The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1874, Page 5

PINANCIAL AND COMMBROIAL The Stock Market—Prices Still Declining. GOLD FIRM AT 110 A 110 1-8, Government and Railroad Bonds Steady. TuEspay, Oct, 20—6 P, The market vo-day was without feature, except that losses are recorded on transactions in a ma- Jotity of active stocks, No special reason, now- ever, can be given for tbe result. Certain parties are reported to de selling ‘short’ in anticipation ofa lower market, but it is unsafe to prejudge the effect of their work, Other parties may be ac tively engaged in taking all that is offered at the prevailing low figures with a view to future profit. While it is trae that certain stocks aro weak, it i8 equally true tnat those who Bave controlled them in the past have shown ® Willingness to purchase. Quietly this process bas been going on. Bear and bull are, therefore, maintaining their old antagonistic relationship, and it is not unlikely, a8 a cunsequence, that we shall witness consideravie fuctuations—first de- pression, then a corresponding advance coincident with what may be the improving condition of the dountry, The immediate market does not reward bthers than those who, standing on the floor of the Stock Exchange, can watch ana avail tnem- selves of the fuctuations of an hour; but there 18 stil! an opportunity for outside operators who de- pead on general results and have the patience to Wait to acquire decided profits, While the com- mercial situation 1s somewhat discouraging, it is not at its worst, and except in such stocks oa are positively bad, we may look for a sharp recovery Within the next sixty days, GAINS AND LOSSES. ‘The gains of the day as compared with last night bave been insignificant, only two stocks partici. pating in the improvement. Tnese were:— Gatns.—Lake Shore 34 per centand Ohio and ee al per cent. ew York een eae and Hudson % per nes ao o andl ©. %3 Northwestern, Sey Pact fe Mail, 14; hier 1% hoe Island, %3 te Paul, 3%; Wabash, 2%; Union ‘Paci, 4. THE SALES of principal stocks amounted to 170,000 shar which are divided as follows:—New York Central and Hudson River, 1,900; Erie, 17,000; Lake Shore, 60,000; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 200; Northwest- ern, 6,600; Rock Island, 800; Pacific Mail, 8,000; St. Paul, 900; St. Paul preferred, 500; Ontos, 5,400; ‘Western Union, 13,900; Wabasn, 13,200; Union Pa- Pific, 25,500; C., O. and I. C., 8,400; Panama, 295. THE RANGE OF PRICES. Western Union was comparatively steady, open- ing at 7934, selling at 793(a793(0795a79%07994070%<. Uaion Pacific receded from 3434 to 88%, underwent Aumerous fluctuations within x per cent., and Blosed at x4. Wabash opened at 3144 and steadily fleclined to 29%. St. Paul opened at 88 and closed at 82%. Rock Island went off at the close % per cent., the first sale being made at 98%. Pacitic Mall sold at 46)¢a465,a1634, ending at 46%. Ohio and Mississippi vupened at 27%, improved to 2848 284, and finished at 23, Northwestern fell off % per cent. Lake Shore developed considerable gtrength, opening at 78%, closing at 7934. Harlem ‘was steady at late prices. The same may be said of Hannibal and 8t. Joseph. Erie advanced from 89% to 3034, after which there was a‘pressure and @ecline, the last price being 29%. ©, O.and I, 0. Seolined from 10% 108%, the close being made at eae OPSNING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Wau bine ee } lew York Central. 14 101 100% 29) 803 29% ty Rk o ‘4 38 37 88 983% 97 81K 8754 33 3256 61 49% | 2856 21% 10456 104 10736 10736 34 33% 10% 8% 79% 95, 46: 4635 113 112% THE MONEY MARKET. Money In the early part of the day was easy at 234 a 8 per cent on call 1oans, but at the close was Marked up to 4 percent. There is no change in the price of paper. Foreign exchange was strong fnd higher. The rates moved up to 4.85, 4.853<, 48834 and 4.89. PRODUCE EXPORTS. The total exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day amounted to $5,552,953, mixed values, which 1s an tocrease over last week Of $812,667, Tne exports of produce for tne cor- responding week of last year were $7,430,526, and for 1872, $6,114,056. The total exports since Janu- ary 1, this year, are $235,661,962, against $38,002,655 last year and $183,708,156 in 1872, These are largely below those of the same week in 1873 and $872, Farmers are holding back grain. GOLD was firm. The prices of the day were 110 a 110%. The rates paid tor borrowing were 1-64 and 1-32 per diem and 4, 6 and7 per cent per annum. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE TO-DaY. $2,247,870 + 2,507,510 S22) 24,811,000 Gross clearances. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 117 for Commerce, 100 for Centrai@vational and 97 4 96 for Fourth National. The latest bids are annexed:—Amertcan Exchange, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OOPOBER 21, 1874—~TRIPLE SHEET. 40,, A0., 1867, coupons, 1175 & 117%; do,, do., 1868, coupons, 117% a 117%; 0. ten-forties, registered, 11K & 119%} 40, do. coupons, 112% & 112%; do, fives, 1881, coupons, 112% @ 112%; do. currency Pacifics, 117% @ 1183. SOUTHERN BONDS were dull and steady. Miasouris sola at 9434 for long bonds, and 93 for funded bonds, Tennessecs, old and new, were bid for at 67; do., old aud new @X.coupon, being quoted at 52 to 55, new serics at 68 to 56, and Virginia consois at 5234 to 68%; Vir- ginia old and new were bid for at 33, with none offered; North Carolina old was quoted at 21 to 2%, and do. April and October at 20% to 21%. The afternoon dealers were cunfined to Missouri funded bonds at 9234, and South Carolina new, January and July. at 16. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Treasury balances are as follows:—Ourrency, $14,160,441; special deposits of legal tenders for the redemption of certific of deposit, $58,488,000; coin, $79,897,086; including coin cert!- ficates, $28,796,900; outstanding legal tenders, $382,000,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid oat $20,000 in coin interest and redeemed $9,000 in callea bonds, The Customs receipts were $301,000. The internal revenue receipts were $144,578, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE. Tuesday, UO Oct. 20—10 A. M.,) Before Call. ie Bu oo. Lada vensint 0. 