The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL 4 ‘Sem ae ‘A Year After the Panie—Our .. Preseut Relations Thereto. OUR CREDIT AT HOME AND ABROAD, A Week’s Events in Wall Street. THE CROP MOVEMENT WALL STREET, SUNDAY, Sept. 20, 1874, In the week which closed yesterday we passed ~on Friday, September 14, the anniversary of the initial event of that distressing period which will pass into history as the great panic of 1878—Vviz., the failure of the house of Jay Cooxe & Co, That a disaster of tts kiud should take its rise, a8 it were, or, at all events, tind its first outspoken ex- pression, in the suspension of this house—~a house closely identihed with the government, born, it might be saia, of the new financial policy inaug- ‘urated by Secretary Chase as a war measure, and Yendered rich and powerful through the profits it derived in aiding the carrying out of that policy— bad in It a significance not iully Guderstood then, but which, viewed from THE STANDPOINT OF A YEAR'S LATER EXPERIENCE, is alike instructive and consolatory. We see now, and nowhere more clearly than in this initial failure, thar the panic of 1873 was nothing more or Jess than a monetary crisis, wholly removed from ‘industrial sources of disturbance, but result- ing simply from the undue issue of paper money and the nheediess speculation it stimulated. In the existence of Jay Cooke & Co. was to be found the presentment of the one, in the Northern Pacific Ratiroud the repre- sentation of the other, ‘The shock which the coun- try sustained when the utter heresy of the new tgospel of paper money was demonstrated in the Yallure of this house, the frst ol its prophets, 1s still too actively alive in the minds of the people, ana lingers yet too mucti in all the departments Of business to need particularization here, But how do we stand to-day in view of these events of last year, whose commerioration {3 so recent ? Seriously damaged it cannot be denied; but, con- Sidering the tornado of ruin and distrust which followed the single event quoted above, not cis- heartened, and with a recuperative strength that indicates more than ail else that the disturbance through which we have passed and from which we are steadily recovering arose not from any causes affecting vitaily the sources of our prosperity as a people or a nation, but was the consequence merely of excrescent effects which followed the attempt to continue in time of peace false financial Principles accepted in a time of war not as sound or stable, but asa mere temporary expedient to meet an immediate necessity in a serious crisis, to be cast aside as quickly as possible when that crisis had passed, emerging from that confusion which naturally re- sulted from a mistaken financial policy on the Part.ofthe government, a confusion not only ot ‘Vaines but of responsibility, RBOOVERING FROM & PANIC IS ALWAYS SLOW, ‘and especially is this likely to be the case where ‘that panic is connected witi a monetary system that bas within itself no sound basis of value, but reflects mercly the changefui needs ol daily barter, Wt may then be safely said we will never be wholly relieved of the depressing effects of the 173 panic antilwe have got back to a hard money status. But tn the meantime, so far as the events of the past week supplement those of many previous weeks, we are making most encouraging prog- ross. It has been suid belore thatthe suture de. ‘pends largely upon tte success that may atlend the marketing o! our crops thisycar. It ts scarcely mecessary to cuter ste any argument to prove this, a8 it 18 ouly necessary tu point vo tne fact shat THE FARMERS AND PRODUCERS MUST REALIZE from this source before they can become con- sumers. Thus our Kastern merchants and manu- facturers are compelled to wait this result, belorc they can expect a full revival of trade. THE COTTON CROP OF 1874-75 15 PLACED by the recent report of the Agricultural Bureau as much velow that of 1873-74. The crop of the crease OVer the estimates mare early ip the sea- and 4,000,000 bales. ‘The total production was 4,170,388 bales, of which 2,840,981 bales were ex- Ported and 1,305,943 bales tukeu by our home spin- ners, which leaves 108,152 bales on band, The cotton year of 1874-75 18 uow fairly inaugurated» and although the fgures of the Agricultura; Bureau predicting a very great (ailing of from the yleld of last year ure in many quarters indignantly questioned there is yet a prospect’ that even should the New England mill owners be com- pelied to foliow the policy suggested by the Rhode Island meeting to any extent (lus will Nob result 4n producing such a surpias a8 will serivusly affect We price in foreign markets. STATISTICS OF THK CURKENT COTTON MOVEMENT. The Financial Chronicle of Saturday gives the following “returns showing the recetpts, exports, &c., of cotton for the week ending Friday evening, September 1%, 1t appears that the total reveipts for the seven days reached 28,095 bales, against 14,506 bales last week, 5,656 bales the previous week und 5,850 bales three Weeks since, making the total receipts since the Ist o/ September, 1874, -47,699 bales, aguinst 44,093 bales jor the same period of 1872—showlng an increase since Sep- tember 1, 1874, of 3.608 bales. ‘The exports for the game week reached a toral of vales, Of Which - 3,182 were to Great Britain, none (yo France and 44 W tho rest of the Continue while the stocks, a3 made op this evening, are now 109,877 bales. From the Joregoing statement 1¢ will be seen that, com. pared with the correspondiug week of Just season, there 19 a decrease in the exports this week of 8,356 bales; while the stocks to-night (Friday) are 38,835 bales wore than they were at this ime a year ago.” The total exports since September 1 amounted to 12,278 bales, against 20,003 bales the previous year. ‘he stock at ail the ports ts 105,877 bales, against 67,042 bules last year, Of thts 41,215 bates are in New York, against 24,613 bales last year, At the tutertom towns the stock is 29,149 bales, aguinst 15,947 bules last year. At Liverpool the stock 18 798,000 bales, against 707,000 baies last “year, TRE MARKBY FORK BREADSTUPFS, {a common with cottop and al) the other com- mercial markets, Was unfavorab.y affected by the inclement weather of the past week, but showed on the whole an Improving market in flour, with wheat active at lower figures. This dechue, how. ever, being coincident with a decline tp ocean (reights and a slignt advance In exchange, enabled shippers to operate to a fair extent, while the im- Proved demand jor four brought millers into the market to buy. We noted yesterday that Livers pool advices reported breadstufs dull, abd recent reports would seem to imply that the tendency there 1s to lower prices, In view of thls it 1s sur prising the sarmers do not see the folly of holding back any longer tor higher prices, a8 the result may be More serious than they anticipate. Fhe receipts Of Wheat at the Westorn markets for tie two weeks enuing September 12 are stated