,000. from'ss.ny iy sision, on tse mortwage. . ‘om on first mot . dress TRUSTEE, box 1,447 Post office. $80,000 TOR5RCHASE SECOND AND LE<SE- A hold Mortgages on New York city Prop- erty, at reasonable rates, CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 30 Pine street. 100.000 7 LO48=oX coop city PROPER: P, ty, in sams to snft, without bonus rin desiring to borrow or invest apply to PAUL P. TODD, 55 Liberty street 110.000, THs AMOUNT ON HAND TO PUR. . « chase First Mortgages on improved ly real estate not over three Fears to run, JOHN 8, PIBRU Browdway. 150.000 ii tnoraars:T sccona $150 RICHARD V. ARN 111 Broadway, room F, ae $200. O00 READY MONEY To LOAN ON BOND . and mortraye,in suis to suit, at 7 per cent, DE LOYNES & WEBER, 596 Sixth 5 $300.000 Torigare, on city proveriy or wuany, . mort 0 Part of the Stato, BROOKLYN LOAN COMPANY, 66 urt street, Brooklyn. $450.000 T2982 2ORDS 70, LOAN ON BOND A and mortgage on New York city pro- perty, in sums to suit. CALLENDER & LAUREN OR, 30 Pine strect._ 5 TO LOAN—ON STOCKS, BONDS, $500.000 Notes, Mcrigages and other valuable Securities, in sams to sult; also cash to buy the same, PAUL P. TODD, 56 Liberty street, 540,000 7204s ON rinsr AND SECOND . city mortzages and leaseholda; Brook- lyn first “mortgages wanted. Apply to RENO & GOLD- |ARK, 23 Park row (Express baildmg,) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A GENTLEMAN REQUIRING MEANS TO EXTEND ‘an established and paying book business will sell half inter est for $1,000; worth much more; an investiga- tion will prove this an unusual chance to make a large sum without one cent risk. Address box 108, station A. FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS WANTED—T0 COM. ete machines now in course of construction, to enable the advertiser to sell an invention of great intrinsic value ; workingmodel can be seen in operation ; patents complete and fully secured; liveral arrange: ments will be made. Aduress 8. P.. Heraid office. GENTLEMAN WHO HAS BEEN CONNECTED with one of the largest and most snecesstul distilling ‘and reetitying bouses in the West, for the past ten years, with a large and valuable connection in New York and vicinity, wants a partner with not less than $50,000 to join him carrying on the same business. Principals only ‘will please address K,, Herald office. A WADDITIONAL CAPITA® PROCURED —A, + for merchants, manufacturers and others; Mining Interests &c., negotiated; Real Estate exchanzed tor Business; persons with capital seeking business advised of approved opportunities, References—Hunter, Waiton Co., produce commission, 164 Chambers street? Hazev, Whiting & Co., silk goods, ‘32 Broadway, 4c. GRIGUS & CARL Broudw: HALF RIGHT TO MANUFACTURE AND SELL to all America a smail Machine needed by thou Sands; $20) capital required; also an entireiy indepen- dent Business, no opposition; capital $3 for stock. SAUNDERS, 291 Broadway. BREWERY TO LET—REPLETE WITH ALL MOD- ern improvements, for brewing 100 bols. per day; owner willing to take an interest, Address OWNE! Herald office. STON, Financial and Business Brokers, 98 —FOR SALE, LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS + aud Furniture of a prosperous first class hotel on Broadway, above Canal street: proprictors retiring. JESSE C. CONNER, No, 1 College place. A eETY CLAIMS OF | ALL | DESCRIPTIONS . thoroughly prosecuted by an experienced attorney, without any charge whatever unless successtul; excel- lent references from clients, Address LAWY£R, box 2,482 Post office. PARTNER IN THE CUSTOM SHOE BUSINESS— By a gentleman with considerable trade and ex- Derlence; about $1,000; location up town; first class neighborhood: no immediate competition: reference v" ‘ed. Apply atofiice of O, W. U. Dkk. trom 10 to 2. LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM -& COMPANY, 12 Wall street, ake Investments of capital in legiti- inate enterprises’ loans made on Siate, county and West. rn Real Estate; Bonds, Municipal Securities purchased nd sold: money loaned to merchants, manufacturers, , on their commercial notes, and capital securea tor NY PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN THE DRY and fancy goods business can purchase to advan- tage a well selected stock with an old established trade in one ot the best locations in Brooklyn; fine store and low rent; satisfactory reasons for selling; terms easy. Address i. D. C., Herald office. A PARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,000 CASH, FOR halfinterest in a reliable down town business; « Young, enerzetic man preterred, with good reterences; thoroligh investigation solicited.’ Address N. F., Heral office. ! Distancs alte: | Northwestern St. Paul Com. | Ohio and Miss, | Union Pacific. . Gand LC. Puciiie Mail Han, & St. Jo. Erie. | Gold, $25 | “The best Stocks to invest in are those in which you look for the greatest luctuation, and in such We will se- | cure contracts for those who desire us to make the in- | Yestment for their account, the prices of 30 day contracts | are as follows $10 3 wil! purchase a put or call on 10 shares of stock. Let purchase a double privilege on 10 shares of stor $26 57 will purchase a putor call on 25 shares of stock. HREREEERRR | | \ $5513 will purchase a double privilege on 25 shares of " $53.13 will purchase a put or call on 50 shares of stock. $106 25, Mey purchase a double privilege on 50 shares of 105 25 will purchase a pat or call on 100 shares of stock. 212 80 will purchase a double privilege on 20 snares of stock. 212 6 will purchase a put or call on 109 shares of stock. &) will purchase @ double Drivilege on 200 shares of Fullest information may be obtained in pamphlet, sent free on application; also tho k's. Doings in’ Wall TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wali street, New Yor —A.—FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES PUR- chased, leaseholds included : algo, money to loan; bring papers'for examination: prompt answers, Y. L. B. Tow, rooins 18 and 19. HOWES & COMPANY, BANKERS, t, make collections of ‘notes, drafts, ri YOLLECTIONS. J No. 6 Wall str | returns, and check for proceeds will be sent to owner's e day ASH LOANS.—$100 TO $10,000 ON SECURITIES Furniture, Pianos, Diamonds, Jewelry and Mer- ndise In general; Second Mortgages cashed; mer- \dise stored. AMS CAGNEY, Auctioncer, 531 Hudson street e dl MAN WITH ABOUT $3,000 CAN SECURE A PART- nership in a first class wholesale business, well es- tablished; best reference turnished and required. Ad- dress M., box 217 Herald office, N OPPORTUNITY IS PRES“NTED TO PURCHASE, for $5,000, an interest in an old established Periodi- cal, over 40,000 bona fide circulation; large advertising patron: Address INVESTMENT, ‘Herald office. MAN I8 WANTED, WITH $700 CASH AND BEST of references, in the office of a manufacturing business. Any one complying with above call at No. 709 Broadway, room 17. LADY POSSESSING DESIRABLE BUSI qualifications wishes to interest a gentiem: Means to join in establishing a reliable and Incrative business; capital secared, Address KELIABLB, Herald Uptown Branch office. ‘A TARINER WANIED-WITH | CAPITAL, FROM $5,000 to. $20,000, in various well-established and Profitable businesses, that will bear investigation. TSAAC A. BIGGS, No. 5 Dey atrect. GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD BUSINESS PROS- pects in stock, bond and larder business. who can Procure many valuable accounts, for investment and speculation, has excellent connections, unexceptionable credentials. with fifteen yhars’ experience, and is a first class accountant, desires an associate. with capital, or will connect himsels with a party already established. Address A. Z., box 125 Herald office, PARTNER-IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED, LIBER- ally paying, legitimate cagh business: a rare oppor- tunity is here offered, well worth invesugating. Partic- ulars at 1,241 Broadway. YOUNG MAN, OF FAIR BUSINESS QUALITIES, and having some cash, is desirous of becoming a partner in some wholesale business; commission, flour or produce preterred; to a wholesale house, of lon, standing, would