400 she West Un Tel... 500 * "ao. Prd ri) 79) aa Iw 1g % 8 Lou Ww 4635 10) Mil& StP 200 46; 100 500 40; 10) Tol & Ws Bu 46h6 600 w 40% 60 oy all 73, 500 600 31% a a0 3 A 500 81% 500 ww 37 lw 20 100 900 100 500 100 an 295 3.0 m 2u5¢ 200 0 2% 30 oo °°) by f Eanes ry xy $8 BuO Buby GOU 200 Bs BOD ‘00 7 iw in i ‘nN B i Bw ‘B00 7955 50 Ms 1700 79 «100 ‘ 0 7 «100 21% ou He 400 do. 2 % 300g i sho, 0.8 10g 100 N J Cen Rif, 10088 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. Ft US Os, 4, His 941000 US Ba, r,'8l.bo lg NUD UO.seeeveee eos TY} First Board—10:30 A. M. $2000 Missouri G's, 1b.. 04: 2000 x were es -bo rad Le 1000 & BL BP Te whe 2000 1083 200) do, baw Cen Fac 100) Bell & Fo ary t, ae PAR C00 US 5's, ry '8! Si0ths West unre! a 118% 2000 U 8 Os, "81. nt Second Board—1 P. M. fw ahs Un Pac KR.De 31% BH oni SK é Io) si asi RR... 2 Mo Gs, £0, "K:be ym, Thy Sore 1000 8 U 6's, ara 114; Central National, 9944; Chatham, 137; Chemt- bal, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 116%; First Na- tonal, 200; Fourth National, 97; Fulton, 155; Han- | $09 bver, 100; Irving, 128; Marine, 130; Mechanics, 136; Merchants, 119; Metropolitan, 132; Nassau, 106; New York, 124; New York County, 205; North America, 93; Park, 135; People’s, 140; Republic, 10134; St. Nicholas, 106; State of New York, 109 THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices state that £47,000 sterling were to-day withdrawn from the Bank of Kugiand. A decline in consois and American securities fol- lowed, with the exception of Erte, which ad- | ‘vanced from 26}4 to 27 It was locally reportea that the Erie Oompany had succeeded in making 8 loan of $3,000,000 abroad, but there 1s no verifica- tion of the statement up to alate hour. The five o'clock London quotations are as follows:—Con- fois for money, 92; a 92%; do. for account, 025% | 892%; five-twenty bonds of 1965, 105%; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 100%; ten-forty bonds, 103%; new fives, 103%; Erie Rallway shares, 27. quiet, but frm. RAILROAD BONDS. Central Pacifics advanced to 92%. Wabash sec- ond mortgage sold at 70, but the broker states that bis principal was forced to make the trans- action in order to obtain money. The transaction shows ® Gecline of 2%; or 3 per cent, but is nota eriterion, The total business of the day amounted ty less than $50,000, O., U. and LC. was weak and Bold at 7044 for first and 259% a 2534 for second | mortgage, The cause of weakness in C., 0. and I. ©. Is said to be due to the reception of a telegraph despatch, stating that the attorneys of the vond- holders of the second morgage on the road have | dnstituted suit for a foreciosure of the second mort- je Doud In the United States District Court at Cincinnati. it is understood that this action 1s taken or suggested by the direction of the Penn- syivania Railroad, which is known to be a large holder of this class of bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS. These were firm, but without animation, Regis- tered fives o/ 1881 sold at 1114 and do, ten- forties at 111%. The sollowing were the closing prices:—United States five-twenties, 1881, regis- peied, 117% #118; do, sixes, 1881, coupons, 1164, a 48K; do. flve-twentios, 1862, registered, 109) a | (20; do. do., coupons, 113 & 11335; do, do., 1864, coupons, 116 a 1163s; do. do., 1865, coupons, 117 @ 117%} 40, Go. 1865, CoUDONS, NEW, 1163 @ 116)6 5 Market | 1 | RG i | 48 | Poo ae | 0 33 2 | 400 ee 2 | $00 Bg | gs 23 =» d 0 } 0 : ie Lo | to Be tee he tai eS fote | ay ae | 20 B32} owed che Rea e wo a iat 6) 2 60 100 8 | 100 © 1B | 80 > 1B DLS&MS RR bcad py wo ey 190 0. 30 do. 20) Quick 0) c Mar li Yao Nail 53., | 200 gy od WON YC AHR Kv on” MO. cere 20 Chi & Alt KR, | 60) Erie Kit 4 gu 2K td do. ' Union Pac | do. | sneaRec Ret SESEte = ar | 60 10 | # hed dag ‘tw. | H awe, | i 9 | 1a 4 20) yy a | SW Mit a Si pS " | OLOSING PRIONS OOLOOK P, M. } | Mail.... 464% 0 46 M0 Ail & 8¢ Ff 49 a 5D Woreun’ ‘te 94 a 79) V4 a Oe Quickauver Yo a £0} Quicksiiver pt. 36 Erie. ++. AGAWS OX, 4 WY Hank Am Express. Wi ft OL HE & St Jo pr. | Us express zeae Ga) Auene Stor | Hien, cen. “a 8 NYC E ii iit gg 0 tags bur | He oe TW Bie & rs 4 | total, e400 ales. NW pf. & faa”. yt ie Fae Babess wt By COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Weak—Flour Generally Dull— Wheat Nominal—Corn Dull—Oats, Pork and Lard Dull—Sugar Firm— Coffee Strong—Petroleum Quiet and Weak—Rosin Quict—Spirits Turpen- tine Steady=Metals Dull—Wool Quict= Freights Firm—Whiskey Steady. TUESDAY, Oot. 20—6 P. M. The markets were dull and irregular as a gen- eral thing, while prices were in numerous in- stances lower. On ‘Change four was quiet and weak, saving only shipping extras. Wheat was dull and lower jor some kinds and nominal for others, Corp was inactive andheavy. Oats were active and firmer. Pork was dull, lower and nom- inal. Lard was weak. Freights were firm. Whiskey steady, Wool ruled quiet. The demand for spot cottcn was generally at lower prices; “futures” deciimed 340, The grocery market was generally fairly active, with holders firm. Naval stores and petroleum were rather quict, without essential change in figures. Metals were inactive and nominally unchanged, Asuzs.—Rocelpts for the past three days 48 packages. The market h: shown nochange since our last. The demand has been light with pots quoted steady at 6c. per 12. and pearls at 9c. per Ib, Buripixg Materiats.—We have np change to note in the market tor brick. The demand has been good at asteady range of prices. We append former quota- tions as follows:—For pale, $2 50 and $2 75 afloat and $4.50 a $475 delivered ; Jersey, $5 afloat and $7 delivered; up river, $5260 $5 75afloatand $7 25 a $7 75 delivered; Haverstraw Bay, $6 9 $7 75 afloatand $8 $9 75 deliv- ered. Fronts as follows:—-Croton—Brow n, $12 afloat and $15 delivered; dark, $13 afloat and $16 delivered; red, @14 afloat and $17 delivered; Philadelphia, $23 a $32 afloat and $20 a $34 delivered; Baltimore, $50 a $58 afloat, Cement met with a fair demand and sold at steady prices, quoted as follows:~Rosendalo $1 20 por barrel; Portland and Roman $4 25a $450. Lime was unchanged in yalus and sold quite liberally at from $1 10a $1 85 for Rockland common, and $160 a $1 8 fordo. lump. Laths met with a moderate demand and ruled steady in value at $1 60 for Eastern spruce. Buoom Conx.