at 1css than 3,100, 000 bushels, against about 7,800,000 for the corresponding period lastyear. And wheat 18 our largest crop. Ititsto be hoped our farmers will pwaken to a true appreciation of the principles of business before itis too late. The railroads, al- ready taking advantage of the prospective tn- creased demand upon them inter in tne season, bave decided to charge lighterage in future upon pl grain shipped {tn iots less than five car loads, Thus the farmer contributes to duild up obstruc- tions between hinself aad his market by “holding off? for higher prices, which he may ever get, and then applies to the Legislature through nis grange, not for relief, but for revenge, that may in the end prove eoually damaging to bim 48 Was Lis And steadliy, if slowly, we are | latter year, however, showed # cousiterable 1D- | gon, which placed it variously between 4,750,000 | “lour Steady—Wheat Un- xea, Dutch standard, Nos. 7 to % 73qe. @ B%C. Aa Fite i So, 1s 2 ih Dee. u t 104 6. | do., 19 to 20, LU%e. & Ilige.. wh 10, Iige. Porto ‘Rich—Hesning, ‘i ine, #366. grocery, fair to choke standard, Nos 9 to 1, standard, Nos 1 to V4 and extra superior, 7%e. STKAINE Was quiet and une at 10%¥e. 8 W7%6C. 3, Ga. tO 18, ah Welch gres SBd)gst re. fects the progusib® ¥ower of the conniry, Sad conseqDentiy its real wealth. the principal sub- ts of mterest were the revolution in New Or- Jeans and the decision in the Wisconsin railway cases, In regard to the first mentioned event it Cotton Easy. Neapeancern ; Lower—Pork sha Easier — Groceriét Steadier — Petroleun?® a Shade Firmer—Oats - Lard Dull and Firm — Freights Easler—Spirits “a Steadier— 8c a dg Baaal—Duteh a Bie, 7 a Vac. tor Western and city. though retarded by the protractet rain’ ato. likely to be affected thereby. THE GOLD MARKET ‘The markets were in many cases stil!’ charabis™ DOMESTIC MARKETS, responded slightly to the firat feeling of uneast- ized by irregularity and prices Muctdated’ mi ay eee Saker ess concerning the possibilities of what might | tertally. There was a moderate movement in dry ttott Guiet and weak, p*ddiing, lodge. jow mlddiing, +4000 ordin goods, the demana being checked by the otorm, |i 5 occurand advanced to 110%, but with the witn- Ty, 195 Sak poeioms 14e pales: drawal of the McEnery party (rom. further con- | ®9d the market was what may be termed casy | Byogg ols Sxports Coastwise, Lar. test, in the presence of the United States troops, _ through the week. Hardware, boots and ieee 1 cotand steady, NEM sQUEMANY Sept 1, it. it quickly went of again and receded to 109%. C., were rather quiet, the fall trade being mainly” Porto qa. Teak her yj maa ting ope i ats eh ‘The sndjoned table gives tne Auctuations in the | ‘led in some, while the storm tuterfered with | eh tlt ? Salen, Os lesb evening, the others, At tbe Cotton Exchange Savanwan, Sept. 19. 1874. | gold market for the week :— 4 as tniiaen Yaseen Sept. 19. 18 ‘Open Low- business was moderate and the market favored | ,.Coton, Gums bid 5 Phys et AGT ee ui ‘ ing. Highest, est. Closing. | buyers, as a rule, being easy during the ereater 277 ~Bxporte bane 1,574 Bules, 230. Stoel cite jonday, Sept. 14... 193% —10Yse—«10936 «10984 | . _ vemincron, N. ©., Sept 19, Tuesday, sept 15... 100s — L0N%e — Juvse Dae | PAFEOL tno time, At the Produce Exchange the | spires gurpensive frm asic. iKosin steady at $1. Wor Wednesday, Sept.16 109% 110% = 100% 110 | markets were exceedingly fitful and uncertain, | strained. Grade serpentine steady ut $1 oie bard; epi. 17... 110 110 1093 109% | Flour was dui all through the wees and the general | $2 2 for yellow dipand virg. a. x ‘ar Capes i Friday, Sept. i8..... 109% —-1099f_-— 10% ~—1099%_|_ tendency of the market toward @ lower basis—save for a louroLx, Sept. . Si ¢ 9 05 z o Now gaidaling,. isc. Net recelpis, 42 Saturday, Sept. 19.. 100% 1095 109% ~—-10996 | few favorite brands—mainly of shipping extras. Wheat | pai ee Om ne Mut” Sales. 3. Stock, abt. FOREIGN EXCHANGE was weak early in the weck, but a/ter the advance was irregular, old spring being comparatively firm under a growing scarcity; while new was without Choweap, Sept, 19, 1874. Flour steady and onchanged; su Ws, 230 bbls, actions Jor Saturday’s steamers the rates were 4.83% for prime sixty days?’ sterling and 4,363 s00. ‘Lake receipts—15,00 bushels wheat, 200 do. bar- ley, 36,000 feet limber.” Canat shipments—7,400 busbels ‘wheat, 263,00) feet iuinber. were very uncertain, every succeeding day. nging materially with almost fhe general tendency was down- | year, are $295,437,053, against $297,305,208 last year Pork was quite freely deait in at ste $5.25. ' Wheat unchanged’; only sale reported was »\5X Uly advancing Whiskey was less active, a ices declined. continued slow, and rates steadily favored the shipper, room and. ¥: tor charter voth being in ex- ss of current requirements, On Saturday the inar- {8 Were somewhat irregular. Flour ruled stealy, w- der a moderate demand. Wheat met with a (air trade und prices skowiug no material change. Corn wad mouerately active and a trite better. Oats opened firm, put closed dull and deeided'y lower, Both pork and lard were dull at easier prices, Other provisions were quiet, but valucs maintained. Groceries were compara 10,00) busheis No. 2 At Boe. BO}4: closing with sellers firm at last quotation ‘No. 2 Chicago, held atsse, Rye nominal malt frm ada, $1 75 a $1 Balance unchang against $202,171,969 last year and $156,503,554 in | 1872. The total exports 0! specie since January 1 Bre $42,552,514, @gulnst $40,339,956 last year and $57,567,234 1n 1872, TUR MONEY MARKET continued to show extreme ease, the rates on call loaus remaining at 2 and 3 per cent, with, how- vats. firm title, Barley, i; Western, $l 0 a $1 60, . ToLuno, Sept. 19, 1874. Flour steady, Wheat steady at $13tsor No. 1 white Wabash, $120 for No. Zdo., $1 U3 tor No. Sdo.. $L16, No. 1 white Mictiagan, $1 20%; for extra do., $1 tis; Octover, $LW: No. dred,” $11 o. Lamuer Ninois, $119) a Uvely quiet, but firm, boticeably so tor sugar. breights, ck in ds demand at 8e, ever, slight indications of a growing activity. On | although gules. RULES SRO Gs ff troleain was a Fand tor high ixed: § October, T9gc.2 no * tended in buyers’ favor, Spirits of turpentine was in ol Oats a 7 No. 1, Saye. > No. 2, time loans secured by collateral the rates ranged | demand and ligher, Kosi met with a lair rave attull, St! 0 O34,” Kreignes dull | from 3 to 6 per cent for one to four months, Com- | steady prices.” Whiskey was active and closed ze. | and Unchanged, li—t009 bustiels whet, 19K | Marien | higher, do. corn, 380% do. oats, Suipments—6.,0N0 bustiels | mercial paper was 1n good demand at 53g to 644 per GorTox on. the spot, without quotable decline, ruled | wheat, 8.40 do. corn. is ee i set ol e duil and easier. ‘rutures” were quiet, at about tormer | Citeago, Sept. Uae} |-cent on prime inderacd notes of three and four | Oye Te quote: — Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in thir demand and | months, In discounts there 1s also a disposition Uplonds. Alaiama, N. Orleans. lower, w 1 U3; oid do., $1 0b; No 2 | Orei 1S: $ prin iat Getod E} iy 2 rdinary... 