loan $4.000 on good security, for a goo Position, with reasonable salary: agents or patent hum- buys need not reply. Address, with tull particulars, or No Notice will be taken, FLOUR, box 19 Herald Uptown Branch office. . RELIABLE MAN WANTED—TO MANAGE THE entire sales of staple goods in every county and State in the United States; men living in’ the territory referred. Call on or address the ALASKA COMPANY, 4 Keade New York. XECUTORS’ FUNDS OF $150,000 TO LOAN ON NEW [4 York city first class private Dwellings for five ears; no bonus and only legal charges. Apply at No. 6 ‘ine street, room Le, | A PHYSIVIAN WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AS artner or successor to a physician of thirty ‘years’ Practice: from $1,000 to $3,000 required. For particulars 178 Lexington av POR SALE OR BXCHANGE-A GOOD PURUHASE money Second Mortgage, $3,490; 10 months to run; on three story brown stone House, east side, Principals Apply to owner, LICHTENSTEIN, 144 East Forty-fourth | Stree PERSON OF EXPER(ENCE, HAVING SEVERAL sizes of ruchings machines, would like to manutac- ture ruchings and all kinds of ladies’ neckwear tor wholesale houses. Address RESPONSIBLE, $08 West Twenty-third street. | ] AEWA¥S HA\E MONEY 10 LOAN ON GOOD NEW | York city Mort, ages without bonns. Prineipais de- | string to BORROW OR INVEST apply to ______ Cd. GRANT, 11 Pine street. ERSEY CITY 7 PER CENT AND OTHER CITY oJ Bonds tor sale by LIVINGSTON &'CO,, Bankers, 10 | Pine street | ve } i OHN 8. PIERCE, 6 BROADWAY, HAS MONEY TO joan and to purchase Mortgages on real estate in ew York and vicinity; large mortgages of $25,000 to ‘000 preferred. ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE; also to purchase First and Second Mortgages. : 4VT COOK, 1 Broadway, room B, ONEY 10 LOAN, ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON IM- proved first class property in this exty and Hudson, Passaic and Bergen counties, KE. M. MASON, 31 Park row. ONEY.—ANY AMOUNT TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE, on approved Securities. First. Second and Lease- | hold Mortgages purchased. RUFUS K, MCHARG, 136 Broadway, Notary and Commissioner for every State | , DUE EN 1835; BROOKLYN CITY YORK © | NE Y 7 NYS, due in iio, buffalo city Water 7's, due in 1908; Rochester city 7's, due in 1893; Peeksktil Water 7's, due | in Ive; Cincinnati 7's, due in 191; Long Island city | | Water 74 due 1304 sey City Water 7 | by DANIEL a. ALARY ($3.00 AS TREASURER, porated company, is open tor a gentleman investiny $5,000; all stock. sold at par; best reterences. required, | Address TREASURER, box 122 Herald office. | ig JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY KAILROAD, Northern Pacific, and other defaulted Railroad Bonds vought and sold, by the old established house of | ALBERT H. LAY & ©0., | Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, j No, 43 Pine street, New York. i, Piahung Water 7s, due in 908 Jer. t ‘or sale at ver, rice: OWAN, 40 Wallstreet, ee IN AN INCOR. ‘ | RUST FUNDS TO LOAN—UPON BOND ANy MORT- | fuge; also money to buy Leasehoids and Secona | Mortgages, at a reasonable discount, | SAWARD & LEAVITT, 56 Wall street, | _ | ANTED—LOAN OF $5).00, THREE OR FIVE | years, on large animproved Hudson River Prop: | erty worth four mes the smpoant, fr which fair com. | oe ol will be given. Address OWNER, box 408 Post | | oftice. | | robes and Embroidered White Goods of every varie UTAW HOUSE, PASSAIC, N. J.