—The inauiry appeared to be a trifle better during the past few days ana values were with- out hotlodatiie change. We quote:—9c. a lc. for new green burl, dc. a de. for new and ‘old mixed, Wc. @ Ie. for ,short green bush and 6c. for red Upped. urswax,—We have yet. to notice a quict market, with transactions only in a small way; quoted steady at from Be. a 82c. for yellow Western and -outhern. Beans anv Peas,—Mediums were in moderate request, but scarcely so firin, Marrows were in good demand and a firm. Most deseriptions of peas were in Cay and steady. We quote:—Medium, new sii 1 a $2; Mediuin, fair fo xood. $120 agi Rew, ohoite, 2 00 a $22 Peas 50; marrows, old, eboiee, Rew, $2 15 a $290; red kidney, prithe, new. $3 | peas, new, st 75 a $1.80; white ney. oo cholce, $: rin 3 BE a white kidney, tair to good, $2 pts tor six dave 20,048 packages, in- eindine packages to-day. The market rules quict, ,, While no material concessions are made, in prices, fhe tendency of values is unmistakably in. Wayer's favor under irge oflerings to sell, Wo quo\e:—State dairies firking and tubs, fing, se. n 400. per Ib.: do, to prime, B7e,; do. do, tair to tearing cholee: selected, ‘9c. a fo ‘prime, 23c, a —Recei| B50. Bice; do. ‘common to fair, 32c.; half “arkin tubs, chotee, selected, 42c. do., good to prime, 87c. & 4:0.; do, Common to 7 $e Pe"? Welsh tubs, choice, tail made, Prime, S70. ' S8c,; to. good, to. commer EY * fine, Ao. ges to fair, 4 Tails, Creamery, Gairy, fine, ae. a ddess do, on, talr to food, 380. a do., do,, common to fatr, $0c. a 37c.: Western creamery, choice, a Wc. : 10., do., fair to good, Sic. a 87c. ; Western Reserve and Michigan, "tubs, choice airy ahacked. 36c. do, ood to prime, 32 OH fo, init to vio0d, (doe. a Se. do., firkins,” ‘ohgice, fair to good, ‘6c. ae era’ Tilinols’Wisconsin and Iowa,’ tubs, choice, 3 dO, do. talr $0 fom; 25c. a 300.3 do., ood "to prime, do, ({ joa be, Central Ohio and. ibdiata, firking | chores, Bo. 4 Bie. don, do, fiir fo uood, 2c. # 2Bc. 5 do.. tu choca, 2ic. ido. do, Hoa Bot falr to good, various styles, common. 2lc. a 2c. Cixesx.—Kecvipis tor the week 53,94) boxes, in- cluding 13,344 boxes to-day. The market, without Material change in prices ty less active and hold- graare rather more disposed to, sell We quote Stato factors, fine to tency. Ito. a 16\¢c.; pood to Ane Ace. a’ T53g0.; State factor, 7 to good, 133ec. a 160,7 do. dairies, ‘fine, lic. a I5e,- Orange county sims te: a ze.: ohio, tactory, Cheddar shape, cholee, "tor export, 53EC. t do, flat do. do. mestic trade. Here Wie. do. do., tair to ide. Ile.: do. dos poor to fair, Go, 8 100: Micnigan and Wise consin factory, fine, Ic. Cortoxe—the market for cotton, on the spot, was Teaker oud irregular, with some sales ut adeciine of Ll6c. gc. per Ib., but no general reduction was i: | in prices, although holders were offering treely. tures at adecline ot yeu were fairly active, close barely steady atthe concession. ‘The following quota- tions are based on American standard of classifcatio Uptaneta, . Alabama. N. Orleans. Tex Ordina: 12) Good ordinary Low middling Middiine.. Good midd | Miadiing tar Fair. —Tn Export. Consum} tion. Speculation. In transit... + + 87 1,233 21s » a Board Laer yg 103, free on board. Sew Orta ns, I vent terms. For ruture Heivery. (bi mH iow nt hina) vibe ‘sares nave been as jsollon: ‘esterday, after two P. M.—Uctol 100 a) November, dup ‘at 15c., 400 at 151-3%c,; De ember, 00 at 1b 7-Buc., 100 nt 158¢C. ; January, 40 at | 25 15-32 £00 at 1536. ; Febraar’ 40) at 15 2h 32c.; March, | B00 at 16l¢0, May, 100 at 15 “Sune, B00 at 16740, ks ge bales Closing pri ss Ootober, 150 December, 19 7.82e. ; February, 15 13-1 $820. Say hie. a I Ge. § 3 are! 1630. ; April, 16 loc. Firm. Tpeday up to ‘Uctover, 100 it Te tae AW (hort nodew we ta ASH cr) 14%c,; November, 30 at 1431-32c. 1b Aes Tadeo. Leto r ft 1560. 10) at 1b 8-¥e.» 100 at Lo 15 Hib, 200 at 15 Size, | Januar at 15 3-32e., 1,39) at doo at at Tie, 100 at 15 1-3... KO at Bairy iad ib eel 400 at 15 ie nat 15%4c., 500 5 15 5-1 . = 2e Oat 00 at 15%. 0 ra sTBY 100 at Ae, 15 21-s2e., 500 ng Io tg 00 a at th Mel 30) at 16 L-S2c. at Bbc, | at I6o., Guv'at 1 April, ioral 100 at 16 a.82e. May, 800 av 16 9-1Gee 1 at 16 25-32c.,'300 at 16%c. ‘Total, 2 i Exchange “200 ‘Goteper for Novene ber, oven: $5 25 pain to exchange October tor Novem: be! The averages of yesterday's forward deliveries as ally reported on the bulletin were as follows, jz. :—Ostober, 14.00: November. 18.01; December, 15.21} Jan yy 1545; February, 18.77; Mari 416,07; April, 16.8 1861; i dune. 16.86 First call—November, 110 t t i ae Januar; 20 at ime + April, | to) at 16 a Velen Second 1g bee 08 ales: [sg ems” hr ae ephia, 1,028, “Total, “otk Tiiy day age waek, 2,909" bales. This day lag 3 les. Total ri pis since Septem! Cotton ireighis closed’ as follow: by sail, ec, To Mam! nurs, by steam, % To Bremen, by steam, sail, 9 To. reeds by steain, 13 Gay) receipts, 43 eee That 18 i820, Total, ‘The receipts at the ports were :—Galvestou, W Orleans, 5,475; Mobile, leston, 3,212; Wilminaton, Boston, 77: Philade! ed (three Baporas ro Great Britain, 14.429 vales; to the Con! M3, Stock—in New York, 58.434 bales: consoli- Gated Stock. W119 bales. he, gross receapts at Sew York toxlay Ww ‘oriolk, 1,49 bales: Wilmington, | at} . 82h. otal, bales. iiet but firm, No sales were reported here trom first hands At ssaliimore a cargo of 4100) ex Claudine, — brought ice. per Ib, aiild eotlee was, placed im a Jobbing way, but otherwise the market ruled quict i uote io, onlinaty cargone, 15x 180, On Erg 2 . treme, pfanae, fo a Be. Java, goverumie bags, ade. & Te, 5 ( Seytom 1. a 19isc-t Marioaibs, Dasnayra, Ie, a 10e. ee Aa Ide. a 18; st. Do: Ie. Porto. Rico, 6c. a 183¢c.; Costa Ric Mexican, I8c, a Ie. ; “Angostitta, 7c. @ 19c. ‘Curacoa, 15440. u ie. Fold, @) a0 Corre. —The demand for Lake sopper | nas been fair during the last three days and the market ruled, firm, The sales toot Wp abou: 200.00) Ibe.. 2. cn cash, and 224c. tor delivery November and December. Gaxpies.— The inarket has exhibited uo change. either as regards the demand or prices current. Jobers are operating fairiy at steaay 4 peer We Eperi, 5 29c5 patent, do, 58g; stearlo, 28. N20: parattine, 4s, 0% and 126, ada manta Tana 100g. Lem ISset, 156. & 18!a0° and 1738 . yer Ih Co Gx: tock.—Under @ continued fair demand tho market rule’ firm at the foltowmns quotations := Molasses | shooks.. Sancn. with heads $2 a $2 « shooks With heads, ssinch, 32 10 sugar shooks, with heads, sé-inch, $210 @ sty box shooks, 75c. a 800.; rum shooks, 84.50 a $4 ei pipe shooks, $6.0 a $7; empty hogshends, $2 a $2 25; hoops 14 feet, ordinary to prime, 38c. a 4c. ; hoops, 12 feet, or- Se A sie. tinued very slow, bat values re- out clane. Wo append former quotations Manila cordage, sizes above L2-(hread, ld)ge. 5 nd Y-chread. 