324 a \s sp eu 5h ctobers d | to miguer rates for all paper below the grade of Go rtinal i spr a Wi tive and higher | strictly first class. The prime interest, however, Sirict rood or bes " mike Gaal : prem j I | nag nae 2OW mwa clover seller ali the Tejected, 78450. 5 hi | tn this market centres in Middliny nuxed, SOc. ats active and higher at dle. tor TUE BANK STATEMENT, | Good maddli 8 Wh i Heer, september; s7ie., Uclubers white, fic. i seis ae | The quoia ased on cotton in store running in Sige. wade. Hye r demand and higher | | as reficeting tn the currency movement hence the | qual ne: ore what Halt a srade above or below the 4 for No dante netive and higuier at $1 10 tor 1 ove) e- grade quoted. The saies were »— spring, cash; $11 A 03, October, 9 | extent of; she) crop movemenbuiiber Insts xe #3 Lovtay, Lust Eevening. Total, & 9: tor No. Spring. ork dull, unsettled and low | spect the statement Saturday is not an encoura Export... ta ais 10) Te 2a $23 , cash; $16 as $16 95, r ie free year. . Constunpuon, 6 73h ard dull aud drooping ab 11 ail the Year. | ing ene, unless apon the assumption thas in the | syecuistion, t4 - 6 Bulk ments steady aud. unchang stot at dearth of activity in other directions giving em- | on, | ployment to money as in former years, that this $1. (Freights—Corn, to Butlalo, Je.4 wheat, to Kings fin 73%e. Totals......... ean 895, —For tuture delivery (basis low middlings) the salos have G15, 4 september | | year the dMerent grain centres West find them- been as tollows: Last evening miter two o'clock seb: ober: Keceapis—4 04 bbis. hour, | tember, 10) RL Laie.; October, 39 aL 15he yi bushel . ‘ oats, | selves suMcvently in lunds to postpone their usual —}5"I7-3ee. 1.00 a ibe: Novetibe ap at is ty wD) uo. rve af r 3 anks, 1 0 20) at ld eunbery MODAL 1> 1L32C,, 100 at 1S 5: flour, | dratts upon the Eastern banks, This may account | ytiarve ‘si at 16 IS-se.: March, 300 at 16 132c., | outs, 12000 do. barley. | | for the avsence of any present drain upon our city | ‘Total, 5,000 bales. ‘Lo-day upto one ‘P, M.—Sept = — banks, and the slight loss of surpius reserve suf. | 1 at 18 ot MOO at 157c., 40 at 15 21-s2e HAVANA MARKETS, ‘ober, 50) at 15 LWW" at 15igc. 20 a 15 94 1s S-46e.. ¥,100 s20., 14:00 at GD) ‘ay 15 7-32c. 5 10 at 14a WL 1D D3zc., 3 L100 wt 15 "» luo 8 9 32c Decemi Sept. 19, 1874, | 15% a 16 reals, and muscovado, fered during the week. ‘Thus Saturday’s statement shows a decrease Of ouly $171,675 in the surplus re- Hava: Sugar nominal; No, 12 Duteh sta: er urrobe. Molasses nominal toy at at 1534. 5 | serve, while the excess is still over twenty-five ceaataeity Ely oa Ihe al at 2 reals per keg, Stock of sui ar. in warohouse at Havana 3) ‘1 Y Mi rs vy and Matanzas, 271,00 boxes, 58 hds, | Millions. Subjomod 18 a comparison of the aver- | 3 at 15 aw at 1536 fie week, C20) boxes and 13 hds.; exported during the | ages last week and that previous: | ary, 20) at 15 18-160. : Mat tae at I. 70 at 16 Week, 11,000 boxes and 212 hhds.,’ including 8.40) boxes Sept. 19. Diverencess | ee rand total, 15.200 bales. Phe and wll the bogshieads to the United States. Bacon, $6 a | Sent, 19. Differences. | receipes at the ports W ares Ieaton, 14h bales $37 per ewt. Butter, superior American, $56 a $53 p Loans. 9,200 Dec, $298,600 | Orleans, bile, (02 Savanual 17h Siintal; “Goshen, $66 4 808. Specie. 52,100 Ine 89,000 nA Wi nies tints” bbl. Nams—American suga / | Legal tena’s 04,800 Dec.» 621,100 aA SN tal. Lard, in ket por qu | Deposits. 5,840,800 Dec.. 1,041,700 e. qauted thus: 10 ‘Have arene aS coal s Pecuie: | | Circulation. 638, 600 Ine. 32,900 adorns Or, eee oa pene yy Shooks nom! #rbignts no loading ya | by hows the relations betwe: un & f eine Brpools tor U ite ates, per box of sugar, a 25; to. Bie Polley eres Fpeties eel py siutl, 7.520. Fatinouth and orders: 358. a 33s. per tons loading at total reserve aud wie tot! labilities:— J he market to-day rated % juict. We heard ot no business from first hands, and tra je ina jobbing way other ports ot the north coast_tor the Unite dt : ‘9 , at, Of sugar $45) % per hhd. of molasses $450 ; Sept 1 Ser De erences. | way unimportant, We append former’ quouations Bed Ot ae Bont, W2r hab; Auicrioan do ites, (eee Speci -. $19,813,100 $19,952,100 Ine .. $89,009 as follow: tto—Ordinary cargves, l4ijc. a loc; fair | Exchange in fair ‘demand, On the United States, Leguitend’s 6 200 GA,8U4,800 Dec.. 521,109 do, Bite. 4 days, currency, 6) a 68 premium: short sight do., 70a 72 a Wie days gold, 30 a 82 premiam; premium; sight, edd ag mare’ buy jong azainst, Double Privileges 232 do.; burley, 7.173 do. ihe t I pay & profit on either an advance or decline. market ruled steady wader a moderate demand, sales, comprising all kinds, foot up 11,800 bbIx, at Agari Within our quotes fange. Gorm meal was ‘quiet but Bri; sales, 400 bbls. various Kinds at our quotations. | Currency excnang Currency balance: id exchanges: Goid bulauees, be obtained nearer the market. We quote contracts with members ot the stock Exchange as to vty No, 2 Suatte... enable us to quote extremely low rates for ali this week. peek 7 7 Supertine State as —— aay ee ae throughout the week was fairly active, witha | Pypertine © Bates Good for the) huts, ‘valls,) general npward tendency. ‘The week opened Choice Suate week enilugtep- ) Doiow | fvove. With asharp uprovement, advancing 1 to 2% per | Pupethue Westeru Rock Istand NOY. Central. extra Minnesota, cent, when the announcement of the decision in Round hoop Ot », Shipping brands: the case of the State of Wisconsin vs, the © ound houp Ulio, trade brands. eee enen a Northwestern and St. Paul Ratiroad companies, Kanul . 3 WibAADis2 Northwestern ...... Bt Paul Com... Ohio and Miss, Union Pacy adversely to the railroads, produced a temporary depression in sympathy with a dectiue tn their < to rime, 8 » fal own act which stimniated such @ purpose. In the OMMERCIAL REPORT. Bio "aune; priue to Meola ten buon contritinal, Several Wall street markets, apart ‘rom the sttua- . pera ida’ ani “uixca” Soa. 8 to is, Bie. a ice, s” motasaen, Uon in commercial c:rel £8, 730. a Bc. melado, Sc. a layext, do. #0 a pmmen fo prime, 7% C. & Java—Duteh o a¥yc. Manila—superior ed; quoted nominally Was calmly received, the prompt proclamation of | Texpentine Firmer=#vem. TaLLow was firm and sold to the extent of 75,000 Ibs, at “President Grant, however regarded politically, | Wiskey Higher. egy, OPM | Miter Recta as ey nuenes price for prime city. being Jooked upon financially as practically put- Saturpay, Sépti fo weer, | week of $225 bbls The marker was active and decidedly ing an end to the strile go far ag Walt street was | The trade movement was fair uring’ 18% =m, | Bitten Clusiia at ah advance of Ze. per gulion. Sales of Wheat | |N?, fet: oid 1 Milwaukee Club st $f 22; new extra in gold consequent upon the