—STOCK, FIX- Wares and, Lease for sale; present proprietor is in other business, not calculated tor hotel keeper; stable attached ; all in good order. Inquire of A. SPEER, saic, N. J., or at #2 Warren street, New York. OR $500 (ENT Pas- I WILL SELL MY ENTIRE HALF IN- terest in one of the Best, paying businesses in th city. Address FRANK, Herald office. ‘AVING MANAGED BUCCESSFULLY ONE OF THE oldest and largest lithographic establishments in this country for over 20 years, and having thereby ac- quired considerable expenence in all the branches ap- pertaining to this profitable art, particularly the chro mos, I desire to associate myself with some one Who will tyraish the necessary capiual to starta frst class concern if New York city. Tcan control a large amount of cus- tom. Satisfactory reference as to ability and character. Address LITHU, ‘Herald Brooklyn Bratich office. ‘OTEL FOR SALI AN INTEREST IN LEASE, Furniture, Fixtures, &c., ot one of the principal | hotels in Chicago; bas a world wide reputation of years standing; doing a large and profitable business ; Chaace tor a litetime. Address HENRY DECKER, i02 Washington street, Chicago, Il HAVE A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS, WITH which I wish to buy an tnterest in a Hotel, in thi city or out, having a good transient trade. Address, with ful particulars, A. B.C., box 179 Herald office. News FOR ALL, ie IN THE EVENING TKLEGRAM | _1WO GENTS. NE-HALF INTEREST IN A MANUFACTORY OF 4wo patented articles, secured for United States, Europe and Canada; will’ stand Investigation; to te rightman a large fortune; $16,000 to $25,000 require none bat ps ties commanding this amountneed apply. Address HARTFORD, Herald office. uns N ACCOUNT OF A CHANGE IN MY BUSINESS I | of Children’s Outfits, Ladies’ Underwe: will sell, at half the regular prices, a splendid stock , Intants’ Wai ac,, ke; a rarechance for a person to comuience bust ness. Apply at 23 Union square, room 1. Paes wit AND SERVICES POR MANO- facturing and olfice business, yielding $4,0) yearly rofit; information only at the interview; no ent dress HONORABLE, box 101 Herald office, Ont | ton; She ptaie stree! Waa PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF $5,000 to $10,000, in an established butter and cheese house: best of reterences given and required; all com ea aad confidential Address N. &., box 105 Berald office. ANTED—A PARTNER, WHO CAN GIVE GOOD reference ag regards’ honesty, in a business of 7 ears’ standing, in Brooklyn, or will sell the whole. Jail and see at 73 Congress street, near Columbia, South, Brooklyn. ANTED—A TRUCKING OR EXPRESS BUSINESS in exchange for adown town fancy cash Grocery and Leage of Premises, near terry. Address TKUCK, box 2M Herald office, WARSTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH $2,500 capital, te extend a well establisned business in Now York. Address A. R. W., box 2,321 New York Post office. $300. —TO A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMOUNT, D ‘* respectably connected, an opportunity is olfered to join the advertiser, who has a first class trade in the wine and spirit business; no bar; down town. Ad- Gress O., box 192 rierald oflice. $350. ensuren wre a tertainment; good security, Address A. Hoiel, New York. $40) WILL BUY THE HALF INTES retiring partner in an old established meat, Poultry and fish market; splendid o| YANRE active man, Apply at MALONE Nassau street. $50 \—-EASY TERMS, WILL I 19) ness requiring ‘two hous: time every evening; have contract OUNT WANTE! 88 travelling B., Occidental pportumity tor a Se Store Agency, RCHASE A BUSI- each day and same shead for 3,4 und 6 vestment in 7 months; reason ior s¢ Fequires owner's whole time ani atteatio! iumaie business, no patent scheme. Address, tor three days, M. A. J., box 1,065 Post oftice, New York. $800. —A BUSINESS, * lished 11 year: ESTAB- netting $2,00) annual income, will be sold only to party accepiable; those not having the cash need not apply. G, W. STRICKLAND, 36 Beekman street. $1 000 WANTED—FOR MANUFACTURING PU ‘ poses. A good inves. men unity satis- factory. Address MANUFACTURES, Uptown Branch office. $2,000 7a MAN WANTED. WITH THIS AMOUNT, ae . to join advertiser 1 a light manatacturing business already established, | Address, vor 1ull Iutorma- Si 5 $2.00 TO $3,000.