3 inch Wied 6-16 neh diameter e-tuiread, 74 nel diameter, 19¢.; do, hay rope, cordase, "bolt rope tre: and 9-thread, 18c.; Manila, 18. fine tarred Manila lath’ yaru, Sisal ropo, — above I-thread, I2c.; ‘do.,' G-tiread and Ie; do. thread and hay” rope, 1idge.: New declan cordage,’ sizes above L2-thread, 12c,; doy 6-thread and Sanevnd, 34 and, 0-16 nen. 130 read, aud hay’ rov Dae Pree je veneral market hus been quiewduriny aie aemani Apples Were rec shiv past few days, still there Wasa moder: ior course apples Tor export. A tow State ived and wero held at7, We quote:-Soutuern appies, quarte shoed, 7c 8c. do, do., do. funey, de. pewhes, North Carolina, dhe, « OTA, 15c. A Jue. ; unpesied do. ‘halves, do. d 4 bl ch chhertien, Stave, We. a, Bie raspberries. new, BiG, a 820° do. do. peeled | new, errics, disc. a. 9 | southern, new, 6c, a 27a. + itu, 1BG; 16 |. £6: cipts tor six days, 7,607 packages, inctadin; } today, 1191 packastes. cho market rules feu with i crate offerings and a fair demand. at the following . Island, New Jersey and near by, 27c. 0 Pennsy:vania, 2),c. a 2e.; Canada, Western, choice brands, 2c; oluer choice branls de. Western, Zhe. 6 | SUR’ AND Gite Flour, 20,087 bbls. 5 101,20/ bushels; Corn, 47.528 do.; onts, 15,410 do} barley, 40,75 do, ihe inarket was dull for all but ship: bing extras, watch, were in iair request. ‘The saies w at prices within the range of the quotati ye four was quiet, Wita sales of 2) bl v weil Was moderately active. The sales wer vit 1,000 bbls. and 60 sacks, at $5 25 Brandywine, We quote — No. 2 otate,. $3 0 um Superdne seate.. a Bextra state fon 5 Fy ghioice Ha 6 00 0 7 Baia Westerns: Wa 06 7-160., 20) at | quote:— | on ‘ship, ca Ere ig extra 5m it, $3 3® | 3 1 Ei ber baat Ey he swith sales Suahels, ate. mixo Sac. tor yellow and $1 02 nBt'W for white, oa ners ‘mat The salos wi bout 66,000 bushels for ined ihe a bic. tor white, 4 bo es interior Ohio white. Barley xed And We. & Big, Tor interlor fe note sale of 8.0 ag neglected and Dushels Caviada, at about $1737, ia e best bid tor BomUnal, Hens iwore Ganda ted ns, quiet with #1 07, Faxicurs.—I here has been quite # liberal movement in berth freights to-day, and the market ruled firm, Ton- Rage tor'ch aver met with a better demand. I for grain and petroleumn, and a steadier tone ket wag noticeable at the close, The sngagemens were:—To Liverpool, by seam, 42.0.0 bushele at grain in Duuk at 16,000 bushels of do., in bags, at 6d. ; ales $f gotten at 2c: 1400) bates of Bs through frets. at e be! ha pau by rail, SS Ans, Balle ae Fre ae ees At aoe aud via Fouthampion, 4000 boxes cigese ‘at 453, ; and, by sail, 8.000 bushels wrain nt 584q1.: 800 bushels peas, in ship's bare at 6d. aud 600 bbls. rosin at 1s. luigd. The charters mbract ore} Seta beni iy to Cork, a Lig jor, with uarters of grain a 48,; an Austrian Lark, hence to a direct hore v silted a Kingdom, with 2.60) quarters “of do, 6e.5 8 Norwerlan bark, hence to ¢ orks for iors to the United Kingdom or Vontinent, with 8,000, bbis. naphtha, atte od: a Norwegian bark, hence to O Liverpeck with oN) bole. of do. at 4: au American bark, hence to Marseilles or it with 2,700 bbls, of crude and refined etroleum, at on Austrian bark, hence to Trieste, with 3,50 bois: of renlacd Petroleum, at 4s, and £00 gritulty; an Italian bark. hence to Civiia Vecchia for orders to tho Mediterranean, with 2,500 bbls. of re- Hed do., at %. Gd.; an Italian ‘steamer of 104i tons, hence to Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, general cargo, including 200 bols. of flour, ata a jump eu German bark of 569 tous, hence to Cetto, with gencral cargo, at a lump sum; & Duteh bark of 700 cons, hence to Rotterdam, Pinnds Cargo, at current rates; a German ship, trom Philadelphia io Bremen, with 4000 bbis. of refined pe- troleum, at ia British ship (now here) trom Nor- folk to Liver) pool, ‘With 3,30) bales of cotton, at 38. 8d Guxxies.—The market has ruled rather steadier our last, under a better inquiry for trade lots. ‘ere reported of 400 rolls ot domestic, part atl: bales of do. on private terms. Quoted as follows Domestic cloth, 12%c. a i3c. tor heavy average, on th spot: Gatcutta’ 10e + Borneo and Gourtpore, 13c.; bags, Hr ann Jute.—There has been no ghango in Ld ewig ket tor he a Which has remained dull ai yr gle and 5 Jute cw Sigc., gold. Jute butts sold sier prices. We note asule of AL . currency. “Hay aNd Ste, The cemand, as during the past week, has been good, born tor shipping and retail quall- thes of hay, current prices wore real- ized, suit in" moderate <A shipping. . iy ii clover, a , straw, 65e. tor old long Tye; S5c, a a Bie, tor new short rye: Sie. a.00c, tor oa! Hors.—here has been on. Didemang on trade OPs., al account and less inquiry tor export. and the outside figures‘ot t aiftioult to obtain,” We quiote 8 Abc, | doy 1674 I8ey w 28c Prices were weak, appended quotations were Aumericnn Gop, 1ST, A Loe, | olds, all growth ‘the be, a 12s. < forelgn, “Dita Yao. age. Calltorhinn, “Hines:—“the demand has bee fairly active and general, ady. atisiics sum uD pales—8.825 Dr Ibs, 25 ne, | sclection zit dry Entre ‘WBigc. @ 25} old, Asual selection ‘Montevideo 2°, 28 Ibs Wie. yold, W duy selection; 4138 dry ‘Corrientes, Ae Ibs, 35c. wold. 6 gaye ah ket selection; 2.%0) ibs, ¢ i Gry, flo Grande, aisg"ins., Ko! Usual selection: buenos Ayres, Giontovilee and io Grande: ding “1 alt ib 26340. @ 26c, goid, dave, usual lections; 9,96) dry Cal fornia to arrive 20 a 24 ibs. 2ic, a 252., gold, 10 days, usual selectioi 5 dry Sliigapore Buttaio, 3 ana rvate termas OU dry Mataiforon end Moxiean ot hot bs., OM private terms; 2,275 a Bogota, 2 a 23 Ibs. o1 rivate terms; 7.415 ‘dry ‘Central american, 20a 21 ibs, gold, @) days, selected: 900 dry Gor pus * ‘on private terms; 5,755 dry Texas, West- ern and coment 13 & 24 Iba..'on private termés 4.605 azy Texas and Mexican Kips. 98 U2 los..2.c. 0 24340. cur. rehoy, relocted ; 825 dry salted Matainoros, 34 Tbs, on rivate terms; 1,27) Western and Sonthorn Zoxns anid Side, on private terms: 1,! tbs. on private ver os Catcuten Buttalo, oth old, dave” Totalesi4G) hides, a Neeéines—tei! from Central’ America, ‘per Colon. fom San Francisca, do.; Li7/ trom si from Now Fleans, per Cortes: pet t Garondelet: 2,184 frotn do’, per Western aon 0/1 trom other cogatwixe porte Total, 13.005 hides. au 102 bales Bustaio trom Calcutta, per Scindia, Stock 74,00) dry Bucnos Ayres, Entro Kiox, dc, ; 63,100 co. Mon- tevideo, “8e,, DATE from surope; 14400 do. Rto ‘Srande, pai art at Bosioi 10 Go, Central American, eee alifornia, 1,900 do. Hozo:a and Savanilla, isu do. rux: saited Madagascar, via urope; 80 tak hos le: ten a do. and saited Matamoros and do. Texas, Wesi@rn and South aah 579 bales Calcutta cow and 833 do. di Tnon. ¢ market ior American dos, il and de- pig wa ie ea usual extra grip Rt this season has esses hot developed, and prices stilt have a declining ten- gency. The stock o1 Scotch pig is almost exhaustea Gnd gates are limited to 20 tons fglinton: 10) tens le Garnock, and lw) fons Coltness atl on private terms, fe quote:—American.. No. 1, $29 a $50; $23: do. forge, 27. Scotch —Kalintony ‘Nol, Gien- garnock, No. i, a $41; Coll tness, $42 0 & 843, to arrive; Summerlee, none; Carubrane, $33 Leataen.