Louisiana excite. | especial change, though tavoring buyers during agreater | Quiet: Qld No.1 Milwaubes Chub we Bedi Hen ete | 4 i | part of the time, ‘The actual transactions were | Bic. a We. Barley iirm but quiet: sales 1,009 bushels meni, leading Dankere advanced thelr rates, DUE | Tite and consisted almost entirely of cargoes | prime Gailede at $i 3% Cord meal—-Se6ior bolted, $35 upon the settlement of that difMicalty were barely tor dramedintes delivery. cant aati asa acti tor Babolted per, to Millieed unehienged. uieed Dit fe I. freights—W heat, 6\c.; corn, 6c.; bariey, 5'%4c., to New able to maintain the advance. For actual trans- | 414 ower for the most part, though prices | York; barley, 5¢. to Albany's lumber, $2 7.9 to ine Hud- for sight, ‘The soreign commerce of the | ward until toward the close of the week, when a better Burrato, Sept. 1 . Lake and rail imports for the last tweuly-lov 2 port for the week was:—General mer. | feeling was developed. Oats were fluctuating, but with | Flour, 6.90) bis. Reheat i S397 bushels. ors e1 P| enc: ¥ oats, G00 Ao 450) do 440) do. chandise imports, inciuding dry — goods, puaeay nemner ona L Unaadaphorns eeatares ishipments—Wheat, 1594 bushels; ‘corn, 156, $6,660,052; produce exports, $4,591,531; specie | Hrd, and In factall the products of the hos, were in ‘ats, 28,081 Alo. Lat Wheat 3136 bushels; exports, $400,181. The total Merchandise Lin. | ee eae oi at ane ovadd carly ta ihe Week and fhisdul Wwhest, es segrn, ” our va : eculative feeling Was developed early in the weck au ae cp are ats, Ge. Flour quik ports, including dry goods, siuce January 3, this | prices of all kinds of provisions advanced considerably. — buxers', $6 70.4 $73 Atul rT Bs white, BF 3a | 326.9 3 4 1 ‘i bushels of a e ° 7A Ul and $120,201,063 in 1872, ‘Ihe total exports of pro- | prices. Lard was also uctive at advancing prices, Bushela gl So: I Milwaukeo spring om pavate teriy sh Yt | duce since January 1, this year, are $208,356,021, Naval stores improved somewhat under a tair $1 17; white winte: 31 29; . higher; sal sheer ees aye 760,000 Dec.. $432,100 Koverniment bury, Ze; t Sia Sb premium: on London, 103 a U0 premiuin on | Te Fane eee oe Geyion, tye. a isge. ; Maracal Cy Gt P | it i a Sammea, We: st | quae ;Vorto Rico, lic a ISige.; Costa Rica, lee | pees ee deposits .. 69,470,625 69,210,200 — | Mexican, Ie. a Bde vstura, Me 0 le? Savanittay | FINANG EXxc's of re- | te, a ie.; Curaco a I7e., gold, G) and Oduye, serve aby katy, —Keceipts—| AWS VOLS: Wheat, | ILEGE ed 143, «eget mea, 20" bis * ck with a mode rye. or the Week end: —Aithe sun: tine, increases the chance stan 163 Duis. 5 wheat, 1175,005 bu aire bought tor a rise of cat be used as ee Ci | Mwuls, endl v8) bays, short against, Puss are bought tor a des stocks. The dechne im Northwest common was Calitornia, . Pps Go and lau per cent, in Northwest preferred 32%, in S¥e Hours Npete sy rere Pactiie Mal. | St. Paul common 24, and tu the preferred 144 per Southern, superfine 50 ae St Jo.. 5 | cent, @ partial recovery, however, having alter- i gin Gold, $25 for 10 M..1.... - | ward taken place, ‘Tbe strongest stocks were 41 The best Stocks to imvest in are those in which you i |, Jersey. 455 | tov r the xreatest Nuctuation, and it fh we will se- | Union Pacifle and Lake Shore, the former having bined, Braud wa 635 eee contrncle iar shies win, Wanita mete mute ce fo | yavanced over 2 per cent and the latter 1% per | CHR méal puncucuns a ga | vestmont for their account, the prices of 80 day contracts | cont; mese stocks having also led the market tn | change., ‘the sales toot up PHM) bushes al gl 1Lash 1 “slong MAN Durbheae Ay HUGE Gallon 10 sherenOhumok: point of activity durmg the greater portion of the | Mou Sghicuge shri, 9) oe ace spring $1 ae | Se 22.Wil purchase a double privilege on 10 shares of week, After those already mentioned New York it ice as a if Sater M FE eee $26.57 will purchase a putor call on 25 shares of stock. | | Biv ed, 5 tbe s Hl vhuse buble privilege on 28 shares o: | Central, Rock Island, Wanash, Western Umon, $1 28n'$1'dulor white, Also SM busuels of new red 9°) kin! Purchase « doub ee yy lege co eceeumereiurs | Paciic Mat! and Erte were the wost promment —WiMer, to arrive Heat week, AUSL ZL Corts was i good $53 13 will purchase a put or call on, 5) shares of stock, cks. e' as 1 more Aotivity ¢ bushels, at 9 jor rewete wi ‘atoc! Fr St. and uks ag mixed udedt in the sare 50,000 b $ Will purchase a pnt or call on 100 shares of ste Haunibal and St. Joseph and Quicksilver shures dhsges wl 2h) bits ARPS aL EE ek to than usual, it was apparentin the dealings that the effect stock. 2.50 wil purchase a put or call on 10) shares of stock. $425 0) wall purchase a doubie privilege ou 2 shares of lower. 0d, Sales ay closing at tise. jor white, cl os the Wisconsin decision had been largely dis- h iit Gdtsc. a of mixed, lor Septet Fullest information m: in pamphiet, sent | counted on the stocks directly alfecied thereby, | aid'z50)) bushels ute, for Uetober, aL Oise, ie polioarigeh alas Oa a inphiet, gent ‘ erediscounte spect ‘ ” | and rye were inactive. eal rE eRhGe bE. and over-discounted in respect to others, Be- | “i viGnrs.—Rutes for accommodation on the berth | “““Sankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall st ow sides, an examination of the decision showed tt to | Inarket wus very quiet, Tonnaxe be niuct less damaging than at frst supposed. It | Meee Nd apied to the eran trade commanded tale nas no bearing upon interstate or through traMe, | rates, while for petroleum rates favored the shipper. | The engagements stace our last melude:—To Liverpool and as only a litte over one-quarter of the mile | py steam, 50) bushels of wheat, at Sd. ; 1,000 bales uf cor 0 PO: s ton, at and, by sail, 48,000 bushels oF grain, at tigd, age of the Northwestern road is in the State of fol at ‘al Hy, steam, 160 0 bushels ot grain, at 7d. To Wisconsin, and only one-third of that of St. Paul | Csrait, ey susan, eel bushels lus do. at 7d. a Rc bars sete pre | ters emnbr a Staiian bark, tw Cork, for iy similarly affected thereby, in addition to the | Criers to. the United hingdom, with 35,000 quarters of exempuion of through trame, It will be seen that | yrain, at de. short lay guys; a burk, Hence to Cork, jor ders to the United Kingdom or Continent, with 2,900 much the larger proportion of the local trafic of | Hpix of relined petroleuin, at 4s. 3a., With priyilexe’ of these rods is not alected vy the Potter Jaw, | the Baltic, at os; an Lialian bark, hence to Gibraltar tor which cannot bave jurisdiction beyond the State | limits, The whole cuse, however, ts expected to | come up jor review aud foal adjudication beiore | the Supreme Court of the United States at the | | 4 UGUST BELMONT & Cv. a Banke Wand 2) Nags are now prepared to offer to Cent Kegistered Bonds tor Is chasers. street, vestors the new Five Per 1 in certitle PRIVILEGES—PUTS, CALLS adies on Members Stock Exe! sasy forth of operating fi War inailed {9 