—A PAR » EITHER gentleman or lady, with the ubove amount, to open a first class Fainily Hotel, already hired, in the best 1 cation. Addr box 2:41 Lost oilice. RARE CHANCE, $3.500. ings, trontin, nue, Jersey —A RARE CHANCE TO BUY A WELL paying cash Furniture store, with Bur go {Wo avenues, | Owner, 395 Palisuae aye. dity Heights; Hoboken terry. $5.000 WILL SECURE, FOR A RELIABLE business man, # position as equal partner in a well established jobbing business. For interview and particulars address H., box 164 terald ofice, —Wa , A PARTNER WITH THIS $5.000 . ‘+ amount, in @ business as stable as cotton. For furuuer particulars call at It Hl. JONSON'S, t6 Dey street. $5.000 208, INVESTMENT ede Mate respectable business that will pay Well. Address WESTERN, Herald Uptown Branch office $5. (OOO ~RABTNER WANTED, TO | SUPERIN. ed. + tend only; lucrative art publishing; long ostablished, with new, valuable patent; government or. | ders; general sales extensive. Cail ut 503 roadway, top joor. —o+___ THE FALL BOOK TRADE SALE, pala LS Ninth and Last Day. One of the greatest and most successful affairs in the annals of publication was the fall book trade sale which Closed last evening, alter a dura- tion of nine days, at the trade salesrooms, in Clinton Hall. Whether the action of the pubiisn- ers a& Putin-Bay, Ohio, last July, where 1t Was proposed to abolish trade sales, or that re- | newed contidence in a wholesome revival of trade | has taken possession of the book dealers, one thing 1s certain, which is that the sale just closed has never before been equalled, much less sur- passed, either in contribution, sales or prices ob- tained. Before one book was disposed of the tm- mense stock of stationery, carried by Messrs. D. Appleton & Co., was offered as a prelude to the Stocks Of publications. This stock alone realized $100,000, and consumed three days to auction of. ‘The contributors to this last trade sale caine from all parts of the country—Boston, Philade! oe Balumore, Cincinnati—and even London, ngiand, was largely represented. The catalogue contained 600 pages of ull lines of choice litera- ture by authors, great and smail, renowned and strange. Messrs, William R. Leavitt, H.C. Foster and J. K. Pratt, who were the presiding auctioneers, may teel proud of their exertions in having obtainea such universally good rates for the books sold. The following 18a full list of the contributors to the trade sale of 1874:—Messrs. James R. Osgood & Co., Boston; Hurd & Houghton, New York Litue, Brown & Co., Boston; D. Appleton & Co,, New York; G. P, Putnam’s sons, New York; Jobn Allyn, Boston; Clark & Maynard, New York; Ira Bradley & Co, Boston; Thomas ©. Jack, Edinourgh, Scotland; Elhott Stock, London, Englaid; Charles Tabor & Co., New Bedford, Mess.; Schmidt & Uo., New York; £. and H. 'f. An-hony & Co., New York; D, and J. Sadiier & Co., New York; M. Haverty, New York; P. O'Shea, New York; Claxton, Reimsen & Hadelinger, Pniadeiphia; Hstes & Lauriat, Bos- don & (o., New York; H. B, Nims & Co., Troy, N. Y.; Dodi & Mead, New York; Scribner, Armstrong & Co, New York; James Miller, New York; Charles Destiver, Puiladelpnia; H, L. Hin- ton, New York; Foberts Bro.’s, Boston; William J. Widaleton, New York ; Lee & Shepara, Boston; Lee, Shepard & Lebom pag New York; I. M. Stoddard, & Co., Philadeiptia; R. W. Carroll & Co., Cincin- nati, Uhio; Georg: Bell & Sons; Ward, Lock & Tyler, Londo! Serib:r, Welford & Armstrong, New York; William F.Gill & Co., Boston; William Wood & vo,, New York George A. Leavitt, successor to Leavitt & Allen brothers, New Yor! Evans & Co., Piiladelphia; A. S. Barnés & Co. New York; W. V. Ae Philadelphia; Henry Soutneran & Co., ,ondon: Henry &. Bohn, London; J, Sabin & Sous, New York, and a number of others, THE NEW YORK BOARD OF TRADE, It 18 stated tha steps nave been taken to organ- ize in this citys Board of Trade for the city and | State of New Yok. This will be no class organiza- tion, but a union for self-protection of manufac- turers, shipownrs, agents, agriculturalists and the representatves of trading, transportation, financiai and mmulacturing corporations. Such an organizatio. cannot but be productive of greac good 1 the defence of trade against the burdens anc Impositions with which official corrupyon and ‘reedy monopolies have afflicted business interets, Indeed, an active mercantile association, untammelled by politics, protecting