—The demand tor hemlock sole has been moderate irom manutacturers for the close, of the tail working. Jobbers are purchasing heavy leather at out- side quoiations We quoie:— —————- —— entock. California. co se ae. Bie ‘Eee me oT Common Hide, Gonmon Hid 80 New York bbls, at 390, ery inactive and unchangod. We note a sale ot 100 The aa frades were firmly held. | Tar was qniec and quote Washing. | | ton and Wluaitetons O1s.—The demand prices quoted i dy at 7 m crushers’ han Menhaden was quiet, Dut firm, at 40c. 1or good lignt and 38c. for brown. Lard off was in fair domand and steady, at $1 lv a $1 13 for present make and $1 15a $1 bees prime Mes Cotton seed oil was rahe, quoted at 4:c. a 45c. for crusle, 57 S58c. for refined summer ‘yellow, and ‘te, a tie. tor do. winter wh eliow. =perin and whale oll were only moderately dealt in, and not material aghaneed in value, sperm quoted ‘at Bl 65 tor crude, $i 8 a $! for natural, winter, $1 93 @ $195 tor biea Whale Strained quoted at $2 40 bbis. at $2 45, 1 tor casks aud bbls, Tie. ibe 4 petite Mes gat ‘estern, fair to ood, Geese—Jersey, prime. Iie a 186. sylvania, vritie, 15e do. ‘te and ia rime, i State and Western, fair to 0 £004 - a Ibe, eaRtcEgmet with a far jo es rage and ruled firms jes 40 tlerees Carolina at Tc. a 730. pel bags of Kangoon at éc. 4 Oye. peribs” POT 'Dy and uGAR.—There was a fale’ demand to-di for raw t pated. firm on the basis of 8c. a ‘01 good refining muscovado. We note sales ihds, of fair to good Cuba at Bige. awe: works eed: ng! lot. on private are and Sey Ls 8c. per ib, Refined ut st fhe dem nas moderate: quoted at Toe a i for standard A’s and lige. a ilqe. tor nae Saba Betpins. 4 Boag? to soe, fair to g00d fair, 8ige. m pie rocery, tar to good, a ag Shee. ie. ; centrituga:, hh and 8\c. a ge a melado, 73 2 6 to'1K, 1c, n {08ye. ; do. 49 to’ ite joe. a lige, Porto Rico—kenni: Morn a%e.: grocery, fair to choice, Rc. Nos. 9 011, te. a Sigce Wruzil—buten standard, a Dac. Java—Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to 12, sh, a 9%c. Manila— Superior and extra superior, 7%c. a 8) ‘OBACcCO.—" mary Bas been a 9 Nees le ed in fans feat during the past three da, and the market rule 1, The transact Rios include. 20) eases. of sundry kinds, at per 1b. ; 180 cases: of Connectiant, aire 78, ? 198 do. of State. crop " ae 5. ‘io. of. Onto, ile. He *erop ‘7, ig 145 cases of wrappers, on of Wisconsin, crop ‘73, atv The demand tor Kentucky continued detlve, and the, market ruled very fi ib, Foreian was stea % mote turther sales of 4.000 hie, at Io. w 3c. r ,and sold to the extent of Jyo bales of iavana at7éc. # $1 per Ib. TALLOW Was firm, with sales of 20 hhds of prime city at Hy and 10),000'tierces of out of time stock at Bc. Viceranies.—The only change of consequence to. note was a soarcliy of red onions. which were very firmly held, some holders asking as 8 $8 per bLI ‘Other vegotaples withour \waterial change. We apettes _ Fouthern white ontona per bbl, $3: do. yellow do., Dbi. $4.50: red do., per bbi., new beets, per J is $2 4 $2 50; white tarnips, per bbl. $Lat 2 His per Dbl, $1 50a $2; cabba per 100 § per bag, red, per 100, $4 a $6: Lim: Yellow squash per’ bbl, $1 marrow do. per Tettuce, Long tsland, per 10), $1 0 $1 50 er bad, $232: krvelt corr ty Beans, Long Island, per bag $l $1" 23; eaulimower, per dozen, $1 a $3; Long Island “vomatoes, per basket duc. er jese plant, ver dozen, Sic. a’ Ble.; celery, per ‘Gozen. $i a $} 25. Woor.—The market is devoid of Ife. but prices re. main siationary. |The sales are 600) Ibe. tubwasied at Sc. : 9,000 Ibs, iree fall Calltornia, 20¢. : Ibs. scoured do., 72¢. a 7330.5 m1 ibs. Australian combing, 9 (Ov'Ibs. spring Calitornia 25.100 Ths. fall dg. 80 Ibs. me- dium unwashed fleece, fine do.. 2,0 Ibs. black dor and 10,000 ibs. wasted Westsrn, all cn'privave tortee WHIBKEY.. perce) 315 bbls. The market was steady, with a fair demand at $1 0334, with sales of 809 bbls. at this figaro, at which the market:closed quiet. DOMEST|O_ Mi MARKETS, ‘ate terms; ‘s ‘Cases jALYRSTON, Oct. 20, 1874. Cotton steady unchansed; mide R es ‘Net receipts, 1,508 bales; gross, 1,53. tock, 37,025, New OniEans, Oot, 20, 187 Cotton—demand good: offerings moderate; middling, 143gc. Net receipts, 5,175 bales; gross, 5,777. Sal 2,000; lacteventtg, 80. “stock, Akg e sabes Mon Cotton quiet; middling, 14%¢e.; low reatltag 1 it, good ity r18kc. alsige Net receipts, 1,655 bales; fr: Xports coasiwise, 58% Sales, 1,000, Stocks Savarwart, Oct. 20, 1 Cotton weak, 3¢ lower to sell; sealing, 16%6. ; Sw middling, 1aise.;| Rood, ordinary, 18340. Net receipts, 4,459 bales: gro’ 400, EXparis coastwise, O94 Sales, 2446. vtock, 56,8, CHantestox, Oct, 20, ee Steady: middle 1adge, tae 14 ye. ee madi ei good ordinary, 130-8 lige. Net recetpta, 3,2 bales; gross, 3,413, Bales, 2,000. ee sas Wisatixctox, N. Oe 201g Spirits of easpepene easy at 35,0. Rosin tirm’; $205 for strained, Crude t Bae steady; $1 60 tor’ Nard, $2 60 for yellow dip, $260 tor virgin, ‘Tar firm at $2, Oswxoo, Oct, 20, 1874. Flour steady and in fair Senianey ee bbls. Wheat lower jor spring; sales, 1,600 Milwaukee giab at $1 14: No, 1 white Michigan Hold at a1 Dextre ig barley dull and un- of $139." Corn meal— Pity tor r bolted, $23. for upbole r ton, Mill feed un- hi arts, st upstuths, 25; middling: a c 76 Waeat, 740.4 corn and te, barley, 6c. to New York, 54g¢. to Albany; lumber, to the’ Hudson, $3 60 to New York. Lake receipte— 34,900 bushels, barley, 42,000 feet tumber. Onna! dtp. ments— $4,400 bushels wheat, 35-00 do. bartey. 