any address, HAZARD & MONTAUUE, 6 Broad street, PRIVILEGES (AT MARK nge, tor LOCKS: ex- Planatory cir A DOUBLE “Members of the Stock Exchange.” Pamphlet, “How terms; @ Nor: ian oark from Char ton to Cork tor orders to the United Kingdom, with 3,000 bbis, of rosin, atds Gd., with privilege of spirits, at 6s, 6d, Monasses — ‘he demand continued of an’ unimportant jobbing character, with prices showing no change. We e;—New crop—-Cuva, centrifugal and mixed, 380 a | be had of Brentano, 33 Union square ; price 30 cents LAPSLBY & BAZLEY, Brokers, 74 Broad way. T REASONABLE RAT: NEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other urities, insurance ot all with best orders to the Mediterranean, with 15,000 ca: efined | 0o.,.on private terms; a German ship, trom Philadelphia to Breinen, with 6,00) bbls. of refihed do., on private next ensuing October term. The following taole | shows the extreme fluctuations for the week in wot Kinds edecte | Met“do, elayed, 7c. a Mle; muscovado refining. dsc. w | Oo hinds the leading share | S20. do: do. grocery, #26, a de: orto icy, Ww Te: companies, wt O., 117 Broadway. a Sic.) New Orleans, fic. & Br . New York Central, ex div +104 3g | ne Was azuin higher, and closed firm | ior gate by EWEN & TULLE, 62 Broadway and. 21 Harlem 132655 ie. for merchantable order on | WE SMS OY Erie 2 35 | the sales iM et ring ll R. eo ae ————— — — i ; . } ‘and 1Wido. of Southern, for first bal SUTORS FUN i NON NEw | ASH. « oS | chantable at Jic. “the mar! ‘osin was moderately | yours: 4 No | Northwestern. 2 Bai SLA Be Re ca ete modesaACIY | Yearsine bonus and only legul charges Apply at No Northwesterp preferred........... 57 $2 4%. ‘The sales include —Sv bbls. of low No, 2 at $2 35 2 | 1.90) do. straimed at $2 25, 1.12) do, do. at $2 30. L.gu) small | do. at $2324 adloat, and 20do. of No Lat $3 Ma $4. Tar and piteb were neglected and quoted as betore. PerkoLkUM.—For retined the market ruled a trifle Rock Island. St. Paul... St. Paul preierred. OOD NEW cipals de I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON York city Mortgages without bouus. Pri airing to BORROW Of INVEST apply 10. Ii Pine street. pal dase o a eae i % easier and was quiek, We Saat ie 2,00 bbis ea a = Del, Lackawanna and Western...109% rompt delivery at 2c. ; quoted for balance of month al SEY CITY 7 PER CENT AND OTHER city | New Jersey Central... +105 2\4c. Crude Was firmly held at Se. in buix without re- Bonds tor sale by LIVINGSTON & CU,, Bankers, 1 ported business. Cases were quoted steady al lve. and haphtha at Yc. for Western and {030 tor city, The Phtia- eiphia market ruled steady but qinet. — Ketined quoted at [l%c. tor spot or month, We note a sale of 5,U0y bbIs. | for first half of October at 31 15-1tc. “The Creek markets were dull and quoted as Jollows:—Oil City, $1 05; Petro Unton Pacific G., ©. and L. Hannibal and St. Ohio and Aussissippt Panama... + BOM + 104 2 ne street. rEW YORK CITY 7'S, DUE IN 1885; BROOKLYN CITY 7's, due i 1880, Buffalo city Water 7's, due in 19) Foekskiil Water ('s d 1908 kt Hy Rochester city 7's, due in 1893; nna 7's, due Long Island city Sethe pene Ed Teieare | Jentre, We. a Me. : houseville, Me WIT Wwe. | Citas: a RL gd Bl eM Tiel » as%e | atin ee iare'sh U7; Fdcoutes Te. at, welle’ Parker's Water 7s due 1:9), Fishing Water 7, due in 18: Her. cic Ma 2 48% + é 4 Mt hee, hip: | sey. City Water 7, Aue 1904,” For sale at very fair prices Quicksilver, + 3 aineae eee Tae! Walley” ee eee or necs ne So | by DANN as MONNC WAIL SUOGts Quicksilver’ prererre 2 40% Pu Receipts—Pork, none; beef, do. cut ——— : ———— e ackages. Lard, SO bbls, nnd ti Ana for AND $10,000 TO LOAN ON MORTGAC L nid tht} | meats, 7a packages, lard, ON Bois andsierees tor ies | BR.OOO An westenester county or New. Jer were generally quiet during the week, the South- | packages; cut meats, 182 do; lard, 1929 tbpis. ‘and | $60,000 in one sum or would be divided for this city. tierces and 92 kegs. The market for mess pork wa \ 180 DUIS sold In pobbing lots at $24, ceptem- ber: quoted nominally at 923 59 a $23 624, and at $23 6. Bacon was quiet but firm. We note a saie of 4) Doxes long Clear at 13 %4c. per lb. Dressed hogs were | quoted barely sieaty, within the range of vic, a 1c. vet UWINMAN & SON, 25 Pine sireet, i + Lae 375.000 70, LOANS ON, oc thal, HSTATE, do. this city and Brooklyn, in sums to suit, Second Mortgages Dovght and sold. “Insurance effected With best companies. GLORGE W. STAKE, 6) Wail st, erp securities being mostly neglected A decline in Tennessees provoked some demand late tn the week, Which was aiso the case in respect to Loul- | sianas. A conference of Virginia bondholders 1s | and easier | 1b. eet was unenanged in value and onty in’ hehe job. to be held tn Richmond, November 10, and tt ts res | bing reanest. ‘Lots amounting to & packages changed S80. 000 wd Mitetearen SECC sd ARD GE SSE: ported that the State authorities will propose that | Kinds at Oqures, within the range, of cur quachtiogy | OS Tal reasonable rales sen en oe a five per cent bond be issued in place of the | a $d tor extra do do, $2 @ $21 for prime mess CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 90 Pin tierces, $22 a $25 for India do. do. and $24 a $25 for extra consots, upon which interest shall be regularly | | city India mess Beet hams were negiecied bat 110 000 =—THISs AMOUN d paid in fail tems nad stead y at bs) bs Jatorper Gy A Naa eT rire Mortgages on tmprovea | Meatw—The market ruled ver. rm for al esc! kiyn real est not over three CLOSING PRICES OF STOCKS—THREB O'CLOCK, SATUR- | Hurthe demand was only moderate. ‘The sales mciuie | »TOOk!¥ JOUN 8. PTE y $450,000 DAY. The following were the closing prices of the 1,00 pickled shoulders at 9c, and 500 Wee. per ib. Lard—the market tor W duil ‘and lower, closing at 10. spot or Septe ickled hams at tern steam was mber. We TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND and mortgage on New York city pro- most active stocks on Saturday:—New York | heard of sales of 50) uerees on the spot at loc.. 1 do. | perty, in sums to suit, | for October at 14% e., aud 1,000 do. seller's option six, JALLENVER & LAURENCE, % Pine street. Central and Harlem Railroad, 100% a 100%; Erte, | jronths atl: disc, perl. City was steady, with sales of Msn tatodeniath ~ RBA da LL i} | | | | | | fae bison caera iht abt tA bed At Abc. per Ibe CEA TO LOAN ON FIRST AND SECON Lobulie ilelehl dBi Bee Abe AR he‘denant wes moderate ina jobbing way, $540.00 city mo Ftrages and easatde aoe 87% a 87%; Chicago and Northwestern, 35% 436; | within a steady range ot prices We quotes aro | Ten first ‘mortcages wan "Apply to KENU & GOLD. Gow, preserred, 0% m 50%} Crleago ‘and Rock | fi: Kis Mas fre TAC Ror gy Gc par, | NARK. #8 Fark row (Expres bunting) A Svoak.