trade against ofcial robbery, exposing wrongs, and mM active o-operation with the mercantile and agriculturalinterests outside of the city, must exercise 4 goud hat cannot be computed on gen- erai business. be subscription for membership of the new Boan Is fixed atthe low sum of $12 per annum, inorder that good representative men who below to the various exchanges may not be deterredoy high rates of membership from | alding this new joard by their active influence. DENTISTRY. RTIFICIAL TETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY, without plate:lasps or any extractions; Teeth built upcnetumps to Ciginal shape and golor. | Dr. SIUKS- (OND, removed 432 West Twenty-clfird street. RTISTIC DENISTRY.—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN in want of veth, cail un J. A. REED, M. D,, 72 Bixth avenue, thid door above Seventeenth street, the last twelve years, BEAUTIFU) SET, $5 TO $8; GUM TEETH, $10; Single, $1; xtracting with ¢ % 500. ; Silver Fill- ings, vc. ; éxamte specimens. NEW YORK DENTAL i MS, 262 Sish avenue. Open Sunday. Remem- ry R. WHITE, DENTIST—HAS REMOVED TO FiXth ave patty of 289; Hots of Teeth, $5; Gum Sets, $1; weth filled, & cents; gold, $1. work gaaraniec 186 $5, all R. MICHAEIS, §2 BAST FOURTH STREET, NEAR | Second aveue.—Sets $10, with or without extract ing; filling 50cats: teeth built upon roots to original shape and color Ufiice open Sunday ull4P. M. ANTED—LOAN OF $10,000, ON FIRST CLAS stone front louse, 109 foot street; also loan ot # | on private House in Brooklya. Cail at store 2,288 Third avenue, near 124d street, LOAN WANTED—BY A PARTY IN BUSI- Ress, in good creait and with wood Feter, j= | $1.50 ences; will give 8 security furniture that cost ‘Within J8 months. Address CHAT, 4, Herald | ARTNER WANTED—BUSINRSS STAPLE AND fancy goods; established over @ year; good loca- tion in New York city; honest gentleman, with $00), ood reterence, can find good chance for business. Ad- iress BUSINESS, Herald office. ay EUROPE, HE QUEEN HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN. Dang ropr.tor: how and oF comtortal le fae ‘South of Ireland. Being situate close to the landingtayes and railway depot, will be found most conveniet American tonriety arriving by the pape WANTED—NO CAPITAL REQUIRED, but energy and perseverance; a fine ning for & young, goavead man. Address KNTEKPRISK stauon D. several seams. EST OF A | box M6 “Beraid , N ANY LEGmit. | ; William B, | RE MANUFACTURERS, A NO, 1,—FURNITU: . DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, 87 and 89 Bowery, 65 Chrystie street and 130 and 18> Hester street. Branch store, 81 Fourth avenue. We wish to call your atiention to the greatly reduced: price wse will sell at, for the coming thirty days, Walnut, wood top, Chamber Suits, 10 pieces, $45. Walnut, marble top, Bureau, Suits, 10 pieces, $62. Walnut, marble top, Dressing Case Suits, 10 pieces, $80 Open back Parlor Suits, 7 pieces, $34. Upholstered, back Parlor Sults, 7 pieces, $55. And all other goods in proportion. Parties wishing to purchuse will do well by calling an examining our stock before going else where. A. oS NO, FURNITURE BARGAINS. LAMBREQUINS. i anda everything pertaining to upholstery, at from 2 te 40 per cent under regular prices to close our retail bush ness. . L. KELTY & CO., 184 Fifth avenue, near Twenty-third street, M. CRISTALARTSDICKENS — CURIOSITY SHOP, oe peel AND FOURTH Elegant Parlor Suits. in ebony, rosewood and walnut, witb rich satin, silk aiid rep coverings; ine ebony, or; moin mounted and handsome imarquetry inlaid Cabinets; marble and bronze Statuary, Clock Sets, ervstal ana bronze Chanacliers, rosewood Ktageres, Secretary Bookcases in rosewood and. French watnu beauutul inlaid Parlor Tables, Oil Paintings, fine old @ modern China and Delf Ware, carved rosewood and wala nut chamber Furniture, Armoire-a-Glace, &c.; Din- ing Room Suits, antique Cabinets, Chairs, Bronzes, &c.; Also @ fhe assortment of Buffets and Sideboards, silk and, satin Window Curtains, gilt and walnut Mantel and Pier Mirrors, rare Bric-a-Brac Goods and other Articles of Virtu, comprising a stock of interest to buyers, and shoul induce an Inspection. AW! GREGRAAF & COCHRANE, . 