965,000 teet , lumber. ‘ihe amount of grain on the canal from'Buffaio and Oswego tor tide Water vesterday noon, as near ag can be ascertained, was 1,773.00 bushels wWneat, 761,000 Wo. corn, $18.01) do.’ oats, 225,000 do. barley, 8,000 do, rye. Compared w ith the same time last year the deficiency is 1,819,00) bushels of grain. Burraro, Oct. 20, 1874, Lake and railroad imports for the post twenty-four houres Flour, 18,200 vols ; wheat, 276771 bushels; ‘corn 32.500 do. s oats, ‘11,501 do. barioy. 3.0 dane ee 400 dor Ghaoks shipments—Wheat, eT 7 bushels: col ‘4 600 do. oats, 35, lo,:_ barley m: S224 Y four “alia bias Rail’ sree ae iG: Bd bushels; “corn, 62/431 do. ata, $1,500 do.; rye, 400 do, Meld fh tet shade off: W beat, Vee. & cork, 9c. 01 Western spring. Bs ism 8: bakers’, vse a7; amb a ite, $65) a $7 5). Wheat slow; sales ot peotels No.1 white fees at $1 24, small lots No, 2 Mawaukee spring ,at $1 Utis, No 1 Milwaukos held ut g! 10 a $112, No. 201 ease Li weal) 9c. a We., red CY atgll $i! at Gorn dull; 2 Western at 83c. a Western held at bee. 4 $25 n $1 90 State st BLM; no Western on the Barley malt~Canada at $1 600 $1 70, Western otal ky 8160. Rye nominal at%c. Other articles unchanged. TOLEDO, Oct. 20, 1974. aiORE quiet and onehengen Wheat in tair demand and higher: No. 2 w! ash, $1 No. 1 white Michigan, Biiscoxtra, ie words wmaber jusoht BD. Sot, $1 06%; December, $1 03; "No. 1 red, $1 10%; No. 2do.. | spot, 1 0 November, $105, Corn in rair_demand oe | htgtt high mixed.’ spot, 80c.: October, 7 Tse. Novem- | ber, 676.5 December, 602.5 ew, 750. |. 7734c. new, 70¢, @ Zic. ; no rade, 76e. "new ‘be ‘Oats firm; ‘ade vanced Ic. . L sold at 514 No. 2 at 5lige.; Mi ichi- fan, Sle; white, 2c, Frewhts dell. $5 60; mmoth, $5 8 ‘Receipt ts—1,000 bbls. flour, ‘55,009 bush. els wheat, 41,00 do. crite 12.000 do. oats. “shipments 1,000 bushels wheat, 3.0W do.corn, 1,000 do. of Cumicago, Oct 2 1874, jamaged Flour quiet and unchan, Wheat in fair pare Poor damaxed, — Ibe. and igwret, closing weak 41 No.1 spring, 93. a 95e. ; —Orop=slatigh iar Light backs, "S60. 9 Soy middle ber and Rovernbor: No. doe backs 37. a ugnt crop, 3%. a i6c.; middle crop, apie reieeted, Soe torn pened arm but closed 2 S60. eavy'erop, S00. 6 Soe. Texts Light, Stop | duit No. 2 mixed, 748%0., snot: 7155 tober: 70'40., No- middle and over crop, 33c. a n— | vember: 634gc., seller all the ye elected, 733ge. Cats ii Netnloe, Seca 200. Fough oak, 2e% Sto bek | Drm and in jai demand: No.2 at 49%. @ B0c.. spot: hestldcr @ 4ot9c., October: Bi4e., November, Rye in. fair demand Sohasetec trade continued ght and confined to jop- jo. asoid at “Barley in fair de- bing low of grocery grades. Market steady for all de: | mand and No, 2 spring, $1 69, spot: eto. | geriptions, We appond former quotations ag iollows:~ | ber. Pork firm a¢ $19, cash and Octobers fi7 70, seller | 1 Quba, centrifugal aud mixed, do. clayed, ste, | ailthe venr, Lard dull and nominal, | a 42c: do. Muscovado renin 3803 ». do. Rrocer: ‘his du'l, On call Board this aiternon wheat closed 4c. a Wc. ; Porto Ri a iUe-; Kngiish Islands, we. | at sf2ze..cush Gerober and November: corn, 74i4c., otsh agicet Ne Stleans, Ne. 6 806." Hew orp. and October: 70%e.. November ; 49%. Ke. Navan %—Ihe market for, spirit of turpentine | cerpts—800) Dbis. ftour,, Tw ‘hushele wheat 60.160 was quiet putclosed steady at 7340. tor merehantable dio, corn, 26.00) do. oats, 4.000 do, ve. 24.000 do, ‘barley. order. ‘There was very little disposition mantiesiod, | Shipments—6000 ‘bbls, fou .000 bushels wheat, 25,000 | price, We note sales of 108 | do. corn, 12,000 do. oats, 9,00 do. barley. PRINTING OLOTHS MARKET, ProvtoExcr, R. T,, Oot 9), 1 Printing clotns steady at 5'ic. a 53gc. for standa: extra 64's, with a moderate business. HAVANA MARKETS, per i 1874. Sugar firm and in fair demand: No. 10 2’ Dutch standard, 10H reals a I8reals per ar rrobG ; molasses surat, 15% reuls a 10% reals. Molasses nominal, Stock of sugar in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas, 124,000 boxes and 4,000 hhids, Receipts of the week, 23 boxes and 80 bhds. Exported during the week, 8,400 boxes and 176 hhas., including #000 boxes and’ all the Nhds. to the tnd Havana, Seed efor natncal arene, 88 forbrowched: | Upited States acon. Sta S42 per owe, Flour. $28.5) 8 i ¢ er ns, | Haak cod ruled steady at 68. « Mic.,and domestic do. a rn muthdar cures eda sur art 0 er Xi a $43.50 per quinial; in tins, A $47. Potatoes Sari PETA Ta AGACan Ob ce, GitenoToon ek ostata # Boa $11 por Dbl. "Naval stores nominal, Coal ath 58 ) either party; quoted at 120. a 125¢c. ior delivery balance reals bh reals per, Liv Of v hows heads: 97 Gy ot month. ride in. bulk was sie: $7 75. Lumber nomina! hooks nominal! Oops ROS dy at d40 ,nlthoueh the bids for round lows were generally not above Sic. We note a sale of 500 bbls. for prompt. delivery at dsc. Cases were, quoted stondy at 1/}gc. Naphtha, was ie- Sleeted and quoted nominally, stead) ly ative. for Western | and 10%c. Ca for, city.” The Philadeinnia market | was quiet an ‘¢ Note sales of 3,00) bbls. retined | ior ‘prompt delivers Fat lise. Later we heard of sales in York of 3,00 bbls, of refined, spot, at 12c., and 10,000 bh of do., dehverable trom the Istto the 16th ot Novems | ber, at 124. Also at Philadelphia 20.0 bbis., prompt. delivery, at 11%, Advices irom the’ Creek were of a noneral ly dull market, wiih quotations ag tollows:—Oil | ity, $ etroleum Centre, We. ; ‘litusville, $1 a $1 02! Kouseviite, We, Houte, 673¢c. bid wt wells; Parker United, 7c. a vier pment, 9c. a 924 ea 8 Provisions. Pork, bis. ; beer, 869 puck ages: cut meats, 255 : lard, 283 bols. ana ticrees and 8 kegs. The demand for ness the market closing dull and Jobbing way at $19 25. 819 50; nominally at $1% Bacon—Ite market continued dull | and weak: 2 boxes of long clear brought lose. per Ib. Dressed hogs were only in light request and the market weak at 8c, a 894c. er Ib, range. “Beef—Trade in a die: tributing way was moderate at a steady range ot prices: the salestoot up about 60 packages; 500 ierces at the | West sold on private terms, We quote :—$12 0 10 $13.30 | for plain mess bbis., $14.a $15 for extra do. do., $2) a $2L for prime mess grees, $22.4 $25 for India mess do. do, a rk was unimportant, ier sold in & October delivery quowd and for extra city India mess, Beef hams ‘were quiet. but not quotabiy changed in value; quoted at $:2 tor first quality ot Western. Cut incats mot witn a moderate | demaud and exhibited no change in The sales included 280 loose pickied hams at tlc. per 1b., 50 pickled shoulders at Y9sc. per Ib, 4,000 of loose pickled bellies at Ie. por lth and a boxcs of cleat do, at ize, per ib. Lard—For Western steam the market was dati and weak at ‘the opening, but closed frm, although in- | fetive. We note sales ot 10) tierces on the spot Bt Me. 75) tierces, seller's option balance of year, at IL and 1118-160, per'ib. City sold to tho extent of tiercos at 133g. per I LOW Moroes, seller's option six mon hs ae NY Voraroxs. Round Potatoes wore in demand and sold at steady prices. sweets were dull, in abundant supply and decidedly quot A rose, ew doublechead tole $2 25 a $2°5 in bulk, per $2 a $2 26; peachbdlow, me ‘rouble. head bbl, o,, 19 Dulk, per bbi., $2 28 a $150; neorloss at bbl. $2 fn bulk. pee sweet Vipaihia, per bbl, $1 Mack, $1 50-4 $179: swoct Delaware: per ob p13 a #2 oh PouLiky axp Gawz.