—The market for Taw sugar’ continued strong 0134; Pacific Mail, 47% @ 48; Mile Lestrade get baad ee M | on the basis of S4¢c. 0 8540. tor tar to good refining Mus- CUPARTNERSHIPS. waukee and St. Paul, 327% & 33; do, preferred, 62 | covado, We heard of sales of 500 Lids of good tair Cuba | : paling be Oh a os Westers : ; ee NS nds, | PUK COPARTNERSIIP HERETOFORE EXISTING 852%; Ohio and Mississippi, 24 8 244%; Westera | Ot (ac, TT Nhe Ot ety EU to ae Be, 8 Detween the underdaned. under the firm name ot 300 boxes of do. At Disc. if Cen - Wodined sugar was strong, with suandard. "A's." quoted Union Telegraph, 7944 #795; Toledo and Wabash, with 5 Crow & Rich, No. 40 broadway, is this day dissolved by. Refined sugar was stron " . c ib, We quote: | mutual consent Mr. M. ich will siga in liquidation, 81% w 317%} Union Pacitie, 95% B 35465 Oy O OME | RMT ig nlenog sto coimmouy T4e. 0m Baoy |e nN SROW. LO, 10% 010M; Panama, 112 & 112, dow fair tw good fair Sik & + dor ood Naw Yorm, Sept. 14 1874 MM. RiCK, $25 to $4; Puts or Calls, $100 per 100 shares on | Money is Lost and Mave in Wail’ Street,” mailed, or to | IN | | tion, on rosewood, black walnut and n PREADS | | | A | capital L i Will se 2i9 TAPLE MANUFAOTURIN fected by patent, well estahi MS or interest. will be sol NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. uae BUSUWESS OPPORTUNITIES. ESS, n ds moderat ane 8. required 1 (rom right party, Fequire ght party. Are, room & Bn HANCE SELDOM OFFERE ANCE, SiLD OFFERED.~IHE ADVE. Te dae orisinal agents’ letters of a late dat ddresses lor $5 pe: ¥, hess LIQuo. one who wil! get halt tuterest 01 NANTEDTIN, A Lg * whole charge arest for $34, as the owner hy 0 down ‘town. Herald ottice. Adazens, ARTNER WANT atte Ks, PRO- dow Liberal H. VAN. 1 1,0W, Address A. bos VOR STORE: the place witl 48 other bash for two daya, or au A @ which mae hin ebase a ( A some h Address GOOD WORKER, WITH Dartner. rue. ouNEAA. Mato WANAGHA AND Paltnen | Lap’ $300; can siep inte aa ok Apply at store 273 U anted—tn a prot the prod ery ni itably working slate quarry, i Juct’can be dour rN {,c4pilal required, $10.00, to complete, yu (tor further development of property. Appl. HGS & CARLETON, 9 Broad way, HAS 4 SMALL AMOUNT OF MON cto enf@r into some light busi Ay: millinery business would answei HON A prac call att of Fi ho require’ Fren municat) otfice. at OAs: ob ture of private res ely, Pianon time eve! month vestine | requires inmaie days, M Mreet RODY Thet m whirlpool, somewhat | design of a Seotch thistle on one arm tn 1 ‘The Cor PHYSICIAN artue! business. Any Broadway, room 17. W ANTED— 8 PARTNER, house; best or rs M, at No. 7 Murvay street, SIMERS' Store Agency. $500- 2.000. ¥or turther particula TION SALE—ON MONDAY ‘clock. Lots on whi Herald Uptown Braach oflice. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A from $1,000 to Lexington ave MAN IS WANTED, WITIL $700 CASH AND BEST manulacturing complying with above call St No. 76) referenci the office of a in ICTION, BUT BUSS norable paying busi 1 cousult at once versonaily G. G. CAMPBELL, 's Hotel, New York. IF YOU WITH A CAPITAL, » $10,00%, in an odtabtistied putter and ch ences given aud required; uuial “Address N. i. ra) Hons contd box'108 Herald WANTEDILIVE BUSINE MALL CAPITAL red, to travel and introdice to manulactur- ersa machine built on royalty, Call between sand 6 P. ea8; capil required about $10.0 Call No. 19 Beekman street, RMS, WILL PURCHASE ness requiring two houry each day and same ening; have contracts alead for 3, € and 6 further capital require: can double tne ine Mths; reason lor setiing, other business pwner's who (tention: this 18 a leg sihess, no pate Address, es A. J., BOX 1,059 Post oft) yee eee WIth THIS mt, Ma business a 16 ax cotton. Fecal at KH. JONSON'S, 55 Dey r eee OF AN UNKNOWN MAN FOUND. NIAGARA FaAu_s, N. Y., Sept. 20, 187: ude corpse Of a man was found to-day decomposed, It has roner Will Hold an suquest to-morr: AUCTION, formerly stood the eld hi Davis House, lately burned down, situa avenue, between Fourif and Fith streets, Uarrisen, N. Joc terms cus. For further particulars inquire. of CHARLES JACOBS, MI Bighth avenue, N.Y. or G. WOERN T will expose for sale, at pi uetr Sells overed with Dres: Mattresses, Ot! tains, Bo 1, at the premi Harrison, N SIGNEE'S SALE, ic awetion, to the hizhess’ bidder at my store No. Thine street, sew York city, on Monitay, the 2st day of» +174, aC IO AL MS the Furniture aud) Fixtures Philo W. Smith and | Manhattan Varnish Com, with the stock om hand, both deat idee cash, ‘ON NOT this da RY ZINN, AUCTIONEER, tie"Housebold Furni: atest reps, &c.: complete Cpa se; Wedsteads, Burcons, y Cha tiutings, Mirrors, Clocks, Bronzes, ¢ okeases, Centre Tables, Extension 1 A satin ‘sine € fet, &c.; basement and kitchen Furniture. Sale positive, AUGTION—AT THE LEVANT PIIVATE K AX dence 36 West Fiiteonth st., between Fifth and Sixth avs, on THIS DAY (MONDAY commending 1045 "clock, the property of W. LIVINGSTON, Ban. Pianolorie. Hronzes, Paintings, stawuary, é Sule op When large vurchases or Privileges are made they can In view of thas fet we haye made such purchases and ‘ L Drawing roums- covered silk Etageres, Tose wood, wat Furnitui take sth e; Cabinets, Tabi nt’ Pranotort reaus, Hedste Table, Buffet; 511 basement, Kivchen, serv mptory.. Parties wishing to avenue stare: avenue A MAKTID Bookcase, mia: 1 Glassware, Apartinents, attend this sale (IONDAY) MC commencing at 1 Over $25.0" worth ot Parlor, “Library, Chamber and Dining Keom Furviture at public auction, con! residen feinway & rains, 8 . Mirrors, A vctr Twenty-eighth strc some anc nifle wood ry Curtains, tresses; | uctt hands styles coverini re irs, Bookcase, Books, ‘Purkish 0 complete, Bedsteads, Dressin; us, spring Mattresses, Pillows, Boiste Bullet, bx. n Tables, Chairs to match, solid Silver und Plated ale positive. Over 40) lots by cate ENRY K. MeDONNELL, Auctioneer, ed without additional successor to a phrstcian of thirty ‘years’ 300) required. For purtaculars WANT AN ss with Dut sinall capital oF | all com- n ee y Ir S HORSE AND WAGON | standard business as | udsou street.- Bone fde Hl SALES AT AUCTION, YEORGE J. SMITH, AU! t, OFFICR F Chambers street—By virtue of a foreclosure of @ chattel mortgage I will expose Jor sule at public vendue, on Monday, the 21st day ‘of september, 874. at te o'clock hoot, at No. 1,030 third avenue, corner of Sixty- Orst street, all Fixtures comtained in sald liquor store, ag follows:—/ine black walnut Counter and Trtomings, Diack Wainut Closets and Shelving, lot of Shelving, two Barrel Suils, 12 Barrels, one Wriung Desk, ornamental Glass Doors, black waluut doubie panelied Partition, With ornamented Glags folding doors, double panelled. Window shelving, with Doors and Glass Windows, six beavy Gas Fixtures, two peadants each; four Window Shades one Hanging Screen, one four pull Pump, with Mirror, de. (12 arm © large size Ice box; thre ‘ab 1, one Lager Beer Stand, Set of Copper Measures, two of Un. t water Kotte, two half gallon Ale Meas ures, two Heavy iron Window Guards, iron Foot Railing, five Pictures, Plumbing Fixtures to bat large Bar Koom Stove ani Pipe Bottle RANK WEBB. Hess BK UBRTS, AUCHONBER, UOUSENOLD FURNITUR: CARPETS, MIRRORS, PIANOS, ae, DAY, SEPT. 3, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT SALESROOM, 655 BROADWAY. Jace on Wednesday, ratte This sale will positively take | Raving to lenve the rt ture ie all iy due order and welt or shine, on account of owner 1 It comprises the: Smmeditely thy the atun we—Velvei, Brussely “| and walnut parior, entire contents and Axminster Carpe {oom ule; Mattresser, chamber. hirary and dining Bedding, Clocks, Mirrors, & 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONER a « day, September 22), at 104 o'elo i bowers: i large tot of houschald iurosture of tamuly Teaving the cy, Dealers uvited. Also Wines, clampagne euty. Deal agnes, Liquors, RE. JOUNSON, Sit, AUCTIONEER, ai Fark row and 37 Nass w street, New York, wll positively sell on MONDAY, dept 2h, at lZ o'clock, at Exehange Sulesronm, 1 Browdway, New York, by urder of executors of UL. G. Law. deceased, the splendid New York Property Nos, 25 Fuiton ani 206 Water streets, both adjoining. WIDNESUAY, sept 2. at 12 o'clo at Exchange lesroom, I} Broad wa Positive and peremptory sale ot Broo No. sd Uaios strect, valoabie Phil inde brown stote basement House, modern tinprove- in tine order, Ceniral avenue, north. Street, cottage residence and plot OF 1dr re; very desirable, tH Sept. 24, on ris & Essex taal ann @& Gould, dex ck row, NY. J P. TRAVER, AUCTION oJ. weil set, on Monday, s ali the Furniture and Fix’ residence and bar oom 215 Hous of the tour story private forsyth street, “between fon and Suuntorstroety: ~Pine Parlor Suits, elegant Manteland ¢ Mirrors, Centre and side Tables, Mantet Ornaments, Curtains und Cornices, fire Brussels: and other Carpets, Otieloths, Chromos, Eugravings, Stocks as, Lounes, Warlrobes, walnut and other Kedsicads. Coltaye suits, Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, ‘Vables, Chairs, eather beds, Vilows, Holsters, lair and einer Mattiesses, Bedding dining roam and bite ‘ Furmiiure, parlor and covki exery furniture of twenty ro pm" Purni- ers, Decanters, 8, Ueidsick, ed Ligno Ke S' baskels —¢ Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, ass. em, Wines, Cigars, ai OBRIS WILKINS HANDSOME JVM Household Furniture at apetion LUDLOW & CQ, will sell at auction, on duc 17 atll o'clock A store No, 1148 Broad was Stevens: suidling asi corner of Twenty seveut street, W wen placed tur conven ce of sale, handsome black nut and cil, im heured awn, rauetry parlor Capine! n | jh | Ket | Ginck watinut Lib | tne | also an usortment of } Furniture and ¢ iI | black walnut n dining ‘Tattle, black walnut Bullet and Chairs, carved biack walnut Bedsieads, Dressing Bureaus, marble tops: black wainat Pimstom Sota Bed, Commodes, Washstands and Chairs; enried Fan 'sprine Mattresses, Golsters and Pilows, Blatt Aco; Cormeces, Lambrequins avd lace Curtains, enire Tadies, rosewood aud Writing Desks and Lounges; oquet, Boussets and ingrain Carpets and Rugs; ‘hina and Glass Ware, Kitchen oking Uienstis, wath which’ sale wilt twivgnes at No, 3 street bluck walnut W commence. Ci AUCTIONEER, Marshal's Sule Confectionery Manufactory, Machinery, Counters, Wagons, &c. iwi ecutions, op Tnesdayy, | Sept nom, 27 Bust Broadway, the Conte & Contectioncry, VviZ.:—Marblo Stabs, y Kettles, Moulds, Cutung” Machines, ylass Jues, uperd Suits, Granda Huebess styte, | | Mott street. \ | | Mirble Courte: | Vounters, Grocery and Crean’ Freezers, Double Wagon Butcher Jou its Tables, Desk, Seater, nd Truck, &c.; aise Lot ixtures, ART, Marshal Rat, AUG AWN BROKER’? er, sie STOO! SALE.~R. PUELD, 0 Bowery "sand Undereiothing, Quit 8, 5 . 5. Bedding Boot is By order ot M BROKER'S SALE.—JAMES AGAR, AUCTION 9 New Bowery, will well this day, at lS o'clock, ercouis, Frock, Sack and Busitiess Coats, Pans nyand Vests. Also at t o'clock, SW Lots Dresses, vis, Sucques, Blaukets, Quiits, &e. By order of Pt Starr, Houston site JAWNBROKER'S SALE.—THOS. J. MGRATH, AUO. tioneer, 13 Chatham street, will sell this day. at 1 @elock, men's and women’s Clothing, Dri hawls, Rempant ils, Blankets, Bedding, Boots, Shoes, &c. 5 Also Voats, Pants and Vesis--By order of Mrs. B. Costello, DAWN cer, TERS, CIRCULARS AND CATALOGUES FOR uctions promptly furnished, at low rates, by the OPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISUMENT,” Now Pp ME} | 25 Broadway, SHERIFF'S SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A ie Grocery Store.—S. HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioncer, on 1 September 22, at Mo'clock, at No. 334 Stock and Fixtures of a rst class Gro- cery Store, Cousisting of a genera) assortment of Grocer- ies, as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Flour, cv dies, Oils, dc. also Counters, Toebox, Seal sale positive. dealers invited. WM. C. CONNOR, Sheriff. Wx. i, Burns, Deput ON SAL “OSITIV. SHINE. y) morning, at clock. by, order w in burope, deni f near oixth avenue, 579 J plain Household Parniture. (00 yards Carpets, ent satin brocade and rep Parlor suits, rose: prié, Etageres, Tables. Paintings, Mirrors, . rosewood and wainnt Chamber Suits, Mat ibrary, diving, servants’ Furniture. J. KRAEMER, Auctioneer, ts hand- ON SALK.—IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE SALE, by public auction, of omne, gentee! and useful Household Furuiture, TTS DAY (Monday), at 0 o'clock, at the elegunt private resulence 210 West Twenty-tirst street, wear seventh avenue. handsome Irames, ¢ Decker & Bre nut and Wardrob Mattresses, rep. plu niture, and Tea njtur Take 7tu city or country. on bu reps, plu Desks, Li stands, mahogan. be sold without reserve to the highest oidder. housekeepers and others invited. and office rtment useful householt arts JOHN A. D Sate: Parlors contain F Suits, rich cm umask and bri COV rosewood Bedsteads, D pos, Washste s, Burenus, and spring Dining Fur: Xtensi irs, dinner Sets, silverware, Grockery, ball and ‘Kitehen e, velvet, Krussels sud ingrain Varpets, aud as- M Sale positive or 8th avenue cars. Good ROBERT C, C Kked HI Auctioneer. 1, 295 ‘Third avenue. account of leasing the building and reuring ness, ~The extensive Manutac Shearer all the elegant Furmitare conta ns No. 15 Rivangto din their Suits in silks, ish and brocatel; i:taveres, Bullets. Hookcases, iprary and Cenre Tables, Dressing Bureaus, Nat Towel Racks, Commodes black walnut and Bedsteads, marble top Washstands, &c. To Dealers, Catalogues at sale © of auctioneer, ¥ MAX BAYE, Tue: marble ables, Pumps, tine Cutlery, de. SDORFER, AUCTIONEER.—SELLS sday next, Fixtures of first class Broadway kes- Chairs, Pautings, Mirvos ne Bar Ai Mak BaY ERSDORFER’S office, 128 Bowery. Fr, ea B. mornin of OP OWE sale- Fe THOMAS, AUCTIONEKR=WILL BE. SOLD public suctio A Park row, on September intings and Oh & HILLIER, CTIONE: —Corner of Univ jonday. September 21, the Contents S.