152 and 154 West Twenty-third street, between Sixtn and Seventh avenucs. Manuiacturers and wholesale ana retail dealers in Furniture. Parlor Sets from. $65 upward Marie Antoinette Pi 120 upward Walnut Parlor Sets, 200 upward Lac iiilaid and wate Chamber Sets walnnt, marble to. 7 upward, ressingcase Chamber Sets, inarbie to upwar ova DEGHAAL & COCHRANE, ’ 152 and 154 West Twenty-third street. PRIVATE FAMILY, DECLINING HOUSEKEEP ing, will dispose of all their elegant, costly and plain Household Furniture, viz:—Magnificent Parlor ita, covered in rich satin brocatel, cost $1,200, 14 pleces, for | $300; one do. $150; elegantly carved’ and gilt frames latest ‘les rep and huircloth Suits, $5) to $100; 12 Cham- Suits, in rosewood and walnut edsicads, Bureaus, shstands, curled hair Mattresses, &c.; Bronzes, Orna- ts, Turkish Lounges ana Kasy Chairs, kthgeres, Bookcases, Buffet, Centre, Side and Extension Tables a Silve: d Glassware. N, B.—A brilliant toned 7! ave rosewood Pianoforte, cost $900, for $300; Stool 1 Cover. Call at private residence 120 West Arent. third street. near Sixih avenue, for three days, Can sven to-day (Sunday) or Monday. Af YE DOLLARS. A bandsome solid. walnut Parlor Suit, with French wainnt panels; upholstered in all wool rep, with puding, NINETY. No. L | for only ninety-five dollars. | RANK RHONER & OO., Manufactory, 222 to 23) East Thirty-seventh A WEEKLY AND NONTIULY PAYMENTS (FOR + Furnitare, Curpets and Bedding, at B. M. COW- PERTHWAIT £'CO.’s, 155 and 157 Chatham street. AD immense stock and low prices LARGE ASSORTMENT OF QARPETS, FURNT- | ture and Bedding, at lowest cash prices, by week; instalments, at O'FARRELUS warehouse, 410 Eight enue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets, SACRIFICE,—CIRCUMSTANCES COMPEL PRI- Yate tamily’ to sell (whole or in part) their house- hold Furniture comprising Parlor Suits, in satin, co: $675, tor $200; do, $150; magnificent Decker & Bros.’ 7 octave Pianoforte at ‘4 cost; library and dining Furor ture, Turkish Suit, $0); bedroom ‘Seu, with Dressing Case, $6) a $159; Bedsteads, Mattresses, rep, (oye and | nai $40; Paintings, Bronzes, &c. Call to~day or Monday private resideace 210 West 21st st T FARNHAM’S MANUPACTORY, 580 HUDSON street—Walnut chamber, parlor and dining room Furniture ; 20 per cent saved by purchasing direct from the manufactory: every article warranted of superior quality. NY GENTLEMAN AND WIPE WISHING TO PUR- ! chase a beautiful Home, everything required for housekeeping, turniture first class, first floor, elegant rivate residence, best part Ninth ward, can address W. | G., Heraid office. | A —39 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET—FURNITURE, ‘arpets, Mattresses. Dressing Vases, Bookcases, hx: tension Tables, Bureaus,"Kedsteads, &c. ; a grand Piano; 4 xreat bargain: at private sale: at auction prices, NARPETS,—FIFTY MISFITS, ALL KINDS AND sizes, must be sold to pay advances. 404 Canal street, three door: Dime savings Bank. 8z and 84 Bowery. street. | 'ULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, | Law’ Fors, Bilis ot ‘Lading and every kind of Jom, | Commercial and neatly, che Theatrical, Printin, ably A promptly done at THE METROPOLITAN PRINT ESTABLISHMENS, No. 218 Broadway. Estimates | Cheertully given on application. | Roeercee, AND CARPETS.—$250,000 WORTH OF { Farniture now offering at our immense wareroom, | 25 per cent peony than any other bouse in the city; Parlor Suits, 7 pieces, $4, and Chamber Suits, 9 piece: | $22. A cholve assortment of Carpets, Velvet, Body Bru: sels, Tapestry Brussels and all wool Lugrains at_ lo | pric Oilcloths, Window Snades, Lace arcing Lam- | brequins, Mats, Matting, &c, D. KELL' successor to H. O'Farrell, _ 510, 512, 514 and 516 Eighth avenge. N. B.