—The demand for live poultry is moderately active, with values almost stea t ‘at quota. tions. Dressed poiltry is quiet, but steady. ame, aside from the small birds (for which there is but HUH ¢ Mi | which arrive with cach packuyo, nd reudy sate at Tutt Flock, with, Krouse and purtiidges tending upward. Ve quote Spring chickens, per Ib. 1c. & Loc.; fowls, State aud Jersey, Ide. a 16c. per lo. ; fowls, Western, 130. | a de, d0.; roosters, old, 86.4 Ide. do; turkeys, state and | al | Jersey. 160, a 176, do. ; turkeys, Western, 1d¢. Ducks—state and Jersey, Wo. A. 8740. pot pal 0 | Western, 50c. @ 600. do. “Gi ie and Jersey, $2 2 $2); geese, tern, $125 a ‘5 Live ‘pigeons, Bie i ine 138 Per oa. ia na, stall ied. Gand 71s to do: gon; $2; wil ee common bi tar $ | ye Bilaletphia sande, 75h $3:" tame Sleeats live, per pair, 850, a de. quail, prime, per Hoven, 81 8 W $225; woodeock, Western mi pgt pale, SK. ‘We. ; woodgoak, tate ana Jersey, We. a $l; partridge. State, prime, We. parteldge, Western. do., te. oat oe Kastern, do. sc. a pactridico, ol ouso, prime, $1 + grow fort, da, 4 hares, ae: We. @ 8 8, 350. Gor “oly wenteon’ aadTon per Poe caasee don cass, Lic. For tresh dlrosse: d, ne quotation lersey prime, 2c. a 2c. : turkeys, Jerse sar to good, 190. 0 Qe. turkeys, State, prime, Be; tn s SMe, talr to good, 160 rkeys, Northern Ofte and Monies, Primo, Wo. a Ue, } turkeys, Northern Ohio and Mehigan, iair to good, 2 S a Central Obio, Indiana, &o,, : turk 10. Indiana, &c., tair to's alse, Uhickens— army bt prime, 2c. a Bo. ¢ tr to good, I7ce. a i ‘owls—versey, prime, i7c. a ldo, do., do. fair to prime, | ~~ S00, inal. Freizhts nominal. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpox Pronvce Marxet.—Loxpox, Oct 20—Even- ing. —Linseed cakes, £11 15s. ver ton. Common rosin, 6s. 3d. per owt. Fine rosin, 17a 18s. 6d. percwt. Linsced oil, 268. 6d. Der ewe. I. Exchange qulet, but frm. FINANCIAL, De: “STOCK PRIVILEGES. — L. W. HAMILTON & CO., 48 Broad street, New York. 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T REASONABLE RAT LIFE AND L ndowme nt Insurance Poll esand other Insuranco. of all kinds eifected with best J.J, WABRICH & 00., 1I/ Broadway, WHO NAS MADE LARGE from small investments in Wall street done so from investments in “Stock Privi- Teges,” and itis to Wooder that Lis mode of speculating is exceedingly popular when so many realize ex:raordt ary profits from it, Those contemplatiug to specala should send ior the explaining circular of a a FROTHINGHAM & CO. Brokers and Bankers, 12 Wall | sireot, ~ | $1,000. FINANCIAL a VILFons. POTS. CAL > as © ul 30 days, expl eg tory Sioek, Wachee te 4 WAgAaD e'% & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street. E. 4 COLORADO IMPROVEMENT OOMPANY.~ C gant covons pons of the 6 per cent gold Moy. gage Bonds of t lo. Improvement Com- Sify macurine, Noveuber ee 4, wilt be paid on and z, PreRUNCAN, 8 SHERMAN & 00, No, 11 Nassau street, ‘ow York. NVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY COM. pny. she In tereat Coupons of the Seven Per Cent joni Railway Company, maining Wowsmber, } 4 ia, will be paid on and after that presentation to DUNCAN BHEASAN & CO. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW ring to BORROW OB INV meee ago GRANT. TP Fino street, (FIERCE, 105 BROADWAY, York or Br ment OF Frpokiya improved Heal Estate ; first class Tene Paying interest, received at libe iment tor cfty bona dt regular prices, or bought for cash, Gola Mortgage ds of fhe Denver and Kio Grande No. 11 Nassau street, New York. _ J York city M oresares wien boas, Principals de J°Rs! 8, S $25,000 TO iN one or more sums, without ts on New RRAWROAD BONDS, EITHER PAYING OR NOT MARKUAM, 195 Broadway. T. JOSEPH AND [ RO 1 bought and sold by if A om EY BALUE Trigg T. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY &. », Ss North Pacific and other radeon o ATG = i bought by the old established house of NiCULAY & Stock Brokers aud Auctioneers, FOR 9 DAYS WANTED—FOR WI addres early and other consideration rll be Pine street, New York. box M40 Herald office. |e 000 jorida WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE, WITR orrecines bons on @ larze planeaiion a 4 worth $30,000 \. SECURITY, Hera’ cash, Address SOUTH i | $11,000 FAST, TRE MOAR jocation cliy. “Address &, ox S151 Post ofees im $175.000. x, “=T0 LOAN, ON REAL, ESTATE, IN this city, In sums of 5,00) and up- wards for a term ot years, without bonus, JOUN F. CONRBY, 162 Broadway, room 9, $200.00 fa eae ‘Sroperty. ia ‘on. tm) ‘operty, dress. FORAER oid sums to suit; principal: J. B. LEAYORA! Kighthavente. $200.000 2 Real Bante, f office. TO LOAN-—ON MORTGAGE, ON, New Yorx and Brooklyn improved for term of years: one per centand searches. TLLIS, Laricashire Insurance Company, 187 Broadway. | COPARTNERSHIPS, BY MUTUAL CONSENT Ti THE P PARTNERSHIP UNs der the name and firm of &. & J. H. McNeill, dong business at No. 181 South street, in the ciiy of New York, is hereby dissolved ; and it Is further agreed between the undersigned that Charles McNeill, as the executor o! Llizabeth McNeill, is alone authorized to coliect all debts and adjust and liquidate all claims against tne sald rm. Octoser 2l, 1874 JOHN U. MoNEILL, CHARLES McNEILL, ‘xecutor of KE. MeNetlL, _Bus SUIESS OPPORTU KTUNITIES, ARS v YOU WISH TO BUY, SELL OB exchange a business of any kind, call on or write to LIVINGSTON & CO., 10 Pine street, PARTY TRAVELLING THROUGH THE COUNTRY with horse and wagon would take one or two more Sen Address A. J., box 113 Herald Uptown Branch ce. LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., BANKERS, Brokers and Financial Agents, 12 treet. secure Additional capital for merchants, manuracturers and: incorporated compantes; loans made on city and West- ern Property, ‘Commercial Obligations, 4c. : aper negotiated: persons possessing capltal dextrin usiness informed ot approved opportunities without charge. Persons having any gool business that they pore of are invited to call. business ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED. For merchants, manutactarers and others: Mining Interests, &c., negotiated; Real Estate exchanged for, business* persons with capital seeking business advised! gt approved opportunities. References Leonard. Shel; don & Co., bankers, 10 Wall stree t ae pat oe SSnaneiat ai 57 Wi eet arreee, ec Gridus « LET. a Af WAN WITH $502, IN A MANUs facturing business paying over per cent: tat invested na a loubied eve ay! 30 days; orders on hat dress WHITE, Hi fm A. BARE OProrToniry OFFERED TO A PARTY ee a few thousand dollars.