—~MARSHAL'S eKery 10 ‘at Dishes, Karthenwar ware, Tinware aud Crockery of every variety ai description. JOUN US HILLIER, Marshal. ¥Y DA room 47 and 49 Liberty st, opp NIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER—SALE: te the Post office, TO-MORROW (lucsday), at 1046 o'clock, at saiesroom, special sale of Sewing Machines. Was. C at lo'clock f, In plots of two lots anu upwa overlook tectly healthy W, ROGERS, AUCTIONEER, Large sale of very attractive Lots, at Manhasset, L. 1, Sept 22, cu W. ROGERS will sell by pubite Auction, TUESDAY, sevt. 22, .. on the premises of J. P. Travers, Esq., Manhasset, L. L 10) Choice peeps ts, Cligibly to set Bay, p ing Long Island Soun and shipped, | AUCTIONEER—OFFICE AND iravd closing out Monday | ‘sity place and Eighth scant, | ol ! | scholastic year begins resilariy on the first Street, Will be sold atauce | Of duly. esday Next September 22, 1874, consisting of | Written or received by the yuung ladies are inspected urant—Kange and Boiler, Copperware. Steam Tables, | Crockery, Glassware, Linen Ware, Cooking Utensils, walk of first ciass public and private schools, tour churches, stores, & ame dista the ce of shore, with boating apd bathing: oysters. &&, in abundance. Also good fishing. ale is not a matter of speculation, but is fo purpose of developing the country and affording to those Who Wish to procure a permanent and pleasant home at a modert which necessarily must double in tine. 1 Conveyances wil) be at 12M. tra ‘ate cost aN opportunity of di vile indisputable. reat N in trom Hunter's Point, Hy $0 On property uein @ very short ck depot on arrival of ROCKERY | AUCTION.~HENRY LOTZ, AUCTION. >, OP eer velis Monday, September 21, large assortment of wnite granite, rock and yellow Ware; also fancy Goods, H o'cioc A. val Tuesday, at office ews M B at ll o’e! ture, of chambe! LAWRENCE, | AUCTIONE! Juable Plots and Villa, Sites at Babylon, LT. eptember 2 at 2 PM. For parucdlars call 128 Broadway, New York. | S* 13 West | iW | Mer, Mantel and othe | lege received the highest prize LE TO-DAY, AT 10 A. M.—I WILL SELL IN LOTS, Liquors Burs, Ale Pump. Glaswer,, Fixtures, Lebo, at No, 1,W2 Second avenue, corner of Fifty-thiru streot, WILL SELL THIS al street, an elegant M. WITTERS, AUCTION: May, al 2 o'clock, at 454 € | assortment of Househol! Furniture, consisting of Parlor | Suits in brocatel, pufied reps and baircloth; Bedsteads, Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobcy, Bookcases, Saras, Lounges, Tables, Chairs of ail kinds, Wrench plate Mirrors; fine velvet, wpestey, pets; Mattings, Rags. Ollcloths, husk ‘and Excelsior Mattresses, Wood Ware, Swves, Counters, Desks, Ol) Paintings, Engravings ‘Silverplated Ware, Vases, Clocks, Faney Goods, &c.; Blankets, Quilts, Sheets, feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, &c. Brassely and ingrain Ci &ec.; also curie) hate, Crocker¥, Glass and Thaockave NBO | ana Pec ele Gs als % —URSTLINE ACADEMY, die te Jentre and | A. Boarding and Day Sctool, East, Morrisanta, New sy Chairs, Turkish Lounges, tported | York.—This institution, in its plau of education, unites ures, Clocks, Oil Paintings, lace Cur ve! ntage thatcan be derived from » punctual ntious care bestowed on the pupils in every Hof science becoming to their sex. Difference of relixton is vo obstacle to the admission of young 1a lies, provided they be willing to conform to the Keneral regu lations of the school All payments are to be mate sembanntatiy in advance. No deduction will be made tor partial absence or withdrawal from the academy, unless 1D case of protracted illness. parders.—Board nd tniiton in English tuition in music on the nd use of bed. $32; use scholars—Tuition in Verma for and F i His rench, yer annum, $00; tuition in music the piano, $60. School bucks at the store price. The usual extra Charges are made for the instruction drawing, painting, singing, foreign languages, &c. The Monday of ptember and ends about the end of June or begining ‘Thursday ts the regular visitng Day, Letters by the Superior, CADEMY MOUNT ST, VINCENT, ON THE HUD. son, New York, 13 miles irom the metropolis, WY trains to’ and 29 frm the Mount duly, Hudson Rives Railroad. ‘ihiy mstituth conducted by the sisters of Charity, is the largest and best appointed in the coun try. Jerms, including everything but music, per an- nam, $295, ‘General patronage solicited. T PAINE'S BUSINESS COLLEGES, 1,275 BROAD. JA way and 62 Bowery, bookkeeping, arithmetic, higher mathematics, penmanship, Knglish branches, dag and evening: 24 writing lessons $2 50; backward persons private rooms; ladies’ department. ‘T THOMPSONS COLLEGE, 20 4TH AY., OPPOSITE Cooper Institute.—Book keeping, Writing, Arith- Metc taught day and evening. Ladies’ Department. ‘elegraphy taught practically with instruments in one quarter. T DOLBRAWS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1,199 Broadway, pupils can have private lessons tn bisi- fess writing, bookkeeping, ariibmetic, &c., and learn more in one guarter than in years in classes. This Col- F penmanship at the American institute, Open day and evening, N EXPERIENCED TEACHER, A YALE GRADU- ate, Will give lessons in any ‘branch: price $1 to $1.59 per hour. Address K. L., Herald Uptown Branch office C Mine, D'HERVILLY, Princtpal Nos. 1,527 anit 1,529 Spruce street, Philadelphia. Engush, French and Latin, Boarding and Day School (or young ladies and misses. French ts the language of the family. Will reopen Sepiember 21. HEGARAY INSTITUTE, J EAF MUTES—AN ENP! ) TEACHER OF ‘articntation will receive at her home a few deat 148 William street, mute pupils, Address W. F. H. Nae Mr DOREMUS WILL REOPEN THETR, T Day school Thursday, September % at «7 East Twenty-tirat street. a ANTED—A LADY WHO [8 CAPABLE OF TEACH. AMe french and German, Apply atél South Third! street, ilsamsbure, ae TANTED—TWO GOOD TEACHERS FOR FRENCH, WaASitnan and music at once. Apply at Mrs MITCHELL'> Teacher's Bureau, 67 West $9uh st. ~ WANTED TO PURCHASE, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—I WILL TAKE good Soap Stock at market price; no charge for carling, storage, commission, cooperage or labor. B. T. BABBLTT, 69 Washington street mo ALS WANTED, FOR THIS erection of a number of brick Houses at Astoria, ta Reg Mag rane Lots, CR he airseie routing Centr Par ON'y resp le partes wi \- Greay W, &., box 4,883 Post oitice, ht RD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER lortgage sale ot elegant Cabinet Farniture, YY EOWARD SCHENCK, ON TUESDAY, Jock, an elegant assortment of the nnest Furnt- the most modern and unique styles of parior, f, dining and hall. é. y in elegant carved wa.nut fosewood, covered in damask and reps; superb Centre and Car ‘4 Tables and every variety of style of Furniture. The above is now onexhidition, and will repay Woot fn want ‘of turmieure. To be suid at auction at No. 6 Liberty streey, DENTISTRY, BSOLVTELY PAINLESS—FRESH GAS DAILY; dX Combination Se light and durable extremel; Kubber Sets, $10 to 8h. No. ab Sixth avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sirects, Established 154), Dr. Ll. BERHARD, BEAUTIFUL SRT $5, $9; GUM TEETH, as Silver, niiings, Gy cents, single, $1, Warranted, extracting with gas, 50 cer Kxamune specimens, Ne FOUR DENTAL ROUMS, 98 Sint erya0m or, Romewe