—Just opening a nice line of Tapestry Brassels at $1 05 to $1 25 per yard. F URNITURE, CARP. TS AND BEDDING CHEAP for cash and by week!v and monthiy instalment, | at Bendell’s old stand, 2uy and 211 Hudson st) Canal. E. CA reet, corner CANNON. | MURNITURE OF A FRENCH FLAT FOR SALE— Complete ior housekeeping; price $400; very cheap; rent of Flat $35 jodern improvements. Apply to A. ELDER, 200’ East Seventy-second street, G\OR SALE—PRICK $35)—THE FURNITURE IN THAT completely turnished gem of a House (ten rooms) | 244 Wooster street, admirably calculated for a French ot German boardingiouse or a lady wishing a small house at execeding low rent, $5 per month; to purchaser im- mediate possession and rent from October. Call all the week; no dealers; capital chance, OOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPBTS, ALL J sizes, rich patterns and fine qualities; English, | Brussels ind Ingrain, very cheap, at, the old’ place, 119 | Fulton street; side entrance down ‘stairs. W. SMITH'S PARLOR BED DEPOT, 53) SIXTH «avenue, between Thirty-first and Thirty-secoud streets, Bookcase. Bureau und Sota Bed a specialty. OUSBHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP, owner having no further use for it. Can be seen | all week at store, 1,003 Sixth avenue, near Fify-sixth street pasion SUIT, 7 PIECES, NEW, $83; OTHER FUR- nitare in proportion, from a’ manufacturer who must have money. Call at FAVOR’S Auction Store, No. 13 Kast Fourteenth street. HE ENTIRS FURNITURE OF A THREE STORY, 17x50 House for sule—Consisting of Velvet and Ax- minster Carpets rosewood and brocatel Parlor Suit | satin Reception Chairs, fine Steinway Piano, and jace Curtains, China, Glays, Bedding, 4c. | been used only a short time pad are all of the best | aaron: quality, Address FURNITURE, box 106 Her. ald office. 10 Vetere Lad a iosalae, Andi al 1d te; or will associate wit other; Fent moderate, Address PHILADELPHIA, box 117 Her- ald ofice, | | PROPOSALS, 10 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS—PLANS AND specifications are now Lg A and Ledley is will be | received until Wednesday, the u atl2 o'clock M., for the erection of a hotel "building at Rye Beach, West: chester county. Apply at the office of J. C. MARKHAM, Architect, 71 Broadway, New York. | T°, BUILDERS PROPOSALS WANTED, FOR THE erection of a number of brick Houses at Astoria, in | exchange for two vacant Lots, on Fifly-ninth street, fronting Central Park. Only responsible parties will ad- | dress W. &, box 4,883 Post offic . _ LOAN OFFICES. i} A T 77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— A iiberst advances upon. Diamonds, Watches, Jew. elry, Pianos, &c., or the same bought. Also Pawnbro- kers’ Tickets bought at /7 Bleecker street, up stairs. “\ 7 # NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND | AT Jenn fareots Advances, made, tg any amount, on | Pont rehandise, ‘atches, Jewelry, joes rite ‘NEWMAN LEOPOLD, 8) Nassau reeks” 1 JOSEPH SOLOMON & CO.'8, 134 FULTON | A ‘eter neat Nasau.—Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Stiver Plate, Silks, Camel's Hair Shawls, An- tiques and Articles of Vertu; established 1800; private Olive tor indies. Se Habla Espanol, | T 07 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET.— A “Liberal advances'on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, | Stiks, Camel’s Hair wis, Laces and Personal Prop. erty of every description. JAMES P. MATTHEWS. T JACKSON’S, 806 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEV- enth xtreet—Money liberally’ advanced on Dis monds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Dry, Good and Personal Property of every description. ‘ate entrance for 4 | T JOHNEON'S, CORNER BOWERY AND SPRING ‘ ioney loaned on Diamon ‘a jewelry, Silverware, silks, Laces, sh wig ees or the | same bought. Most extensive establien dient in the couns try. Private pariors tor ladies. Goods for sale at sacri- 5 | ea is NASSAU 8° ', OPPOSITE POST OFFIOE.— BO fete aes y epee vee e and all Kinds of Merchandise, ime, and s Re j HAYMAN LEOPOLD, G7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH 1,267 ome, room 'B.—Parlor for ladies, Branct N21. Broadway. Money loaned on | Watches, Jewelry, ‘te. Bame bought