—Twenty years Lease of a neat little road House, doing a nesy and on one of the leading avenues up town. Tha pres ent tenant would sell Furniture and Bar Fixtures very | fow, he having other business on hand. The party buyy | ing Maa have nothing but taxes to pay during said term, This isn chance seldom offered. Call on W. MITCHEL, 77 Cedar street, or on the owner, JOHN EMMONS, “105 Murray street. GENTLEMAN OF WELL KNOWN ABILITY AND character, about locatin ange with a first class e samp! nbroideries or white Koods: unquestionable re Address CALIFORNIA TRADE, Herald office, FY MAN, WITH $2,000 CASH, CAN GET IN rf fate, wel established. profitable business. . KEEP, Banker and Broker, 71 Broadway. A Aer riser ao ae ree. IN A BUSINESS feed ot ished in inoome uarantesd om Teal estate to investor. 1 LOND, 3 Broadway. A EMAN OF INTELLIGED AN® GO address can have an unusual chance to makq ney by acting as special agen! is fora nen nS fully salable work. A® D Inquire tn namber de nt. J. B. FORD & © ark f Place, ‘ GENTLEMAN WISHING TO ESTABLISH HIa Son or any one else in a well-established Leather Manniaceitiag ‘Business sad paving, hes ) to invest good ty address Ra Pitts i Dox 110 Herald oftce. sib at RARE OPPORTUNITY.—A PARTY WITH $1,500 Gn have an paterese in good paying ¢ash busin wi state security for money invested. For part Heulars call at 3 Bayard street. near ‘Bowery, alter aM, A. MONOPOLY OF GREAT MAGNITUTE: SOME thing that homes, stores, farmors, &c., must haves thorough Ee issaa ea solicited, WU at 723 Sixttl avenue, between id 12 1d 6 ~ YOUNG MAN ere a PARTNER ( Zh, Meh preferred), with small capita’, in established ottling and reta: English sl les dre: Meraid Brookiyn Branch office. “ucs* CHISTIBe N UONSEQUENOR OF OTHER BUSINESS, THE AD- xertiser will dispose of whole or half interest In. hie faippingand ‘lransportation Business ba S200 es! lished 1835; has made trom $7.00) to er yeare roperty Worth price asked, ‘Address SHIPEING vox, 75 Herald office. Pee WANTED—WITH table =mannfactaring bt treated with. iit Upto 000 CAPITAL, IN ry 48; only print; nut ‘ull name and daldreas owas 1 NUFACTURING BUSI. b: well organized M $20,000, ness wanted—With y U house, tor the purpose of extonding and ostablishing am axenry tor their product, heretofore sold through com: een houses. Apply to GRIGGS & CAKLETON, road way. HIGH MORAL CHAR | ‘acter, by best artists; to those naving taste for the | business i wi) Tealize an income of $15.00) per annum, THO 167 Canal strect. 2PLENDID OPPORTUNITY.—$1,500 TO Prong bls af “3 Bon secure an interest as partner in a very a class cash business. street, room 7. u hee OWNER oF sIx PROPRIE: TARY MEDICINES, of superior merit, wishing to extend his enterprise by an increase of capital, will dispose of one or more at Joss than halt their value, Any party having $/,00).to 000 ran realize $9.0") in three years. ADpoint interes piew for Saturdays and Mondays, “Address Dr. ALTON, Herala Uptown Bran off Inquire from I to. 3 — WO ACTIVE YOUNG ME , WITH A A LARGE TRADE and experience in the Hat and ‘cap line, desire = farther, active or apccial, with a capital Of BllON te 15140 in the business, strictiy for cash. Address Hl. & ‘station A. Spring street. ‘yy aertec=s PARTNERSHIP IN. FLORISTS | BUSI Noss, or will buy out the whole; the Bert of mie | anil plenty of capital, Address ©. . raid W ANTED—A MAN SKILLED IN MACHINERY. AN) the manufacturing of cotton, wath $15,000 or $2, capital. Address J. GRAY, Adairsville, Bartom county, Ga, V y ANTED. ARTNER, WITH $25,000 CASH, IN an ost ‘d ond bad 1 Known comumission house, with large conn 4 young man desirous of ens otto) tering into business this preseaee an RD Tyas seldot offered; none need apply but such asmean business; communications to ve strictly confidential, Address Q S. Dox 183 Herald office, WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WITH ABOUT 81,500, Vartner or to purchase a well ed and | good paying business. ation L Codar street, room 2% ‘ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $10.00), IN FOREIGN fruit, produce and commission business: an ag. tive man noe afraid of hb oney; will furnish Dusines ‘and business place against capital, Address M,, box I Herald oftice. J ANTED—A Le le WITH | $10, an active and equal {ntorest tn a wol NY catablighe manulacturing business in the South, which paye well comparatively no risk, ne the product finds a ready mar etin the Porter Bates. Address, tor a fow daya Buy —A BUSINESS LADY, WITH THis $25. of capital, can carn $2) weekly, all winter, lhome; business entirely new; jauahe m owe day. Second avenue; ring basemens bell. AMOUN ufacturing C | A GENTLEMAN, WITH $100, CAN SPOUR | $101 +n parinership ii w_pleesant, cua, respect sineks” paving $300 "yearige Walt: at oMiee, 817 B | $500 TO $3,000 CASH.—AN KNERGETIO PARTY can purchas * Mterest in a sate, reliable Dusinesss can be carried on in any state ; giles are) pro! thy man can Annum," Aitdress A.'tt 388 Broadway, oles 8 $1. OOQ READY Money aND SERVICES OF A business man as equal partner, to extent the manufacture of speciaities; sold every whore; cer tain profit first year, $10.0), HONOKABL | box 16 Herald «i hs eran ita —MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT AS SUPER. intendent for manufacturing company, Near city: light, clean business; position permanent, good pay. Apply atl? Fark row Untorua:tonal Hote room $5 000 WANTED, with A PARTY TO CN dob In oD! a very retnunerauve and agree: |. ness which has alee made several format wr] May be realized this winter, Address Td Herald Uptown Branch o'fice,